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County tranaportatlon
comml11loner1 w1nt
comment• for Improve-
ment• from the 13 oltlet
through which Beach
Boulevard pi1ae1./ A3
Cotta Mna Chamber of
Commerce honors Man,
Woman of the Year./A11
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California
Soviet media launches
more attack• on LA
Olymplc1, eaylng Games
won 't match those In
1980,/AI
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'Ration
A bank employee and her
boyfriend make off with
$2. 7 ml Ill on .I AS
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World
A Taiwan martial arts
movie director hae de-
fected with hie f amlly to
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Home
Oltt1nc:e betwMn chalra
Indicate• whether a
t,orneowner ls more
lnteretted In modern
decor or comfort of
fUM\S./11
Depre11lon-and lhorter
deytlght houra may be
ltnked./ee
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Exercising wlll power le
not enough to truly CO'l-
vert a fat peraon to a thin
one./.C1
Oown·home rice pudding
hu been elevated to a tar
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the finer rettauranta./CI
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Cal State Fullerton ham-
mera UC lrvlne, 13·5, In a
Southern California
Baaeball Aeeoclatlon
game./01 -
The Miiwaukee Brewers
·tJnd the Angela Just the
right tonic to get their first
win of the 1ea1on./01
Estancia Hlgh's bid for an
unbeaten Sea View
League volleyball aeaaon
continues aa the Eagles
aweep Mater Del./DI
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Entertainment
Sex le the 1ubject of four
one-act comedl•• at the
lrvlne Community
Theater .lee
Bua Inn•
Economist and author
Terry Coxon explalna hie
formula 'worry-free ln-
veatlng. '/Al
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Olffforn11 New•
Clultfled
Comic•
Crottword
Death Notion ,ood Home
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AM Lander•
Mutual Fund•
NetloMt Newt
Optnfon
Pot6oe Log
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L una election secs cfty clerk,
ctty treasurer returned to seats ____ _
Br DAVID BllHOP teat• on 1ht Laauna Stach Chy ..,,...c.,. , .... , Council in Tuclday'1 munlelptll tlcc·
. uon. Incumbent Neil F1uoe1rkk •nd fitzpeuic:k. who wu 1u~ed by
local rr:al estate •acnt Manha C<?I· the environmentally-oriented Villate
loon topped five opponcntt lO win Laauna orpnization, rccrived the
ere'smaglc
in the air at
DCC butno
record broken
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
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Stan R. Greene was danaJma upside down Tuesday.
h1ah above the campus of Ora nae ( out Collqe. 1ry1n1 to
a break a record act 1n 1913 by ma.1er m1aJc11n Harry
Houdini.
Greene'1challenJC Wll to wn41leoutof1 resutation
'lrlllJiCUI. with the breeLC bufTetlnl h111u1pended body
and the bloodrusJuna to his head. A11hc Enctnoncape
an111 la1erexpla1ned. one of the haLardc ofthi11tun11s "1 little \CISickneu ..
Ac~ord1nJ_to Greene. ff oud1n1 manaacd to free
hi mt.elf from the 11ra1tJackc11n two minute1. H 1econd1.
Grccnc'1 says h11 bell escape 11mc 111wo m1nu1ea. 37
1eeond1. a mark Kt four year' 110 at Pierce Colleac in lhe San Fernando Valley.
Al Ora nae C oaJt Collcsc, 11udcn11 in the audience
and the m111c11n'u11illant called out the 11me H thc
red-faced 11lu11oni111truuJcd 1p1n11 the the 1trahjackct
while danaJ1 na from a crane three r.tones above 1he
a.round.
But when Orecne. 36, finally ~uirmed loose and let
the Jackel fall to the around, Houdini's record was 11111
intact. Oreene'sOCC time wu two minutes. 48 ~cond1.
"Somehow. f w" very much ou1 ofbreath up there.''
1he magician exP.l11ncd 10 rcponeruflcr h11 feet were back
on thevound. • I don't know wh y. II should ha ve taken
only 301CCOnd1 to ac1 out of the Jacket after I ,ot one hand
free."
(JreencttretchcO the ma1Jetan'1code1 bttand offend
some cluc111 to how lhc aenal ctcapc 111ccomph1hcd.
"It 111n 1ntcre11~ problem." he 111d. "There arc
aboutfivestc 1oac11 n~out,but oudon'tknowlf.
you'vedone ,rem 1u 1c1en1ly we1runt1I the end. You have
to actall the 1lKk on one11dc to work a hand free . If you
take an 1hctimc in the world to makcsureeaich 'tep 11dune
eotJUtfy. h takenoo t°"fnd )OU won't brt1lr tlk
record.'
Circcne'1bi0frlphyll)'S he WH born 1n S0uthern
Cahfomia on Apnl 6. which 11 atso Houd1ni '1 b1nhday by
the America n calendar (Houdini wa' born 1n Budapest,
where a different calendar wu used, C1rccne UJI.)
He was lniroduced to maalc at aac 12 by his father. an
aerospace .c1enmt. In 1971. he wu invited 10 J<>in the
Hollywood'• famed Ma11c Caalle club.
,Greene 1a1d ht fim performed lht acrusl ,1ra11Jackct
escape ln I 97S and has repeated the 111un1 about 70 tirve'
since 1hen. The maaician said he made a breokthrouah
after four weeks of practlci n11he •tun1.
"There arc six ways to art out," he said. "One of them
11 very Oalhy. bul it doesn't alway11 work."
Hcaddcd. "People have-aid, 'You'rccr11y. you hove
a death wish.· Bui I don'11h1nk 1t'1 u death w111h. II'\ a show
ofpowerovcrdealh "
Greene's pcrforman~c Tuclday wu Pllr1 of<X'C"i
H1ah School Senior ()ay ac11v111c:A. About S,000 h1ah
school 'Cntof\ from area v1" ted the collcac to learn atx1ut
fall cla~\C\ and to arran1c early reg"tratwn appc11ntmen1i.
Stan 8. Greene •!Ral• to free hlmMlffrom
•trait jacket at Oranae Cout Collete -•till
lhy of Houdini'• record.
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It's cheaper to cycle, so county pays up
By JEFF ADLER
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1 l'lc mtal" who run1 O ranfc County'• billi on dollar bureaucracy -County
Administrative Office r Bob homes -doecn't look l1kt lhc kind of ,uy who
would fiJ)l1 ovcr1S13.9.}blll But 1hcn he doe,n't look hke lhc kind of auy who rt<k 1 mo1orcyclc. cllher
Thomaa proved Tuelday he could do both
The Board of Supcrv1\0 r1 waa uked to ovenurn tht 1ud1tor-con1roller'1
tffCl11on tu rcfu\t rei mbursement 10 ThomH for a SI 3 93 &Hohne bill ht
incurred while rid1n1 h11 motor('ycle 10 a bu11ne" confcren('e 1n Imperial
County earlier th11 year.
The 1uditor<on1roller refu.ed to p:ay the bill on the arounds Thomas'
motorcycle w1• an unau1hori1ed vch1clt 1ha1 could not be u~d on county
hU\lllC\\ l'r11o·nlc \1Ch1dt•\ ll\11)' he U\nl for lOUnl )' hll\IOl'\\ Olli ~ " thn ,If('
cndokd. fo ur -wheel veh1C'IC'\, n'"rnrdinit 1t1 :i tlt1ard d11t·l ll\l'
Hui r hdma' contt'ndcd thut 1hc niotorcyl IC' trip WU\ the llHl'll c~uno011\ ul
way to travel and qvcd 1hc county con)tdcrablc upt'n'IC
"I could have flown th111 trip 11 an airfare CO'lt of S 140. plu' \urf11u·
conncci1nn1 I al"l ('Ould havr driven I~ rnunt't ... '"lnC'd vrh1l It' and
con,umed \24 86 1n p-.ohnc."' l homo\ 1nformt'd \Upt'r\.1\or~ 1n 11 onC"·P c
lc1tcr "The molol'(ydc prov1d<'d lhc mo\t econom1l,1l 111d to nil' 1nter<'\tin1
1r1vcl ..
In tht end. \uptrv1~" unan1mou,ly ltlfTC'd to pl) I homo,· ill' hill Hut
thty a.ktd county 1n•uranlC l'~P<'"' to drlrrminr ""heth,·r therr :t\ tuoll) WM\ 11
dullar 11v1np rcah1t<.I by Thoma,. molon. ycle ride \1ncc u"'· of the.· h1~hcr r1'k
vehicle probably upo\Cd tht count) to 1rea1er 1n\uran4.c ha~1ht)
Addrd onr •uJ')<'rv1t0r •• f he next 11mc.· Wl•'ll hei.r Doh wu\ ""111rr·\k11na tu
San 01*."
Laguna
backs
slitle
repair
40,000 OK'd for
Hetsler Park bl-uf..,_r _
81 DAVID BllllOP
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The Lquna Beach Cny Council mct1nane~~TYClday
to authorize S«>.000 in etneflrncy
rcpeir work on a Heisler Patt bluff
that collapecd Tuaday m~
Conttnaction C"teM were on tbc
tccne today to bcaaA drivina IUM
40-foot pihnaa in c~ cua •nto
the IOP of the bluff an an eft'on to
ttabiliie it.
About 20,000 cubic yltdt o( eanh
collapsed Tuetday momh11 behind
Lu Brisas rnuurant. daato)•na
walkways 1nd pa'dnt on the
city-owned blufY' in 1 90-bt-·200.fOOt area.
No ono was injured int.be landshdc
and no U'UC1urct were daft\lllCd.
City offiaalt IPPf'OPla&ted the
fandl \0 peY-balf-dM .... ..wd
$33.000 1\ wtlf take f'or the ematcnq_ measures~ \0 lhott up tilt bh&ff
and prevent f'utthtr lliPJlllC. City
omcsal• rcponcd that Lii . .-. owncn.have tmcatively ..,.CS IC>pey
the Olhcr half' die
meburn. The Lat 1k'i petio,
a.d,Jlttnt to 1he bhlft"' wbae tJW .tide
oc:curT'Cd. hat been clOICd untH the em~f)(y repefr ~ork can be ac:-
comphlbcd.
Council members alto authonLcd
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Irvine's
Carter
mum at
hearing
By JERRY HIRSCH
OflMDelr ........
l\n Irvine bus1nes man under 1n·
'-C\t1p11on fo r fraud by tht Oranat
< oun1y Shenffs Ocpanmcnt. took
1hc f 1flh Amendment and refuted to
aMwtr any que,t1on111 a bankruptcy
ht'an na 1n Santa Ano th11 morruna.
I homa\ D. C'artt'r of Tom Carter
I 111crprtM"\, ma~ a bnef appearance
onl y to 1dcn11ly h1m~lf at the mtthna
w11f1 ;inan trrdtto".
< .trtl.'r had offered 111 Vl'\tOn a
r1·1u1n of up io 40 pcr~cnt lor pumna
monn 1n111 h1' medic.al factonna
hu\lnn' < :111rr purponed to buy
111n hrnl 1n~u11anct C'l11 m\ from doc·
tor\ :it 11 d1't<·oun1 and to file the claim•
"1th tn\uranc:e companies at a pront
Hui I hrodorc (\1olman, an It·
111rnn lnr the rnon-ap~1n1cd ln.t ttt
111 1hr UhC' \11d no tv1dencc that the
nwll1l.al laltOnna bus1ne tVtt. Cl·
t\trd h .... been d1~ovt'rt'd
< :incr fikd for Chtplt'r I f
h.1nk1 uJHl > 11 1hc \anti Ara .
fbnk1 uo1n ( oun 1n Dccrmbtr and
(PleaM Me CAaT&•/A2)
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. ·Slaying suspect sought in coµnty
Slx womeQ m issing.
one dead: police
expand manhunt_
Prem 1&att ... wlrt re,.ru
A teen·lae Torranc:t prl dropped
from s1aht the same day an Austrahan
race car driver wanted for the disap-
pearances of six women and the
mur<kr of another was seen in that
city, officials said as the dragnet for
him cxpandcd into Orange County.
Chnstopher Bernard Waldt'r. 39,
who as on the FBI'~ I 0 Most Wanted
List. was seen at the Proud Parrot
Motel in Torrance on Apnl 3 and 4.
accordina to FBI agent John Hoos.
who added the search for Wilder has
widened 10 include Orange County.
FBI agents were notifying local law
enforcement agencies with 01ers that
Wilder m1&ht ~ in the area. The FBI
had received unconfirmed reports
that-·Wtlder was spottect-m Mission
Viejo lut week.
Meanwhile. the 16-year-old hiah
tJCbool &irl has ~n miHina since
April 4, Tomnce poltce Lt. Ro~rt
Armstrona said.
FBI gents have tracked Wilder
from Florida to TCIU, Colorado.
Arizona, Las V cps and now to
Southern CaJ1fom11. lo many ci11es.
youna women di11ppeared the same
day he was seen.
In Las Veps, Wilder was regmcred
at a motel on the Las Vegas Strip on
April 1. the day MicbdJe J(Otfman.
17. disappeared from a local shoppma
mall where she wu modehna. FBJ
Agent Ball Jansen said from Nevada
Cahfornaa state As*Cmblyman
Richard Robinson. D-Garden Grove.
said Tucsdar in Sacramento that
Korf man as has wife's cousin. He said
he Raid S4,011 for a full-page ad an
today's Sacramento 8tc depictina the
FBl's wanted poster of Walder.
"It's a personal tragedy of my wife's
family." he said.
Th"? Torrance gffl. wffa'SCnanfe was
not ttlcaled immediately. "had
called her boyfriend and sa.ad some-
thina about 101na to school and after
school she had some kind of job
interview," Armstrona ~id.
" he mentioned Del Amo (shop.
p1n1) cen&er," he 11Jd. "That's tus
(modus operandi). to act Jirls out of
shoPPtna ccnu~rs. indicate he's a
phot<>&flphcr and that the 11rl 11
bcautif ul and he'd like to take her
picture."
"As soon a~ I saw that f11cr(with the
_,gifilpiruu"c1 I .Jotuuril>le t mkina
feeling." Armst(ong said. "I hope I'm
wroni."
Wa lder. believed to be dnvina a
rust-<:olorcd 198 1 Me~ury Cougar,
has been charged m the abduction of a
F1onda State University student and
an the murder of an Oklahoma City
woman whose body was found near a
lake in Kansas.
