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Home My WebLink About1984-03-26 - Orange Coast PilotLOW 52 fllR 11111 -- MONOAY, MARCH 26. 1984 OHAN<.( 1.0lJNlY < Al l fOHNIA .''. ,-! tJ' . If your Soc~ Security number •• 518-30-4418 you've wonl Coast Laguna Canyon neigh- bors have captured the ear of county planners In effort to preserve their community./ A3 Coast residents were asked what's their fancy, now that It's spring- time. /A3 California Latest Dlablo Canyon nuke protest ends In 32 arrests./ A4 KCET fund-raising efforts result In $1 .1 million, sup- porters say./ A4 Nation Hart takes victory In Mon- tana; first win In 10 days of campaigning./ A4 Is the nation's boom economy heading for a big bust? I A4 World The U.S. consul general to France has been shot in the head./ A4 El Salvador voting Is fraught with foulups and charges of fraud./ A4 Features Stop-Gap dramatics help people with special needs tap feelings and find their potentlal./81 If your child Is having trouble keeping up In school, check some warn- ing to help determine the cause./82 Sports Golden West College freshman Shane Flores Is swinging a mean bat this season./C1 Georgetown and Hous- ton added their names to complete the NCAA's Final Four Tournament palrlngs./C1 The UC Irvine tennis team knocked off Yale to settle for third place In Its own Invitational tourna- ment. /C2 Entertainment An original comedy at Golden West College is one of three new plays open~ng this week. Bualneu It's cheaper for com- panies to help problem .employees than to cover up their mlstakes./85 INDEX Bulletln Board A3 Bridge 84 Bullneu es.e Celtfornta Nft8 A4 Cl111tfled C4-e Comlcl 84 CroeNC>fd ce Death Notte. C4 FeetuNI 81·2 Help YourMH 82 Horoecoc>e C7 Ann Landen 82 Nattonal N.wa A4 Opinion A5 POltoe Log A3 Pubfte Notte.I C4 Sport1 C1-4 Stock Marketa Be Tatevt~on 82 Thelter1 83 W•ther A2 Wortd N9wl A4 .. e a e ID ras • in 'su er. ea· Scott McPhenon (left) wu flnt acrou the line in mint-triathlon held 8unda1 in Kewport Beach, and bi.a 0.., .......... .., ...... ......., reward wu champa&ne bath adminlatered by trophy pre.enter Vern Luce. 1 •. ~ They swam, ran an:d rode for pal By L.P. BENET Of Ille Delly Not ..... Nineteen men and one woman participated Sunday in a Newport Beach mini-triathlon held in honor of Chuck Stone, a 25-year-old supermarket night manager who has spent I 0 weeks in a hospital fighting for his life after a tragic Jan. 12 automobile accident. . Stone sustained massive injuries to the body after he fell asleep at the wheel ofhis car and collided with a pole on a southbound Newport Freeway on ramp near the 91 freeway. Doctors gave him little chance of surviving, explained roommate Brian Krewson. But now, they are hopeful ofa full recovery. · Payoff to bank·s customer~ termed 'smooth' process say FDIC officials By JERRY HIRSCH Of Ille o..., Not lteff It could take federal regulators as long as a year to complete the liquidation of the failed Heritage Bank. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. spokesman Tom Levine said today. Regulators are likely to sta y at the bank's former Anaheim headquarters for most of that time but the bank's three branches in Costa Mesa. Irvine and Santa Ana will be closed sooner. The State Banking Department closed the bank March 16 af\cr $62 million in problem loans and con- tinuing operating losses had made the bank insolvent. The department handed control of the bank to the FDIC while both agenicies searched for a stronger financial institution to take over Heritage Bank's insured accounts. No buyer was found and the FDIC started to liquidate the bank last week. About half of the the bank's 15.000 accounts were closed during the first week of the liquidation. "On each of the first two days we Stone's friends set up the triathlon contest in hopes that he can participate when it is held again next year. Soon Sunday, before about IOOonlookers including Stone's mother Judy Lacey, 20tnathletes lined upon the beach nearthecomerof33rd Street and West Oceanfront Boulevard and dashed for the water. The course started off with I ()()yards of swimming. followed by a five-mile bike ride and a three-mile run. "The race was a complete success-all 20 finished." said Stone's roommate Brian Krewson. Scott McPherson won the overall title. Tim Wiedkaler placed second and Terri Proud was third. had about 2.500 customers getting their pay off but that has trailed off considerably." Levine said. "They have been very courteous and it has been a very smooth pay off." Levine said. Nearly all of the I 5.000 accounts had SI 00.000 or less and were full y insured by the government. But in a new policy that makes no effort to protect despositors with larger ac- counts. the FDIC announced ac· count-holders wtth more than SI 00.000 in the bank will get back only 35 percent of their mone) over S 100.000. About 75 investors fell into the category. "'Some of the peopk over the insurance limit arc obviously up~t but the ones I talked to were courteous and understanding," Levine said. Customers wanting to retrieve their money from the bank should ~o the Heritage's main office on Euchd Avenue in Anaheim. The bank is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. · People with valuables in safe deposit boxes should go to the branch where they rented the box. Non-problem loans arc considered an asset of the bank's. The FDIC will continue to manage loans from the bank but may eventually sell them to other financial institutions to man· age. The bank·s other assets mclude furniture and office equipment, Levine said. The FDIC 1s still working on an appraisal of the bank's assets.. he added. ' FV cops treat abandonment as murder attempt By ROBERT BARKER Ol .. 0.., ......... An hours-old baby found over the weekend in a la~. metaJ trash container along w1th gart,..e and graH clippings at a Fountain Valley condominium complex wu makiDI a strong recovery today. The 7-pound, l S-ounce red-haired boy, found by a trash collc:ctor wbo heard a noise and then saw the t.b)ls foot slipping from a blanket, re- portedly stopped brealhina briefly at Fountain Valley Community Hospi- tal Sunday. But Fountain Valley police De1ec; tive Rick Christensen said the found- li.na "is in super bcaJth" to<S,ay. Police investigators. wbo are call- ina the incident an attempted murder, are querying residents oft.be Paradise Manor Condominium Complex on Euclid Street and Slater Avenue in efforts to find the mother of the Caucasian baby or whoever placed him in the metal dumpster on Saturday. Christensen said he believes the baby was only an bour old when be was taken to the dumpster about 6 a.m. He was found three hours later, j ust as workers from the Rainbow Disposal Co. were preparing tO put the dumpster on a hydraulic hoist to flip it over into the truck. Christensen satd the baby surely would have met his death either in that process or when company wor~ use-a-dc-¥l<.'e to smash the rubbish . .. I can't get it out of my mind that someone who did this knew the schedule of the trash pick up," be said today. The baby apparently was deliv~ at home. Christensen also said that droppina the baby in the dumpster to die (Pleue ... BABY /A2) Are police, fire benefits beneficial? I Associations say they are, but there are headaches It was one of those 6 o'clock calls. For some reason, people who call my Fountain Valley a~ent at 6 p.m .• ju.st as I'm actuna readr for dinner. invariably try to set me sometbina. last wttk•s 6 o•ctock call went somethina bkc this: Caller .. Good evenin11 Mr. Sncidcrman. rm callif\J fot lhe Ora.nae County Fireman 1 Associa- tion. How are you toniaht? .. Me: "I wu fine before I Sot this call. You 're aoina tout me to bUy a ucket to some kind ofbenc&t lhow. And if J don't want to f<>• you11 pve my ticket to senior cittttns or handicaDDed children. I ju1t 1ot I caI1 like this a few da .,o." &ii:; "That mull have been from the Cotta Mesa Firemen'• AJtocia. tion. They't'C aponsorina a benefit show, and they•re makina illepl calls to Fountain VaHeyraidenta. They've been reprimanded by their fire chief for doing so." Me: "What group are you calling for. apin? Foun\IJn Valley has its own fire department .. C.Uer: "The Oranae County Fire- men's Association. We represent all the departments in the county. We caU you so you don't aet a lot of calls from indivtdual depanments." At this point, J was thoroughly confused. If the countywide fund..raiter keeps you from be1na lpprOICh~ ~ individual depan- menis, wb=1d I bear &om Costa Mesa fire ten? And 'Nett CON Meta fire . ters really au1lty of ma~ .. '"illepJ call •• into Fountain ValleyT . The fint caller bad claimed incor- ttetly that Cotta Mesa wa the ''t.dM~p,. fire department for Foun- tain vauey. tn fact. Fountain Valle)'"• fire protec'lton plan ls a coopcnuve arrueemnt with Hu.ntiQllOft Bt.lcb. Weatmimtef and Seel 'Bei(l\. Bcina oboned repaatodly to buy benefit show tidm.I can be a bit annOY1"1-But at the me bmt. rm aware of lhc aood deeds firerl&h1m P11L S1otEllWI PER SPECTIVE do with the money they collect. On my own beat. I've seen Foun- tain Valley fittftahten donate play- around equipment for handicapped children at Plavan School. They've donated time and matmals to the new lustoncal oe.rk behind Ctty Hall. And Ju.st • rew -wttks ..,, they donated $100 to hdp 1 local ye>uth take pen in an AmeticaD wre5llina team"s vas.it lO China. But I was stall confu$td about the pbonesolicitatlons. l made a few calls of my own. bopina to clear tbinp up. First. es you may know. I.be peopte calli~ you for ticktts Kies a~ noa firefllhten. They're paid tetcphonc •lcspeoplc. - In most cases. when a Polioc or fire assoc1at1on wants to stage a benefit show or dance, 1t makes a contrac:t with an entertainment production company. The promoter sets up a bank of phones and hires peoples to sell the uck.cts. The promoter also is responsible for putting on the abow and teei.n& thal ICllior citizens or handicapped children ~ta chance to anend, as promi~ 1n the pbone pitches. The poli« or fire association \codl its name to the show in ex~ for a pm:cn&qc of the prooeeda or a tel k The associauon al.so may 5tatiOD • fireman or polioc officer at the ph4xie bank to UIUR \hat the c:a0Cn doa"t m1~nt tbemtelva or ltfty too far ffom an l{>Pl'Ovcd .._ pilda. a..a such monatonna does DOt at...ys 1llDe p&.ce. sloci • • The funds an a l''OD rw throqb such bmdits m• be .... for charitable ~ Poticical a.; bYJna ii &oded dw'oUP odl.r IO\.U'Cn. And what 1bout dac CW'IM fund-raili• cvan1? (Pl••··-~,. j LOW52 f IRIT 11111• MONDAY, MARCH 16. 198'1 OHAN(,[ 1,0lJNT V <.AL If OllNIA !',Cf N ' ·, If your Soclal Security number la 518-30-4418 you've wonl Coast Laguna Canyon neigh- bors have captured the ear of county planners In effort to preserve their community./ A3 Coast residents were asked what's their fancy. now that lt'ssprlng- tlme. /A3 California I Latest Dlablo Canyon nuke protest ends In 32 arrests./ A4 KCET fund-raising efforts result In $1 .1 million, sup- porters say./ A4 Nation Hart takes victory In Mon- tana; first win In 10 days of campaigning .I A4 Is the nation's boom economy heading for a big bust?/A4 World The U.S. consul general to France has been shot in the head./ A4 El Salvador voting is fraught with foulups and charges of fraud .I A4 Features Stop-Gap dramatics help people with special needs tap feelings and find their potential./81 If your child Is having trouble keeping up In school, check some warn- ing to help determine the cause./82 Sports Golden West College freshman Shane Flores Is swinging a mean bat this season./C1 Georgetown and Hous- ton added their names to complete the NCAA 's Fin al Four Tournament palrlngs./C1 The UC Irvine tennis team knocked off Yale to settle for third place In Its own Invitational tourna- ment. /C2 Entertainment An original comedy at Golden West College Is one of three new plays opening this week. Bualneu It's cheaper for com- panies to help problem employees than to cover up their mlstakes./85 INDEX 8ulletln Board Bridge Bullness CeeHornla News Cl111tned Comk:I Croeeword DMttl Notlcee F .. turee Help Yourtelf Horoecope Aon Landeta Natk>nel N9WI Opinton Ponce Log Pubflc Notlcet 8Port• St~ Markets Tetevllton ThMttta w .. thtt WortdNftl ' .I A3 EM 85-6 A4 c....e M C8 c.i 81-2 82 C7 82 A4 A& A3 c.i C1-4 88 82 83 A2 A4 in '·SU Scott McPhenon (left) wu flrat acrOM the line ln mlnl-trlathlon held 8anda7 ln 1'ewport Beach, and hie , - -ID reward wu cbampa&ne bath preeeater Vern Luce. ·. a..,,..,,._...~.......,_~ admlnlatered by trophy They swam, ran and rode for pal By L.P . BENET Stone's friends set up the tnathlon contest in hopes that he can 0t .... o..,,... •e.n participate when it is held again next year. Nineteen men and one woman participated Sunday in a Newport So on Sunday, before about l OOonlookers including Stone's mother Beach mini-triathlon held in honor of Chuck Stone, a 25-year-old Judy Lacey, 20 tnathletes lined up on the beach near the comerof33rd supermarket night manager who has spent l 0 weeks in a hospital fight ing Street and West Oceanfront Boulevard and dashed for the water. The for his life after a tragic Jan. 12 automobile accident. course started off with I 00 yards of swimming, followed by a five-mile bike Stone sustained massive injuries to the body after he fell asleep at the ride and a three-mile run. wheel ofhis car and collided with a pole on a southbound Newport "The race was a complete success -all 20 finished:· said Stone's Freeway on ramp near the 9 I freeway. roommate Brian Krewson. Doctors gave him little chance of surviving. explained roommate Scott McPherson won the overall title. Tim Wiedkaler placed second Brian Krewson. But now. they are hopeful ofa full recovery. and Terri Proud was third. Heritage liquidation could take year Payoff to bank·s customer~ termed ·smooth· process say FDIC officials By JERRY HIRSCH OftMDallJNot•ta" It could take federal regulators as long as a year to complete the liquidation of the failed Heritage Bank. Federal Deposit In surance Corp. spokesman Tom Levine said today. Regulators are likely to stay at the bank·s former Anaheim headquarters for most of that time but the bank's three branches in Costa Mesa. Irvine and Santa Ana will be closed sooner. The State Banking Department closed the bank March 16 after $62 million in problem loans and con- tinuing operating losses had made the bank insolvent. The department handed control of the bank to the FDIC while both agenicies searched 'for a stronger financial institution to take over Heritage Bank's insured accounts. No buyer was found and the FDIC started to liquidate the bank last week. About half of the the bank's 15.000 accounts were closed during the first week of the liquidation. "On each of the first two days we had about 2,500 customers getting their pay off but that has trailed off considerably." Levine said. "They have been very courteous and it has been a very smooth pay off." Levine said. Nearly all of the 15,000 accounts had SI 00.000 or less and were full y insured by the government. But in a new policy that makes no effort to protect despositors with larger ac- counts. the FDIC announced ac- count-holders with more than SI 00.000 in the bank will get back only 35 percent of their mone} over SI 00.000. About 75 investors fell into the category. "Some of the people over the insurance limit are obviously upset but the ones I talked to were courteous and understanding," Levine said. Customers wanting to retneve their money from the bank should $0 the Heritage·s main office on Euchd Avenue in Anaheim. The pank is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. People with valuables in safe deposit boxes should go to the branch where they rented the box. Non-problem loans art considered an asset of the bank's. The FDIC will continue to manage loans from the bank but ma> cventuall)' sell them to other financial insmut1ons to man· age. The bank·s other assets include fumuure and office equipment. Levine said. The FDIC 1s still working on an appraJsal of the bank's assets. he added ' FV cops treat abandonment as murder attempt By ROBERT BARKER DflMo.lf,... ..... An hours-old baby found over the weekend in a la~, metal trash container along with gart>aae and grass clippings at a Fountain Val&cy condommium complex was makint a strong recovery today. The 7-pound. 15-ounce red-haired boy, found by a lrUb collector who heard a noise and then saw the baby•s foot slipping from a blanket, re- portedly stopped brealhina briefly at Fountain Valley Community Hospi· tal Sunday. But Fountain Valley ec:>lice Detee- tive Rick Christensen said the found- lina "is in super health" today. Police investigators, who are call- ing the incident an attempted murder, arc querying residents oft.be Paradise Manor Condominium Complex on Euclid Street and Slatu Avenue in efforts to find the motbc:r of the Caucasian baby or whoever placed him in the metal dumpster on Saturday. Christensen said he believes the baby was only an hour old when be was taken to the dumpster about 6 a.m. He was found three houn later, just as workers from the Rainbow DisposaJ Co. were preparing to put the dumpster on a hydraulic hoist to flip it over into the truck. Christensen said the baby surely would have met his death either in th.at process or when company orkffl use a device to smash the rubbish. "I can't get.it out of my mind that someone who did this knew the schedule of the trash pick up, .. he said today. The baby apparently was delivered at home. Chnstenscn also said that droppin1 the baby in the dumpster to dit (Pl--Me BA8T /A2) Are police, fire benefits beneficial? I , Associations say they are. but there are headaches Jt was one of those 6 o'clock calls. For some reason. peqple who call my Founiain Valley •{>IJ'tmtnt at 6 p.m., just u I'm tcllln& readf for dinner, invariably try to sci me somethina. Last week's 6 o'clock call went somcthin& like this: Caller "Good eveniq, Mr. Sneidennan. I'm calli!_'f for the Oranae County Fireman 1 Associa- tion. How are you toniaht?" Me: "I was fine before t aot this caJI. You're aoina to uk me to buy a ticket to aome kind of benefit lbow. And lfl don't want to'°' you'll save my ticket to tenior citizens or handicapped cbiklren. IJustaouQll like thlal few dalt qo." caDtr. "That must have been from tbe Costa Mna Firemen's Associa- tion. They'rt spon10rin& a bendlt abow, and they're makina meal ~Ill to Fountain Valley raidentL :They've I been reprimanded by their fire C1'\ief for doing so." Me: "What aroup arc you calling for, again? Fountain Valley has its own fire department." Caller: ••The Oranae County F1re- men's Association. We represent all the depanments in the county. We call you so you don't aet a lot of calls ftom individual depanmcnu." At lhis point. I was tborouahly confused. If the countywide fund-railer keeps you from being approecbcd by individual depart· menu., w=did 1 hear from Costa Mesa fi ten? And wett Costa Mesa fi ten really auilty of = ''illepl calls" into fountain The ftm caller had claimed 1ncor· rect.ly that Costa Meta wa the "beck·up" fire depertment for Foun· lain Valley. tn fact., Fountain va11ey·s fire proeiection plan ia • coopcrattvc llT'&nltmc1lt With HuntiQllOn Beach, Westmin1ter and Seal Beich. Bcina phoned repeatedly to buy bendit ihOw tmtl can be a bit annoyiftl. 8Ut at tbe umc ti'!.?!t I'm aware of tbe Fad deeds flrcuantm • !ii ; PERSPECTIVE do with the money they collect. On my own beat. rve seen Foun· tain Valley firefiahttts donate play- around equipment for handtC&pped ctuldrcn at Plavan School. They've donated time and matenal to the new lustoncaJ park behind City Hall. And just a few weeks q o. they donated $100 to help a local youth take pin in an American Wttltltna team's visit to China. But I was till confuted about the phone solici tattons. I mM:Sc a few call of my own, hopina to clear tbinat up. f'IM. as )OU may know, tbc people call~nt )OU for tid:cu me arc not fircfilhtcn. They're paid tt~honc llJCSJ)eOplC. In most cases. when a police or fire association wants to stage a benefit show or dance, 1t makes a oontnct with an entcrt.amment product.ioa company. The promoter sets up a bank of phones and hires peoples to sell the ttckets. The promoter also is responsible for pumna on the show and teeina that tenior citizens or handicapped children cct a clwKie to attend, as promised 1n the pbone pitches. The police or fire associa tioo lends I ts name to the show ln eACban&t fOt a pertent.aae oft.be prooccds or a tel fee. The association also may stauon. a fireman or police officer at the pbOot bank lO a ~ \hat the calkn cbl't m1srepmcnt thcmtdves cw IVl.y too far from an a~ved IUel J:_M1 a. wc.h mon.itonnt dOtS not ya..._ place. It. • • • The n1nds an astOaataoe rw throup sucb bmcfiu mua be-.. for chantable pwpolCS. Politicill a... byiq is funded tb_roQp cMW IOUICU. And what about the cwr• fund·raisi~ even ti? , ........... --.. -•.• ,. - Al Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Mon.day , March 26. 198-4 Firemen on top of blaze Oeltr Piiot PtM>to bJ fllcl\ard Koetllel Oran&e County firefighters splinter a ehake roof on Whistling Swan ln Irvine trying to get at a fire that broke out late Sunday afternoon. The blaze, apparently lgnlted by a toaster oven, caused $55,000 ln damage to home of David Shell. S. Laguna plan rejection urged coastal commission meets Wednesday to ponder proposal By L.P. BENET Of IN Delly ""°' l lal'I Cahfom1a Coastal C omm1!.\lon ut- ficials ha .. e urged the state to reject Orange County's proposed coastal plan for South Laguna and adopt 21 pages of mod1ficauons to protect the lush environment of scenic h1lls1dt''> and canyons. In a 53-page repon to be pn:st•ntt·d to state Coastal Comm1s!>1ont·r~ 1h1s week, comm1ss1on staffers are asking for a sittnificant rcductton of large residential development~ along Hobo Canyon ndgc near South Coa!>t Hi~way and the 1mplcmentat1on ot stnct guideline!> that would allo"" natural vegetation 10 be n.·mo' cd only from propcn) slated tor de- veloplTfent. rather than from ~ur rounding env1ronmt•ntall) !>enc:.111' l' open space. according De' on Aatt''> the state's lead plannt•r on 1ht· ~outh Laguna coastal program "We ha'e a mandate 10 protct 1 environmental 'alucs:· Batt''> '><ltd "The count} ma~ approach 11 d1t- ferentl) ... Coastal C omm1s!.1oner'> art• n - pected to re' 1c" the \outh Laguna plan and the suggested mod1fica11on'> CONTINUED STORIES Wednesda\ al the comm1ss1on's month!~ meeting at the Shelter Island Manna Inn. 2051 Shelter Island Dme. San D1eeo The meeting 1s to begin al 9 a m. State officials also are recommend- ing that parking space displaced a!> a rcsull of lhe proposed widening ol South Coast Highway from four to six lanes must be replaced on a one-for-one basis. Bates said. "We don't want an)' loss of parking for people who wish to use the area for recrcauon or commercial use." she c;a1d. For the past four }ears. county planners have been working with state officials to develop a land use and zoning plan for the entire South Laguna community. h will set guidelines for all rcsiden- ttal and commercial projects de- signed to accommodate a doubling of the South Laguna population during the ne>.t 30 to 40 vears and establish regu lauons fo r the· protection of land. "'aler wildlife and manne resource' Howe .. er. Ken V. intcr. a planner l(1r the count\ En' 1ronmental 1an- .1gemen1 A.gcnq . said 1f tht· count~ ~oar,tal plan 1s re' 1scd as proposed. thc size of man~ proposed rcs1dent1nl de\ dopments "'111 be se' erel~ rt·- duccd "It gets to the point of un- reasonableness." Winter said. "Some projects \\OU Id be CUI back to nothing. and "e arc talking about prnatc BODY FOUND OFF HB ... From Al The day the youth vanished there were strong riptides and the water temperature was recorded at a hnsk 60 degrees. according to lifeguard'> State lifeguards !>aid the) arc train- ed to react to visual o;1gns of danger in the water and that a language hamn would not ha .. e been a fat 1or ROBBERIES .•. Prom.Al hoktfng an automatic handgun, tpproached a walk-up window and oonfront9d •clerk, police said. The aec:ond man stood at a drive-up window and r~vfKf the money, eeltmaied et between S200 and $300. The men then fled In an older. Lifeguards said the) are !.1111 on a winter schedule and that on the da) Herrera disappeared. there wert• onl~ three guards patrolling the strand Herrera. relatl\-CS said. had come to the l ' n1ted States last \Car to earn monc~ for his famil~ tn Mexico black. four-door Cadillac. police said. The first robber was de- scribed as a Caucasian, age 35 to 40, with shoulder-length blond hair and a fu lt beard. He walked with a limp. His partner was described as a Caucasian, age 40 to 45, c hubby, wearing a yellow shirt and dark stacks. propt"rt) ht•n· :· One de' eloper. for example. had proposed a 200-unu tract along the Hobo Can} on ndgeltne. Winter said "Under the proposed mod1- fica11ons. that proJeCt will be slashed by 80 percent." he said ... The fuel moddicauon suggestions (natural vegetation requirements) could cut back oth er de' elopments by 50 per'cent." tate planners sa} the Hobo Ca- nyon ndgeltnc project 1s undesirable because an an:ess road leading to the rommunit) cuts through sens1t1vc environmental space and e>.tensi\e grading of a hillside would be re· quired to accommodate the road. In add111on. there arc concern!> that developments along the ridge could spur landslides similar to o ne that occurred on the ncarb} Laguna Sur development earlier this year. Neither the count) Planning Com- mission nor the Board of Supervisors I'> likely to approve the mod1ficat1ons. But thl' rn~ of Laguna Beach and mt•mbcrs tlf the South Laguna Re- ' tl'\\ Committee for the coastal plan endorse mam olthe rccommedat1ons "'hokheancdh I aguna Beach Cit~ Manager Ken hank \31d \calingdo"n the proposed Huho ( an)on dt'' clopmen1 comes as govd nc""~ 10 Laguna officials bet·au~ the~ h:.t\l' opposed planners· propo\al\ to lit' the nd&etop com- munm into 1.11) roads. - BABY ... From Al ~urrounded h~ trash "reeks of murdt•r." "lf.iomeone leti 11 on a doorstep. 11 \\OU Id be ehtld abandonment. .. he said The incident now 1s being treated as an a11rmpted murder. Hospital .\dm1n1slraJor Craig M~ers !>Jld toda~ the bab~ 1s doing fine and rece1\ 1ng "lots of attention" from nurses "The~ al"a) s gather around '>Omt•one who has as prob- krn ·· hl' 'aid The hah~ ,, l'\pected lO remain at the hoo;p1tal tor St'' era I da~s to make '>Url' ht• didn't rnntract disease or 1ntect1on from contact w11h the trash and garbage. M)cr'> said He then 1~ expened 10 be taken to the .\lhert S111on Horne in Orange whtrc he will he put up for adoption. POLICE BENEFITS WORTHWHILE? ... From Al The 89-memhcr <. o<ita Me.-,a hrc- men's Assoc1at1on is 1nde1.:d spomo r- ing a vanet\ 'ho"' on .\pnl 28 at Orange ( oa.-,1 < ollege Ticket'> are being sold 0\ er lht· phone Jt $15 a pair The fund-raiser ""a-; alrcad' in motion before lireligh1er-paramed1c Keith FuJ1mo10 took o .. er earlier th1'> year as president of thl· < osta Mesa Firemen's Assoc1a11on He said ihc group should receive S7.500 as m share from the !>how. Fm: lighters"' ill donate that monc> to hurn organ11a- t1ons. youth athletic group~ and nthc.·r chant1es, he said Fujimoto said he understood the ticket sellers would hm11 their call~ to Cost.a Mesa, but he said some call s may have been made to ncighhonng communlltes such as fountain Va l- ley. Although associa11on' have gentle- men's agreements to rn1~ funds onl y in their own c11r.. calls 10 other c1 t1es arc not ""illegal. · as long as the caller doc-sn't misrepresent h1m..elf Fu - Jimoto said the Costa Mes.a a~soc1a tion has not betn rcpnmandt-d b)' the ctty's fire chief. ""I guess I call th1., a nc1.:c\saf) c" 1 I because without 11 ~c wouldn't he able to sup~n the lcx·al voup~:· Fu11moto said. But he added. ··1 don't really larc for the~ l>.1nd of (tdcphon(') fund-ra1s1n1dnvc'I. nnd thl'I "the last y~ we're having 11 The1c art a Int of headache5 involved " fuJ1moto s~ud the as'in< 1.lt1on ton tractcd for n rircmcn·s Ball two 't'c.-ar., aao But after the promoter paid expcn~ for the event. there wn!t no money lefl for the firemen ht• \.11u ' I l he as.,onat1un pre.,1dcnt '>aid lw hope<; next ~car the liretighter\ \\Ill ':lupcn ISl' their O" n fund-ratSl'r on a smaller '>l·ak. an e' l'Ol \uch a' a pant;ike brcakh1.,1 \lthough the firt•- tighlt'f'> m.n r:.11'\t' 11'\' monn fu- Jtmoto <1a1d the~ m.1~ a' rnd -;omc ol the ill "'111 a\~ouated "1th tck·phorll' ... ale-. Hut h an Kl'lkrhal\. pre!ildt•nt ot the 1.400-mcmtx·r Orange < ounl\ Firemen's ..\c;\11ual1un . S3)\ ht··, rt·- n·1\l'd \Cf) fr" t0mplasnts th1~ -.car about the group\ telephone '>ohn- tat1on dnvc. He hchrH''> that''i be- causl' the promotrr's phonl' opcr- a11ons is being dose I~ monitored "We try to sec to 11 that thl·re's nothing m1slead1ng. that they don't lie or misrepresent us.'' he said. "Wl· try to have ~ml·one at the sales oilier at th<' time the <1aks are goinJ on. We rev1c"" the message that's being used The people don't always use the exact spiel, but the> tend to stick to 1t prctt> muC'h 'iO" Kcllcrhal1, ~1<l ~lcspcoplc who m1.,represcnt thcm!.t'lvc\ arc fired. He ~1d his organization reprc-;ent'I firefighters throughout the count) l clephone <iOhc1ting 1s proh1b1tt'd Ill only two c1t1cs. at the reque't of local firtmen·., 3'>SOC'UUIOM. he ~Id The count> oraan11at1on I no\\ ~l11ng t1ckct'I for a c1rrns. lo he held 10 May at Eddie West Stadium 10 ma \na In the fall. the group ~pon'>Ol I) a rod('o fund r:mcr l\cllcrhal s:ud the count\ firemcn ''> as~oc1at1on 1\ &ua r:t n u·cd a certa 10 fee for tllc'iC' t'\ll•nh. but he dt'dancd to d1sdo')(' the sum I fc ~aid rhe monc\ -1~~ to a "ar1ct> of ch:mllt'\ 1nrlurl1nll thl' l I( I aurn , < 1.'llll'r and the \ah at1on .\rm\. "-elkrhab \Ug&t'SlCd that aO\OOC "ho dOt"'I not \'I Sh to reccl\ e ticket \lilt'\ plltht'\ .,hould ac,k the caller to remoH' his or ha name from the lt!>t u!.1:d h} the promoter ~1111 thl.' \olirnallon process 1s not popular among all firelighters I ountain Valk> firefighter Joel <. ou'it'r was chairman for a big annual dance spon-;ored by the assoc1auons reprec;enung Fountain Valle). Hunt· 1ngton Beach. Westminster and Seal Beat·h firefighter\. I or ~vcn years. ( ouscr said. the fund-raiser, using telephone ticket sales. was a success. allowmg the associations to split as much as $41 .000 annually. But 1n 1982. Couser said. the firefighters asked the promoter to rcstrrct telephone calls to the fou r c111cs ~ncd by the fircfightets. That year. when the dance wa over. the promoter told the firemen there was no money left after expenses. Couser said He said the firtfif.htcrs med to take legal action against the promoter but wcrt• UO'iUCCe'islul. \s a re\ult Fountain Valle) fire· fighter... had no fund·r.11St'r last year This -,.ear. the) arc organwng their own. more modest dance, without a promoter C oui.tr said the men are e'<plorin~ other ~elf-prom o ted fund ra1 ma ideas uch ali bingo n1ghh and athletic events "What we're trying to keep away from 1\ turning 11 over to a promoter wh o might haru\S c1t1zen~ (with 1elcrhun~ salc'I)." he s:lld "It "'ork cd ~el for a lcw )C3~ul at the end 11 fell apart "hen we rcstnctcd them 10 cnlltn~ onl\ the aretn we serve" Night and morning low clouds Coutal Extended Fe;r Wlldf\Mdey llvOUgft FrlOay ••· oepl tor -COUlal log and lOw Cloud1on Wed<leeOey fAlfly-m ..,,,, hlgl>t In ttle l;ppw eo. and 709 0-nlgt>t ~ 4. 10 ~ Temperatures HI t.o 53 27 116 34 CtletleMM. w y c:twtonw.H C ~ g;::" ~ ~.•c CO!umtiu. o.llY-FI Wonh Oeyton o.n ... o...._ O..toll Oulvth EIPMO ,..,.,.,., FlfGO ~··" OfMI Flll1 Hel'llo«I H-.na Honolulu H~on lndN!napolla J~eon.Mlu JectceonvltM J.,,,_, KM\-City Lalle TW- IMYeQM Ullle Roell ~ l.ubboctl M.mphla ,.,.,_ U1lw-M Upta-St Pa..! ~..,, .... -O<IMna Tides .. 3t 70 4 1 u 16 43 24 47 3A 42 H n 43 4) 21 u 51 40 2t 4t 24 S3 37 .. 25 12 24 '~ ~ 60 37 69 39 .... 2t 62 2• ... 30 85 911 ,. 511 43 3t 117 44 113 411 411 3t 511 42 ~ 33 71 55 63 ., 13 eo u 37 711 ... 55 ... 80 70 42 26 41 31 S4 ... 72 411 R•1n f!!J Snow (m ~ronls 1 11111 ,... 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Oitectlon ~th-I llU t-3 2·3 t.3 1·2 •·2 1 1·2 • Olympic Relay a 'success,' despite lagging sponsorship $500, 000 raised for county youth sports progra ms By MICHALENE BUS ICO ot the D•ttr ,.not Stan Although sponsors of Olympic Torch Rela y kil ometers have not come forward as fast as local or national o~an 1 1ers expected. the fund-raiser 1s sttll being called a success. As the spomorsh1p dnvc winds down to Its final weeks, 169 kilo- meters have been purchased in Or- ange Count~. ra1s1ng more than $500.000 for count) )Outh spons The count) goal was to sell 250 kilometers and ra1\e $750.000. E'en so. Diane Dai lac1s. en-chairman for the coun t) 's Ol~m ptt Torch Rcla~ <. omm1ttee. said organuers arc more than sausfied with the le' el of suppon 10 Orange Count}. ~here the Ol)mp1c Torch will bc earned on its wa> to the Summer Ol)mp1r Games in Los Angt>lcs. "We picked an arbnral) goal when we stancd," she said." And there's no ohhgat1on to make 1t. I think that the half-million raised indicates very strong commitment in the co unty." For nrne weeks. the committee has been sclltng kilometers to individ- uals. corporations. and other groups at S3.000 each. Because of a 10-day extension granted last week, Da1lac1s said the total should reach nearl).' 200 kilometers by the new Apnl I 0 deadline. "Peter Uebcrroth (Los An~eles Olympic Organ1Z1ng Committee president) extended the deadline to April 10 because we still have kilo- meters available throughout the na- tion." she said. Origina ll y. the "Youth Legacy Kilometer Pro~ram" had planned to sell I 0.000 kilometers nationwide and raise S30 million for youth spons. So far. 4.000 kilometers have been sold. Dailac1s said she wasn't expecting a surge of enthus1a!>m following thl· agreement reached this week b) the LAOOC and G reek officials. "ho were threatening to "lthhold th<.> flame from Ancient Olympia The town's c111zens opposed the first-e\cr sponsorship relay. saying 11 was a commercialization oftrad1t1on Dalac1s said the difficult) ca used local rcla) organizers no more prob- lems. JUSt some phoned tn questions. "The people that are tnterested arc just asking questions; I don't thtnk 11 stifled any enthusiasm," she said. "We have always been assured that the torch would go through the U.S. regardless of what the G reeks did." But there had been some doubt about whether it would go through Orange County. Originally, the relay was scheduled to bypass the county completely. But after considerable suppon was Man shot in head ANAHEIM (AP) -A hquor store employee was l>hot 1n the head Sunday b> a man who allegedly approached him on the sidewalk outside of another liquor store and attempted to wrestle away a brown attache case. police said. Eugene John Brown, 54, who works al Hanshaw'c; Liquor. was hospital- ized in cr111cal cond1t1on after the attack outside Big A Liquor, police Sgt. Jim George said. The man wi th the attache case raced off in Brown's pickup, which pohcc located a shon distance from the scene. but had not located the assailant. descnbcd as 5-foot-7 with blond hair and weanng a while shon-slecve shin. George said he didn't know 1f the attachc case had been found. what It contained or whether the men knew each other. An off-duty San Clemente police officer who was not identified was nearby when the shot was fired and tned unsuccessfully to block the pickup truck as it sped off. George said Brown was tranponed by helicop- ter to University of California Irvine Medical Center. where he was listed 10 critical condition. George said. 1nd1cated by county c1v1c and busi- ness leaders. the relay was re-routed to mclude the area. Steve Gould. committee spokes- man. said that the majority ~f cou.nty kilometers have been sold 10 lrvme, Newpon Beach. Corona del Mar and Huntington Beach. Because of that. the route wHI most li kely emphasize those cities. "If peo ple sponsor kilometers, it's probable that the torch will go through their areas. The'torch will go where the kilometer interest is:· he said. Though the route won 't be set until after the deadline and the final number of kilometers sold is known. Gould csttmatcd that the torch will spend two days in Orange Count)', probabl> JUSt before ns scheduled Jul) 28 arrival in Los Angeles Memonal Coliseum for the opening ceremonies. The money gatt}ered b) the local program has been earmarked for the local Bo~ 's Clubs of America. Girls ('lubs o( Amcnca. Famtl) YMCA's. the Boy and Girl Scouts and the Special Olympics. Dailac1s said the runners will get to keep the torch and the official relay outfit -probably a light blue or white run nin~ shons and shirt with the Olympic logo -si nce only the flame will be passed. She added that anyone interested m buying one of the remaining kilo- meters can call 972-5653. Man killed when 'cycle, truck crash GLENNVILLE (AP) -A 88nta Ana man wu k...., wt. .. mototcyte etddded under • beet treJler In the Sl«ra Nevtlda. John Randy MMone, 30, f'OUftd.. ed acurwon State~ 156...., Gtenn'Vtlle at exo11•w epeed let· urday and ttruck a pick~ the highway p11ro« at Blk•..._ ,.. ported. Hta motorcycte tMn lkfdded Under the boet tnl.r tM pickup WU puJUng. HB chamber to tap new president Banking offic1al Dale Dunn "Ill t3kr over as president of the Hunt- 1 ngton Beach C'ham bcr of Com mcrce at the organization's annual dinner Tuesday mght at the ScachffCountf)- Club. In add111on. members are expected 'i WE'RE LISTENING "'------ Just Call 642-6086 to hand out awards for the outstand- 1 ng citizen. the outstanding chamber member and the chamber's am- bassador of the year. A crowd of more than 200 1s e)ll)('Cted to be on hand to also help celebrate Huntington Beach's 75th b1rthda) Dunn 1s the branch manager of Huntington Savings and Loan As- soc1at1on and was chamber vice president this year. What do you like about tbe Dally Piiot? What don't you like'! Call tbt number a t left and your mc11age will be recorded, transcribed and dellvered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hoar 1nswertn1 setvtce may be used to record lette.ra to tbe editor on any topic. Contrlbulott to our Letters column must include dlelr name and telepbont number for verification. No clrculatloa caJl1, pleau. Tell ut what's o.n your mlnd. • ORANGE COAST Clrcul1tlon 71•1'42-4333 Dally Piiot OeUvery It Ou1r1ntffd . DailyPilat Cl1e81fted ldvefUelng 71"M2·M71 All other depertmente ea~ MAIN OFFICE Clrcul1tton Telephone• M"'' ... ~"""' '"""' 1'·~~ ...,~ • H. L. Schwartz Ill Publisher ChHJ Dow•IJby Ao .. m1ry ChurChfft8n Ecs1101 and A~511tan1 Controller to th Publisher lt•f)Mn '· c.,au Proovct~ Mtl\AOt' OIOfl• A. '°'"'• °''"'"~ ,, A llvf • 14Alq Doftefd L. Wllltem• Coll lllalo(IO l'wl nAgtf 'lO "'hi 81ot 'II Coat• ..._ '" Ue t AOJ!tu So• I !-60 C<1'•• MeM CA 9H.2t Cc'OY'IQI'• •Ml ()reoge Coil~1 ~ Comoen;. HO ,...... ''Ot'" -.."••-~or. ..,.tier or ao.toit• ~ ............ , (llf .. ~ ~ ..,... .,.. -OIC<c¥1G1'1 ~ • S.Conc! C PQll899 l'AIG Al I.All ...... C-tomot tl.lf"5 U• IOOl 5'Mc.1(1to0n by ~·-14 f& ~ "' ..... "'! "-Iffy • • l ·' .. J Orange Coaet OAILY PILOT /M~. Maren 28. 1~ , Rape prevention seminar tonight Now t~at it's spring, what has your fancy turned to? LBCa~yon folks take gripetoOC Mothers and daughters only are invited to a rape pre~e~tion seminar, scheduled for tonight at 7:30 in lrvute s Nonbwood Community Park. 4351 Bryan Road. Guest speakers arc Terri Aanapn and Mike Weiss of the Irvine Police Department. A film entitled "Rape: A Preventive Inquiry" also will be shown. Panicipan\s a~ asked to bring a dessen for eight. Coffee and punch will be provided. Program for elderly .et today T~e elderly and their compliance with medication orders 1s the theme of a UC Irvine educational program on aging from 4 to 6:45 p.m. today at the University Club. Jerry Noyce Speakers include Dr. Stanley van den Noon. dean of th.e UCI College of Medicine; Dr. Michael Fine, assistant cbnical professor of medicine. and Santa Ana psychologist Ray William London. The lecture's cost is $20 and is tbe second in a four-pan series on aging.Further information can be obtained by calling Ken McCallick at 856-5873. teul1 team coacll, University of Minnesota Mlnneapolla, Minnesota Bonale Judson acavel wrUer Newport Buell "Travel. maybe to some- place nice and green like New EnJ]and or Northern California." SpaglJettt feast tonlglJt ln RB "In our pan of the coun- try we're looking forward to the snow melting and get- ting outdoors." The Boys and Girls Club of Huntington Valley is holding a spaghetti feast today from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Bushard branch of the club, 19699 Education Lane, Huntington Beach. Cost of dinner is $3 for adults and $2 for children. Proceeds will go to the club's learning and computer program. Romance novel dlscusslon set Author Jean Blaknenship will speak on the romance novel for the reader. the wnter and the aspiring writer tonight at a program sponsored by the California Coast branch of the National League of American Pen Women. The seminar, which includes dinner. 1s scheduled for the Good Earth Restaurant, 16811 Beach Blvd., Hunt- ington Beach. The cost is $10 for dinner and program at 7 p.m. or $3.50 for the program only at 8:30. Property auctlon at El Toro An auction will be held Tuesday morning at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station by the Defense Property Disposal Office. Ruth Kabn construction San Otego Marta Aronuon tourist Skovde, Sweden Property on sale will be located at the DPDO Building 319. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. and the auction will beain at 9 a.m. Call 651-3 771 for fun her information. ··summer. and not having to work and being out in the sun." "Flowers. When it's spring everything starts to grow. Things are not the same here. At home, every- thing starts breathing and living." Women voters study education The Orange Coast League ofWomen Voters wi II meet this week to study education for children in first through eighth grades. Meetings will be held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Glendale Federal Savinp in Laguna-Hills. Wednesday at 9:30 a.m . at I Hampshire Coun, Newport Beach and at 7:30 p.m. at 823-B Via Alhambra. Laguna Hills. and Thursday at 9: 15 a.m. at 482 Aster St., Laguna Beach. The meetings are open to the public and further information may be obtained by calling the league's president. Nancy Kimble, at 548-7117. Spring's debut. just like summer - Chamber maer slated ln Mesa Except for some morning coastal fog and high clouds at times. the first week of spnng has been almost like the middle of summer. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce 1s sponsor- ing a March mixer to be held at Lori's Kitchen. 3077 Harbor Blvd .. Santa Ana 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. The mixer will feature hors d'oeuvres. a complimen- tary drawing and no~host bar. Anyone interested in donating a pnze for the mixer can contact 979-0536. A weak Pacific disturbance spread scattered ltght showers over Northern California on Sunday. but Southern Californians enjoyed warm and sunny beach weather. More than half a million sun-seekers enjoyed the spring weather at area beaches Sunday. county ltfeguards reported. Most of the crowd was told to stay out of the water. which carried a strong riptide. At least I 00 swimmers had to be rescued. lifeguards said. Monday, March 26 The National Weather Service predicted fair days with high temperatures ranging from 66 to 70 until Friday. • I :30 p.m., Orange Coaoty Planning Comml11ion. Hall of Adm mist ration, I 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • 7:30 p.m .. Irvine Tru1portatlon Commlulon, Council Chambers, 17200 Jamboree Road. Irvine. Overnight lows should be 45 to 55 degrees. There is no rain in the forecast. • 7:30 p.m .. Laguna beacb Arts Comml11lon, Council Chambers, 505 Forest Ave. · • 7:30 p.m ., Newport Beacb City Council. City Hall. 3300 Newpon Blvd., Newport Beach. Mesa pair to be honored • 7:30 p.m .. Huntington Beacb City Council, City Hall. 2000 Main St., Huntington Beach. Costa Mesa's Man and Woman of the Year for 1984 will be honored by the Costa Mesa Chamber of(ommerce at a luncheon to be held April 11 at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. Tuesday, March 27 • 9:30 a.m., Orange County Board of Supervisors. Hall of Administration, I 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • I :30 p.m., Orange Couty PlannJng Comml11lon, Hall of Admmistration. 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. The Chamber's Community Affairs Committee has chosen Joyce Martin and Orville Amburgey as the honorees this year. Selection is based on chamber activities and community involvement. Man stabbed, Marine jailed in argument over a woman A 24-year-old Huntington Beach resident was in guarded condition today at Pacifica Hospital with a stab wound he received in a weekend fight with a Marine. The victim. Roben E. Taylor. underwent emergency surgery at Pa- cifica after his lunJ was punctured in the stabbing, which occurred early Saturday morning in downtown Huntington Beach. Ronald Yarnell, 23. who is sta- Huntington Beach Someone broke into a home on the 18000 block of Starmont Lane and stole silver wonh $1 J .215, police were told Sunday. The house has been up for sale this month, and entry was f pparently made through a Realtor's lock box. • • • A bciac 1980 BMW was reponod stolen Sunday from the parkina lot at the Edison Recreation Center at MqnoUa Street and Atlantic Av· enue. The loss wa1 estimated at S9,000. • • • A resident of the 21300 block of umontrec Lane reponed Sunday that someone buralariied his home by kickinJ in a siae door. The loss included JewelrY worth $22,000. ..... A woman wu arrested Sunday afternoon 11 the Taraet store 9882 Adams A vc .. on suspicion of shop-UftinJ: Recovered was a video canndp worth $3S. • • • A silver 1980 BMW 320i was bUrjlariud over the weekend while in a parkin& lot on the 16400 block of Pacific Coast Highway. The loss. tioned at a Marine Corps office in Santa Ana, was jailed on suspicion of attempted murder after the a ttack. a Huntington Beach police spokesman said. The police spokesman said Yarnell was walking near Walnut Avenue and 6th Street with another man and two women when Taylor allegedly "made a gesture" toward one of Yamell's female companions. The two men exchan&ed words and estimated at $700, included an air conditioning panel and car stereo equipment. · ••• A resident of the 21600 block of Brookhurst Street reponed Sunday that someone broke into a storage compartment and atole camping equipment wonh $300. • • • Prying open a door to enter someone buraJariied a brown 197j Pinto station waaon perked Sunday on the 6100 block of Edinaer A venue. The loss included stereo equipment worth $2SO and athletic aear worth $272. ••• A woman reponcd Sunday that someone stole her white and blue 1977 Cadillac from the I 6SOO block of Sell Circle. The Ion was estimated at $7,000. • • • Ente.rina throuah an unlocked aar- aae door, someone buraJarizcd a home on the 17000 block ol'Counney Lane, a midcn1 te"poned early Sun· day. The lou included a SSOO tele- vision set and jewcl7 worth S l ,000. • • A retide.nt of the .000 block of Oavenpqn Drive reported Sunday when a crowd gathered. Yarnell ran westbound on Walnut. the spokes- man said. When Taylor followed him. Yarnell allegedly pulled out a military survival knife and lunged at Taylor, stabbing him in the left side of the chest. An off-duty Newport Beach police officer witnessed the incident. ac- cording to the spokesman, and de- tained Yarnell until Huntington Beach police arrived on the scene. that someone had burglarized her home. The loss included a $400 television set and a radio-cassette player wonh $712. Fountain Valley An 18-year-<>ld female student at La Quinta High School was assaulted by another driver while driving on Brookllurst Street, nonh of Warner A venue. The suspect ordered her to pull over and then assaulted her, causina cuts over ber left eye and under her nose. A suspect smashed a window at Radio Shack. 