"It show~a pattern of travel -first
coming out West. then near the Los
An.&eles area," Jansen ~d Tuesday
I n Las -Vegas.
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CARTER MUM AT HEARING ...
From Al
today's meeting wa~ the fir~t heanng
an the case.
Many of the 200 angr) investors
booed when Caner took the Fifth
Amendment
Accompan11:d b~ a police officer.
Carter. wcanng a gra) suit and tie.
101ncd his attorney a1 the meeting
"bout 11 a.m. He said only enough to
identify himself.
"Mr. Carter wall answer no ques-
uons under the reliance of the F1fih
Amendment.'' has attorney an-
nounced.
susp11:1on of defrauding investors out
of ~tween SIO malhon and S60
malhon. No charges have been filed
and the investigation 1s continuing.
according to the sheriffs office.
"That comes as no surpnse 10 us.
and will make the case more daf-
ficuh.'' Stolman said.
Caner's attorney also declined to
answer questions directed to ham.
The Secunues and Exchange Com-
mission also is conducting a separate
investi~tion and has obtained a
preliminary order to stop Carter from
selling any 1nves.tmenb.
"We are not an a position to make a
statement at lhas tame," he said.
Carter 1s being investigated on
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hoalAl
deeth rOUnd.
.... 11 lmed to ..,.. '* conCllr-tratton ...., J:'"8 ~ up on "I"'"**'' ... llcMty end delbs._ · IP••d "wlot" . to
~ MCOnd. Qw1g qulddy
Md eonffdentfv IP .. ld has ~dt.
which ranged from "llOKll•'' to
''euperclUoul •••
The thrM were -"ong e6aht ftnel cont....,._ llllC~ der M
eYm!netk>n round T~ nJght.
Thirty-four lchool Ghlldren lterted
the cont91t In the IMM H'Gft
~ ,,..,., after wtnmng --
trtct-NMlt cont-., eecontrng to
Erin SS)fulton of the county educe-
tlon department.
Chang,. gifted ttu<Sent at Eaat-
lhor• Scftool tn ll'VIM, ..... qutck memory and excen. at llCademk:
IUbjecta~ ..... melft end .. enoe, hfl moth« Ivy Chang llkf.
Theonty10n'11a .... ~
8l)d an eng6"••· the ~ ctwT1pfon won"'t get M'f tpeefal
reward for hll achievement. Mra.
Chana said. "We feet the recognition from
evef'YOM •• hie own reward; that'•
mudt better than any other m• ·
tertW reward."
Mra. Chang Nfd her eon 19 a
tough competttor out of tte
ciaWOQm, but eomethMt .....
-i>P<>tnted on the bal"letdtl wt.
ov.nooked for t..,,, ac>ot1S be-
oauM of hit amall ltature.
She admitted he WU a bft
1mdou1 before the competttlon
t>ecauee ••a lot of peoote exp9Cted
him to do wetl. But he Is gett6ng
ueed to all of thla.''
WI.utan CbaDC tdampUllt after bl.a Yictory.
The mother added: "I don't W811t
to push him too far. I want htm to be
enriched. We try to divert ht•
attention to 1port1 and general
lntereat things, lnatead of aH that
ecientlflc stutt."
CALIFORNIA DEMS' BIGGEST TEST ...
F rom Al
cn11ugh ol 1hc unu1mm1 11cd dl·lcgate~
t>t:l .... ccn 1he < al1lorn1a pnmaf') and
thl' lU n\l'nt1un t•1 gl\c him .1
lir\t-hallol \ tl tor)
1 he num1nat1on fur Mondale al~o
.. "a nwncr of him l Ull1ng a deal with
Jat k'"" ·· Wa11cnhcrg \atd
l k douhl\ Jal k\Cm would dl·mand
thl· '•le prt'\ltkn11al 'f'lot on the
ltl kt·t
·1 hl' Dl'motrJI\ would JU\I gel
\ldughtercd " °WJllcn t~rg \atd "It
would be soml·thtnl( un thl' dome\t1c
platform ltke realhllaltng monq
from defense to J roh\ program ..
"It th(' W esll'r n '>ta tn had wme
ltr\t or even earlier I th1nlt. the re\ult
m1gh1 have hccn dtfkrcnt ·· Wall·
en berg said adding that llan "'likely
10 win inner) \tale wr\t uf( olorado
"Mondale is H'I') weak here Jfr 111
\<.'en as 100 ltocral . 100 11cd 10 \pccial
1ntl'rc'>IS and too do\<.' to (former)
Prn1dcnt J1mm ) Caner · W<11t·
enberg explained
Han-., rrcent defeats l ame hclaUS(
..
Dally Piiot
Dellvery
I• OuarantHd ..
ht'> Lam pa1gn .... a., hurt h~ poor
organwuwn and planning
"HanJu'>l did not ha'c the 11ml· 111
organ11c 1n all the '>talcs and run a
national campaign alter he won 1n
New Hamp\h1rc Whl·n the momcn-
1um d1sappcarl·d he did not h:nc the
organ11at1on to hal k him up " 'W a11-
enberg said
Bui according"tt~ f u\.\n\cnd thl'fl'
1\ \llll time for Han tu regroup and
amhu!lh Mundak 1n th e Wcai If tht•
Han campaign can kel·p 'IV1ondalt·
from w1nntng l'nOU$h dclcgatC!I lO
cl1m·h the nominalton before the
lOn"cnt1on. lfan lan walk 1n and
draw !)Uppon h~ S<l)ing he would
ha"e a bclll'r l hance of beating
President Reagan 1n November
Bui even 1f llan v.1n11 all uf the
remaining pnmanc!I and cavcul>C\
g.arnenng more than 50 percent of thl·
delegates. he w11J JO tO the COn\Cntton
with about !,SCIO delegate\. If Mon
dale lo..c!> the re\t of the racr\ hu t \till
colleus about 40 pcru·nt uf tht·
rl'nlJ1n1n1uklt·j1.atl'\ v.11h about I . 700
dl'lcgall'' -wi thin ca\} stnkang
rangl· ol till' nomination
Hart mu\t \lOrl· big victori es to
ha\c a rral1\ltl l h3nl'c.
1 <>"' n\l·nJ P<ll nted out Mondale
\.\a!) nearing ht \ pnmal') campaign
\pcnd1ng ltm1t ol S24 m1ll1on Har1 l'i
no\.\hC'rl' nl·ar ht\ hm11 and c:an spend
C\ l'r) ix·nn~ he rat\CS .. c ·a1tforn1a ,., an ellpcn!lavc stale
and MonJak dcarl} will no longer
haH· thl· monl') advantage," f own'i·
rnd \aid
Voluntl'<'I\ will make up for
monl'\ \atd Redfearn. after attcnd1na
.a nll't'llng of Mondale'~ '>outhcrn
C ahforn1;l 11rgan11ers last week
Mondak's < altfornaa stralCJ)' will
hinge on 'oluntcer organ11at1ons at
thl' con&re\uonal d1stnc1 level.
Redfearn s~11d.
The rn mpnagn al~o wall encouraae
cand1da1ci. an the dl\tnct~ running 10
be delegate\ at the national rnnven·
t1on to campa1an v1aorousl> she ~ad.
Clrculatlon 71'/6'2~
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H. L. Schwart1 Ill
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Clattlfled adv•rtlt lno 7141M 2-511t
All other department• 6'2-4321
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LB ELECTION RESULTS •••
From Al
by candidates and voters in the weeks
prior to T uesday's balloting. mainly
~uc to the lack of clear, d1 v1s1ve,
ISSUeS .
Sinclair Jones. another Village
Laguna backed candidate. finished a
disappoanung fourth with 1.275
votes. Jones had been picked by man)'
as one of the favorites:
said. "I'm delighted th at one of the
two strong independent candidates
smashed through the special interest
groups who thought they controlled
all the voters an Laguna Beach."
Jones said his failure came an pan
because the issues were not
well-defined. saying that he had taken
flrongcr stands on th e environmental
IND COMINTM* 1-3 ,,_.,..,
2~ .... 2~ ,..,
2~ ,..,
J poor
1·2 poor
1·2 poor &_. c11tec:11on _..,_.
issue~. "There were differences
(among the candidates).'' Jones said.
"but the~ wen: not clear enough. The
bag issue was residency." Jones was
fprced several umt'S an the campaign
to defend himself against Colhson's
assertion that workin& an Laguna and
having ltved for a longer penod of
time made her the better candidate.
Following Jones in order were John
Gabricls with 253 votes. Paul Munoz
with 205 votes. and Rickey Slater
with I 02 votes.
Fitzpatnck, 49. won an easy victory
an his bad for a second four-year term.
The executive for Pacific Bell
emphasized environmental issues.
particularl y oppos1t1on to the
proposed San Joaquin Hills Trans·
portation Corridor. and fiscal re-
spons1b1lat )' in has ca mpaign.
F11zpatnck served as mayor of
Laguna Beach 1n 1982-83
SLIDE REP AIR ...
Collison , 50. 1s v'ice prc-sadent of
Nolan Real Es~te an Laguna Beach
and chairman of the city's appointed
Board of Adjustment and Design
Review. She also campaigned on
environmental issues and stressed
that she worked in Laguna Beach and
not ou1s1de the commun11 y
Collison said that her su ppon wa-.
drawn from a broad range of voters.
"I'm exteremel} happ) at the <,uppon
I got from Irvine Cove and the fa r
nonh end for example, both con.
servat1vc precincts," she said.
She ga ve credit to strong organ11a-
t1onal support for her succe~!) as ..,..ell.
.. People JUst got out and did the
JOb," she said. adding she attended
nine forums and 32 "coffees" since
filing for candadac)' on the day before
the deadline.
Christiansen character11ed the
campaign as "clean and fair.'' and
From Al
the expenduure ofS 12.000 to hare the
geologic firm of Leighton anq As-
sociate!> lo determine wh at wall be
needed to permaoently repatr the
slide. C ll)' Manager Ken Frank s,aad
th ere ,., no estimate of how much the
permanent repairs wall cost.
CJCologasts who attended Monda) 's
emergcnc) meeting said the current
damage ma y ~ th e result of an
anrn:nt sltde that occurred an the area.
The city was in the process of
repaarang damage to a lower walkway
that was the result of the winter
storms of 1983 when T uesda)" s
landslide occurTCd. Work crews re-
mo"ed a ponion of the walkway prior
to placing boulders underneath ll for
i.u ppon when the the bluff collapl>Cd.
Gardeners were bus) Tuesday rei.-
cuing rose bushes. which were
planted along th e bluffs by the
restaurant on cit y propcny according
to a long-held agreement
The slide comes on the heels of a
JUr) dec1s1on tn whi ch the city was
found a1 fault for damage to propeny
owned by two residents 1 n Arch Beach
Heights when a major slide occurred
at the fool of Del Mar Avenue 1n
1980
( tl) Manager K"n Frank has
ordered a ha rang freeLe 1n the c11y and
a halt 10 all capital improvement
ex penditures pending legal appeals of
the S800.000 award that a JUI') said
the homeowners should get from the
• city.
Shopper buys toy
g un. robs the store
A holdup man. possibly using a toy
gun that hl' had JUSl packed out and;
pard for. held upa 17-year-old clerk al
Fountain Valley Thnft~ Drug store
and e'>rnped with $343 he grabbed
from the lash register.
As he held the 'un's two-inch barrel
against the girls n b cage. he ell·
claimed .. This 1s a real gun ."
But I uuntain Valley police 1n-
ves11gator~ say the weapon may ha ve
been onl y simulated because the
robber had picked out several toys h('
said he wa!t gelling for has "kid's
banhda)"
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celebrating a birthday during the
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TM fl,.t definite reference to
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Roman llteratur• of the 11t century
A.O. Ol1mond1 known to the
Romana came from India. Now, we
get moat of the wOf'ld'a diamond•
from South Africa. Auatralla ta on
the threahold of becoming a major
aource, 11 newly-found depoatta are
developed.
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Karc her to speak
t o Irvine chamber
Boulevard lmpro:.ements sta.4
Carl Karcher, president and founder of Carl' a Jr., will
be the 1uest speaker at the Irvine Chamber of Commerce's
annual business lunch Thunday at the Irvine Marriott
Karcher bepn bis su~ful fast·food franchise in
1941 with only a hot dot can and $326. Today, his
corporation employs t 3,000 people and owns and
operates 350 Carl'1 restaurants throuahout California,
Nevada and Arir,ona.
Reservations for the lunch can be made by callina
Jeannie Hewes at the chamber offi~ at 690-9112.
" SeJl-1mprovemeat lecture. .et
A series of self-improvement workshops taught by
Anthony J. Robbins arc scheduled for toni&ht. Monday
and May 4, Sand 6 at the Community Churcn by the Bay.
148 E. 22nd St .• in Costa Mesa .
Robbins is an advocate of neuro hngu11tic program-
ming and walks on coals to demonstrate his ability to
overcome self-limiting fears.
The event i" ..,onlGfed by the lrvtne--besed--Psy·
chodynamic Success ln~titute. Further informatfon can be
obtained by calling 559-6739.
Tran•lt talk •lated ln Laguna
Gcnt'vieve Giuliano. assistant to the director of the
lnst1tutt' of Transponation Studies at UC Irvine. will be
the guest speaker Thursday for the ninth annual meeting
of the Laguna Stach Temple Hills Commun tty Assoc1a-
t1on.
The meeting will be held at the home of Jim and Jan
Hall. 7SS Oak St. in Laguna Beach. Giuliano will discuss
.. Orange Coast/Laguna Beach Transponation: Challenge
for the '80s.
Art mu.eum tour .cbeduled
Alumnae and guests of the Balboa-Harbor Alumnae
chapter of the Gamma Phi Btta sorori1ty are invited to
take pan in a tour of the Newport Harbor Art Museum at
Newport Centt'r Thursday.
The group will gather at 11 a.m. for the tour. with a
luncheon to follow. For more information. call President
Diane Linderman. 642-0935.
County paralegal• plan meetlng·
The paralegal ~lion of the Orange County Bar
Association will hold its monthly membership meeting at
8 a.m. Thursday at the Claim Jumper restaurant. 18050
Brookhurst St. in Fountain Valley.
The featured speaker will be attorney Donald Black.
whose topic will be "Giving the Paralegal Freedom to
Act." Breakfast will be served, at a cost between $3.50 and
SS.25. Reservati ons arc not required.
Dinner, dance •et In Irvine
A buffet dinner and dance to celebrate "the old-time
rock 'n' roll" will be held Thursday at the Happy Daze.
17927 MacArthur Blvd. in Irvine. hosted by the Coalition
concerned w1th Adolescent Pregnancy.
T~e dinner will be available from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Dance music will continue unttl 2 a.m. Tickets. at SS. arc
available lhrouih CCAP. 1440 E. h t Street
309. Santa Ana. 972-4859.
Health, ntnen talk.In Newport
OCTC asks clttcs tocomment
on Beach Boulevard prop0sal -
8 y JEFP ADLER °' ...............
The 13 cittcs for which Beach Boulevard serve~ as a
key anery have been asked to comment on an Oranse
Couaty Transportation Com minion study ofhi&hway
improvementsaimed at speedina traffic a Iona the buay
boulevard.
Thettudy. pt cpared by a private consultant. analy:ied
three altcrnattve plana for imJ>':Ov ina Beach Boulevard.
ranaina from constructinaa li&ht·rail linealona the
boul<'vard'~ <'ntirt' lenath to speeding traffic alona by
widcn1na 1he tupway and buildiQa oe,r, bridfn. freeway
overctOUJlllS and a new nla Ana f R'r*ly 1n~bante.
The 1mprovementt would be implemented by lhe year
2000.
The Beach Boulevardronidortaknm the cities of
Anaheim. Butna Park. CyJJttM, foun111n Valley, Full-
cnon. Garden Grove. Hununaton Beach. La Habra. La
Palma.LosAlamitos,~l&each,StanlOnandWest
minster. actor<t1n1 to tht rcpon presented Monday. The
cities will have lOdayttoevaluatetbcoontultant'•
findinpand indicate which alternative they suppon.
The consultant1 recommended the modtrate-c.ost
alternative, a SSO mil.lion efTort 10incrcaxlbc1raf·
lic-anyinaapaeity of the through fare by widenina the
hi&hway. improvina bus service and comtructina new
freeway overcrossinas and a new Santa AnJ"f reeway
• •
Staying fit and healthy 1s the topic of a talk to be
presented by Joseph Stadish at Park Newport Spa at 7:30
p.m. Thursday. The meettng 1s to be hosted by Inga Rtth
Jones of the spa and by the University Athletic Club.
Having a ball on the beach
Oecar Val Terde of Mewport Beach ftnda the warm aprl~ weather
an ln'ritation for a little eoccer practice on the aanda. ValYerde wu
captured by the photoerapher u be ebarpened b.la footwork -aa4
head work -near the Newport Pler.
Stadish will recommend changes in diet and lifestyle
he ~lieves will lead to longer lives, increased energy and
avoidance of degenerative diseases.
Da•ty Wing• to bold elections
Dusty Wings plans an election dinner at 7:30 p.m.
Thursd.ly at McCormick's Land191&. 3180 Auway Ave. in
Costa Me!Ml.
A social and philanthropic organiza11on . Dusty
Wings represents present and former fligh t .attendants
from most domestic and foreign airlines. For information.
call Marilyn Pitts. 586-9959 or Carolyn Bray. 768-4562.
CALENDAR
Wednesday, Aprll 11
• 7:30 p.m .. Board1 of Dlr~tort, Saoltatloa Dl1trlet1
ofOru1eCoaoty, 10844 ElhsAve .. Fountain Valley.
• 7:30 p.m .. Foutala Valley Plaulo1 Comml11loa.
Fountain Valley City Hall, 10200 Slater Ave.
• 7:30 p.m., Coaat CommaaJty Colle1e Dl1trlct
Board of Tn1tee1. Distnct Board Room. I 370 Adams
A vc .. Costa Mesa.
Thursday, Aprll 12
• 7:30 p.m .. Costa Mesa Sanitary Dl1trtct, First Floor
Conference Room. City Hall. 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa.
PoucE Loe
Can Irvine get schools through legislatlon?
By ANDREA ADELSON
otlMOellpHo41qfl
Faced \\Ith uneven enrollment pr0Jcc-
t1ons and lack of state suppon for new
school construction. Irvine school officials
arc turning 10 special lcg1sla11on to finance
two elementary schools needed by 1987.
If approved. the ame ndment pending 1n
the state legislature would allow land-
owners to decide in a special electi on
whether the)' arc willing to funnel fu ture
propen) tax in creases 1010 school coffers.
Dave King. director of fac1lrncs planning.
said Tuesday.
Irvine's proposal 1s only the second effort
1n the stat1:. after the Mountain View School
D1stnc1 1n Ontano. to ask propcrt)' own ers
10 pa) for new \Chools themsclvt's. King
said.
lrvine''i troubles stem from empty
classrooms in older. maturing nc1$h-
borhoods. a desk shonagt' 1n developing
areas and an enrollment spurt for high
schools.
··we'"c got space, but it's not 1n the right
place." King said. Howe ve r. th e 54
classrooms "empty" by state standards
disqualify Irvine from rccc1v1ng more '>late
mone). he said.
1 he new law. the Mello-Roos Communi-
1) Far1ht1es A~t. ··prondc'> another tool in
thl' kit" for cash-short d1'itrtCts, state Sen.
John Scvmo ur. R-Anahe1m , said.
Se)'mour said he doc<;n'r expect oppos1-
t1on to Irvine's amendment . added to
anoth er bill aimed at "cleaning up" tbc
original one. The bill 1s c\pct·tcd to r1:ach
the governor 10 late May.
However. Howard ·Jan 1s· latest 1n-
111auve to out la.,.. special taxes would cru'lh
the Mello-Roos '>Chool funding act 1f
approved by voters 1n November. he \31d
As a rei.ult. <ipcr 1al d1'itnr1' ma} be \UhJ<.'Ct
to ltt1gat1on. Sey mour ..aid
King said he 1s w1lltng to take tht' rt\k
eHn though th e nt}°~ ma1ont~ lando'.'ner.
whi ch will hold nearl) all the \Otes. ha'in'r
yet supponed the idea.
Irvine Co. Vire Pr~s1dent Monica
Aonan \aid the company 1s still working
with school offi cials to try to fi nd an
alternauve. "It's 100 earl y lo say whl·ther
11's lcas1blc." she !>aid
King envisions gen)mandered d1,1nrl\
to take 1n undevl'loix·d tracts 1om·<l for
homes. commerce and indu,tn l \rnla1 1ng
taxc"> afkr the land 1\ improved would be
used to pa) for two SJ mill1op-plus schools
"'h1ch the d1 stnc1 says "''II be needed v. 1th in
two to three years in the v1lla&t'S of
Nonhwood and Woodbrdagc.
The Irvine Co. has backed the creation of
special d1stncts to help pay for road
improvements. Irvine Assistant City Man-
ager Paul Brady said. While widening a
road may make a special prOJ~' mort'
attractive to tenants. ")'O U can draw the
same analog) for a !iC:hool. ··.he said
According to Aonan. growth forecasts
..aren't big quc~t1on marks" for school
officials bccau~ the Ncwpon Beach-based
dc,clopment firm share!> its market pro1cc-
11on'i for the ma'itcr-plannt"d commun1t}
But 'i<:hool f Owth plan~ are .. al"'a)'i 1n a
o,tatc of flu x: tied to mortgagl' rate'i and
lrv tnl· <:o prO)ecuons which .. ha"e always
been opt1m1st1c ... Kina \31d.
.\'i an cxampk. he pointed 111 thC'
com pan) ·s plan'l to build ~ ;on nev.
apartments and honw'> per )t"ar J\ part of a
fi'('·H·ar plan to 1ncrca-.e tht• numtle:r of
hom~·, 1n In 1n<' h \ 44 pa ccnt
1 hl' 111x.i lorcra'it ,., alrl·ad ' tx·hind
s.chedulc Onl)' 5CX> homes ha ve bcrn sold.
King s~ud
Ncverthcl~s. demographic shifts show
fe""er fam1ht's w11h )'Oung children arc
mov10g into Irvine's fastest J("owma net&h-
borhoods. As a r~ult, school trus'1CCS
intend next week to cross off two lites
reserved for elementary schools from the
master plan
The schools "'ere env151oned for the
southeast quadrant of WoodbndJC. ':he
cit} ·s central village. and the Un1\'cntty
fown Center rcs1dt'nt1al and commercial
compkx. opposite UC Irvine.
Ten )Cars ago. the ong1nal Woodbndge
"llagc plan called for 10 schools. cnouah
tor 4 000 students. Toda) ·s fi "e-)'car pro-
1ct"t1on calls for so. schools wtth classrooms
enough for 2.000. King said. Only 300 to
400 'tudcnts arc now prOJ«tcd to live 1n the dl·n~ Town Center deHlopmenl. 7S
pcrrcnl less than forecast 1n the onllnal
plan \forl· adults arc expected to h -.e 1n th~
t"'o ,m·as as a ve rage fam1l1es can't afford
thl' htti-h ho u!>ing costs and fa m1hc'i keep
.. hnnkintt in s11e. he added
Police grab four suspects
in HB cocaine crackdown
A Newpon Beach man rc pone<l thc
then of an ook dci;k wc1gh10g I oo
pounds and valued at S350 from hi\
garagt' in th(' 2<X> hlock of Adam\ • • • A Newport fkarh man reported tht•
th eft of s.i.675 1n home cle<'tro n1l''i
equipment and Jewelry from ht:r
ho me 1n the 400 block of Goldenro<l • • • A Newpon Beach \\Oman rr port
H1l·korv La ne repon c:J I Ul'\<la\ that
'iome-onc \tole her !Ion·., hlue Murra'
Montert'\ Cru1scr b1qdc from ..i
parkin(I. area at Huntington Bcalh
ll1gh ~hool Th,· lo'" "'a~ e'it1mJll'd
at S 7 ~ •••
A f ounta1n Valk\ ~llman rc-
portl'<l T u1:'ida' c"cning 1hat her blul.'
1977 Dodge' an had been 'ltoll'n lrum
the parktng lot at the llun11np.ton
Ccntt'r hoppinll mall
Iv. o ""omc.-n were arrc!lt<'d Tuesday
afternoon on susp1c1on of !ihopliftina
at the Gemco store at 721 2 Edinatr
.\' e Rcco'ltertd were food and
d oth1ng ""Orth S 126 31 • • • .\ rc\1dcnt of the 16 700 block of ~.l\ hrool.. Lan e told pohcc Tuesday
that \Onteonr 'llOlt' hts white 1976
Dat\un r 1ckup "'•th a camper hell
Th<' lo'' included the S '.000 vehicle
and S 5.0<X> 1n m110eellant't)U) propttt)'
in thr camper Four Hunt1naton Beach residents
were arrested Tuesday aftt'rnoon on su~ic1on of selling a · quantity of
hi -gradt' cocaine to undercover
po ice from Ncwpon Beach who were
posing as drug buyers
Arrested were Jodi Mane Green.
David Allen Rrault. Elvin Curbelo
Jntne
Two loo~-knit gangs of tcen-aae
nvals from Irvine and the La1una
H11l1 EU a-pparenOy took after each
other with baseball bats and clubs
about 8 p.m. Tuesday naaht near the
University Park library. One
I ?·year-old from Mi ion Viqo was
trellcd for facial in.1urie at Tustin
Communily Hospital. but he refused
to tell poll« who his ana1lants were • • • A ll·ycar-old Irvine man was cited
for eeu1n1 a bonfire in the C'ulverdalc
walderneu perk Tuesday n&Jht.
Kayvan Khal<>shlt apparently hi a
fire tn a rc1tricted area near Clart-
mont and Rttd meets. • • • School officials at ddlcback
C.mpus reported the then of com·
puter equipment Tue"'•>-· Police uld not 1mmcd111ely uy how the
equipment dl11ppca~ or th e value
of the 1ood1 taken. • • • The AC 0 C'ompan)' 1\"J)Or1t'd the
and Helena T1shon Ont1 v<'ros. ac-
cording to police officers.
Undercover officers said they ar-
ranged to meet the foursome at a
rc11dcncc on Newland Street near
Atlanta Avenue and purchase two
ounces of the drua
An additional ounce of cocaine was
thcf\ of 14 2S-pound impellers valued
at $8,000 uch from its offtccs at 1900
Main St., taken 59mcttmc after
March 23. the date of an equipment
inventory. • • • A SSOO Blaupunkt radio w11 stolen
from a VW Rabbit parked at 19732
MacAnhur Blvd. 1 ucaday before
noon. Thievca pncd open a window
to pin entry.
Coetall ...
A C'ostl Mesa man was arrested on
1u picion of felon y hit and run
dnvin1 early Tuesday momina when
he allqedly broadsided a couple on a
motorcycle and then luempte<J 10
1pccd away f'rom 1he teenc of the
accident. Polle.t arrcncd Timothy
Hundley.\ 2$\ a few blockl awa):' from
Harbor ttau cvard and Date uut,
where the l:'l a,m accident oc-
cumd. Oina ~ 17, ofHunt1naton
Beach. 1ufTcred a broken lq 1n the
incident and WI\ lt\tcd 1n <itable
found inside the 91 4 l'or~hc onr of
the \U'ipccts was dn'lttng. pollc:c ..aid
The seized cocnin'' hn'i an C!ll•·
mated trcct value of $6.000
Except for Curbelo. all ""er<.· held 0 11
SI S.000 bat I. Curbclo'i. bat I wa\ ..ct .it
S 100,000. There \\as no 1mmed1atc
explanation for thr h1aher ball figure.
cond1t1on th•~ morn1na at the Co ta
Mesa Medical Cen1<'r Hospital • • • A woman wa lking into the
7-Eleven store al 21 SO Plactntrn Ave.
over the weekend dropped her wullct
1n the ~rkinJ lot and turn<.-d to stt 1
man p1cktn& 1t up and runnina cast on
V1ctona Street with It Th<' v1ct1m
told pohce her walle1 contained SI 8S • • • A car parked on the 2700 hl ock of
Me Verde F.ast was hur&Janred
.omettme Monday nilht and a ('asstt-
tc player and t-quah1cr ~rt' \tolcn
The los' wn1 not determined
Newport Beach
The Patio Cafe, at 1900 W Balboa.
reported the thef\ of S8 7S 1n food
wine lnd bter rrom the l'CS\aurant
Tue~y ••• Lido Pool Sfrv1cc repontJ the
theft of a truck parkt-d 1n the I <X1
block of ~th tf't'Ct T ue1dav • • •
the thefl ol a gold watch valut•d DI
S5.000 from her homr in the I 00
hl<x-k of R uh~.