161 S7 Harbor Blvd., with a _piece of steel bar and causina about S447 in cl.a.~. -···""'· Someone entered Universal Clo~u, 10617 Lawt0n River Avenue and took hand tools valued at S I ,060 while the cmplovets were away. ' .. Vandals threw bottles at a rctl· dencc in the 17000 block of Santa Isabel Street. break.int two window panes valued at $20. • • • Thieves struck at two locations on Daisy Avenue. In one incident. they I I By KATHLEEN CUMMINGS o.lr ..... Cell O •a I Whel) a few Laguna Canyon residents heard of planl to rezone their rural Sun Valley Drive neiabborbood; lbey phoned Orange County officials to a.ir their conoe:rns. Jn the proee$1, they lea.med county plann~ make house calls. The issue arose wben state Coastal CommisSionen cenified the zoning of the Aliso Creek t.oca.I Coastal PrOIJ'lm, of which the unincorporated ponion of Laauna Canyon is a part. Case)' O'Haoloa bo1aewifeu Clemente "Nice weather. the beach and a tan." Howard Harper plumbill& coatractor Balboa lalud Orange County officials prepared an alternative plan which was unsuitable to many Swi Valley Drive residents because it would transform their little dirt road into an access road for light industry traffic to alleviate the congestion on Laguna Canyon Road. "Work. I like to work and I don't like these holidays. I don't know why. The beach. too." "Trucks would be goinJ baek and fonh in front of our homes." said long-time rcs1C!ent. Jerry Rothman. Rothman and Taffy Besley o~ned their home to a meeting between the canyon residents and the county planning staff to discuss the issues raised by the proposed new zoning. "When you consider how small an area we a~ out here. you have to give credit to the county for coming out and spendinJ so much of their time talking to residents;· Rothman said. Rose Ekeberg. a canyon propeny owner for more than two decades. credits the county response to her neighbors. "At first when the people around here heard what wa' happening. they accepted it as a hard fact. but when we broke into small groups, we found we were a cohesive bunch and we were able to tum this thing completely around," she said. "When they (counthy officials) saw how concerned we all were. they bent over backwards." The Sun Valley Drive area. consistine of about SO propcny owners. has been zoned R-1 through useage since before 1959. according to Rothman, who bought his land I 0 years ago. The county subsequently desipiated the area as open space. and, under that desi"'1auon, a resident wishing to obtain a permit to make an improvement must limit the improvement to less than 10 percent of the cost of the home. Lisa Gant store manager Balboa Island Eric Jobnaoo salesman Newport Beacb "The com ing of summer. l'm looking forward to doing a lot of traveling." "This is 10verse condemnation," says Ekebcrg, "the county won't let you improve your property, the property runs down and then they can buy 1t later and phase you out. We want (the county) to recognize our existence - gjve us a zone that represents what this land is being used for. We want to be what we arc." "I'm still thinking about rain, I'd like some rain. We didn't have a wtnter and it's too early for spring." The residents rejected a county proposal that would have zoned much of the residential land M-1. along with the frontage business lots alons the Canyon Road. The M-1 zone would require any future developer to pay a portion of the flood control unorovement. Dell1 ............ .., ____ I(......, The traditional Easter Week beach rltea are attn a month away. bat you'd hardly know It, looking at Orange Coast .ancla this weekend. Thoaaancla of beacbCoen en- joyed aummer-llke weather -even though the water wu a ta.ate cool -and the traffic on Paclflc Coast lltghway looked ju.at like Aqut. Thae kicta enjoy a 1aac6 on the aand at 32nd and Ocean In Newport Beach Sunday afternoon. stole S 1877 in power tools from a pickup truck in the 9000 block. In the second. they took tools valued at S 1877 from an unlocked garage in the 16000 block. Irvine Someone snipped a hasp from a locker in an industrial building and stole a radio of undetermined value sometime before 6 p.m . Sunda}. ••• Thieves pried open doors on two cars and attempted entry at two others. all vehicles parked in carports within 1.5 miles of each others. An $80 stereo was taken from one and knobs worth $5 were stolen in the second theft. • • • A mail box was discovered missing from a garage wall on Oak Tree Lane Saturday afternoon. the third such theft from the University Park area in recent weeks. • • • The $ l 50 drive gear of a cement mixer was taken from a fenced construction site near Culver Drive and the Santa Ana Freeway. It was discovered missing about 8 a.m. Saturday. • • • Thieves smashed a wmdow at an industrial building at 1902 McGaw Ave. sometime before 7 a.m. Satur- day but did not gain entry through the double-bolted door. • • • Officials of Sandbhar Corp. be- lieved temporary employees who were to be layed off after a Friday pav~yard shift made off with a SI ,SOO electrical scale. • • • Two homes in Woodbridac were hit by jewelry thieves who broke rear windows. A homeowner on Alder· arovc lost ~ 180 wonh of valuables while a rn1dent on LaJceshore lost SI .3SO to the thieves. Coatalleu. Unknown suspect entered a front door ofa rnidcnce on 1090 Sea BltlfT early Saturday and escaped with Sl,018 in miSiOCllancous Items. m· J ,, eluding two plane tickets valued at $500. • • • An unknown suspect entered a parked vehicle o n the 800 block of Wilson late Saturday and removed golf clubs and camera equipment valued at $968. Newport Beach A woman reponed she was con- fronted by a nude man wearing a mask who asked the woman to ha'e sex with him. Police said the incident took place at a 16th Street apanmcnl complex. A S500diamond and rub}' pendant was stolen from a room at the Newporter Reson. The owner of the jewelry. a Fresno woman. told police her room had been locktd. • • • A AM/FM radio and an under- water diving light were stolen from a boat moored in Newpon Harbor. The owner, a fireman. reported that nothing else was missing. Lacuna Beach Camera equipment. clothing and a stereo wonh an estimated $502 wcrr reponed stolen from a residence 10 the 600 block of Bluebird Canyon Drive on Saturday. Police have no SUSl)«tS. • • • A 1981 Mercury Lynx automobile and SSO in cash were rcponcd stolen • . . from the Texaco Service Station at Pearl Street and South Coast High- wa~ on Saturda}'. • • • The lock on a door to a vehicle parked in the 300 block of Forest Avenue was damaged Friday b) someone apparent!} attempllng to gain t-ntrance. Nothin~ was taken but damage to the door 1s e-st1mated at S200. • • • A car stereo wonh an estimated $500 was reponed stolen from a vehicle in the JOO block of Pearl Street Fnda}. Pohce have no suspects. LB burglars get $186,000 in artworks Original drawmgs. patnttnp and hthographs b) artists Pablo Picasso. Marc Cbapll and Salvador Dah we~ amona those stolen from a residence in Laguna Beach sometime Frida)' evening. Police said 18 works of an wonh an esttmat.cd value of S 186,000 we~ reported miss~· from a home in the 300 block of ust SL on Saturday mornina. Poli id th< owners re-- oently had tbe artworks appraised for insurance purposes. • I • rt :r 1: 11 It I I I Is boom economy hea.ding for a bust? WASHINGTON (AP) -On Its fee., the newt wu •s>ect11CUtar -the economy during the first three months of 198-4 la growing far faster than many had thought poaslble, booming ahead at an annual rate of 7.2 percent. But Instead of celebrating, Reagan adminis- tration offtclals went out of their way feat week to play down the news -a seeming contradiction for an admtnlatratlon counting on a strong economy to propel the president to re-electlon. The trouble Is that 7.2 percent growth ls, In the eyes of most economists, too much of a good thing. It raises fears that an overheated economy wlll bring a return to double-digit Inflation. "We're now moving Into a danger zone," ~Id Allen Sinai, chief economtt for the Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb lnveatment b nklng firm. "If the economy doesn't aJow down, we Ill llkely have problems In terms of higher Inflation and flnanclat strain." Edward Yardenl, chief economist for Pruden- tial-Bache Securlttea, was even more blunt. ''This Is Increasingly starting to look llke a boom-bust economy." he said. "The boom Is creating large Increases In private credit demand, which In combination with the government's borrowing needs Is pushing up Interest rates." White House economic adviser Martin Feldstein. Commerce Secreta,.Y Malcolm Baldrige and othe.r administration offlclals deny the economy Is over- heating. Hart takes Montana; I . . 1 first win in 10 days I NEW YORK (AP) -Gary Hart and Mondale and Jackson in the polls in I Walter F. Mondale are going still another advance of the voung. Hart wants to round in the sparring over who is the best complete his shut·OUt of Mondale in the friend of Israel and focusing on Connecti-New England primaries by taking a cut on the eve of its Democratic presiden-majority of the 52 pledged delegates at Ital primary, while Hart enjoys hts first stake on Tuesday. victory in I 0 days o f campaign ing. Mondale is hurrying back to Connecti-Mondale was to spend most of the day in cut today for last-minute campaigning New York-where a new poll puts him in before Tuesday's Democratic primary, but the lead -before a two-hour trip to he continues to put most of his time and Connecticut m the early evenin$. effort in to New York, which holds its Jackson. who spent Sunday night with a primary next week. poor Puerto Rican family in New Haven. Hart is hoping that Sunday brought a was to campaign for most of the day in portent of things to come -he defeated Connecticut before heading for Buffalo, Mondale handily in the Montana caucuses. N.Y. The Colorado senator won 49 percent of Baldrige sought to mini mite the 7 .2 percent growth by calllng It a statlatlcal aberration, caused by the weather and other fact9rs. He said slower growth Is coming, which would le~e the gross national product for the year expanding at 4.5 percent. . GNP, the total value of goodt an<l,pervlces produced by the economy, grew by 3.3 percenf last year. , Baldrige no doubt hopes his words wlll be heeded bYlhe Federal Reserve Board. The administration has been trying to convince the board and Its chairman, Paul VoJcker, that the economy is not expanding too rapidly. If the Fed moves to tighten credit. offlclala fear, It' could klll the economic recovery before the November elections. A~ Wlf9pflolo the vote and 11 national convention Mondale is looking for a victory and a delegates there. Mondale took 35 percent boost for future contests in the wrapup in Montana. good for eight delegates, while toni$ht of the remaining caucuses in the Rev. Jesse Jackson had 5 percent, and 9 Virginia. where he held a slim lead in the backed uncommitted slates. preliminary caucuses over Jackson on Thouaanda of voters stand in line ln El Salvador, ready and waiting to cut their ballota in election fraud with foulupa. Hart planned to spend aJI day 10 Saturday. Hart trailed in fourth place El s I d • c __ o_nn_e_c_ti_c_ut_._w_h_e_r_e _h_e_is_w_cl~l _a_h_e_~_o_f_be_h_in_d_u_n_c_o_m_m_i_tt_e_d_v_o_re_~_._____ ava orvobng Your Silent Partner. When a death occurs in the family you need to make a lot of right decisions. You need to understand what is best for you and how much you can afford Call Pierce Brothers when you need us. WALLY McCONAHEY Manager Pierce Brothers Smiths' 627 Main Street Huntington Beach, Calif. 92648 filled with foulups But Reagan officials say results 'legitimate' SAN SAL VA DOR, El Salvador (AP) - Vote counting in El Salvador's presidential election -already beset by bureaucrat ic foulups and guerrilla harassment that prevented thousands from voting -came to a standstill today afte·r allegations of dishonesty in the tabulations. Leftist rebels, who called the electio n a farce and refused to take part. kepi up their attacks early Monday. The vote tabulation wa!> suspended Sunday night after Morgan BoJOrtues. the peace and a stable economy." Larry Speakes. the spokesman, said that the lcftwing guerrilla's "major" effort at disrupting the Sunday voting ··generally failed ." and that the results of the balloting were "very" legitimate. '"The elections were largely successful and the people of El Salvador made them that way," he said. Speakes said that initial confusion caused by power blackouts blamed on the rebels ""did not deter a large turnout." "Jt wa s a n e'(tremel) strong turnout," Speakes said. "It shows the Sal vadoran people want democracy. peace and a stable econom>-" QlnPie~~B~t11eis . ch ief technician at the nattonal elec tion . >tl ' c~mpu~er center. was accused of fa voring m · nght-wmg candidate Rober1o d'A.ubu1 sso n .~fft_, and ordered off the JOb. Other technicians ,/',/ .. walked out in protest. He said that th e milnary, protecting the clectori'l process. "stayed out of the elect ioi. '· -:.\t the same time. he said that there was sttll a need fo r congressional action on Reagan's request for $93 millton for the Sal\ adoran go\Crnment. intended to help the armed forces between now and the an11 c1pated runoff elen 1ons later in the spn np,. CEMETERIES l~,,· Meanwhile, in Washi ngton. President •'··'":: Reagan's spokesman said toda) the '• Sal vadoran presidential elec11on "sho~s the Salvadoran people want dcmocrac). THE COUNTY OF ORANGE ENVIRONMENT AL MANAGEMENT AGENCY Announces A PUBLIC HEARING Date: April 9, 1984 Time: 1 :30pm Location: Planning Commission Hearing Room 1 O Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana PROPOSAL: Amendment to the Laguna Niguel Planned Community Development Plan and Supplemental Text (Zone Change 84-11 P) in response to the Con- ditions of Certification required by the California Coastal Commis~ion action on the Laguna Niguel and Aliso Creek Remainder Segment Lotal Coastal Program Implementing Action Programs. (C0 1 C o3 s ta l Development This Amendment comprises modifications to the text which define Coastal Development (CD) District and Coastal Development Permit (CDP); new and modi· fied General regulations covering the Residential, Open Space, Recreation, Professional and Adminis· trative Office, Local and Community Commercial, Visitor·Serving Commercial, Community Facilities Districts and the Off-Street Parking Regulations; and the inclusion of the Dono Strand Tennis club into the Laguna Niguel Planned Community as Planning Area V with own development standards and regulations. U.S. consul general shot STRASBOURG, France (AP) -A gunman on a motorcycl e fired fi ve shots at the head of the U .S. consulate here. wounding him slightly, as the diplomat was driving to work this morning. police said. The consul general. Robert Onan Homme. 43, suffered superficial wounds in the face. neck and chest by three of the small-caliber bullets fired through the windows of his car, Strasbourg's Haute Pierre hospital said. No surgery was needed. no permanent damage was expected and Homme was being held only for observa- tion. the hospital said. RUFFELL'$ UPHOLSTERY, INC. ,,, ........ tf Jt1r Lt~ 1922 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA -548-1156 IMMEDIATE CASH GOLD, DIAMONDS and VALUAILIS WI. llllOLI JEWEUH 873..()365 3118 Newport Blvd. Call Rttifdmg Non·Smoktr Ritts b and 30·60 Ralts FARr.t:RS INSlltANCE GROlW 441 OW Newpert Mvd. Newpcwt leach, Co. 631-7740 B. H. Davis announces the new location of his TELEMARKETING OFFICE at 1833 East 17th St. Ste. #108 Santa Ana, Ca. 92701 541-2775 24 hr. 8~-0311 Singer Jerry Lee LeWia ln hospital By Ute A110CJated Pn11 MEMPHIS, Teno. -Singer Jerry Lee Lewis was in stable condition at the Regional Medical Center catty today after being hospitalized for an apparent reaction to.a muscle relaxant, o fficials ~id. Lewisi 48. beamo ill at his Nesbitt, Miss., home Sunday night after ta.kiq a m\lscle relaxant fora sore shouJdcr, said J. W. Whitten, the singer's road manager. Whitten said Lewis complained of dizziness and experienced some swellinJ in his riaht hand and also had some n~mbness in his ripu lcg at\er taking the relaxant. Lewis is besfknown for his rock 'n' roll }lits, "Whole Lotta of Shakin' Goin' On" and "Great Balls of Fire." Mitterrand pushes tal~• WASHINGTON -French President Francois Mitterrand says the United States and the Soviet Union must resume direct talks and that means both sides must make concessions. "You will never succeed in nego- tiations without ltlaking some concessions. naturally," Mitterrand said Sunday through an interpreter on NBCs "Meet the Press." Mitterrand said he agrees with President Reagan that the U.S. should not make any unilateral concessions or gestures to Soviet leaders to lure them back to the nuclear bargaining table. Mercenary publisher wounded BOULDER, Colo. -Robert K. Brown. publisher of Soldier of Fortune magazine, was accidentally shot in the leg while examining a gun in the kitchen of his home. a police report said. Brown. 51 , was woundeq the leg by the same slug that went through the hand of one of his employees, Galen Geer. accord ing to the Boulder police report. Both men were treated for gunshot wounds at Boulder Community Hospital where .they were taken Thursday night by another of Brown's emloyees, Mary Jenkins, authorities said. Investigators said Brown. Geer and Ms. Jenkins were sitting around a kitchen table when a gun Geer was showing Brown and Sheldon Kelly, a writer for Reader's Digest. went off. The bullet struck Geer in the left hand and then stoped in Brown's right calf, police said. Asked Saturday ifhe has ever been shot before, Brown said. "I have no further comment.·• Lava now forces evacuatlon VOLCANO. Hawaii -Visiting volcano students were evacuated and officials at a prison farm near Mauna Loa were put on alert as the world's largest active volcano spewed lava from a I 2-mile-lo ng fissure. Mauna Loa roared to life early Sunday, opening a fissure at the summit of the 13,66 7-foot volcano that was dormant for nearly nine years. Lava fountains up to 600 feet high gushed from a fissure that initially measured two miles long, casting a glow over Hawaii island. Dlablo protest sparks 32 arrests SAN LU IS OBISPO-A weekend protest leading up to a Nuclear Regulatory Comm ission vote on the Diablo Canyon atomicf ower plant has resulted _in 32 arr_ests for investigation o trespass or road-blocking outside ~he plant. About 1,000 people demons~rated Su~day outs1~e the $4.3 billion Pacific Gas & Electnc Co. fac1hty, San Luis Obispo County sheriffs deputies said. The protesters displayed a large model of the double-domed power plant that released black helium-fi.lled balloons which they said symbolized a nuclear explosion. More than 10,000 released LOS ANGELES -City police are "shaking our heads'' at reports that more than half the 2,121 California fugitives arrested in the federal government's biggest manhunt are already out of jail, a commander says. The fugitives. including 24 murder suspects, were arrested in a 10-week statewide sweep by the U.S. Marshals Service, many for failing to appear 1n court on previous charges. But authorities said this weekend that more than 1,000 have been released on bail, freed on their own recognizance or placed on probation. "Boy, you'd think we could grab some people and hold them behind bars." Los Angeles police Cmdr. Mark Kroeker said. KCET ralses $1.1 million LOS ANGELES -More than 26,000 viewers called in about $1 .1 million dollars in pledges during a subscription campaign by Los Angeles' major public television station, KCET. KCET president William Kobin said the I 6-day fund-raising drive netted $39,000 more than the drive last March, an increase he said was needed to finance pan of the station's $15.8 operating budget. The fund drive came as the station celebrates its 20th year. Small temblor In Hollister HOLLISTER - A moderate earthquake shook this smalJ community but caused no damages or injuries, officials said today. The temblor, registering 4.3 on the Richter scale of ground motion, struck at 11:58 p.m. Sunday about seven miles west of Hollister. located 80 miles south of San Francisco. said Lloyd Darrington of the state Office of Emergency Services. WORLD Tass cites NA TO crisis MOSCOW (AP) -The official news agency Tass said today that NA TO is in a "crisis" because of growing west European opposition to U.S. policies. The United States and NA TO allies were "gleeful'' when they reached an agreement to deploy U.S. medium-range nuclear missiles in western Europe if an arms pact could not be negotiated with the Soviets, Tass reported. "But now they have woken up to reality and are sorry,'' it said. "Pressure on the Soviet Union failed and the talks (aimed at limiting and reduci ng medium-range missiles in Europe) broke off." COMPLIANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA EN- VIRONMENT Al QUAllTY ACT: Over 25 years experience. We can m~ke over 3.000 calls per day. Watta llnea for the entire 50 , 'Long march' to be retraced Laguna Niguel Local Coastal Program Area Local Coastal Programs ore statutorily exempt from CEQA requirements pursuant to Section 20180. 9, Division 13 of the Public ReJOurces Code. INVITATION: All penons either favoring or opposing this propotol o,. lnvli9d to present their view btfort the Planning Commission. It is requested that any written response be aubmitted to the Planning Commission, at t.ost 24 hours prior to htorlng date. FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONi For further information, penotu are invited to coll ' the Pro;.ct Planning Division at (71 4) 834-537 4 or cotM Jnto the office located at 400 Ci-Ac Center Drive West, Room 268, Sonto Ano, Cofifomio 92102·"°'8. P~se refer to ZC 8.._ 1 1 P. I statee. We can do It better, faater It cheaper. PEKING -Pulitzer Prize winning journalist ••••••••••••••••••Harrison Salisbu~ says he will retrace the Chinese Communists' epic long march·· to l'CSCAreh a book on the tp;;=:=:=:=:=:::;:=:::;::;;;==:::iiiiiiii;::====;;;;1 7,6()().mile trek. Communist fo~ led by the late Chairman Mao Tse-tuna made the journey in l 934-l 93S to escape encirclement by Nationalist troops. The trek led Mao and surviving Communist remnants to a safe haven in China's northwest. Salisbury, accompanied by his wife Charlotte, and former diplomat and China scholar Joh~ Scrvioc, will spend .. several months .. retracing the long march. They arc now in Pekin& prcparina for the trip. The Iona ma~h followed a meanderina, indirect route. CommunJSt forces fou,iht both the N""ationalists and in Early Blrtl Dinner Specials s6. 95 Prime Rib or Fresh Fish Complete Dinner with choice of soup or salad and dessert Off fHl. PININSUI A BALBOA 801 E. BALBOA remote areas. tribal groups. • Queen bJ Jordan , AMMAN.Jord&.n -Brlutin'sQuecn Elizabeth 11 and ~er busban~. Prince Philip, arrived tn Jordan 1oday under uah1 sccun&y, two days after a bomb explosion that officials say was .. mcanl to ~vent the quctn•s vi.sat. .. It was the queen's tint o.ffic11I state visit to th u Arab kingdom. which gained indepiendenC( from Britain in 1946. The 8nti h royal couple amved in a s.ped.\Uy equipped Boeana Tristar SOO jtt after an ovcmjaht stop ln C)'pnas. Thty wtrc ~ted at the Matka military a.it6ue north of tht capitAI by Jordan's Kin& Huurin ind Que.en Noor. I County 1Dust learn to llve wlthin budget To the Editor: How many more taxes are we going to have to pay before the Oran'-e County voter realizes that we wall never be able to pay for what the Board of Supendsors has granted the developers. They want $5.4 billion more than the $7 billion already budgeted for road improvements in the next 15 years. Based on projected revenues from the new developments the county 1s still going to C'nd up 1n the hole in the year 2000. The Colorado River entitlement will be cut by 50 percent in 1985. Th~ voters have not provided another source of water to Southern Calfom1a. Yet they propose 740.000 new residents in Orange County alone to share what we now arc told 10 conserve. We'll ne<"d new schools for these new residents, yet bond issues require a two-thirds vote. Recently a minor $50-a-year-per-household tax was de- feated in the Ci ty of Irvine. Do our children go double and triple sessions? Huntington Beach suffered devas- tating floods in the winter of 1983. and the county states that n cannot afford to provide adequate flood control protection to those existing taxpayers. yet we allow new develop- ment which will require maintenance of new flood control fac1ltt1es. and the county's Flood Control Distnct defi- cit will be S 13 million 1n the year 2000. The proposed sales tax increase simply opens up the count} 's un- developed tracts 10 new growth b} funding more freeways and after we pay for this. we will pa~ for other needs through other schemes. The theory seems to be that instead of actually linking growth with avail- able funding they will JUSt let 1t reach crisis and then we'll pay through the nose to correct the problems they've cause~. because it will be our ox that ·~gored. We need to tell them to size future growth to actual revenues expected without cutting the services and amenities we now enjoy. In other words, they must hve within their budget.just hke the rest ofus do. Vote No on the sales tax increase. THEODORE VON HEMERT Laguna Beach Art for Harold's sake? To the Editor: The white suit of author Tom Wolfe. he of The Painted Word, might go black in horror 1f exposed to Harold L. Pastorius' sculpted "Passpon," clearly a work of the neo-nadir school. On the other hand Wolfe might fold in laughter at Pastorius' glorious hoax. Pastorius himself displays a Cheshire gnn. Relishing his own canard perhaps? Gurgling at the dehehtful scam pulled on a benighted Equ1don Corp.? Ah, to be at the unveiling at Amerdon Corporate Centt>r; to hear the speech of presentation: to view the spectators when the shroud is dropped. And what do you think of it, Mr. Rodin? STEPHEN G. FREEMAN Newoon Beach Contest was always 'modern' To the Editor: I was delighted to read (Dail) Pilot March 18) that an Orange Count:. woman had recent!} won the 11tle ot "Mrs. California" and I w1!>h her every success 1n the upcoming "Mrs. America" pageant. However. I would like to correct the line "the modern Mrs. America pageant began in 1977 ... ". actually this pageant has been in existence since the mid-30s. I was a finalist in the 1966 "Mrs. Amenca" pageant (as Mrs. New York) which was held in San Die~o. The criteria that was used in selecting the winner is vinually the same as 1t 1s toda' Therefore the use of of the ~ord "modern·· is a puzzlement to me. The onl} thing that did change in 1977 was the ownership of the "Mrs. >\menca" corporation itself. For some unknown reason. the current owner has refused to recognize the existence of previous winners (pnor to 1977) such as myself. Nevenheless. that parochial attitude does not negate our presence and the fact that this annual event has occurred for almost 50 years! PEG MAYNARD Laguna Niguel Parking was sub-par To the Editor. On Monday. Feb 27.1 was advised by a friend who h ves on Java Road that there was a golf tournament about to begin at Mesa Verde Coun- try Club. From all repons 11 was very successful -both for the country club and the City of Costa Mesa. However, as a 22-year resident of Mesa Verde, l must inform you that I have never seen such a parking fiasco in all that time. And l must ask why we who live in the Adams School area were not accorded the courtesy of proper notification from either the tournament officials or the country club since all of those who live in the "protected" areas on the other side of Mesa Verde Dnve were not only notified ahead of time but given permits for parking on their streets as residents. This inconvenience and aggrava- tion lasted for six days from Tuesda}. Feb. 28'through Sunday. March 4. It was so bad in this area that even the mailman could not find a place to park to deliver the mail and so asked our pemussion to park 1n our dn,e- ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat way while he completed his ma1I route. AddiuonaJly, I had to get out on the street and fight for one space in front of my house to accommodate a houseguest. It seems to me that 1f the tour- nament officials and the country club wish to maintain the good will of the residents who live here that they must make better and fairer arrangements for parking of all the golfing fans in the future. Since there were sh uttle buses operating anyway, who not engage the commercial lots or the school lots on the outskirts of Mesa Verde and bus all thol>e people in and give us ··protected" residential streets on this side of Mesa Verde Drive? If this LPGA tournament ts an important event to the countt) club and the City of Costa Mesa. then some proper resolution of the parking problem for we who are residents of Mesa Verde should be reached long before the next tournament occurs. Thank you. NANCY HOWL.\ND Costa Mesa H. L. lchwllt1 Ill Pvbkhef Cha&J OowallbJ Eotor ano Aa11su1n1 10 1"9 Pvlllt.thef Larrr D. lpeart MtnlQ"O fdtlOI f'rri Zlnl Meoclll [OllOI Orange Coast OAIL. Y PILOT /Monday. March H, 1884 Al ·'The theory seems to be that Instead of actually llnklf1.1Rrowth wttlf) available rundlng {the supervl Of'. J will just Jet It reach crlsJtJ and~ then we'll pay through the nose to correct the problems they0vd~ cauS«I ... " ,;'"""- I". -·. ~ .. ~- RICUID CGIEI Balance budget on beautiful backs Short, fat writer seeks tax exemption WASH INGTON -ltisocrtain. given the size of the deficit, that sooner or later taxes will be raised. What has not been decided. though, is what son oftpes th~ wiU be- mcome or somethingelse. But one thmg1sclc<tr: l will not be able to .ivo1dpayangthem. There will bcno height requirement for this tax. • World's shortest drag strip But there should be. For too long th1scountl'} has been taxing people on the1rabihty to pay, rather than who they are.Take, for instance, tall people. They have advantages money can't buy. Tall men get all the girls (get all the women Just does not sound the same), see better at the movies. block the view of people behind them, arc better suited for most sports and command respect from people who, hke the Pentagon. confuse s12e with authority. The other day I was reading an an1cle about some of our towns and some of the major features that these towns have to offer. Newpo"' of course, has the beach as well as Fashion Island. Costa Mesa has South Coast Plaza and Anaheim has Disneyland. (Is there a connection there, or is it only my imagination?) The major thrust of the anicle was not to point out some of the attractions a vai lab le to people who Ii ve here, but to make another point entirely. Fountain Valley has NO FOUN- TAIN! At least. no official fo untain. >\s far as I've been able to de- term1 ne. Fountain Valle) also has no 10" n. except for maybe Zody's. Before I find myself the target of a band ofrab1d Fountain Valliers ( Valle)ites? Vallioninas?) let me hasten to add that this ain't necess- anl) a bad thing. Fountain Valle} was ong1nall} planned as a bedroom communll). and n's a preuy nice one. I'm posn1ve that the people who hve 1n Fountain Valleyare prettyhapp) about the fact that their town has no stamping mills or fat rendering plants within thectt} limits. I know I would be. Anyone living m the south-west corner of Huntington Beach (as I do) will be only too glad to verify that. when theconditionsarejust right. we: are very much aware of the sewage treatment plant at the comer of Brookhurst and PCH. Asa matter of fact, that stretch of Brookhurst that runs from Hamilton to PCH is affectionately referred to as "Perfume Parkway." Anyway. it's not Fountain Valley L.M. Bovo BILL HARVEY whumpaclatter". Thednveris hunched over the whcel. lookangat yououtofthecomer ofhtseye. wb1le -trying to look as if he isn't looking at you. He has a slight sneer on his face. He has dark sung.lasses and a mus- or Huntington Beach that l want to talk about. l want to talk about Costa Mesa. In the article, Costa Mesa is mentioned as having South Coast Plaza. Thewritermissedoneofthe more spectacular attractions that Costa Mesa has to offer. Actuall y, two. Costa Mesa has two of the Worlds Shonest Dragstnps. One 1s located on Victoria at Placentia and the other is ·on Wilson at Placentia. Let's talk about the one on V1c- tona. because it's the onl) street (other than .\dams) that cuts through to Huntington Beach. You're tra\ el- ing west on Victoria. It's a three lane street wtttl the middle lane reserved for turns. Suddenly as ~ou approach Placentia. tt widens from three to SI\ lanes. What was the center lane becomes the left turn pocket. That's okay. You've stayed in the traffic lane you were in. and that's okay. except that now. there's another traffic lane to your right and a rightturn pocket as well! You stop for the red light. You know what happens next. don't you? Someone pulls up on your right. You look over and see a Superscreamer VS. It's going "Whumpaclatterwhumpaclatter \ tache that makes him look like a fugitive from the Turkjsh Infantry. What you can see ofhis dashboard looks like the cockpit of a 747. You look across Placentia and see that his lane evaporates in about five car lengths. Victoria becomes three lanes again. He, of course, also knows that be has only those same five car lengths to get in front of you. so as the light changes. there's a terrible screeching noise. the smell ofbum1t'lg rubber and he's doing 70 as he whips into your lane. I drive a Volkswagen. so he pretty much has his wa) wath me On the otheThand. what.happens when ~ou have two wh um pact at ter'S side b~ side? Or. even three an one lane and three 1n the other? You got it' The Worlds Shonest Drag Strip. I've ne' eractuall) l>e<'n a colhs1on at this pamcular intersecuon. but from what I haveseen, 1t'sonl) a matter of time. The solution is extremely simple. Paint out the second traffic lane, leaving the first. the left and the nght tum pockets. Put a cop there dunng rush hours. Maybe an island would be required, but I think paint would work just as well Hell. I'll even kick in ten bucks toward the paint. ColutlUlisl BJJI Harvey /Ives in Huntington Beacb. 'Old Ironsides' served in Vietnam Man}' of us who lived m port cities as children well remember the sight of that ship called "Old Ironsides" - the U.S.S. Constitution. To tour the visiting vessel at le.ast once was part of the history curriculum. At any rate. "Old Ironsides" was the ship that put this country an to its first involvement with Vietnam. ln 1845, Capt. John Percival piloted it there, took hostage some Vietnam bigwigs he hoped to exchange for a French missionary imprisoned ashore. then turned them loose after his negotiations failed. and sailed away. The two most lethal weapons are guns and cars. One man did more than any other to quiet these killers. Hiram Percy Maxim in'ented both the silencer and the muffier. Real dogsleddcrs never yell "Mush!" Most shout some "anat1on of "Let's go!" In 1938. the late Howard Hughes set the around-the-world speed re- cord in an airplane filled with ping pon~ balls. So 1t would float. if he had to ditch it. Hughes nested Im clever ideas. hkc ch1ncse boxes. w1th1n the large the medium. w1th1n the medium the smaller. The real stol') there 1s ho" the man's mind worled. But his biographies don't tell tt, because his biographers can't. Q. Who was the actre!>~ who lilied herself by Jumping off the " H" in the Mount Lee h11ls1de "Holhwood" sign? · A. Peg Enwh1stle On Sept. I b. 1932. A 50-foot drop. that That sickening bactena ·called salmonella got its name not from a fish but from the I Qth ccntun >\merican veterinarian ()a, 1d E Salmon. L.M. Boyd is a sJadicated columnist. Pals pushed Messe' s promotion WA HINGTON-Last Decem- ber. I reponed that presidential counselo r Edwin MeeS<". a bird colonel in the Army Reserve. had been boosted up the military ladder by pals in the Pentagon. Educational requirements were waived and the promotion was rushed through just before his mandatory retirement date. The odd circumstances attached to his sudden rise in rank were laid before the Senate Judiciary Commit- tee. which was debating Mcese's nomination as attorney general. Those hearings have now been suspended pending a Justice Depart- ment investiptjon. Meese bad assured the committee \hat he did not ~k special uutment He was merely ·~the v1ct1m ofbad judpncnt within the Anny.'' hea1d. TheArmy'sinspectoracncralalso cleared Meese of any personal im- propnety. But stranacty, the Anny b.a.s refused to release the 10 rcpon. Key excerpts from the suppressed document have now been reviewed bymyassociateJohn Dillon who bu also had aooe to ponionsotaSenate mvestiption file. Hett a.re the hi.ah· haht ; -.. Mr. Meese was selected not on the basis onus past mlthary ptt• formance but rather on the basts of JACK AIDERSOI national prommence .... Mr. Meese, despite his disclaimer. was accorded special treatment and con iderau on that far transcended that which miaht be considered reasonable." -Meese's promotion was ex- pedited by Maj. Gen. Witham bcrkman. the Army Reserve chief. who normally ~uld have a;ven up his post in February I 983. But the very day that Meese became a colonel, Berk.man wuconfirmed for an addit1ona.I four-ycartcnn. He also happen to be an old Cahforn1a buddy of Meese. attended the $Ame law school and served m the same reserve unit -A :pcaal Job was re-<rca tcd for Meese, with lwdcmandma train•na ~oirtmcnts. The ~twas amoni thosubohsbed m l969bcau.st "those pos1 lions served merely as a ta~n forindividua.lucek•naan ciuension ofthc1 r ma.ndatory tchrt-- mcnt date or le tnna.cnt m•htary education requirement~· -The same da' Mee St·" J' assigned to the resurrected rc'>Cn e slot at Selective Service headquaners. President Reagan announced his mtenlion to appoint M3J. Gen. Thomas Turnage dif\.--ctor ofSclecm c Service. Turnage is another of Mccsc's buddies from Cahfom1a. He wasalsotheonewhowaivcd the education requirements for Mecsc's promotion. Then at Berkman'src· quest. Turnage "directed that Mee be transferred to the Ready Reserve and assif.ncd to the Sclttti ve Scrv iet' System. • Pcnta,on officials reported to Senate irwcsuaators. -The investigators were al$0 mfonnedbythc Pentagon that MCC$C had skipped certain educauonal re· quircmcnu an his c.arhcr promouon from major to hcutenant colonel. Ed Meese is an amiable fellow. v.ith &$Of\ vo1Ct'.qu1et manners and general scntaht} that m.ake ham Sttm too nutd for tbe rou.&h·and-tumblc of poliucs. He ob ... iously wanted to bccomcacolonel. v..b1(b will mere S( his military pen ion b> I percent Bot hi Penttaon fnenduppeano have wanted fH! promotion C\iCn more. bop1 perhaps to butter up on 1nflucnt11I hale Hou official J•ct Allde,.... h • 1yadlC>t Id t»l...W.1. Slim people should also be taxed. I am not refeni ng here to people who diet or exercise to stay shm. I am talking instead about people who do nothing. eat anything they want, and don't pin a pound. No tax can be too exorbitant for thC"SC people. In fact, there should be a surcharge for every ume they look up from somethin~ hkeabanana split and say, "I don t know why it 1s. ljustcan'tgain we1Jttt."Tax ·cm! Similarly. people wnh really man- ageable hair should be taxed. These a re people who come out of a swimming pool. say~down" to their hair and It assumes what they call in the >\nn} "the proper position." In some cases, these are the same people IA ho ha "e their ha11 cut wtthout It looking hke they JUSt had their bair cut. A steep tax for thaL A trulyfaHgovemment would levy a tax on paople who have no trouble tanning. I am refemng to people who go to the beach, run out into the sun. run right back into the shade -and get a tan. I can not tell you how much these people deserve to be taxed. The tan tax should be steep -and it would decline for each day you stay 1n the sun anddo notgcta tan. Agood case of sun poisoning would cam you a tax rebate. but you would have to pa~ through the teeth for a tan you spon in the winter. I IA ould also levy a tax on people who do not have bad backs. who have ch 1 ldren who do their homework. without bemgasked, who can sleep through the nighL who can d rink all the) want withoutgemng(f~nk. who sta) in shape without exerc1S1ng. who can eat anything without getting heanbum. who dance effonlessly, who gra) around the temples and nowhere else and who think there is nothing stupid about weanng lime-green pants with little whales on : them. I would also tax men with either two last names or two first names-McGrorge Bundy, Clifton Daniel. To save paperwork. I m ight 1ust ta't all Episcopalians. For women. blonde hair should be • ta \Cd. Natural blondes. of which therl' arc prec1sel) six in the countl}. : IA Ou Id pa) a minimum tu .. A heavier. ta'· though. would be levied on dy<'d • hlondcs 't ou want to be blonde., 't ou 1Aant to ha' e more fun? You ought to · pa~ fortt. • I" ould not ta\ all natural ad' an-• tages. For instance. ~outh would not • be ta\ed since 1t 1s squandered on the • ~ oung IA ho do not know what the> ha'c an}'"3} I m1ght latertall people "ho did not ha' e acne or braces as a kid. since th1 1san advantage the) cafT) all through lite.'\ ou could call it the happ) childhood ta>.. l fyou kno~ what I mean, you wouldn't h.ave to pav Men with trul) melhtluous voices should be taxed. These men have a distinct advantage over the rest of us tn<X' everyone listens to what they have to ~~·even though they usually have nothing toS3y.1 would lev) a tu aJso on men who can wear suspenders without them hppil\J ofTthcar shoulde~ when the) sit down. l would \3:\ people Wlth truly perfect Ion. peoplev.hoarcconsaden:d wise mcrtly btcause they have no sense or humor and, of course, ~plt who haH no SC'n~ofhumor. M> Khemeissull mart>uab form and I am not u~ i fl wou.kl iUow tu cred 1 ts for personal dwactcristics that erode "1th•-Ii.kc lM b&klinl deprt'c:1auon allowance. I do know, thouih that t.P>na wbo you are would h.a vc three ...ondcrful ~fi h wouldelimanatttbcnationaldc be trul) cquatablcand-mott 1mpon.antofaJt-il uldnolcmt mcactnt. I - .I I I ' I J l J! I I: I' I I M Or11n941 Coeit OAJL V PILOT/Monday, Mateh 2e, 1984 . .. L rws Timely Investment Inf ormationfrom Great American Federal Savings Bank Spring 1984 Deregulation Allows New Opportunities In e·anking Services and Interest Rates IRA Possibilities Increased By New Investments and Services For those who already have decided to open an Individual Retirement Account (IR A), there are some new investment opportunities that provide greater nexibility than pre viously a"ailable.- For those who have not yet initiated an IRA plan. there are some new wrin kles that make it easier than ev~r to start on a tax-deferred I retirement program. For those who want an IRA but I lack the cash to open the account, the money may ~ ad vanced with a Great American credit card or Bonus Resene. Whether you are considering an IRA investment for 1983 (which must be implemented by April 16), or are ready to start saving for your 1984 IRA, the information that follows will be of assistance to you. If you desire basic information on requirements for Individual Retire- ment Accounts, see other anicles on page two of thi~ publication. Save Systematically With 12-Mo. Account New 12 -month IRA's a llow deposits to ~ made al any time, permitting 1he inves tor 10 lay aside funds throughout the year ra1her I than coming up with $2,000 or more all at once on April 16. The chart below indicates ho"' much should ~set aside 10 attain the maximum IRA amounls of I S2,000 (si ng le), $2 .250 (no n- working s po use), and $4,000 , (work ing co uple). Figure are gi.,,en for 52 , 26, and 12 deposits duri ng 1he year, realizing different people will have differen1 deposi1 schedules. MAXIMUM NO. Of DEPO IT~ IRA S2 26 12 $2,000 $38 S76 $166 2,250 43 86 187 4,000 76 153 333 These fi gures arc meant as a guide to indicate 1he nexibil ity of usi ng one of our Grca1 American 12-monrh I RA's. You may deposit any amount anytime! 11 you want to save mon1hly, good; 1f you prefer weekl y, that'c; all right , too: or you may choose 10 JU\I make a deposit every once in a y,,h1le, as funds become a\rulablc the choice 1s yours! Al\o, nothing 'lays you have 10 save the ma'<1mum IR A amounl each year: 1f $1,500, $1,000 o r any 01 her amount 11, all you can afford , an IRA 1' \1111 a ""orth\.\h1l e investment. CHOICE OF IN TEREST Meanwhile. a., ~ou 'cl aside money throughout 1he ~car. 1ho'>e funds are earning a high rat e of interest. adding more to your accounl And you have a 1:ho1cc ot 1ntercs1 fw top n/ ne\t , fllumn/ rates, too. You may select a variable rate that is subject to change monthly, or you may lock-in a fi xed rate for the full 12-month term. MOVE WITHOUT PENALTY A minimum opening $100 is all that's needed I RA started. Add wha during the year: then, account matures, the fu moved 10 any 01her quali withou1 penalt y of any kin elect nor to move 1he mon account will automatically r' fo r another 12-month per Again, 1he choice is yours .. 