Fountain Valley
Somcont• threw a water balloon a l J
I 9M2 ( hrHolct Mahhu and crar k<'d
its wtnd'ih1cld when 11 was bc10g
dnvcn 1n the v1r1ntty of Heil Avcnur
and Elm Circle. The dnvcr reponed
$200 1n damnae • • • Buralars 5hppcd throuah a sltd1na
iJa door and stole a $400 1otcvii.1on
~l "' the 10000 block. oL Slalcc
Avenue. • • • An 8\ year-old man rcponed that
some<>nc siphoned ahout 10 pllon
of II' from h1' car parked 1n the
drivewa y 1n the 18000 block of
Redwood ( arclc • • • A teacher rcponcd that someone
"olc ht'r pun.e conta1n1nJ about$'°
1n c1 h and $20 1n m1\Ct'lltlncou~
ttems from her l0tked room at
Fount.l\1n Valle) llt&h . hool
Hunttn,ion Beach
Stlm"one US(J a ledachamme1 to
hrcak the knoh off 1 door lud1n1
f mm a praac to a home on the 700
block of Ad ami venue The lo ~
included <itt'rco t'QUt pmc-nt worth
S4,0Q\ and hou~hold pood'I wonh
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the AlbC'n~n '41 su~rmarkct. 7171
Warner Ave on \U'lp1c1on of c,hop-
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WOf"th about SI~ • • • A rcsadt'nt of the I C>800 blod~ ut
Bardon l.anc rcponed f uc'iC:ht) that
'IOmconc '1ole h" red I Q68 \I olk\-
waacn fk-etle. which had ~n parl cd
1n front of ht home The loc,\ wac, e~umatrd 11 S.:?..lOO • • • Entenna throuah an unluc.krd "''n
dow \Omt"One hur&11nrrd a homr Tue~) on the 81 00 block of Br\ant
Dnvc bo) on a btc)clc ~n
flttina tht' rc .. 1den~ The lo in
cl udrd a S HO '1dco rn:urdcr and
tan \Ullc.Mc wonh SM> • • • t\ man told police Tut"\da' that
w mt't>ne bu'llan1cd ht' "llow and
brov.n t Q77 Dodie van • tule n wu
hctn rcp11rTd at a \C'r'lttee stati on
located at Reach Rouk,nro and
.\dam' <\ 'ltt'nuc the It, .. , 1ncludrd
furniture won h S~Xl ant1 a radio
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\t~rco ~u1pmcn1 worth $840 and a
man·s 'iucde JICkct worth S 175.
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.\ pinball machine 1n a business It
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( An)'on Roed TuMda) afternoon
(·dv.ard Howard Hatfield. 60. was
rc-ka~ on SI .SOO bail No sho~ were
fl rt'd • • • Pohcr \\>CIT unable to IO<'•tc a
prowler \lfho v••~ rt'por1cd by a
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Cliallenger crew worliing 'to t!lie Max'
CAPE CANAVERAL, fla. (AP) -Womna in I
repair shop where "the view 1~ a llule unreal," Chal~naer"s
space-walking stronaulS replaced two defective caec:..
tronic units on the the Solar Max satellite today.
The astronauts awaited word from Earth on whether
the obstrvatory 1~ healthy enough to ~ume its study of
the sun.
stronauts George "Pinley" Nelson and James MOx"
van Hoftcn took turns working an a .. cherry picker" on t.bc
end of the shuttle's robot arm to make the replacements
while floating an the open cargo ba). 300 miles in spa«.
They bad traveled 2 million mileJ to make their
servu:e call. It ~ed the fl.nt time that repair work WU
doM on a satdlite f'eCO\'ettd in orbit. EDJinttn on the around bepn a remote checkout 10
determine if the tix~it ast.ro~uts bad repaired Solar Mu
S\dflcicntly 10 ~1 it hick into its own orbit on
Tbunday. The uutiaJ report from the 11Qund: "All 1s
took.in& oplim1sttc."
The aihna solar satellite was berthed in t.be cargo bay
T uesday after 1t was snatched from orbit w1t.b one Oex of
the shuttle's SO.foot mechanical ann.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
RELAXING MUSIC STATION
IS ..
Astronaut Terry Han opcra\Cd the arm for tbat
retrieval from a remot.c nation inside the c•b1n. He was al
the controls apjn today when tbe space walkers attached a
work station, s1m1lar to a utili1y crews's "chcny picker,"
on the end ot the ann.
Hart fint maneuverfd van Hof\en on lbe end of the
crane, positioning ham an front of the I 8-foot-tall Solar
Max so he c.ould remove a 4-foot-by..4-foot module
containinf a control system intended to point the
satellite's instruments precisely at the sun.
''Move me about 6 inches to the ri&ht ... Roll me about
20 degrees teft." van Hof\en instructed. As be labored, he
asked Hart to make sure his head didn't hit lhe satelli1e's
solar panels. "Ox, you've got about a 6-inch clearance:·
Hart replied.
"It's kind of tricky," van Hoften said. But M said hi s
tools "really work slick" and in aboul an hour he had
removed the fault y module and rcplactd 11 with a new one.
Ch_ernenko_neW-
Sovi.et president
MOSCOW (AP) -The
Soviet U n ion's
1.500-member Parhament
toda)' dected Konstantin
U. Chernenko as Soviet
president to succeed 1he
late Yuri V. Andropov.
By becoming president.
the 72-year-old Chernenko
occu~ies all three of the
positions held by his prede-
cessor. Chernenko took
over the country's most
powerful post. secretary
general of the Com munist
Party, followi ng An-
dropov's death on Feb. 9.
Later. Soviet sources said
Chernenko also had taken
over as chairman of the
Defense Council.
Chernenko's elecuon as
president was announced
by the official news agency
.
Konatantl.n Chernenko
Tass and came at a JOml
session of the nominal Par-
liament in the Kremlin
Palace. As usual. the elec-
tion was unanimous.
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opposeCI in Senate'
By tM Auedaled Pren
WASHINGTON (AP)-Tbc Repub~ican-conuoUed
Senate is ovt'rwbelminaJy on tte0rd apinsl use. o( CIA
funds to mane Nicaraguan barboi:s. a compro~~-Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy is confident wtll stoptherrun10J. ~
Reagan administration llfeed to the ooo•banchna
measure Tuesday in return for Kennedy's ..,.eement to
defer a preposal condcmnina a Stat.e Dcpattment move IO
kc-ep U.S. Central American policies out of I.be World
Coun for two years. The compromise pasKd the Senate
84-12. with the backina of 42. ~mocrat.s aJM1 42
Republicans. including Senate MaJOn ty Leader Howard
H. &leer Jr. of Tennessee.
S of 4 convict. captured
FORT PILLOW. Tenn. -National Guardsmen -ca~ -beyonet-tipPCd M1~s -prowtee2 -whet ~
soybean fields today an search of an escaped killer, tbeday
after two fellow fugiu vC's were tracked down by a
bloodhound and recaptured. The hunt by 160 National
Guardsmen and I 00 other state and local officers resumed
at 6 a.m .. as search helicopters hovered overhead: Two o(
four an mates who Oed a grass-cutting detail were picked up
Tuesda) along a railroad nght-0f-way I 0 miles east of the
pnson after a bloodhound sniffed a discarded jacket and
helped authonues track the pair. A third inmat.c was
recaptured JUSt half an hour after Monday's escape. Garry
Bernard Sanders. 30. serving life for murder. anned
robber) and burglar). re mained on the run today.
Fllm sparlcs teacher firlng
PERRY. Ga. -The coun1y school board has fired an
elementaf) school teacher who admitted showing an
R-rated movie to stuc'~nts. The Houston County board
voted 6-1 on Tuesda) to fi re John W. Terry, SI , after
watching the movie and heanng ~estimony .from three
witnesses. including Terry. A physical educauon teacher
at Centerv ille Elemental") School. Terry was suspended
March 21 after parents told school officials that Terry had
shown the film "Blue Thunder .. to two classes of SO
fo urth-and fifth -graders a day earlier. The film contains
profane language as well as scenes of nudity and violence.
SAAB autos recalled
DETROIT -Owners arc being notified by mail of
the recall of 8.000 Saab cars to fix a potential firt hazar~
the 1mporterof1hc Swed ash-built auto says. The cars could
catch fire because an electncal cable was put in a places
where It could rub agam~t the brake line and cause a short
c1rcu11. Saab-Scanaa Inc. said the cable connects the
alternator and starter rn some 1983 model Saab 900. 900S
and Turbo cars.
Flynt wife loses bld
LOS -'\NGELES -Hustler magazine publisher Larry
Ayn t's brother wall remain temporary conservator of
Aynt's estate. a Judge ruled Tuesday as he rejected a bid by
Arni's wife to take over "I have my blood. swcatand tcan
an ·the com pan) for I J )Cars:· Althea Flynt told Superior
Court Judgt' Bill) G Mills. noting that she had k.icked a
narcotics problem and was competent to manage her
husband's estate. e~trmated at S3 million. But Mills left
J1mm ) Flynt rn charge of the ~late pending a July 9 trial
on the issue.
Death warrant slgned
LOS ..\NGELES -The onl ) prisoner 1n California
scheduled for c\ecut1on -for murdenng a college
hbranan -was one step closer to the gas chamber today
after a Judge signed a death \\arrant. Stevie Lamar Fields.
27. "'as con v1C1ed fi ve) ears ago of k1dnapp1ng. raping and
murdenng Rosemaf) Cobb. a part-nme hbranan at the
t:n ... ·crsit) of Southern California. Supenor Coun Judge
Bonnie Lee Mamn·s warrant Tuesday set June 15 as the
execution date at an Quentin prison. but defense
attorne} Allen Ruby said it's unlikely that date will stand.
De Lorean tapes questioned
LOS ANGELES - A Judge says .ohr. De Lorcan's
lawyers should be SI' en all that as known about
JUSt-reveaJed erasures of taped evidence. which the
defense says casts doubt on "the 1r.tegnty of the entire
government case." U .. D1stnct Judge Robert Talc.asugi
askt'd fo r a report toda} on the surprise disclosure of
problems with tape recordings rekvant to the cocaine
trafficking case. Defense attorneys Howard Weiazman
and Donald Re leaped upon a comment dropped Tuesday
b} Assistant U. S. Anome> Robert Perry during
questioning of prospecti ve Jurors in which the prosecutor
tol d them the y would hrar recordings which contained
·erasures.' .\fier jurors had left th e room. Weitzman and
Re complained bancrl} that this information had been
wrong!) withheld from them. "The integrity of the entire
government case is an question no\\," Re said.
Pa ttl Da vls to wed
LOS .\NGELES(AP)-Prcsadent and Mrs. Reagan's
31-year-old daughter. Patti Davis. is marrying a Beverly
Hills yoga instructor. Mr... Reagan's press secretary
announced today. Sheila Tate. Mrs. Reagan's spokesman,
said MISS Davis ca lled her parents Tuesday evening to
announce her wedding plans. "We are very happy fo r her."
Mrs. Reagan ~1d. according to Mrs. Tate. The groom was
1dent1fied as Paul Gnlle) Mrs. Tate said she did not know
his age.
Sea World ezpanslon
S~~ DIEGO -Sea World has announced plans for
a S:!O m1ll1on e\pans1on of the manne park dunng the next
five years. including a P.roposal 10 build a huite new
c;ta d1 um for the Sha mu killer whale show.
WORLD
Talwan dlrector defect.
PEKING -.\ Taiwan film executive who direc:I~
mania I ans mo" 1cs has defected 10 Chana. whert the
Communist government has promised ham and his wife
screen careers and put their eldest dauJtiter in ballet
school, the state-run press said today. Xie Yuchcn, 44,
arriv.ed w1th his wife and three children on March 21. the
official nC"ws agenc) Xsnh ua said an an account published
in the People's Daily and other newspapers. It did n<M
expla in ho~ the family came here from Taiwan whicb
bans its 18.5 million residents from any contact ~1h th•
mainland.
Soviet •pacecraft return•
MOSC'OW -lnd1a'!i first spaceman and his two
Soviet colleagues re turned 10 Eanh today. land1.na tbc'
Soyu.1 T·IO spacecrafi an Central Asia after an ei&ftt-da
m1ss1on that included a p1onccnn1 uperiment with=
an space. Soviet television. in ~ rart live broadcast. sh
the flight control ce nter outside Moscow m the minu1
leading up to the touchdown about 200 miles nonh of3h
Baikonur space station where 3S-year-0ld Rak
Shanna, Yuri Milly hcv and Gennad1 Strtkalov blut
into space Apnl 3 .,
SIJJJM colUde In tog :
1 ONDON -A Bnt111h and a West Gcnnan fn.-tt
col lided today in a hcav} roa dunnJ a NA TO nava1
exercise an the Baluc Sta. and bo&h ships were damurd;
the wed1sh ~nd Bnt1 h governments rtported. TM M1n1~try of DcfenSC' reported the 2.800.ton 8nt11h rna.
HM P1ymouth and the 2.700-ton W«t Ccrman tl\il
Braun hwei collided ofTthc Danish 1 land of Bomhol
No 1n1unc' wcrr rcportcd.11nd thcrt was nouplaoauon
wh:it <"3u~d lh(' colh~1on •
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -With &l\Dthet iAdu.suial
5tlle vactory in Ptnnsylvan1a, Walter f , Mondale is
pulhf.\& away from Gary Hart at the midPoint of the
DNl«rauc prnidentiaJ ~. but 1he C"olorado stnator ~ys 1Mtecond half of the nomination race i1 .. very very favorable to my candidacy." '
Mondale'• solid win in lhe Penn1ylv1nia primary
OlOvtd him halfway down the road to the 1.967 deleptn !)Ced.~ to secure the Democratic presidential nomination.
l ~!1' nC?t the fron~-runner, ••Mondale insiatcd. But ilC added. l think now 1 ve got a chance, just a chance" to
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kmdnprten throup third .,Wis winnina ,.,~ reviews
from most part'nts and school board mcmbcT&.
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stucknt.s to tbt-sdlool .. one-room 1eboolbousc" coo~t of education. 11tC
""(mt.at \bat.. .. an &Dl'J 8arneS tojd Pack. .. NotbiQS ptOp"lln ii &aulh• ~OM full-time~. 6llCD Ta.a..,, ~ .. s ~ippcd 111' to lb.is proPouJ.·· 8arncl showed Pick an an ~ide and a vohmtett stalf of parents and commuahy
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tation... parents of children m the prop'lm indicated overall
Pack bd~'-cs sbt and otbm who oppoted the Ytisfacion with the '"Treebouse SCbool, .. which it is caUed
propam lastsprina were m15Scd. Sbcuid .bttconcmtutt by nudents and teacbcn. Students Stam buic ak.illl. ans ~ ~t of 1 maui\"e budlct dereoc that is causina and crafts in aroup seuin". an one-to-one rtlat=· Pl cutbilcks 'in ocher uas of the school district bu*'· She with olbcr students, and in individual instruction oos
said board member ca.rt Schwan and Barnes had both with teachers. Tanney and board member1 praiKd the
told bet last year that oo funds would be spent for network of v9luntttrs, who have provided in-dels
uansponatioo ohtudcnts co lbe alternative sc~L • instruction. She said anists and musician1., wbo 1tt
·Patt said s.bc wu -thocked'' to tee in a slide show parenu -Of ch11cMn. and other midenu of lhc city blv,
about the school t.Mt a distrie1-owoed bus was providing t.aughtcluaca in the lchool. She also said that parenu have
cransportation for the students. donated money and materials for class projects and ~n qucstloocd, school district business manager equiement when needed.
Oy« lovdady said transponation , c:osu for lfte Board member Schwarz did not respond to Pack's
ahttnath-e procra.m would amount to about SJ0,000 for charge over his statement on transporta"tfon costs. bui he
iM year. which would be included in the tot.al cost of said Tanney had .. tremerulous taleouodabilhy" an<ttbat
.transponauon for the district that i.ssubmillcd to the state he was "extremely pleased with the way the pr~m has
---f::-:-lll~Jnl~'i.i~~-~~r1-...M=ilftHMil9.~IN.w....,basics!:~~-~cd~uca:; tion. opponents of the altemative school later this )"Car for reimb~menL However, there is no progrcs.std and been accepted in the community.• .. ~._..:11 s'l ...,._ J>l'Oll'lm we~lcss defeated ~ lbc school guaranltt that tht state will pay the full cost of Board member Dan Daniels. who opposed the
ala,....eoa.ftcillmdttwn .. ~ 9Ddthey board vOlcd l-2 to offenbe Communit~ Lcainin1 entcr--mrns~f~tbcalt.cmallttJ>~m. lovelady said. program last spring. defended the cost of providlna
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Free films. ICC'lures and a "hu~ dinner-"'lU be
featurl.'d this '-'ttk dunng Peatt \\ttk at L·c lnme. ~
~eek·s theme as -Pa1hwa~s to Pea('(' and Just1cc ··Pea~
V. ee~ lectures include ··\\nat .\bout the R ~am-b' 8111
\1cGlashan ofC~u 'e lnmau,e. a San Fraoc1~ba.SC'd
@roup that maintains "'al' 1s obsolete The lcctUll begms at
~ 3fJ p.m toda~ int~ Interfaith trailer ul'C'I I
· .\ pr~ntataon on hunger v.1U be made at a 6 p.m
dinner Thu™1a~ in l nl\ers1t~ Center lnioe ~la,or ~ • .\gran · s tal._ on ouclq.r proW"erauo.n LS schedukd .
for I I .is am in Campus Par\. dunng the una,ers11' open
house Satur<ti' ·
.. .\1om1c Caie ··a retrospecu' eon the Cold \\ ar era.
"'ill be shov.n Sun<ti~
Services conducted
for John E. Weaver
Funer<L ~nice!> v.ere condueted Monda' for John
E.dv.ard ""~'C'f a Costa \k~ re-s1dent ·v.ho died
Thursda: at the age oi ~~ m \ks.a \ enk C-on' alesccnt
H~pital ·
Mr V.ea'e-r "'h( 1-aa 11,ed in Costa \ksa for 24
~ v.as tn' ohed ~ the construc'llO"l husmess for 60
~ ean and •as constru. '.i<>n super. 1sor 1or the Torrance
~hoot Oti.t.,C1 oefore r ~retirement He"' as a member of
~t -'ndr~ s Presb~1enan Church in 'e-v.pon Beach.
He 1s sunned t'I· "..i.o wns and oaug,iners-m-lav.
Flo~d and Doroth \ \\ ea\C:·r of1'ev.pon Beach and .1.I and
fktt, Jane \\ea, er ofShe'"Tf!an 0a\.s .\ls.o suf"\iv1ng are
l"'!J grands o ns l"'O gr<inddaughters a
great~grancldaug.hter and a nt>phev.
Sen ice~ "'M'e held a1 Pacific \'1e"' Monual! Chapel t>~ Dr John 4. Huffman pastor of St .\ndrev. \ follov.ed
b~ intermenl 1n Pacific \ '""' Me-monal Park
FV WAC honored
for achievement
f'H Barbara A. B)'n>~.daughtt:r <>fE.d'-'ard and Ruth
!1.rnc vf Fountain \'aJle, ha'> been decorated '-'llh the .\r~ . .\lh1e,ement ~eda l at the Pentagon 1n Washing-
., r IJ f B ~ rnc: a 1982 grcsduatc of Fountain Valle' High
\ '1• .... ' ~an 1llu\1rcs1CJr v.1th the l ~ .\rm~ .\ud10' 1sual ....... ,...,.,.
Ho14 ard \1artia Ogden. v1n u f \1 r and -"f rs Hov.ard
· · r 'J'>ta \fr'><! h;:, ~en promoted from cadet -r"' d a'>\ 1u cadtt .1Jrp<Jra1 1n the Resen e Officer•»
· ~ < r1rp'> at J>.crr.pt·r \1 d1Laf'} IX:hool and ( ollcge.
• \111 r>~den 1\a high '>thOOIJ un1orand fir\! 'ear .. ", .,·Gregor)~ Se'-'ell .'>'>nofBradk' ~·~clland 1
I
' • ' ; .. ~.< 1if ">an ( kmt nte has comple1t·d basic
·.: • · ' I ;i ~ l<ind .\1r F<Jn.t: Base. Texas <x-v.1.'11 ,., a
·· ,. •~.at• ,f \an< kmrntc High ~hool.
l'. naudia J Wh iteaker, dau~tl'f of I • tr tlnd
' Ii •' l1n11t• r l-kath ha'> tompktn.l h<J\lt
•• ..i ' 1.r \I \ht· I\ a 11.J-'\ gr.idu dtl 111
fS1 .i t 11 l!h '\ hoot
" .. · .J1·flrt·\ R Biggjn1 , \On uf R1thard and ~1ac
il 'j.! 'I • I! , 11 ngt rll l!t·al h ha<; graduated from the: -\ir
i · • " ' p<1l1 t 'fX'-1all\l cour'>e at Lackland ~1r
l · 1 ll f · "J' B1~1rl\ al9X3graduatcof0tl'an\1c:'*"
I! 1t' • ll •in t1n1111in Bealh ""1llscne""11h1hc 91rd
..... j' I• '" J;Jdrrin ,JI ( a'>tll> -\1r r <>rlC: Bac,c ( allf
, .. I'.' Donald fJ Crouley. \on of H1thard I)
I
I• ·t I • \,,, ' 1111 Oil t1J'> c.:om pkted ha'>1t 1ra1n1ng at
r ,,. I \J, •••ti \111
I' \111·h,. .. 1 ~ Pempu, .,.,n uf 'vtardcne Andcrson o f
If 11' i'''' Hi.11 11 .ind V..ihrr Pcmpcr of .\nahe1m has
'' ril• t• d 1h1 f.< Id .1n1llrn targt•t acqu1\1 t1on ('our'i<' at
I ,r• l.id1 1 H .1 I 11· I\ ,1 I 11~2 graduate" of l.1hcrt~ ( hri'\taan
llwt \, t 1111111 II 1n11n(lton Ht«1lh
Thuma' A John~ton, ~ ho\l' v. 1k 1s thc former Kelly r ''•t t ,, I lun11ngt11n tkal h ha\ hccn promoted to the
r.rn~ 1t Pll·Jll' ltr\l tla'>\ in thc .\rm) Johnston. a. 1976
,u.id1J.1t• •ii \farina High ~hool in Huntington Bcach.1\a
11111 11111111 .1t111n'> ,rx·uaii\I 111 llanau. Wc<;t Cirrman)'.
'' 11t• thr 'ml lfanal111n f11h f ll·ld Anillcf'}
\1111, f•, 1 Ralph fJ Harp, \on of M1 <tnd Mrs A. ( .
ll.11p 11l ll 11n11n~111n Hcath h<1~tompktcd ba\1C traanina . .i t 1111 lo..n•" 11,,
,., I '·rt·R ~ RO 'IC', \011 ol I orn and r la1nr Ou1ck or
tf1rn1inttl11n lka' h hil\ completed one station unit
tr.11111n11.111hc \rm\ lntantf) \chool 1n f·on Bcnn1na. Ga.
l<n\( ·• I 'I)(~ itrad1a:11<· of <ltcan V1t>v. High ~hool an
llunting111n lk.H h w1ll ,cr'c ""'llh lhr 'rd .,rmor D1 vl'llon
in I 1.1nkl11r1 ~t'\I < rcrman\
"-\I\ 1.1 l'rirtl·r ;HI\ 1, •• ., on f anunn'.
\1rn l .. 111d1·1"' ht•IJ" "It h c1omt·~t lC' pm
lil•·m, :ind ~unna Y ~ You Your M~>nC\'
1 r I 11111 I "1 · u"' "" on a rt' a h u ~ 1 n <•., ~
111 nd' .1nrl o ppor111n1t 1<''
. Daily Pilat
for stu<knts wb<>St parents voluntcettd for the program. \V>th tbc ~dition o~ the all~~u ve sc oo fhts ear, -mmsponation. sayiftg;hat no.mauer..whcrc lhc-.JtudQb __
()pponeot l.Jnda Pac.k's complaints about the C'05t of lo' dad~ said. there is a poss1b1hty that S4,000 Q that anehded school they would stilJ have to be transported.
transporting the allrmatn e school studtnlS "dampened.. school's ln\nsponauo.n costs would not be refunded, Barnes said after the meeting that Pack's remarks
the prcsmtauon by the program·s teacb('r. accordtng to resulting man expcodtturc &om the ~neraJ fund. · were "inappropriate."
Supcnntendent Billy J. Barnes. -Au I can guaranttt you is that l will submit the full .. The purpose of the presentation was for Ellen and
Pack. wbo paruClp:ncd m the .\ltemata' e School cost of lransponation in the district to the state at the end the parents to give their impression of lhe program to the
Task Force meetings last spnng. chaflt'(f Baml"S '-',th of tbqear." he satd. board. which should have been uplifting. She (Pack)
-slipping an" a transportation pro' ision (or students 1n the The Communit}' .Leaming Center is in a small dampe'?ed that. It wc;>uld be like me goinJ toa ~ding and
procram last ~ear after she claims she "as told that pa~nts building behind the high school baseball field. Twen-getting into a fight with somebody at the reception. It ruins
v.uuld ha'e 10 pro' ick their own uansponu1on to get t~·nane students are enrolled in the program, based on a things for every,body."
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-Screechtna .halt on the reeway
By PHlL INEIDERMAN °' .. .,...,,... ....
Fountain Valley School District trustees haveabout a
month to decide whether to send final layofr notices to 62
teachers. nurses and psycholoti1t1.
Teachttt and par:ents art appealina to the board not
to follow throu-" on the layoffs, which would be eft'ective
at the end of this school year. AC(ordin.a to iLIJe law, the
distnct had to distribute preliminary layoff' notices by
March Is. Final noti~s must be distributed by May IS.
· About 100 teachers and parents formed a stand-
ina-room-only crowd dunna Thursday's board mcetina to
protest the propo~ layoff's.
The teachers and sympathetic parents wore buuoos
showina a sardine can full of children. with the can marked
.. Fountain Valley classroom." The buttons Indicated the
teachen fa vor smaller classes rather than fewer instruc-
tors.
i el Kasi Jaroe. 35. of La&ana Beach
erect Mriou !$ri• MoD4a1 at aboat
9: p.m. when hla car •lammed lnto'the
r of a •ehlcle that wu etallecl on the
Co na del Mar Freeway at Red BUI
A•-nue. Paramedic• are •bown removlDf
Distnct officials argue the layoffs are necessary
because of declining enrollment in the elementary school
-: -d1't~ TMy •r ~t' funding-ts-tirct'ttrthcmnnbcrof
students in the districts. As the enrollment drops, so docs tbe funding. they say.
The district has about 28 students per teacher. Jaroefrom the~•· Tiie~ man ancl the clrt•er ol~ •talled car. d"orotby J.
Brando. 73. of8anta llOlllca. weretak~ to
the P'oantaln Valley Commaalty Boepltal
trauma center. Brando Rffered only
mlnorl~ee.
District officials say the layoffs" ill bnng the ratio to abou t
30 students per teacher.
"Increasing class size 1s unfair to the student and the
teacher." parent Paula Fitzgerald told the board. "We
would rather see the cuts in things rather than people."
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Htt hulbend John added, •·wtme at it ~ •
rnaintajn S2 m1U1on in a reserve f~ I doD"a ~
this DrUdence at the Hpeatc of our dliJcfta... •
'Teachers and parent su~ bavc -.eel ·t11it
di1tnc1 to draw from it1 S2 maUion ·~ IO PW '°"' kecpipa all teacbcn ntxt year. • •
But Superintendent William Fim& ~ ipin11 •ta He claimed the S2 million fund is in line watal Wllat ~
diltncts an Oranse County keep in ffta'Ve.