1he money in a one-year ace where the interest rare will re the cur rent economic situatio111 lock ·in 1he higher interest rates t normally are available on lo term inves1ments. Lock-in Today's Rat For Up To Ten Years If your ret irement date i \Orne ti me o ff. the Great Am Jnve..,tor Senec; offe rs 1he tunn y 10 secure today's high 1 rate~ for \everal years 10 c There are hon-temr American Investor accoul (32 days, 60, 90, 180 days year), but mos1 people s retirement prefer those w· terms ... from 1wo years t depending upon when t to retire. RATES UP OR DOWN? Which ""a > are i going in the future? Maybe they'll slay wi narro" range. No on 'iure: cenaml), the eco agree. So. ""hat\ t imc .. tor" going 10 Man) Y.ho inv d1 1ant goal\, 'iuch 11 don't tr) to outgues It markets: inc;tl'ad, they in the hand" and 1me.,1ment <,. If rates trend upward for a period of years. the average rate they earn on all IR A\ 1rends up"'ard. too. If rates trend down- \\ard. the in"e"tor at least has locl>.cd -in part ol his long-1erm in ve,1mcn1s at an above-the· market rate. The aboH' practice 1 ~ called f.we top of net:t columnJ NEW 24-HOUR LOCATIONS • e • irected IRA Maximizes Flexibility "Self -Directed IRA" is Great American Federal's newest I RA program, addressing the needs of those investors who want to use their own fi nancia l skills and savvy 10 reap higher investment return'i. fSee top of nen column) B 24 ·HOUR TELLER br IRA, rticle on top of Page Four. Insured MoneyMarket Account. Your MoneyMark et account, which earns interest at moneymarket rates for all balances O\ er SI, serves as the source for all investment trans- actions from that point forward. (The normal mi nimu m balance for our Insured MoneyMarket Account . incidentall y, is $2,500; fContmued on PaRe 1J Incentives and Types of Investments Broadened As Restrictions Removed Continued dereglllauon of the banking industry during the past year has opened up a wtlole host of opportunities for improving pe rsonal money management. To help you take advantage of these changes and , thereby, to manage your family fina nces for maximum convenience and return , this issue of Money Management News has been prepared . Here, you can read about the bonuses now offered for opening new accounts ... or for rolling over fu nds from maturing accounts. Bonuses are available on the recently deregula1ed Great Ameri · can Investor Series of accounts, as well as on our trio of personal checking accounts. Learn. too, of the changes in ':lreat American I RA /Keogh including the availabil- dvance to get your ew financial ser- through Great subsidiaries; ser- you to invest in mutual fu nds, real rtnerships, and tax- uities. Read about our ial planning service and the nexibility offered by f-directed IRA. ere is information, too. about installment loans 1hat make 11 ier than ever to "buy now and later" fo r a number of life's ~easures and necessities. And a oan application is included to help get your loan started Take your time in absorbing just as much as you can of the information provided here. Then, questions remain, bring them ~m.1•nY Great American office or the toll -f rec Fi nancial Line: 800-272 . 9000. ew Investment ervices Begun If only savi ngs account s and e mortgages come to mind n you visit yo ur Great Ameri - ederal o ffi ce, we'd like to you back for a more thor- ur o f our fi nancial services. federal legislation has ly changed regul ations a nd savings and loans. 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I Th(• amount of your bonu is guaranteed, depending Whatever your balance, whateve r the d esired term, I on how much you depo~it -from $5,000 to $100,CXX>-and it's easy to compute the amount of bonus interest I the term you choose. you'll receive by rounding the principal balance to the I I Then the choice 1 yours to take your bonus interest neare t hundred dollar . Offer end May 31, 1984. 1 · I • Great American Federal . • I DtVISIOHI: SAN OIEOO FEOEAAL •LAO UNA F'EDEAAL ·BAN JOAQUIN flRST FEDERAL. PEOPLES FEDERAL . l'IAST FEOEAAL OF SOUTH PAIAO£HA . fUV!"510E IAVIHOI. KAWIAH IAYINGl · IOHOMA COUNTY IAVIHOI rg)r I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tear out •nd retain for reference.• • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • I 1~1 , .I I ....J.-- Stop-Gap measures potential Drama-therapy can help people solve their special needs "All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their enrrances and one man in his time plays many parts.·· -William Shakespeare from "As You Like Ir" By MARGE BITETTI Delly l'tlot Cottupa Mh11t Stop-Gap 1s pluggmg up holes 1n society. The non-profit theater compan~ 1s dedicated to building communica- tion bridges for people of all ages and cart.s ats props to Orange Count) locations several times each week. Space 1s always limited so a few folding chairs and a single ladder become supermarkets, bus stops. government housing offices. hospi- tals, living rooms and a hundred other make-believe settings. The actors' roles all stem from real-life drama. Stop-Gap uses dra- matics and improvisation to help people in special needs p-oups unlock and express their emotions. Midway during one of these mini-plays, An1stic Director Don Laffoon asks the audience how the actors should react. Self-discovenes often occur through this active au- dience interaction. Weekly Stop-Gap sessions have helped women recovenn~ from al- cohol addiction at New Directions. a Costa Mesa facility. to work out many o f the ir problems in a non-threatening setting. Programs also have been de- veloped for youngsters who are blind or have learnins disabilities. and the abused and neglected children of the Alben Sitton home. At the other end of the age spectrum Stop-Gap also deals with geriatric issues in appearances at senior centers and has developed · episodes dealing with death for Hospice. Feelings expressed by the children at the Alben Sitton home last year. inspired Laffoon. his wife. V1ctona Bryan. and composer Ron Creager to produce "When the.Bough Breaks ... " The powerful musical. dealing with child abuse and incest, has been well received by county audiences. Such community success seems to follow Laffoon. He served in Iran as a Peace Corps volunteer at a time when "no one knew where Iran was" and was later invited back to work as artistic director of the Iran-American Cul- tural Center. Jn 1971 the Empress of Daily Pilat Cher'• revellng belatedly In her 01car nomination for 'Siikwood.' 83. MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1~ Artiatlc cllrector Don Laffoon, left, and Robert Knapp of Stop-Gap uae a blackboard Uluatration to help aet the acene and prompt dialogue for the d.rama·therapy aaelon tbat die troupe pedorma each week at a Garden Grove location. Iran comm1ss1oned him to create th e Nauonal Children's Theater. "When I returned to the Unned States. I had been out of the country 11 years." Laffoon said. "About that time I read an an1cle about the 'Graying of America.' " He and his wife took a year sabbatical to study the needs of the elderly and decided drama co uld be used to reach the special needs of senior citizens. South Coast Reper- tory Theater was contacted and the drama-therapy program for seniors was staned with a one-year CET A grant. In 1979 Stop-Gap was in- corporated as a non-profit organ11a- t1on to better sen ea wider segment of the population. The M1ss1on VieJO Co. has a""arded a plaque 10 the troupe for "outstanding c1v1c con- tnbu11on:· Stop-Gap and its parent organiza- tion. SCR. received the two awards given to cultural organiza11ons in 1982 by the Orange County Business Committee for the Ans. Also that year. Laffoon was lauded by the Daily Pilot as "Man of the Year" in theater. Currentl y Stop-Gap 1s offering weekly classes at Mardan School in Costa Mesa to all children over 7 years old with special needs to help them explore their potenual through music. 1mprov1sauon and pan- tomime The next maJor work of 1he only professional theater ememble in- volved in drama-therap) in the United States will deal wi th substance abuse -how drug and alcohol users and their loved ones are affected by the addiction. .. This August the troupe will per- form at the national convention oft he American Theater Association which recently appointed Laffoon to its Adult Theater Committee. To help raise funds for Stop-Gap, the Orange County Board of uper- visors has offered a S 15,000 chaUc111t ~rant which wall be doubled if the sum as met b) this May. Recognmng the importance of drama-therapy in the community~ Bea Anhur of "Maude .. has joined fellow actress Pat Carroll "Oii Stop-Gap's board of directors. • Jack Buder, president ofStop-Gap. recentJy told auxiliary membe~ "Stop-Gap 1s making contributions wnh increasing momentum." To which Laffoon added, "It's exciting and wonderful work. We learn a lot about life and we meet terrific people each week. It is very difficult to capture the broad base that our company docs." Reproduction of dolls booming Of the one in five people who cOIIect - the antique toys, 35 percent are men GRANTS PASS , Ore. (AP) - Connie Walser Derek started out by selllng rag dolls at local flea markets for $15 to help support her four children after her divorce. Now she gets as much as $1,200 for handmade reproductions of an- tique porcelain dolls from the late 1800s. offers seminars In doll making and Is coming out with a line of patterns for costumes to dress the Idealized Images of Victorian chil- dren. "It's just such a booming busi- ness." marvels Derek In the storefront where she moved the business atter it got too big for her home. With antiques bringing as much as $38,000, It's not surprising that collectors with less means will pay as much as $1 ,200 for a good copy or spend long hours learning how to make their own. "These were what were called Sunday dolls," Derek says, pointing to 21 shelves carrying hundreds of unfired porcelain heads, arms, legs and torsos cast from molds taken from originals made by ttle French and German masters of doll making. "They brought them out on Sun- o.., ............. ..,~ ..... John Connelly, preeldent of the Bowen Muaeum Foun· elation cllrecton, talk• with Tom and Erma Jean Tracy. Irish dinner was no small potatoes There was something a little odd about a recent dinner party at the Bowen Museum in Santa Ana. The caterers spent two days cooking oulflde in a tent; partygoers huddled around priceless silver relics as if they were campfires, and the feast itself was held amonaartifacts from exotic lands. But the really stranae thing was what united the aucsts-for instance, the O'Neils and O'Connellysand O'Laus. For that one evening. everyone- rep.rdless of where their ancestors came from -was Irish. And all those Irish eyes were smilina-at the sight oft he I 0-mcmber National Irish Musical Troupe, at the museum's current exhibit of 17th to 19th century silver objects from the National Museum oflrcland in Dublin, and at the unvcilinaoflrcland's national treasure, Thomas Moore's harp. Quest ofhonorRaaJrl Qetu, trdand'sminlsteroflabor, spoke briefly to the crowd. comparina Thomas Moore with En&land's Bcatles. Quinn was introduced by Job CoueU1 (the "-0° was a onc-ni&ht addition). president of the museum fou~tion'sdirectors. Amo~lhelOuthcount . u«tslhe wercthclUcUrdO'NtUt their "0" is lcaitamatc)..:,. Tem and U.rt1p Nlt , Eqae and R•*' Mo~n,, JelataodMulMTa44andDr.R.yand La1(no"O cxceptaroundSt.. Patrick's Day). Othcrs on the 1ue11 li1t included CMrlttand Katie ~ler, Terry and Au Manta and haaJ and DlaH Jftta. The Bowen Museum party was held to raise funds for 1 planned ex pans on and to draw attention to the oountywide naturc of the museum's ambitions. day and the little girl could sit with it. They were for children then. But they're not for children today. The price puts It out of the field of play." The shelves are marked with names well-known in antique doll circles: Bru. Jumeau. J.D. Kestner and Bye-Lo. Therlault's, an Annapolis. Md .. auction house which specializes In the field, sold about 1,000 antiques dolls a month last year for a total of about $4 million. says spokeswoman Susan Hastings. "In a survey taken a few years ago, we found that one out of five people are Involved In doll collecting at one level or another and 35 percent of them are men," she adds. A creation of French sculptor Albert Marque holds the record for Emeet and Gay Bryant of Emerald Bay attended din· ner party and ad.mired uhl- bltlcin of lrlah •ilver. ' the top price paid for a doll. Has11ngs says. A vintage car collector from the Los Angeles area paid $38.000 for the doll a year ago as a present for his wife. "Doll legend reports that there were only 20 of these ever made. Supposedly they were not made as dolls. but as things to display costumes for a lady friend of the sculptor," Hastings says. The Doll Artisan Guild. based in Oneonta. N.Y .. claims more than 7,000 members worldwide, most of them amateur or professional doll makers. says director Rolf Ericson. The guild 's last contest tor repro- duction doll makers drew more than 600 entries. and more than 1,000 entries are expected for the next one. he says. A MAPLE , LEAVES HISTORY BEHIND RADNOF\i Pa,, (PAN) -Four da)'I and $5,000 to save Just one tr... Even the poet Joyce Kiimer would have been pteeaed. Culminating four daye of lntenstve efforts by tr .. surgeoM, the Radnor corp. la attempting today to tow 8 70-foot, 4'0,000-pound Norway Maple 100 feet to a new &ocatlon In Plymouth Townahfp, Pa. Retention of the giant~ tree, estimated to haw been anted lhortty after Kiimer WU JMed In ectlon durtng Worid War I part of a $750,000 .wtronment8' preeer- vatlon and Improvement progrM'I for a $5()..mUlk>n offtoe c.mpue betng ~ by Radnor. "" ....... Mark Keller practicea with 338 Winchester Magnum rlOe he plans to uae thl• aummer to hunt legendary Blgf oot. Ex-Army Ranger aims for Bigfoot By JEFF BARNARD Aa-w.cl p,_ Writ., Equipped IA.Ith a n1ghl-\ l\ton tl'le· scop1c sight. a big-game rtlk and the rxpenencc of three combat tOUr'I 1n Vietnam. Mark E. Keller plans to slip into the forest some1A.here in the Pacific North1A.es t to do "hat no one has ever done - bn ng do" n the legend:in .... •gfoot "If -we ~ct a ~squatch . ""e "111 ha'l' brought to life King l\.ong:· ~1d Keller. 33. of .\rcata He is quilling h1s1ob 1n the Eureka branch of the U . Postal Service to mount the fi, e-month, S6.000 ex- pedition with two other men. But unhkc 1he movie, Keller has no plans to bnng the beast back ahvc "Pictures have been t.aken before. but nobody cares about pictures." said Keller. "If you gel that one opponunity to obtarn a Sasquatch. you had better make it stick. Tran- quilizers and druJS arc not feasible. That leavC$ us with Cather trying to invite it nicely with ro~s and a card, which will not work either. or treating 1t as an animal and putting at down wllh a nflc •• S1ahtmas of the foul-smelling. hatf) man-hkc beast believed 'o stand a tall a.s ei&ht fctt and wt1gh u much as 800 Pounds go back more than I 00 ycan, said Dr Grover Krantz. a physical anthrolpo10f11t at Wa hin&- ton State Un1vers1ty m Pullman "I am convmced 1' CXl~ts." said Kranu, who has trl<'ked the tx-a t for 15 years without sttina one .. veral years qo we got some vcf) good footprint wnh dermal ndJc hkc fingerpints. Only the.-htgher pnmatcs. ape , monkey and man, have thcst The fingerprint experts almo 't unani- mously believe the are real. There ts no way they could hne bttn faked ."' K11ntz ""rtts that tht" be" ~•Y to settle whether Sasquatch exists 1s to kill one so ll can be carefully l'xam1ned Hr attnhutc~ the failure to get one to 'le' era I fa ctors. First. the) are scarce. with onl) 200 to 2.000 roaming the western foresu of" ashington. Oregon and Northern C ahforn1a. he 591d Second. the' arc nocturnal. roam- ing the wood~ 'mostl~ at night. "The third reason 1s the) look so d1s1urb1ngl~ human." he said. "I've talked to a few people who had this e'pcnence. The~ put a gun on them and waited. not quite sure if they ought to shoot 1t .. Before they could make up their minds. the animal was gone. Krantz theonzes Bigfoot may be related to G1$8ntop1thecus. whoee fossilized remains date back 4 m1llioo years. ..Humans separated from tbe ~ about 5 million years ago," be sajd. ""I wouldn"' be surprised tf in the oat million years (man's ancestors} d1v1ded into two groups. One p smarter and one aot bigger. Krantz attnbutcs the fasetna'*- wtlh the Sasquatch to people's deliit to And a "mtssana link.." .. This would make tt our cloelll laving rclat1'-'t, but at does not mm i\ human:· he said Keller's 1ntc~1 in B.sfoot .,.. back to when he was l S and rad a book called "Myths. Moatten -Leaend " A f\cr ht disc!wJe as a lelY. ... ftom L~ Army Ran,m in 1972. M noed a. a mc~nary and todl vanous JObs 1n the cnt~ 1ndunry around Lo Anica ·m orked W1lh 9.1ldbfc filmmatcrr• Boutros . He frequent! went into .. wood, to took for Sa!Q.uatch, • i ~--------··-.. .,,-..... - I , . ., I 1 · i ~ I " I • < • .. Oronge COUt DAILY PILOT/Monday. March 26, 1964 Prison visitation.program benefits society, too DEAR ANN LANDERS: M y neiahbor married a man who was very likable, held a good job and always seem«t to be helping people. A few months ago lhis man gol into A1111 UllDERS !rouble with the law. He was caug.h t selling radios. TV sand automobile tires a ta low pnCl'. l-le1..·laimed hedidn'I know they were stolen. The judge sentenced him to 18 1nonths 1n prison. Last week my neighbor1old me lhal she and the children \\'ere going to visit ''Dadd>•" and the state had accommodations for her and the kids so they could "be.• a family for the \\'C'fkend." l asked ..,,,hal she meant b~ that. . HELP YouRSELF • She said, "M y hu11band and I will be-able to sleep 1oge1her." t1 seems thegovernmen1 is really go1ngou1 ofi1s way 10 make prison hfeattract1 ve. Do you approve of coddling prisoners in this mu 1ner? Plea.Kg1ve me some info rmation on this unusual practice -M.CD. IN TUPELO. MISS. D.£AR l\-1 .C.D.: Wbat yo u bave rererred to ts called "C'ooJ *-1 visiting." To gel lhl' fact• I called Diana Gillespie al the An1ericao Correctional Association. She suggested I get lo touch with Contacl Joe .. an Information clearlngbou1e In Liocolo, Neb. They were extremely helpful. Unfortunately, only seven 11ate1 bave a dopted tbis program. Tbey are Mls5lsslppl, South Carolina, California. New \'ork, Minnesota, Connecllcu1 and Wasblngtoo. Eacb state has different guldelint>s. In Mississippi trusted Inmates who can show proof or marrlaii:e may participate in 5peclal weekends so the familyca11 vlsltfortbreeday1and1woalgll11, Friday lO Sunday. Soa1b Carolina permits sill hours of vl1lt101, California two days, New York 30 bout•, CoUecdttt !t boun , Washington !t tot I boan. Minnesota allows. lamates to cbOo1e ~lweeo spaced weekends or 1 D.11bt during the week. In California and Wasblnglon conjugal visits are r.rmltted oocea month. lo Connecticut it'1 every IO days; Ne'<'' York It depend I on the availability of lacllltle1. lo Ml11lulppl It's every other weekend , for South Carolina every weekend. The families are housed In mobile homes or special "apartments" on the premises. They enjoy complete privacy. Whllf-some may complain 1hal these prlvile1es coddle tbe prla"ner, I would argue It ls an excellent incentlvct: for hand.pl<·lr.ffl, w('ll ·bebaved lnmatt>t. DYSFUNCTIONS OF BRAIN EXAMINED Many lea rning disabilities traced to neurological causes Questtons about ,·h1ldhood br:11n d1sordt•rs :ire answered b\' lr.i T_ l u 11 .. \f./J . ,1_\~Pl"lillt' proti:s..,vr ul Nt:urolog_\ b1\'IS1011, / '('/ t 'o/lt'flt' u( Afcd1c1n('. ()(·p.1rl· men/ of Pt•dia1r1c..,_ • • • Q. -My son, age 7, is having <"onsiderable difficulty keeping up with the olber Ir.ids at school. He seems lo be a bright child but he's falli ng al'ademically. Could bis problem be ph ysical? A. -It 's a de!in1tl' p\l:.,1hd1!\ Man~ learning d1sabili11es can be 1ract>d to ~Pl'l'llic neurological c-au::i.l'~ Warning signs of such a 1.onJ111un 1rh:ludt': • DiBicultu:s 1n ix·rcep1111n paniclilarl) r1.·ad1n g l1r hearing. • U nusua!I ~ short .iu~·n1uJn sp.1n • Parttal sc-i1ur1.·s. r1.•::i.ul!1ng in nh1111l·n ta ~ bl;.icJ...-outs. In each caS1.·. thl' brain 1' n111funlllnn1ngas1t should. For exa niple. 1 n J} sic.>. 1a. a l·urn n1un r1.'.1l.h ng d1 ~bil 1 L~. "l' believe that thl' brain's\ 1sual and languageccnt1.·rs an: n1.H wired currectly to that pan re<;ponsiblC' for s~mN)lll' :1nah "' I h<· atlllrll'J l·h ild can sec thl' "nung. but can nut detl·rnll nl· .... h.11 1h1.· ~~ n1bols repreSl'nt. rr,·~tlllll"nl h•r l1-;1rn1ng d tsabtl1til'S depends UI\ th<' prl", 1 ~1.· d1;1gnn''" 1lt thl· d1sordt'r. Sl'17urcs and aucnl1un l.1p"l'' ,,1n 11f11:n h1.· 1rl':.11c-d w11h n1cdication. P('rtl"pt1011 prohk·111~ ui"11.·n iequ1r1.· \pec1al t>ducational t1.·chn1Qu1.·::i.. .\ttenuon d1.·l11.H' n1:i~ he: treated by both m1.·d u:auon and h1:ha\ 101al 1nl 1'f1 ,·n11011 t)11.·1ar\ rh.1ngr~ ra n also Ix ellC-cuvc 1n ;i s1nJll nun1hc:r ,,( ,,1,,.,, but this is an uncon1mon t:\US(' of rhildhvud n.·~.n)IPg11.·.1I disorders. Most problen1 ~ are the rl·~ult •ll rilul l} 1·n1 hr} unic dl•velopmen1. accidents at birth. t:1n111ial lgl'n,·111. I tacturs or diSol.'aM'. not diet. ••• Q. -ls it tru~ that children can become a utislic due to ps\eholo2i<'al traum a or poor parenting.? -.\ --\l1hough "'c.' arl' ::i.1ill unccnain as to 1h1.· pn:c-1!.l' t<1U'\C ol .1u11~n1 . '>lt"rc: 4uitc: ccna1n that tht• causes are ncur11lt1g1i.;1J. 1101 l'n\Jronmrntal. :\ nlaJvr dri\t' is 1.UITL'lllh undt'f \\J\ \llth1n 1hc SC'll'lltlfl(' l'OllllllUlllC) 10 1tk•o11h 1h;ll p!lrtu.fn of lhl' hrain responsible fur this d1~,1rlk'r .\ut1~n11sdi,ungu1sht'd b} a vane!~ of ::i.~mp101n\, • I-.11 I url' tu d\'\ l'lop language t·orrl'ctl} or ac alt. • Ga1e ~11oidanlt' -thl' autisti c c htld rarel~ maJ...es l')e conlat'I \.\ llh other hun1an beings. • StereOt}J)l'J and repc111 11e niotor n10,e1ncn1s. pan1cularl~· of the handi.. • (Jbsess11e fa,c1n.:at1on w11h spinning ubJCClS and othe-r n1t-chan1 cal 1no,1·mcn1s. • Sc11urt•::i., which 11Ccur 1n about h.1lf o f all case .. of au11sn1 . • Sclf-des1ruct1\L' behavior. such a~ biting 0111."·s own arn1 o r rcpi;.·att·dl~ h11l1ng one's head aip.1nst a .... all. Like ci·t·f) th1ngt·lS<.· in nature. au115m can run thl' full i.pcl·tru 111 f ron1 111 lld 10 sevtre. Some au11st1c c hildren grow. up to bl' p1o<luct1vt• n1l'1ubcrs ofsocict}. but many others ha\'t' 10 be cared for within J sheltered t•nv1ronn1cnt. By using a tL-chn1qu1.· called .. operant cond111oning," 1i's no"'· poso;;1hlr tu co1n mun1ratl' with and even teach n1an\ autisuc rndl\ 1du,1ls. rh1::i. in1-olves first rev.•ard1ng the Pat1l'nt fo1 all but nl·gauvt' brhal'ior. and then -once lOmmun1ra11on 1s l'!itabhshl'd -to reward those bcha\ 1ors th.If an: Jc-t1dt"dl} poi.1 \I\ e .. <\s "''1th any medical ..:u11d111on bL·ha11nrtt l therap} follo "'::i. a con1prehensive d1agn o~t1l· 1.·ralu.i l11>n. For rnor1.· 111li1n11aunn on au tism. contact the I)(·pann1en1 of Pl·d1atn<'!. at tht' l 'C'I Medical Center in Orange. For10. IOI& oar prl1001 Uve laned 011 vea1ef11I, blJler, bOltUe ID.matet wM were DOI rHabWta1e4 bat became oaJy morea11r)' ud moredu1en11. Conjugal ~lsltt c.tdoWD OD npel ud vloleace and reduce immeuely 1-.e de-.amaalutioa tllat 10 of tea &akff place behind ban. Not oaly do O.e prlsonen 1atn from conjugal vlsll1, but 1ocle1y ffae(lts as well. It woald be wonderful If cbe "backward 41" joined t1le pro1re11l\le 1eveo·. • • • There isa bi& difference between cold and cool. Ann Landers shows you how ta play it cool without freczins people-out in her booklet, "Teen-Age Sex -Ten Ways to Cool /1. "Send 50centsand a/ans, se/f-addressM, st.amped envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box I 1995. Chicago. Ill. 60611. Reunited Marsha Mason (left) and daqhter Krl•ty McNlchol get to know each otlier ~aln ln Nell Simon'• "Only When I Laugh.' airing tonight at 9 on NBC. Channer 4, in its network televl•ion premiere. ' WEDDINGS ToNIGHT'S TV ---- 'a11ach1.·d 10 ht'T n1oth1.·r·~ l'OronC't ~ht· carr1l'd a ca~l·adc tif ..., h1tt' roM·~- Jan1nl' La1h:.in1 1<as r11a1d of honnr and ~1Sl('fS oft he: hndt' l\.athk•t•n Pc:ng.ra \·fers. Robin and \1:1 r1.·1 Pt•ngr:i Jill and l\.aren Lathan1 ~1,\t'r' ul tht· g,nJom. V.l'rl" bnde~m.J1d' nlr•ng "'llh \i.1r1t1ne !'in11th Ldura I ' .-11hl 'atahe .'.'.>aundl'n. ot -\lt-c:rt.J l .1n.1d.; I an.tlt·hghll·r~ 1\1.·r~· 'iu111.· l·i1.·ld a nd \hcha"l \ll'r,, and ihc ring l:>l';i r1.·r \\ ;\' [ >.t I 1d \I 1.T' II \'('t' ;111d Ol'pht"\.\ ~ ul 1f1t· hnd1.·. t 1r1'ttht11 l nrr ;ind '\:1J...J...1 Da\ 1~ 111.•r1. 1101\.-r girl~ fht' hrid1.·~roon1 1' th• \1111 "' \ir :ind \1rs. Brut't" .\llt·n L :i1ha1~1 i>I llutit1•lt~lun BL·ach '\llrrnan ~11.·I..! 11,1~ bl'~ ,,.;,,,.ind John \lurph\ .l l1hn t l1·1ci.111,; !'.1ul Niel\t'n. C.1l·11rg.-<)uc-1.:n. J:inll'~ 1 ,, , "' ( iarr\ "i1n1pson Richard C.11t1.r1~ .1·0J TL·ri.:nl'l' Pl'ngra hrother ut th,· ~·r .. : ~l'r\ t'd 3'> U\h1·r-. Joyce Latham .\ fi,•r gn'l'tlllg 3, 5 guests at 3 rel l'\)llun .II !hl' Lung B1.•a1.h Elks Club. thl' cuu pk· left on a v.L•dd1ng trip tu LaJ...l· Tahol' and Reno. Thl'\ plnn 10 n1aJ...1· 1hl·ir horne 1n Ne .... port Beal·h 11ht·rl' <ihl' is c-m pl o\t'd h1 1·h1.· ·\rrh11t·r1i. (iroup .Jnd ht· work., lor Group \\" C abl1· ·1 v L!ltbam-Pengra Jullan·Blshop W earing a coroncl uf orange b!oso;;om Candice 'l'\onn\' B1shup and Randolph repl icas her mother \.\Oft' as a bndc. Jo~rl' Scott Julian of Nl'1-1.pun Beal'h .... ·ere Marie Pengra of l·luntington Beach "'as married Fl'h. J 8 inOur Lad~ ofMt ('arincl united in marnag1.· v.ith Gar. .\lien c·achohc Church ·Latham of Nt•wpon HcaLh 1n a "Feb 18 Thl' bride. daugh1cr of Mr. and f-.1 r~. ceremonv in Los .\Ito~ ~le1hod1st ('hurch Donald E. Bishop Jr. of Newpon Beach in Lo ng Beach. \l'ore a go1-1. n of -.il k organza and ;ill'lll'On Thl' bndl'. g11en1n n1arnagc b~ her elder !ace b\ Bianc1 brother. Ro nald . 1s 1he daughter o f Mrs. She.1-1.·as aucnded b\ her thr(·c \IS!l"r~and Nl'd. E. Pengra of Hu n11ng1on Bcae h and her niece: f'vlrs. \.ntnn1a f)u~lad\\a~. .the late /'vl r. Pengra She .... 11rc a go .... ·n ~falron of ho nur, \!rs l<'ff\ { :.i::i.1.·\ Sr .. fashionc-d "''llh a Qut·en ·\nnc n.·c J...lin•'. ~rs.Su::i.an Flindcr,Jnd \ll,::i. '.an1.·~ Case~ Jong slec\eS and bodtCl' \~Ith anpl1qu1.·s of as bndc~nlaids Danil'llc-and J1.·frre1 rtembro1dcred alcncon lal"l' and 1rr1.'lk's-DuHad...,·a). nit•cc a nd ni·ph1.•11 ol!IH' bndt:. cent sequins and l)l•arJ, !"ht• ~ilJ... lJllt"ta .,.,ere no.,., e r girl anJ nng )-\..•;1rct skin featured a ch:ip1.:I train :ind hl·r The hndcgroom ii. 1h1.· s(ln uf ~1 r. and fingcnip veil l'dgeJ in !tl..'t'd pc.irh v.;:i~ Mrs.FrankJuli:i.nuf;..;c .... ponH"a1.h Toni i . Jack Anderson reveals in the Daily Pilat 1 O"Donnc:\1 "'as lx'S1 1nan anJ Do nald Dul-iadw:1) !)oug J ag1·r and l'aul lase~ .... ere u::i.ht•rs -\ rL"<.t'!H1on 1-1.a\ 111.·lll at the Newportcr Rcsor1 and v.a s a11l.'nd1·d by 300 guests. Thl' couple plan tc1 rnaJ...l' thl'1r hon1e 1n Laguna ~1gucl i\1r~ Julian . .i gr;iduatl' of "II.'"' rort ~larbur high'< huol 1~ a \ludcnl a l (al Statl' l ong R1.·ach Jnd hl'r husband . a graduat1.· ui" (al S1.111.· Lting BL'a{·h. is cm plo~cd ti~ PrudL·nc1a! Halh1· .i~ a stc)(:k brokt•r. For rhe namt ot your nearest dealer call IOU tree 1 ·8()().223--1734 9 AM· 5 PM Monday-Frlaay GREAT STATES & AME.lllCAN LAWN MOWER COMPANY P.O. BOX 369. SHELBYVILLE, IN 46176 I I , Chicken joke? Bob Newhart and Mary Frann ponder what whey'll do with a chick.en vendsing machine on "Newhart'' tonight at 9 :30 on CBS. Channel 2. Actress unveils drug abuse film ·\TL . .\NTA ( . .\P) -Telcv1s1o'n actrcs~ Pan1t'l<1 Sue Martin said sh1.· roulJ not rc:la.\ Llnlll after 1hc \lOrld prcn1 1ere audir n('e applauded 1hr film "l"orchlcght. .. a mo1·ic about roc:.iinl' 3ddict1 on thal :O.lar11 n 11·rOlt'. prodUced and ::i.tarrl·d in. Manin . Jack Colt·rna11 and M1t•hacl Nadcr-all star~ of1h1.· n1gh111ml" lL'l1·11~1on 'oap opcr;\ ·-o~ na\t~ .. -1-1.cr" o n hand a1 thl' 1-o.\ Thca1cr for the prl'nllt'ft'. '>lh11·h OCnC'fited PR I DE. an -\ 1 lanta-bascd na uonal urgan1 1n 11011 agai nst drug abu.!>C. ta $1 00-pcr-JX'f \On dinner folll) .... ing lhl' p rl'n11l'r1.·. f\·1anin said s1111ng through th1.· nigh!'\ prl'1n1crc \~:I \ likt• "taking m~ clothl'S oll"and running a~-ros' a stagl'. I r1.·all ~ barl'd a 101 111 this filrn:· Maritn \\l~ al·ton1 pan1 t•d h1 hl'r hushand . ( h1k·a11 hus1nessn1an i\lanut'I RnJas. 11·hu '"r\ed as l'\t'l'Ull\C producer of lh1• ti lni. fhr C'Ou pll' plans lO l'Tller Che liln1 , "'hic h •viii o pt:n for gl·neral rl'lcasl' in S1.·ptcmhl·r. 1n thl' ('annes Filn1 F1."•t11al 111 i\la~ GUARANTEED INSTALLATION A ~All.AILE l'IN¥L •till A l'AltA81..l AT suasrANrlA£. 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MAGAZINE @) EHTEATAINMENT TONIGliT ~LOVE CONNECTION W MOVIE • • 'Laugri1ng Anne· ~ 1954) Weo- ~I COiey Marga1e1 Lockwood H Oft SEUSS ON 'THE LOOSE o MOVIE • t • Gu~~ And Oo!ls ' (1955) F1ank Sina:ra. Jean Simmons S ROSIN HOOO: THE WITCH Of ElSOON z "°"~ Trie House 01 God'-(1978) Tom Maltieson. Bess A1msuong -7:30-0 2 ON THE TOWN 0 Q!l FAMILY FELIO 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY & COMPANY 0 EYE ON L.A. Q) WKRP IN ClMCINNA Tl ll) @) PEOPLE·s COURT W WILD, WlLO WORLD Of ANIMALS W FACES OfCUL.TURE i TIC TAC DOUGH H FRAGGLEROCK -1:00-fJ 1I, SCAM.CROW I MRS. KING 0 ~TV'S BLOOPERS ANO PRACTICAL JOt<ES 0 MOVIE t ••• 'Tl\! Tri111;1 Man" (1949) Josepri Coneo. Orsoo Welles O i@ AUTOMAN 0 JOKER'S WILO (!.1 SOAP OJ ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT W MOVIE tt *'• Anac~ On Terror Trie FBI '(erws T'le Ku Kku Klan · {Par! H t 197~1 Nea Beany, Jotin Bedl fD FRONTLINE al> THESHAKESPEAAEPLAYS \CIMOYIE • • • "Oh God!' t 19771 George Burns, John Denv!lf r t-t \ NOT NECESSARILY THE NEWS S\FAERIE TALE THEATRE --·~-0 TIC TAC DOUGH (1) LOVE BOAT fD P.M. MAGA2JHE A)MOVE ••t..t "True Contnsms .. p981) Robef1 ()e NlfO, Rober1 Duv1H -t:00- 11 (I) KA 111 ALLIE D (It MOVIE t t ·•0nty When I laugh" ~ 1941] M•lll• Mason, Knsty Mt:Nichol D O MOYlE ·'Best Kept Secrets" (Premlllf•I Pal- ly Duke As1;n. Freoerlc fOl'r•t. ·=GRlfflN &l M SIW([SPEAJtl PIAYS It.~-..........:. S>MOVE * 11-t "Oncl Merl Don'1 WHr P\Jld'' (19121 SIM Miiiin, Ractltl W•O I ZIMOYIE tt1t "Higf!Timt (19e0)81B9Cre»- by, F'•l>IM _.,,._ 1)(1 NEWHART ' .... I ~MOVIE • • ·~ "The Story 01 A Woman" 11969! flobef1 Stac~. B1b1 Aridefsson W t+ORSE RACING 0 ONTHEMOVE -10:00-u (J) CAGNEY & LACEY ommNEWS 0 THE.SASNT ID lAHOOfniEGIAHTS C MO'llE • • t Trie Deep t\9771 Rot>ef1 Shaw JacQlJehne Bisset 0 MOVIE 11 • • Trie Secret Policeman s 01ner Sall 1199 11 Jonn Cleese. G1aham Chapman -10:30-m IHOEJ>EN0£NT NETWORK NEWS ml FRONTLINE H H80COM1NGATIRACTIONS S BEST Of BIZARRE 0 -1t:OO- D 0 0 !'J(i]) ~NEWS O TAXJ 0 ROWAH & MARTIN'S LAUGH-JN ID M'A'S'H W TOP 40VIDEOS ID DICK VAH DYKE H MO'ltE • *" "Tenoe.-Mei-cfeS" 11982) Rob- ert Duvall, Tess Ha1pe1 $'MO'i1E 11 fl "Ttie Best' (No Date) Glona Guida. Pa111aa W~b!y 2 MOVIE 11 * *'> "'VICIOf I VIC10f1a" {19821 JuJ.e Al'ld1ews. Roberl Pres100 -11:30- fJ (I ) HART TO HART 0 ~BEST Of CARSON 0 'fWIUGHT ZONE 0 @) ABC NEWS NIBHTUNE 0 IN SEARCH Of ... ID ARCHIE BUNKER'S Pl.ACE Cl) STREETS Of SAN FRANCISCO fl!I LA TENtGHT AMERICA W 700CLU8 0 MO'ltE • • •7 "Tile Ent1fy ( 1982! Barbara Hershey. Ron Silver -12:00- 0 Al.FRED HITCHCOCK ......... 0 EYE ON HOU YWOOO 0 MO'ltE It 11-* "There's A Girl In My Soop" 11970) Pe1et Se!lets, Goldie Hawn. til INOV£HOEHT NETWORK NEWS Q) THICKE Of 'THE NIGHT ml MOVIE 11 * 'All My Oa1l1ng Oaugtitll'S ' '1972) Robert Young Raymond Mas· "' -12:06-c SCANDALS -12:20- s MOVIE ••"lOTo M10ntght (19831Charles Brooson. Andrew Stevens. -12:30- D ~ LA TE NIGHT WITH DAV10 LETTERMAH 0 GAEATRECOROAL8UM COLLECTION O LA TODAY l!J ROWAH & IAARTIH'S LAUOH-4H ll) LOVE, AMEJICAN STYLE ED ART Of BEING HUMAN -12:36- HJ ON LOCATION -lt.0- 0 l1l COt.UM80 -1:00- 0GENEAUTAY D HOU. VWOOO Ct.llSEUP (f) TliE PROTECTORS Ill MOVE t t 1\ "Tiie W~lul CounltY" ( 19591 Roblf1 Milehum. J\1111 Lon- '°" Ill GEHESCOTT -t:'°-C)MOVIE * 't "The Happy Hool!;«" i 19751 Lynn Redgrave. Jlan•Pierrt •umont. -1:30- 0 HEAi.TM FlWI UGENEAUTRY D NOU. IWOOO ClOllEUP (!)MOVIE t t 'Comt Oul f"ightlrti;" (lt4S! LIO Gotcty, Hunn: Hll. m AU W fttE FAMK.Y llf llEWS OlllOYE • t •" 'Brl;ldOOl'I .. Pt541 Gtnt KllY. Cyd Clletll-9t. ··-···~••A Wttll'S YICt!IOn'" 11H1t Nt11'1tit ~I ~ Nolflt. ' -1:40- HIMOVIE ••''I "Wittioul A T1ace' ( 1983) Kate Nelligan. J\ICld HifSCh. -2:00- 0 (])CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH Ill NEWS -2:05-s llOY1E • "Ttie Man WllO Couldn'I Gel Enough' (1983!RL Peck ,V HodQe -t.30- DNEWS -2:50-c MOVIE 11 • * Personal Best' ( 19821 Mariel Hermngway, Pat1ice DoilMl()o -3:00- 1 !J CHICO AHO 'THE MAH -3:30- C!'I FAJlli 20 ll) MARCUS WElBY, M.0. O ON THE MOVE z MOVE 'Ttie House QI God ' (1978! Tim Mattiesen. Bess Armsuong. -3:3S- S MOVIE •• ··satan3000"11981fOa'iiOCar· radine. Slockard Crianning. -3:40- HJMOVIE * * '• "Seconcl Thollghts" !1982) Luc.e Arnaz. CrllQ Wasson -•:00-® TOP O' 'THE UOANIHG i01MOVIE * •1h: "The fl'thty" /1982) Barbarl Hershey, ROl1 Silver -•:30- C!l ntE MUPPET'S David Haoaelhoff 'Knight Rider' marries actress C A RMEL (,\P) - Da\lid Hassclhoff, star of televisio n 's "Knight Rider." was married Satur- day toa 27-year--old Aorida native in a casual sunset ceremony on the bluffs ovcrlook1na the Pacific Ocean. Th~ bride. Catherine Hic kl an d , wore a full-length white lace sown with a train held by two young attendants. The short blonde actress and her tall SPouse, who wore a khaki suit and pink carnation, took commu· ni on and exchanaed vows in front of about •S family members and friends. About another 100 ~pie attended the rccepuon 11 the Hiahland1 IM. Private security &uard• prowled the around~ kttP' 1na a lookout for news photographen. some of whom crashed 1he cer· emOny by crawl Ina Lhrou&h the bus.heL I . ·~ I -- IN TERMI \ ' Com as th sho "father's N tclev1s1on showS. Willson's "The ~ Newpon Beach while Nc11 Simon' Tustin's L.P. Repe' The Golden sho.,..·s as .. Fath~~ -was ""'rHten and also 1-1.•1!1 pla) the}e laura f\11trchcll. M'f Cathey. Mikl· Cindy Kragcs anCf Pcrformunceso Frida ~. Sa1urda} p.m . 1n lhe Play campus. c·a11 895 Professional act Church production · taking the title rol' Jonl'lll' St,crs. a fi thl' librarian. -\lso featurl.'d Groskreutz. (1(-ne Bro"·n1n~and B the 20..picce o rch Fnday. Saturday a this Saturday at l :. Nl'wpon Beach. Harper Roism Sunshine Boys." into one last pc Compan y under the Pcrformanc~ - 8: 15 and Sundays a JOO Centennial W details. ·i..- Th1s IS the 11 productions -.. 0 Mission V1cJO Pt!; at thl' H untington at the Gem Thcd r Fountain Valley Ctn c 1osing perfii!S given Friday an Mission Viejo Hi Conrad. Call 84 l-424t l~lA 1,1,,,.,e,.,P,.111 ~19 Sll!I COSTA llllU [~•1•01 "l'!M'lf l...., [ &)\ l!iO• • COfil~WU [tt••rGI '°"•C!"l1• 751 •1to ~- l 1 ~ AllUUI 119 ~SO PAClrlC'S l.HMIM '"' 529'lllt .. MAHH BllU Pl.Altr CISTA If.IA 751-4 ! """"' 1 °"" I . ,. Orange Coast DAILY Pit.OT/Monday, March 28, 11&4 ~ " Cher: Heat under the co0l Singer-actress belatedly revels tn Osca nomination for 'Sllkwood-.- '' 801 ftOMAS ea •' 1 • ...._"""" 8'VERLY HILLS -"Nominated for best pcr- .Ormantt by an actress in a supporting role: Cher. • ilkwood' .... " Chet and boyfriend Val Kilmer were watching the atlevidon tcreen an the bedroom ofber opulent Benedict Canyon home as Mickey Rooney announced the nomioecs for the 1983 Acadtmy awards. Her reaction'? "I just son of accepted the news automaticaJly and thtn wettt beck to doing my morning exercises. It wasn't \aftW lWO days later. after reading about the reactions of the other ftOl'ninces. that the import of it bit me. Then I was realJy shook." Her reaction was in character. During her 1 S years as a sbow biz luminary, Cher has projected an image of total cool. bdn'Serinc on ultimate boredom. Yet underneath all t"-1 it a woman of defiant independence and relentless ambllJM. Kowever belated. she talto great plcasun 1n her nomimst1• as one of the five best suppon1 ng actresses of the )'car. h marlts a milestone in the career of a star who ldmttledly has been the object of derision. "I saw it myself when I went to a theater tn Westwood where they were showing trailers for 'Stlltwood,'" Cher said ... When my name appeared among the credits. the aa3ieftcc lau&hed. I was devastated. Why would they ., y ... lau~ I t the appearance of a visual name on the screen? ft~ 'Later someone from ABC Pictures told me that at ~ril · ~ prtviews in C hicago and Denver. the audiences also t ..... __ laughed ttthen my name appeared at the beginning of the g ~n Lau ra Mitch ell and Jlm Landis (foreir.uu4) picture. But when the picture was over. they cheered." ~BKlm.~ ftl&mon are the parents and Mic hael War•• and 'l'erl Cher turns perplexed that people will not take her · Me;cs Hamllton tbe kid• in "Father'• Noee Bleed8'' !9CnOusly. ., .......... Ch er -making them laugh, then c heer. an. at Golden Weat College. "I supJ)Ose it would have been easier 1f my private li fe ~ an, hadn't been so public," she admitted ... The trouble with people say. JUSl work."' ' i • Also w1nd1n~ up Fnday a nd Saturday 1s "Right Bed, ~na as visible as I have been is that people only see the She became a hot ttcket in Las Vegas o n her own. ~it Wro ng Husband · at the Huntington Beach Pl~hausc. obvioa.. endured a ruinous marriage to rock musician Gr~ oila Main Street at Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beach. "I'~ not really rebellious, but I refuse to live my life Allman and seemed forever in the headlines. Through tt M Ntio s· Howard Solomon directs the comedy. which goes ub at the way l'm supposed to. As a result. l'vc made my aJI she wanted desperately to be taken seriously as an given 8:30. Reservations 847-4465. m1stalces in public. But ifl patterned my life for the benefit actress. But filmmakers wouldn't consider her. inee "The Elephant Man.. resumes Wcdnesda} aDd of public opinion, I'd still be with Sonny." One of her rejections came from famed director Mike Onve, conttnues through Saturday's final stag10g at the Gtm. Thar1 where it all started: Sonny and Cher. In 1965 Nichols. She recalled telling him angrily, "You're wro~! llll~llh-.ion/ · 12852 Main St.. Garden Grove (636-7213). with an I p.nf. st1t and Softl\y Bono borrowed S 168 and made a htl single. I'm real talented. and some day you'll rcalae that I am .. " ~•·ttic curtain "Baby, Don't Go." With "I Got You, Babe." they became Two )Cars ago she moved to New York with her ti s cd T~o performances of" .<\ltce tn Wo nderland" .,.,,1\ be ~ord stars. They co-starred on their own TV vanety children. Chastity Bono and Elijah Allmann, and tried her _.., .. ,..,.~ • tj<>f) givt n at :!:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturda} and a finale at 2:30 !how. with Cher appeanng in outrageous gowns and luck with stage producers. Same resulL But her mother 1e~j p.m. unda) at the Forum II Theater on the campta bf putting down her husband with smart cracks. was a fnend of Roben Altman. the fiJm director d yS a1 G~den West College 1n Huntington Beach. Rcscrvateons • ..I was miserable." she recalled in an interview at her ("M-A-S-H") who was staging a play, "Come Back to the . a} e. eaitr. 964-5392 home a white-columned E&Yprian monument. "It wasn't Five and Dime. J1mm} Dean:· Cher won a role and was f1l Jbr' r1bcf' Oran~e Count} 's four dinnertheaters are conun11Jna aood fodbe, and it wasn'tgood for Sonny. We had to break cheered by the criucs. • their musical productions: · t foT the good of both of us. The best advice J had was "l was amazed," she said. "It was the first play I had I Sl:&it •"Man of La Mancha" at the Cunain Call Dinna m Lucy (BaJI. who split with co-star husband Dest ever been in. I tned out for ·The Mikado' in school, but I _.......__, .. i t'ttt Theater. 690 El Camino Real, Tustin (838-1540). ll~tly maz . She told me, 'Go on and work: don't worry what lost." GI.... ~nd.. ellCept Mondays through May 6 a t varying cunain tir'&ca. ,.....;,--_....i:__. ____ :_ _____ _:.... ___ __:. __ -r-_;_------------------- ltbfl_nt Man" •"Babes in Arms" at Sebastian's West Dinn• IJIF: C{.Ute Playhouse. 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente ( 492-9~). ""' .. ' . . Wednesdays through Sa.turdays at 8 p.m .. Sunda~ M T From ht first laugh, you'll be hooked! I ~ and 7 p.m .. throuih Apnl 15 . ..... ..__,,... •"Funny Girl" at the Grand Dinner Thcatu. l • Freedman W ay opposite Disneyland. Anafl"eim • ~....... (772-77 10), nightly except Mondays at varying times through May 27. • .. I'm Getting M) .<\ct Together and Taking It on the Road" at the Harlequin Dmner Playhouse. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd .. Santa Ana (979-55 11 ). nightly ckctpt 11-----NOW PLAYING ----1 ' .. •• Monda}s through Apnl :!9. Three other community theater productions cOf\- tinue their respect" c runs: •··oea1h1rap .. at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach (494-074)), Tuesda~s through Saturda:-s al 8 p.m .. Sundays a\ 2:30. ~ until .\pnl 15 •"The Mousetrap" at the Newport Harbor .\CfbrS ......... tftlA •UA llWllK ...._ UAO... ~ ........... 111.... WOOSt4 SSl·OO~ • 1MA .... TAI• WAU.lY • LAl fllA IQUJ ~ u.a....-...... ~ ................. .... 9'0 .. JJ llt.IMIO 1111111 1 ... Mll •CHTA... JOU"AI• WALLO llAIKl ...... a.-C-f'x~IC I ,_.., Milt Or ... Moll t1t ... ftf Ytllt, 0 I 96114t I 131 Ol40 W h t""9\lld11nv Awards 9 HAllll S......01 13' 1170 NAiii( UAOtyO... 134 Jiil WHY•lllllll UAC-. ltl OS41 Theater. 690 Monte Vista St.. Costa Mesa (631-5110). L----------------------1 1 hursda)'s through Saturda}s at 8 p.m .. Sunda}s at 7 p.m .. until April ~9. •"The Best Man" at the Westmtnster Commtfllity Theater. 7272 Maple St .. Westm1nster(995-41 13). Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through April 7. BACKSTAGE -T here are still openinp in the aud1ttons class of South Coast Repen ory's Evening Conservatory. which opens tonight... the nine-week course for adults runs through May 31 with further information-- 1Va1lable al 957-2602 ... "FOR PEOPLE WHO LONG FOR MOVI~ TKA TARE BETI'ER. RICHER. AND MORE EMOTIONALLY SATlS FYING. 'RACING WITH THE MOON' IS THE ANSWER TOA PRAYER ... WONDERFUL STUFF ... A POWERFUL FILM." mn,·ing1rilh lht>Jloon ~~A~~~?~~~~.?:~~ 4 NOW PLAYING MUllTlllGTOll IUCll (OWlldl~ ,.,.,,,. ... ~ ..... YUi Eow_,.._v"'° Miii "5-em LUXURY THHHRES * ARCADE of GAMES*~~'!'~':' PaUCI: ACADEllY \\lhor on ln~rlru11on1 o l!1 12:30 :Z 40 4 ·50 1 10 9:20 THl /ti p1flATlt PO Show' al 12:05 2:05 4 ·00 5:55 7:SS .. 9:55 f.tJM f ~tmns ~c&,fNM m J 1JO 100 :40 10105 AGAINST 1 ~ff ALL ODDS .'1~i ~ GARNER M Ctt11.0R~ OF 7, JAMES I' •l'!J Sleptwn King~ s11ow1 At 1 111 " 1110 nu: CORI'! 00 1V IUrj ij (Uu i.Jfi~i§6 l619 a1101~;j) ,... 1 la. ~hit JAMES l'A .... -IH'rlttJff'n, Vatt•r ARNER .... lltr ,,..,. PO G lrl "" e:;a-* PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES * ~ . ,.,,~~ 1!(1!4] . J J Bargain Motine~1 -; • * .-OlllOAY hrv SAT URDAY FA(UllTot(ANOlfWOOO All ,t1ft11'11~c" h fo1t ~ to'"' "Tll IC'.( ,.ATCS" (PG) 17'40. 2:40. uo. 6·4(), 8·4(), 10:40 "fOOn<lOSE" ('6) II 00t81 Sttllt:O IZ )O JOO DO 100 :oJJ 11 ACA()(MY AWARD NOMINATIONS "TEJIMS c. EJl)(MfOT" ('6) 12 30. 3 05. 5 45. 8 25. 10 55 "TII HOfil ID IMWHtf" (It) "auh CAT" (R) 12.451 J 15, 5 45, 8 15. 10 45 . 12 3o. no. 4:10. 6·o5. a.oo. 10 oo "Sl»STICX c. 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I ., ~I l . . .. . . 4 ' . · .. .. -. .. -· W"'llLPJ I CAN'T tfAAIOM't'N UP! T H E FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane \\Why is your dress falling off?" MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson ''He loves the thrill of the chase." PEANUTS MATURIT'f' 15 WHAT YOV SHOULD STRIVE FO~ CMAALIE BROWN .. 52_ TUMBLEWEEDS ,, f ' ' ' g : \ . .. ~ • ~ A MATURE PERSON 15 A PATIENT PERSON .. SOMESO°" ~DOESN'T DEMAND E\IERVTHIN6 NOW ~ ~n - by Jim Davis BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) ~ <::> <]. "I only wish I could get YOU to a marriage counselor." DE'.\~IS T HE ME~ACE Hank Ketcham .,., .. ~ 6Ef WHIZ.MOO~ SEEMS LIKE EVERY™IN'3 1 CO ~ MA~ YOU NEr<\CUS ... ... THAT'S 600D TO KNOW BECAUSE I CAN'T PAY '(OU UNTIL TOMORROW ... ,,--"l ... by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Charles M. Schulz TOMORROW?! ARE VOU OUT OF VOUR MINO?!! ~ ···'°™~ Ffl-L.A WHO CLAIMS 10 ~~ IHE: L.e6E:Nt'A~ PNJL f IOWfM,tJUI WISH-~S Hf: { WASN'T? .. I f • BRIDG( ANSWERS TO BIJDGE QUIZ Q.l -Both vulnerable, as South you hold: •KJ1063 <:IS OQJ9 +AJ6l The bidding has proceeded: '•' Norlb Ea1t South Weit It Pan 3 + PH1 5 + Pa11 ? Whal action do you take"! A.-Had partner wanLed lo know how many aces you have. he could have em oriented because most ol your points are prime. However, that does not mean that you should respond one heart. Bid your hand natural· ly. Respond one diamond. lf partner has four hearts, ht> can introduce the suit: if not, you ran jump in no trump at your nt>xt turn. ployed Blackwood. There Q.3-As South. vulnerable. for.e. he must be interested 1n you hold: something else. and logit'nlly +AKJ1054 ~9 <>AK95 •Q6 it can only bl· th<> 11uality or The bidding has proceeded: your trump~. You arr rer South Weat North EHt tainly morr than adr4u11u· 1n I + 2 ' Pau Pus that dt'partmt·nt. ~o Wl' ? would KO on to 'I~ !,paM~. What a1·t1on do .vou lakt".' .Q.2-:\' South. \ ulnt•rablt'. vou hold: ·+AI06 KJS3 A985 +72 Partnt·r open' t ht• h1dd1ng v.ith ont· dub Wh.it do 1·ou rl'spond'.' A.-Som1·t1m1•' .1ou ha11• to ~lrl't1·h a lit I It· lo .111mp tot\\ o no trump, but th<t l 1• not thl- ca'l" h1:n· Your hand '' ~u1t A.-Yuu havr a VN .V Kood hand . but to ~how 1l with it Ju mp 1n <.padt·' '' too 11r11l.1t1·rJI I 1uubl1• 1, nwn• 11t·x1hl1· ~··ir ,111 1·ou kno\,\. Ji.1rtn1·r m1J.(hl lia11· .1 h1•.1rt 't.u·k .1r11I bt• .1hl1• lo rnn1 t•rt lo p1·n.d1Jt•' tor .'our bt·~t r(''ull II ht• rt·~pond' in dub,, )OU ('an tht·n rt•h1<l .vour 'pade~. Q.4-Neither vulnerable, •• South you hold: •9S c:7 AltQa OAM •Kl4 The bidding has pr()(ffdtd: Sou~ We•t Nortla Eut 1 1\1 Pan 3 <::> , ... 1 What do you bid now"/ A. -Your hand ratea one move toward 1lam. Since you will not get the information you nt>ed by asking lot aces, lhe obvious course lo adopt ls a cue-bidding sequence. Bid four diamonds. However. H parlnt>r simply rt>bids four ht>art s, throw in Lht' Lowt>I. Q.S -Hoth vulnerable. 11s South you hold: +98732 ~Q6 <>86 +AKJ9 The bidding has proct>eded: Wut North Eut South I ) I ~ Pua ? What art ion do you take'' A. -Partner may. or may not. ha ve signifi<"ant support for one or your blatk suits, but any effort to probe for an altrrnative conlra<'l courts dJauter. For tuJQpJ.. U you bid one epade partner mlsht pau with a elasltton, tearing a ml1fll. Your hlJld It worth 10mt action. and the reeom· mended move I• a raite to two hearu. A doubleton honor la adequate aupport for a 1uil In which partner baa overealled. Q.&-A1 South. vulnerable. you hold: tQJ9 C7 AKQ987J •Atz Thf' bidding has proceeded: South We.t Nertli Ea1t I ~ PHt 1 • PUI ? What do vou bid now'! A. -Your superb hand has just bt>comt f'Vt'n better. As little as fivt> spades to the king and the king of dubs in partner's hand will givt you an excellent play for six ht>arts. and evt>n a grand slam rould be laydown on minimal valu rs. You <"an ap· prise partner of this by jump shifting to thrt>e <'lubs. s H 0 E by Jeff Mac Nelly __,,,, .... ~~~~~~~-------%1~~ P~~~ ~AVE. ~OU , ! a;~ T ~~ ~f,T flME {1 1lE t.AGT TIME. PO~KW UP A ~li'r~E?. ~INK~ . ! W~G~~D ~w~~ trvU WEI~ w~ '-------i .----A ! WA~ 1'5' ft:ti~ WA'1 A~~ 1g5'2 . •... BRABBLE '40UR ft>:T~t:R'~ NOT 60tNb IO WORK IOOA'{ IUE. OOC.iOR IOLD ~IM 10 ~I~~ I~ BE.D ~E. ~A? A Ru BO& !~Ar~ 6€.E.N (,OING Al<OllND Ii C~~f.? '!OUR 10N6Ut lo luRN RWI FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston Yw Kt-OW 1RE- rosTeRS Yoo <rusr f¥\1Nie.D FORlHE- ~TStbW, MO~? FU~KY ftl~KERBEAN DR. S~OCK llJDGE P*'RK.ER R~tZING THAT SUSIE IS UPSET WITH HER APPeARANCE,A&eEY TAKeS THE lOUNG GIRL. INTO HER BED· ROOM WHIL.E SAM ANO CARL.A vtAIT DOWNSTAIRS 1 • j r l I , l "Ff;NWAY ANC? AME.S O PHJ"HAi,,..MO~OGY SUPPt..Y COMPAN Y" I OON'T THINK YOIJ CAN 00 AN'<THtNG TO MAKE ME LOOK ANY BETTER, ~T ABBE'1'1 r---_.....,,. by Tom Batiuk ·U 1HANK.S AND A 1iPC11IE~ \lllER~"Jb ~ MIKe ~ -CUFiOO ,·NEIJJ JFR5BJ by George Lemont • • E PTEO LZNFBW GPYCQTAR OA.JllMNPZf "''"~"'"""'O• ............ ··········· ,. \ Minna new manager Helping troubled employee at Con t ?4n t • g n• C } forPublicPolicyandAdmintstraUon, . .I.. a c 1n 1rm ounse ing cheaper al~ applies to employers in the . pnvate sector. "Troubled employees Newport Beach resident MJcltael Mlnaa has lx-en promoted to manager, Orange ~ounty for C.W. Driver, the 65-year-old Southern California general contracting.firm. The ~n~ounce~ent ~as made by Du~ Robert.•. managing partner. ~inn~. who JOIOed Dnver in 1979 as a pro1ect engineer in the CO~J?any s .Irvine. office-. was most rt;cently a project manager. Jn his new pos1hon. Mmna will manage the office in Irvine and oversee all Driver projects than cost of time r~uire special consideration ... tbe legislation of the last I 0 or 12 years is lost to companies often the basis of a defense," he explained. · - in Orange County. • • • • . SamoeJ. D. Aadenon of Corona del Mar has been appointed president. chief executive offi~er and a member of the board of Alpha Therapeutic Corp. Anderson was prc:v1ously with the Hyland division ofTravenol Laboratories. Alpha Therapeutic collects and fracuonates blood plasma into various blood components. • • • . Newport Beach resident Ken E. Beck has joined the Southern California n:gi~nal sales office of RIDGE, Inc., a design, engineenng. manufac'turer and d1stnbutor of custom NOT systems and equipment. As a sales engineer for the Atlanta-based tinn, Beck will be responsible for pre-sale and post-sale technical and customer support. Before joining RIDGE. Beck was president of his own electronic distributing company in Dallas. • • • L)'llll Powers has joined the public relations division of Santa Ana-based Jensen Associates Inc. as an account executive. Powers was a senior writer at Cocbrue Chase, Livingston & Co in Irvine before joining Jansen. Her initial responsibilities at Jansen will be managing the Pertee Computer account. said Jack VlDceat, vice president. • • • Don Hicks oflrvine has been appointed vice president, development and marketing at St. Joseph 801pitaJ in Orange. Hicks has previously served as director of the St. Joseph BospltaJ Foundation for 10 years. • • • Leiaure-TecbDology, Inc., a nationwide developer of master-planned communities for adults, has moved its offices to 170 Gateway Plaza in Newport Beach. The developer leased 4,000-square-feet of office spac.e in Tbe Irvine Co. office complex, with a lease valued at S 132,000. The firm was based in the East Coast firm until two years ago. when it moved its headquarters to Los Angeles. The Newport Beach office is the Southern California division of the company and oversees developments in ~amarulo and Oceanside. • • • James M. Bannan has been named to the sales/leasing staff of the Charles DUD Co.'1 Orange County office located in Newport Beach. James was most recently affiliated with Van Vleck Realtors in San Jose as a residential real estate agent. • • • Ceremonies marking the completion of construction recently for a S 15 million two-story addition to Hughes Aircraft Co.'1 Newport Beach facility. The facility h_ouses the Hughes solid state products division and adds 110.000-square-feet to the 300,000-square-feet previously occupied. Also included as part of the expansion project is an adjacent 5-story parking structure. • • • David Iwata has been named director of sales at the lrvioe Marriott, according to Ronald V. Cribbet, general manager of the 500-room Koll Ce11ter Irvine hotel. Iwata has been with Marriott for seven years. • • •• Edmud M. Goodbae has been named president of UCO Air, an aviation By SUSAN MONAHAN Dell, Piiot Corr~t Troubled employees are those who literally bring their problems tQwork. They may be plagued by drug or alcohol problems. linancia! strain. personal difficulties or sexual har- rassment. The employer may have to deal with chronic lateness. excessive absenteeism. decreased productivity. earl) retirement, erratic behavior. misconduct and on the job accidents. The company may be burdened with increased premiums for workmen's compensation and unemployment insurance, or even lawsuits. "This is why many employers are saying ·we have to deal with the troubled employee: He's costing us a fortune'," said Kermit L. Francis. director of personnel and employee relations for the City of Pasadena. Francis and Edward C. Caprieljan, Ph.D .. a private management con· suhant based in Manhattan Beach. led 24 public administrators through a two-day workshop on "The Troubled Employee" in Long Beach recently. But Caprielian said the infor· mation in the workshop. offered through the CSU Long Beach Center UPs AND DowNs NEW YORK (AP) -The following list show.\ the Over· he·Counter stocks and warranh that have oone up the mosl and down the most based on percent of change for Fridav. No securities trading below S2 or 1000 shares are included. Nel and percentage changes are the diffttrence between lhe previous dosing bid Price and lodav's last bid Price. UPS Name Last Chg Pel~ 1 Atcid un 11 ! 2 Up 2.2 2 Norpac 3 1h Up 0.0 3 Meder 311. 1h Up 18.2 4 Alcide 2111 ~ Up l7.6 S Widcom 12~ 11;. UP 17.4' 6 Alfct un 111. 1 UP 16.0 7 Potvdex 4~ + ~ Up 15.6 98 FreoCI 6l'• + ~ Up 14.9 lnTotl wt 2 + '• UP 14.3 10 ECnv 86wt 1211. + l'h Up 14.0 11 NorisO 6'1• + 34 Up 1~.6 12 GameNet 21111 + '• Up 1 .3 13 GTI ~I 2''• + '1• UP 1 .S 14 Hatm1 un 31'2 + ~ Up 12.0 IS FdGrtCP 16lt. + P.<o UP 11.7 16 APhnA 3l/• + ~ Up 11.1 17 LdLlnSL 1011e ! 1 Up 11.0 18 DalArc 37/e ~ UP 10.7 19 StarSro 151'1 1112 Up 10.7 20 Penslns 2~ + 'r• Up 10.S 21 Oceaner 812 + l4 Up 9.7 22 Ruskin 21. +3-16 Up 9.1 DOWNS fuel and jet maintenance company with headquarters at John Wayne Airport. 1 Goodhue was recently an instructor at the Harvard University Grandoate 2 Scltool of Business, and was co-owner of Martin Aviation before that. 3 Name MdwCs ClasfdFn ErbLmb ColX un EaglCPI Last Cho 2 -1r1, 53, -2 Pel. §ii •2.9 25.8 25.0 23.8 • • • 4 Costa Mesa resident Lee McCuUoagb, who has been involved in various 5 aspects ofrcal estate management and marketing in Southern California for the ~ past 10 years. has been named sales manager of Daum Corp.'1 Orange County I office. McCullough, who has served as an industrial real estate marketing 10 specialist in Daum's Orange County office for the past three years. is l1~ rcsponsbile for managing a sales staff of 17 people in her new post. J . . . ,. Irvine resident Marry D. MUJer has been appointed vice president of l~ commercial lending at Marine National Bank's Airport Business Banking 17 Center, it was announced by John P. Binasld, executive vice president. Before Ji joining Marine, she was vice president in the business banking department at 20 Crocker Bult'• Newport office. ~~ I Bar un s PrvBosl Bloctim SentrvD Xebec s lntBar s HvdeA s TeraCp Bliss pf OBA s Dwight Laurel Comws Rex on KearN s ATV Morhse s 18 -6 2 -~ 331. -11111 3l~ -15-16 8'1• -2 21/• -'h 10 - 2 10 - 2 23.1 20.0 19.5 18.2 16.7 16.7 29-16 -'h 7 -111. 41,1. -3,(o ff 16.3 33Ao -~ 10112 -134 3 -'h ~ 2~ -~ 311• -112 10 -1~ 15 -2 ~ 2 11• ff ? -'I• ff • 15.2 1S.C 14.~ 14.~ 14.~ 13.t 13.J 12.1 11.8 11.1 11.1 An e-stimated 14 percent of the work force falls into the "troubled" category. and simply handing such employees a pink slip could land an employer in the center of a legal battle. An outside arbitrator or a judge may rule against the employer if "just cause" is not established -and establishing it can be tricky. ..There's no one legal foundation for just cause:· said Caprielian. There are. however. seven criteria (for· mutated by arbitrator Carroll R. Daughtery) an employer can use as guidelines: -1. Did the agency give the employee forewarning of the results Kermit L. Francia of misconduct? - 2. Was the agency's rule reason- ably related to the safe and efficient running of the business and the performance that could be expected of an employee? -3. Did the agency make an effort to determine whether a rule was, in fact, broken? - 4. Was the investigation con- ducted fairly? · -5. Did the investigation provide proof of the employee's guilt? -6. Has the agency applied rules and discipline evenhandedly to all employees? -7. Was the degree of discipline reasonably related to: (a) the senous- ness of the offense and (b) the employee's prior record with the agency? Tied into this is the concept of .. progressive discipline." which many arbitrators believe should precede termination. "Anyone involved in the labor mqvement knows there•s four steps," said Francis. "Oral warning, written warning. suspension and termination." .. Of course, some ty~of conduct are so outrageous that management can take severe action without oral and written reprimands," said Caprielian. On the other hand, "It's not enough that you had misconduct .... Some- thing has to happen to me· as an employer in order for me to fire you for misconduct." said Francis. Not all employees believe that firing someone is the solution. Some think that. rather than focus on the mi5conduct and administer dis- cipline. it is worthwbile to focus on the problem causing the misconduct and offer assistance. "Both methods work. " said Fran- c1s. What 1s important. he stressed, is t~ h~v~ a clear c~mpany philosophy: d1sc1plme or ass1stanc.e. Having de~ cided on ne or the other. "Then we can write our policy." But most employers implement a policy that springs from a non-philosophy. in which each case is bandied individually without refer- ence to overall guidelines. .. Disciplined assistance is the re- sult," said Francis. adding that neither employee nor employer ben· cfits from it. "If there is not a primary theme, there's a lot of confusion .... If you deal with some employees one way and some another ... you invite lawsuits {and) create a very confused management." When Francis polJed the group at the workshop, a slight majority favored the helping approach. "Before you can establish your philosophy, you have to ask some key questions," said Francis. "Can we afford it? What message do we want to-send out to employees?" He pointed out that setting up an in-house counseling service, or even a referral service, is expensive. Further. he said their research indicated that while rehabilitation may benefit the employee, it doesn't necessarily profit the employer. "You may find there's an ample supply of people for the majority of jobs you have,"' he explained. "If my recruiting system is okay, I have an 86 percent chance of getting a good employee who is not troubled." Nor is there any guarantee that an assistance program will rehabilitate an employee. "Our experience has been that in directed (mandatory) programs. you have a 90 percent rec1d1v1sm rate," said Francis. they go in voluntarily, you've about 50 percent. .. There's no law that I know of tbM requires an employer to help out .e troubled employee" and the tealOal for doing so are often hued • intangibles ... If you have a belpiaa program ... employees say you havt t high-dass organiz.ation, that pcOlllc are helped here," explained Kermit: Feelings of rcspons.ibiUty toward tbc employee or the community may alto enter into the decision. Even if a company ot>ts to assist u employee, the employer's focus should be on work performance, said Francis. not on the problem 1tsdf. And even the most altruistic em- ployer ii going to eventually expect an improvement. .. If you have a bel(rial P~. you need to move aow disetpline if the perfonnanoc coo. tinues to be urulClCeptable," said Francis. For many employers, of course, the essential question tS whether such a pr08J'lm will save money for the company. K~it responds with a qualified "no." ''We have shifted from beinj an industrial society to being a ~ municauons society ... you're shifti.Qg from a situation where people la\IC routine day-t<>-day tasks ... Right now. discipline saves you money ... How about five years from nowfMy guess is that the savings will be ln ... employee assistance." : Workshops on .. The Troubled EmplQl)lee" arc scheduled Much 28-29. May I 0-1 1 and June l ~20. Registration is S 180. For mo~ iqfor· mation. contact William Manes. (213)498-4177. 600 entries expected for ad award~ More than 600 entries are expected io this year's AdAwards '84 competition from local and nationwide advertisers. The winners will be announced at a banquet on Tuesday. April 24. at Knott's Berry Farm. entries. dinner. and break-dancing entertainment. The competition entrv fee isS25 for membersand130 for non~'!'embers. Mor~ lnfonnation about entering lbe compet1t1on or attending the banquet is available by calling 680-3601. The evening costs $30. and includes an exhibit of the Weekly Orange County bond report MATURITY CURRENT YIELD TO BOND / ISSUER COUPON DATE BID* CHANGE YIELD MATURITY IRVINE USO 5.25% 1/02/97 $68.37 -.87 7.670% 9.590% ANAHEIM RDA 9.25% 8/01/02 $99.30 9.320% 9.328% IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT 6.60% 6/01/03 $72.20 9.140% 9.843% OC MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT WATER FACILITY CORP. 7.25% 3/01/06 $75.49 9.610% 10.030% ANAHEIM ELECTROGRAPHIC 9.00% 10/01/07 $94.42 9.550% 9.626% IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS 8.70% 5/01 /08 $88.21 + .31 9.440% 10.010% ORANGE COUNTY SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING REVENUE 9.50% 7 /01 /09 $97.18 +2.38 9.770% 9.809% ORANGE COUNTY SINGLE FAMILY MUNI. REDEVELOPMENT 9.25% 9/01 /16 $94.62 +2.53 9.760% 9.890% • -Bid Is per $100 ot face valuation. Municipal Bonds are In order of maturity. Data supplied by Newport Securities. For additional information call 957·1081 , ' I I I f I I J I • ~ ~ ' ,I ' !1 On the , • .. • Dow JoNE S AvERAGES WHAT NYSE Orn Advanc'd Declined Unch•n9e0 Tol•I iUuH New high$ New lows . NYSE LEAD ER S NEW YORK (AP) -Sale$, Frld•Y orlce and n9t ch•n~ of the 15 mo't acllve New Yori!. !lock Exchange iuves. trading na· lionall\'_ al more than $1. Amer T& T n 4,771,i I~ -1111 UPefOll J,369, 40l't -'II en MQlon 1,210, 1-o ~ 1.11tCoro 1, 113.• 9~,,.. 1 V. 81snevw 1.m,300 M +2•n M 700 I •1• -111 ~ordMot s 8(1 Uv, + ~ 8011!10 752. ~ . -2 AmEltPrlU $ 7'3, 3A Pfizer l 729, V. + 11• XJ!.Q!I 679, + ~ ~ldSO~RI ~.m I 'I• -11' NSTA , ~ -11' Cllfco 548, 3011 Ea11 Odak SJO. 633Jo -1~ ,, UPs AND DowN s NEW YORK CAPl -The fottowlno 11$1 shows the New York Slock Excha'* stock' and warrants that have gone uo lhe most and down lhe most besed on percent of change revardleu of volume for Friday. No ~urlties trading below S2 art Incl· ·yded. Net and r:>ercentage changes ere !he difference betwMn the previous clos no orice and lodav•s 2 p.m. orlce. UPS Name Last Ch11 Pct, 1 Patr~Plr 33• + ~ Up 11.1 ~ k~f ~PRllv n I~ + l~ 8: p • Am SL Fla s 11~ 3,, Up 6.1 S lllPw U2Pf 17''1 1 UO 6.0l 6 NatFuetGs «112 2112 UP 1· 7 PantrvPrlde ,p,.. '1• Uo .4 8 ColKO 13118 ~ UP ·8 9 Texulntl 2~ 'Ill uo . 10 Mobil Home 27/a 11' UP 4. 11 NUI Co 31'1• l'I• Up •. l2 CanarsWld 13 •.i, UP •· 3 INCO ltd 13111 i 111 UP · ' LehVollnd 3~ ,,... UP . 5 Hall Frank 2•~ ~ UP • ExCello 351/1 l'I• UP .6 18 PogoProd 21~ ),(. Up .6 19. ThompMed 18'/e ~ UP ·i 20 Amrep Corp ~~ l'I UP . TvcoLabs ''• 1 Up . ~ MCA Inc ' 'IJ 1~ UP . PanAm wl 33/a 118 Up .4 Prlmark s 26~ 1,. UP .4 S UMET Proo 3~ + 118 UP .c DOWNS Name Conrac s 2 Acme Clev 3 ChanerCo • Comotvsn 5 AmStores \ 6 SeliQ LlllZ 1 8eldg Hem 8 RolmCorp 9 Arkans Bes• 10 ~aslnAlrL 11 aklndusl 12 oscoCP 13 Botlng 1' MGM+UA WI If v1M11nv1lle 1 Preslev s 1 Coachmn s 18 FlnCoAm 19 Northgote g ~O MesaOffJh n 1 LactedeGas s 2 Lamaur s 23 Matlel wt 24 StoroeTech 25 Wainoco Last Chg 14' • -2 20 -21• 8 2 -'• 33 , -21. 31 -211• 201-12 1' -1 343 .. -21 1 1,lt -1 • S1'2 -lot 4 -'• 'e -• 357'1 -21 B 4 4 -~. 101 2 -~ 12l· -l .a 17:\9 -1 16~ -7'9 41. -'• 2 2 -,,.. 15314 -3,4 16 l.t. 51,. -v. 10.\'s -112 8 ~ WHAT AMEX Om NEW YORK IAP) Mar. 23 Adv it need OecHned ¥nchanged 01a11uues New highs New lows Tod~~ 318 227 783 7 21 AMEX LEADERS Pel. 1~.3 1 .1 1:J3 6. 6. 6. 6.7 6.• t:; ~!:~ .6 .6 .6 )1· '· •• '· •• •• NEW YORK IAP/ -Sale$, Frldav pr,ce end net change o the 10 mosl act ve American Slock Exchange lnues. trading nallonallv at more thJn Sl . Gultcang 2•1 ,300 141·'1 -11a Helzer 1'3,800 17 -Le OomePtrl 140,200 3 1-16 -'11 WangLabB 127,600 27l/o -1,, Horn Han 89 ,900 18118 + 1' • CvorusCP 78.600 Jl<. HouOllTr 78, IOO 8 TIE Comm s 77,1 19•,, + 'II HuskvOG 76, 81/2 ConQuestEx 7•, 11 -v, NASDAQ SUMMARY NEW YORK CAP) -Most ·~Ive over· ·the-counter stocks su_pplled v NASO Name Volui Big A1 Id Chy. ~Cl' 2,326. 11• ·~ -1. uotrn s 1,924. 1 ''• jO'h + ~ onvQI ru·9 1'119 411• -1 1111 ~dwCs , 100 2 2~ -1112 lvfOOd ,900 16 16',.. 111 ua T •71.jB 2l,. 2711 ''• Tandn s m· 13' • 13~ Intel s 2,iB 1 Ji'• + •,. GlfBdC • 111 '• + ,,... COMB , 1111 Go to QuoTE S MET AL S Quo rrs That's an apt description of.both business and business peo ple along the Orange Coast. Tok ep track of where companies are gotng and which people are helping them get ther e.just watch 'Credit Line' -very day in the Business section of your new llilJ Pillt I ( I " U~o Hou•ton'• Akeem 01.tuwon doa the honora after Cougara topped Wake Foreet Sunday. Has anyone seen Express offense? Seurer frustrated after interceptions in a ~eal yawner By RoGER CARLSON Of 1tM1 Dailly l'llol le.ff LOS ANGELES -It's still a week until All Fools' Day. when the Los Angeles Express is scheduled to unveil $40 million dollar quarterback Steve Young on Sunday. so things could be worse. Nevertheless. you would have a hard time convincing anyone within the Express organization after Sun- day's 13-7 loss to the Jacksonville Bulls before an announced crowd of 16,042 at the Coliseum. The loss drops the Express to 2-3 with all three losses coming on its home turf and this one may have been the most frustrating, as the offense was not only ineffective, but boring, against a Jacksonville defense that entered with a reputat ion as the United States Football League's No. 17 defense. Quarterback Frank Seurer, a prod- uct of Edison High and starting what may have been his last game for the Express this year, completed 17 of 31 for 115 yards -an average of 6.2 yards per completion. 3. 7 yards per attempt. and two interceptions. "One of these days I'm going to learn how to play quarterback,'' said an obviously frustrated Seurer. "Both of those interceptions were my fault: I threw way too late. the guy broke and picked 'em off. "Our line opened big holes and gave me all day to throw. I'd make one play, then do something silly. I know I can play better than that. .. Express Coach John Hadl was upset with the day, too, saying: "We've got no offense. "We're not getting it done and we'll probably go back to a two-back offense. We definitely have to make a change. We'll probably start Tom Ramsey next week (against Herschel Walker and the New Jersey Gen- erals). and we'll bring Steve (Young) in as we go. "Actually, Frankie didn't play that badly, there were a lot of factors that weren't his fault." Seurer, however, wasn't making any excuses, nor did he suggest the presence of Steve Young. the $40 million dollar quarterback on the sidelines had added additional press- ure. To the contrary, Seurer said: "I like it, competition brings out the best in me." The statistics, however. dido 't bear out the statement. With Seurer at the helm the Express punted eight times, fumbled the ball away once and coughed it up twice by interception. On 10 third-down situ- ations the Express converted one into a first down. Jacksonville sputtered, too. forced into eight punting situations. but stayed alive with just one turnover. Seurer's 4-yard touchdown pass to David Hersey culminated a 62-yard march and gave the Express a 7-3 second quarter lead. • A couple of standout centers lead their'teams into NCAA's Final Four NCAA Flnal Four (at Seattle) From AP dilpatcbe1 Houston's back for the third straiJht time. Georgetown . also is making a habit ofit. Virginia wasn't expected to be there, but they are. And Kentucky, a perennial. is making its first tnp since 1978. points led Houston over 19th-ranked Wake Forest 68-63 in the Midwest Regional at St. Louis, Georgetown. which lost to North Carolina in the final of the 1982 Final Four. will face Mideast champion Kentucky· in the semifinaJs on Satur- day. Houston, making its third straight Final Four appearance. will meet Virginia. Houston was upset by 8aturday'• Gamea Kentucky (29-4) n . Georaetown (92-3) Vlr&lnla (21-11) n . Houtoo (31-4) They're all going to the NC AA Final Four basketball champion!lhips at Seattle. Monday. April 2 Cbamplonahlp Game The final two benhs were decided Sunday when two of the best col- legiate · centers in the country - Patrick Ewing of No. 2 Georgetown and Akeem Olajuwon offifth-ranked Houston -led their teams into next weekend's college basketball finale. Ewing's strong defense sparked Georgetown to a 6 1-49 victory over upstart Dayton in the championship game of the West Regional at Los Angeles, and Akeem Olajuwon's 29 North Carolina State in last year's Final Four title game. Virginia upset Indiana 50-48, and third-ranked Kentucky defeated No. 6 Illinois 54-51 in Saturday's re- gionals. WEST Ewing scored a game-high 15 points, grabbed seven rebounds and dominated under the basket as string of upset victims that had included Louisiana State. Oklahoma and Washington. "We felt that we had to play great defense against them because they're so small and quick,'' the 7-0 Ewing said. "l think we contained them very well." Georgetowr1, 32-3. slowly pulled Now. it's on to Seattle for a game away from Dayton. ending the Flyers'' against Kentucky's twin towers of 7-1 Sam Bowie and 6-11 pin. ..; "I really haven't been thin.kina about that," Ewing said ... I'm happy · we won this game. I'll start thin.kiftJ" about that tomorrow or next day." · Georgetown put the game away · with a 15-5 spurt that gave the Hoyu a 51-37 lead with 3:43 to play. Freshman Michael Graham scored : (Pleue eee NCA.A'8/C4) Golden West College slugger Shane Flores ha• had no problem• making the tranaltlon from high school to com- IWyl'llet ...... .,~u,111 ma.nity college ball. He'• batting a •lzzllng .604 tbJ.11 8e&80D for the Rutlen. Floies: He should be an umpire Rustler freshman slugger hasstruckouttwicein '84 ByCURTSEEDEN Of the DaillJ l"llot ti.n They have this game they play in the dugout at Cerritos College. and former Falcon pitcher Steve Button. now with Golden West. taught it to his Rustler teammates recently. The object is to toss a ball from the dugout seat onto one of three steps to the dugout. If the ball stays on the top step. it's a triple, second step a double and first step a single. Anyway, the other day a few of the Rustlers were coming up empty with each attempt until freshman catcher Shane Flores decided to get in on the game. He promptly went 6 for 6. He then entered the real world of baseball by going 3 for 4 with a couple of RBI in leading the Rustlers to a 6-3 victory over the Falcons and their ace Dion Beck. The point is. Shane Flores is hot -to the tune of a .604 batting average. which is one of the reasons Golden West is battling it out for the South Coast Conference baseball title. Flores. an All-CIF catcher out of Marina High. has been to the plate 32 times in SCC play. He has struck out just twice. once ironically enough by Cerritos' Beck. H is other numbers include four doubles. two tnples. one homer and 15 RBI while batting .579 in conference play. "I can't ever see him slumping," admits Golden West assistant coach Doug Mansolino. "He drives the ball into the alley pretty well and he can go to left or to right." Flores can't pinpoint a reason for the dramatic rise in his batting average, aside from a few minor adjustments in his stance and the position of his bat. "I could always hit the other way but not a good as I can now,'' the 5-11, 180-pounder says. "I am learning to recognize pitches as they're being released." The key to his low strikeout ratio has been his ability to connect on 0-2 and 1-2 pitches. "I'm just trying to make contact and they seem to go through." he says. In three years at Marina. Flores averaged 50 to 60 at-bats and four strikeouts per season. "He struck out the other day (against Mt. San Antonio) on a call that was a high pitch," noted Golden West Coach Fred Hoover. "It was a bad call. He (Flores) probably knows the strike zone better than the umpires." Flores didn't have the starting catcher's job locked up prior to the season -even after he hit in the mid .400s during the summer. "But he did run a few guys off." Hoover points out. On his defense. Hoover notes: "He's coming along pretty well. He's a very good receiver and he's quite knowledgeable of the game." And whiie he's never been drafted. Flores has to be (Pleue .ee RUSTLER8/C2) Dons boast Fountain Valley connection BILLBOARD TONIGHT And speaking of connections, Rustlers' Don Rowe and winning go hand in hand Cu RT lt'sjusta temporary job and Rowe will back alongside head coach Ray Shackleford (or up in the press box) come football season next fall. VOLLEYaALL uscn. ... w.a o.. ... c-.. 7'.ataA i ,. _/ I~ ~'-- Jim Reach spent seven years as Santa Ana College's baseball coach and during that span benefitted from the play of some outstanding players en route to a .613 winning percentage. Reacb's lastr.earas the Dons' head coach was 198 . But it wasn't until this year that he may have come across the one of his better double play combinations.· The play usually goes Arledae to Saxton to Winn and it's one of the big reasons Reach isenjoyingsuciccss similiar to his baseball years today as Santa Ana's head softball coach. Ari~ is Sandra or "Sam" as she prefen to be called. Suton is Tricia and Winn is Kelly. All three were memben oft.lie 1983 Fountain Valle}' Hi&h sof\blll'lcam which advanced to tllc CJF 1emifin1ls beforelosinatocventuaJ CJFcbam- pionCypms. Atledae is a tlick·fieldina1horuop, Su ton'• at te00nd and Winn is at first. Their talent doesn't stop with defense, either. ArlC'dac lcads the ' team 1n runs scored and is second on the club in hits and RBI. Saxton is second on the team in µme-winning hits. Winn'sspccialty is defense but she usually makes contact at the plate. "I've found that a big ditlerence between coaching men's baseball and women's softball is the level of intensity," says Reach. "However, that's not the case with Tricia. She takes the game seriously and it shows in her play." On Arledge, Reach notes: "She very seldom makes a mistake on the field. She always manages to keep the baU on the vound, which is very impon.nt in softball." On Winn, Reach says: "Defensive- ly, she's the best fielding first ba~man 1 have seen on any team since 1 startedcoachina women's toftball thrcc years aao. .. Jn short, the trio from Fountain Vallcy-represcntina one-thil\1 of the Dons' starting.lineup-is a welcomed addition at Santa Ana, Why Santa Ana? I I SEEDEll "All I know is that J was the last to decide." says Saxton. "I wanted to be' with Kelly and Sam because we bad played together before and were very successful." Arledge feels that having all three women on the same team gives them added incentive to win the South Coast Conference and possibly the state title this year. And the DonsarcofTin the tight direction -a I 7.3 start. -(:( T:l * Golden West Collecc assistant football coach Don Rowe has cajoy· ingthcsummerin sunny Aritona asa rovingphchin1coach for the Mil· wauktt Brewers' minorlcqucaf- filiates. I Shackleford gave him th-c OK to take a one-semester leave of absence. ··1·m pretty excited about it." says Rowe, who once pitched for the New York Mets. "I did the same thing for the Anaels last season." Rowe will do quite a bit oftraveHng during the regular ba!leball season this summer between El Paso the Brewers' double A farm dub, and Vancouver, their triple A squad. Last year while serving as pitching coach for the Angels' Redwood affiliate in Rohnert Park. Rowe helped his team go on to win the C.flfomia Leaaue pennant. "l figured 1 mi.ght as well see if the plan can work qain," Rowe said. Rowe is quick to point out this is not a full·time. lona-ranac job. "l lilteteachina. I havcu much fun l~china tennis and wei&ht tniningas t docoachinafootbell.11ikcto instNctandseethinasua.mout-tee tfthetll work." He s hopina for the same kind of results heaot from the Redwood Pioneers. l;.' 1 , .. I I I ' ' t I tl I r: ) Confusion-filled Brazil Grand Prix captured by Prost From AP dlspakke. RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil -Alatp • Prost of France. in a turbo-charaed Mclaren, won the breakdown-plagued Brazihan Fonnula One Grand Prix auto race Sunday averaging 111.5 miles an hour around the 3.125-mil~ Jacarepagua race track. Fioland's Kcke Rosberg was second in a Williams at an average of 110.9 mph, and Eho de Angelis of llaly "as third at 110.1 in a Lotus. Only eight of the 26 staners finished. Jn founh place was Ameri- can Eddie Cheever an an Alla Romeo. averaging 109.3 mph. followed closely by rookie Manin Brundle of eniland an a Tyrrell France's Patrick Tamba' tool sa·Hh. even though his Ri.'nault stopped on the ~ast lap. Wath the ncton an the !leason-open1ng race. the 29-}ear-old Prost Y.On nine points Prost and took 1 hl· lead an 1 he 1 98~ Grand Pm. dn H'rs' championship. "I ''as 'lure I v. as going to "an " said Prost. .. But I lo!>t 20 sernnd!> changing tares an mid-race and "as lucl ' thl' other car' d ropped out .. Rominick sharp; Angels fall P.\LM ~PRINGS -Robin Yount ii lined four ... 1ngks and dro"t' an four runs Sunda~. ll'ad1n~ the Miiwaukee Brl'\H'rs to an 8-3 e\h1bt11on baseball "''n o' l'r the .\ngeb. 'l ount. r.m1 ng his a'erage 10 491 and has RBI count to I 7, dell vered two-run ~angles m both the seventh and eighth annangs as the Brewers scored seH~n times to overcome a 3-1 deficit. The Angels had taken the lead behind rookie right-hander Ron Romanick, who allowed onl) an unearned run an six innings. Dack Schofield's two-run single an the: founh and Rod Carew·s RBI smgle in the fifth accounted for the runs. "I've gotten more confident e'er) tame l'\t: pitched." said Romanick, "ho pitched Double-A ball wath Nashua of the Eastern League last }ear. "I've had six ouungs to show them what I can do. I've pitched as well as I can." Used boats showcased .\ boat sho" for bargain hunters 1s scheduled to get under wa\ Thursda\ at Lado Manna Village. NeY.port Beach. With the fir t of three an-the-water shows. The Used Boa1 Sho"' will run through Sunda) and is l'\pected to lure first-time boat bu~crs on a budget. along "11h seasoned 'ach tsmen who prefer to an' est an 11{'.ean-tested 'esscls. ~tore than 35 qualified )acht brol ers \\1ll d1spla~ nearl> :!00 pov.er and sail boat'> ~5 feel and longer The hoats w1ll anclude older classics. cu~tom and sema<ustom 'achts and production boats "What you won't find at the l '!>ed Boat Sho" I!> a li\er-upper." said Duncan Mclnto!>h. the i,ho w producer. "The brokers in our sho\\ arl' not spend mg tame Jnd monc) to sdl rundo"'n 9oals .. In fact . there "'Ill be mam boats 1ha1 are real i,ho"' fHetes that put some of the boat<; being built toda) to 'hamc. L:sed boat shopping is 'el) d1fferen1 from ne" boat hu)ing where }OU start w11h a basi.' pnce and e'er:thang gets added on a~ options. "W11h a used boat you aften get a quaht) outfitted hoat at onl) a frac11on of the replacement price ... 5evcral banb will also have booths al the boat !>hows tu assist rn the finac1al planning of the boat purchase. Following the Used Boat Show "'II be the Sailboat '>how. April 4-8 The Power Boat how is scheduled April 11-15 Show hours arc wcckda\'!> 11 a m. to sunset. and "eekends. I 0 a.m. to sunset. Admission 1s $4. SO for adults. $2 for children 6-12. and children under s1' free . Close Encounter wins New Orleans still undefeated Job.onle Walton's fourth touchdown s pass Sunday, a picture-perfect 44-yard 411 • overtime bomb to Frank Lockett, kept the New Orleans Breakers' perfect record intact with a 41-35 Uniled States Football ~ague victory over the winless Chicago Blitz. Walton completed 29 of 43 passes for a league-record 440 yards. including touchdowns of 14 yards to running back Buford Jordan in the first quaner. 4 yards to light end Dao Ro11 an the third quaner and 9 yards to wade receiver Cbarlle Smitb wuh 1.52 ten an the regulation play. In other games. the New Jersey Ge nerals plastered the winless Washington Federals. 43-6 and the Denver Gold defeated the Memphis Showboats. 28-24 ... Herschel Walker rushed 27 11 mes for I 16 yards and scored four limes 1n the Generals' rout of the '1s1tang Federals before a crowd of3J.075. He caught a 4-yard pass from Sipe Brian Sipe in tht• first quarter. ran in from 9 and J ~ards out an a 70-second span in the '.>econd pt."nod and scored from the 5 m the third . In Memph1'.>. Craig Penrose thre" tY.o touchdown passes and Vincent White scored from I b > ards ou 1 "11h 5 7 'ieconds kft as the Gold rallied to defeat the ShoY.boat~ before 21 2 11 Gullickson sinks Dodgers VERO BEACH . Fla. -Winning Ill pitcher Bill Gullickson's 2-run double an thesaxth ann ang hfted Montreal 1ntoa I-run lead and the Expos held on to edge 1tic Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 in ei1.h1b1taon baseball Sunday. Traalang 2-1 . Gulhckson followed singles by Jam Wohlford and Terry Francona wath his first hat of the spri ng to lnock in the tr ans and go-ahead runs. Montreal added two more an the seventh on a 2-run double b} Wohlford. Los Angeles scored twice an the bottom of the se.,.enth 10 cut the lead to one. Candy Maldonado's 2-out tnple scored Steve Yeager from first and Maldonado scored on an infield single by Pedro Guerrero. Gullickson 1s 1-0 an the spnng. Fernando Valenzuela. 1-3. took the loss. Action underneath Dayton•• Larry Schellenberg (11) and Roosevelt Chapman (left). ana Houston 'a BOATING NEW ORLEANS -Bob Eastwood's n victory 1n the USF&G Clu ic was a triumfh of perscrveranoe. " knew I could win. It was just a · mat\er of when. a matter of when I could put cvcryth1na together," the 38-year-old Eastwood said Sunday after he had ended 13 years of struule and f rustratton by winning for the first tame in has career. He nailed down has front-running, three-troke victory w11h a closing round of 2-under-par 70. Eastwood. who led or shared the lead throughout the 72 holes. started lhc final round on the Lakewood Country Club course -7,080 yards oflakes and ponds and f?irways hned witb oaks and moss-dripping cypress -wath a three-stroke advantage. He holed a bunker shot for a birdie on the first hole. hit a driver from the fairway and two-putted forbardie-4 on the st>cond and never looked back. He finished with a 272 total, 16 under par. King gains first tour victory KAAN '\PALI. Hawa11 -Betsy Kang, n of Limekiln. Pa., won her first LPGA tournament unda y after shooting a four-round. ~-under-par :?lO al the Women·~ Kemper Open. Fan1shang three strokes behind was Pat Bradle> of Marcos Island. Fla .. who finished the tournament Y.1lh a 6-under-par 186. while Tatsu ko Ohsako of Japan was third at 187 aficr double-bogeying the 17th hole. Kmg, 29. moved up stcadll> 1n the tournament 10 take the $3 0.000 first -place prize. She started the tournament with a 72. and followed wath 71-69-71. Trade " 1nds that plagued the golfers dunng t'arlaer rounds 'an1shed on Sunda> .._,1ng took advantage of the lack of wind and plaved the first nine holes of the Ro}al Kaanapall Nonh tourse at C\en par. One the back nine. Kang b1rd1ed both the par-3, 160-yard I I th hole and the par-5. 47 1-> ard 12th hole-for a 2-undcr-par 71. January marches to victory INDIAN WELLS -Don Janual) n fired a six-under par 66 on Sunda} to capture the Vantage lnv1ta11onal seniors golf tournament. January. who began the round tra1ho$ by two strokes. birdied three of his last four holes to win by four shots over Maller Barber. The 55-year-old January had a 72-hole total of 280, seven under par. Par for the tournament wa s 287 because the golfers played o ne ofthe1r four rounds at the par-7 1 Desert Course. Three rounds. including Sun- day's final 18 holes. were played on The Vantage Club's par-72. 6,911-yard Mountain Course. AP Wlrepl\otoe Akeem Olajuwon and Wake Forest•• Anthony Teachey tangle Sunday. Mandllkova aeta 'paat Jordan DALLAS -Hana Mandlikova of Ki3 CiechosJovak11 snapped a three-match lo 1111 trcak to Kathy Jordan and took her founh 11tle of lhc year with a 7-6. 3-6. 6-1 Viflinta Slim5 of Dallas victory Sunday. . Mandlikova. who snapped Manina Navratilova's S4-match winning streak in Oakland recently, prevaou~ly had won the Houston, Washington and Cahtomaa Virgmaa Shms Tournaments. lhe 24-year-old Jordan. and ranked No. S by the Women's Tennis Auociation e-0mputer, earned SJ-i,000 u the runner-up. It was ber fifth finaJ in her last eight tournaments but &be hasn't won since 1982 in Boston. After Mandlikova had taken the first sci with a 7-3 tiebreaker. Jordan charged back in the sec- ond sct to break her opponent's service twice. Mandlikova doublt--faultcd twice in the eighth game of the Mand Ullova second set in which she constant- ly quc-staoned close calls by the li nesmen. Mandlakova saad , "l got mad and decided she was getting all the breaks so let's 11.0 to a third set." Favored Fall Time holds on .\RCADIA'-Favored Fala Tame held ~ off the dosing ru~h of Gate Dancer Sunday to capture thl' $132. 700 San Felipe Handi- cap for 3-year-olds by a head before a crowJ of62.854 at Santa Anata. Jocke~ Sandy Hawley sent Fali Time ahead of has live male; turning for home whale Eddie Delahoussaye rallied uate Dancer from last place. 7'h lengths back to mal.e has dosing charge which JUSt fell shon. Tht' tame for I 1-16 males was 1:42 3-5. with Commemorate finishing thi rd followed by Cardell. Artichoke and French Legionaire. Fala Tame. the richest 3-year-old on the thorough- bred scene this ~ear. won the $86.450 purse to boost his career eamangs to $935.6 79 TeleYl.alon, racllo .. NC>Oft. RADIO 1 p.m. -aAUBAU.= Angel9 vs. Mltwliuk• from Palm Sprtngs, KMPC (710). TUEIDAV-1 RADIO 10:30 a.m. -IAmALL: Oodgerl ve. St. LOUii, KABC (790). 1 p.m. -8A8EIALL: Angefe vs. s.tt .. from Palm Springs, KMPC (710). A showcase for 'indys' Iris h . SW Louis ia na duel tonig h t in NIT semifina l ga1!1e "'l ~ \ORK !AP) -The 47th Nataonal lnvatataon Tournaml'nl 1s becoming a declaration of independents. Le'>'> than I U percent of the 270 NC AA D1 vis1on I college ba!>ketball programs pla) without a conference affiliation. but one of the 21 independents will be in the finals of 1he nataon's oldest postseason tournament bel'3U'>(' Notrl' Dame. 20· I I. and Southwestern Louisiana, 23-8. square off an the sernnd game of tonight's semifinal doubleheader M1ch1gan. 21-10. the fourth-place fini sher to the Bag Ten. and Virginia Tech. 21-12. losers in tl'le Metro Conference championship game to Memphis State. meet in the firs t game. T"'o independent teams were invited to the NCAA's 53-team tournament, De Paul and Dayton. whale Marquet- te was the third non-affiliated team asked to panicipate in the NIT. The independents are grouped with all non-automatic conference qualifiers b> the NCJ\A Selection Committee. Thal means the .. ind)s" are graded with the at-larae teams to see who wall Join the 19 teams that have won their conference title 1n the quest for 1he NCAA championship. "We knew how good we were after we beat Fordham by 20 points." Notre Dame Coach Digger Phelps said ofhis team's 79-59 Januaf) v1ctol)· over another team invited to the NIT. The '1ctor) over the school at which Phelps once coached ""as the se,enth straight at the tame for Notre Dame and ga'e the F1ght1ng lnsh a record of 14-5. There "ere thoughts of NC AA around South Bend. Ind., but an the nc.>.t game sophomore center Tam Kempton suffered a stress fracture 1n has leg and the lnsh fortunes plum meted. Thin) boat!> an thrct• classes turned out ~aturday and 5unda} for Newport Harbor Yacht ( lub's One-design Regatta on outside cour~s Largest class \.\3S the Etchells-22 "1th IQ en1nes Th~ "inner was Close Encounters. co-slippered b~ Tom and lane Schock. Ne ..... port Harbor YC Winterhawk scores sweep Kempton returned for the Fighting lrish's open- ing-round NIT game against Old Dominion and in the three toutnament games he has scored 40 points and pulled down 20 rebounds. Southwestern Lou1s1ana had anJury problems of their own this }Car and Coach Bobb) Paschal said that's what has toned down an 11-1 start for his team. V1gJlance skippered b) ( hns Jone' \V1nd1am merc; Yach1 Club. was the winner an the fi,e-hoa1 Soling(. lass. and Amateur Hour. sailed b} Martin Mclaughlin. ~outh Coast Connth1an YC. topped the SI\ en1ne' an thl' 'itar C la!>s T roph) winners an all classc' E TCHELLS·21 -I Close Encounters Tom .sno Jane Scnoco. NHVC 1 W1IO lflSn Tim Hogan NHVC l Snv Oon 8t"ver NHV( 4 (,,r1 Ari Rob•nson NHVC S Rel>f'I Scott Ramser NHVC SOLING -I V0Q1lence (hns Jones. W1n01amme" VC 7 D••1e Pl'loll•P Koep L11tte Sl'llPS FINI. 3 Sun. Barbare Heatv Balboa VC ST llR -I Amattur Hour Marlon Mc:Laughhn South Coasi Corintl'l1en YC, ? Party Girl Argyle C11mPbell, NHVC, l Hannen (hue~ Bee~, NHVC Ba hia Corint hia n YC s loop takes a ll in Whitney S eries 8} ALMON LOCKABEY Oallp Piiot lkMltlft9 Wr11., LOS .\ "J(J[L ES -Hal Da' 's 68-foot Wanterha"'k out of Bahia ( onnthaan Yacht · ( lub. Newport Beach. ~t·ored her st·cond clean sweep 1n Loe; Angeles Yacht C lu b·~ Wh1tne' Series"' llh a first to finish. first overall and firsr 1n ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Clac;s 1 n. the Santa Barbara I stand race. Winterha"k also scored a clean sweep an the '\round ( atalina Island ral'e the opening feature of the series. Famll~ Restaurant• ' Second O\crall and 1n Class A 1n the Santa Barbara !!>land race "a' Mel Ri chie) ·s 48-foot sloop, Amante. out of Lido 11.k Ychat Club. Third was Revenge. ~ailed h~ Wa} ne Wilknbt·rg. Pierpoint Bay Yacht Club. Class C wanner was Spirit. skippered by Allen BroY..n. Voyagers Yacht Club. Both the lnterna11onal Offshore Rule Oeet in the Wh11nc~ Sencc; and Performance Handicap Ranng Fleet in the LA Times Scncs sailed around Santa Barbara Island. The Midget Ocean Racing Class (MORC) an the L11tle Wh1tne) Scncs. and the PHRF under 30 feet an the Todd Pacific Scnes sailed a race to Eagle Rock. Catalina and return on Saturday. 470s to race off Newport The 4 70 Class Mid wanter Champaonshap which get~ under wa~ Tuesday an the ocean off the Ncwpon Pier will be a pre' aew of 1he Olympic trials tor the class stanang April 28 a1 Long Beach. Balboa Yacht C'lub 1s hos11ng the Madwantcrs which as expected to dra"-about 45 of the top 470 sailors 10th~ U .. This wlll be the first time the M1dwmtcr Champ1onsh1p has been held on the West Coast The rcg.itta will consist of two rac-cs each day cont1nu1na throuJh turday. Steve Bc)amm ofO)stcr Ba)'. N. Y. will be on hand to defend ht5 M1d\\11ntcrchamp1onsh1p. Ha s most formidable challenger wall be Dave Ullman of the host club, a former three-fame world championship 1n the cla~~. The 10 races will be !>titled oHr a 9 I t.'.' m1k rnur;e. Final rc~ults: Whll'MY *'-'• IOR OVERALL -I Wlnterhawk, Hal Dav 8al'lla Cor1n11'11an VC 1 Amente, Mel R1cnelv L100 Isle YC. 3 Revenge, Wavne WHlenberll. Plerooonl Bav VC CLASS A -I Wlnterhawk, 1 Amante lC•Pengo E van McLean LAY( CLASS 8 -1 Revenge 1 Hu r Wave Dick Penn1no1on Long Beacn YC 3 111ctory Robert Butkus Cat>r11to Beach VC CLASS C -l SP1n1 Allt n Brown llovaoeri. VC 1 APOQtt M olt ano Martv Vogel Long Beacll YC, 3 Au04C•OuS M ike KeMeOv LA vc LA Tlm.s Str'-'· PHRF OVERALL -I Rocket Mark 8lelwe1s De1 Rev vc 1 Hermonv Dan Anoerlt, LBVC, l LOP FrOQ, Don Black. LllVC CLllSS A -I Rocket, 2 Harmonv l Leap Froo CLASS B -I 1ncognrto. Tom ano Douo Jorgensen. LAYC 2 Nurmeg. Evere11 Comings Cabrlllko Beacn YC 3 Rio Ken Seioer New1><>rt HarbOr YC CLASS C -I Ravage 8U L1nM Whitney s...i.s MORC -I Cowoov Larrv Hervev CBVC 2 Soirll Robers L•lllt W1no1ammer\ VC l Heeber CrHoer George Worion CunO•lf Stretton Ce11fornoe YC T Odd Pacific *'-' PHAF lunoer lO teell -I Anemone, Astier van Fleel CB Ve, 1 Wow Teo Zellmer Seal Beach VC l Sunll'llnt . Dennis Humonrev Alamitos Bav vc Bogart lures 39 yachts Light. '>haft) souther!) breezes greeted th(' 39 yach t!. which turned out aturday and Sunda> for the first two races of Voyagers Yacht Club's Humphre) Boaan Senes for Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts. The first race Sat urday was from Newport Beach to Casa no Point, Avalon. Catalina Island. and the econd race was from Casino Point to Newport Sunday. Newport to Casino Point: CLASS A -I Jedi Malltf', Bruce Han.-n Vovalltf'l YC , Mat RaoJdo, John Fraa..ln, 81tt>Oa vc, 3 lndl9o Tl11« G~oe Deacon. vvc CLASS 8 -i Flvfng Clrcu\, Nick Tolman. 8VC, 2. Amoor•. Jerry Moore, VYC, 3 Nuel1 Too, Jim NUlltnl, 8Ve CLASS c -i PUUYCll. John Sralay, l/YC, , Otllfnlon. BIN 11.Pf>l, vvc, 3 ltet ltaet. Harrv Osloe>0tf<1et , Klno Htrl>Or YC Cu lno Polnl lo NewPOf"l CLASS A -I MH lltal>ldo, , Vonta Bruce Twlcn.41. vvc l lnd•QO Tlg« CLASS 8 -I NUQle Too, 2 FIYlftO Clrcu•. , •moor• CL...,SS e -I ltet Race, 1 Juli Pl,tln Cr11v krofff 8uc:Nnan. VYC l FirKrttl Pat G .. 1~. llYC .. We had a stretch where we had the most injury problems at one time that we ha ve had in the nine years l have been a1 USL.'' Paschal said. UCI tops Yale, settles for third The UC Irvine tennlt team -~ three players for varloua reuona -litll mariioed lo Mnd Yale a 6-3 defeat Sunday end gtve tr. An...._1 third place Jn thefr own invttatlonal tournament tt UCt. The University of MiMelota won thl UC IMne Invitational champlonst'IJp with a M Uplel of Auburn .. MeanwMte. Coach Greg Pttton't UCI .... recelv9d aome flM ~ from ~ .--- Myera, a freetlman from ~ ...,._ ._ Md Steve Roc«owttz. UCI WU playt1'9 wtthout Jular1 8lllttem (al). Y1"t Derr (beek Injury) Md Mn .... (-tJHd abMne4t). But RockoWltt ~ Aamot Ind ....... ...... Nell Amor to._. Vllie•I ~~ ... Todd Kb<My 1-e, 1-3 In doobtu. ...,.. ...,. Stephen AnAlton to ..... .._,. AIM Md lrUci Henog, 7.e, 6-2. EarlMt, Anllton ...., a.tin Wollen.._ a CaMdlwt P.vta CuP .,_.., M. M In .... Woatenholrrie, ranked 42nd In the~-·----, ... cottegtat• paayera, '**-the ..... n~ ty-renked ~toflll to Analllon In the UCt ~'"" 11 matdMll. UCI NtUrna to actlor\ T~ • 1:IO 91ch11 19th"fanked M*"' °" theAn1MtWoourta. 'c""'-·""-f- RUSTLERS' SHANE FLORES. • • From Cl feelina good about h1 future m haseb:ill, e'lpe-caall)' al\tr hcanng what some draftee h ve !>lad about the uth Coas1 Conference "I\ fc'W scou1s 1old (teammate) John Manin (who was drafted) that this lcagur as Just a~aood 1fl\01 be11erthan ony roolac lcJ~u\. u1 -.111•'" ". u ·, l 101cs says. · lndccd, the Rustlers are an a tight race alons w1th Santa Ana. Ora nae Coast and cmtos, which 11 somethi new to Flore In h1 three varsity years at Manna. Flom never ~w a finish bcn~r than fourt h place. "It'\ ttoing 10 be a d~fight all the way." he says / I " NBA WIST .. tN CONFERENCE •eclflc DM1len W L Pct. GI 41 23 .671 '3 21 .606 41.? 36 36 500 12 33 40 452 151"2 32 39 451 1S112 26 .. 