Fisher also showed fiaures indicatina lhal -.. .....
savmas for teacher salaries would wipe out lllOll fll IW'
fund Jnd the interest it acneratts in OM year. Tbill t.oul4.. leave the district without money to pey for tht ttKbcn die
followina year. he lr'Jued. ~ The su~ntendents's fiaurcs have. been ·
the Fountaan Valley Education Association, reptaea •
about 3SO distnct teachers. nurses and ps~
Teacher Carol Valcarcel. president o(thc uiOciat"
said she believes the district plansto hire beck IOmC oC'IM
laid-off instructon with ~porary teachinc..:.scatuc a~Q
provides no ~un!1 ~1n~t another_~fL-'.Sbc . .,.......-P!~'"'1"':'"1 lacUTfy morale 1s ow.
"That 1s carried into the ctassroom,' .. sbe •id.
··consequently. It pervades the entire system ...
District trustees made no comment in respontt t~
teacher and parent comments Thursday nisht.
PT A group lauds
trustee Pat Cohen r
for work with kids •
Pat Cohen. a member of
the Huntington Beach City
School District board of
trustees, has been awarded
a pin and ribbon from th~
4th District of the Cali-
fornia Parent Teachers As.
sociation for her contribu-
taons to the children of the
community.
Orange County Super·
intendent of Schools Or.
Robert Peterson also re-
cci ved similar honors in
recent ceremonies.
Cohen has served as the
PT A legislative chairman
for Orange County and
lobbied legislators to enact
educational. health and welfare legislation
favorable to schools.
More recently. she has
been con~ntrating her ef-
forts on computer educa-
tion and cuniculum topics
for the PTA.
Cohen is a wntcr of
Pat Cohen
nursing textbooks. She also
is a member of the Com-.
mission on the Status for ·
Women in Orange County.
,
Wom.en taking on .~
'v~olent' subjects ~.
The UC Irvine Women's Resource Center. a1m1n1 to
do some consc1ousness.-ra1sin1 th tS month. is holdin, a
series oflectures. fi lms and self-defense wor'kshops roakrf
~omen how to detect overt and subtle ways that they I.rt! made vic11ms of violent behavior.
The "Stop Violence Against Women" events~'"
tonight w11h a self-defense workshop at 5: 15 p.m. 1nthe
Women's Resource Center.
Journalist Carolyn Crave n will discuss .. Surv1vaJ" at
7 p.m. on April 20 in Room 178 Humanities ~.all.~ rapr
victim and former reporter for KQED tckv1S1on .'" Su
Francisco. Cra ven will examine.th e role of the pohcc and
cnminal justice system. .
Another lecturer. Neil Malamuth of UCLA, will
speak on the relat1onsh1p bl!twecn media portrayals and
women and violent impulses toward them. Malamutb 1s
an mtcmauonallv known eJtpcrt in the new field oJ
sex-violence research. His talk IS scheduled for noon 00
Apnl 25 in the Hef#age Room of Umvers1 t) Center.
Other sc~fensc workshops are sched uled fro m
S: 15 p.m. to JOp.m onApnl 19. 27 and 30 . .\workshop for
disabled me n and women 1s also scheduled.
More information on the events may be obtamed b)
calling the center at 856-6000.
1-minute manager
topic of semina r
The Sour1' tnr A.thancement of Management wlll
present a sem1n:1r 11tled "One Minute Manager" at 6:.'0
p.m. Thur!.dJ'
The progrJm w\I ~I~ and "111 be held at the Hungry
Tiger Rcstauran1 1n .\nahe1m
The seminar "111 feature the fi lm presenta tion of the
boo~ "One Minute l\itanager ·• Jo.aone Turner ~ill then
cond uct a d1'iCu'l<>1on ol the film wh ich introduces ~veral
new management tc.-chn1que~
In add111on thl'rl' "Ill he ~hort prt"scntauons b1
students 1n thl' \ \ \1 chJptcrs at Cal . tatc Long Bead!
and Fullerton on "ha1 their group'> ha' e been do1n1
dunng the pa'>I 'car
American design, draft
seminar underway in OC
The .\mencan ln'>ll tutc for Design and Draf\m1
( A.100) is hllld1ng 11, annual con,ent1on and technolog)
npo'l1t1on toda' .rnd Thursda\ at the ~amott Hotel 1n
4.nnhe1m
The program. "Managing Change." will fcaturT
prescntnuon~ that h1~hhght strategics for deahn& ~1th
change In the eng1 hcC'n na design. drafu.pg and dcx·umcnta.-
l1on fields. '
Ke>notc ~peakcr for the t'On\Cnt1on will bl! Dr,
Richard Bvmc. profc sor at thr ~nnenbl!rg hoot ol
\ommunicat1on\. l lnt \crs11v of Southern C'ahfom1a
Other notabk spealc~ w1ll 1nclude Dt Patnd. Hanratt
Daniel Borda Ene Te1chol1 .\rthur McCo'. Tom Ible)
and Robert J Youna
• ..
Or .. Coatt DAILY PILOT/Wednetday, Aprll 11, 1984
~n the temperature may vary soo:
what sort of suit is most_ fitting?
Come meet the ladies who have
Designs for Living the answer
sewn up.
A. look at the latt::st in spaee suit~.
A touching tour of the Truman
home. A trip to an island where towers
tdl tall tales. and a tfrscen1 ill Ill a sall
mine where the "expt:rinwn1 of the
century" is hurieJ .
All this and a world mc..lrl' a"'ait you
in "Design~ for Living:· thl' fourth in a
'aic:s of S111itlno11ia11 World tekvision
\pt:1.·ials airing A pri I I Ith o n l he Pu hi ic..:
B madca-;tin~ Ser_\ i1.~e. Tt~e hm.t...1..!f
S111itlno11ia11 ~'\'orld j, author and
hi ... 1orian Da' id McCullc..,ugh.
;3M1Htll1AN WOHLD
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Investment seminar set~
Four-part series begins
--tonight at Orange Coast
A four-pan en vestment sem1nar1s
schdulcd at Orang~ Coast Coast College on
Wedncsdayevenings-toda} . .\pnl 25.
May2andMa)9.
Titled" l\dvanced Planning and Invest·
ing-thc An ofSoph1sticated Anal} sis for
Optimum Rcturn.~' theseminarissched-
uled from 7-10 p.m. 1n OCCs Facuh )
House. The fee is $3 5.
Thescmmarlecturcr 1s Dr. E.F. Moody.
a financial planner and consultant. He
teaches real estate. finan cial planning and
secuntces for numerous financial mst1tu-
11ons.
The senes will focus on such en vestment
topics as financial plans. insurance. stocks.
bonds. limited partnerships. le ve rage. SEC
rules. lime deposit accounts. Keough
plans, estate planning. mutual funds and
taxation. '
Sem1nar t1cketsarc on sale en OCC's
Community Service Office in the Student
Center Building. Tickets also will be sold al
the door. For more in formation about the
workshop. call 532-5880.
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LARGEST SELECTION OF
SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED•
SOFAS IN ORANGE COUNTY
SALE PRICED $~ 0 0
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ChooM from V9l¥et1, Pleld1.
Slrtpea. Heltlen1 Md ~II.
Over 100 different 1tylel.11ZM and
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time only
Our Calfskin Parka
for everywhere from Aspen to
•St Moritz, quilled deta11tng and
genuine red fox tnm make this 1acket
an excepttonal value
compare at •279
14999
The Calfskin Jean
The newest idea in ,eans• Versattle
supple, WEARABLE' 5 pocket slyle
·•tits hke a glove t:>ecause 11 s GLOVE
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our spring fashion pnce
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3900 S Bristol. Santa AN Jut! No,,11 or South Coast Plaza
11 Int corner ol Bnstol & &inf\oW91 tNNr Plums 1n'4Cle Spottrnert)
Open Wtflld•ya 9 30 10 9 00 Stlurdly 10 10 6 Sunday 10 10 5
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L.M .Boyd inf or ms in the DlilJ !ilal
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· GoOdman to address
A ussie hOusing gi oup
~wr Goo4mu, president of Irvine-based Letter o...-mu A11oclatet,
lie .. wall be the keynote speaker at the 19th annual National convention of the H~na Industry Association of Aust[81ia •. being hel~ in Adelaide, Australia
Af!!il 13 throu&h 16. Goodman, a res1denttal m. arketing and sales authority,
will make two presen~tions on market planning and sales manaaement.
FoUowl,1\1 the conve!"uon. he will fulfill several· speaking cniagements in Aust~•t· Goodman 1s a charter member and ~st president of the National A~uon of H2.!!!,e Builden' J.nstitut~oLRqtdcntjal Mark.ctina.,.andon~of
CONRAD PADULA RAYNES
the founders ol the .. Market mg tor the Res1dent1al Bu alder" program. which he
continues to teach through UC Irvine and the Building Industry Associati on of
Southern California. • • • Debn Conrad, formerly with LeADce and Herbert Pabllc Relallon1 and
Advertilllll of Costa Mesa, has been promoted to associate account executive
Jauea Pabllc RelatloDI, a division of Ju1~n A11ociatea, be. The Newport
Beach resident's current accounts include Ple11ey Pertpberal Sy1tem1, I.De.,
Oak CommuJcatloH, lDc., and Dyneer Senior Teclmology.
• • •• Mkbcl Padula has been promoted to assistant vice president of
Rutlalto• Natloul Bank, bank President Jim Davia has announced. Padula
will assume responsibilities in the commercial loan area, and will head the
bank's SBA department. The bank is located at 16531 Bolsa Chica St. • • • Samael E. Haynes has joined Tbe Irvine Co. commercial division llS senior
director of marketing and leasing. Formerly vice president and branch
manager of CHllmu & Wakefield commercial brokerage in Century City,
Haynes is responsible for all marketini and leasing activities for The Irvine
Co.'s new and existing office_properties m Irvine and Newport Beach. Included
arc the Jamboree Center office complex, Corporate Park and Executive Park
office projects in Irvine, and MacArthur Court and Civic Plaza complexes in
Newpon Beach. • • • Al Bru dll u d A11oclatea, a Costa mesa computer dealer. has been named
Dealer of the Month for both January and February, based on sales volume by
dealers in Southern California. The award was announced by Stu Howard,
branch manager for Vector Graphics, Inc. of Irvine. • • • BoMed MedlcaJ MullfacturiDg, Ltd. of Irvine has received a new U.S.
patent on its second generation Noninvasive Continuous Cardiac Output
Monitor. Chairman Bo Sramek has announced. The monitor measure's the
heart's pumping performance and blood flow data for every heart beat without
penetrating the skin. The instrument can monitor very low performance hearts
of critically ill patie nts wathout the risks involved in penetrating the skin. noted
Sramek. • • • Interstate AppraiaaJ Corp., a d1v1s1on of'nle Newport Ecooomlc1 Group,
lac., has relocated to larger offices at 1601 Dove St.. Suite 11 0 in Newport
Beach. The move wn nectssitated by tne recent upsurge an real estate activity
nd the need to expand staff and research facilities. said firm President William
V. Slarew1b1ry. • • • Keri LucHter has been promoted to production manager for
Estey-Hoover Advert11lng and Public Relations, Inc., announced Daniel W.
Hoover, president of the 4-A shop. Estey-Hoover is located in Newport Beach.
Lancaster has been responsible for the firm's traffic and bookkeeping for the
past three years. • • • LeAnce/Herbert/Bowers Agency has moved into new quarters an
Newport Center. The public relations/advertising agency between wi th six
people in 2,000 squarte fee t of space less than two years ago. Since then. it has
grown to 25 employees in 7,000 square feet. "with more to come." promistes
President Steve Bowers. • • • B.J. Stewart Adver1i1lng and Public Relations, lac., of Newport Beach has
been hired to direct CCC/WaJton Co.'s advertising and public relations
activities. CCC/Walton 1s the developer of Villa Verde. a new townhome
community in Santa Fe Springs.
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'Worry-free.' his investing
Terry Coxon, an economist and
author of the 1981 besueller .. lntla-
tion-Proofina Your Investments,"
addreJsed a shin-sleeve $CUion of the
Orange County Chapter of the lntcr-
national Association for financial
Planning at Irvine's Registry Hotel
last week. •
Coxon. formerly a technical assis-
tant to well-known economist and
author Harry Browne. spoke of hi s
years with Browne as being formative
af h~,,oin1 of vi'cw-ilbout 'the
economy. That belief. according to
Coxon. became the cornerstone ofhi s
"permanent portfolio" strategy
which. he said. "is designed to protect
you from all the hazards and uncer-
tainty of the next decade."
Coxon's formula for worry-free
investing was fully detailed in "Infla-
tion-Proofing Your In vestments,"
which he co-authored with Browne.
The basic idea was that. aside from
speculative investments one would
make. a saver or investor could pull
together a "permanent portfolio"
which would provide long-term safe-
UP S AND DOWNS
NEW YORK (APl -The followlng llst U'lows the Over-the-Counter stocks and warranls ftwtl have gone up
the most and dowfc t,,. ~' ba'8d on percent of fihanoe or ue av. No secur llH trading below S2 or 1000 shares are Included. Net and percenla~ Changes are the difference between he previous closing bid price and today's last bid orlce.
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t)' and protection of their purchatina
power.
To protect savings and income
from inflation, Coxon redommends
gold and silver bullion. Swiss francs,
and real estate and natural resource
stocks: to take advantage ofa market
re cove r y. h e advised h1gh-~rformance U.S. stock market
secunties: to hedge against a deflation
or recession. he sugcsts Treasury
bonds.
AC't'on:ttn~-CO-xOl'f. "Even1tnrore
than one-half of the permanent
pon folio's assets should decline in
va lue for an extended period. the
appreciation in the remaining -assets
would be sufficient to produce an
overall increase in net asset value ...
The "Inflation-Proofing" book's
"permanent portfolio" concept 'was
so well received 1hat Coxon. in 1982.
decided to create a no-load mutual
fund bued on his formula -the
Permanent Portfolio Fund. The
Fund. says Coxon. is desiped to &akt
the auesswork -and the sSeeo&as
niahts -out of beatiq the awktu.
. Co.xon and his fu.rid hAve si~
received kind words in such innuen-
tial media as Batroo'a.. Busincu
Week. Christian Scie.ntt Monitor,
C hica,o Tribune, Newsday.
Finanaal News Network, Dow The-
ory utters. Personal Finance aod -man}7'0ffien. - -
... nits first year. the fund has srown
exc9>tK>naJly well," Coxon reponed.
Has only explanation?
.. Because worry-fret investing
seems to be something that most people want ...