361 22 MldWHt DMllen 39 32 549 40 33 .548 34 37 .479 s 34 39 "' 6 31 41 .431 81"2 27 44 .380 12 EASTERN CONf'ERIENCE Htntk Dlvllien 11-Bo"on S2 19 .732 x·Ptlllt d9tl>hlt 4S 25 .643 61i'J x·Ne w York 42 21 .600 91"2 New Jtraev 39 32 .S.9 13 Wtslllr!Qton 31 41 .431 21.,, Cemral DMMefl 11•MllwtUkff 42 30 Sl3 •·Detroit 41 30 sn li'J Atlentt 33 40 .4S2 91,., Chice90 26 '3 3n Ctev ... no 2S 4S .JS7 tncllt nt n 49 .310 x·Ctfncl'leertll SuncltV't SC«H Lelten 114, sen 01ego 102 Pnllt oetPllle 119, Bolton 114, 2 01 lndlent 102, Cnicaoo 99 Ult ll 121, Snnte 9' Cleveltncl 101, Weslllngton '6 New Jeraev 107, New York 94 T'""91f'• Gamel No gemes Klledule<I TundtY's (;emft Oattes at New York Boston at Weslllnoton New Jeraev at Ctevetancl PtilladelPllla al Atlanta Golden Stele at Sen Antonio Detroit al ClllC•90 Denver at Houston K1nn1 Cltv 11 Utan S.11 01990 e t Plloenhc S.t ttte 11 Portland L.akers 114, CllclPen 102 141,., 16 191n SAN DIEGO -Cummlng1 22, Walton 13, Donalds.on I, Nixon 17, Smlln 26, IC etaer I. Pierce I . McDowell o, McKlnMV o. Hodlles O Totals 3'·78 26·34 102 LOS ANGELES -Remt>ls 6, Wiikes 16. Al>dul·Ja~r 72. JollnM>n 8. Scoll 12, C~ 10, Wortllv 26, McAOOO 8 McGff 0, KuPCllek 6, Spriggs 0 Tolets S0-97 12· lS 114 Sen Ole9o 37 13 19 13--102 LOI A.ngetes 30 32 29 23-114 ThfH·POlnt goals-Scott. Cooe>er Fouled out~one Ret>ounds-San Diego 3' (Wallon Ill. Lo• A09elts 49 CRaml>ls 91 Auflts-Sen OleOO 19 (Nixon Ill, Los A.ngetes 36 !Jonnson 16 Tottl loul1-Sen Dle90 16. Lo• Angeles 20 Ttcnnlcels-Los Angtffl, ill~•• oe- fen" A.-IS,172 NCAA toumement DIVISION I EAST REGIONAL (It A .. ntt) SaturdeY'• Ole~ Virginie SO, lndlen1 41 MIDEAST REGIONAL (et Llx"'9ten. Kv.J SaturdeY's Cllll""'"'""'lp Kentucky 54, lltfnols 51 MIDWUT REGIONAL (at SI. Leuh) SundlV'I OlemoMMlllP Hou1ton 61, Wake Forest 63 WEST REGIONAL (et UCLA) Suncltv'• CM""'"""""' Georoetown 61, Oe vton 49 f'INAL FOUR It S..ttle Setvrdlv'I GllMS Kentuckv (29·41 vs Georgetown (32·3) Vlrolnle 121·11 ) n Houston 131·4) MenMv, AP111 2 Chemplon111lp geme NIT Tenittll'I Semlflnell (at Meclllfl Squire Gerden, N. V.) Vlrolnl• Tecll 121· 12) v1, Mlc.lllge n (21·10) Notre Dame (20·11) vs. Soutll· western Loul1l111e CZ3·8) WedllndlY's Cllll""'"'"lhlp <•t Meclson Sclutre Gerden, N.Y.) Brailian Grend Prht (I t R .. De Jeneire) Tiie llnet rewlts ol Sundev's Bra· Jllitn Grencl Prix Formul• One euto rece it I Aleln Pros • F enc•, McL.eren 111.S miles en nour 2. t<etie Rost>erg, In ncl, Wllllems 3. Ello de Afloellt, v, Lorus 4. Eddie CllHver. USA, '"•·Romeo, I llP l>ehlnd S. Mertln Brufldte. Brltel11, Tyrrell, I I 2 1. Tlllerrv Boutaen, Belgium, Ar· rows, 2 • Marc 541rtr, Swllterlend. Arrows, 2 9 Jonatne.n Pelmer, Brite In, RAM, 3 10. Oert~ Warwick 8rllaln, Reneull. 10 II AndrH de Cesam. ll1lv, Llg..,, 19 12. Rlcceroo Patrne. lltlv. Alft·Romeo, 20 13 Niki Leuda. Aullrla, Mclaren. 23 14 Nle>et ManMtl, Brittin. Lotus. 26 IS. Nelson Piouet, Breill, Br111>111m, 16. Teo Feo1, t111v. Brat>ntm. 29 17 Rt,,. Arnou11. France. Ferrari, 31 18. Plercerlo Glllnienl, t111v. Oselle, 33 19 Francois Hesneull, Frence, Llgler, 36 20 Plllll-AIOOI, Frence. RAM. 37 21 Jollnnv Cecotto, Venezuela, Totemen. 43 72. Jacoues LeHlte, France, Wll· tlams, 4' ?3. Mlcl'Mtte Alt>ortto. ltelv, Ferrari, 47 24. Mauro Beldl, ltetv, Spirit, 49 2S Stefan Bettof, West Germenv. Tvrrett, SO 26. Avrton Senne, Br11ll, Tollman, S3 USF&G Clank (It New <>nMM) 172 Bot> En twood. S72.000 17S Larrv Rinker, ~.200 'D1 Doug Tewell, '20,IOO Jolln MellaH1v. S20,IOO Jolln Ad1m1, S20,IOO Z71 Bernhard Langr, s "·400 Z79 Don POOlev, S12.900 Larry Mize, '12,900 2IO Calvin Peete, s 10,000 Mike Nlcotette. '10,000 Ben Crensllew, '10,000 We vne Levi, s 10,000 Denis Watson, s 10,000 2'1 Tom Watson. '6,800 Corev Pavln, '6,800 Gr~ Norman, '6,IOO Mike Reid. '6.IOO Mark O'Meare, U ,100 ,., Oeve ()grtn. M.6'0 La nnv Wldk1n1. M,6'0 Clarenc:e ROie, M,6'0 Russ Cocllren. M.6'0 Sendv Lvle, s~.6'0 Gery Kocll M,680 m tsao Aolt1, '3, 120 George Archer, '3, 120 Allen Miller. '3, 120 Jim Tnorpe, '3, 120 Nick Price. '3, 120 214 Garv Ptaver. '2,600 Chi Clll Rodriguz, S2.600 David Edwards, '2,600 as Tim Simpson, '2.210 Pet Llndsev, '2,?10 Hul>efl Green, '2.210 Ga rv H1t1t>erg, 52.210 216 Georoe Burns, Sl,640 Ot te Ooullteu . sl,640 Jonn Cook, '1,640 Morris Hetalskv. '1.640 Tim Norris , '1.640 01v1 8err,S1,640 Gerv McCord, '1.640 Tom Lellmen. '1,640 Merk Cetc1veccnl, S 1,640 217 H1I Sutton, s I .Da Berrv Jeecket, "·°" Mike McCullOvllll. s 1,oa Tony Sith, Sl,OM Jodie MudO, '1,098 DI MV Edwards. s I.Oii 211 Oeve Stockton, S9'4 WINle Wood, S9'4 Ml"' Lvt, 19'4 m Garv Krueger. ''°' Boo 8ovd, s'°' Scou Hoell, s'°' Mac O'Gradv. ''°' Biii Roger1, S'°' Jim Dent. "64 Ed Flori, $164 David Peot>les, Sl64 Gii Morge n, sl64 Merk Brooks, "64 291 Jim Kane, S8'0 292 Ronnie Bla ck, Sl20 Lou Grenem, Sl20 Frank Conner, s810 Lon Hinkle, Sl?O 293 294 Keltll Fergus, S714 Cllertes Coodv. s71• Bot>t>v Ctempett. S78• 29S Mike Oontld. S7S6 Ron Streck. s7S6 Ctvde R990. S7S6 Tnom11 Grev. S7S6 "' Bud<lv Gtrdner, s736 297 Rex CeldweH, s72' ,,. Paul Wav. sno 71·66·70·61 70·69·66·72 61·70·61·71 69· 70· 71 ·67 67·69· 72· 70 71-70·68·70 66·71-74·68 71-70·72·67 74·66·72·61 69·70·72·69 69·70·72·69 72·61·70·70 70·71·68·71 71 71·67-72 68·71·71-70 67·71·71·71 72·70·69·70 7?·70·68·72 71-72·70·69 10·10·71 ·10 73· 10·69· 70 69· 71-71-71 69-70,11 n 72·70·74·67 70·71·73·69 68·75·71·69 71·68·72·71 73·6S·74·7l 71-70·74·69 74·67·70·73 71·69·71·72 71·72·72·70 73·67·73·72 72·72·69·72 66·72·73·74 69· 71-73-73 73·68·69· 76 71-74·72·69 68·73·7S·70 71-73·72·70 72·69·74·71 71-10·73·72 69·73·70·74 73·70·71·72 70·13·74·70 7S·70-72·70 73·72·71-71 69·74·72·72 70·72·72·73 61·7S·71·73 76·67·73·71 73·71·72·72 7'·71·71·72 72·70·74·73 72·70-73·74 73·6'· 73· 74 73·72·70·74 71·72·7l-7S 74· 7 HS· 70 71-71·77·71 71·7'·74·71 72·72·73-73 72· 71-73·,. 67·74·72·7& 70·7S·7S·72 76·69·75·72 73·72·74·73 74·71·73·7• 71·74·71·76 11·74·76·73 74·70·7'·76 71 73·77·7' 74·70·77·74 6'·73·19·74 74·70-16·7S 7•·71·72·71 71-71·77·77 70·72·71·77 71 ·74·7S·71 SCOREBOARD Vlnfe .. tnvltaflonel let"-'" Weihl -Don Jtnuerv. sso.ooo * Mitter Bert>er. S?S,000 2*S llHv C11per, S13,000 Jim Ferr ... S13,000 * 711· 72· 72·66 73·69-71-71 73·73·71·61 7>-70·72·70 Georoe Bever. 59,500 61-73·72·74 Roci.t'IO O.V1cenz. S9,SOO 69·73·73·71 217 Paul Hernev. Sl,400 -Bot> Goelbv. s7 ,oso At Me"9trt, S7.0SO Bot> Toskv, 17,050 Gav Brewer, s7,0SO m Lionel Het>ert, S6,000 290 Arnold Palmer. SS,400 Art Welt, SS,400 Dick Mever. sS,400 291 Oen Sikes, S4,600 K vie Burton. '4.600 Orville Moodv, M,600 2'2 Mike Soucnak, '4, 100 Jlfrv 8erl>lr, S4,00 293 Jedi Burke, '3,6SO Al 8ekllng, S3,6SO Cnrl1ty O'Connor, S3.6SO Peter ThomlOll, S3,6SO Rod Fun .. 111, S3,6SO Cnln Sel Ht , '3,6SO 2ff Jullu1 Boros, '3.200 G Olclllnson. '3,200 Blff Jollnston, '3.200 297 Biii Cot11n1. SJ,000 ,.. Doug Senoers, s2.900 ,,, Doug Ford, $2,IOO JOI Dave Merr. S2,6SO Guv WotstenllOlm, S2 ,6SO l02 Sem Snead, '2.SOO lOS Dow Flnsterweld, S2,3SO Tom NlePOrte. l2,3SO 309 Hervev Werd, S2,200 310 Peul Runva n, '2, 125 Jev Htbert, S2, 12S l ll Don Falrlleld. '2,0SO 314 74· 7S· 72·67 70-7'·68·71 77·14·77·6S 73·72·73·70 71·14·74·70 74·71·73·7? 73· 76·69· 72 74-70·73·73 72·76·71·72 74·69·17·71 74·71·72·74 73·72·71-76 71·71·74·74 72·75·7'·72 77·74·11·71 76·73·71·73 72·73·7'·7' 874·72·17·70 75·73·73·72 74-n -n -n 74·73-n-n 75·71-74-76 73·81·74·69 73·79·74·71 73·7S·7S·76 73·76·78·74 73· 16· 78· 7' 81·73·77·71 16·17·7'>-11 78·71·79·71 90·74·80·7S 7S·77·77·81 19·90-16·15 76·7S·81-80 Kel Negte, 12,000 79·78·79·71 LPGA Kemper Os-n (It KNnapeli, HeweU) U l Bttsv King, Sl0,000 72·71·69 71 ,.. Pet Bradlev. s 11,000 73·72·72·69 217 Tetsuko Oh~ko, s 13,000 69·73·7•·71 ,., Pettv SllHllen, S 10.000 73·78·68·70 Sue Ertl, SI0,000 73·7S·69·71 290 Ct lhY Marino. '6,7SO 77·72·69·72 Cethv Morse, s.6.7SO 7S·72·70·7J 291 Ketnrvn Younv. M.7SO 7S·72·76·68 Joenne Carner, S4.7SO 77·71 ·70·73 294 A.tlce Miner $4, 100 1'·71·11·11 29S Baro 8un1<ows11v. sJ.64• 74·79·71·71 29' Jene Geodes. Sl.321 75-75-74-72 297 Lauri Pe11rson, s2,S92 71-78·80·68 Lauri Rinker. S2,S92 81 ·7•·73·69 Atsuko Hlk•lll!. S2,S92 76·76·73·72 M Figueras-Dotti, '2,S92 1S,77·73·72 Oebt>l1 Mel1tertln, S2,S92 76·76·71 ·14 Jene Crafter. S2,S92 74·78·71·74 Amv Aleott, S2,S92 78·73·72·74 291 Ol1nn1 Oallev. Sl.92S 79·75·74·70 Rot>ln Watton, sl,92S 73·82·70·73 M. S111ncer·Oev1n, Sl,924 76-76·72·7' "' Cyntllle Figg; s l,S37 81·74·74·70 Kev Kenneov. s 1.S31 77·77·73·71 Sllaron Barrett. s 1.S37 76·74·7S·74 Ketlly Wllllworlll, s l,S36 7'·78·71·76 OMOH Lasker, Sl,536 7S·11·77·76 Judv Clark, s l,S36 74·79·68·71 JOO Amv Benz. Sl,2S2 79-76-73·72 Cnrls Jollns.on. st.2S2 79-7S·73·73 Denise Stret>lg, s 1,2S2 79·74·74·73 Katnv Ball.tr. s l.2S I 77·76·13·74 Mvre Ven Hoow, Sl,2SI 7S·77·74·74 >01 Lvnn COOl<t, J l,104 77·77·78·69 Donne Cal>Olll, l t, 104 78·77·7S·71 JHnnette Kerr, s 1, 104 79·73·77·72 CerOlvn Hill, s 1, 104 76·7S· 76· 14 302 Lvnn A.dims, S994 78· 76· 79'f19 T~•H Hession, S994 71-73·80·72 M. J. Smllll, S994 74·76·74·71 Jen Slel>hlnson, S994 73·71·71·80 >03 Merv Delong, "91 7S·78·7S·7S Olene Aris· Leng, "91 77·7S·76·7S Date EQlHl!lnv. Sl91 73·71·77·75 Brend• GOldsmltll, S891 76·78·73·76 Pie Nll1M>n, "91 79· 73· 75· 76 C1tllv Mani, S89l 7'·72·77·76 304 Pat Mevers, S829 78·77·76·73 Lori Gert>ecz. S829 76· 74·73·81 30S Lise Young, stOt 81-74·77·73 Connie Cllllleml. SIOl 77·76·77·75 306 Janet Cotes. S78• 77·7S·7•·80 307 Jerllvn Brin , S774 78·74·80·7S JOe Lynn Stronev. S764 7S·76·'4-77 309 JO Ann WHllam. S7S4 7S· 79-IO· 75 310 Terr+ Ct rler S7« 71·77·73·82 lll L Rusk ·Sewell S732 7•·80·80-17 81rt>ere Barrow S732 81-74·7S·l1 312 Merv Brve n, s720 7S· 76·13· 7' llS Lori We11, S715 74·77·11·13 310 Mint Rodriguez. '491 81-73-IHS ~ I I • • EXHIBITION IS~EISALL 1Sr1wer1 I, Anoell 3 <Seer• bv t"'*'91l M1tweukff 000 010 ~ 13 I C1hlornl1 000 210 OOC>-3 6 I Porter, 8Hne 10 G11>1on 16> Tellma n Ill. Ladd 191 ano Sundt>erg Romanick Brown 171, Moreno Ill eno Boone Mllltr ll) W-GlbSO'I L-Brown Expos S, Docteers 4 ( S<on DY tnntne• > Montreel 010 007 700--S 12 Lo• Angt4es o t ooo 200--4 12 o Gulllck1on, He1kt1h (7), Luc11 (91 end Ctrter. 8 uttr• (7). Velenzue111. Zacnrv (7). Diaz 19> ano Sclosa. Yeager (7). Reves (9). W-Gulllckson L-Vetenzueta HR1-Nont Other Sctre• Pnlledelollla 4, New York INLl 3 P1111ourgn 7, Clnclnnell • Atlanta 3. New York CAL) O Minnesota 7. Houston S Oelroll 9, St Loul1 2 Toronto s. Baltimore 4 ( 10 Innings) CD._lcago (AL> S, Boston • K1n111 City 4, Tex11 3 Sen FrenclKO •• Cll1ca90 (NL) 3 Seettte S. Sen 01990 4 Oekteno s, Clevela nd 3 TldlY'• Gemes MllweukH vs Anotll er Palm Sorlr!Ql Decteen vs St Louis at St Ptlerst>urg, Fie Clnclnnttl VS Ptuttdell>hll ., C1e1rwater, Fl1 Kenns Cltv v1 A.ttante II Well Palm BHcn. Fla Clllcago CAL) vs Pmst>urgll Cu l 11 Bradenton, Fie Montreel n Boston et Winter Haven, Fie Plllst>uroll Cu l vs Minnesota et 0r11ndo, Fie Baltimore vs Tues a r Pompano Beecn. Fie Detroit vs Houlton et Cocoa, Fie Seattle vs Sen 0 11110 et Yuma. Arlr. Clllceoo (Nll vs. Cleveland at Tucson San Francisco vs. Oekleno e t Pnoenlx Toronto vs. New York (AL) et Fort Le udtrdelt, Fie (n) Cole91 scores USC 14, Arizona 2 Stanford 4, UCLA 0 (Nole UCLA's Jett Pries, e Corona dll Mer High product, suffered h!l first oefeet alter """ victories) LOI Alamlt9S SUNDAY'S RE SUL TS (2S"' Of 49·nlthf llemHI !TMetlnll) FIRST RACE. One mite pace w1111 Sho Louie (Troy) 360 2 40 2 60 Foiled tOesomer) 3 80 3 20 Srercrou (Sllerrenl 11 60 Also receo King Como, JJ S11c1<. Cuh Ptuts, Exeter, lndustrv Doctor Who Time· 2-Dl 2/S S2 EXACTA (1·2) Paid Sl3.70 SECOND RACE. Ont mite pece Men Mer Jim CGrdv) 6 40 3 80 2 80 Boore T Z (Todd) 4.80 3 00 Awev from Home (Aut>ln) 7 80 Also raced. Aovel Rnvtnm. Andvs c nerger, Bold as Breu. Beno Go L CetdOnlo, Argo Ster Time 2<03 41S S2 EXACT A IS· I) oeld S77 40 THIRD RACE. Ont mlle pace SPlcv SPrlr!Q tHllO 3 60 280 2 80 Slick (Grundy) 6 40 S.00 Soulre Le ne Gusto (Snort) 10 40 Also raced SPfCtecular Dancer. ToP Su1>1ec1 Flem1n Mem1e W1nltrt>ourne Ster Andvs Herman. Eastern Oes1on Time 2-<ll S2 EXACTA t7·l l Pl lO '3160 FOURTH RACE. One mile trot Air Pockll (Anderson I 4 20 3 00 2.60 lllude (Flscol 3 60 2 60 Flull Storm IPlerc1l 2 80 AISO raced 2 02 31S FIFTH RACE. One milt Pace Aunt Geetv CHvmen) 7 60 3 80 l 20 Stille Pepper (Kuet>terJ 4 20 3 60 OrenPerk Bridget (Parker I 540 .t.llo raced Dads Ou Beta, Helcvon Hvaclntn. Sudden Move, Hev Tootsie, A.nteloPt, Flora Da nica Time 2<03 31S S2 EXACTA (5 3) P11d ~00 SIXTH RACE. Ont mite pact OH·Advs Wn1tn (Slh) 10.20 10.20 • 00 OH·TrPle Nne (Blgn) 6 40 6 00 4 80 Bvt Bve Scotty (Aut>ln) 8 60 OH-deed hHI Also raced Govetter Jonn. Yankl!t Rhythm TllrH F1ng1(l, MoorH Oendv Man. Mervs Commend, Sun1t1 BHch Tlmt 101 1 S S2 EXACTA C6·71 P110 S4'80 S2 EXACT A (7·6) Pe1d Ml IO SEVENTH RACE. One mite Pa ce Ster Hiii tClltf) S 80 1 IO 2 IO Silver Lot>elt (Anderson I 3 20 3 00 SterPOinl SPrltt ( BevltU 2 80 Also rece<l Specie! Interest. Moon Cloud. lmP lmP Imp Welrus Trvst Mr Clerk Kent Time 202 3 S Sl EXACTA 11·9) Ped Sl7'0 EIGHTH RACE. One mne o.ce Soeed Bump Cwttm'I 13 10 ~ 10 4 60 Crazv Go111 CLonvol 4 80 4 00 SuPtr NHto csnerrenl 12 40 Time t S9 115 S2 IEXACTA (S·71 pe1d M980 NINTH ••c•. OM mite PK• Rvdon lAllacv (Soll) ll.40 UO 3 00 Ftrgus CSllerren) 3l 00 4 IO Pivot Point CAndtnonl t lO Tttn.: l:S7 41S U l!XACTA (S-?l Plld SJOSOO n f"tCK SIX (6·S-6 or 7-2-S·S) Plkl S7S,S07' wllll one winning tld<et llh• llorWI). u Pick Siii contoletlon Plkl S194.20 wflll 104 wlnnlr!Q llckeh (llve llO<WS) TENTH RACE. Ont m•le PICI Plloenlx Jeck CVtnd) 7 lill 460 U O Stormy Att1ck (Aul>ln) 7 60 4 80 Cruis.eewev (Wlhlemsl 6 80 Time. 2:01 31S S2 EXACTA CS·l l Ptld S33 20 Allendence: 4ASI Santa Anita SUNDAY'S RESULTS t70tll Of '1·dlte IMrouttlbred ft'IMtlne) FIRST RACE. One mite Restege (CestentOal IS.20 7,20 S 60 Graclotic (Peorozel 4 60 3 40 King of Ille Renell <Steiner 1 4 70 Also rectd' DIPlomellc Ruler. Pf\H Nollet, Stvli,11 Lao, Cowt>ov Talk, Iron Ally Time. 1:38 3/S. SECOND RACE. 6 lurlong1 Rose Soler <Plncavl 6.00 • 00 l ?O T.V SPOI csno.rneker) 9 00 s .a Qoeen of Mlrtdor (Cntenedel 3 to Also reced: Cestle Star. Ivor's F ire, PolM>n Pen, Rovlr!Q Girl, Heto A.ngi., Fleur De Teel, Vandallll, Flvlng WHI, Love's Magic. Time: 1:11 3/S S2 DAILY DOUBLE (4·0 Pita '62.60 THlftD RACE. 6 turtongs Calel>Onlla COrtege) 12 20 l 60 3 00 Herd Hit (Guerra) l 00 2 60 Lucttv Buddv IFutntesl J IO Also reced Grlt1 ancl Frttr D1111nct Lover, A Fast Peace, Goodt>ve J Y UreQOld. Time: 1:10 21S FOURTH RACE. 61 > turlonlls Lord ol Wind (OlllSIY) S 40 7 ta 2 40 BllPS (Plncevl 2 20 2 40 Herdtonandle (Mele) 4.00 A.ISO receo. tn Neturel Form, Otd's Quest, Alflclonedo. Time: 1:16 1/S, SS EX.ACTA Cl·Sl paid S24 SO FIFTH RACE. 6'11 tvrlonlll on turf Steellncilve (Vtnzl) 10.60 4 40 3.80 Prosperous (OelallOUsseve) UO 3.IO Nlgntllewker (Guerre) 1.20 Also raced: Gree t E11tern, Arullno, Gembl1no, Quantum leap, Cnulle Strfft, Beren. Mr. Prime Minister Time: 1:14 115 SS EX.ACTA (•·6) pet() $142 00 SIXTH RACE. t 1116 mllel Ocean View CC11no) 4.00 2 40 2 20 Melesllc Sno<e (Olllssvl 2 60 2 60 Kosnere (Vatenzuetal 3 00 Also receo TH Ange, Run Ille Ge1a,.v. Creon. Hewk1n·s Hurricene Time· 1 '4 2 S SEVENTH RACE. I 11 ll milH Orl110 I P1ncev l S 00 3 20 2 60 Morrv s ClllmP CGarc1el I 20 l 40 Ouroan OHi> < Valenruet•l 7 80 Also rt ced Antic1P1hvt , Acou1s1t1on ObS11ntdo Time 147 3 S SS EXACTA 12·61 Pt1d Sl23 SO EIGHTH RACE. 1 I 16 miles Fell Tll'lll (Hawtev) S.00 3 00 H O Gate Dancer IOelallOUSSvt) 3 80 3 00 Commemorate CMerel l 80 Also raced Ceroett. Arliclloke, Frencll Lt11ione1re Time 1·42 315 SS EXACTA IS·6) paid S41 SO S2 PICK SIX C7·1·4··3·2·SJ Da1d s l,041 ?O wiln 235 winning tickets tsl11 horse\) S2 Piek Sl11 consolation oeld sS7 70 ... 11n 4,273 winning tickets lllve horst$) NINTH RACE. One mile Clear Crvsll (Shmkr) 8.60 ScrHnet>te (Plncevl Freve's Wlsll ICestenedl) Time. 1:36 3/S. • 00 2.80 3 20 1 60 440 SS EXACT A (3·71 Peld SS7 00 Attendance: 62.154 NHL CAMPBELL CONFERENCE SmV1M DMslen v·Edmonton x·C•lll•rv x·Vencouver 11·Wlnnlpeg Kines W L T Pn GF GA SS 11 S 11S 434 309 33 29 " 80 294 293 31 39 I 70 291 324 29 37 10 68 331 363 72 43 12 S6 297 366 Norril DMston v·Mlnnesota 37 30 9 13 329 32S x·St Louil 32 38 7 71 28S l04 x·Oetrolt 30 40 7 67 219 313 Cnlcego 28 41 8 64 266 300 Toronto 2S 43 9 S9 293 37S WALES CONFERENCE P1trklt DIY11ton x·NV 1\lts x·Wesn1ngto11 x • P11lledf10ll1e x·NY Rngrs New Jersev P111s1>uroh •7 26 4 " 345 267 46 26 s 97 297 220 42 2S 10 94 338 711 40 28 9 89 303 2'15 17 S3 1 41 226 33S 16 SS 6 38 24' 377 A.dims Division x·Butfeto 47 23 7 101 309 247 ,,.Boston 45 2S 6 96 321 2S7 x·Quet>ec 40 27 10 90 347 269 Jt·Montreel JS 37 S 7S 213 21 1 Herttord 16 •O 10 61 276 310 .c·Clincl!eertri v·Cl+nclled 01v1s1ori title SundeV'\ Geme' Wasll1ngton • Plllst>urgn l Eomonron J. W1M1Pt11 2 Queoec 6 Heriford 6 111 NV IS!enotf'S S Buttato 3 Ptille•i>t11t 4 N~w Jtrll!V NY Rlnvtr\ 3 Montreal 2 Chieevo S Toronto • Ct llMtrY •. Vancouver 4 Tenlttll's <;eme SI Louis •• M1nn4!SOla CAMEL FILTERS It~ a whole new world. J Warn ing: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . .I 16 m~. "tar", 1.2 mg. nicotine av. per ctgarene by FTC method. USFL WESTERN CONFERENCE Oen~ Artz one EKpreH Oeklln(I P1dflc W L T Pct ... F .. A • t 0 100 IOI 106 l 2 o 600 16' n 230400 ~73 0 s 0 000 24 100 Centre! Mlc111gan 4 O O I 000 106 61 Houston J I 0 7SO 119 .. Oii l1110m1 3 2 O 600 S9 90 Sen Antonio I 4 O .200 SO 15 Cllkego O S 0 000 116 146 EASTERN CONFERENCE PlliteOllPhll New Jr.v Plttst>urgll Washington A .. ntlc 4 t 0 4 1 0 I 4 0 0 s 0 Seu1'Mnl .IOO IOI '9 .IOO 130 14 200 71 96 .000 40 166 New Orin• Blrmr!Qllm Tame>• Jecks.onvllle MernPllll s 0 0 l.000 112 " 3 t 0 , 750 111 SS 3 I 0 7SO 9' 95 2 3 0 400 126 105 I 4 0 200 76 1'9 ~v'• Sc-., JtekM>nvltte 13, LA EXlln'U 7 Denver 28, Memllhll 24 New Orlttns 41 Chicego 35 (oft New Jer'8v '3 Waslllngton 6 Tenilttt's 0- Birmlngnem 11 T1mP1 Bev Mlclllgan 11 Houston Jacksonv .. 13, ExDress 7 Scere by ou.n.n JtckM>nvllte 0 3 1 3-13 Los AnvetH O 7 O 0-7 Flnt Perteet Nont S«.-d Pen.d Jac-f'G Fr•nco 32, 1·4 LA-Herwv 4 PIH from s.urer (Zendeies kick), 7:00 ~...,. Jec-McClendon SI PHS trom Mellfour (Frenco kick), 9 14 F tuf1ll Pertod Jec-FG Frenco JS, 7:52 A-16,042 TNm StettsllCI Jee LA F lrst d0wn1 14 14 Rus~·verds 26·61 21·112 P11sl09 vardl 237 lSS Return veros SS 141 Pts'81 37· 11· I 38·21·3 Seeks Bv 1-12 2.., Punh 8·36 8·37 Fuml>fe1·toSI I ·O 3· 1 Penellies·varos 2· lS 3·26 Time of Pol~ss+on JI 10 29-so lftdMduel Stlthllel RUSHINC.-JICklonvlhl McCltndon 13·3S. Mes.on 8·26. L-ls 2·4 Hober! 3·3 Los Anve+n Grev 16· 107, Townsell 1·S Seurt< I· I. Meck HI Boddie I (minus I) PASStNG-Jac1<w•w111« HOl>erl 7· 1S-G-S4 Mehlour 11·22· I· 113 Los Angeles s.turer 17·31·2·11S Ramwv •·7 1·.0. RECEIVINC.-J1cuonv1tle. Clerk S·ll McCtenoon •·79 Be<oman 3·3', KtmP 2·7• Malll>l!WS 1-1 Hende<'Wn t·7 M11on 1·2. Ltwl\ l·(m1nus 21 Los Angeles, Grev S·26 Townsell •·40, All~ 3·38 Ell" 3· IS Sl>errOd 2·32. Moore 2·2 He<wv 1·4. Gunn H m1nus n MISSED FIELD GOALS-None cuore Cup (ti MIMI, ttalv) SINGLES FINAL Stefan Edl>«O (Sweden) Off Mets Wllen0er ISweOlnl 6·4 6·2 tEdt>erg ""Ins S70.000l Worn.n's tournam«it (II D ... I) Sinltn FNI Hine Manollkove IC1ecllos10ve1<1e o.f Ke111v Jorden 1u S I 7·6 3·6 6· I (Mendhkove wins S28.000. Jorden ..,ins s 14 0001 Cohee UC IRVINE INVITATIONAL Cllllt'd Piece ) UC Irvine 6, Y ... l Slntlel An11ton CUCll def Wosltflllo1me 6·4 6·4 Man Son Hing (U(ll def Stenttr 6·0. 6·3. Amor IUCll def PomPen. 6·4, 2·6 6·3. Downs tUCll def RHd, 3·6, 6· •, 6·4, Tllur$1ont ( Y J def Rockow11t. 4·6. 6·3. 6·2. Robson (V) def LlndHY, 6·1 6·2 Doubtel Wos11n1101me·Sten1er CY) oet Men Son Hl'lg Hink el 7·6 6 2 An1S1on·Mv1n tUC ll del Rted He rsoo 7 6 6·? Amor Rocll o w11 1 <UCI def Solomon Kllourv 7·6 6·3 01ller sc-s M1nneso11 Ott Aul>\lrn 5·4 lcham· P1onlll1P) N0<lhwes1ern oel T .illa 8 I lhflh p1ecel Fresno Stal• oet Co'Oraoo S-4 <seventh lllace .. :· •• •• ' . I ' I 11 I I I I I~ C4 0r.nge CoMt DAILY PILOT/Monday, MIW'Ch H, 1~ • ~ife after Ralph: Oh what a life! They're celebrating at Virginia -even without Sampson - 8y the Asaodated P~H life with Ralph at the Universit~of Virginia ended in failure, punctuated a frus1rat1on-venlmg, vicious. on~han cd 1am after tame had expired. life afkr Ralph continues in improbable success. celtbrated by a crowd-rousing 1hrus1 of the fist and wiggle of the hips. Last year's gesture was a poignant goodbye by Ralph Sampson. college basketball's three-1ime Player of the Year \-...ho!ie last chance at a nauonal cham- p1onsh1p had just been vanquished 63-62 h) North Carolina Stale 1n the final game of the ~est Regional This >ear's gesture is a symbol of n:surrecuon by Olden Polynice. who replaced ampson with spint if not litat1st1cs and helped carry the Cavaliers into next weekend"s Final Four of the 'ICAA basketball tournament 1n Seattk It has been a bump} tnp. Before the season. Virginia ( oach Teri) Holland sun c~ed the m1ssini middle of the Cavalier team and. "ltke a mad ~c1ent1st. not sure what will come out.·· )tarted pu111ng together the pieces agam. .\ key was Pol)nice. a 6-10 freshman trom Haili out of All Hallows High School 1n Ne.,.. York with Sampson, a relaxed VitJinta won its first 10 pmes. includina & 6~--61 victory over eventual Pacific 10 co.<hampion Washington. But for the fim time in three years there were empty seats in Umvers1ty Hall, "Ralph's House." Enter Polynice with the solution. After every dunk. to get the: crowd and his teammates excited. he celebrated with a quick Jab into the air and a wiggle of his hip . "We need the fans behind us." he said. .. Attendance was down early in the ye.ar because we·d lost Ralph. I wasn't sure how it would go over -I'm just a freshman - but the fans got behind 11. "I get excited and I jump a little more. I scream a little more," he says. "I just take 1t upon myself to get the team going any way I can." • Nice gu}. this Pol}ntce 1111. V1rgin1a struulcd Aifer that I 0-0 stan before the Atlantic Coast Conference schedule. V1rgin1a lost nine of 13 games. four 1n a row at one point. The NCAA tournament seemed beyond hope. The Ca\aliers had played a tough schedule. but they had lost to the top teams and would finish the regular season 3-10 against teams bound for the NC AAs. They finished 1n a fifth-place tie in the ACC with a 6-8 record. They had o ne more shot. the ACC tournament. which propelled Nonh Caro- lina State on 10 the national championship a year ago. But V1rg101a lost Its first game there, 63-51 to Wake Forest, droppmg its record to an un-NC AA-like 17-1 'r. "I guess the selection committee did not see us play that game, .. Holland said. I lj Polvn1ce conceded from the begmnmg 1ha1 he could not replace Sampson. and he did not. Where Sampson was the star with a supponmg cast of fo ur juniors. Polynice was a supporting player for Sampson's old supporting cast. He averaged jUSI 7.6 potnts and 5.5 rebounds a game through Saturday's 50-48 East Re~onal cham- p1onsh1p '1ctor. o er Indiana: in four years. Sampson a'eraged 16.9 points and 11 .4 rebounds. The Cavaliers were one of the last teams selected for the 53-team NCAA field. and only Big ky tourney champion Ne- vada-Reno. at 17-13. had a worse record. But like N.C. State a year ago. Virginia caught fire. beating Iona. Arkansas. Syr- acuse and Indiana by a total of 13 points. Time on their hands No longer ex pected 10 win e'ery game Four pro football .couta time Nebruka '• Ken Graeber (blurred, rl&ht), in 40-yard da•h at Cornbuaken' condldonhlg program. BULLETIN BOARD Ba•eball tbl11 wee.k HIGH SCHOOLS Tuesda) -Edison v~ Ocean View at Mile Square Park. 7 p.m. Wednesda) -In 1ne at ( orona del Mar. Costa Me!>& at n1,ers11,. Estancia at El Toro. Saddlrback at e~pon Harbor Huntington Beach at \.\ estminster. Dana Hills at Wood· bndge. Laguna Hills at an Clemente. Capo Valle~ at M1ss1on V1e10. J 15 p.m .. Fountain Valle) vs. Manna at Blair h c:ld. 7 pm Fnda' -Costa Me)ll at t orona dcl Mar t 1n1,ersll\ al lnine. Estancia at ~addleback . El Toro at '-ie"'pon Harbor "1 1ss1on \ 1e10 al Laguna Beach Laguna Hill~ at ( apo \ alle). San Clemente at Dana Hill!> ' l 'i pm . Manna 's Edison at Milt" Square Park 1 pm Sa1urda' -Wt"slmin~tl'r a1 Ocean Vie" Fountain Valle> at Hu n11ng1on. Beach. noon. Woodbndgt" in Palo~ Vl·rdc:~ Tournament COMMUNITY COLLEGES Tucsda) -C)prcss at Orangr Coas1. Ml ':Ian .\n1on10 at Golden West ~addleback a1 \an 011."go ((.:?.JO p.m. Thursda) -Fullenon a1 Orange C oas1 Goldt'n West at Compton. San 01<."go Mei.a at Saddleback. 2:JO p.m Saturday -Compton al Goldt"n \.\nt. Orange Coast at Fullenon. Palomar a1 Saddh.'· back. noon. COLLEGES Tuesda) -llSlll at L'C Irvine. 2:30 pm Wednesda) -Southern (al College a1 UC Irvine. ::?.30 p.m. 1 Volleyball tbl• wee.k HIGH SCHOOL Toda> -Edison at Fount.am Valle}'. Manna at Hunungton Beach. 7 p.m Tuesday -Newpon Harbor at Corona del Ma r: Unn ers1ty at Estancia. El Toro at Irvine, Costa Me~ at Mater De1. San Clemente at Laguna Beach. Woodbndgt' at Mission V1e10. 7 p.m Wednesda~ -Manna a1 Edison . fountain Valle) al Hunungton Beach. 7 pm Fnda) -Corona dd Mar at Estancia. "1e"pon Harbor at Uni' cr~it). (osta Mesa at El Toro. Mater De1 at In ine. Edison at Hunungton Beach \.\ estm1nsterat Fountain Valle). Laguna Beach at (ap1strano Valle). Woodbndge at Laguna Hills. Ocean Vie" at Manna. 7 p.m. Saturda> -Edison at Palisades Tournament. COMMUNITY COLLEGES Wednesda) -Ml. Sao Antonio at Golden West. 7 JO pm Fnda) -'ianta Barbara ( ( at CJolden Wes1. 7 30p m COLLEGES Tonight -USC vs Hawa11 a1 Golden \.\est. 7.30. Track till• wee.k HIGH SCHOOL BOYS Swimming tbD wee.t . HIGH SCHOOL Wednesday -Estancia at Irvine. Saddleback at Newpon Harbor. University at El Toro, Corona del Mar al Costa Mesa. Edison at Fountain Valley, 3 p.m Thursday -Mission V1e10 at Laguna Beach. 3 p.m. Fnda) -University at Tustin, 3 p.m. Saturda) -Fountain Valle) at San Manno COMM UNITY COLLEGES Thursdav -Saddleback at Palomar lnv11a- t1onal · Frida) -Goldt"n West al Fullenon. Santa Ana at Orange Coast. ::? 30 pm Saturda) -Saddleback at Palomar In' Ila· 11onal. Duc.k caillna conte.t Tht' Southern <:'ahforn1a Duck Calling Con- test will be held May 19 a1 Raahauge's Phea~nt Hunting Club in Norco. Entry fee is $5 for juniors and SI 0 for adults. More than $500 in prize mone y will be offered The event is co-sponsored by the Southern California Ducks and Iverson game calls. Entnes should be sent to Southern CaJ1forn1a Duck Calling Contest. P.O. Box 1103. Corona. 91720. Fnda) -Nevada Las Vegas at UC ln·1ne 2:30 pm. Thursday-Estancia at In inc. Saddleback at Newpon Harbor. University a1 El Toro. Corona del Mar at Costa Mesa. Fountain Valley at Edison. Ocean View at Huntington Beach. Marina at Westminster. Laguna Beach at M1ss1on V1e10. 3 p.m. For more information. phone 734-6873 HIGH SCHOOL GIR~ AMA Motocro .. Championship Professional ou1door mo1ocross make 11s 1984 wu1hland debu1 Sunda\ at the $25.000 AMA Motocross Champ1onsh1p at Saddleback Park 1n Orange Practice for the compcllllon bcgrns a1 I 0 a m and racing 1s set 10 start at noon Thursday-Estancia at In 1ne. Saddleback at Newpon Har6or. Un1vers11y at El Toro. Corona del Mar at Cost.a Mesa. Edison at Fountain Valley. Huntington Beach at Ocean View, Westminster at Manna. Laguna Beach al M1ss1on V1e10. 3 p.m La.ken' home .chedule Thursday. March 29 -Hous1on: Sunday. April I -Golden State. 7 p.m .. Fnday. April 6 -Kansas Ci1y: Wednesday. Apnl 11 - Portland: Fnday. Apnl 13 -Dallas: Suinda)'. A.pnl 15 -Phoenix. 2:30 p.m COMMUNITY COLLEGES Tickets are pnced at S 13 D1scou1 coupons are available at pamc1pat1ng Kawasaki dealers Fnday-Santa Ana. (ypress at Golden West. All games at the Forum. Inglewood. All games begin at 7.30 p.m .. unless otherwise noted For more 1nforma11on. phone (213) 864-5214 Orange Coast. Compton at C emtos. 2:30 pm. McGwire sets HR record OCC women win swim meet LOS .\NGELES (A.P l - Mark McG"1re became the Pacific-10 C onferencc·s ca- reer home run leader Sun- da~ sl uggtng two homers a'> USC blasted Anzona. 14-~ tn colkge haseball ac11on . McGw1re h11 a three-run homer tn the first inning and added a two-run shot 1n the second. g1'-ing him I for the season and 40 for his career. That mark breaks the Pac-I 0 record of 39 set by Arizona State's Stan Holmes from 1979-81 . The victory gave Sou them Cal a sweep of the Pac1Gc-IO Southern D1v1s1on senes with An- zona and helped the Tro- jans raise their overall re- cord to 27-8. Southern Cal ts 7-2 in conference play. Anzona falls to 13-23 and l-1. Damon Oppenheimer and Craig Stcven~on each drove 1n three run~ for Southern Cal. ln•ex•pen•elve• ·11n 1k .pen 11v) not 111gh 1n price. ree1onao11. c1au1fle0 lllJ-.. MJvert1sing ~ Class ified Advertising 642·5e7A Ii.\/'. :..LISOBISPO-TheOrange Coast College '-'Omen's swim team. behind three victories from sophomo re sensat lO n Tammi LaVelle. captured the C'ul'sta lnvita· t1onal here 1h1s weekend. La Veile captured the 200 freest} le 11 57 13). 100 free (53.39). and 100 breaststroke I 1.09 5 l as OC C ac- cumulated 569 team po1n1~. Golden West. with Denise Ryno sconng close second m the 50 breast and I 00 breast. was second 1n the 1eam scoring w11h J34 points. In the men's meet, II was powerful Fullerton taktng tl'am honors. while Golden West took second. The Rustlers' Enc Lund captured the 500 freest\le in 4·51 I. while teammate Luke 1ode .... as the win- ner in the 20 back~trokc \\-1th a I :58.6 effort. NCAA'SFINALFOUR. • • Jl'romCl three baskets and Ewing htt a three-point play in the run. MIDWEST With this tnp to Seattle. Coach Guy V. Lewis' Cougars Joined a select group of six. teams which have gone to the Final Four three straight times. The others were UCLA, North Caro- lina. San Francisco. Ohio State and Cincinnati. 'Tm so proud of this team." Lewis said, shruggrng ofT compansons with past teams. "This team is tired of being compared to last year's team. This year's team 1s thi year's team. and last year's team was last year's team." Wake Forest. 23·9 and reprcscntmg tht Atlanttc Coast Confcttncc. twice trailed by JU$t two points late in tht game. the final time at 51-SS with 5:24 lefl. But Michael Young and Ola· juwon hit consecutive baskets to gjve Houston a 61 ·55 lead and control of thepmt. "We knew the)' were JO•n, to be hard to btat." uwas said o Wike forest "and we weren't d1sappainted 1n that " Hou stun. winner of thr 'iouthwttt Conference. led 34-J I at halftime. Wake Forest was led b> Kenny Green wtth 18 points. while: Young had 15 for Houston. 13 in the 'ICcond half. EAST The memory of Ralph Sampson ha not been erased 1n Charlot- tesville. Va .. but the avahe~ have proved. at least. that basketball docs go on. Kenton Edehn. Sampson's understudy the past two seasons, scored five straight points in the final I 'h mmutes to g.ive Virginia its two-point victory O\.cr favored In- diana. MIDEAST Bowtc came ahvc in the second half to help Kentucky fight ofT a physical. well-schooled Illinois team. Bowie hadall 11 ofhispo1ntsand IOofh1s 14 rebounds in the second half. "I wanted to put my11Clf in a suuatton where I could be 1he hero or the aoat." 8oW1e said. Near tht end of the aame, Bowie SUSLatncd I sprained ankle which obv1ou$1y hur1 a great deal. but he said lattr. "This malccs 1t f«"I a lot heller .. __ / __ '\ __._. &.: _.. ~----- CUESTA INVITATIONAL "'-" 400 lnoo-1 Allen (Fult9flo11). • 19.01, 1. Souu !Fuller1011J. •:37 40, 3 Bene (Orange Cou ll. •.39.13. 700 lr-1 Ad<lln111on <Fullerton), 1:46.'3. 2 Helonlde !Golden We\I), 1·47 44; 3 Lun<I <Golden Wtsll. I 47.76 100 ltv-1 t<uoen <Fun.rlon), Sl.6', 2 Wnllt· need ISe<lliOln l. S3 33, 3 WOOClme n (West Vellevl. 54 ... 100 beck-I N10<le IGOlde!I Wtst), §.4 °'· 2 Sommen IS.n1e Ana) S6 II. 3 Schwtrin <Cnet1ot), 59 se. 100 brtul-1 Muronv (Cue,1e). 1-01 S9, 2 Edmonds (Fullerlon), 1.01 96, 3 Veccoro !Se· OUOIH ), I 01.28. 900 ''" relay-I Fullerlon. 1 13.10, 2. GolO.n Wtsl, 7 14 6, J Wf\1 Vellev, 7 lJ > SOO lr-1 Lu!ld (GOla.n Wesll, •.SI I, 2 Edmon<ls ( Fui!.rlonl. 'S2 3, l . Schul11 IG01c1911 West), S:OO 2 100 fr-I VOlllnQ IWHI Vellev). 49.01, 2 Allen (Full«IO!I), ,, 14, 3 Hoele>hlde (Golden Wtst), •9 31 200 bKk-1 NfoOe IGo!clen WHI), 1:51.6, 2 Kuo.n IFullerlonl, 2:06.37; > Sousa (Fulleflc>n), 1-01 n. Teem iCOl'lno 1. FW....ton, J9t; 2. Ootoen Wtst, 350, 3. Wesl v111tv. ?ff; •· Se<luoles, 1 .... S Cuesle, 15J, 6 Otenoe Coe"· 125. .... 200 lndo-1 ~ (Orenee Coaall, 2 16 JO, 2 ltVflO (Golden Wtsl), 2:70 1'. 3. Frenll. (Wttt Vall.VI, 2.2206 100 fr..-1 l.eVf41e <Ore"" Coe1I), 1:S7 13. 2 St~ (C-111. t.57.JS, J Scovtt (Cfff°lllo), 2-016) 50 ftv-1 Frenll (WHI VelleV), 11.M; 2. Outmen' IOr•nt1 Cotti), ,..... 3. Miiier !Cet>rlllOI. 79 13 so be<ll-1 AYWI" corenoe Coesll. >OJM. 2 MotwOOd (Orenee Coe11). )014, 3 s..,,..11enc1 (WHI V111tv), na. 50 llrM1t-1 t.eV ... COtlllOt Coasl), 3741, , ltvno {~ WMI).,, Sl, J CNMlne (~ Wttl),)) 1'- .00 ''" rNv-1 Cel:lflllO, >:SI II. t, Orenoe Coeat, > Sl.10; a. GoicMn w .. 1. 3'5' 10. ?00 medlev , ... Y-1. Orenee CO.•I, UI •· 2 s.Qvole\, 2:02.J, J. Cebrlllo, 7:02.S. 100 ltM-l. L.eVllle IOrente Coesl), Jo).Jt, 2. SI..,..., <Cu.•111, u ta. J. "") °"'"*'* <Or· enot Coe1t1, s ... tlelld <We.I Vel*evl, S.k 100 bee*-1 Avetlll !Orenee CMll), 1-0. S.S, ' MorwOOCI 10r.,,.. CoetJ), lti.O., J Willert Cc.trilel, H1 Gi 100 tr•st-1 L.e\I ... (Oreftte CMMI, 1-ot S. , ~vno (~ WMU, I 1151, J ~ (OrMN COMO, 1 I 1 61 TMm K«ino 1 0r-. Cout, M';' ~ Wttl, ~. J ~H. nt, ' (.'.ebl'lfto. 2'11, S. Cuet11 nl Kicker's appeal rejected WASH INGTON (AP) -.\ former place-kicker and punter for the San Diego Chargers railed today m a Supreme Coun attempt to stnp away pro- fessional football's protec- tion against state antitrust laws. The j ustices. without comment, rcjocted an ap- peal by Dennis Panec and left intact a ruling that the Supreme Court's arant of antitrust immunity to baseball extends as well to football. In 1972. the Supreme Court kept baseball exempt from antitrust laws in a ruling against former star outfielder Cun Flood. The coun said then that the national • paStime·s "unique characteristics and needs" placed it beyond the reach of anti· trust laws. federal or state. Pancc's attack on foot· ball's lepl s&atu deals with the 1pon •s ttlatton1hip to stale antitrUSI suits. The former kackcr played for lbc Chirac,., in the Nauonal Football uaauc from 196S.76 f\cr he uvured his back 1n 1976 and waJ cut by the team. be filed s.uit to rt· cover •hert t of his salary. .. Ml.IC fl)TIC( AC11110U8911e•H MAlmlTA,....... The ~ pef'tofl It dOlrlQ bull,,... .. : (Al Ltf'e MA88AOI (8) 8UN~LOWEA SEJMC!S, 2 Whit. wood Wf1Y, IMM, Ca. 92115 Catotyn Martin Poll, 2 ~ woocs Way, tr'VIM. ca. ta715 Thie ~It condueted by: 11n lndlVlduel. Cerolyn Poi. Thl8 statement wu m.d with the County Clerk of Orenge County on Fee> 21, 1914 n.1• Pvl*lhed Ofenge CoMt 0.-Y Pltol Mercfl 12, 1t. 26. Aprll 2. 1914 141M.4 Ml.IC NOTICE PICTITIOU8 IMl ... 18 MAIM 8TATIMeNT The followlng 1*1100 le doing ~-= NEWPORT BEACH SIGN COM-PANY. 302 S5111 St . Newport 8Neh.CA.t2M3 o.ck Campbell, 302 35th St., Newport BMc::n. CA. 92883 Thll butinese It Oonducied by. llll lndMduel. o.ck Campbell Thie ttltement was filed with the County Clerk ol Orange Coooly on Feb 28, 198.4 ~Amr ' The ~ penoM lte dOlilQ ~-BUll.OtNO MPAIR LTD . t7· 1 , .....,. Cit., Hunt~...._. ' 12&47 0.W Plde, 125 Hennoee. I '"' CA. 8271• JoM Cowlll. 11'11 .,.~ Cit .. Huntington e..cn. ea. t2147 Daw'** . Thia ltat.mlnt WM fl*! wttfl the COunty Clttk ot <>reno-County on Marett I, 1N" flMIUf Pvblrahed ()fenge Cou1 o.llv Piiot Maroll 19, 2t, Apnl 2, t , ttM 15124' ,ICTITIOUI _, ..... NA•eTATWMmtf n,. ,~ P«ton8 .. doing bualnea ... CA THERINE M .• 12 e.t1cepe Dr .. Newport BMCll. Ca. t2e&3 Ann Cathenne Myet9, 12 a... acel)e °' .. Newport BMeh. 0.. 92&83 Thlt bulineN la conducted by: an Individual. ANN CA THERINE MYERS Thie stetement wu filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Maren 8, 1914 ,...,. ,, ....... Publllhed Orange Cout Delly ~ 0r.,.. Coeel Deir Pilot M11cn 12. 19. 26. 198.4 ~llot Metctt 1t, II, Aprtt t, t. 1* 1408..a. 1 ...... MllC NOTICE FICTfTIOUI aUllNlll NA• ITATIMENT Tile following person1 ere doing bu,.,_.u GREG"$ DETAILING SPECIAL· TIES (G D S ). 2600 E. Cout Hwy '"B". Coron• del Met. Ca. 92625 Gregory Jerome 811\Jmgertner, Chamberteln Thll bualneN Is conducted by· an Individual Greg Baumganner: Chambeffaln This steltmenl WU tiled with the County Cleric of Ofenge County oo March 2. 198.4 F2lllZ7 Pvblllhed Orange Cout Delly Piiot March 12, 19. 26. Aprll 2, 1984 143~ P\&.IC NOTICE flCT1TIOUI 8UllNEll NANI aTATEMENT The following person It dotng buslMM H "RIANAH'S"", 3857 Birch St . Suite 209, Newporl Beeeti. CA 92660 Rlenah H. Rhone, 41.4 Sliver TrM Lene. Redlands. CA 92374 This bullMta ia conducted by: an lndlvlduel Rlaneh H. Rhone Thlt etetement WIS filed with the County Ct•k of Orange County oo Feb 28. 198.4 f2aa3 Publllhed Ofange Cout Delly Pilot March 12. 19, 26. April 2, 1914 141()...84 P\&.IC NOTtcE '1CTIT10UI 9UllNHI NAfftlTATHtlNT The following pereone .,., doing buslneu H LORD NELSON YACHTS, 3408 VII Oporto. Sult• 5. Newpor1 e .. cn. Ce 92683 Craig Beechwllll, 16410 Alg0n-qu1n St.. Huntington Beach, Ce. 92849 Thie buslnea• Is conducted by: an Individual. CRAIG BECKWllH This atetement wa flied with the County Clerk of Orange County on Meren 6. 1984 '2ieOIU Publlthed Orange COU1 Deity Pilot Merell 19. 28. April 2. 9, 1984 1559..a. P\&.IC NOTICE '1CTITIOUI IMl ... H NAMI IT A'T'DmNT The following P«90M ate doing bullneuu: APOLLO CONST. & INTERIORS co .. 25 Hennoea. lrvlne. Ca. 92714 Dive R. Plcil, 25 HefmoM, Irvine. Ce. 92714 Thia butlnett ls condueted by: 11n Individual. Deve Peck Th,. statemenl wu fllld with tile County Clettl of Orange Coooty on Mareh 8. 19&4 FMMa7 Published Orange Cout Delly Piiot Marc:fl 19, 28. Apnt 2. 9, 1914 1577-&4 SAILORS-SOUTHALL P\&.IC NOTICE JOHANNA SAIL ·--------- ORS-SOUTHALL. beloved flCTTTIOUa .uaMIS NAMEITATE-...T wife of Robert C. Southall. The tOllowlng peraona are doing passed away March 21, 1984 ~ness u h h · '"'-tr OMN ISCENT AUTOMOTIVE al t etr ome ITT \.AtplS an FABRICATIONS. t3067 Cua Linde Beach. Moving to the South Lene. No. G. Garden Grove, Calif Coast area in 1945, she re-926.44 sided in Newport Bea<.'h, El Donald L. Fair. 13067 Cua Linde Segundo. Huntingto n Lane No. G. G1rc1«1 Grove. Ca 926.44 Beach. San Clememte and Th•• business ls conducted by an Capistrano Beach. She 1nd1111dual. created her JOHANNA Donald L Feir Ceramics and distnbuted Th11111temen1 •H filed with tile Counly Clerk ot Orenge County oo the line from her Costa March 8, 1984 Mesa Pottery to the national markets An accomplished orgarust she was also known f'M04al Published Orenge Cout Oltlly Pilot March 19. 26. April 2, 9, 1984 1576-84 for her 011 painting and nee------------ die work She was an aux-f'ta.IC NOTICE illary of the Retired Offices -----------Assoctat1on and a member of FICTTTIOUI IMl ... 11 the San Clemente Elks NAME ITATW•NT Tile fOllowtng perton ,_ doing Ladies Association, she was business H : also a member of the Cruise BORDEAUX MANAGEM ENT C S CONSULTANTS, 7573 Slel9' Master lub. he leaves, in T. Hunttngtoo Beech. ca111. 926.47 addition to her husband, Jenet Sue SchuHl•r. 283 two sons, John J . Sailors of Llveme Danbury Connecticut and ~.Long Beach, C•IH 92&83 ' . This bulln.e 18 conducted by• en Stephen A. Sailors of La lndlvldual Habra. California; 5 grand-Janet Schuellet children, Debby and Judd of This stelement wu med with the Seattle Washington David County Cleric of Ofange County on • · Mar. 18. 1914 of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Jay l"M11IO of Seattle, Washington. Jeff Pvbll•hed Orange Cout Delly Sailors of the United States Pilot March 26. Al>f'll 2. 9, 18, 19&4 . 170~ Navy and Jeru of La Habra. Family memorial service NOTICE was pnvate with burial at ___ Ml...;...;;..;.;.;;IC....;.;..;.;..;.;;;.. __ _ sea arranged by the Nep- tune Society. HAll80" LAWN-MT. Ol.IVI Mortuary • C.metetY Crematory 1625 Glaler Ave. Costa Mesa 5'0-5554 PIE"CE 8ROTHE"8 IELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 6-42·9 ISO ---. BALTZ l,RGERON SMITH ·~Hill WESTCLIFF CHAPEL &27 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-9371 PACIFIC YllW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Pacific View Oflve Newport Beactl 8'.C-2700 ACTITIOOI _, ..... NMftlTAru.HT The followlng ~ II doing bu1lneuas: COAST AL EQUIPMENT COM· PANY. 6552 Parle Clrcle. Hunt-ington Belch. Caltl. 92147 l'homu Alvan Judklna. 8&52 Paris Circle. Huntington Beeeti. Callt 926.47 This buslneae 11 conducted by? an lndtvldual Thomas A. Judklna This statement wu fllecl with th9 County Clerk of Orenge County oo Mar t6. 198.4 flt1171 Published Ofenge Cout o.lly Piiot March 26. April 2. 9, 18, 1t&.4 1109-8.4 Plitt.IC NOTICE FtCTITIOUI 9UIMH NA• ITATl•NT The fOlloWlng petton It doing t>uslneu u : FIBERFORMANCE. 7272 Setum St. unl1 K, Huntington Beach, Calif 926'7 CtilflM R Seymour Jr . 20$31 Montauker. Huntington BHch. Calif 926'6 Thi• butln.u Is conducted by: an lndivtduat Cf'latlel R. Seymour Jr. Thia statement wu med wltll the County Qerk of Orenge Coooty oo Mat. 16, 1N" f'Mt112 Pvbhhed Orenge co.et o.lty Plk>t Marcti 28. Aptil 2, t , 11, 1tM 1101 ..... ,_IC NOTICE rtennoua .,.. .. McC°"MtCK MORTUAltY NAm ITATWfT '785 LaQuna Cenyon Act. The tollOwlnO S*90nl .,. ~ Laguna 8ftch. Ca. 82651 ~-· 4M·l415 TEXTILE MA"Kl!TINO SYS· TEMS, 431 8 Mtlln Sl. Hunllneton C Beedl. Calif. 93'1 ._ _______ _. 1 8fUOI CrllO O'NMI, 2.21 N. Vint ------------1st .. Anellelm, Calif. t2IO& Karyl "°'*111 ~ 9 Mlllq 81., Huntington IMch, caltf. ~ T"'-buelneat .. ~ by: e THIM09 1000 l tlf --=i·~·-.W.f• ~ =4.r•ad&----~1 --_5. oen-11 pert'*"'lp INCeC.O'NMI Tl* et1tement wee .-.ct -6th the County Qel1t o4 Orenoe County on Mar 18, 1N4 ,..,,,. Publlltled Ofenoe COatt o.11y Hot MltCl'I tt. Aprl 2, ... , .. , ... tt1o+t I ___ Nl.IC___,--.MJTIC(......,,..._ ___ 1 ___ rtaJC__.....,NO...;;.;.;.TICl.;,;;..,,. __ t-_'__, .... rt .... a.-.1C._'llO......,'TICl.-..._~-__ .MLJC ll)TIC( T...,. l'tennout -M NcftTNMll W IR•M '9Cnn0ue .., .... N0nca CM' TilUel'U'a IALI MM9 ITA,,_NT llAm ITAT'llmtf Mm IJTATlllPT T.8. ..._ 111111 •.A The fobrlng pei'llOfi la doing Thi f011ow1t10 ~we dolftO The tOlloliMg panona we~ YOU AM .. Dll'AU&. T UNDO A bualn.u u • Duain.. •: bueW1ea1 ae; DllO CM' TRUeT DATIO 4--_ I. I. WCMI l'ITAOLEUM • .COO Blrdl 0.# .J. ~llTIU. 2107 N NIWl'ORT DeV!lOPM!HT CO .• 1• UNUM YOU TMta AC1'tON It. • t1f, ~ laactt. CA 8'~. hlta zot. 1anta Ane. 11111 ~ L.ana, Huntington TO llROTICT YOUlt Maran. 128e0 CA. tUOI 8-c:h. CA '*' " MAY • IOU> AT A "*IC Rootrt 8. HoC>bl, 118 A.GllpulCO ~ H<Mton.1S.is1 Celdowwood Orant I!. 4rQ•IKIOtlt. lll'tl IAUL • YOU llHD AN UPI.A· St.:.~ a.eon. CA. t2ta 1 at .. Long e.ct\, CA toe ,5 OrMl\"'-w Una. """'lnoton hlic:ft, *"'* CM' ,,. MAT\Mm Of 1"I '"'-~ta conducted by. en PN1 A". ~. 17SCM MOffo CA. 12Mt PltOCllOIMO AGAUl81' YOU, lndMclual OrM, AoWlend Heiohtt. CA. 91748 Delmer A ewann. 11 ... Matotn, YOU '"°""'° COM'ft.CT A LAW• AoOet1 8. Hobb1 AAIY A. Wernadl, 1~ N. ,rand\ Cypr .... CA ~ YU. Thie~· -.. IMd with the 81., •LI. Senta AM. CA. 92701 ·this bUlllneae le ~ad 11y: a T\clcw Tltla lnlur1ne» Compeny 01 Collnty C1artl ot Orenot County on Thie ~ re ~ Dy 1 eaner• partntrlhlp .. c.llfornta. I ~. fonnarty MWOll I , 1984 09'*1li PWfnwtNp, 0tanc !. ~ TIUa l'*Kenoa and Tl'Ult OomeanY. , .... to Judy A. Wl(MClt Thie 1t1ttimint ... ftlad Mith the on Aprtl 3, 1t&4, at t:OO A.M .. 1'loOf Publlthed Orange Coaat Deity Ttlll ... ""*'1 •• fltad with tM County Clerk Of OrMOe COun.ty on THlt lntYr'MCa Coms>enY or C...._ Pttol Mwdl 19. 2t, Aprt 2, 9J..JM4 C<iuttty etertt Of Orenge Coumy on feb. 28. 1984 fomia. I oot'PO'Mlon, for"*'Y TIUt ,.,.,7-t-t Mlrelt I , 1M4 ,._, 11*1'~ end TN9t Company,.. ..,_. Publletled Onno1 eo.t Delly dUty IPSIOintad TIVlt .. under end l'ublllhad OrMOt eo.t ~ Ptlot Matoe-12, 1t. ff.. APfl 2. 19M ""'**" to Deed Of Truet rwcOt'ded PiljC llJTICE Piiot Mardi 1t. at, Aprt 2. 9. 1tM 1412..a.. Auautt 27. 1NO. 1t 1Mt. No. 32833, 1514-M In Ii«><* 13717, pega 1155, of Of· Ptennout _ ... , ·---.. -.. -.,.-_-TV'C' ___ _ ftdlf Aecoc'dl In the Oftlct of the ... ,... ITA-'"-""'i-. C<lutt~ Aacotdar of Orana9 County, -' -' Calltomla. Will SELL A., PUBLIC bu~°"::"'° .,... we dOiflO , ___ MlJC ___ fl>..._ncl ... ___ PlCTITlOUa W N AUCTION TO HIGHEST BlOOER 'M""l"''N MEDl"U•NTS 2...... PlCTmOUa 8U9Mll MM9 ITA~ FOR cAsH oA cAsH1e.R·s CHECK. ~~ eoulaY.';d~"eu11e 133, MANI ITATDmNT The foliowlno l*'IO'I' .,. do#lQ ~ .. o,~~lmaUn11~ .. s,~ .. ln) .•IWfUt t~ Coat• M .... Ca. 92127 ... !..~~ng pel'tont are doing tiutom~:ANO PROPERTIES ....... ~, -•• ,,. O•orgt C. Fortnar, 2040 ..,.,..,_ -c eouth front entrance IO ,,,. <Md Or· Phllare>pa Court. Cot1• M .... Cl. PROFESSIONAL FIRE PROTfC-MGMT o .. 24712 Corti Cnlell, EJ ltlG9 County Court,_,.. located In 92828 TION, 511 Ham111on SI .. No c . Toro. CA 92030 the 200 8IOdt of W.., Senti Al\I Thia bl.lllnatl 11 conductedby.111 Cot1e M ... ca. t2e27 Kelly Arelhw•y Corporetlon, 8Nd (formerly W•t 8th St.) Sllltl lndMdull. Steven Th0rnat Neu«t 511 Ham-24712 COrtl PrMt.1, El Toro. CA ~:;.;a1!::~,~~ = = ~~~": .. ftled wtth the ~~~~I. No. C .. Cotti M .... Ca. ~2~~ l>Utlneet I• conducted by I by It und9r said Dead Of Trult In the County C~ of Orenga County oo WIN9'1 Cr•lg Jectcaon., 1773 c:orro•l,IOn .... .._. ~.....,.- P'°'*"Y tltuated In Mid County Merch 8, 1984 KanWOOd Pt ~. ..._. Cl · c ......... 1. -·' and Stitt deacribad u · ,MOUi 92827 .. ' Ttllt tllltmanl waa tiled with Iha PARCEL 1· Unit 11 .. thown and Publlthed Orlll08 Co11t o.ily Thi• bullntal It condUCl9d by: • County Clertl of Ofenoa County ()(I d1t1nad on thll eer1aln Con-Piiot March 19. 26. April 2. 9. 1984 gen«ll partnership. ~rch 18. 1984 domlntum Pl111 r.c:orded December 157'4-84 St9'19 Nauert ,,.,,., 12. t978 In book 12151, Pao-1121 Thi• tt•l«nenl WU fl*f with Iha Publl•hed Oreno-Coall Delly of Offiofal Record• of Orange eoun.. ~ County CWk of Orange County on P~t Matth 26. April 2. 9. 1e. 118' 1y. cau1om11 Mt.IC NOTICE M11cti 8, 198-4 17 t~ PARCEL 2. Ari undlv1d4Kl 1125 n.11 n11t•t In Ind 10 Lot I of Tract No. FICmtOUI ..,..... Publhltltd Of1nge Collet Dally·----------- 10023. 111nown on 1 M1p r.oord9d NAiii ITATl•NT Piiot March 19, 26, April 2. 9, 198' P\B.IC NOTICE In boOk 425. pege. 29 to 30 of Mia-T119 foltowtng pereon ts doing 1562·84 K·1Mll ctllenaovt Maps, f9Cordt of Or-bvtin.H 11 Notloa of .... of ll\Q9 Covnty, Clllfornla, logathet (A) HOWARD'S GARDENING DllDI •c W\TU'C ..... Property I t with all lmprO..-.manll thereon, t11-SERVICE, (BJ HOWARD LAND· r~ nu ~ Pmr•.e .. C9Pllng thef.trom Condominium SCAPE SERVICE, 10830 LI RoN No. NEP 28888 Units 1 through 25. lnclualvt, Ln , Founllln Vllley, CA. 92708 FICTITIOUI .Ul•N In lllt Sul)«lor Covrt of Iha State loclled thefeon. Steven 11oward Hertt, 10630 l• NAMI I TA,.._Nf Cov f PARCEL 3: An EKclullvt ..... R F II vati-.. c• The followtnn .,_eont ar• dol"" ol C1lltornl1, tor 1119 nty o lot Ota Ln., ount n -1· "· ... ,...... ... Angela mant 1P9Ur111nant to aech Unit tor 92708 bvtinelt It In IM Mitter of Iha E'1llt of tM uae end OCCUc>ancy of tl'IOM pol'· Tl'll9 buam-11 cond\leted by: in OAANGE COAST OAAPERIES, NORMAN RICHARD ARCONTI, akl Ilona ot the Aaetrlcted Common lndtvidu•I. , 1539 Monrovia N Rlch1td Areonll o.c.aaed ...,.. daalgn1ted In the Oec:lar•tlOn Steven H. H41ttt a. Coate M91&, CaHf. 92603 ·Notice 11 he<M>y given that the ol R"trk:tlon• recorded Oecembet Thia lllttmtnt w .. ftled with tri. Miry Gi.nd1 Gerct1, 5504 Way· IM\dtftlgned wlll Mlt at Prlvll• Illa, 12, 1978 In bOOk 12158. Pao-1M3 Covnty Cl«k ot oranoe County on men. Alverlide, Clllt. 