Information about the fu.nd can be
obtained by calling(800) Sll-5142. or
by writing to P.O. Box S847, Austin.
TX 78763. Terry Co1r.on
Ultrasystemsjoiningoil ventzire
lrvineftrm selected to construct
$45 mill ion steam plant for Mobil
circulating tlu1d1zcd-bed tcchnolOiYlOl>urn coal LD an
environmentally acceptable manner.
During the combustion process, the limestone
combines with the sulfur in the coal, effectively rcmovina
the sulfur before it can escape into the atmosphere, thereby Irvine-based Ultrasystems, Inc .. has announced that eliminating the hazard of sulfur emissions attributed to
it has been selected by Mobil Oil Co. 10 enter into conventional coal-fir~ power-plant$.
negotiations to design. develop and construct a $4.S Mobil and Ul trasystems have entered into a letter o(
million cogeneration plant to provide steam for Mobil's intent to negotiate and enter into a definitive agreement
enhanced oil recovery operations located in Kem County. whereby Ultrasystems would provide thermal eneray 10
The announcement was made by Phillip J. Stevens, Mobil. Construction of this new plant is scheduled 10 president and chai rman of the engineering company, begin upon satisfaction of certain customary conditi~
before a gathering of approximately 475 European which include executing a definitive steam sales qrcc-
investment bankers and financial analysts at the ment, obtaining applicable permits. and completint American Electronics Association Conference being held financing arrangements.
in Monte Carlo, Monaco. r;~~~iiii~iii~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~ The owner of the new power plant is planned to be a I 1 /
joint \enture between Uhrapower Inc., a subsidiary of
Ultrasystems. and an unaffiliated co-partner in an
arrangement similar to other Ultrapower projects current-
ly under construction.
The joint venture would sell electricity to Pacific Gas
& Electnc Co. and process steam to Mobil Oil under &om s100,ooo to $500,ooo long-term contracts to be negotiated.
The process steam would be used by Mobil tO recover
heavy crude 011 at its Kem County site. Uhrasystems
Engineers and Constructors Inc .• a subsidiary of Ultra-
systems. would be engaged by the joint venture to desian.
procure and construct the plant. which is expected to be
able to generate 28 megawaus of electricity. It will also
produce I 00.000 pounds of process steam an hour.
Contact: Small Business Administration Department
Los Angel~: Onngc County:
(2 13) 645-2673 . C714) 895-2929
1800) 472-8529 Toll Frtt
UNlll NMloatll 8"d
An E4M1t ()ppcwtun1ty Llndrr • Mmtbrr' FDIC anti Ftdtlral llorr'Pr
The new cogeneration plant would utilize the
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No Strings Checking brews up interest
no matter wh at your balance is.
Huntington Savings' No Strings Checking
as the checking account that really lives up to
its name.
Your account ~ams interest no matter what
your balance is-51 .% compounded daity on
every dollar. That's 5.47% annually.
And with No Strings. there5 no minimum
bala~ ~1mnent. So your money urns
inte~t ~ry day. Even if your balance is only
a dollar.
What's more. No Strings Checki"8 means
no ~rv~ charge. So you can writt as many
checks as you like
No Stn Checking is a smart wa.y to
m~ money with u But its not the only wi/Y.
If )'\)Uh.wt' $2.500 or more to savt'. the
Huntington f nytSt~nt Fund par.-high money
m.irlet inh.•resL compounded d.t1ly. without
tying up your money
You can makt as many withdrawal~ as
you like.
And you can relax. knowing your Hunt -
ington lnVfStment Fund account is fully
i0$Urf'd up to $100.000 by the federal
gowmment.
No Strings Checking and the Hunhngfbn
lnve5tment Fund 1Wo easy ways to m~e more
for your money at Huntington ~ngs.
Just stop by for all the money-making
dtwls. And don\ forpt to twlp yourwlf to .l
fresh cup at cofftt. lt s a.lwayl> on u
Now you know why your
neighbor banks at rn HUNTINGTON
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NEW VORK (AP) -The followlno ll1t shows the New York Stock Exchange stocks and werrents that have DOM up the most and down the most baled on percent of chenoe reoardleu of volume for Wed.. 1 _ _. No ~urllles trading below S2 are ,.,.,. -vded. Net ~ ~centaoe cha,!'OeS are the difference ween the orev1ous closlno ortce and t av's b~m. ork:t.
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12 A~ml Oro ,,~ l'• UP 6. 3 CnPw 4 .. 02pr 21 I'• UP 6.
14 T~pMe<I 19~ 1'/t UP ·1 ls Am >hlPB 11'/• ~ Up .
1 n .ISc>r ~ 1111 UP • 6 ~L Corf: 4'h 'I• Up
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l Sa.ctf>tlvs 1 ~ -1 Arkan1 Best 14'h ->u
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NEW VORK (AP) Apr. 11
Advanced Oecllned
¥nchanoed otal tuue~ Ntw highs New low5
Tod,~ n! 714 s 46
AMEX LEADERS
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NEW YORK (AP) -Sa!H WednndaV price and net cttall9t of the 1(1 mo1t active American Slock Excttanoe Issues. trading natlonatly at more lhan n
Fetmnto. 111 1· 34~ +1~ ~atlilLtbB • 24 -11') onOll Gas • 10 + •.,
cho8av n , 11 . ., HornHar s , 19' • ,...,
Amdatil ' • 12n A:f.ls Corp ~ ~=t~tW l 2:
14~ '= :~· Prent Hall 126. 41 + 11"1
NASDAQ SUMMARY
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GoLo Quo1£s
ME T~Ls QuorE s
That's an apt de ription of both business and
business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of
where companies are going and which peopl are helping
them get ther ,just watch 'Cr dit Line' -everyday in the
Buslne s ction of your n w Daily Pillt
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Two honored
for helping · ·
. Costa Mesa grow
Minnesota's loss is Costa Mesa's gain.
The c~ty was just a warm spot in the S?uthem California sun
when Orville.Amburgey-and Joyce Martin -s rangers then -
fled the frigid winters of the Land of l 0,000 Lakes.
In the more than 30 years since. Costa Mesa has grown into -a city of80,000 people, and Amburgey and Martin have emerged
as two of its leaders.
Today, Amburgey a nd Martin -strangers no longer -will
be honored as man and woman of the year by the Chamber of
Commerce of the city they have nurtured, like parents, as it
became the commerical hub of the Orange Coast.
Orville Amburgey has served Costa Mesa for 29 years in law
enforcement and as a leader of charitable and civic organizations
like the March of Dimes and the Li ons Club. But his most
outstanding achievements have been r~orded during his tenure
as the city's communications director. Amburgey is credited
with designing an emergency response system that ~ets
ambulances, fire trucks and police cars on the road in eight
seconds and has become a nationaJ model for emergency
dispatch procedures.
Joyce Martin got acquainted with civic activity the way
many young parents do -through the PT A. As her children
grew, so did her involvement with the city. In her 31 years in
Costa Mesa, she has served on virtually every commission and
chaired almost every board created . Martin has been the driving
force behind Costa Mesa Beautiful, an organization la~ely
responsible for transforming barren residential tracts into
neighborhoods lush with shade-giving palms and flowering
sh~bs.
PeoP.le, of course, make a community. And great people -
like Orville Amburgey and Joyce Martin, who willingly give of
their time and energy "to improve our neighborhoods, our
institutions and our systems -make a community ~reat.
We join the Chamber of Commerce today m saJuting
Orville Amburgey and Joyce Martin, and we thank them fo r
making Costa Mesa a better place to live and work.
Attitude toward rape
horrifies, frightens
To th~ Editor: l wanl to express m) strong support
for Marilyn Scott and the ideas as
stated in her letter to the editor (Dail y
Pilot. April 5). Her letter, "Nobody
deserves gang rape," was in response
to Pat Buchanan's article an which
stated that feminist attitudes were
responsible for the New Bedford gang
rape. By placin~ the blame for this
rape on feman1 sts rather than the
perpetrators of the crime. Buchanan
1s defending rape m some circum-
stances.
I'm homfied that a man mtelligent
enough to write a syndicated column
believes that sometimes it is accep-
table to abuse and degrade another
human bemg. It appears that as
women we suit ha\~--to be VCI')
concerned fo r our safct) even among
so<alled c1 v1h2ed people. Apparent!}
the ··untutored lads" m Ne"' Bedford
are not the only ones wh o believe that
sometimes rape 1s JU~t1ficd. This is
vel) frightening.
LEE KI NNEY
Fountain Valley
Whites built South Africa
To the Editor:
Richard Cohen's col umn of April
5. excoriatin~ while South Africa. is
yet another in the dreary stream of
nonsense which pours fort h on this
subject.
Let's get a few facts straight.
When the Dutch arrived in South
Afnca about the same time as the
Pilgrims came here. there was no one
about but a few bushmen (no Indian
tribes to drive off thCi_ir lands).
From this beginr\ng. the whites
built what is today by far the most
prosperous and civilized country on
the entire continent.
Later, as the economy prospered.
blacks began drifting down fro the
north for the better opp0rtumties.
This continues today.
South African blacks are better off
than those anywhere else an Africa. If
they were not, there would be a
reversal of the above migration.
There are plenty of black-ruled coun-
tries to go to.
South Africa was founded and built
by its white population.
It is their land.
HENRY HONER
Balboa Island
Juni or colleges do the job
To the Edi tor:
As I was reading Mr. Stevens letter
(Daily Pilot. April 8). I felt compelled
to agret with him regarding the
quality of the Junior college S}Stem in
Orange Count}.
1 transferred from Orange Coast
College to UCLA with no problem.
SONDRA scorr
Corona del Mar
Headline was sexist .,,
To the Editor:
A headlinr Jn the Food section
(Daily Pilot. Apnl 4),"Herc's one
even Dad can prepare." prompts me
to wnte this letter
Statements of this type reflect a
sexist attitude toward men and 1mpl}
that "Dad" is unable to prepare any
but the simplest of recipes.
I strongJy believe thal promoting
this type of thankmg 1s wrong.
Women are no better cooks than men,
nor are men better auto mechanics
than women. I view that headline as an insult to both men and women.
and hope.to see more care taken in the
choosing of words in the future.
MELISSA WILK INSON
Laguna Beach
Problems flew ln onjets
To the Editor.
I'm astonished at the opinion of
L.M. Pengra (Daily Pilot, Apnl 3).
He is ignorant in his diKussion of
afrpon Cllpansion in Los ngc.-1~ or in
Orange County. He 1s unaware that
for a number of ~ars the Ora.nee
County Airport and residents
co-existed nicely tosether. It wasn't
until jets we~ introduced into the
11rpon in 1968 that the airport
became a problem
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
Most folks living in Newport Beach
would have no problem with the
airport 1fthcjets were not u part of the
noise P.'lttem.
While he knocks Newport Bcachers as ~lfish and egot1st1cal, I guess onr
could say that he has pea~ in
Hunungton Beach and doesn't mind
u~ losing oun
JIM DE BOOM
Newport Beach
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"Once M~ln. American 11v~ were being 1ot1t and one#•* a
admlntafratJon ·waa forced to promote a relatJvely uni~ country Jnto life J/nchplb of the ,Wa.tem world. .. . ,_
Staff makes most of 'legal aid '
WASHINGTON-President Re-
agan's efforts to kill the Legal Services
Corp .. which he thinks is a gigantic
liberal boondoggle, were blocked by
Congress. But documents I've exam-
in~d support Rep~bhcan cha'les of
mismanagement in programs in-
tended to help poor people with their
lepJ problems.
One example involves the National
Clients Council and tts former ex-
ecutive director, Bern ard Veney. He
resigned last month when confronted
with auditors' findings that he had
been Ii ving high offthe hog at public
expense.
The audit, which c.overed the first
nine monthsofl 983, included sev-
eral inst.anccsofVeney'sexpensive
taste in hotel accommodations:
-SI 77.90for astaywith his w1fea1
an inn a few blocks from his
Washington offi ce.
-AS 180-a-day suite at the
Burbank Airport Hilton dunnga
California training seminar.
-S l 71.60forlodgingat the
Jackson (Wyo.) American Snow ~ng
Resort.
-A S4 I 9.47 tab at the posh
Georgetown Hotel in Washington
during another trainin$ seminar.
The audit also questtoned
SI0,069.51 in car and limousine
rentals when Veney commuted be-
tween Washington and his home m
nearby Columbia. Md. 1 n addition, a
S6.456 salary ctdvance last August is
still outstanding. Veney received
SSOO in consultant fees from the
council that same month. and Na-
tional Clients Council picked upa
$ 738 plane ticket bill fo r Veney's son.
who was not a council employee.
L.M. Bovo
Jac1
AIDEISOI
My associate Tony Capaccio tried
wit houtsuccess to contact Veney.
Investigators for Sen. Orrin Hatch.
R-Ut.ah, have also been unable to
question him. Not even the NCC's
own investigators have gotten
through to him.
Anothercase is less clear-cut. but it
gives substance toGOPcharges that
the Legal Services Corp. tried to
shovel as much money as possible to
favored grantees.
During a fi ve-month period in
1981 . grant money to the National
Legal Aid & Defender Associauon.
jumped from S72.900 toS2.2 milhon.
Seventeen months later, Clinton
Lyons, the Legal Services official
chiefly responsible for initiating the
new grants. became the associauon ·s
executive director. H is deputy.
Hulett "Bucky" Askew. also became a
consult.ant with Nati onal Legal Aid &
Defender.
There is noc' idencc to suggest that
Lyons orchestrated the grants 1 n
return for a Job. But there 1s evidence
that he has tned for several months to
make it difficult for the Legal Services
Corp. to review the grants. Gene
Pot.ack, an agency aud1ung official.
wrote to Lyons last January and
recapped their first conversation.
··You indicated that the NLAD..\ is
not a typicai gramec. and therefore
you would not agree to any monitor·
ing until the terms and conditions
were ncgot iated." Po tack wrote.
"We're talking about a lot of monc).
You took issue with my statement
that 'we' gave yourorganizallon a lot
of money because you and other
former l.SC employees were the
persons responsible for award1 ng
these grants."
Lyons replied huffily that NLADA
··wasawardedagrantasan indepen-
denteontractor to carryout specific
projects." In fact. 1t was L}'ons. while
still at legal Services. who changed
the terms ofone of the grants to
NL.ADA to soften the agency's over-
sight.