92504 10 the hlghal1 •nd .,..1 bidder eub- of Offlclll R«:ordt of Mid County Maren 8, t984 Juanl1a Froet, 7310 Lydia. Aiv9r· ject 10 connrmatlon of Mid SuPenor and .nown on the Condominium ~ licjt, Clllt. 92504 Couf1 00 or •ft• tM eth dey ot ~ for a.ctl Unit. Published Or1111Q8 Cout Dally Thie butlnetl It eonduc:1ed tly: • April 1984 11 tilt omot of Coldwell Truttor or r•cord own•r: Pilot March 19, 26. AP<ll 2, 9, I"" gan411'11Gpar1Gner.l'llp Banker 2181 San Jnanuln HNI• MARTIN-ROCHE -BUNNELL 1..... ... M•ru arct1 • .......-.....,.._ Th-II 1 111'1~1 ~u fl<-A ..... h ,... Ot'lva, Newport Beecn, CA. 92MO PROPERTIES Coun ,.. ... ::'.""'' 0-""'eou.... • .... Covnty of Orenga. S11tl of Celt· The ttr .. t addr .. end othef 1-----------ty ..._.,.of renga nty on, tornla. Ill rlgllt. tltle and lnter•t of common detlONtlon, If lifl'I, of the ·-1c lillt\TIC[ Mar. 18. 1984 Hid d.oMMd •t the time of death real property dac:rlbed 1bc>v9 la '"~ "" '>e11Tr pwported to 119. 1202 Lii Aranas Publllhed Of1nge Cout Delly and Ill 1"9 right. llti. end lnter•t Way, eo.11 Mell. CA. 92828 FICTITIOUI M.l ... t l Piiot March 28 ~II 2 9 18 ltM thel the "111' of Nld dactaud hat The unci.s~ Trutt" dt.-NAMI ITATllllNT · ' ' 1711.$4 acquired by oper1Uon of llW ()f' The tollowlng peraorll ar• doing otherw!M OIMr than Of In tddltlon ei.lm1 any llabll for any lnc:orr.c:t-t>utineN 11. to thll or Hid d«: .. Md. 11 the um. neet of IM llreet MldrMI and othef LITTLE BUDDY RECORDS. of dMlh. In and to Ill tht Ctrtlln :°" designetlon, If any, thow 17812 lot Alamoa. Fountlln Vllley, 1 ____ Nl. __ IC_NO_TIC£ ____ r•. property tltvated In tM City of Said .... wilt be macs., but CA. 92708 '1CTITIOUI 9U8INEU ~ Beach County of Or:"J! wtthOut covenant or warranty, ex-Larry David JonM Ill, 17812 Lot NAME ITATl•NT Stat• of Cllltorn11, par1lcularly Alamoe. Foun111n Valley, CA. 92708 tetlbed u follows to-wtt· Pf"' or Implied, r-oardlng llti., Richard D1vld Snow, 11812 lot TM following peraont art doing 8 I Bl 36 R · I poutMton or 9'\CUmbrenott, 10 l>UlllMH 11. lot o ock 1 , -..bcl vlllOn Plv IM un-""' bllance of IM Alamot. Fountain Valley, CA. 92708 E & E TILING SERVICE. INC., ~~-~MCounar, "!_ tofhe ~f , .,--.. Ttu. butlneat It conducted by. a ,..,..........,, ......,, ., ..,._.,,... nott(I) NCUl'ed by Mid Deed of general plt1'*9tllp. ~~29~1ry HMtt Or .. Sent• Ana, Sl•t9 ot Ctlltc),..n1a, .. per m.P .. Trusprt,ovl°;~ $1~32.:~-~I~). d~ Larry Dlvld Jones Ill H. Rober1 Jot\naon. 1332 Count"' lhtf.c>f, rtc0td9d In Book 4, Paoa ........ ..... "' Thia lflltrnenl WU flied wtlh IM . 1 87 of Mltctllaneout M•ne. record• vane.a, It •nv, under IM terms ot Hiiia Or., Santi Ana, CA. 92705 of ••Id Or•..,.. County ...... , .. , County Ci.rk of Orange County oo ...,. _ -...-Mid Deed of Trust, ta., cnergea Maren 7, 1184 Thia bulinatt II conducted u7. a Ex II lhtretrom. that portlOn and •xpentee of the Tru11 .. end ot FMOl12 c:orpor111on. cap ~ tM trusts craettd by Hid Deed ot H Robert Jot\neon. Prteldent ot Hid Lot lylno Non'1ealar1y ot • Pvbllttled Or•nge Cout Dally Thi• ttalll'Mrll WU flied with '"' line drawn II right anglta to ltla T~ ..___.._..,.. under Hid Deed Piiot Mitch 19. 2&, April 2, 9, 1"'4 County Clerk of Of.,,,_ County 00 SouthMlttny lint of IM 351h StrMI ................... _, 156&-.M 8 -..... lt'ld distant the<aon 125.00 feet of Tru'1 htretofoni execu1ed and Ftb 28. 19 4 '2*tl Northeallerly trom the point on ln- deUv.red to tri. undarligned • writ· Pubtl·"'..,. Or1t1,,. ,.. __ •1 "'-'ty terMCtlon thef.of With the North-tan 0ec:11r1t1on ot OeflUll Ind 0.. C lillt\TICE .. ......, •-...,...... ""' mend for Sale. and 1 Wfttten Nollet Plllll nu Pilot Merch t2. t9, 26. April 2. 198-4 aasterty lint of Ocelrl Bou~d. 1413-84 • more commonly known IS. 3000 of Oefeult end Ei.c:tlon lo Sell. TM ,ICTITlOUI IU .... I 0c9en Boulevlfd, Corona CStl Mii. undtftigned c•utad laid Notice of NAME ITATIMINf C1Hfornll Dtleull lfld Election to S.I 10 b9 The tollowlng persons art dol"il PletlC NOTICE Term• ot sale "IS It" for c11h In rtcorMd In lht county Where tM buslnett u : lawful mon.y of the United Slit" real property 11 located. WATER VENTURES, INC., 18952 FICTITIOUI eU ... H on confirm•Jion ot .... or part calh ir~~: fi/i_~rtrN~~~'l 'C~M-MacArthur Blvd . Stull• 235, lrvlne, NAMI ITATIMINT and b1lance evid9nctd by note ... CA. 9271S The followlng persona ... dOlng cured by Mong909 or TruSI Deed PANY OF CALIFORNIA Wat.,. Vanturat. Inc: • California. l>Ullness IS. on Iha property so eotd Ten per 1717 WllnU1 Grove Avenue 18952 MacArthur Blvd .. Sulla 235, AQUA AIR POOlS ANO SPAS, cent of 1mount bid lo be depoeited ~=~~~d purauanl 10 Deed lrvtnt. CA 92715 2808 Nevis Cr , Colla M .... CA. with bid Of Trull r9COfd9d A•""utt 27, 1980, Thia butlness 11 conduc1td by· • 92626 Bids or otters to be In writing end ·• C01por11ton Brett T 1ylor Dickey. 550 wlll b9 rtcetved at tri. aforesaid Of· u Intl No. 32833. In bootc 13717, Peter Mcl(ay, Vice Prffldenl Pevlerlno :"206, Costa M .... CA lice 11 any time atter tri. llrtt publl· Pt09 t 155, ol Offictll Records In IM Thia tlll«nenl wu flled wtlh the 92626 cation het-.Of and 119fore d1ta of offM:e Of Iha County R«:order ot County Clefk of Ofenge County on Frink EuQ41M Olckey, 2808 Nevis aai. Ofeng• County, C11tlornll, WILL Match 8, 1984 Cr . Cotti M .... CA 92626 Dated lhl• 20th <II)' ot Marcil, SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO P:MCMOt Thlt buslneu It conducted by· a t984 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH OR Publ!Shed Orenga Cou1 Dally ganer1I plftneflhlp O.borll'I G. Arconll, Spectal CASHIER'S CHECK, (paylbla II Piiot M11cn 19, 26. Aprll 2. 9. 1934 B<ett Otciley Admlnltlrtlmc of the Eatlle of time of .. In l•wf\.11 money ot ..... 1568-8" This ll•tetMnl WU flied Wllh lht Slid DaceOtnl United Stat .. ) II IM IOUlh lroot County Clerk of Orange Covnty on HAHN & HAHN entrence to 1119 old Orenga County F•b. 28, 198-4 • Attorney(•) for Admlnl1tretrhc Cour1h<>uM located In IM 200 f1taJC NOTICE 'neu4 Publlahed Orenga Cout Dally Pllot Block of WHt Sent• An• Blvd. (for· Publlthed Ofange Coul Delly Mwch 28. 27. April 2, 198-4 merly W•t 81h St.) Santi Ana, Call-'1CTITIOUI ..,..... Piiot M11ch 12, 19, 26, April 2. 1984 172844 tornle Ill right, tlti. end lnt«•t con-NA• aTATIMINT 1409-8-4 yey9d to and now held by II und« T fol'-"-II ........... i-----------Nkl Deed of Trvll In IM Pf'OC*1Y "-"'-""' person ~"' P\B.IC NOTICE altueted In Hid County and Stat• bufi~ ~MERICAN MAAKETING Ml.IC NOTICE T-30807 d~~l~~ Unit 11 u lhown and ENT~PRISE IMPORT /EXPORT FICTITIOUI 8UatMlt NOTICI °' TIIUITlrl IAU defined on thll ctrtlln Con-CO-O'p· 121 YOl'lltown,CottlM91a. NAMI ITAltMeNT Tl#40'7lc-f domlnlum Plan rec;orded Dtctmber CA. 92828 The following peraona ar• doing YOU AM .. DlfAUl T UMOl1' A 12. t""78 In .. ....., 121'"•, n.-1921 Kenneth M. Woll, 121 Yorlclown, bullnffl at: DIEDOflTIIUaTDATID A"'9l. 22. • """"" ..,., ...-..-Cotta M ... , CA. 92828 C of Ottlclal Record• of Orenga Coun-Thi• l>UtlM9• I• condUot9d by: 111'1 WELLS, ELLSWORTH, PRI E & 1m UNI.Ill YOU TAKE ACTION ty, Californl1. lndlvldull. BRENNAN, 4340 Camput Ot'tve, TO l'flOTICT YOUfl l'flOPEflTY, PARCEL 2: An undivided 1125 Kanne1h M. Woll #213, Newport Beech, CA. 92860 fT MAY N IOLD AT A l'U9llC lntt<Mt in and to Lot 1 of Trac1 No. ll wt h Dick Wells Ind Auoci1tn, 4340 IALI. IF YOU NaID AN IXl'lA· 10023 ... shown on I Mep recorded Thi• lllltmenl WU led I the Cempu• Ot'lv•. tt213, N•wport NATI<*°' THE NA~°' THE "" 30 t Mt. County Clerk of Orange County oo a..ctt. CA 92680 l'flOCUotNGa AOAINIT YOU, In bootc 425• Paoet ... to o March 8, 19&4 . Thie buslnttt 11 condVC1ed by: I YOU IHOUl.D CONTACT A I.AW· cettaneovt Mape, rac:ords of Or· ,,_. oorrvvitlOn YEfl anot County, Cllllomla. togathef Pvblllhed Oren119 Cout O.ity ~k Welli. Pretld411'11 O~ Aprll 11, 1984 It 10:00 AM =t~ l~::;:~=l~~=~I:~ Piiot Mitch 19, 26, April 2. 9, 118-4 Thia 111temant wu filed with the VERDUGO SERVICE CORPOR- Unlll 1 through 25, lnclualvt, 151~ County Ctanc ot Orenga County on ATION, 1 Clllfornl1 eotpor1tl0n u IOCeted tlltf.on t=.b. 28, 19M the duty appointed Trutt• undtf PARCEL 3 Ari Ellcluelva ..... 1111D1.,. W\TlC( ~ta end pur~l to Dttd of Trust, Aa- rnanl 1P9Ur1enant to Md! Unit tor '"""'°"' "" Published Orange Cout Dally cord9d oo April 25, 1175 u Oocu- tll9utt and OCQ.1Plnc:yottl'IOM pe>r· P'ICTtTtOUl IMJ ..... la Piiot March 12, 19, 26, Aprll 2, 19&4 m«ll No. 21&47 Book 11386 Pege tlont of the Ra1trk:ted Common NAMI ITATlllllNT 1417·8-4 214 of Oftlc:lal R«:ordt In 11'19 office ArN c19tign1ted In IM O.Cl111tlon The fol.........., dol I-----------of the Recorder of Orenga Covnty, of Ael1rlctlonl r.corded Dtctmbet butlneat ;';""' peraona art ng Ml.IC N011C( • Calltornla, executed by: JOHN 12, 1978 In book 12151, Paoa 1&e3 MORIARTY & ASSOCIATIES, 1---...;..;.=...;....;..--~;;.....--HOWARD TUTTLE ANO JEANNE of Ottlelal Records of uld County 20362 S w a ....... S S 1 A ,ICTITIOUI 8UUtlll TUTTLE Will SELL AT PUBLIC and shown on ttla Condominium Ce. 92707 . """'' I.. en 1 nl , NA• ITA~Nf AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BID· Plan tor Mch Unit. RlehllUllMM 11. ule In l1wtul money of IM United MART IN -R 0 c HE -Bu N NE l l Eug9M H Mor1111y. ..,,,. .. TYPING i:. T c. 79 Woodh1van St11 .. ) II IM Nonh front entrance PROPERTIES ebova l>f Legu.n• NIQ~ CA geen to IM county eourttlouM. 700 Civic The '1rMt MldrMI and othef JMn Ruth Morllrty, tamt 11 CMrtt c KenMY 79 ·Woodhaven Center Drive, W•I Sent• Ane. Cell· common <Me1gn1tl0n, If any, of the ebov. l>f LIQ\lni Niguel 'cA 92&77 fornl1. 111 right, lltle 1nd lnteratt ra11 P'oper1Y cs.ulbed •bc>W 11 Thi• t>ualneu 11 conduoted by: 1 Thia bullMN It CondUcted by: In conveyed 10 and now held by 11 purported to 119: 1202 Lu Arenu general pertt141rthlp. lndlvlduel under said Deed of Trual In the Way, Cotti M .... CA. 12828 Rlcherd Morlllty Chttyl C Kanney property lltu1t9d In Hid County, Tll9 unOtr= Trust.. dt.-Thia llllament -· flied With IM Ttu. 1tatemant w11 flied with ,.... CllHornll deacrlblng IM land lhtr'"• =f~,,! '::!. ~r= =:; Cou11ty et.nl Of Orange County oo County et.nl of Or1nge County oo ln·The LtuenOld "t•t• In lhe rNI March 8. 198• Feb. 28. 1984 -,., ~y .. ~........... •• LOI 32 of common dttlgnatlon. If any. lhOW ~ ,.._ pr..,.,.... • .,.,..,..,..,... l'lartln Publllhed Orange Deity Publlthtld Or1n119 Cout Diiiy Tract No. 4705. In the City of lffw- Seld .... wilt be m.cM. but Piiot March 19, 26. April 2. . 198' Pltot Mereh 12. 19, 28. Aprll 2, 1984 port Beech. as 9hown on a map wtthOut C011eOent or W11tTanty, ••-157344 1414.8-4 thar.ol recorded In boOk 1ee. pr-. or lmC>lled. regll'dlng title, pages 31 10 35 lnctvsl..,. ot Ml .. Pot"'•lon or tnQUmbranoat. to oallaneout Maps. r.cordt of Nici pey the unplld bllence ot tri. P\B.IC NOTICE Of1ng9 Covnty. note(•) aecured by Mid Deed ot PUBLIC NOTICE Ttla tlrMI lddr... ind otlltf TNtt, to-wl1: S 132,830.28, lnCIUdtng P:ICTITIOUI ..,..... common cMllQnellon. If eny. ol the N provided In Mid nott(1), 10-'1CTIT10Ul IU9MH ...,._ HAT'lmNT rMI property datetlbed 1t>ova la vano.e. It ll'ly. under the term• of NM9 HATUllNT TM foltowlnO peraona ar• dOlng purponed to be: 2101 Arllla. New· Nici Deed of Trull, r... etlargea ll'9 foltowlng Pt'90ftl Ila dOlng bullnttl ... port Belch. CA. 92MO .,d aiq>aneea of tll9 Tn.itt .. and of l>Utlneal •· CREATURE FEATURE. 9430 TM undar.igned Trul1• dla- the INtll C1'9o&led by Mid Deed of QUALITY PAINTERS. 10212 Wem« A~ .. Fovnlaln Vllley, CA. elalm1 any lllblllty for 1ny lncomtet• fruf1. Tr1ytor Wly, Garden Orov., Cl. 92708 ,,... or the ltr .. I addrMl ll'ld Olhtf TM benef1etary unOtr Mid Deed 92~ WMll_,, Goodwin, 1M2t Oulnoe COMmOn dttlgnatlon. If any, lhOwn of Truet Mreto!Off executed ltld AutM11 la.ance Wiigtlt, Jr., Clrctt, Fountlirl V""-'J, CA. 12708 l'ler-'n. ~ed to tfla under19*' I Wftt· 10212 Traytot Way, Garden GrOlle. Lindi Kamold, 1*5 8""""6d Said .... wt4I be meda. but ten DtdaratlOn Of Default end o.-Ca. 92843 LaM, Huntington 8elicfl, CA. 8214& wtthOut ccwanant or wen-enty, .,.. mend fOr a., MCI I wr1ttan Notloa ™' ~I• conducted by. .,, Thie ~ It oonduC1ied by. I pt.at or ~. ,.gwdlng Otta, of Default end Elactlorl to 8alt. The lndlvtduel. oan«el pa11'*9h1P. PotHHlon, or ancvmbrenoae. to . ...__.... c*'9ad Mid Notloa of Al.llMI L. Wrlgtlt Wllllam Ooodwtn P1Y the NITllinlnG prinCllpal Nn of unow....,.... Thie It~ wee flltd wtth the Thll 1tetamant WM flied wtttl tl'la the ~•I eacurad t1y Mid Deed ot DMl&lt end flletlon to W to be Cowtty QeR of OrMOt County on Cowtty Clwtl Of or.,. County on Tniat, wM lntarwt tMreofl, • rec«ded In tN county ..._. the ~ e. 1984 '-21, 1M4 ~ In Mid note(•}. ldvall<*. ~r..~ ~'::!ct~.... l'MMM . ,_ If eny, under the termt of the o..d tOOA TITLE lHSUAAHO! COM Publlltled Orange Coaat Delly PubMtMcl Orenga eo..t Delly Cllf Truat, ,._ ctlalgea Ind ax• ~~y °' CALlllOAHtA • Piiot M11dl 19, 28, Apl'll 2. '1 1114 Piiot Men:h 12, 19, ae. Apf'M 2. 1964 l**9 °' ,,.. T"'*199 Ind Cllf the t117 Wetnu1 ()rOYe Avenue 1075-64 1•11 ..... tluli. ~lad by leld Dead Of Aou meecs.tE..A TNM, ror the amount rWOMbtr 213'"'0MW'D "8JC llJTIC( ::.:x; .n~ aetll1.._, to bl: U7,l20.46. DIW. ~ 24, 1"4 """°"' ""'-. Thi belleftoilty under Mid Dead Tloor Tl1tt lnMll"9nCa 0omc>MY Of PMHmou8 WM K·tetl7 of Truat '*-otor9 •ecMad end ~ MAm ITA~ NT'fi'IOU8-M detl¥wed to !he utldel .. _. I -1t- 1 CIQ!llOrlllon, fOrmetly T1ttt In-Thi foloo#lnt ,,...oM .,.. doing , llAm ITA~ tan O.C.-atlon Of ~ end 0.- M1in0a encl ~ -The lolOwlnt pei'90ft .. dolno rNl'lct fOr ... and a ~ Notloa TNl4 ComoMy, M. J HAAl Ind COMPANY, 10 ~ • 9f Oafd end !lecttarl IO .... The .,•:SJ~~ ~IMN.C&.t2714 WUTl,_N CYCLI P'lOMO· =--~~-:::: ... --.-~ eo.c Dely Plol J.. Hetdltertt. ... .. llON9. tl7 ~ ColJt9 ...... ~dad In tl'la tlfN/l'ft'/ ..... "" ,,,__ ~. CA. taal reet~ta tocated' IMrdl 12. 11, ttM ..,_ A. Hercflteltc, ..na M S.. Nuaa, M'1 CfMWWM. """ , 8 1-.. 117._... e.bOfto. C.. MeM. CA Neat .,.. · .., _. ..-----------t ll\tatlUllr*9 taooncMtad W, llft Tllll~ It~ t1y:"' ~ 8UIVICI CORftOA. ln•ex• peh•alv• e ~ ~.~~ WCftl. '"t::'Nu. • leld r"*- ·<•n lk apen' liv) not high 11\ta ~ -fltad With 1M Thie ....,.,,.,,. ... llled wttrl tfte .eG t N. Btlnd A~. ~ CA 1n price: rea1on•ble, ,.._..,...._...~~,. _ _...on ,.. __ ..,-.... ~ .... _ r-..-. on 91203 ''••••tied ..., __, _.,\, _,..,. .... ._. ........,,,,. ..,_.,, _,..., --.,..... _,.,. T~ ~l .... -,._ Merof\ I. 1.... _. Mer'd! I , 1914 ,_. ., CttlttM adVef111if'O "'*"'*' 0.-.. COMl OllY ~ 0..... CIOMt ~ l'UtlllMd °'** c... Ollr Not Clastlfled Advert I Ing Plot Merdl ''· 2t. Alwt ••• ,... ,. Metal it. "·"' ~ t , 1114 ~ 12. 11, 21. , ... 642-&87~ ill1-M 141M4 \uo..M .... , ----------·-----------· ~ ....... -+---------1----------~ -----~· :~-+-~~ •• _.e-= ~ .. ___ ....... ____________ ..... ftC11nOU9 • 1 11M N:tnliCMan-• •·ttm """-I:: Kl tfAMI "'~ ~ "' maur "°""'UI a111 •11 > _. l"l'aA .. " Thi t...-..i.... PlftOn It ....w.w. The f~...,,......... ~ ITAt1B I -_1119 ,..._.. --..... ~ .... -.. ..,.,.,... ... ,,. '*'*" .......... """'-• !;".""--·-- OH! DAY PHoJ~L-~ HA-PAMOOX, »t00 Ciown ~. ~ C ~:.:IS T 0 P H I ft'••• PAOCOllHO LAI, AK/t fllll)IW-~ ~. 23111 !Ider Ct.. *'*'*1 Piia Dttve, ..._.,, r"'8.J. ~· ~ = TIONAl PHOTO KIW-..C. AM ~ Nlaulf. CA t2't77 GAMY ITNIP, &.TD S U..-~· Ul'tlf tcrMtMI tn" TION 0£NTlfll. AKA GiOIAL M-U.Une NlgUel, CA. tMn ...,,, CA. tHIO 41. .,... ~ ' OEMPTION C'NTtA, AKA HA. -~-~~M IWnic9 a ...... .-r\ J Ulll* . TIONAl IUllNHS AllllHCL ~ "'-Por1 Pta:a Dn¥e. ~ ...,.._,._. ,,_.;;:-• • ... 17330 ..... It .. Me E. fOl.lfl!o Monlll1 KlrltlMIO .._,., CA l2JllO IS.CS ~. 7 ..... tMrL~· CA tnot TNI ....__.,wee 111ec1 wiUI JN WllrN v ~I UC.-...... 8CM It ••· ._ ,_., c:.llf, -·• L Aocne, 10312 CtM«d Cow\l'f c.tc of OtMCt9 County on Pott Ptu.e 0....., ..._., e.dl, t0a0 Cenyon Rd •• a.tltl Ma, CA. 92106 M .. c:ft I, 1"°' CA t2teO At~ ....... .It .. 17'0 Wlill r..bu-...taoonclUCtllet~.en WU ICMIHVESTMDrt&,L.10 .ac.i.-~ IClllllll1 ..... •.·M11U•1 1nctMc1ue1. Putitillhed Ofenge 0out DllV rornte 11m1teO ~. 2 ""'* r ... 1?011 ,,.,,,_ L Aoct1e Pltot Metd\ 111. 29. Aprll 2, t, ltlM Ptu.e DrWe. ~ a..c:n. CA. ,.._. ........ la _. .. ~If -,: • Thll lllt~ .. ,..., .,..,, ttle 187()...M t2llO lmMd ~---County Oletk Of °'11'01 County on TOdd ._.,..,.., 2 Upper Newpof't ~ ..,.__ Jt,. ca..tl ._,.. M#Cll 18, 1"4 PtaJC ll)TaH" PIG& DrM, NNopott hlic:ft. CA ,_ f'Mtflt 1-------·-~---·1 ,929IO Thli9 ..... ,.,. ......... Publilhed Or"IQI Coell Delly 'ICTrTIOUe IU-• ~ E. M)tart, 2 UCl9el" Newpott ~ ~ Of Or-..~ • Pttot MWctl 2t, A4W"' 2. t , 18, 1914 MAim 81ATIMINT Plaza ~. Newport BMd\, CA. Mw. 18, , .... 1712..a.. T.._ .__......--..we A..o-t2teO ...,. ~"';.-"""' ----Thlebuelr'..-• ~ w"' P\IClllMd ~ COMt °* ----------THE WALNUT PARTNERS. 4443 unlncof"porai.d ...om.uoo <*It' PICM ,...,_ M, ~ 2, t, ti.: ... NlJC llJTIC( --81rC11 Street, P.O. Box 8040, "9w· "*'I penMtlhip. t'I,._.. -----port S.ec:ft, CA. 928&&4040 8emiC9 8 .....,.,man NOnCI al PUaJC Allton ~1 Co., • Clll· Thia ataiemenl wu med wttll IN "8.IC mTICE HUlllNQ TO. HILD tornll OOf"Po'•tlofl COun1YF Clwll of 0r-. County on . ncnnoue • 11 •• ~~~°'= Roger A. AJtton. 4443 Birch et> 21. 1"°' ,_,.. MAim ITAi rr Strwt. P 0 . 8ox 8040, ~ The .----11 .... O.lt of Hterlng; A9f'll 9, 1"'4 8eect\. CA. t2tSl--l040 f>ubltlhed orerige Com ~ __......, ...---· Time of Htatlng.: l:30 p.m. or u R..ci a.um.n, 4443 Bln:;n Sir.et, Piiot M1110n 12. 19, 2t. Apfll1~.~ ~~ OC)N8T., 1« !. IOOn lhef .. tttr 11 P<>Nlblt P.O. 8ox l040. Newport e.cti, CA. 20th 81 , Coeta W... Calf. t2t21 t..ocatlon: Plenntng COMtnltllon 92&51·8040 fhOmM o.rwo ~. 1 « t. ~ Room Lawr~ H. S Smith, ••03 Bl•Cl't :20th St., C09la llMM. '2t27 Hiii of MmlnetretlOn StrMI, P 0 Box 8040, ~ "-.' tr. NOTICt Th'8 buelMat le condUC:*9d w Ill' 10 CMe Center Plazl e..ctl, CA 92~ ___ _.... ------~ Senta Anl, Clllfornla Clitton H Aoblnton, <M83 81t'ch NOTIC .. I :.:: 9DI 1 Th<>met O ,_...._ Street, P 0 Bo• 8040. ~ -· ---· w1tt1 t PROPOSAL 8"ch, CA. 926$8-8040 Notte. II Mo gjYtrl th1o. the Thim atatement .,. N.d 119 Thlt heiring Wiii be held 10 eon· ThOmU J Hoglll, «03 Blfctl 8oard of EdUC\ ol tM INltle Ufi, County Clw1I of Orene-CoYnty on sldtf the lollowlng, Street, P.0 Boll 8040, Newpot'I lied SehOol Olttr1 t 04 or.,.~ Mir 11· 1914 nt1tn 1 ModJficlliont lo lht Allto Beach. CA 92&5&-8().4() ty Catlfornll, wtN reQelYe...,.., blda Pvbtilhed Or-CCMil ~ CIMlt Planning Unit (Excludlng Getbel\ Hoeklml. 4483 Blrcti up to 10-00 AM., F~., lhe 30th Piiot M•c:tt 2e A;i 2 t 19 1114 Alleo Viejo 8-gmenl) lOCll Coe.Ital Str•t. P.O. Box 8040, ~ dly of Mltc:tl 1"'4, et Wtlictl time ' ' 171,.... Progrem lmpl•mtntlng Action• e..cfl, CA. 92658-8040 Mid bldt wtll 119 publlcly 09tf"1td Progr1m. TMH modlflcltlon1 .,. Thia t>uslMSt 11 conducted by 1 and rMd tor IRVINE HIGH SCHOOL ----------- prep11ed In raeportM 10 1he Con-corpor1tl0n. ALL WEATHER ATHLETIC TAACT rtllJC lllOl1Ct ditlOnt of Certlflcltlon required by R.-d BIUman IMPROVEMENTS Bid condl11ont ------------- the Callforl'lla Coutll COmml-'on Thll •ttl~I wu hied with tM and Instructions and bid forms rney fl1CTlTIOUI • I ... In their actions on this prooram County Clerk of Or1111Q8 County on bt obt1lntd from RHuroh MAm IT•m rr 2. An atn«ldment to 1119 Alleo Maten 8. 198-4 En1erpr1 .... 1821 Eut s.v.nt..,..th TM followtng penone .,. dOlng cr .. k Pt1nnlng Unlt (EKcludlng ,,,_,2 Str .. t, S11111 Ana, Cellfornla 12701. buslnte1 u; Allto Viejo $9gm«11) LOCll eo .. 1.1 Published Or-ange Cout Otllly (Pnont 714-558-1880) THE FLOWER EXPA£88. 1a1a Progrem land UM Plan to coneld9r PllOI Match 111. 26. A.pfll 2. 9, 1984 TM District rMtnlel the f'l9"1 to &tatt>owd Stt-.. a.Oen Gr~ ci\1ng91 1n tM lend utt dMlo-1571-64 rejec11nyorallBldsor1owwveany CUit 12643 nltk>M tor property adjacent 10 -----------1 lrragvtltlllea or lnformellt• lri ""f Sharon Kay V•l>M, 15112 ~:Tor":;: Rold eouthefly ot 1 ____ MU __ C_NO_T_IC_E ___ 1 ~~°L~ ~Di.tnct ~~Strallt. 8arden Grow. NOTICE°' TMl8TU'• IAU A St.nley Corey P1ut1 Sue H•nende, IHI INVITATION No. IOOA'7 Aulhol'l1ed Agent Bencley St .. AN/lttf/ltn, Cell. 82tlM All pereont tlthtf l1vorlng or op-YOU AM .. DP'AUl. T UNDGI A Publl9hed 0rllllQ8 Cout Deity Piiot This ~ It oondUcled by: a poalng thlt propoul art lmltted to DHD Of TMMT DAnD A .... e. March te. 22. ~. 1984 gentr11 partnerlhlP prtMnt their ~or• lhe Plan-1m . .......i•• YOU TMCI ACnoM 15~ SNron Key Verbta nlng CommlUlon_,.t It r9Qvetled TO '9t0TICT YOUR ""°""1'Y, Thlt ~ ... fled~ H that any wrlltan r199<>nM be avb-rr MAY INE aOU> AT A l'lUllUC 111m1 'IC W\TICE County C1ettc of orll'OI ~ qn mllted to tti. Planning CommlUlon aAL.1. If YOU •ID AN !XJlt.A.. ---'"-~--nu-----• M1t 18. 1964 • •I lelll 24 hours prior to l'IMring NATtOM Of THI NATIJM CW THI LaQAl NOTICI P'M11'N date. l'flOCHDtNQ AOAtNIT YOU, NOTICE IS HERE.BY GIV9'1 that Pu.bliltlaO Or-. eo.t o.lr FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: ~ IHOULD CONTACT A I.AW· tM f<>ll<Wwlng lttlM of louncl or °'1IOt Mlfc:ft 28, Aptll 2, 9, 18, tft4 For further lnform1t1on, pertona t 00 saved property ha\19 beef! MM! by 171._.. 1rt ln\lited to cell Project Planning du°t;' ~~n~i.J~!~: unC:Wm~,: the PollQe Oepertmtr1I ot the City of ----------- Olvlllon at (714) 834-5389 or come t>vrtu1nt 10 Deed of Trust rcofded eo.11 M..e for • l*iOCI In axoa9 of ft1UC Mn1C( Into IM omc. located II 400 Civic August 13, 1979 .. lnttrument No. ninety (90) day9: ___ ;..;..;;=.;....;.;--.-....;; __ _ ~::'...!'tan=~ 9~~-15787, In Booll/RHI t3285 • ..!!!!f..'. 81:~ 1d0sr.:~ .. =: -==.-r;.a:= Pegatlmaga 1&47, of oma.1 Aa-~,~ BY ORDER OF THE OAANGE cord•, .. ecu1ed by: EDWARD J Bicycle, oy'• lu• 10 Spd. ,... Of COUNTY PL 'NNINO co·· CYGAN ·No NAT.LIE G. CYGAN Hen::ulel Blc:ydt, Boy'• 8lNer 10 MQ , WA'9 ,. ... -,. ) 1 :_ ttlca Spbae:aM INcyda 8oy'1 ' TatJlllFlflO.IMM MISSION u trutlor(I . n luv o of IM YtClOw 10 ~""'. Pen1htr iu--.., IXTllllll*flottTHI 01ted: Mar~ 22. 198-4 County R«:ordtf or OfllllQ8 County, -_,_ Publllhed by IM Orange Cou1 Sl•I• of Calltornl1, Will SElL AT Boy'• 1 Spd Btadt Murrey 9Mdl Loa M.W WATD Dl91MCtc. Diiiy Piiot oo Marett 2&, 198-4 PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST ~. '=' ~~.~ \heNO~:: = == z 1730-8-4 BIDDER FOR CASH (peylblt It Extlngul..,_, end PurM with W.ilel tnct lnYlttl ltld _. ract11¥1 ..... Ml.IC NOTICE -----T-J1:271 NOTICI! Of IALE YOU ARE IN OEFAUl T UNDER A HOMEOWNERS ASSESSMENT LIEN DATED JANUARY 12, 1983 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF PROCEE01NG AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rr111 purauant to terms ot lhOM c:e<111n Covenan11, Condttton• 1nd R•trte- tlona recorded on March 23. 1977. In Book 2115. Pege 1000. et seq , ol records of Or1nge County. C•ll· torn11 Thal certlln real property de- scribed as Loi t, Unit SS ol Tract 8858, as per map recorded In Book 357. Pages 24. lncluslve. records ot Orange Coun1y comonly known IS: 873 Villega Creek. Costa M9la Callfornla The sum of put alHlltT14ll'lls due IS ot the d11t of thlt notice It $3,019.40, lnc:Judlng coata. feet and Interest, wlll be lold 11 publlc auction purav1nt to Sec- tion 13~ ot the CMI Code of the Slit• of Callfornl1 on April 17. 198-4. at IM Mein Entrance. County CourthOUM, 700 E. Civic Cent.if Drive w .. 1. Santi Ana. Callf01nl1 •I lh• hOYr ol 10: 15 A.M. TM record owner of said own91' ot Mid real property WU II lhe ltm. of llen DELORES KARTCHNER, who• lalt known 1ddreu 11 873 Vlllege Creek. Costa Men. Cell· tornl1. Tht sai. wlll be conducted by Ind Information reg1rdlng Slld Ult and ralnatatemant m1y be hed trom BAUMGARTNER & ROUP 1111 Town & Country Road, Suite 30 Orenge. Clllfornl1 92688 (7 14) 687·8070 DATED: M11ctl 13, 1984 VILLAGE CREEK HOME- OWNERS ASSOCIATION JAMES W. BAUMGARTNER OF BAUMGARTNER & ROUP. INC .. Attorneys Publlthed by the Oflnge Cou1 Deity Pilot on Miich 26. Aprll 2, Aprll 9, 198-4 1727~84 P\B.IC NOTICE time of Ille In lawful money of IM eontllnlng money. ~(~)up to tr-"°"' of )4 United Statat) II: Inside ttle main NOTIC£ IS FURTHER GIV9'1 that •.m. on the ttti d.., ol Apt=1 front lobOy 11 TrlllNtnericl Tlti. H no owner__,. and ""O\'et,. for tM ., .............. to N6d oe.noe lnlY4'en<:e Company. ll30 N. Main .........---,.. ·-·--""' Street. Senta Ana. CA 111 rlgM. ttti. ownerlhlp of ttle P'OC*1Y wttNf'I •tr~. teibor, Uld lnter•t conV9)'ed IO and now M'Y9fl In day9 followlng the put)I-lool9. ~ • ..W-., ~ held by 11 und« uld Deed ot Trutt cation ot this NoUct, the tltta .... U111111te, end ()(Mr ~ 1• 1 _... In the property lltu•ted In Ill<! lo ttlall ~I Jn tri. tinder. If "*-be to COMtNc:t Nkl WOttl At Nkl t!MI, co~.mty and State dateribed .. : one. or In 1119 City of eo.ta M9la. In Hid pr~ wtl 119 pu~ __. LOI 03 of TrlCt No 5023. In Book wtlich cut tM ptC)C*1y allll be 9d and ,._, llloUd et Iha °"'°9 ... 182, Paget 35 through 38 lndualw IOld •I pubk auction •t •lime and IM Olttric:t, of Mltoallaneous Maps IS rec«ded dlle to 119 ennovnoed 22312 Mutrtandl Boulevvd In lhe County R41co<der ()Ila of DATED March 15. 19&4 El Toro. CA 92&30 Orange County. R.E. NEITH Bidt ahall conlorm to and be ,. Excepting 1"9ftfrom, •II oil, g... CHIEF OF POLICE apontlva to the contract d~ asphaltum and other hydrocarbon Publlthed by 11'19 Orenga Cout tor the woftc Coplae of the oonvtieiJ subttances and mlnarela tying Dally Piiot on Maren 26, 19M oocument• 11• oo fllt end := below Iha depth of 500 f .. t from uw 1723-34 Hamtneel in the omc. of the a.urteot Ind w•ll'IOul 1119 OQhl of tur· and In the offlcl ol ~ Englnae(· taoe entry Pta.IC NOTICE Ing Corpor8tlon, The street addreu end otMr 1501 Quall StrMI common deslgn1110n, 11 any. ol ltla K lHIO El Toro. CA 92830 • real pre>p«ty d4ltlcrlbed 1t>ow 11 • Coplat mey 119 ot>tlined at .. purported 10 be 1081 e1 Camino. NOTICE OF DEATH OF ottice of &oytt EngM_..•11 Corpi(· Cos11 Mase. CA JAMES I GALLACHER •tlOn by dtC>Otltlnv '20~ S IC . , ~ dtc>o911 wilt be BENEFICIARY TRAN AMER A AK A M. JAMES GAL· they.,.. returned In good conct FIN ANCIAL SERVICES (7141 LACHER, AKA JAMES within 15 d-lfltr the__..... 1132-931~ -·--~.,, The undera;gn41<1 Trustee di• IZATT GALLACHER AND bldt : Clllms •ny lilbllhy lor ll'ly lnc:orrlCt-OF P ETITION TO ADMIN· Eich bid anal! be IUl>mfttad o.t• form hlmithed • pen of tN ~ MSI of lhe atreel addrtu and Olhtf IS T E R EST AT E N 0 · tract document• and ,,_. be C>- :::.':" destgnatton, It any, lhown A-1%%4!4 c:ompen6ed by 1 c:MhW't c:hadl.:,e Seid ..re w111 be m•o•. t>ul To all heirs beneficiaries, certified c:hedt, or 1 bidder'• bonO. ' . or aublthute ~ to SeotlOf\ w11t1ou1 covenant or warr1t1ty, ••-creditors and conungent 1195 710 of the Code of ewtt prMI or Implied, r901rdlng mi.. creditors of JAMES I. GAL-Procedure. In wi emoun1 not -. posaea.tion. or encuml><111Ce9. to ..... pey the ramaintno p<1nc1p11"'"' of LACHER. AKA M . JAMES th#! t0'% of IN ernount of the ._, the nott(I) MCured by tak:I Deed of GALL ACHE R , AK A ='9 ~-: J:. ~ :'.:z:'* Trust, with Inter"' lhefeon, u JAMES IZATT GAL provided In uld not.Cs), advanc.s. -lhlll be lelled end dtllllard to If 1ny. under the term• of Mid Deed LACHER and penons who Olatrtct at thelocatlondeelQI~• or T1u1t. fees, ctlargee llllCI ex· may be otherwise interested tt1iS notice b tt1e ~ )II' peoMI of IM Tru11 .. and of IM th ill and/ tate propoem at or bafof4111'9 Unw., trusts creeled by Mid Deed of m e w or es : thll notlea pr'O¥tdtd. The ct** " Trull. for the amount reaaonlbly A peution has been filed bond or aubatl1utt lhall be J": • estimated to be' S73,S8t.78. by NONA M . GALLACHER aecurtty lt'9t the bidder .,, .. Th• beneficiary under Mid C>ttd m the Superior Court of Or-Into• con1rac1 with 1"-Olttr1ct * .... ._.. . l\.il"nlth llle requited payment ...., of Trust heretofor1 exacut..... ..... ange County requesung that pertonnance bonda, or .-ut\IM d911ver9d to tM undtr"tlgned a Wftt. CHER...-. tan Oec1ar1110n ot o.tautt and o.. NONA M. GALLA U<:' tn Neu lheraof, and ~Of mend tor Slla, •nd 1 wrlttan Notio. appointed as peraonal rep-lnturenca and andcuementa It f Def ult ,_ .. E..-.....IOn 10 °~1 T..._ · dmi · •-th ew .. ded the work, and .. be ct. o • ..... ,_, ...., .... resent.auve to a nis...,r e ctared forfeited 11 1ri. bidder..-- underligned c1uled Mid Notice of est.ate of JAMES I. GAL-to 11~ enter Into Nici contract or Oef1ul1 and Etec11on to Sell 10 be .. ~, recorded In Iha county wner. tM LACHER, AKA M JAMES tumtlh tM required bond• Of real property 11 located. TAANS-GALL ACHE R , AK A ::-1.,!t~ ~:If::.~ AMERICA TITLE INSURANCE JAMES IZATT GAL-ls~l9d. COMPANY, &487 Wtt1 3rd Str..i. LACHER under I.he lnde-. The Boltd of oir.ctors hal Ol>-Los Anoal... CA. 90048 (213) 854-2500 pendent Admirustrauon of talned from the Dir.ctOf of the C.-. fomla Oe9W\mtrll of lndustrW A.. D1tt· M11ch 12. 19a. F.states Act). The peuuon 1.S tatlonl 1 ~lion of the gan- T RA NSA MERICA TITLE IN-set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 trll preY9111ng rll• of per dl9r'I\ ~~U~~~ECE COMPANY. AS at 700 Civic Center Dr . wegea and the f'IWll pravliMnO ----T-31%70 By Loi• Liddell. A111a1en1 S41cfetary West, Santa Ana. C A 92701 ~1fn ~::;:: 1~ Publiahed Orange Cout Dally Piiot on April 18. 1984 at 9:30 work 11 to 119 Ptr1ormed fOf Md! March 19, 26. April t 1984 1534-&4 A .M cr•tt Claelftcatk>n, or ty~ ot --IF YOU OBJlX:'T to I.he woo.er nMdad Not .... 1t1an the d91trmined r•i. lf\lll be peld to • granung oC the peuuon, you wor11ars amp1oyec1 In tri. per-NOTICE Of IALE YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A HOMEOWNERS ASSESSMENT LIEN DATED SEPTEMBER 19, 1984. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhll pvr1Ult'll to terms of thOM ctttaln Covenantt. Conditions and Retina· tlont recorded on Mtrch 23, 1977, In Book 2115, Pege 1000, ti NCI., of Officlll Record• of Orange County, Clllfornla. Thlt certain rNI property de- ecrlbed u Unit 72. Lot 1 ot Tr.ct 88~. u per NP rtcorded In Book 357, Pegat 24-28. Inclusive. Of ,... oordt of Orenga County commonly tmown u: 3'45 MMdOW 8'ook. Cot1a Maaa. Cllllomla.. TM tum ot PM1 """""""due .. of the d•t• of tNI notloa It S 1, 981.4 7, lnduc:tlng oott, ,... end tn•ttt. wllt be IOkt Pllll.IC NOTICE IT A TIMINT Of' Al~NT Of UM Of FICTITIOUI aul.,_H NA• The ro11ow1ng peraons h1"9 •ban- ooned IM UM ol tM Ftcltt~ &ill- neu Name. PARADOX. 30100 Crown V1lly PKW . Laguna Niguel, CA 92877 owner Monika Kirkland. 239111 ElcW Ct.. Laguna Niguel. CA 92877 owner Homa Sed1Qhl1t1. 23791 Taaoro. Ulgunl Hiits. CA. 92853 The Ftctlttout &ialne11 Nim. r• terred to above waa tiled In Of•no- County on October 4, 1984 Thll ~ W11 condUCted by I llmlled pertnertNp Monlll1 Klr1dand Thlt 11a1wnan1 w .. n1ac1 with 1ri. Covnly Clerk of Oranot County oo Marel't I . 19&4 ,,..... Pubtlehed oranv-Collet Delly PllOI Mlfeill 11, 2&. April 2, 9, 1914 1~ at pubflo auction punu11nt to Sac-.... .,. ~""'t tlon 135e of Iha Clvlt Codi of the ~ nu1.w. State Of Cllltotnle on April 17, 1964 1----..;;.;;;.;;;;..;....;..;.;;..;..;..;..;.--- at the Main [ntr~. ~!! ..onca Of l'MPAAA"'* ~. 700 CMc Ctint• .,......, al •GATM l>«CURA"'* W•t. Senta Ana.. Cllllornla at the The lnfna RaflCtl waw o.trtc:t 110Ut af 10:45 A M {IAWOl la~ I NegatN9 0.0. TM record owner of N6CI ,.... laratlon '°' the pr=• OMcttbed Pf'OC*'Y W91 et the time Of 1tn below. A "Oraft" lw Oeder· MA'AGAAET IOA!:NSON AKA ltlorl II on 1119 II the otftca. MAAOAfltT A. PAPUOA ANO ,8I02 8etdetn A*"" lnllne. CA. MOAfllt9 J. IONNSON. wtioaa i.t end ta ~ fOr puble tNpai> ttnown ~ le 3449 Meadow tlon. A NeOetiW Dec*Wltlon wlll be Btooll, eo.ta Mae&. callklrnl&. coneldtr'ed fOr ~or dleilp-The ...... be conduCted by end prcwll tlr the 80erd Of OtrectOtl of WOnnllton ....... dlnV l8lcl .... end ..-. °"'1td at • ~ \0 be MM! ,..__,.,.,. fMY bl tied "'°"'' at l.00 P.M. Acwt1 t , 1tM In IN aAUMOARTNi1' I "°"" ~ Of'lllol It 0. lb0'4 eddraea. 1 , 11 Town I COunWy Aoecl, .,.._ c.ttlOClk Pl otacftOn of ""9 IMna 30 "-di Wf/W ~~lei un-:r,:~7'="" mte =:-r:s~~~-= bA TIDI Metdl 1S. ,_. City of tMne. Couit1y of Onlnfe Vll.LAGI CMIK HOMtl OWN-0.-Marcfl ,&, 1"4 EM ASaOCl.ATION l:Y .. J_,Wtwttar JAMI& w. al!UMOAATNeA OI' IAUMOAmN°' I AOUP. INC~ tMne ~ Wa• Delltld ~ ,llOI ..__, A*"'I ~ t1r .,_ 0...,.. C08ll ln4ne.. CA tt7 tt ~ IJlleo. on ...a. 2' ,_,.. t. ~ 11y "" Of ... ~ Apft t , ,.... CW, Not on Mtlldl H , tlM 11~ _. 1724-M should either appear at I.he tormanoe of tM con1r1Ct. Such heanng and state you objec-rat• of weo-.,. oo !ht Illa wttl'I uons o r hie wntten obw-1"-o.partmtrtt of lnduatrlal Atla-,--llOnl end In the otftca of tM oi.trtct ttons w1lh the court before end.,.. evlillbla 10 any 1n1 ... 1.o the heanng Your appear-party upon raquae1 ance may be m person or by Purauent to GO'olWlltftallt Code Stlciion 4S90, equlvltent MQl.lrtt• your attorney. may be eut1t1tU1ed tor moni. lF YOU ARE A CREDI· wtthNld 10 _. peitoin•ioa of TOR or a contingent creditor ti. contract Tiie Oiltnct r...- of the deceased you must the rtgl'lt to toltl'f deetrmtna the . . · edequacy or the MCUtttleil being f1Je your claim with the propoeed by tM Conlractor end u. court or present it to the ptt· vllua of thoM MCUrltltl T'he '*- sonal representattve •P· tnct tNll 1i.o be antltled 10 cMroa ....... b lh rt ... ,_ an •dmlnittr•llva f... M 0.-poUl<CU y e cou Wluun tarmtned by Olatrici In Ill ..... four months from the date of oration, tor au1>etltvt1ng ~ first w~ of letten as .acur11r.. tor r«entlon amouna. 'ded ~-ti 700 f TM 011trtc:t'1 oeclelot\t wttl'I ,....,_. pr<>Vl an ~ on ~ to th• 1dmhll1tt1Uon of 1flie the Probete Code o f Cali-provltlonl °' s.ctton "* -.. 111a fomia. The time for filina "'*end If*'~ l'llUt noe be claims wtU not ~ prior llmlted to. dee...,...'9nON Cllf .... ~ ........ ~·-"*"" to four months from the date of the w:untr... ttia NOi~ of of the hearing noticed above. Iha .-iurtt-. the 009l9 ....,_ YOU MAY EXAMINE trrion end IM dlllet11•...,, of the file kept by the t'OW"\. If -"""* « not .,. .. ,.,. ...,, l ·--·.-..1 ,_ ..... _ llhOuldba...cGll,.._,~ ...... you are n~~"' ww e.-pendant aoancy 0t e., .. Dlllrtl:l. tate, you rNY Rl'Ve upon the 'FM dleft'ICi "*' oe ........ • .,,, exewtor or edmi.niltrator. or =::;:. ": :=:: upon the attorney for the ex· M.i 1:1y ~ tn ~ .- e:utor or 8dmlnlstratcr. and dl¥::i .. IOii. 10 _..., IHI ,...... flle with the court With ....,,, "Via Diet~ ... ftCll,.... __, f ~-... -~-' aetllflidory..,,.... ... ..... ...,_... 0 _.. .......... """'ten (1tl~~of .... Cllf ttquest •'-Una that you de-u.a wnnen ~ OllWlcll -.. 111e att aped.al ~ of the 6) • .,11H90 to ............ .. lng of an lnV'en\Ory and lJ>-Connr:tor .... II = -Of ..... -'--\ ot esi.te -ta (JI' tK1ory ..... tlO m.tCll Mlle ... .,._,,_.. ,.,.,._ of the petaUom or .ccou.nta Thi ao.ct ., CMt 1 •Of .. Clloo l'Dtntiont'd In SectiGn 1200 trltl ,..._.. .. -.......... __ .... )'MW\ a o( • ...._ r.tt.. ICt l dlAl(ll ~ ....._ .. Mdl -.. yy.~ ""' "'41UJon\i.& .. '°be ............ ....... Probe\t" Codlt. ..... •• ,...... ....... ..... FIUN& A. <>LOMEN wt to...,..,,, 1M 11 w a , .., l,H Orup A• "':r=·°"°"'°'™'90MD C..ta Mesa, CA. Hlt1 cw DNCTMI °' '1"49 lC>e Publiahtd Onnie Com AUIOa WAla lMl'nilCT Dally PUot Matth 29. 27, fl4 lA .. ~ c:..-z.. a.. Apnl 2. 1984 =,...en a a 112$.14 " i r ·' I a: f I , I I I ~I ,!} ~1 . \ I I I ~ CoMt DAILY PtlOT/~, Mtfoh 28, tOM 642-5678 THE DAILY PILOT ii ..... ltr aai. i-•-••_ ... _1.,_1_11_• _ ........... ftr la1t ...... hr Salt lntab ftHt!tata, Val. lp!tatata, Val. !ftriets, Val. !!•aal JOii !!atral 1002 Ct1t1 .... lOH l!!J!rt lt11r. IHI Bntta ruahlat• 1n1at BM Ct1t1.... Ith L1pu..... IHI CLASSIFIED oFi:u:E HOURS1.;;:iiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..... , ..... , -•••• ... uu tt ·=· CfPI• a"P. O&XNV11W:1tO:tUdlO.; Telephone Service: Monday-Frjda) 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Business Cou nt er: Monday· Friday 8:00 A.M.•5:30 P .~t. DEADLl'.\ES: PUBLICA TIO'.\ DI-. \OLl~E Monda' Tuesda' Wed ne da' Thurc,da' Frid a' at urda' Sunda\ I 111"• \\ ··d I r1 I I ~I) a.m. I W p n1. I ~I I p.rn I H > f ""' I rn p 111 ;111111111 { !11111111 CA:\CELLATHf\ & COHRECTH >.'S : Cancellation!-and (',)rrect1 on:-nrn 1' be made on ~a m t> deadhnf'::-a:-. above. Plea r a!:-k fnr a 1·an 1·<'lla1 ion number whPn ca ncPlli n~ ,·our ad. ERROR : Chec k your ad daih and report errors immedi:ltelv. Th e DAILY PILOT as urne~ lia b il it v for. the fir~t . incorrect ir.sertion c nh'. CLAS IFIED 642-5678 ... '" ftr Sal• ...... ltr Salt ..................... ...-. ..... __ __ C..tral 1002 GtDtr1l 1002 . LllO ISLE 106 Via Lido Nord Traditional 3 Br, 31h Ba. Bayfront, pier & float for 65' boat. Priced to sell $950,000. 214 Via Ithaca Remodeled 3 Br, 2 Ba. lrg playroom, fireplace, beam ceiling. $420,000. Otll COIDO llYFROIT Jetty & bay view . Mai Kai 2 Br. 2 Ba. 40' bay patio. $695,000. lllYllE TERRACE Panoramic bay & ocean view 4 Br, 4 Ba. patio, pool home. Fee Pn ce $775.000 I 11 LllO Piii Ill., IAYFROllT Fabulous bay/mountam view. l Br, l Ba. condo co-o p. Lowest price. $295,000. llYSIDE PUCE llYFllOllT Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 'Br. 2 Ba up, 2 Br, 2 Ba dn. 2 boat spaces. $1,375,000 PElllSIU llOIE OCUIFROIT Ocean & jetty views . Marine room. 4 Br, 3 Ba, 3700 sq. ft. car parking. $1 ,285,000. IRlllWHUI HOIE Near new 4 Br, 4 Ba, lake view . 3500 sq. ft. $440,000. Will trade for Jocal prop. Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR I. h '•y .d. (),,,, NB blS 6161 Second Mor\gage A second mortgage is a. method of fina ncing wher eby the buyer is provided W1th an a.dd11Jonal or second mortgage when there 1s not enough ca.sh to assume the existing mortgage A second mortgage can a.lso be t.aken wher. the fi rst mortgage and the do wn payment fa.II short. of the sales price. A second mortgage can be provided by either the seller or a lending tnst1tut1 on Payments a.re ma.de both to the seller or lender on the second mortgage and to the lender of t he underlying mortgage ,._•,'u".000111.. 11.uwe1un11 ~""u~~.~ :::!i ~~~! IUIRWL ter .. a ••I la uu v="tr~tt"~~=· ~ !'J~n.'ttd•n.;:~.,v·;~ ~k1~fm:.1:ru01~~~: -" ML a.... Nice 1 Bdrm w/pvt •n1ry prof. decort ltd. 01 3 Bdrm + fem rm. 2 batha, Bttutifuhy decor1ttd. ...,. ' '' _. • -""' 83M120 .. Ctll 1-5PM utlll pd, 1320. 4~..eo87 Cute and well mtlntetne< largeuaed brick llreplecf thedral <*llnga, wet bti covered Ptllo, btautlM completely lurnlahtd drepea, gilt guard..., 28111 Santt A a"G"$585 2 Bdrm. hom•conveni.n a 8BO PLUS S Bdrm, ~ frpk:, 2 bf & den. 2 full Ir Jaeual. FEE $229.&00 TnhM S 1195. And condo comm. Only s 1200. 1 yr 2437"F"Ora!... '595 . ~W ,l,atl IHI to ahopplno end trtnl bt home, lrplc, AV •c· ~ ~rlnctpala only Cell (714) 5 ..., lae. Cell •gent 552·2000 · . .,~.... - - -portatlon. Flrepteo., bltlr cesa. Eutslde CM, nr baths, kitchen• countr 281-1234 or 4!}e.40<43 S199 . 873..()8..., *MESA VERDE 2 r rg 1 & • gu. wfr. kitchen, 1unny enc;l<>M( Newport Hei g ht a trench k tc:tlen With gtr ~ t •-~ L ,,... &Cit 18t Newdtcor 1560 truh, lndry. pool, d en VI ew. Pt t I BEACH DUPLEX Good r ....._ ~ ' 7 ' carport. 11t + MC. No patlo. Full •lze A·2 lot ~ S225•000· past-thru. lormt l mlr toe. S275K, $40Kdwn. 3 Tb8: bik to &lh. 'It blk 3 r 2 ea. dtn. 2 car ger, No peta. 83349 4 t 29041 Alomt g::i1y\"""tment op Rtr lt0tr41t lltr rored dining rm. eecurn Ownerwtlleerry. 10 bay Rent tlll June 23 B:~s~350~;.~= 1 •1 C~:M. Mgnt 498-8221 ' 4II1121,HO Costa Mesa location clost to shopping and schools The owner is anxious IC sell and wants last actton Submit your proposalt on this property for t h o me o r Income 751-3191 C::.SELECT ........ PROPERTIES Dalebout Bay &Beoch Real Estate IWAL n r•ri llClillHGl SJ#C( ,,., IALllA PllllSIU Neat and clean .. handy tc by and ocean beaches Two spacious bedrooms and den Fireplace Ir master bedroom $298,000 131-1300 IA YFllOIT OlllllEI The ultrmete In lnteflon de- sign w/graceful detailing In the enter1alnlng area & 4 bdrms. Fam rm & gourmet klfch over- looking the water. Pier for 60' yacht 1 side tie tor sml boat. Orig owners have preserved Iha i mma c . co nd $1,300,000. OCUIFHIT llPLU NEW LISTING Excellent oceanfront w/3 bdrm Ml-lllt syatem, lrg ahadt treet a.6-8243, (819)756-2298 by wk or mo. 675-4902 411.._ ... 89 w aide, t U new; w. ea. l~lfflL "It waterfalls, erffk & "" • •• IOT FllCY greenbelt views, 2 ca SPHTAOIW VIEW Lido Isle 3 Br. 2 Ba. Mo 10 View 2BR/Dtn 2 BA trpl ~~~·oK?":~ttln~m=: 1 . 2. e; ii&. JUST 110.EY g 1 r • g e w I cu 11 o r From thl1 brand MW Hat· Mo lease. S l750/mo. Biii decka nr town/bdl R·2 1875/mo. a.5..e&-48 Dlhwahr. refr1Qe &ncl<I. storage, nr SCP, walk t• Ing 1n Harbor Ridge Es· Grundy Alty 675~618 1 S 1150 tse opt 494-6930 No peta. 545-4855 Sharp 4 Bdrm, 2 bait theaters. restaurant• , tttes. one of Newport's I I .._ •·• ~ 3 Br 2 Bt Twnhae. ~~..,....--..,..--"7:-:'-:-: Costa Meu home Ir shopping A happy hom most prestlglou1 guard-•Hts lt•rlR •• L11u1 lltatl 1292 Montee.Ito, garege, no S600/ahon term renttl 3-1 mo.,. 1n condition Larg« with lots of xtru ed communlllH 180 Gtatral Z20Z 2 Br condo pool apa ten-peta. $890/mo. 641-1324 to 5-30. 3 Br. 2 Bt. 1 Biii! corner 101 for POSSlble A\ S 125.000 full prtee As degree view of the ocean I I W1 t ' · ' to beech access Includes wetba1 sumable $52,000 at 9•1.•, to Catalina. and a pan-•••tr I tr ms 240-8018. 557-3380 $485/mo 2 Br. 1 ba ept. 203 33rd. St. & covMed patio. Don' 10% down ok. orama ol 1par1tltng lights lltlf1l1 Beacon Hiii. upper unit. Pool. ltundry N.B. Realty 675-16-42 wait another minute tc vacant. To see cal at night 4 Bdrms. 3 Ba .1&0011 llULn •LOVELY HOME w/pool, room 2272 Maple .,..,...,~=-=-::---:--7":'"~-:-::: see this "more for you 556-4047 Mon-Sal 10·8 llght & airy "Lautremont" , •• , M&UIEllEIT gardener. lrplc $1295 TIL lllllT H2-1IOI ALL NEW 2 br & bactts s' apt " h -f' •9s-•707 avatl. now. 33rd t. tep1 mo n e V o m e a with added bonus room. mo .. re a. .. .. $525/mo. Lrg 2 Br, 1 ba. to t>tach. 631-6838 $115.950 6.48-7171 2WllllLENIYILUll lush atrrum entry, and 714 /171-1113 3BR 2•.;BA Condo. Oen, deck. golf course view, , THE REAL ESTATERS Ill WlllLI CllHI SH0,0001 3600 sq ft ol traditions Tudor custom home. • Br, 3'/J Ba. panelled olflc• with llreplace and hug1 family room wlth wet ba and ocean views Terrlf~ location near schools merlna and beach Prl vate sec luded brlcl courtyard patio feature epa, sauna, and BBQ Solid oak woodworl throughout. gourme kitchen with eating arN An excellen1 value an• very motivated seller wl assist with new llnanci~ Ask for Hallie Stroc" 644-7020 LIHl IEAL ESTATE COLDWeu BANl(C!RO PElll.OCUIFllllT 1120,000 Outstanding Location b Newpor1 Harbor Yact club Older 2 BR hom with on site parkln' Priced to sell al 101 va1u1 H4·IOIO HIES lots of decorating poten-Frpl, Wet Bar. Pool, SllOO. lndry room. 5s.. Joann. Condo 2 Br. 2,; Ba pool & "B"mdl. sngl lvt 3Br. 2ba tlal Priced to sell NOW! VILLA BALBOA: Spac. 1st/last MC 4115·8146 TIL Riil H2 1IOJ spa, nr Hoeg Hoap. s975 bonus rm above gar 12•1 759-1501 2Bd unit in security · • 675-7358 aft 6PM assm In or refinance a bldg . guard gate, fire-ltwrrt Inell S525 wins this 2 Bdrm 2 Ba Eaatbluff Spacious 1 Br, same rate. Aecom to CIUI place, Immaculate & s127~mo'.""'F.lpt A .. 3 Br garden spot kid Ok view, pool, pl .... nt .,. ... lacs. Pool. Jae. tennis b~ "j;;i;;r:i ready to go. $1200 yrly 2Ba ample prkng & land· 539-6190 BEST Alty fee No pets. S650 844-4787 o wnrs $199,000 ~ COSTA MESA: New and scaplng. complete kltch. S565/mo.2 8f.2 Ba.frplc, L . dlx. 2Bd/2ba, pttloa, !~~~~ee°l:2!;i6~684 CJll••I lovely, 3 Bd .. townhouse. 64 1·9826 enclsd oar. all bit Ins. ~ar. no pets. Jn CM pvt patio. lire place. $2000/mo. Modern 2 near shopping centtt. $650/yrly. 6-40-9.408 B t .. L 1 comm. pool. S850/mo 8 10 Center St. •• • IC• ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9--~ COM vu I b & II hi Story 6ack Bay, 4Bd 3 -: 0 av g s. ba. 3300 all, 3 car gar, TSL lcmt 142· 1IOJ llUIPlllT IUll IEACH YIEW/THIS/SruLI across from park. decor-pool, Jae .. •1,8c tot. Poss , Luxury duplex, lower, 4 br 3 ba Short walk tc ( 10-lt CASH ON) ator iharp, trench doors. furn or opt. 642-1366 $635/mo, 2 Br, 1 Ir\ bt greenbelt. 4 Br, glll'. Yrty beech. Spac. Uv. rm Ha,rbor Ridge area 3 Bdrm mo. to mo. lease. $1650. Townhouae. Greenbelt, ,1500. 752_9_.42 dya. lam.ldln. rm. lrg bale 2 h ba, S20K below mar-W1ttrfrt1t ltatl IH. 2 Br. 1 ba, dbl gar. lndry rm. Nloe location. 6-40-2434 evea & wtcnda easy care yard. A.ski"' ketl TI O S180K, low Rtalttrl lll-1400 $900/mo. 231 48th St 2078Thurln iiiiiiiiiiiiii s 172 000 See at 614 Interest loan. Won t last Call Answer Ad • 11 . TSl lllT 142-1111 20th St S36-1718 at $255,000. John I a.2"'4300 Zarvoa. Vik ing A.E HOUSE FOR RENT: 1885/mo. E/alde 2 Br, 1.,. BHt .. IUMU l 1 760-9669 or 5.40-0299 $295/mo Needs work. 3 Br. 2 ba. lrplc, lrg yard, 2 ba Twnhse. Frplc, yard, car gar. S1000 + MC:. gar, lndry rm. Nloe loc. II WATll Ollll YI ICUl/m , 841-6208 fee 646--0491 or 675-3.432 2314 Senta Ana. IN NEW RT BEACH Cathedral ceilings. 1 Br t '28r 2ba w/yard. llp, sec. lalM. 3 Br. Westclttt arta, pool, Tl&. •IT U2-1IOI Slng1et 1 & 2 Bdrm Apwt- Ba. $158,600. 759-0915 gate. $139,000 Call p . I ZZO? maintenence&grdnrlnci. . ment• & Townhouan • 842-8799 or a.44-8722 ta&al8 I $1800. 760·1399 $895/mo, Lovely 2 Br. 1'n from S860. (AM about lmae l 044 Rent pert of my home, .. Gil bt Twnhme, only 5 yrs furnllhed epta. complete .15 000 Ul.11& LIE llPLO St./Ocean Bl. i hse from Big Canyon-golf courae old. Kida. peta, lse OK. with TV, ltnena & utenllla, ' Walk to shop•. beach, Bal ocean S300mo 673-6633 frontage, 2 br. 2 ba, din Carp orta. Avt ll 4/ 1. may bt rented for ahor1 REDUCTION Prer. ferry. rest. 3Br/2ba rm, wetbar. pool, tennis. Carports. Agt a.5-9850 term or long«). On Jam- ea, 218 Bal Bl 673-2943 CtrtH ••I lbr 22 2 pvt oar. S 1350/mo t>oree Rd at Sen Joaquin on the Custom Built home Saa lta1att 107~ Brand new 2 Br 2 Ba. So of 640-8126 or 497-5471 AVAILABLE NOW 1 Br. Hiiis Ad .. N T lfl I 9 refrlge. range, laundry, .~~ llOO in orthwood. err e n-Hwy, beam ceilings. tlle. Cont miss 2 Bdrm S600 pool. carport, no pets. ... side corner location. 4 oak. etc No pets. Avell flat w/chefs kltch kid ok $450/mo. 931 W.19th ST .. bdrm, 2'h ba. Too many Cottage by the sea 4-1 $1100/mo. 673-3415 539-6190 BEST Alty lee 548..0492 extras to list Association lmmac condition. Ocean --------=----..,....---==-~ =-----~--=--:--pool and tennis. view. Walk to beach. Lrg LUSE OPTlll Duplex. spacious 3Br 2•,; Elegan1 spacious 2 br ~ brrck frpl, $138,000. Aon .llSllllE CREEi be. fprlc. dlb gar. $950 + owners unit, frplc, nr OiSOf l 498-1040, 831-936 1 Two Bdrms & den. Two sec. 646-04111 675-3432 OCC $525. 675-6958 =s=T::-:EP::-:S~T::-:O::-:::'OC=EA:.-:N:-:-:-::3-:::b-:-r.-.:2 I fireplaces. Private pool & Ltftly htt llt•t -Fr_p_l -po-0-,-p-rv_t_p_a_tl~o be, returb. thruout. Neeo Spacloua Apt 1 ml to beach. a.2-2357 ea t y UST CIAICE .spa. Linda T agllanetti. Dover Shorn dshwshr X-lg 2 Br on mature prof. or ltmlty tc 3 2 I E t*'d S610 557 2"• 1 lllP$)rec. thla lovely unit I To buy this pride of own· 4 Br. 3 Ba. car, frp cs. as "' e · -.... s10001 .... 2 ...... 5 7 8 6-1172 ersh1p 4 years old, 4 Units Lease S 1550. 770-034 7 mo. "'" • .,..0 Apartment House with llSTAIT II Westclltt atea. 2BR lba upper unit & 3 bdrm --------lower 3 car gar Patio on -yff n SUPER beach Quiet corner lo· Y 3880 MK:helson Drive Irvine ocean-hills & gollcourse Exec style 3 Bdrm 3 Ba $525 2 Br. 1 Ba patio, nice pvt. patio, comm. pool view Direct from Owner hme chefs galley lrplc Eastslde loc ~/pool, $675/mo. Avall 3125 before bemg listed with Retired E.xec looking for 3 gar/shop St l50 detella lndry rm. close to all. 6.4.4-9842 and 875-:M 12 Brokers Aeduc:;ed selling Br house in CdM or Hunt 539-6l90 BEST Alty lee 149 E Bay Callon w/new rool & ex· COIDO IUYS! terior Sold w/lurnish1ngs Near new 3 Bdrm. 2'1t bat prrce ol $289.000 Is wey Harbour. yr lease pref By Exec Villa huge 2 Br Oen 2 TSL lc•t H2-1101 Sut1 bl 2711 below replac ement May 15 646-1708 Ba$125021rple poolspa LIKE NEW 1 BR CONOO $810,000 Townhomes In a tranqu - "'"HI Hll" setting Eas1s1de Cos1 Balboa Isl cottage in cos1111 Act now and C--.. prvl 673-33 13 6'46·6375 lllSTUT II Sec gale. prv lrg back Wdbrg Sgl lam11y det 2 SAVE!!• CALL 642-0138 Htl .. eaa 2224 $650/mo. Lovely 2 Br.~ ba yard. lrplc. dsw, w/d ti< l"'I 1 ._ Inc. Mesa1 Prrvate fence REAL ESTATE rear yards. lovely pool Br 2 Ba. across lrom ---~ -~ 1BA frplc micro wave Gorgeous ocean front on Twnhse, lrplc, all bltrns. hk-up. rec area w/pool swim club. S 129,900. Nobile Boaea 1100 ne~ carPets pnv yard Seashore 3Br •Ba 2 frpl 6.42-6221 eves & wtmds $475/mo. No pet•. Avail spa Very open 631-1400 spacious grounds Price start at $139,500 le 786-4545. Opn Sat/Sun 2 BA 1 BA ( 16x.c8·1 $425 uttl incl 642-2790 $2000/mo 759· 1341 Agt TSl lcmt H2· 1IOJ 1st. See by eppt only. 1-5 54 Racing Wind • 8'x 20" closed porch Vic 2 BR 1 BA GARAGE NO Newport Shores: Newer 141·2 .. l , llHUll PlllES COHO Hoag Hosp Club/pool PETS S650/MO $6so 2BA. den. 2 car gar. 1 blk Large B:f1501~h patio. ;--------. .... =r:i;o 2 br p;. ba Price to sell Agent 646-4380 SEC 2628 ELDEN AVE to bch Pool & club prlv 859 W. 19th St. 1Ha1 •~ C.I. COllO Only $89.500 for this 2 Bdrm Mesa Verde home Features Include comm pool. garage and patio Traditional Realty 6:J J-7:{7() COlllO-S.C PIH ,,.. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. choice lo- cation Easy terms $95,000 IEWPlllT IUCI LOT 90 x 178 with good 3 Bdrm olderhome. $215,000 lltJ llcCar411t llltr. Hl-7121 -l®Dalebout Bay& Beach Real Estate llUl [$1Hf O Cf HI#Cf SI"<:( lf•f DOVER SHORES Exceptional potential Four bedrooms, Includ- ing two master suites Ready for 1mmed1ate OC· cupancy Family room oft kitchen Wet bar Bay view Home has been treshly painted $295,000 Leasehold 131-7300 1550 sq ft' 6.46· 7171 THE REAL ESTAT&:RS VIEW! IESI VERDE Take your lime and look 1 thisll View! View! an Privacy! Located near golf courses. Enter SE eluded brick and ston aggregate walkway lro gated Slumpstone wa around front privet redwood deck Llvln and dining room has cu! tom beamed calhedri ceilings Country kltche plus rustic family roor looks out 10 hanging ga dens and redwood dee~ 1ng with hot private sp1 Huge 5 bedroom. 3 bat home P ri ce onl $249,000 Call for v1ewin 546-2313 THE REAL ESTAT&:RS BY OWNER S 131,250 CllEEllLUF Plll 7141639-2044 ~9~~3~~; m 0 ( 2 1 3 I "LIKE BR.ANO NEW" Mature Woman needa 1 846-8048/(2 131728-7 115 Triple wide 30x60', lge llv-2 Br enclsd gar crpts S~arklln~ 1 o .. rm from rm. no kit lac. On Bal TllE ILIFFS ""' Island or Penln. 675-8152 llEW IOITECITO 1ng/d1n1ng & k itchen drapes 773 W Wilson. No 490. ool. garage, no ,......,,,.....---::--:---.,-~ 4 Br 2'h ba single lamlly area 3Br & 3ba, both llght pe1s S550mo 631-8212 3BR 2'1tba, split lvt. pool, pets. N.B. room & bath only, detached home. Turtle & darker Interiors Next $300's Gets this Ill 1 Bdrm dbl gar. all nu paint, ave II 301 Avocado, 642-9850 quiet htven for mature Rock Ridge. Lrg yard, to recreation. rm & pool pad w/eppls at 539_8 1~0 able now $1 150, 754-7772 241 wWiison.63!-0960 empl. gentleman, no a/c, Intercom & sec sys. area Agt. 5•0·5937 BEST Ally lee Saata Aaa 2210 -Lu_x_u_ry_c_o-nd-o-.-w-al""k_t_o -=s-o. emoldng. S300. a.4~369 ~~n~~~! m~~~k~r~·a~~ IHiatu Prof UOO 3 Ulll lllS/PET II J 1111121& HOO ~:~~~az~.~~~~e.A~~·~~ -=Ru-";'11~:-orpd-r-~""'.J!.c:-· 7:':~11::-1~J::-~:-::":""h-:-!.:;-:5~~t16 flnan $330.000. For Info Coln Op Laundremat. high Mod appls frplc lncd yrd Pool hme w/optlon to buy h 1 beeCh $300 552-0917 (Irvine Pacific) densllyarea In Costa ready & walt'n S600's k I d s I p e t we I c o me ~~;~'~r,1~~cl&~~ N::,k~ 67S-2i 47 · L le L l04I M esa. Reasonabl e 539-6190 BEST Alty lee 539-6190 BESTR1tyfee club w/tennls courts, lf8H IC• 979-1478 2 1 .,._ t Room: F only, neat, clMn, • 3 br. 2'h ba Mesa Verde THtia pools, ae. sauna. .... au . rN~ Tustin .,. ... S250 lttlllt le•t ti ltaoll Coaatrcaal Countfl Club condo, va-Ott Redhill fl 1 4 9d decorated clubhse & mo. + utlll . Wkdys Must sell. Cory 494-2254 Property l ZSO cant, S 50 mo. 842,;-0160. lnclds den 1 cool ;~ ~::~ :i~~1~6,f1;':n~. lnci0y __ 54_4_-_11_e_2_: eva~_7_30--=-9-43_1,..... ltwJtrl ltacll 1069 Newport BaYfront prime 536-3 t81• 540·7 50 S600's 539-6190 BEST 638..0•05, ev. 731 -7528 Room lhare Beth. Female 10:;.;; n 2 Bdr 2•1t Ba office bldg 8472 sq ft. Ava11 15 Aprll. S675/mo. Alty tee ,....M""E-=-s-·-=p""iN""'E"""s=-2=-=6-=-50'="""'H-· .. ...,.a-30 & up. Newport Beactt. • w · · $1600000. Biii Grundy 3 Br 1 Ba. gar lrg fncd I=---==----__,~,..,, " ..,, S225 h 6-45-2590 pool, xlnt cond .. OWC. Bk. 67S 6161 yard 650-5719 Costa lltll 21 4 BEAUTIFUL 1 Br. $535 up --=~· P~=:::-:-::-==-$117.900. 631-8032 agt r -. PAIVATEb 1eo I SEA&SUNLOOOE D I /n 't 1300 NEW 2 Br 2 Ba Condo 675 $400, dlx mobile horM. no a ny poo spa •IY IWIEll• •l txtl ull I W 18th St. dbl ga~. no pets. mature adults. TOP area. quiet, no pets. S 120 wit/up. Color TV 3 Br 2 Ba. Newport 4 Plex $27.ooo gross. pets $795 Sierra Mgmnt Quiet. secure 1991 Ml-2 .. 1 3026 W. Cout Hwy. Npt backbay home. ex-great essumeble !Inane-co. 6'4!-1324 Newport Bl 646-6373 NEAR OCC 3 BDRM 2 BA Working woman hU turn pensively upgraded frpl Ing, prime Hunt Beach STUNNING 1 1 Br garden Mod bltlna S600 4 pix at rm for same In lrg condo 2car gar. lrg bkyrd. toe. enclsd garages. laun-Old fashioned 2 Bdr houee I rg 539-6190 BEST Alty fee nr SC P1za. Full hae prtv, $180.000. 631-0110 dry income $3 10.000 on Es1de, 1 chrld OK, ~;5/~~oi1or~c18t~rea p ool & Jee. $250. 714/963-0471 message $675 760-8862 · Newer 2 Br with garage, 545-3110 att •PM Penn. Pt, lite & oper 631 5553 5 Bdrm 3 Ba home. or 619-451·0598 collect PETS OK 2 Br duplex. l~rt ltacla 2Ht no pets. S5 10/mo. l•-tr $379,000 Agt. 673-3777 IDctat Prep 1350 good Wsrde loc wtsmall 1teOA BAY CLUB • · I ~ 1022 -yard S595 662-1700 Sub Rent. 1 rm. elf. ant, to Quiet 1br $475 nvden w . nt1Ja • ..,. Coro11 ••I •ar 101 LllO pa•11• *I Ill lllnl* .. • "" " . Wsrde 3Br 1ea gar. nu June 1 Must bt club w/w carpete, drapes, 3 Br turn. houM. frpl IY OWllEll Lux. condo on water. Ful Costa Mesa units 1st time crpts paint. No pets s700 mbr Mr Austin 642-4097 range, refrtg, lndry, ott st Avail. June, July, Aug. O,E. l •T/lll l·I security, excell. view Re-ottered 1011gross w/great 151 last & dep 752 2881 parking. 2 188 Maple, no 60 6 O e ea n i r on t . " duced S 100,000 for quic~ financing Call for details. • Bayfront 61 1 Lido Ptrk Dr. peta, gas peld. 6.46-5282 $5100/mo. Agt 780-8333 701 ACACIA. 3 bdrm, 1 b sale. $550.000. Conslde1 Owner/Agent 540-4484 Foa1tai1 Condo 1 Br. 1 Ba. house. lrplc, 1 car gar trade. Owner 575_ 1938 =-::---...,..-ZZl S 1100/mo. Bill Grundy. STUNNING lrg 1 & 2 Br. 2 Vacatita 1 bdrm sep bachelc 851 _8394 9-Townhome complex, Valle1 4 675-6161 Ba. garden apt. pool I t I JH7 unit $250,000 675-259 well located Costa Mese. Mid ssod's rents 2 Br 4 ·---.,,.-----------$425/535. 710 w 18th St. W'"'lllllJ" ..... ·~·1"'!"" .... ~'!""'l• 5 yrs old, 11in1 terms lam home off Hell apple IEACH llEITAL Condo: Palm Springe. 26r PIUYAOY I IEOUllln 121 LllO Plll llllYE S875,ooo Prtn onty Agt gartshop kids welcome Furn. 2 & 3 br apts. by the WE IFFEI l O•MSE 2ba .. poo111de, wkend Impact on buyer e Down payment may t.~ negol1~le I e Enables purchase r.t honrf' w1tr1 ex1sL1ng mortgage n•Q J1r1ng lai·g .. down paymr nt 3 lrg Br 2'1r Ba plus llvln1 Located on 1s1 floor wilt 645·9850 539-6190 BEST Alty lee wk or mo. Agt 875-8170 Went a selection of great S125, wit $250 770-2722 ~~ dining and famlly rm: 1 ·i d 1 llvlng? We can otter any-----------~- ' FHTASTIC IUY Secluded patios suppo ~~~x L~~g~ ~:s~~ ~~e ~1 URIE DUPLEX Rut. ltacll 2240 AJ1rta•at1, Oaf. thing from 1 small •Pt to Plll llTY 5 B, ITU lush 1andscape-spac101.i converllble den. 2 lul 2 br • den. lrplc, dble gar, • i• 2 U Ill llOO' a 4'llr house. If looklng In Fully eqpd, r hme. 1.4 Assume $ l25.000, 2 Br, lloorplan with beautlft baths, sub-parking, sec· I patio ea apt Top cond ,. n I Gtitrll 2702 CM. NB or HB think of us ml. to P.C. l llta. Real den l900 5 1 • lrg yard upgrades! Walklng d1~ urity bldg Sllp available Sell/exchange Pyramid Crptd pool hme updated first for that choice of bargain for 214 famlltn ' e W1lh assumpt10n ,f Pxrst:nl! mortgage (avr r ~LI!' 1nl~resl t ill.I' 1S po11a1ble lmpao' on seller e Smaller down payn •• •r t ~lira.els mnn· po1.em1al1buyers e Add1L1onal profll w1tt1 1111.erest received on second m• rlA&iV • Receives all fund~ 1r lendinp, inst1lul 1on pr<Jvtdes qecond m11rtl(age There are a number of s1tuat1ons In whict) the second mortgage can faclltt.ate the purchase or sale of a property Cont.act your rea.l est.ate expert to assist you '::~~.~, s~~cAl1v\-~ r.tr~· -----'""'" •¥ (l,U • 'OUA" •teo1rario• ~ti•'• o• tJrr,e ~-........ --..... --... 'ov• .. ,. ... bl..f -d• b• 'o-to for"" lovr ,..~I• -O'd• I H 1 P S 0 B I 1· I IJ I I S A V I T I I ,, I I I I ~ T A N l L Of1.1r• al IM 081 11ust~• I I I 1· l>K~ 10 9'l'IOOI COClllaJ One O! "' '"°" "!Id You .,. ieamao .,our I A ( P L 0 T I; -............ , ... I' I I I t f'= t v •"'9 -H.11111) + t ••T• f f , .. L .. A ,.,,,,, NI Yl'(ff0 111 II fl '' aJ l!<HI l()tJAt U \.N~tu,,o~lf A llf f Hff\ ro err AP•\"'" , I I Must see S l69.000 Fee tance to Fashion lslan1 Asl< n 5445 000 EJCchangors. 979.3350 kit ch kid ~t fine at HOUSE FOR RENT. Ideal IM~ S 145/nlte. 979-8209 Opn Sat/Sun 1·5 25 beach •ssoc1at1on offer 1 g · 539-6190 BEST Rlty lee S295/MO Needs work. TSL MG T '"42 1603 Gillman nr Michelson & " LIN llUL n I Pride of ownership. 8 units I 841-6208 fee .. • Mann 786-2040 Blue ~~~.~n~ar~~: ~~: 171 1300 must be sold Agt Mary-Allordable 2 Br hme with i..---...,....,..,--.r;r.;;;;;; NB REALTY 675-1642 Chip Propert18$ nab 644.6200 • Jo 6'45·916 1 631.'8499 appls yd & gar $525 CtrtH ••I •u 2Z WlllUll YILUIE -F-,-.-E-11 o.t of c .... , I 539-6190 BEST Alty fee 3eR fat>t. Qtrtge, frple, , & 2 Br. tpll evall. pool, Sl 18,100 •IAYSHOllES• ,,.,.,,, 1525 l"iH 2244 ~~:-~~:· s1250/mo, ~~i. r;;~~~bal. No l~ .. ·-·""".'·-=· .. ~~~~~~~~~~ Nor111 Cos ta M esi! Oeseri Hide-Away 1st 1..S5sqft2br.2bah0me A Od 2 b patelra TSL Mgmt 754.0081 Of ata tt b a r g a 1 n Hu g 8 3 3 br. 3 ba. lrg corner lot time olfe11ng 2 Br 2 Ba vu for lease Frplc, micro, f~~. beam ;..ll~s. s o: 642-1803 lwt 2111 bedroom p , bath, Assumable 1st owe hm Palm Desert cc Agt parquet, dbl gar. North· f h SllOO 875-2424 Int. ltac• 1741 2 fem, h:So yra rm added large separ11e ---::T----~ balance 6-46·6325 586-8 119. 6 19/346-7405 woods $825. 6«-2227 ° WV · tmmed to lhr new up. lamlly room. llrepleee Ill 1024 Courtesy to brokers * TURTLEAOCK 4 BR 2 Cttt1 •na 7 15784775 mo 2 & 3 bf, stairs 3 8r duplex w/yd & You hx-1t and save Call lllITT&IY WHIS Ill CAIYll·IY OWIH Resort Prtf .. 1510 ba, 3 pools/tennis, bnQht f Br duplex, 1535. Peta enclad gtrtge, wtah-lrg view patio In CM to see 546-2313 Over 1700 sq It ol comlo 11% fixed rate. 30 wrs C&IYll LAie LITS & clean, S 1295. 752--0664 OK. 11 1 Ce ell fl A. er/dryer hk-upa. yard, w/same. $275 + ~ uttta. THE REAL ESTATERS • IWILMI TtPIHMIE Delightful COtona del Mar locatlont 2 Bdrm, 2 BAtt clt 11lc. large meater tulte . den. tne:IOMd patl< ytrd. S380,000 l Jl'lltll f ~f' AeeltOf .. tl7~ .... TlmT knodca o~ *'*' you uae ruult..g ttlng o any Piiot Ctaaalfl•d Ad• to r..ct'I tN ~ Coalt matkt t Phone 642-6978 .. 3 , patio. Newpor1 Beech 960-1886 tlk f« Kerry In this spac1ou1 Bdrr Monaco with belt GC SubOrdlnatlon and/or Joint Lrg 1 Br 1 Ba condo at 6.a.7578 evee. Realty. Daya 542-1803, =---==-----:--,,..-,,,......,, 2•,, Ba St George mode view 14 Rue Vlllare venture Ready to oo Orangetree Ten . Frpl, 1 BR. new cerpeta & Eva 980""614 Fem. Rmmte to lhr 3 Br 2 Big dbl car garage. hug Open wl<nds. 640-1538 Sundance Pr operties A/C, washer/dryer, & drapea encl. oar. no •••-llW.,. Bt hOUM, C.M. $250/mo Mstr aulte Ideal backbe 679·8826 other upgrade•. Pool•. nata.. .~SO/mo,845•5465 -+ in utH. Stev. or Ch .. location 759-1501. l.E Ex Ii l 1 e & 1 n la rta No ,... -2Br2'A.8a.d/w,wttw/dryr &31·7233,5-48-3319 IEWLUllUmH 3 Br 1 Bl on qyltl 1 wtalley & overtl?ed gtt age • encl 1t0f19t le bo11ts ate Aaktn S t34,000 Call Cur Hwbtrla II. 831-12&e 1n.1111. nuu (REDUCED S10,000) 2 BA Hou1t & StudlO Unit Large R2 IOt S 115,000 lolnl S159.000 Call John Zarvoa Viking A E 1eo.Ht9. 540-0"m Nwpt Hgt• cute cott•o• lrg lot on cul•d uc. 28 Iba Sl'T9.000 831 sae· Ill CAIYll DISTii · C HJI :eti s:5~/m~ ·Cell 2 Br 1in Ba E 1iith St hk-up, g1r1ga. frplc, Fem. to lhr furn. 28, CdM Lowell priced golf courlf' FOR SALE l5'R TRADE 714183 1.1024 • Twnha gar No pttl S650 M50/mo. "2~789 hM. $37Slmo+ ut.ll. & ouatom In Canyon. 4 For So. Celll. ProPtrty. 3bf Sierra Mgm\ 841·1324 F•-•t .. 31• 3be twnhM. -.., AvaM. 876-6138 Bedrooms. 4 baths, prl· 2'1tba, 3500 sq 11 on tO Northwood• lux. 2800 a/f •~-...,....----....,,...,.-~ .... ... n ..._ vete pool end spa. UI· tcres, with guest hoult, •Br, fir, lgt IWtm poof, 2Brtlo1baN. itove, • f\1a71' • ~ New cptal dl'J)I, wet bar, Fem to lhr moderf'I 2 Ir 2 tlmate In pr1vecy barna, poo1, flahlng pond. many utrta. S16001mo pa 0 =•· 711 =no· .ai~n~ .. ,V'U:.: . be eipt In COM.1395/mo, AedueedtoS995,000 1n the city 01 Ardm0re. yr lat. Otvld 731-7004 18th #A. S &45-1928 trd. 'nr Hunr,·· Hrbr. eg.25-35. 7-...00 1 ... 1IOO Oklahomt $125,000. Unc.t.abfe otter 2 Bdrm 2 BATRl·PLl!X: 1 be, trplc, J:75• Ctll 8.4&-0 38 F rmmi. 25-30 '° * 9Pt Owner wm c:a~. Ctll COi· po& time off Cutvw $575 lrg cloNt, "i patio, att. 2 Ht H ........... _ tNro 2 8Clrm N.8. .,..., avail. 411, lec1 (405)22 455 539-8190 BEST Alty ree cat gtr ... , • 751-3531 W/--kldl h '475 $250/mo. Ktthy: cs.r. -COTE ~t, REALTY BIG CANYON ......... ,. ,,.,., .... 2:;:;;r '1141 0 J .... H'Av'e-""'$250,000 equity In • Prk. llV rm w/trpf, 2 2BR.frpl, large btctt ytrd1 S3M190 BUT Alty... 2~. 9WI 557·24 8 modern 'I• tc:. Newiiort 2 br 2 be, lludy, bMvt prt¥ front yard w/fae., M 40 etory btdl bey 4 bdrm gerdena, avllt mfd,.Aptlf. petlo $7H. "'2·27'0 6'liM 1bf 1be. bftln9. W /O 2': ~~=· ~~ time WANT. L A. or 0 c. 11145/mo, ~4-4907 2 8t Townhouae Oonoo hllup. 9'l(.: gw, fncd )'rd, '350 mo t4W711 eomm'l, lnduatrlt l or type ~ epa. atttc:hed dptlC '5!0. 53&o0921 l~-::-:-::-:~·r--::~-.--~~ untt~64M388 USI THI 8.,.g.. trplc 1* 841 IU.. MlflNl38r2kAWll 411. I.I. u... 1111 DAILY PILOT :,,,:i:~~ ftUll ~r:.r::21:6'rno **Dt ""* UFA ST Ntw , ' 2 ldrm l\lxury M/F .... 2 ... 1" ii We buy houMI, condol, * f8A. Vft9QI, be6cony, 9'>l• In 14 '*"' t Bdrm, IWMt CM '300/mo .. untta. NeQetlYe cari now RISUL T" =:-'eo':""d'Y 5:~ i Bdrm and TowMomel l200-. 8111 ~12 OK Fortc:loaurea OK SRVIC I • pooee, Mnntl ....,. to"" ._,. .,_, vu Vour prlOI. our t..-me. DlllCTOIY flllt, ~ Gu pekl fWM ""' kMll. 2 • 1so.1002 For Ctntlfled M From San DieoO ,.r.y ans, 13H.'14U11 For Re ult ACTION ~·Norttt on IMcf\ to • Service Call Cell a McFeddttt and w .. , on OtlfV fl'llot McFedden to S..W.tld 642-1671 AD-~ V1lleft. (T14llt3·&1M be. I.JI 141.1111 • • Trwl'• ...... OMLV fllLOT SIRVICl OIMCTOAY It 111 lbouCI ... Orange Coqt OAll Y PILOT/~, a.woh 21. 1114 C'r ;--=iiiiiiiiiiiiiil'lil= ... ='':'•:••:!./:••::•:: .. :•:H:!a' Carreatrz Ctatract•• ladnla1 fl_11a_.u..iiiiiolii..,..'""" ... --==~==----l:=~=~"W!"I~ I ................. ___ em ..... 19"!'11!~~ FENCES & 0£CK$ lneral Gat«Mnlno s.w:.. Tr.. 4SUOPJOiSl $2 17 per day LET A vu DO ITI ~ hWdWOnclng u.tT·•• llllT. pruning l r~. Clean· SMALL MOVING JOBS • ~~ Coflstr: rwnodellng, & hc>Mlt. Wife a 3 kldl lO RernocMl/Aepeirt oomml ~ Tony 648-7651 MIKE ..e-1391 TMnl ALL Wc pey tor R ... ~·L~~t131;cm1. ~=· fMd LARRY 7~ 1020 and raid Uo'd. bonded, .......... lltll~a, HAUL·MOVE·REMOVE P lano/Vocal tot b•g f ~·the dayt Collect 796-5322 STEVE REMODELING REPAIRS IM. For .. t: 552•9142. fr .. Mt 5.41-tSit . FurnlMt. Trutt. Tr... adutta. &r trlllnll\o. vocli6 Cel>IMtt Top Qu .. lty 18 ~ ll · ~5-415 NORM lndlvlduel & bu11n .. 1 lmPfOlltaetkln, bY _. & DAIL y Anllaact Y't In .,e. Uc, bonded, a GOOD'S OA.RO!NINO ~ tludent w/IQ truck C.P.A. fnu.t ~ rtiedlfiO. ProUt4-3162 HAHGIHGISTNPPtHG Plot ~!eeir lna'd eea.35Menytl.,,. 1";.~~=t~ ~:-;~&~:'· low rate, prompt."Thank fr ... 631R-&483Ken \'1SA-MClcott873-1512 ~l56T~5'6f?4Jlt ANDnmm' APPUANCl!' R~r-~Rooflng F,.. .. , Kevin 87a.-1503 you Court 759-1938 CdM Palatl!t •HANOIHGJRa.tOVAL* ~ == ; Buy-Sei.Repelr Doorl-Wlndowa.-Ceblnetl . tlallllll UIMIU KRUEGER HAULING COMPLEr Ard e .... l -11 • ~ expeMclce • SERVICE M 1 W. 19th St. C.M. Penel-Petiot-Fenoee. 35 trJcaJ 839-5035 Furniture. trllh, otqn-upl Cleen-upt. )(Int~ & .. ,.,.. Ml e 851-1800 j : a 648-5538 yr1 exp. JflffY 548-« 13 pa•l.lll in IHl99IO 1'11 llED ._ Met1 8.45·5089 Alt•. Hartlhom Land-BY AICHARO Sll .. OA BLACKWELDER Pap«· )eeta, e.m.tlt.-y·Hlllt ND£CTORY a. L.I -........ -·· ecepe 5-4&-1829 LlcenM 2eoM•. 14 yrs of henolnG a .....novel Cull. 8ohoo .. 31·11Meft-""' n.tf•ul U)lt rriH Ouallty wont, fr .. ..,. Lawn·tr ... wub Install LT HAULING-MOVING . happy 1oeat euttomtn. ~ ofW 2.t0-31i3 pNllMIRVINEMIRROR bffveway . PetkJng Cots Cerpetl OPhOI. clMn ~255 13 968-7401 Tr .. trlm/Removll Gereoe etld ywd t*nup. Garden, Roto Tllltng $25 Thank you, 875-0383 . ~I~ and the HUNTINGTON Rep91ra. Seelcoellng Cerpeta repaired end Lawn me nt/Rolotllllng Jon 8.45--8192 hr. LglamaU Jobt. Bob Expet1 W~lng ln-&;,"";;;;;Q BEACHCOMBEReotefy IH•·· 111111 ... 1n r .. tre1cMd 781·8811 Ga1•w;1• Fr .. •llm•t• 548-.8065 ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI 548-7611 bef9 .,, 4pm HIUTYPAllTDI lllltetlan. RMI. Contuft· ' ~ ~ W.,. ,.... . -w I I b R Tl'-.,,5 G d-P1'0MPT. NEAT PRO-ent ANIQNT'lt Mt-8590 _,._.....:..,.... I~-, ..... 1'19edey et •·!!ittla ••tat tacntt IES Tree Trim. Cleenup1 • Ix t, reel< It, buy It oto •--. re tng. FESSIONALS. 63a.7149 .... -.... -~ -no eictre chergel -I Verd Main. & Heullng or haul It. 5•8-5009 Sod. V11d Cleln-Up1, We Galt Should Heng Typing/Word p,011II'19 CALL TODAYll b oF will t16y;J1 In my CONCRETEIMASONRV Topped/removedis ~·7& Leo 8•7-2457, 557-4508 RULTI Heullng. Pet• 960-3486 12 YRS EXP:. I'm amell. Togeth« U9h0!. ""-All but6nw, ...,;,,, a-~ 111 fN L• c M home Reliable and All types, free nt. Uc'd. up, new lawn•. 1 4 M My prleet ere 1m11U 839-0730 lnY11tne. IONll PfofeCtS. l51-ta.t1 YourDelly PMot r"Pons1bt9 Au.sonable Ed Martinez 895-7133 COMPL YARD MAINT I • STOP SMOKING tooXY ... ~ RON 650-8-477 Pia ~= SeMce OlrectOfy rat.. Mra. Utlleton Orivew-patios peth1 To flt your nMda & budget U J!H RU$0nlble rel.. B&k fiiO&. Plent.,1, c;: CHUCK THOMPSON lltt .:;1fw..iiiiiiiiiiiftiijllia.alljiiljjijiiM._illt-• Repraentatlve 650-6018 etc N~w'Job tcxi amau' *HO•flll* ***HOME REPAIR 548-8401 ment P1t1o·1. Orlveweya PAINTING .PtlS CHING -WH~ .. I ••21 a-R ' M'-k 536-0553 Elec-Plumb-Carpentry I l Lie Rob 873·8094 9e2-7519 Rettuocot Int/ext. 30 yra WINDOW W~HING .._ td. •• ..... ff la HI "' ey Clean Upt•Trff Trimming Remodels Keith 646-4672 Ht •I exp. Neat. Peul 5-45-2977 .. 19 --------· I< Drlvew1y1, Sldewalka. Yard Malnt.•HauUng --2• 11. El• llO· t•ll Everythll'lg In MHonry. CORONA DEl MAR. Loe.I The ontx magic-Com . 1 . . Pat101. Uc'd. Cell Ron MIKE 650·3263 HANDYMAN OF CdM • •f • • Priced Right Custom pllnler. Low ratea, neigh-fl.uDiat QUAUTV 63t~.--Acctaatla~ pu er. Mod. fees. Free 556-0034/0on 970-9828 Mr Flx-AnY1hlng Pein Ung. Furnaces & Gas Piping Work, lie. Bob 831-1161 borh<>Od ref's 640-8259 2• a.. D. 1--11 W 11 IW ·-..,.. .. P.IPl'!'IPlll""'••_.~!im~ Counsel Meg 8.42·7~7 Commercitl/Resldential w 11 5in8259 C • •"' _..... •• • INCOME T SERVICE c llom Com t kk ~n• Care Landecape Maintenance a paper etc ~.... ..... leu~ MASONRY * TILE HOUSE PAINTING Weier HMter Speelal S250 Gr8Low ~175-0599 C.P.A. C~nfidenllal/ ~1c4:' B PO Ouellly Service. reas. lie. Handyman Painting. Verd ROBIN'S cttlN1NG All Types R ... & Uc. Al reduced apr1ng retea w (714)875-5856 From S25 mo• 84::1,'s:{"· Mother will care for your bonded 20 yrs In area Cleanup, Hauling. Lowest SERVICE:• thoroughly 631-2345 Free est. D•v• 875-3901 Drain• cleet from $15 ~=ou~~= M•ltltal/ ... tllai C ~l t .... f}1~':seln ca~Y M~sM A~n~~ McW~:y5 L~ndscape Rates John 759-8138 clean houae. 540--0857 MtYi•L Experienced. Prolestlonal ~~;i'~~~· ~~9'!~~-tow ret-. Andy~ I H 181 642·5l89 for lnlo . 1 4 IRVINE HANDYMAN I t1 M •Tia Ill = A1C MOYlNG = Painter. Free nt.lefford· SERVICE & REPAIR ;N;W c16ine11. cabinet , · COMPLETE LAWN CARE Wiii take care of Ill your •••• 1 1 tr~I~ Oulcklcareful Low rates able rates Dele648-5637 Bu:~/~od: otc. kit. rm teeing, bart & lormlca Cl11•1a1 ltmct Clean-ups & Relandscepe. problems In minutes Haveref1.Becky720 9• 5 Lie T13ao.6 552--0410 INT/EXT 20 Veers Exper. Uc3~:=35~ ~r. p~uo'~~;~ countertop1. 642-0881 the Unique PINK LAOlES Pac1llc Coast 951-1107 Electrical. plumbing *GEN. Houtecieanlng * Averege Room S2il • ,,,._-..,...,-.----- «6485. Steve 5-47-6076 C NOW In your area. FC>f a C I L nd M I carpentry. etc 78S.3802 Rel11ble, exper. tree est *I· 1 •YIH* Matenals. 642--0442 P17Ckin lr~at!f perfect job. Call !or free ~::,;,1~1t~~::r1n:1~1; AMERICAN HANDYMAN Carot646-6502650-3263 Bestquallly.25yr.exp ---------ADDITION'S, DESIG N lfesfFOR(ESS eatlmetes.551-12•3 etc.Oave 641 _68Haft 5 Carpentry, Windows, FORWEEKLYSERVICES Uc.T-116,428 730-1353 Lee'1-Palntlng. Int/Ext. P•l hJtlaltltMlll AND REMODEL Carpntry, cement, drywall. . Paint. fences etc. Yes F 0 F D Comm'I, resd'I, ecoua Put-Praent-Futur•Uc. Lie. re11. Profe1tlon1I 12 yr eicp. Dave 831·3408 You don I need • gun to l1rt1t1lll W1ltH Jesus ls Lord. 8•7-2367 (Ht~I R! 1~!"-~19~Y) STARVING COLLEGE celling. 241--0121 871-5120213169-4-3258 compl MrYICe 631-2345 "drew teat" when you iTi DE MOVING CO. Expert Car1?9"try Setvloe piece en Id In the Dally Mowing Edg ng Twtce a Repllrs . Painting, Drywall, GERMAN LADY Lie t24-Insured llAlfllU PllmH. Malite y04X lhopplng ...,. f(Xll) ADS ARE FREE Cal: Find what you want 1n Repalr-Remod-Addltlons Piiot Went Adal Cell now mo. s2o-s 25 650-6016 etc. Free estimates. Good cook, 100. Exp Reta. 841-84 lntleict. free est Local ref ler by Using the Delly ~ Delly Piiot Cluaifleds. 0oor ... tc 548-4980 1 642-5678. Heve something to sell? Qary 645-5277 PTL Call960--0719or645-2043 WATCH US 10yraexp.(71')63e-e911 IOt cieutned Ada. --------• ------- ' HOROSCOPE SYDNEY 0MARR A.HtHct•Hll 3002 Heir...... 5100 8111 ...... 5100 A h I a I . Spiritual Reeder & Ad· ,i£tOUNTING BOOKKEEPER: Full/time 00 s nstr• u11t1ons visor. Advice In all life Newpol1 Beach Real Es.-Familiar with one-write ...,_iiiiiiiilm .... lllllll. " matters: love. marriage, tale Investment firm ayatem, type 50 wpm, business, etc. 631-9397 seeks full charge book-payroll, eccountt re-6 4 z 4 3 z 1 SPIRITUAL READINGS keeper/junior •ccoun-celvable & payable. 2-3 yr • tant. Experience with office exper helpful Cell Advice In all milters. Love, comput81'1zed aocountlng 7141631.7191 · marriage & business. systems prefeued. 3 0 9 Also counseling. 1815 Please send resume 10 L t So. El c.,m1no Reel, Sen p o. Box 8708-125 Ill PllSllll e ex Taffclay, March n Clem. Uc d. 492-7296 Newporl Beach, CA Experienced. Full/time 0 lS • . il~(~~~21~~119~W~t~~~n~~~~e~~tlhaa• 3~ ~~•1~ ~~=~:~-------------------------------~! wishful thm~ng will tum .out to ~ sohd m structure. Relauonsh1p 1s $50 reward: brn/blk BOxer Aocl'g & Bkkp'g tor trvtne Sleepy Hollow Ln, Lag- strong, emotional commitme nt 1s made a nd some of your hopes, M pup has bone disease. r.e. Investment co. FIT. una Beach. No phone wishes will be fulfilled. Money picture is brighter than originally despe;etety needs medl· exp. In r.e . & prop. calls. pleue. anticipated. cauon. 778-1536 , mngmnt 261-1930 --------- TAURUS (April 20.May 20): Fintsh rather than initiate pro)CCt. Found to spd bike Vic 100 IOCTi IH. Ollll Carttr e,,.rta1lttt1 Prestigeisontheline,superior isawareofyourefTons. You'llbendof block Main s 't. HB. Exp'd. Credit & typing 1 0.1 .. tt1Cffn"1lt burden not rightfully your own m first place. You 'II be feted by peers. Aubrey or Debra plus. C.M. 842--0880 Your own tchedule. Train· Aries Leo Libra natives figure prominently 960-9996 ll•ll. ••••st .. " Ing provided. The most G' E Mi ( ; . .... -• advanced skin care end .NI ~ay 21-.J~ne 20): You 11 . be concern~ with Investment corp., Newport cosmellc productsonthe metaphysical subjects. Spmtual values come m to focus, you 11 learn FOUND ADS Beach. Strong aupervls-merket Introductory where you stand. you'll become m ore aware of motives. Leo aids m ory & project coordl· classes forming now Cell current prOJCCl. helps you mak.e new start 10 right dfrcctaon. nation responalbllltles Sonia at 26t-1606. CANCER (June 2 1-Jul} 22): Areas which include psychic ARE fR[.[ Musi posess excellent Subtle Images Cosmettes h · -11 f: · personnel management Irvine. CA p e nomena, extrasensory perceptio n WI ascmate and stimulate. & organizational ll<llls. -c••11E11 Family m ember makes concession, you'll a lso gain cooperation of one Call: w 111 supervise to dept - Pacific Travel School 610 E. 17th Si .• S•.1ua A.na, Ca. 91101 r:rJ ~ ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY PRfV ATE ACCREDrTED TRAVEL AGENCY SCHOOL INSURANCE CAREER TRAINING ASAN ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE IN THE HEALTH FIELD • Study at Home • Practical Sales Training • Extremely High Earnings who could provide funding for research. Travel plans are necessary. staff members. Incl. Ex-Full lime, weekends a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): D1versif). be versatile. keep plans flexible. 142-Hll ecullve Secretaries Xlnt must 5 locations. Apply A~ AJrttne Sabre Computer Tr91nlng Focus on public relation s. law. coorvoration from one whose ideas often SH & minute taking skills Matro Carwaah, 2950 • Invoicing • Advertising • Office Time Management •Pay Only For Text Books & License Morning • Evening • Weekly Classes ... ~ Min 5 yrs exp as Admln Harbor Blvd . Costa clash with your own. You·11 be more confident. inv1tat1on will be Asst req. Nontsmoker. Mesa MORNING, AITTRHOON, EVENING CLASSES received to social function. Gemini plays ke> role. FbOIUND 6~/dogh 3Y0°utbo. lmmed opening. Send c••t1IEl/SEllOll VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Practtcal matters d o minate -read e!~~r /H ar~~r are:· resume 10. TMI. PO Box - sm all print. make rev1s1ons and stn ve to protect your o wn 1"nterests. 2500. N.B. 92660 Attn Supervisestatt ol 4. lOkey Call (714) 543-9495 546-2472 Carmen Woll exper & dependable Keep medical-dental appointments. Focus on general heahh. Found Springer Spaniel Sendresumeorworkhls-1 Matw ,.......,,...m. ............ -- CALL (714) 720-1998 nlttrit1on. employment and attention to pets. Scorpio pla:rs important male. Shepherd. blk & tory to AO ~950, Dally I role. brown. male, Terrier mix. llYEllTISIH W.ES Pilot, P 0 . Box t560, Jobs available upon compfetlon of courM Mall to: 3857 Blroh St. #310, Newport Beactl, CA 92660 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): S1gn1ficant changes occur. scenano blk & brown, female. one Costa Mesa. CA 92626 I provcsexcitin&isfilledw1thchange.travel.variety.Creat1veendeavor ~own rabbn N~pon The Oran~ Coast Da~ ~COITIOLLER ~8~-E~T~H~~.-~~y~-~~H~-ft~-.-S~T~l-A.~-~~-J\.~~~J\.~-D~E~M~-~~~ w ill succeed. you'll imprint style a nd gain is shown through written Beach Animal Shelter. Piiot is iooklng tor New airline seeks con-~1,. ~ 1,. ~ I word. Romantic involvment is featured and helps lift spirits. 6"-3656 energetic. motivated 1roller Pos111on will have SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Attention centers around home. Male blk/whl husky. fem people for both out11de emphasis on revenue 14 782 Eden · · · whl Bull Terrier, male trl sales and Part lime lei&-acct'g and all other sccunty, basic issues and long-range plans. You'll decorate. remodel Chihuahua, fem trl Aull phone sales. Hourly wage acct'g, auditing end 1 t." Mid way City" Ca 92655 (7 14 ) 891 -9783 and perhaps seriously consider major change involving residence or Shep mix. Fem blk/wht + commission. We offer purchaslnglunctlons.Alr- marital status. Taurus. Libra and another Scorpio figure prominently. terrier mix, lem fawn pit sales and computer train· line exp. preferred. Com· 1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 2 1 ): Short trip may be necessary -bull. ml llver/whl Spring-Ing Unique OPPortunlty pany offers equity Po•· verify instructions, directions. You'll be complimented on appearance, er Spanlel & cats. to experience various ltlon and profit sharing + charm and humor. Maintain aura of glamour. m ystery. Be discreet. ~3656· 125 Mesa Dr, ~~~!~Pr~-= ~~!: :~-t~'b~n~;,11~1';. 1 don't reveal au you know. Pisces plays Sl~nificant role 301 oord a must tor outside lines Inc 9375 Archlblld CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19): This can be a red-letter money P1ntaal1 sales Ave. ate 108. Rancho I day! Focus on business. career, prestige. abiJity to present program or llltrtlllrt/lusaait 11 you are interested. Cucamonga 91730. format m effective, dramatic manner. Romance 1s part of scenario, 493 N. NewPort Blvd. N~. please come In and apply EOE. relationship is serious and you m ight become "inextricably involved... 1oam-10pm 850-4068 at •---.-.-C-00,..,,.K_*_* __ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. I 8): Study Capricorn message for valid TIIE llJLT PILOT New CM coffee ShOp hint. Scenario highlights love, money and health. Vigor returns. WI &IE STILL IPll 330 West Bay Street 650-5735 judgment and intuition are on target. Take initiative. make personal And running 2• hours 1 714~:~~~~-~j\02 COPY MACHINE Oper- appeaPralSCnccESs, (pFurcbha1se9 Mappa rhet2, 0st)reCs~ color coordination. f: :rt~i~~ !n~!~:'~ E.O.E. ~~:,~va~~:°~~~?.': e . -arc : 1rc umstances, events avor your lncl.counterhelp&atocl<-efforts. You'll be given tour beh ind scenes, you could appear before• two girt measege for the Ing heavy boxes. Pe<m. , media and you'll be complimented on your sense of timing. You'll get ~~C;sai llAWIE Answering Service. p1sn1 FIT & PIT. Wiii tretn. to heart of matters in connection with romantic involvement. 711 I . UIMI g~~~~-t~ only, good 546-2693 (uk tor Betty) FIUEITll OOlml IELP FIT I tt ..a• Ofliet l1atal1 2914 Office l1atal1 2914 Assistant Manager tor 21 GARV'S DELI 675-2193 lun .... 110-1112 Units Costa Mesa. 'n rent 1-------,,.---- ULMl ISWI *hit''""* -t ullls pd Exper req'd. Data Entry Operllors, Own room In 3 Br. COndo, Space lor rent. Mike lrvlne. nr J .W. Airport. ESClllTS/IOIELS Handyman. 855-0665 work part time or on call wahr/dryr, redwood 673_5374 Of 752•2841 Phone answ,. utile pd, Outcall ONLY 63s-9199 2nd shift 4-6 hra. Mini· petlo, trplc, pool, spa. con! rm. sect y aervtoe. Babysltte< In my CM hm mum 10,000 key strokes Avell lmmed. $300/mo. BRISTOL & REDHILL 250-0277 TOP S$$ Toddler & beby Sdys/wtl. Apply 11 SMS btwn 9AM Tom Of IV m-a 5-40-7859 Corner prof office bldg. WITllFIHT ILll Females pref. Models end 6hrs/dy 645-9•28 eves & 4PM 3t60 Airway Ave 1000 sq ft & up. Wiii bulld Esoort1. (213)866-198• Costa Mesa 5-49 5700 htillull Attenatltt to eult tenant, ettracllve Suite evall. 1500 sq ft. p I BANKING · • · • Christ-centered Teaching • A Beka Curriculum e Credentialed Teachers • Music Program • Interscholastic Sports • Extended Day Care • Co mputer Experience Openings in all grade K-8 Disco unts for more than one child We are accepting applications now. f-'•J. ~clsa 4. z For further information rerardinr adverti1inr placement in the Schoola & ln1tructiona Directory -call Loia M/F went<.d to lhr 4 br terms. Nwpt Bch. Call for appt. IHtaa TELLERS Decorate. design with llne home neer OCC: privet• R.H.lnvesl. 751.5999 9-5 Mon.-Frl. 6•2-4~4 Semen 3014 art & reproa. wlll train pool, 11undry. xlnl loc. 552-4285 Judy 12-5PM liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili' $225/mo + ullls, 111. last BUSY NPT Bl. C.M. Ct••trcial IOOIHIT &TilllO Cat Fed hu Immediate. I ---- & deposit. Cell Scott Newer RetelllOttice. A/C leatala 2911 eve/wtlnd <>It 631-6053 lull-time positions avail-HlllSTUTll 8111 Wut.. 5100 1111 Wut.. 5111 lt11 WutH Slll 1111 Wu ... 241-1517 Only $595 mo? 645-9628 able. Previous Teller ex-Stores In your area. P/tlme --• PUIT •••• 16040 Harbor. F.V laliaHIH ...,lence with 1 bank or Fri/Sat Car necessary. E-•1w SlOlnUT UlllUSSO ----Penln1ule Hm. 25'from C.M. opp OMV. New offc 1240 sq ft I S I •012 ,,_. $4 so h 541-0718 ..,.. lndOOf P11n1 Route, FIT U'llD Bau. 100. from ,.... .. an, bldg S 180 up. incl tel. A ent 5·41•5032 tr l I "I S&L preferred, or one r. or for one of O.C '1 oldest Fulllplllme Some exper , ........ mesag aerv agt 631·5103 g . CIGARETTE or VtOEO year's cashiering ex-(213) 877-1133 companies Corona def I H B area. 968--0757 Must heve own ear Ben· THE DAILY PILOT Is no-~~~li ~~~~o~=~: HISTORIC BLDG IN 18001/lretellbldgw/80 OISTRIBUTORSHIPS perlenoe. Please stop by -IHTll/IECln Mar office Exceptional Helr Seton-Styi11t'1 Ass'I ef111 557--0152 ~!°~~~ ::=~~ 673_.4•8. 873-8492 "Re-A~aklng" trontege on Coett Hwy Cash Buslne11 We and complete an appli-UllU IU-' opportunity Benefits needad 1mmed Op· MYlltll 1111111 1uper11l1e newapeper -W NplBch.650-3392 provl ... mnl\MW ··,·or· ex-cation. M-F. 9·3 •" Cell Lynn 547-5625 portunit ...... 'u"' 11:. .. 70 Ex d 1 PROF M/F toahr trg 1rv1ne downtown Senta Ana .,... ...... , Our busy femlly dentel of-,_ --r~ peilenced es gnera carriers Must haYI ven, hofn9: 3 br, pool, apa. 2 200-8000' of beautifully UllU lnllL pension, all locations, Fountalri Valley Branch 11ce 11 aearehing for a tun. FAST F• Pim lllST/HS11SI neecs.ct.resioent&al. com-wegon or plc:t!--up.. Good trple. wet ber. $.450 mo. restored turn of the oen-1800 to 7200 eq ft avail training & a BONDED 17900 Magnolia St. bright, energetic person Full or pltime. No exper m«olal & modeta. Cellfor selery. mll .. ge anow· Incl. ullla/meld. 552-1658 tury offloes. Greet park-lmmed. Pacific Coast staff 10 aaalst you In set· Founteln Valley wldentel receptionist e!I· Gen work. NB. 673-1366 Full/time person. Must be appt, 673-95 tO (Teri) ance. compeny ben9fttt Ing. walk lo Civic Center. Hwy Call Tim Sloat ting 'up YOUR OWN perlence lmmed open ' sharp & reedy 10 work. aa-;•-.11 and ~• ~unfty Prof. reep. M/F to ahr loV9-ONLY $.73 st gro... BUSI.NESS PROPERTIES PART OR FULL TIME Huhtlnglon Beach Branch . . ' -Front deal< clerk, pleasant Apply In PtnOn 3-5pm· -•-_. • ..,.... Apply In penon at Daity 1y Mr-V ... CM houM "'"'" 220 BUSINESS 7222 Edinger Ave. Ing for qualified person phone voloe nice ap-Jolly Roger. 400 S Coast F V R.cquelbe&I Woffd S5 Pll 1 Clr-"•tlon Offtce $300--:0. ;'57'-6582 Broker .,.,.....1 BROKERAGE COMPANY INVEST $3,995 to $50,000 Huntington e.ech Pis call Robin 494-9788 peer~ S4.'00 hr. PIT Hwy, Laguna Beecn. hr 962-1374 Randy ~ w.;""' Bey. ~ -----=---...,~ Hunt Beach 419 Main St. 71 41752-8011 Wlnston-Selem·Kools DRIVER. PIT for NB prof permanent L1gun1 M .... Monday thN r:n-~2m:!u~•.~I~~~~ ~r~n<::.i-n i •• ~~.:~~I~ ···.·••rl•,• 2f4A 1-800-241-2268 17~~1~7~~-;t~:.. ~=np~,!a~~~~· I Beachco681-4T808ER (REesP) Hotels Pltime ~~ time Ed~yf_No phoM caMI. $425 Incl. ulll1. 873-2800 Sierra Mgmt 841· 132• ta ta I ... •trt,lltl Tuttln of amell office bulldlng I FIT UN H L mM& ••y ... d~ Men & women. ··-· -------or 6«--0938 Eiieen 2000 2006 1 4000 eq ft r.. 1 .ao•• S d 4920 Ruby'a Sandwich Setoon --~ -Mull b9 US CltlHN 18 --,---,.---..,.-..,.--NB prlme exec loc. 520 aq ·3976 Bl~h NB T •• 1 "'.,. ClllfORlll en resume 10· I 64S-1100(9-10·30am) yraoroldw.Mv.phone Mechenlc. mutt know Sher• 2Br AP• In eo.te "for $650 and 250 aq ft S 50 aq ft Agt s.41-5032 I I ••mEI i!~g~• 9~~6:a~~~~t FIT dey Pf~ ~. ~-*,~~~'!T ~K~~~amepm: & trensportat1on ~ Ford medium du•y M.... Outet rnale non for S312. Agt 768-1272 • -f EIERll C 7"' ........ P .......,... t23 No OINe St. Orange truci{a. ha\111 own tOOIL s~!~~.:~9:ey& llWf•TllAll ':~"'f~=a11':.:~ s!."!~~~~t'n~d Equel()pportunlly M=~llllO 1 =7u,.t~.ey :':n=~:,!C D911.AllllTllT ~~~:o,~0a11~·. 2J: OOMn N.B. Avllt now Cell 1000 ft. aecond flQOf, quiet Agt. 845-9850 TD'I Since 1a.9 Employer I ,FIT MAINTENANCE I*· Computer experience Fu.H/tlme. ~7144 646-7•n an 8 a wtcndl 850·2837 ~~~o~~y~~r:::. C.M. 800 aq ft wttl\ email Robt. Settler NH/CM 119111 PllfT1ll G~rL~e1K~r: t son. Mutt telldeon P'OP" :::,~·~1=:0 Un•d l•lnl •I FA• URGENT meVFem 25--35 • evlllebte. e.45-4800 olflc• & rHt room. :;2B;~f Bd~cr, N.B.Pf'k\tltlOPWllltraln& coupon~=benell1. '~1!1:t'o.C:..~· gueieucc:ountl. • • • ........ ., towor'tlon~...._& to lhr w/MIM. Beiaut. Vicky. &4&-3323 deYt S3001mo. Agt 759-8006 -moV9 to mgmt poaltlon. •COCKTAIL Serllilr: -~ Good Job ,.. Hunt. Beect1 hOme S300 I.I a....at••g tnMt WIOOWHAS U.SlorTO'a Fem.sntW-1233 EARN UPTOi195 WEEK-faL/tmPIY dayaJ..-&~O!'c.11: 1yr (~:eB!iR~=)= =:.'swiO.t7M064a mo +\Wtll a.41-1 4'.90 .~ -$10,000 up No et9dlt LVORMORE.Noaxper-PUT/1mW quellty•~ inovarl"9'"*1oompenu ..,.-....,..,-.,----::-:~~ Oteapace,30t-1183aq.ft. Sing . gereoe HO. checit. no penetty C8" lllTlllW lence MCllllfY. Plt1 or Opportunltl•• •v•ll•bl• •HOUSEKEEPING. fl.Ill ,. MEOtCAL Wouldltke~.Ftoth;; Lot1otpri<g,Janltor1el& 786-78!5. Vic. of Fllr· OenltonAteoe.873·7311 PIT temp. l\e4p. 2 thltts. tullllrne.Foreppllcatlon. With the lOS ANGEL.ES ttm.i..mporery.CIMnlnQ w.,1 ::;::.C; Immediate opening: bf' 2 ._at Promontty ' all utlllt!M Ind. Mo-to-mo vi.w & Baker. l Show o P • n de 11 Y AUSH Ntf-eddreued & TIMES Clmlletlon 0.-of omc.. a Cl'*l rooma. Tenne Ill CNr1le ; front/bed!. Xlnt trwt· Nws>t ':'b.":':fM:..e~ 0Kffoml1/ft.557·7010 ti I U Wed-Sun.Offlce.cdller, ttampedtn~to· part~t In our door to 7:30enMpm, Mon.-Frt. ~1141-40: ~1!'4!100-~~1 pet .. C OFFICE SUITE. Orange ttclctt tekert. Apply C~·53, Boie 9014 door ~ tei.e 8.30em·5':1m Set & Sun i--------.... -. -.a31~ .. till Wu... BH Co. ~ .,.. Avell SCRAJJ·lETS U. MHC:t 17eoc.2 -Monro~ :~ Stuart, FL »tOS f'.• progrem Qu1r1nt"d DeY9 oft vwy. Ll'9 Ouerdl. s..-n in.r.. -Modele--.. -..,-,-,.-m--.--- iCeep. empioytd qulet 4/1. (TL1 .. w) .. \~RENT iDAlft1 ~~FJtw~ ~ sat .. .,.... hoUt1Y -.ge plut COl'ft-Ptwe call tor ICIPl ... A R C Ce rte Start WE NEED MEW FACES Fem. net• 1tudto apt, .. """""'"' ANSWERS Tl\t Orange COMt Dally tOAM-3PM. 111 )'Mn or llUaD mllllon Houri: 4P"' to M-F. 84$-6000ext. s.z1. Im med. Hl·031' Fot ~lftffMl!lll CdM. Bel Isl, ltltde C.M. Ora9 County .Airport Pltot hae an ooellent op. otder. Cell M-F btwn 5-10 yw. ~lence de-~ ir= ~ = Noon-$P.M. !OM In 0...,.. eoun.y 4 8ul.nnee.4M1101vrneg erM. New Pl'~ Blthop-Vl•ta Poftu~ for • w U0·1:30PM. IM8-39M el'11d WMt be 1tutftna S300 ptus '*' w.-. For 1111111 Uml .. ,_w.T TWO ...,.1neecs2 = =l~~.1:0":ir i..~~ot ~~~ := UttleMlmMUffetMtona c1rcu1~ ~-~1~ an1n..,.,...,et11 PW.llfHT.P/T. -· , ..... .., ~ or h & s M NN.., ,....___ ~ ..... et tl\t bar: '1 1.-t track record GrHt T ttet etona ceme 1 ceb.... •om• Cl 967·2381-1. \204 "" 1 1• ,_.....,~r-'Yfor ...; .. ~.;...· t ._r::.::::;-10 ~~ .. "'• ......... to ....':!. · u • rnechanlc:al Httmbly ,...~ .. ,.___,M -llm l..all wanted .. kper enc• - In C.M.JN I -,,_., ou ,.n..,.... ,_, ....,.. _......, potantlal. ouer•ntetd lplder end fMd In the F taln V"'-/. Cell ._. __ ""_, aneott pi• eel MMurw P9l' ----------=. J:i , .... ·orAnna autteten.nt. 751-Met. ooc:tttalt •. One of "*-drew •g::•t com· D•lly Piiot c1a111t1ed °"" MMnl TutttnTenn1tCM>need9 ousa<E£NtG SetVlC8 eoft, ;..a.,... TIWlllPOt: .,_ ......... et no-1271 .,.., epm or A a H tnwstrN111tt. and Y°" VJ leWned 'rOUf mlMW! re to mow ~'°" llbqut ~-~-111 eround ptrton. M9ded , dey •,.,...In ""°" fleedtd, 999 peld. E>cDr. Pll _. a flood .. "-lat a ~ NI,. LESSON. rnto ~· • plue. r.t'1 Tuftiel end bouOht It l!NGAAVER. expeilenoed 544-6950 UIOUf'I• NiQuel Call bhWft Mon .lJIUn. &o6ptft. ""'°' l)NP/dllllq 113t No -•WWW I hnd reeurne to tor ... 86 V~ cen M41 on Herma• mechlnt • • M . Mon _,ti ,.. At!ond&. Coa9t .....,, H LAI Id\. !·~==~~~1~ 1 MOFAEEAEN T ... fUlee1 draw In the P 0 . &o. 15e0 y~r tuftet end loll of APfJAy In P9l'90n Mon-,rl 8e1Hng anything With I 71•1~ CeTtty ... IJU Wlrlftor1 1«1n laul. tul WHt. .1 Dally PlloJ eo.ta MeM. m2t other thing• tl\rouah Noeca Tropti~ & Engrev-Deity Piiot Cl...meo M w• , lllL lcM9 ltw wt• • 1111 w.Cilft Df, N.B. aarvautt.e Ut Oo\WDr Claulfted Ad. c.I Tode; EOE Delly Piiot Cl111lt11d lnQ Co 110 E mt1 S1 II a wnote metier . • SELL Idle llem1 •1U1 • Olilr Plot 0 11• .. Ad., ·""""" I UO aq~1.ao32 Sull• t4, NB.131-3151 "'2 ... 71. Ada. Cell 14.24871 &ulte 117, COs\a Meta l\ltt c.11 W-6178. o.lfy Pilot ClMllfted Ad -------• _"2_.atr....,..1 ____ _ l J • J I I I I I I' j 1 : ~' I l •' I llll WuW ltM !tit Wut• llll rumtan M21 Caapn 1114 &at", lae ... ~ ~ ·alllTllY · m1111•aaa ~w11.o.oeorm .,~: &:::~ r~ld t111 tilh••• fW In the retell= We're tool(lnO fOf e oon-Survey l IPPOIM"*81 "4• ·-Mt P<>Q/obo "3-91'39 ~-~1 1ff .188 ,.,,.,j, ;;Cf, \I c:;c fleld? W• .,. • feel rldentlai Mef9twy wfth uno Polltlon• •VIMl&bfe Comet \Jl\Jt, down CU9hlon auto, Mly io.ded, to mt. pac.d growing retell good tvP!no. ehof1tland & todey with merkatlng eota. din.tt• .,.., ratttn '41.000 obO 873-4647 clothlng chain IOolclna tor record · kMplng ekllla. company Trlil.,... Ot< !\Im., mllo 411-4308 at ACROSS •e T0tment PRaVIOUI PUZZLE 80L VU> bright motlveted &nd,.. Mus.t be Otglft!Jed la •bi. S5 houf guarantee • ax-Couoh & Atmctlel< Od ._...,. ____ _.iiiiiiii91 ~ ~ to NI the to handtt • vwytng wonc oallent bOnu• plan. oond s200 e.e-1~ l>Olltlona of lull & part flow. You wm 901 u ,. 87U890 or 8G3...07e7 1 Specie •7 Aalan region 51 Sedate time Nl .. people. All oac>tlont.t u W9fl u I*· · DESIGNER furniture la thlf11 avallable. Retell aonal MCtetety to the Ar-Telephon. Sai.t a.c-Ace11. All In top I • -• ,.i ......... 5 Hol'M race 9 Redtemed 5"4 Push 1a1ee ...,_ hllpM. eicoal tlatlc Olrec:tCK we otter a llllllY1 con4 , alt at low prtoea SOITH CDUln YILllWAlll "WIWIJ.HT 11 .... llLI" Volume Selel, kvioe AndLNllng 18711 BMeh 81vd. Huntl"it~ Beach 14$1.r 15 R1mble 18 Abrtslve 17 Obtuse 18 Tip 56 Krona par1 57 Cut up com P • n y be n e 11 ta. fri.ndly etmoa~e & $95-$495. FOf price & ~ Pl.... •~ply Monday good benefit• Salary LOOklng for 8 way oul of 11111. Call aw 7S0.0295 II\ s t 1"--the 40 hour wortc ~ ·=-1---1-1-ru a om .,... .. to com~rata with ••· with the~t9nllel to .. rn Grn couch + chair. ee.t 1 IHJI n 58 Auto part 59 Algeria port 80 Strange Som •l r.31anca. Cell !!tine bet le 1011 .Ii.~ "400 to 1000 per wee«? offer Good <:onellllon. Mitri '78 CIVIC. new tlrae. 4 ·30-•·3o lot •PPI G 084 0817 404-t 1'8 Laguna Beach. • uarenteed lneorM -1980 Kawauld ea<> lTO. apd,racent \Ll,,._up, 111. • •Trelnee1, no exp. nee. bleck 14 ooo extru r• S1400 tek11 It. 650-8298 19 Pertume a 61 At all times 62 Fortune r Servtc• Station Auendent :Hlgl'leat oommlaalons LEJ llY Flll1z:~f 133 cord•. ahatp 0 $1100.'cau •79 Hond• OMo 4 apd e11pet. A"'pty Shell Sta· Early AM hrt, 6--lpm anvttme 876-7474. "7 000 1 1 ·t d. room 20 Bon - 21 Aroma 22 Lesa than 23 Garment 63 NFL team 64 Churchman 65 Jetted .. •No nlgl\t1 or w"kenda Kl b d h d d " • m. x n con . 2111, 171• It, tlon 17th & Irvine. N.B. Call Craig et 957.1oe2 ng • • •• boer • '80 Suzuki 425. 3500 orl~ $3405, 675·8163 I .. dr .... r, night t1andt & $ Ill lftr SJWlll IAOI, INRI. __ between 8 & I_ twin ~. Cuh offer. ml lOOO obO. 24 t-l5l '80 Prelude. tgl owner, OllTA hll New parechute mfr mov· 556--1856 '81HONDA250 xlnt aond, 5-ap. '4890 or DOWN E.O.E lnt;o Garden Grove Frwy TUYIL 11111 THREE WHEELER bMt. Oya 540-Cl24, evee & Bl d 1 King 11%.1 water bed with 7 52 2804 ach v areL nter-Minimum 2 yeera IXP9f' Wave Maatet & Head-850-4593 -'73 7-pus. Bue. Lootl• & (714) 141·1000 25 Shuttlecock 27 Vehlcle 1 Orama 1111111,1.UUS viewing fOf experd MW-computer trained. 1rv1ne board $500 obo. Mttoi Bt•tl baaa l 1 rune good. 12150. Fin"'. firm In Corona del Ing machlng ope<atora locatlon Lita 552-3052 Mar. beeullful ottlae. tor 112 &4/needle ma----841"7424 '83 South wind 27' low ml Im 650"1384 28 Tibia or ulna 29 Box otf sign 32 Under way 35 Comprehen- groups llvely 1t1ff. complete Chines. Apply In person SOFA & LOVESEAT S yr w•rr. llke new. S.crl-'74 Bug, 44K ectual ml, 2 Sanction 24 Treat badly 3 Pelt 26 Blackens 45 Hollow place 46 Athabasca or 1upport liberal split, Wed March 28th, l thr 5 nPIST /Plrt tl•e w/matohlng CHAIR & ot-flee $31.500 673-3600 orig. paint, xlnt cond. 4 By what 26 Footwear Allegheny •lC.Pflrlenced realdentlal pm at the Seasons Ree-for busy office In Newport tomen, xlnt cond. Earth S3~75. 675-9852 selet only Call Jim Wood 1auran1. 7942 Oerden Beach Call Mary tones Hardly used GMC Motor Home, Ilka '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sive trip 2 wds 37 Uncoulh name 29 Be elevated 4 7 Asian land 48 Story lesson 49 Wrathful or Pat Merry 67S-6000 Grove Blvd. at Beach Baughman 640·0218 $27S/all, 974-2564 new. rear bllh. low ml, 11 Btvd. Garden Grove perfect for Olymplcs '76 VW Rabbit wteunroot. 5 Tiny amounts 30 Sltle part SEAMSTRESS M/F some E 0 E TIPIST -System Cado leek wall S40-9SSO. 720-0830 am/Im CUMtte, xlnt gas 6 Lasso user 3 1 Wild party 7 Drying unit 32 Sports gear 8JIP9f'l90Ce de.ired -unit $500 Alvar painting MOTORHO'•E RENTAL llll lltlO••,. ml. $ 1900. D/~73 Pattison Sails C>Nign SHIPPING CLERK Pltlme PIT Speed & accuracy S7SO Kg sz bed $50 ..., --· AM8f 6:00 847-5107 ones 38 Appearances 39 Resounded 40 Some 8 Sources ot 33 Saber's km 50 Begin again 51 Wound cover 52 Piece o t 673-2180 lorsignCMcompany Wm neceuary Newport Wood office desk ISO '792C'slMP•6.A-lCond SOUTH train S48-8300 Dot Beach Ad Agency Call M1ac Items. 786-7263 SSO per day • 10c ml information 34 Hombre IEOln&llY -Myrna Horn S49-86S1 841-1490 cou11n '79 Bug oonvert, alvr w/chrome whla. tOK ml, like nu $7850. 496-5838 · 'abodes 9 Guards 35 Challenged 10 Correct 36 F1del1ty gossip 53 Opera htghhght 55 Swarm 59 They're _,. ---Water bed. king size with ---n 1 PHSllOFFICE SKIPPER VACCUUM TOOLING healer, $100 ttrm Trailen, llUZI 42 -and Bess 43 Put 1n place 44 P1cn1c pests 45 Small house 11 Peddle 38 Impart lr111ne mtg firm has Pref semi-retired 1001 631-5379 Trattl 1024 1mmed opening tor exp Wanted Experienced maker P/ttme 548-8300 11WI WILL HT • II ble /I Sk 6 s k I Do 12' alum trailer, dbl bed, '79 VW RABBIT 1dnt cond . air, caaa. S spd. $3535. 12 Irish Gaelic 41 Non-winners ~~l~a apg:~:~c: ~onnJ Fts'f:~er9~~[ M~·s, ta~~ as or Ille Jewelry 6214 sink. stove. $4 so 11 l•HIU SS2-6422 13 Tinter at the track good phone manner experience 1n Me111can WAITIIESS/WllTH IHtrllOt ... Estate 6S0-1384 Volu~~:~:al~g91'Vioe 21 Overwhelm 42 Be a model Type SOwpm, llta bkkp'g waters. Top salary 10 Full/time evenings 3 years .a -S-.-/-'80 SCIROOCO GOOD CONO. '4800. a plus Contact Peggy lor qualllled cand Id ate experience required h11ral11l'1 nato emct1 18711 Beach Blvsf. appl 8 '30A M -1 PM . 714/547 -5616 tor appt. Apply In person 3-5pm Graduate licensed Pasta 9015 Hunllngton Beac'h 497-1059 or 111 msg SOLIClfOR to obtain Jolly Roger. 400 S. Coast Gemologist GIA '68 f ord C-6 transmlsslon (l 1•) 1•2·2000 261-0S40 Hwy, Laguna Beach. ByApplonty reolt $300. '68 F0td 390 J tl21 subscriptions by teie----71'4-786-SS07 motor 5200 s48_2674 ltHr SEOllnlllY ~ha~~oer 8f~era. Ls·:8· _8~1~eosr WElllH lllOEPT MUST SELL. 19 cts sml · O 181 Jag XJe. cobalt blue. Corona del Mar conaulling 6~6-1413 Busy real estate ottlce. Sapphires. Value S8000 Aatos Waatt4 02 sn/rf good cond 28 500 firm needs a person to ., answering phones Ille 1 58001 640 8688 • f s' 000 · • ans. phones. lite typing. --------typing. every other .;.,eek-on Y • I CASI TOllY I m • 21• · 640-5768 1-.... :~?0~:~·1 ~~l~Xt~E f!~~l:1::~~=.'~!~.ltc'~~ ~:, ~~~~ ~;\.~~:S'· Maelaiael'l 6216 lorvehlcle.5S1-8285 11•1 141 ......... • HRS-competitive pay & paid dally -+ weekly . Bridgeport vertlcle mlll '81 MAZDA 626. a dr, .... 'Ali* 1•) .8 ben flt c 115•0 9 s bonuses. Positions open • stereo. air, 5 spd, xlnt =-=--------..,~= e s. a .. -4 1 536--28S8 bet. 9/aft. 6 band saw wt welder; cond $6100 642--6401 VtlYI ll'IS lathes 1Sx50. 13x40, • IEDllnUY /SALES 12x36. 28xSO, surface '83 RX7 s1t11, 15K, ale, 145E '73. clean. red Executive Secretary to the STUDEMTS Welder/Fabricator, struc-grinder. compressor. snrf, am/Im $11,800. wagon. $2299. Director of Sales lor n Lynde m•". ~ch mill & 241-14•=-. 973-""•"' 494-1658 1ur11 steel. mlac melals, 'V .,..,,, '-''""' statewide investment co. In f011 and certification pret'd. bench lathe, Hard!nge • .. In lfS '67 18005 Cpe. $.4800 located In Nwpt Bctt/OC Full time, pay upon ex.per lathe, gas & 8/C welder. C tit n I Firm. Exc:.t. cond. Call AlrPOrt area Min s yrs SlllEll JllS IOWU Call s4s.s271 for appt drill presses. 2 turret 170 2iosl new burg. pafnt. 963_7042 eveat'N1tnds. exp Type 6S. SH 80. We have openings tor lathes & 2 horizontal tan Int, lhpatcns. am/fm ==-------..,:-:-:::= Send resume to· PO Box boys & girls between Wtrtl Prff,/Pastt•lf. mills, large cut off aw. WI llY casa, auto. ac sh1ttpest In Misc. 9177 2500. N5.B539,!,66040. or cell 12-161 year&s osld twodrklng TRAINEE to learn spec al bead blast machine & USED CARS & TRUCKS town $18.500 49C-1095 'II llTI 11 .. .,. •• """ even ngs I ur ays. skills whlle you earn & large hydraulic press ... ..._ Secret an. Earn money. trips & work with good people 630-4510 COME IN OR CALL FOR '7 t 280SL: 2 tops, ale, 1 $8500 980-3047 ., bonuses Call 1.30-7 30 dally flexible II' 11 6211 FREE lPPl&ISlL ownM, 84K ml, euto. PI P A t Dt tic htolfht Storttary Mr Rountree Salary negollable Costa llct 18ffal Cormier-Delillo S21K/ob0841-3128 days a H , •ff Newport Beacti Invest-HI-lOll Mesa Call 631 -0C lS 2 DA chron beige tubs. OllEYllOLn 'l2 JIOSIL .... menl firm. Ex.cellent M F o 3 $ oo ~ AMC 1305 typing & word processing •-•on•--".1-am--•p•m-J "" W .a -510.~5 new. sml chip, 1 each. 1821 t BEACH BLVD $6750, Xlnt, 675~906 ,... . 1blllty essential. Beau-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii O•I aate. Flat 42" shower pan. new HUNTINGTON BEACH "171'!13...,A""'o .. R .. N""E .. T_a_/,.c"". ""•""m• mont & Co. 760_ 1818 Exp Sec'ytBkkpr seeks SSO. 646-1944 IU IOll l•t 1 •• 1 '75 300D Dark green wltan radio, new cerb, tlraa. S PI T position Reis Ans AQU"Rtu••s· 130 & 65 • I • •• Interior, xlnt cond. 100K uperv1sor " "" 1 S8000 673 733 starter, good tran1p. SEOltnlllY tEPT SUPEllVISOlt Ad 600 642-4300 24 hrs. gal lncls stands. all WI WAIT YOH m · · • 9 MUST SELL S500 for comm'I brokerage ot-Doti 5510 equlpmt & 3 large fish. CLUI YIEI CUI '76 450SL. sliver/red Int. 645-4S74 flee nr 0 .C. Airport Top First Data Resources Is -S22S & S 125 or $300 bolh S D both tops, very nice. skills In typing and spell-now accepting eppllca-Blchon Frlse. AKC. male. 644-7211 or 675--4890 88 Ronald ace S22.000 497-6222 laick I 7 P\11 party 640-2359 av•• Belt ...... 5100 •••• ...... 5100 •••• ...... 5100 Fu111!1~!~· ~!!'~!i1~ POLICE CADET Ac11!i~~r!1'Jti~T with Ing required. Exper w11h lions for Authorization _ tO mo S3SO 673-S376 Imperial Frlgldare, sell ·'1 Skylark. 4&, U56'. gd or wllllngness 10 tearn Dept Supervisor Poodle Sale Teacup, Toy, defrosting. 6 toot book-'ll llZ •IO SEL traoaportatlon. 831·2~ micro computer /work min $250 up S46-2848 shell & misc 67S-8 lS2 41.000 MILES. all exlrasl processing operallon Qualified candldales will ~t Offer. C1ill11c Ex c e 1 be net 1 ts . possess 1 year super· Wanted Fem Queensland 801 Balboa Av Bal Island (714) 496-2336 ·79 Blarrlu. Whl/whl nursing ta<:lllty In Laguna 14. l 1 t1 ll.lt/lt11r ousy telephones Central Beach Xlnt working In-Newport location. Call non-smoker 646-50S 1 v1sory experience in a Heeler to breed or to John Wayne Tennis Club Moon rt. Xlnt $9000. Aft 6 ask tor Kris Nolen lleld retattng to oper-keep 673-8457 Family Membership '82 240D Ivory Sacrifice wkdys 64a-4287 attons finance. credit or Pets 553-5 $7SO Cell Nadalle Spo1t1, IHt, PlckuppymntsS39St mo vtronment 714/494-807S College students age 18 Joan Lamb 631-1400 to 20 inclusive. interested!•-------• data procesStng AA Oe· 673 6S71 W 9025 or $17,500 8SS-83SS '80 SEVILLE· Elegance gree preferred. but not Yellow nape Parrot 3 yrs. · ----1 trtm. top cond. 1 OWn9I' IECRnHY llllSlll 1n fleld ot law enforce-restaurant Certified nurse •Ide. ment For 1ntormat1on & ClSlllEll w• .... EI FIT tor yacht brokerage firm in N B Good typing skills req d Contac t Sharon at 673-8S 11 necessary 40 word vocabulary Very Motomed vehicle tor 75 CAN AM 2SO '83 300SD. only 10K ml. S 14,500 642-S54" tame 2 cages s 1500 hand 1 capped New RUNS GOOD champagne wlllhr Int 7 -3 30PM Call btwn 11 - ' 10-5, Mon-Fn S49-3061 app cauon. contact. Mon-Fri t 1:30AM-1 30PM Respons1b1l11tes include s48_65s8 S 139S. sell S9SO Medi-650-4S93 $34 500 eves 673-419S. '81 B1arritz, low mileage. superv1s1on ot authonza-care approvo Ann Dys --xlnl cond . loaded Police Personnel $6 oo per hour Nursing 8~~~ :!~~~r;2~e llTOllH HELP Ill tr LYI CWIE S44-3e67 EOE Mon-Fri. 11AM-2PM SICllnHY t1on staf1 insuring that all A.atitHI 6010 837-9194. ev 494·66t3 4 \neel Drina 9030 'I• CALIF. MHCllES $17,500 831-62S9an 6 Position open tor lull ume company standards andl -Q St BedS125 sh '82 BRONCO Tow pkg SAVE$1000'sTODAYI Secretary tor Newpor I credit card Industry regu-Es tat• S1l1 s,1cl1I n s2 0 a $50 me CB loo many extras to Many Colors & Models NABERS CADILLAC Con1111es<:eot hosp Beech '-=========I Food Emporium CM area. P/T rehef, wknda Ii Call George 432-0677 Beach Architectural ltrm 1at1ons are practiced Washer/dryer Maytag pallo lbt set copper hst • S 11 SOO 64s.8124 CALL NOWI 67S-52S5 MUS I h 8 Ve d IC t • t _ Candidate will monitor must sell this weekend boiler SSO 4 bentwOO<l · -0 h $60 2 I . - -~sk about lhe money we mg/transcribing exper performance on em-$2SO tor pair 673-1S3 1 cane c airs amps 82 Toyola Landcru1ser can aa e ou th u 0 r l lpm-7am 642•804~ PllOIOTIOI Aeia11 Sales I name brand s2 10 clothes ta 1 d d I k v Y r u t yping 70-80 wpm. ployees or J.ob evalu-Slot machines and Musical 6So.4020 s wgn, oa e · 1 e purcha.M & lease plans LARGEST SELECTION of late model, low mileage Cadillacs In Southern California! See ua lodayl OPERA TOR. Answering Can you * TllE LOO" * service, FIT, minure P91'-Spare 3 hrs nightly? " knowledge ol IBM Mem-ation. counseling & cor· I V I 8 new, otl road twice Jll SLElllS 1 & k rect1ve actions Assist nstruments 10 ano ( p· -0--62,.. $12,000 494-873S son. exp preferred Wiii Are you Looking for 2 lull/time & 1 train. S40-1777 Well groomed. pl/time persons. gals ory typewr ter nowt-Aulh Dept Mgr/Faclllty rolls} $8500, Barrel St 11811 r 181 -_ llPOllTS =~~f pot ;.~~~J:roc;:~:;~ Mgr/Personnel Mgr In Plano $2000 Lge Tobey 1 Ivers & Pond Upright Traclr1 9035 1301 Quell Stree1 OPTICAL SHOP: Must dependable exp in men's & women's and aell tlv ted? European sportswear have good attendance mo 8 Positions open now. Cell comensurale with exper administering all policies ~~:~di ( ,c~~~~ 1~, o~~ Plano wllh Ivory Keys ·n Ford Pickup v8. auto. NEWPORT BEACH Call blwn 10AM & 1PM & practices ot F DR. matching oak din rm set S419S OBO S48-96S7 PStPB. orig owner, lo ml, 111-1100 540-1810 record & be willing to Do you ... · tor Interview: work. Wiii train. $5/hr. Enjoy working with kids? THE LOOI 1••·1100 714/6"44-1010 d $12.000. twn canopy BABY GRAND PIANO $3SOO. 67S-6921 SIOllnlltY·SlLES A~p~1;a11ot"hsr uacc~p~~ brass beds 673-SS59 Black $1900. Aatitatl---TOP SSS PAID 2600 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA E.xcellenl oppt'y ror ed-11 you can answer YES vancement. 5S6--229 l Phone 646-7021 lmmed need w/natlonal 3126-3128 between 9 & 4: Appli1act1 . 6011 S-II .. 6h73-4S417 U . ht Cl111i:1 . 9045 For Pempered Cranr1l1t t3i3 171 tmp&ia. exit tranapor- tatlon. $750. 873-6389 2:30-6pm Mon. thru Fri. llETllL SALES F/Tlme Mature & depen-ORIEll TllER company Typing skills 1700 E. Garry. lrvlne. __ ma ma ogany prig IE•CEDES IEIZ 9S7-3121 9S7-8018 2 Harvest gold refrlgs. xlnt piano $400. 67S-69S8 196S MUSTANG n Top Mercedea Prices Paid ---------dable Experience Wanted: 6 men & women PIT aquarium service. preferred. Contact Deb- to WOl"k In our order dept. Must know fresh and bte or Patti 497-4777 60wpm, shorthand or last EOE M/F/H cono S2SO/ea Sears 2 +-2 Fastback, completely ntes Diamond Bar lo---------• best washer $12S Dryer TV h•io, reblt. bett8' than new. cation but relocating to $60. Can deliver Lv msg ittlff 6232 289, auto trans, air, OflQ .. 01H P1ttr/llay DIAL 213/714 MERCEDES HOUSE OF IMPORTS, Inc '72 Vega $795. See at Gulla'• Texaco. Traak at Beach or 895-4971 Muat be neat. courteous marine fish Rellable1 ________ _ & able to start lmmed. trans Report 7-9AM Sales. Newport Beach In very SWITClllllll 6S0..0248 colors. MUST SEE fO near I u t u re Ca II Zenith 23" color TV good App RE c 1 AT E. F o R Must have car No exp wkdys, 436'.-\ E 17th St, $12 HR 861-2886 EOE OPEii.ATOii Apt size Retr1g. clean cond S 1 tO. S48-7S92 INFO (7 l4) 640-ss47 SPM-9PM PUT TllE $12S Sears Kenmore P111cra1 157 161 s couPE $2500 686 '75 Monte Carlo, muat NII, very good cond. Only $1300. 963..0268 nee. Company will train. Costa Mesa * 2 Fun people needed In SICRnHY Newport Beach ttrm needs Washer S 150 548-8S 14 Boats, Geaeral 7011 'S6 Buick Century. new Salary $800/mo. If quail----R-EA_L_E_S_T A_T_E __ ~een~~2~~~8 call Mr Clll'l REAL ESTATE our SANT A ANA ottlce Vector word processing experienced Operator to 8 h fiberglass rowbOat eng, one owner, runs Runs 639-7654 '77 Camero xln1 cond. PAllTEll SALES I LWIH *Good communication experience prelerred work heavy switchboard I IUY lPPLlllCIS with 3'h hip eng. Xlnl great S 1650. SS7-0975 Typing. dlctallon. super-8 1s to 1·00 dally Call LES 9S7-8133 $500 67s-370 skllls 8 must 1or skills Min 8 years 760_8071 cond • 1 AalH l•porlt4 l 00 *Set appointments tor secretanal experience Kenmore Relrtge ~ JETSKI 1983 Super Stock. - '66 912. blk, compl re- stored , $7900/obo. 642-98S9 aft 6PM Moving out ot State $2750. Call before 7am or eve. 640..0273 5 yrs enamel exp. Car nee 831-4 7 4S/642-8534 mag PUT TIIE EYEllllS Making appointments tor local CPA tlrm 760-3886 PUTTIIE LIOAL Ol 111111 Start at S7.4S, Meklng 11 H.S. grads. U.S. clltzena. hard workel'I. Need auto. Call 3-6PM Irvine 551-810S Hunt. Bch 964-2890 P&llT TIIE Shipping & wrapping. 6 hrs. 2-4 dys P9f' week, $4.25 training, to SS.DO M /F 9-11 AM, 646-9408 Costa Me .. Part/time SIPPLEIEIT YHlllCOIE Tired or sitting •round w1lh nothing to do? Do you Hke to mingle? II so. g111e us a Jingle 11 S40..030 1 tor an exciting Job u • teleph<>Oe sales person with tile LOS ANGELES TIMES Hours· 9 am lo 2 pm Hourly wage + com- mission. Location 137S Sunflowe< Av . C.M PART-TIME. V1ri.cl houri to Include .. rly A.M weellenda. Must have d• ,P«ld•b.. vehlele (amall truck, van, atatlon wagon) to ...iat new.- P.,,_, de1191' In lrvt,,. ll'N Must be dei>en· debla Contect Greg Hyde Monday thtu Friday l*WMrl 0:30 900 t0·30 Lm. onz 842--4321 PART TIME. w .. k9nd teer'y In Newpof1 ~ 873-8170 wkdayt 9-5 PBX Nlght Shift Atllief 32-40 hr9. Exp ,.quired "->· '*"°"• vood pay a ara~to~. Cell Jerry 84~2550 PBX OPERA TORS Dey, ~ end night aMt• ICK Sent• An• end eo.t• MtlN omc.. Re.- lated •xP· prafiwred. t>Yt wlll treln Celt ~, At" '°' .-,.,Y. JI AneHrlng hrvlu. Good Pleea To WOfk. .. Irvine based Brokerage firm est 10 years has opening lor 2 sales- people our CHIMNEY SWEEPS E R I 7S2-7179 TILEPHOIE SALES cond white lrostlree Engine modified. $2000. lfllW 9112 * Experience pe!'SOn for __ __ S 1SO 646-S982 3 management position * SEC'Y /IFFICE CLEll C M otc needs phone 96 -4630 ask for Bruce '69 2002. 4 spd. beige, brn CHIMNEY' JACK P callers for MAD D ben-Kenmore Washer & Dryer Power lo1t1 7012 tntr clean Sacrifice ermanent pertltlme pos-ellt show. PI T days/eves xlnt cond S 100 each Sales experience req'd SS0-8090 call 5pm-9pm •lion Bedell Conslruchon Exp or unexp $4 • pr hr S44-6488 20' WILLOlllFT 'II $1950/obo. 631-7142 can be In business ma-Sales· Business Forms Co S4S-3292 7S4-194 t Ltke new 2S Cu/It Ken-SO orig hrs. Loran, VHF, '74 2002. rblt eng & trans, chine. manufacturing. sales. We need 2 ex---------wht /bl I 1 f finance. real estate or peri enced Business I • 1.,1 Pi·1 · I _(~••••••••••.•: more tee Maker retrlger-haller. rec lath .. enc. xlnt w coundn • s'~n;~ • Other Pr f lo al tleld ator. brown texture winch, trlr. S15K. 0 ess n · Forms Sales Rep's to call 645 9336 $1000, top ot line Lady 21' PILOTHSE Perkins dsl, -Send resume In con-on Health & Industry Our ... e Kenmore Washer/Dryer, '80, lo hrs, ld'd wtelc, trlr.•-.80.,...,-...,,5-2..,..81-. -lm_m_ac_._a_m_,./l,_m-. tldence 10· rolary mnfg & corp head-... • like new $650/bolh 32 M OVING, $24 ,900. sunroof, new tires. CORPORATERLTYINC quarters are both In • PART TIME • cu/It Gibson upright 960-4373.980-9003 $14,500. Day 559--6901 t85S2 MacArthur Bl 11210 Irvine Please contact e 1 M l h I • •. reezer (comm'I style) 21. 110 boat with Newport Charlie Eves 840-14941 lrvlne,ca.92715 Jerry c ae 9 at $1SOO M Ch 97s 0888 7 1•15 46 -163 1 or e · aglc et 32 ft mooring $12 000 SO DOWI LEISE -2131637-1371 tor a con-• ·• Microwavedlgltal Oven Call 675-6921 ' · llUL ESTATE SALES lldentlal Interview • D l • S 3 S 0 MI 5 c I urn Applies to only new 1984 • e iver Daily Pilot by auto • 673-SSS9 26' Sea Ray 1978. Express BMW's in stock. On ap- '73 911T Targa. red. fact. air. new tires. 82.000 ml. $999S 875-37S2 '78 924. lrrim.c .. anrt. AIC. atereo cau. ~ many re- cent upgrades. $6200. Oya 660-4231, eves 770-85t4 '81 911SC: Like new. loaded, Chiffon while. 22K. $26,000. 4194-8735 ltaaalt IHI '79 Gordlni. e11cttle sunroof, hardtop, racing aeata. a/c, pis. like new $3300/0BO. 650·C 138 Exp tract salesperson Sales Clerk: FI T apply In e · L B h • Cruiser twin eng., sips 5. proved Credit Huge Major develOtJment. San person 9-12 only Costa e ln aguna e&C area (ap-e Relrig S22S Washer Dryer Newport Slip Great buy selection ltJ I ltyct Ill 1uan Cap. 493-4093: 11 no Mesa Slatlonera 270 E •• prox. 2 hours per day) week-•• s 13S each Dshwshr s 100 $17.SOO/pp 7S2-1034 l'OIJI •"'"°''-'UMIN a.... ' ans . (2 13~7-S2SS. 17th St Costa Mesa. Range StOO 646-S848 _ -STERUllG '81 SILVER SPIRIT Mint • day afternoons & early e REFRIGS F/F. 1 copper, 1 26' Sea Ray • twin 470 cond., low ml. $69.500. RETAIL SALES • Meres. xlnt.cond. Best 855-43•6 Of 544-3228 111111 FllltOl UOP : mornings on Sat.· & Sun. • ;:~:~ 6~J?i4~; Delivery otter 673-7873 BMW& Creative European high : Earn approx. $400 per : 40 MATTHEWS DSL ~··· lit tashlon ladles shop seek-h A k • Westler $100 Gas Dryer Bristol. hve on. FI B. Ilk• 186&1ka sf. &Ir. AM/FM. ing exp salesperson • mont . s for Bruce • Sl25 Electric Dryer new.$40K.67S-6407 t!540JamboraeNB lo ml. xlnt cond. 6'~1rl~~~·:4~~:~ pay : Emsley 11 a.m . to 4 p.m. :· Sl7S s 46 - 6672 S3 ft Norseman s,. all 140-1'4• S6399tob0. 642"6407 • Water Heaters 1 30 ia1 gas electronics. AIC. twn '80 Toyote SAS, eir. stereo HOIPTllllST W.ES PHSll .• • S 1 tO t 40 gel gas 18 2 Cummins. 15kw Ona.n. tepe. long bed. '3775. PART/TIME Weekends. Position available Apply • CIRCULATION DEPT • 40 gal gas 5120 New. teak cockpll, beautiful ~ ~"'9n Newporter II Motors Lite lypln~ Newport in person Rothachllda 6 2 never used Call Dick boat, great prloe S 179K ~ Y --~ 642..0705; lvt 548-8823 Beach Real state Office. Restaurant 2407 E ·, 4 -432 1 OOE : •32•1449 pp S38-1662 -OSaleS-Servlee-L.&aing v.1 ... !.. n Ideal for atudent $4hr Coast Hwy CdM C1•t1H I CALL 1'4-tolO j;iiiijiii. iiii•..lm1 m•il•iii•ii•li•ii•ii•ii•il•m•ii•·••••••••••••ii•ii•m•ii .. iiim' lt1t1, ail 7 14 S,.1l1lln11 II ·12Vwew1n1r 1 btak.1, Es•if!HI 601' 26 loot Pearson sallboat, llrt,.11 ltlhery 32mPO•. V9<'I gd cones. * IEGEPTlllllT Newtpaper Eatatt lalt IJHlal good salfa. s 1500 S 1495. 497-5981 '78 CORVETTE S810S Brn wttan Int, T-top. new brake• & tires, gd cond. 495-68321957-8433 Judy SEE IS FIRSTI We have e good Mleetlon or NEW & used Chev- rofetal See ua todayl COHN Ell CHEVROLET ·~~ 11.111•11 I\ •. : I I IS I \ ,, !· '. \ S4b-l 200 t31t '66 Mus1ang, 8 cyl. euto, clean, muat Mel Eves 646--1792Jdaya 548-5288 ·71 Mustang. super cond .• everything new or rblt. nu sky blue pelnt. FOi' more 1nlo 531-1428 '73 Pinto S~Wegon. Super cond. owner. Must ... 1 $12 , 8111, 759-1268 evt CK wknda. '70 Torino Wagon O PIM- enger. gtNt condition. $1100. 759-95457 la ct la '11 Duk iv. 12156. 49~733. Reg. tbtc808. Private petty. Mlacellaneous office work KIDS EARN GR Found brand n•w 111 675-8079 Exoettent Seleoctlon ot New ·ee VW Bug. runs Kint, IOf garden center. • EAT TRIPS AND PRIZES I Polaroid camera ever 21' GAFF RIG KETCH end Carefully Pfep•red recent amog, 1850/obO. '12 COntlnentel, 181(, leci. .. 2-1111 made, mint cond, would Fir plank. $3000/obo. UNCI B~~~:IW•Y• In 875-4253 war. 38-36 lnci. lube l oil llEOEPTllllllT like to NII Please make S48-3118 aft. 4 wkdya ••• a 1l1 '87 Sqrt>ck. gd tlr•. Medi 1l::m5: :::.r:e.i~ offer 673-l 53 l -• • wortc. Mutt Mii. $970 obo HITISI 0 loat1, 208 w. lit, Sent• Ana o•i .• -L.JI-.... Ml,\ll Mii mega 45F Cx5 I Qeofge 5.a.-7831 _. ...,. ••• Po•ttlon ex1111 lmmedl-view cam«• w/roden-'"41 lki 7011 CloledSundey 117 form . fOOICe i • t e I Y 'or Rec• P -stook 210 ten• FU Brand 167elt.rce Arrow 18' 116. •et BUG: clMn. f'Mdy to drMe Ilk• mint cond. =s:.:;:~1:~ ~ new S525. 404-U58 302V8, OMC 175, lmmec LARGE SELECTION OF ~S:t~':.:?·~~~IMll. Hend rubb9d custom experience. Apply In S*· Nlkonoa 111, ~ cond cond $5500 FIRM. NEW & USED BMW'SI ___ _,...-........,..---..,...-paint. Front whl ctr1Ye. -son to: Nan Mc:Coy ~ $350 786--3713 ~· H/845-8814 W/548-1182 LM 11111 llW '70 VW Sqbllelc nu ~Int, bMt around. t2750 ~- tween the houtt of 0·30 -... i ~ 7 l VOLUME SAW perl body cond. fbft eno. Pert trlCM OK. 417-1373 1 oo M d ' AGES 11·14 Fara tut S •' •• J. SERVlCE&LEASING r.Olo. gr .. t oar MUST t~rough ·:.csnae::y ·:i 1' rail" llD TO $75.00 PER WEEK . DESK. iOikl ·-' Dtn Ne: Whheth« a;an 3170N CMn'YAV.. SEll S2000. U8·7Ge8 'et OLDS CUTLASa *300 t 101 Quall Sir.et. New-11:".ftft w mdn. $200/obo 848-4148 chelr Wl'lltey Speclel. LONG 8EACt1 171 VW Sqbk, 4·9J>. xlnt Auna eoc>d 55MI043 porte..ch.851-1184 1W. now ht" IS CICltftl"1 lor ,011,. taCtf -$300 873-5129 (No CMNyeittt405) running eot1d. S2750. •ntPaungrSWagon, .. IUIPT /IEO'Y .... , .......... lnter .. tlng, ohellenglng poeltlon with South coeat pnvat• bMCt\ oommuni- ty If you cum UM In· 111111'4. think on your I.et & handle • Wide vartety of Qef*el ..cretarlel dut• r... _,..d Ilk• to tAlk to you 4t3...0122 0.30-noon ........... 11••n11111. ,_ tu"" lo sec111• rttdert '°' The Orqe Coast 2s~050FACSA gdL ~d ~ ·1~ & Ill~ ft......L.. 1 u n 14) lll-lltl 1·338-2579 elect. ale,. new peMI. ,Dltly Not Our ClfWI stat I at 3 30 p 111 and l ,....,...., ..,. -u t ade-l!ll WllcOme U500/obo. SS 1-Mt3 worhntHJOp111 wttlelaps OllS.lt11day... '79 C'loflc Slflc:fn dble 30: DO MOORfNOwfi2 O~ENS!VE.NOAYI 'lJ411ftf,1111• till WOf\ • ftw more llOefi You ..a e.wn NftJ II oven/get reng• Xlnt ft POWER BOAT bOel. OOOd 111/0llt 17s-.ol .,.. pnm. ... d ..,,.. row OWll lllOflty . -cond S.00. Kint N bed, $6000, call 873-7444 nl•~ -~------'71 d rend Prix tlleft 11 no de4rmil1I 0t coktion 111•0htd • eompa wl tprlngt. mall a 111_ 11111• tlU l u II toaoeu. •,.•vu " you .,, lftttmttd ....... "8 lilf farl hdbfd 1 100 H2-H32 ev . ns11 • 17• on "'"'N 2'18! '11 N • M0-7t 2' I . . ......-An•~-Sewlng Mecn 1100, fl Mwcu. etin: uo_e_14_5 '11:000--,.,u.. "=.::!it.· IMQtl, ·~~Uiiiiiiiiir;~ 'a.A (714) 548•70S8 an~ dtNMf wtmlrrOf PvtbOatdOCJl,under28ft. 13500 85().,<46'3 117,280s.Ma~2tt7 I ,,,_ S 1 .. ........ NB chennel. bey eccMa. -· _,_.--..-.,..., ....... _____ _ -• couc .. , nvr -S7 ~ h 1-780-llee '71 I 210 Hetd\bedl •• New MOO, .... 1150, wr1 A/C ""'Ol grMt tei Qr, ·-- • .. Iron tbl/4chre. = top I 1ft l s 1200 , e'rs.1313. or '71 YW:..:.~ 10:..~· tt50 Ruth 408 MO-ta4' Tr_, xtnt ~ron. -· Nllfl per 1 _, 813·e.133 8Mllt 4--pc ttvt,ii" rm Mt. apd, ml"1 cond 23-24 ·, '7t lt•tlOn W~ O IPd. ------------· 71 ~•S· t91t herdly oted. eetthtonet appralNO 1900 ~, tUO lllfeo ~ .. ff r~ 42K Actwf.11M Jn Cfbtlfled t•.tlri 1u .... Wiii Mii 1275 130-2309 Eva 642·18' t ml l3!00 ot>o 650·314 t 942-Sf?&. ....., ...., ... ~ ~:.:..;;:=.,::::...::=-.;..:..:..;..!L:C:::::=::::s:=:::::=;::::.a=::::::=:::::====;:::. • ... Ii I L:OW 52 1:1111111m11 MONDAY, M ARCH 26, 1984 ORANG[ COUNTY C ALIFOHNIA 2'J C.f~~~· It your Soclal Security number . •• 518-30-4418 you've wonl Coaat Laguna Canyon neigh- bors have captured the ear of county planners In effort to preserve their community./ A3 Coast residents were asked what's their fancy. now that It's spring- time./ A3 California Latest Olablo Canyon nuke protest ends In 32 arrests./ A4 KCET fund-raising efforts result In $1 . 1 mllllon, sup- porters say./ A4 Na tio n Hart takes victory In Mon- tana; first win In 10 days of campaigning./ A4 Is the nation's boom economy heading for a big bust?/A4 World The U.S. consul general to France has been shot In the head.I A4 El SaJvador voting Is fraught with foulups and charges of fraud./ M Features Stop-Gap dramatics help people with speclal needs tap feelings and find their potentlal./81 If your chlld Is having trouble keeping up In school, check some warn- ing to help determine the cause./8 2 Sports Golden West College freshman Shane Flores Is swinging a mean bat this season./C1 Georgetown and Hous- ton added their names to complete the NCAA's Final Four Tournament palrlngs./C1 The UC Irvine tennis team knocked off Yale to settle for third place In Its own · lnvltatlonal tourna- ment. /C2 Entertainment An orlglnal comedy at Golden West College Is one of three new plays opening this week./83 -. .................................................. ll•'.L" ~.,. .. ,,~-.x.~-:..-:.•.• ... • ... •.•.•.• .. ·····~·~·=·· Bulneu . lt'scheaperforoom- panles to help problem employees than to cover up their mlstakes./85 INDEX A3 M 85-8 M ~ M ca C4 81-,2 82 C7 82 M M A3 C4 01~ • 82 83 A2 A4 Baby left in trash 'super' FV cops treating abandonment of tot as an attempted murder By ROBERT BARKER Of ... Dellr Nit ..... An hours-old baby found over the weekend in a laJJe. metal trash container along with garbage and grass clippings at a Fountain Valley condominium complex was making a strong recovery today. The 7-pound, I 5-ouncc red-haired boy, found by a trash collector who heard a noise and then saw the baby's foot slipping from a blanket, re- Scott llcPhenon (left) wu flnt acrou tbe line ln mini-triathlon held Sunday ln Pfewport Beach, and Illa portedly stopped breathi~ briefly at Fountam V&lley Communny Hospi- tal Sunday. But Fountain Valley police Detec- tive Rick Christensen said the found- ling .. ia in super health" today. Police investiptors, who are call- in& the incident an attemfted murder, are queryina residents o the Paradise Manor Condominium Complex on Euclid Street and Siater Avenue in efforts to find the mother of the Caucasian baby or whoever placed him in the metal dumpster on Saturday. ' Cbristen1en said he believes the baby wq only an hour old when be was taken to the dumpster about 6 a.m. He was found tbn:e houn later, just as workers from the Rainbow Disposal Co. were preparing to put the dumpster on a hydraulic hoist to reward wu chamNne bath preeenter Vern Lace. 0.-, ........... "' ............. administered by trophy They swam, ran and rode for pal ByL.P.BENET Of ... Dellr Nit • ..,, Nineteen men and one woman participated Sunday in a Newport Beach mini-triathlon held in honor of Chuck Stone, a 25-year-old supent)arket night manager who has spent l 0 weeks in a hospital fighting for his life after a tragic Jan. 12 automobile accident. Stone sustained massive injuries to the body after he fell asleep at the wheel ofhis car and collided with a pole on a southbound Newport Freewayonrampnearthe91 freeway. Doctors gave him little chance of surviving, explained roommate Brian Krewson. But now, they arc hopeful ofa full recovery. Stone's friends set up the triathlon contest in hopes that he can participate when it is treld again next year. So on Sunday, before about 100 onlookers including Stone's mother Judy Lacey, 20 tnathletes lined up on the beach near the comer of33rd Street and West Oceanfront Boulevard and dashed for the water. The course started off with IOOyardsofswimming, followed bya five-mile bike ride and a three-mile run. "The race was a complete success -all 20 finished," said Stone's roommate Brian Krewson. Scott Mc Pherson won the overall title. Tim Wicdkaler placed second and Terri Proud was third. Heritage liquidation could take year Payoff to bank• s customers termed 'smooth· process say FDIC officials By JERRY HIRSCH Of .... Dellr Not • ..,, It could take federal regulators as long as a year to complete the liquidation of the failed Heritage Banlc, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. spokesman Tom Levine said today. Regulators are likely to stay at the bank's former Anaheim headquarters for most of that time but the bank's three branches in Costa Mesa. Irvine and Santa Ana will be closed sooner. The State Banking Department closed the bank March 16 after $62 million in problem loans and con- tinuing operating losses had made the bank insolvent. The department handed control of the bank to the FDIC while both agenicies searched for a stronger financial institution to take over Heritage Bank's insured accounts. No buyer was found and the FDIC started to liquidate the bank last week. About half of the the bank's l 5,000 accounts were closed during the first week of the liquidation. "On each of the first two days we had about 2,500 customers getting their pay off put that has trailed off considerably," Levine said. "They have been very courteous and it has been a very smooth pay off." Levine said. Nearly all of the 15,000 accounts had $100,000 or less and were fully insured by the government. But in a new policy that makes no effort to protect despositors with larger ac- counts, the FDIC announced ac- count-holders with more than SI 00,000 in the bank will get back only 35 percent of their money over S l 00,000. About 75 investors fell into the category. "Some of the people over the insurance limit arc obviously upset but the ones I talked to were courteous and understanding," Levine said. Customers wanting to retrieve their money from the bank should go the Heritage's main office on Eucbd A venue in Anaheim. The )>anlc is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. People with valuables in safe deposit boxes should go to the branch where they rented the box. Non-problem loans arc considered an asset of the bank's. The FDIC will continue to manage loans from the bank but may eventually sell them to other financial institutions to man- age. The bank's other assets include furniture and office equipment. Levine said. The FDIC 1s still womna on an appraisal of the bank's assets., he added. ftjp it over iolO the trilck. Clari:tH 11 M laid the beby l&U'ety would ~ ... bi1 datb either in that jilOCW • wbca company WOtkcn me a dcYiol to amuh the nabbilb. ··1 cao•t Ft it out of my iDiad ..._. someone wbo did tbiJ aew 1M schedule oftbe U'Ub pick up. .. 1111.W today. The baby !P.J)amltly Wll deli'•• d (PleUe .. aaaT/MI Four Marine victims fromOC Bodies due soon from copter crash BJ ANDREA ADEi.SON Of .. 0.-, ....... The bodies of 18 Marines killed i.ia a mountain beli~ crash durina a South Korean-· · aercile Oil Saturday will pro~ l'et1IJ'ned to the United St.ates Within a week, a Marine spokesman said today. As yet, plans for memorial terViocl have not been made for the eer- vioemen, four of whom were hued at the Marine Corps Helicopeer Station in Tustin. Capt. Mark Houab met from Wuhiqton. D.C. · Of the rem•ining victims., 12 were Camp.Peodkton-blsed Marinea-aDd two arc believed to have been stationed at Okinawa, Hough said. Eleven Korean Marines also died when the Ol-530 ••Sea Stallion" helicopter crashed into coutal moun- tains, about 24 miles north ofPobana. The unidentified pilot. who bad becll forced to abort the •t misaioo when weather conditions de· terioraled, and was rcturnina to Poban&. ~Peadteton.spokesman Sgt.. Dennis Litalien said. The cause of the crash is undd investigation, Hough said. They were the fint fatalities to occur since the annual joint trainins exercise .. Team (Pleue eee llAllllma/ A2) I Are poliCe, fire benefits beneficial? Associations say they are. but there are headaches It wu one of those 6 o'clock calls. For 10me rcaaon, people who call my Fountain Valley a~ent at 6 p.m., just as rm aetuna ready for dinner, invariably try to sell me aometbiq. Lut week's 6 o'dock call went 10methina like tbis.: C&ller .. Good evenina, Mr. Sneidennan. rm calli~ for the 0raNie County Fireman a Auocia· tion. llow arc you tonisbtT' M.: ... wu fine before l aot th.is call. You're itoloa to uk me to buy a ticket to eome kind of benefit show. Aftd if don •t want to fO• you ·u sjve my ticket to tcnJor ciuzens or bandicaDDed children. l just aot a call like tbil a Jew da=" • "That must have been ft'om the Cotta Meu Firemen •s AJIOda.. tion. They're aponlOrina a beneflt show, .nd they're makina Ulept calls to fountain Valley residents. They've been reprimanded by their fire chief for doina so." Me: "What group are you callina for, ljlin? Fountain Valley has its own fire department." caner: "The Oranae County Fire- men's Association. We repretent all the departments in the county. We call you so ~u don't aet a lot of calls from indiVJdual departments.•• At this point. r WU tborouahlY confuted. If the countywide fund-raieer kcepe you from beina appro1Ched t?Y individual depan- ment1.,=b did I hear from Cost.a Mesa tm? And were Cott.a Mae ten really auilty of ma.k:iq .. ilkpl callt" into Fountain Valley7 ._ The fint caller bad claimed incor· ~ that Cotta Maa WU the •• ·Up .. ftre deputment.for f<>UJt. ta.in ValJey. ln ~Fountain Vallc)''a fhe protection plan i.a a coopenuve ~t with Huntintton ~ Watminata" aDd Seal Belc.b. Belnl DbOMd repeatedly . to -bu>.' beneflt lhoW dctets can be a bit a.nnoyina. But at the ume ~ l'm aware of the aQOd dcedl firtftlbten PHIL SIEllEllAI PE RSPECTIVE do with the money lhey coUect. On ~y own beat, I've lee1l Fou.o- t.aio Valley fircfiahten dona~ p&ay- sr<>und eqwpment for ~ cbildreD at Plava.n School They've donated time and matieriab to lbt new hiitorical gar\ behiAd Qty Hall. And just I kW. ~ t10. they clouted SIOO to bdp a local youth tab~ In u AJnerican wrestliQa am a Vdit to Olina. But t wu ttill confu.s about lbe phonelOlicit.ationa. I made ah calll of my OYm, bopina to cae.r thh:::C fine. u ~may know. tbe ~-"' you for tickeu sales are not tirenaJum.. They're Paid telephoae aJetPeople. l /' In most cases, when a police or 819 association wants to suee a beaelt show or dance, it makes a coea.a with an entertainment prnclwboa company. The promoter ICtl up a bank of pi!ones and hires ~ to ldl the tickets. The promoter ... " responsible for puttina on tbe .-- and mna that senior c:itialM .. ba.ndicapped children ~ a dllllliclia to attend. as promised in tbe ..-. pitdtes. The police or tire UIOCialioa ..... ill name lO the show in CJdw• llt• paull\llCoftbe proceeds or•• la The. ueociatioa alto may ....._ a firaban 01 potice ofticet at .a. .... bank to asaure that * <aDen ._, mitlleptacnt tbemtdva or 11111J .. fi.r &Om &D a~ved ... )litc:IL. .. IUCb monitonnadoet not.....,_ ~. . Tbe ftu:tcll u aeocuoo. .._. ~Mb bcndita m• Ill ._. tor dWitable purpoeeL Nhal a.. byina ii faded ~ .. IOWCa. And what @out u.e coma• ftmd.oraili!ll IVC'A~11_.1liiliil.1m IPI•••!- ~ I ,. I . I I l • •.U * or.,. OoMt DAJLY PiLOT/Monday, Merch 28, 1884 • Firemen on top of blaze Orange County flreflghten •pllnter a •bake roof on Whi•tlln& Swan in Irvine trying to get at a fire that broke out late Sanday afternoon. The blue, apparently ltnlted by a toa•ter oTen, caued $55,000 in damaae to home of David Shell. Night and morning low clouds Coaatal Eztended Temperatures .. LAI 113 27 se :w 72 38 42 " 87 44 Ill 43 45 40 78 62 42 37 49 38 81 4 1 ... 27 45 36 44 29 81 69 46 25 39 19 42 27 71 $4 Tides TOOAY Firll 10w 1235pm --0.2 Second lligll 7 24pm 3.t Seoondlow Tl.MtoAY Flre1 IOw 12 25 a_m 2.2 :=6::rl0w 8otam 4.8 1.10pm --0.3 s.cond hlgll 7:43pm 4.1 Sun •• 1o0ey 11 8 ot pm .. rte. Tueeo.y al 6:47 a.m wld l9ta A9*1 at 8 10p.m. ~ l""9 Tueeo.y •I 3:31 Lm., eetl •l 1.68p.m N•llO<..a wrall •·• .....,.,. • lfOAA V !> llff~ <>l ("""'*Ct Rein. Snow[!!) Shower•• Flunlt•l!Jl Fronts Cot<1 .,. W1t1m ...., Occlud•'<l ..,... c:;1;,toon11rv •• NawYOtll 43 36 Nof'lolk 97 43 North Plall• Ill ,. Oklahoma City 65 83 Onwolla 541 40 <>nMdo '3 82 Palm 8prtnoe .. 65 ~ 43 37 ,._..... 15 11 ::::r .... .. 32 .. 12 Portland,<><• 53 .. Pr~ 47 32 ==rcity 72 43 49 30 A9tw) 68 47 RlcMlond 50 38 SuRF REPORT It.Louil at,....Ta1ns>e Salt Liit• SM Antonio 8MDlego 1911~ ata .. ....,.. s.ma == llpoll-....,__ Topelt• T-Tu4M Wa,.Nnglon Wleihlt• am 1-3 2-3 1-3 1·2 1°2 1 1-2 " ,. 47 IO .. 84 at .. 74 47 43 .. 5f 79 81 .. S9 .. 11 .. 82 82 eo 20 43 " 34 .. 18 44 53 n 34 .. City manager's position is girl's dream come true Olympic Relay a 'success' city ofNewport Beach. From J 974 through 1978, Kelsey By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Some teen-age gJrls dream ofbecommg fashion models or movie stars. Judy L. Kelsey had other ideas. 'Tve wanted to be a city manager since I was 17 years old." says Kelsey, who is now 39. City management 1sa field dominated by men, and io California only a handful of women serve as the chief administratorofa c1ty, Kelsey sa}s. ln 1978.she became one of them when she was hired ascny manager of Eureka. And in May. she w1U become Orange County's only woman city manager when she assumes that post in Fountain Valley. The City Council selected Kelsey last week, concluding a search that lasted more than six months. She wtll succeed Howard tephens. who is retiring. In an interview from Sunnyvale. Calif. where she has been servingasass1stant city manager. Kelsey said her interest in government admin1stratton can be traced back to her high school years m Santa Mana. "I was very acuve in student polmcs." she said. "We had a student officerda' in which the ~tudents take over jobs at city hall. I got to be cit) manager then. I've never lost my enth us1asm for the JOb since ... Kelsey emphas1ze<1 Cit) mana~emcnl while earning her bachelor's and master's degrees 1 n publtc adminis- 1rauon at USC. After graduation. she worked in the administration of the Los Angeles Police Depanment. Next. she became an administrat1 ve assistant w11h the served as assistant city managerofWestminster. When Westminstercity manager Robert Huntley left that post, she served as acting city manager. ln appointing a sucx:essor to Huntley, however, the Westminster City Council byl>85scd Kelsey and gave the job to then-plan rungdi rector Carl Berry. Kelsey le1\ Westminster to become city manager of Eureka. She moved on to her Sunnyvale job in 1980. She said she'sanxious now to return to Orange County. "I have a lot of friends there," she said. "It will be fun to work with some of the other city managers on a peer basis." Kelsey said there are only about four female city managers in California. "I think it's a case, as in a lot of professions. where there are a lot of women who have worked their way up through the ranks and are now ready to serve as city managers." she said. "It's just a matter of the openings occurringandcitycouncilsbeingrcady to hire a woman. I think city councils are realizing it is now more politically acceptable to hire a woman city manager than tt was JO years ago." Kelsey added." I just happened to be ahead of the game because I got into it five or six years before other women realized (city management)wasagoodcareer." The Fountain ValleyCityCounc1l is expected to formally approve the hinngofKelsey at its April 3 meeting. She is expected to begJn her new job May 7, earningS60.805 annually. plus benefits. 500. 000 raised for county youth sports programs By MICHALENE BUSICO Of ... O..,,... ...... Although sponsors of Olympic Torch Relay k.ilonreters have not come forward as fast as local or national o~nizers expected, the fund-raiser 1s stiJJ being called a success. As the sponsorship drive winds down to its final weeks. 169 kilo- meters have been purchased tn Or- ange County, raising more than $500,000 for county youth spons. The county goal was to sell 250 kilometers and raise $750.000. Even so. Diane Dailacis. co-chainnan for the county's O lym- pic Torch Relay Committee. said organizers arc more than satisfied with the level of support in Orange County, where the Olympic Torch will be carried on its way to the Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles. "We picked an arbitrary goal when we started," she said. "And there's no obHption to make it. I think that the half-million raised indicates very strong commitment in the county." For nine weeks, the committee has been selling kilometers to individ- uals, corporations, and other groups at $3,000 each. Because of a I 0-day extension granted last week, Dailacis said the total should reach near!).' 200 kilometers by the new Apnl 10 deadline. "Peter Ueberroth (Los An$eles Olympic Organizing Commltlee president) extended the deadline to April I 0 because we still have lcilo- metcrs available throu&hout the na- tion," she said. Originally. the ·"Youth Lqacy Kilometer Pro~m" had planned to sell I 0.000 kilometers nationwide and raise $30 million for youth sports. So far, 4,000 kilometers have been sold. Da1lac1s said she wasn't expectmga surge of enthusiasm followtng the agreement reached this week by the LAOOC and Greek officials, who were threatenin~ to withhold the flame from Ancient Olympia. T he town's cittzens opposed the first..ever sponsorship relay, saying tt was a commerc1altzauon of tradition. Dalacis said the difficulty caused local relay organizers no more pro~ lems,just some phoned in questions. "The people that are interested arc just asking questions; I don't think it stifled any enthusiasm," she said. "We have always been assured that the torch would go through the U.S. regardless of what ~Greeks did.·· But there had some doubt about wh~ther it would go through Orange County. Originally, the relay was scheduled to bypass the county completely. But after considCT&ble support was indicated by county civic and busi- ness leaders, the relay was re-routed 10 include the area. Steve Gould. committee spokes- man, said that the majority of county kilometers have been sold in Irvine. Newport Beach. Corona del Mar and Huntington Beach. Because of that, the route will most likely emphasize those cities. "If people sponsor kilometers. it's probable that the torch will go through their areas. The torch will go where the kilometer interest is." be said. -QMll#dii"UHit-------------------------------------- Bonv FOUND OFF HB .•. From Al The day the youth vanished there were strong npttdes and the water temperature was recorded at a bnsk 60 degrees, accordin~ to lifeguards. State lifeguards said they are train- ed to react to visual signs of danger 1 n the water and that a language bamer would not have been a factor. Lifeguards said they are still on a winter schedule and that on the day Herrera disappeared. there were only three guards patrolling the strand. Herrera.relatives said. had come to the United States last year to earn money for his family in Mexico. BABY ... From Al at home. Christensen also said that dropping the baby 1n the dumpster to die surrounded by trash "reeks of murder." "If someone left it on a doorstep, it would be child abandonment," he said. The incident now ts being treated as an attempted murder. Hospital Administrator Craig Myers said today the baby is doing fine and receiving "lots of attention" from nurses. "They always gather around someone who has as prob- lem." he said. The baby 1s expected to remain at the hospital for several days to make sure he didn't contract disease or infection from contact with the trash and garbage, Myers said. He then is expected to be taken to the Alben Sitton Home in Orange where he will be put up for adoption. POLICE BENEFITS WORTHWHILE? •.. From Al The 89-member Costa Mesa Fire- men's Association is indeed sponsor- ing a variety show on Apnl 28 at Orange Coast College. Tickets are being sold over the phone at SI 5 a pair. The fund-raiser was already in motion before f1fefighter-paramed1c Keith Fujimoto took over earlier this year as president of the Costa Mesa Firemen's Association. He said the group should receive $7,500 as its share from the show. Firefighters will donate that money to bum organiza- ttons. youth athletic groups and other charities, he said. Fujimoto said he understood the ticket sellers would hmit theircaJls to Costa Mesa. but he said some calls may have been made to neighboring communiues such as Fountain Val- ley. Although asSOCJations have gentle- men's agreements to rat~ funds only in their own citr., calls to other cities are not "illegal, • as long as the caller doesn't misrepresent himself. Fu- jimoto said the Costa Mesa associa- tion has not been reprimanded by the C1ty's fire ch1ef. "1 suess I call this a necessary evil because wtthout 11, we wouldn't be able to sup~rt the locaJ groups.'' Fujimoto wd. But he added. "I don't really care for these kind of (telephone) fund-raisinadnvcs. and this is the last year we're h1vina 1t. Thert are a lot of headaches involved." Fujimoto sa1d the assoetauon con- tracicd for a Firemen's Ball two yea" aao. But after t.hc promoter paid upcnscs for the event, there wns no money left for the firemen. he said. ,l The assoc1at1on president said he hopes next year the firefighters will supervise their own fund-raiser on a smaller scale. an event such as a pancake breakfast. Although the fire- fighters may raise less money, Fu- Jimoto said they may avoid some of the ill will associated with telephone sales. But Ivan Kellerhals. president of the 1.400-member Orange County Firemen's Association, says he's re- ceived very few complaints this year about the group's telephone soltc1- tation dnve. He believes that's be· cause the promoter's phone oper- ations is betng closely monitored. "We try to see to it that there's nothing misleading, that they don't lie or misrepresent us." he said. "We try to have someone at the sales offict at the time the sales arc goinJ on. We review the message that's being used. The people don't always use the euct spiel, but they tend to stick to it pretty much so." Kellerhals said saJespeople who misrepresent 1hemselves arc fired. He said hts organization represents firefighters throughout lhe county. Telephone sohctttng 1s prohibited 10 only two c1ttes, at the request of local firemen's associations. he said. The county organi1J1tion is now selling tickets fora circus1 tobc held in May at Eddie West St1d1um in ntl Ana. In the fall, the aroup 1pooSOt1 a rodeo fund-r11ser. Kelletba1s wd the county firemen's aSSOC\Ation i1 auarantecd a oertaan roe for these events. but he declined tO d1aeloee the sum. He said the money aoes to a variety of charities 1nclud1ng the UCJ 8"'1> ' Center and the Salvation Army. Kellerhals suggested that anyone who does not wish to receive ticket sales pitches should ask the caller to remove his or her name from the hst used by the promoter. Still, the solicitatton process 1s not popular among all firefighters. Fountain Valley firefighter Joel Couser was chairman for a big annual dance sponsored by lhe associations representing Fountain Valley, Hunt- ington Stach, Westminster and Seal Beach firefighters. For seven years, Couser said, the fund-raiser, using telephone ticket sales, was a success. allowing the associations to split as much as $41 ,000 annually. But in 1982, Couser said, the firefighters asked the promoter to restrict telephone caJls to the four cities served by the firefiahten. That year, when the danoe wu over, lhe promoter told the firemen then: wu no money left after n .pentet, Coutcr said. He said the firefiahten tried to take lcpl action apinJt the 11*'qmoter but were unsucces1ful. As a result, Fountain Valley fire- fi&hten hid no fund-niter lut year. This year, they are orpnizi!'I their own, more modest dance, without a promoter. CouMt Mid the men are cxplorinJ otber Hlf-promoted fuod-ra& ana ldcu such u binao n1pt1 and athletic evatl. .. Whit we're t.ryint &o keep 1way from ii tW'llln& it OVft' to a promoter wb o mept batul citiint (with tclcohone laiel) ... be aid ... Jt work eel well for a few ~ but at the end it fell as-rt when we restricted them to wlina only the area we terVe." I Photo •how• CB-63 •&ea Stallion• helicop- ter, •lmllar to large copter that cruhed In Dllllr ........... ., ....... Ullllt Soath Korea durlnc tntntna ezerel8e in •torm on Saturday. MARINES WERE FROM OC •.• From Al Spirit '84'' began tn February. The unnamed pilot was guiding a CH-53D with a four-man crew, capable of carrying 38 combat-ready Mannes. Sgt. Peg Cauley said the four Tustin Marines had left in December with a squadron that was on a six-month Just Call 642-6086 ~· le euerentMd ..,,_y·Fr.a.y " ~ 00 '!04 lle\'I .,_ IJlllPtr try t30P"' c.ll)efora1 pm 911(1 '°"' 0001 .... Ot -.a rotauon to Okinawa. Pendleton in- fanuymen had left a month later, a base spokesman said. Only the names and hometowns of the victims are available. More • detailed military records arc for- warded to the temporary base during any extended "-ly, Cauley said. The four from Tustin are Cpl. Jcff~y Acqu~st<?• San Dimas; Sgt. David C. Htgg10S, Somerset, Pa.; Caf.t. Stephen J. Burley, Magnolia, N .. ; and Capt. John Houston, Gahanna, Ohio. The remains are bejng held at a U.S. Army mortuary in Yongsan, according to HO\&&h. Wllat do you Uke abo•t tlle Dally Pilot? Wllat don't yoa like? Call die number at left aad yo.r me1aa1e wlll be rtt0rcled, truscrtbed ud deUvered '°die appreprlate t4ltor. 11le aame !4-laoar u1werta1 service may be Heel to recoN lettera t• th edltor .. ure;:::; Co•trtHter1 to ou Lenera col1mn mut llM:llde Utelr aame aM &e .. mber for verUlcatlott. No clrcalatl" calla, please. Tell 11 wut•1 oa yHr mlH. ORANGE COAST llllJPllat H. L. lcttwertz Ill Publlshef Clrculetton 7141142-4113 ct ... tfted edwerttelnt 7WIU·"71 All otMr depertmente IU-4121 MAIN OftflCI 330 Wtat Bay II Catie ...... CA ~ eoat-8oll 1580 Coa1t ,,... 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