Potack then wrote su~esttng that
Lyons review thr condittons attached
to the grant calling forcomplian~
with legal Services rules. noting with
apparent sarcasm: "l presumed )OU
were aware of these cond1uons. since
you and other LSC employees were
the persons responsible for awarding
these grants."
Footnote: NL>\DA PrM1drnt Ben-
jamin Lerner emphasized that the
organization wasn't obJectin& toa
grant review as such. but s1mpl>
wanted to know what Legal Sen tCt'S
auditors would be looking for. He has
offered to set aside Ma' 2 as a re' 1e"'
date. Lerner also stressed 1hat
NLADA was ··well qualtfied'" lor the
grant. and had made no sccrt'I of
Lyons" fo rmrr pos1tton· at Legal
Services. Neither Lvons nor .\sl..e"'
returned our calls. ·
J•ck A.Ddersoa is a syDdlcated
c-oluma/st.
Take 3 pickles, doctor orders
An expectant mother must be given
whatever food she craves; otherwise.
she may lose her baby. Such was the
erroneous belief in the old colonial
days. The record shows that in 1625
an Elizabeth Hamer took to court one
Dr. Pott. first name un1rnown. claim-
ing his prescribed diet for her caused
he r miscarriage. He failed to include
in 1t "a piece of hog's flesh.'' she
complained. If he'd known she
craved pork. he would ha "e been
liable. ruled the court. But he didn'l
know. Bang! Case dismissed.
Q. Which country. outside thr
Untted States. has the best basketball
teams')
A. Ital y.
Q. What's the "After Fi ve Club" all
about?
A. A social group in Nevada's Las
Vegas, that one. For divorced men
and women who've been married five
or more times. They m~t twice a year
to compare matnmonial news.
Q. What's the difference between a
"schlemiel" and a "schlemazel''?
A. The schlemiel is the guy wh o
spills his beer. the schlemazd the gu)
iic spills 1t on.
"Off we go into the wild blue
yonder ... ·· lfl recite the lyncs, you can
hum the tune. can you not? That i.\1r
Force anthem 1s among the most
st1mng of all the mihtaf) music.
Client asks 1f it wa s adapted from
some old song. No. "Wild Blue
Yonder" was the 1nsp1red cffon ofa
World War II pilot named Capt.
Robert Crawford. He entrred his
composition into a magazine contest
to find a theme for what was then'
known as the Air Corps. Won the
S 1.000 first pnze.
You say your company needs
money? Jn West Aiits. Wis.. the
owner of a small firm wrote letters to
his 23 employees. asking for loans to
be repaid with interest h1ghrr than
pass book savings but lower than
commercial bank rates. Seventeen
employees liked the notton. He raised
SI 00.000 in a week.
No computer in the world lan
translate the idioms of a language 1 n
Swedish. for instance. ··who stoic 1hr
cash box'r means '"How are ~ou"··
.\sk the card pla~ er 1n) our fa mil~ it
there rcall) is such a thing n" "carJ
sense." Most sa). Yes. 1ndel·d or
Y.Ords to that cffcrt Bui scholar<>"' hu
swd} the matter sa}. No. 1t" .. a call h
phrase that murn1datc., 1ne\pert·
cnccd players. ('ard sense. thl'' :n er
is nothing more than interl'\I C'\·
penence and conccn1rat10n ..\n~
bod) can dc' clop 11
L .M. Boyd is a SJ adlcated
columaJst.
America is open for business
<\menca is sttll open for business
Every day somcbod) come~ up
with u new product. a new lier'Vice, a
new idea.
Schoolboy Fred m1th hnd an idea.
he absolutely. postt1vel) believed in
an overnight package delivery scr·
vi~. His term pa~ on the \ubjcct
got him only a "C.'
But 1n 197 3 he went to work to
prove his point and today his Fedr~l
Express makes more than 90 mllhon
shipments a year
Steve Job was 20 ycan )oung
when he c~al~ an Apple Computer
-and stan~ tht computer revol-
ution.
He built Apple from scratch into a
b1lhon-dollar bus1ne-.u 1n e1Jht yea~
Wally Amos bad a reetr>t for
chorolate<hip cookies.. He-borrowed
S2S.OOO to stan what is now Famou
Am°' cookies, a $300 million bus1-
n
Liz Cla1bomC' bcpn dr ,1,nin
dothma JU t ven )'CArl qo. Today
she employs a thousand proplc.
Amcnca " sull open for bu5mc~' ~n"bod> 1nn0Hltl\c, 1ma 1nat1\C'
PAUL
HamY
creative -w.ho 1s also l'Ompetcnt,
efficient and compcllll\'e -can scale
the heiahh.
Last ~r 16,SOO compan1~ were
\tarted with loans from the mall
Buo;1ne s Admin1strat1on. .o\lrcad)
they have Iii~ 125.000 Jl.11ent apph·
cations.
lot'I of nomc you've ne,er heard
of But rou will.
It ~t1l take\ 1maiinauon
K1mo Turner &mi to open thrn-
indoor tann.1na salons -1n Hawa11
nd sucettdcd. Tann1n1 Ion 1n
Hawau!
Ron Hopn dartd to open a Da1n-
Quttn m Kotlthue. Ala\h -on the
l'dgc of the .\rctu: (tf(lc -and he'\
sclhnJ ice cream to l \ktmo\1
•
Then there 1s the Cabbage Patl"h
doll.
Xa' 1er Robert~ who de'1gnl'd thr
first of the Cabbage Patc-h lid-; ha
inct licensed ~le\ to < oleco but
rt'ma m~ perso na II) 1 n' oh l.'d.
He sold a record 3 .~ milhun la'1
Chn~tmas and might ha\(· wld mon:
e'ct'pt th3t demand C'\l'ffd1.·d 1hc
!>Uppl)
He tellc; mt'_. that he hon1.·.,th
intended to antK1P.ate and sa11 .. r. the
demand f0t nc\t ( hmtma' -hut -
fore1an order.. ha'c 0' CN helmed the
company Eurosx-1\ 1n lo'e ~•th the
Caht>.1&c Patlh ~ids and Japan ca n't
eet enough so. probabh. the) "ill~
1n hon .. upph ap1n nc\t ( hn\tmas
.\lso, Robert\ -1n t~ 1magC' ot the
~t of ~mt'nca'i entrcpl't'nrur\ -is
not" tand1 na t111:·
• fr'ttd) hr ha<11n production a new
grncnt1on of Ca Patch "pet\,"
animal unltkt' an' other. \lo-hllh ht
l'alli "9'.'oo.,., · ·
i\mt'n '" \llll open fo1 bu\tnt''l.\1
PH/ Han "' I• • nodlC'art'ff
C'Ol•mal'il
Dlssent
e lps
get at · .ij
the truthji et
Reagan wanted
to declare war
!ll'A :iio4 •• 2 '" "'" ... t ____ __.._
on Jane Fonda ..... ., ... .,,
-----------~ ..... WASHINGTON-Eveobeforc ~
ht' was governor of California. !1
Ronald Reagan.$.aid at his recent ~:
news conference, he bad concluded A
"that the war in Vietnam had reach
a posnion ... in which we should bav
asked for a declaration of war and
called ita war." /~
Reagan reached this conclusion i~ :
tumrout, not just by noticinethat ~
had 500.000soldiersin thefieldor 12 t~at. in thernd. 50.000ofthem cam ~
hOtne in bodyba,gs. but by looking · :
down the Pacific Coast to Sant.a . i,t
Monica where Jane Fonda lived. HcS::~
wanted to declare war on her. ·~~
A declaration of war wouJd have '~
bttn good. the President said. "be-·~!
cause of what was going on in our ow~
country. in which none of the rules ofA
warfare could apply with regard to J!
lendmgaidandcomforttothe n
enemy:· · ,1
Things have changed sin~ Viet-'.,t
nam. but not the ~ident's baste ·;!
mind-set. He still prefers things neat.•!
uncompltcated by disscntandcriti-:~
c1sm. T o hun, the nation 1s one vast ~
Republican Party for which he's '"'
al ways 1 n vok.1 ng the Ele vcn th Com-;A
mandment: Thou Shalt Not Speak ni~
0f a Fellow Republican. ~~
Now the President would prefer ~!
that Congress not speak 111 ofh1s ·~
foreign policy-what veT 1l may be."">
He seems particularly nercised ~
about the Lebanon fiasco. preferrinJ~
·10blame11 not on his m1sreadang of ·:
h1s10T). but on Congress· refusal to ~
merel) salute...-henhegave 1heor~
In recent days. virtuall} the entirt .~
admi01s1ra t1o n haso~ned upon .~
Congress. wtth e'er) one from Sec-;·;
reta ry ofStatc Georg<." Shultz to -:
~a11onal Secunt> ..\dHsor Robert :
McFarlane uttenng veiled reproach--
cs. .! • Trouble is. the President has a :
poi nt. Su rel). H must be harder to :
chart a foreign poliq cou~ when •
Congress 1s incessantly demanding a •
c-hange in d1recuon. i.\nd when 11
comes to Lebanon, logic sa>s that th«
Prcs1d.en1~on to something when~
sa} '>ofcon~ressional cnt1c1sm. '"All .,
th ts can do 1s sumulatc the terrorists ..
and urge them on to fun her at-•
tal l..s .. :· Sureh. the terronsts and tht : "i~ nans arc capable of reading the · •:
\mcncan presc; and concluding trom :
1t1ha1 "'eha,cnostomachforthe1r •
nast' It ttle war •
Rutas"'1thV1etnam thePres1dent '
.,ecmsnotto askh1m~lf"'h) these •
mam·rs are debated in the first place 111 In \' 1etnam. 11 Y.as bccau'iC a sue-.1
ll'<.<,1on of president~ had bloated the'l
1mrortann· of that countf\. turning) •
1ntoa domtno that could topple othc~"
dum1nOl''lall 1he wa) to an Fran-,
n<.u• '\;111 onl~ ha., hi\ ton proven , ·
th.ti not w Ot' the ca~. but the alll'gl'\J ,
d11mtn11·tn·1..h1ef thc\11\tl't l 'n1on ;
hc1' \ln1..·l· lx'l'n on cool tl·rms "'nh
C h1naand 11. in 1urn. hao;actuall) .:1-r.
gonl.' 10 "ar aga1n'>t communist •
\ 11.·1nam .\cnmon~. not hegemon>·:,
lnllo"'cd the l ' S. pullout 1
L 1..•hanun too. "'aq:harnctenzcd,
,, 1..·on tuc;ing pohc~. <ih1t1mggoah. •
rhl.'tom:a l l>' crl..111 and thr absolute 1n'>1"1l'nn~on turninga lcx.·al 'itruti&le :!
1n1l1 L1,1-\\c\t .\rm:igeddon.O nt·c :J
J~w111 \mcman h\.eS """re being lo$t~,
Jnd 11n1..·c ag:11n an adm1n1'itrat1on wa a
lllrl1..'d 10 promote a rl'l..tt1 H'I) untm• ~
p.1n.rntrountr) mtotht•hnC'hp1nof ."
the \\ l.'\tl'rn "'\)rid •
It hatdh matter!> that the Pre\ldent;. "a' "mngnn Lebanon orthat man) ·c
,,, thl'dt\\Cntcr; \\Cr<' right on ~:
\ tl·tnam \\hat matter\ 1s tht' lc-a11· :g
1man l'f d1\\t'nt melt The Prnt<krtt:~
J,x·\ n0t \t'tm lo apprtl 1atc 1h ~
funrnon ...-th:it 1t tsa W3) ofgC'tttn t
the 1ruth That holds not onl\ for Ja
Fonda but also tor 1nlorma11o n
kake~ at the Pentagon f)(mocran 1
tn' anahl~ a me'~) affair
\. 1ctnam "-3' not th l's President'\
rc.,~m'1b1ltt). but Lcoonon "3~ e
lm.tc.-adothl mtnf( onJrc~forth< • e
dt'b;idC' thl·rt he uu~ht to be 1h:1nk.f !
that It~ 10'1\tenrc on lkb tt re' ea~
all \on nl f'<lhc' "honcom1ng. The S
tlcootc ""~ not-somcth1n1 that aided' :
and a~tll'tl the ('f'ltm' luudcd our
o"'n count~ "lo bad pohc-, t\
1mpro'cd h' e"c~ont h1t1ng thctr
ton_gur
The '3mc holJ., lor \ 1etruim. Th(
la\t thing that tragcd~ nttd<'d ~as a
d('\ laratmn ot war Wh~l ll nttdtd
"-H for people h~e Ronald Reqan to
listen lo tho pwple he still qnt to
\llent:t' Thrd1!o'ie'nte a obou\lou\
a a ft" of them "ert.d1d notdcxnt
a dccl:nauon of qr, They ~Cd a
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selves." said Santa Monica psychologist Dr. Judy Sherven. Converstly. ifthecbainareclose t<>setherand particularstyle(which o ne partner prefen)? lf so, lhere
Shervcn·sd octoral thesis explained .. The Therapist's personal belonJinasand family photos are pan of the may bedommation or someone be1nasub5ervient to
Office as Proiection of the Therapist's Personality" and decor, chances are that the residents "ate interested in someone else."
she says that by usina the same principles, she often pins bein& relaxed and personable," said Sherven. Some clues to the standardsofthcoccupanuallo may
some insight into just who's home. Buuhould the room bea bit tooc-0zy. ie.cluuered, "it be present in the predominant stylethroupoutthe home.
Use of space-1soncofthcse indicators; Sherven cited miJht mean theycan'tbeartoatt r'id of anything or "lftheydecoratearound a certain period ... thc attitudes
studies which show that it is impossible to have an anybody ... Do they keep relationsbipscvcn when they arc and values of that period probably pervade the penon•s
1iilimafcn>nversatiorrat'rdista11c-c gseatet""than ftv~ fect.-~IC5i.f'UC&.ixe..: _ _ _ whole life." said Shcrvcn.
So if she steps into an austc?f'c. ultra-contemporary And Broussard suggests that a cluttered room m-a-y .--Wlstcm<Reor. She said, maybef1vo1edbytht·~~1t-~il>-+. ....
Ii ving room where t~fa..an" chain ~re light years apart. a metaphor for a cluttered mind. who values individualism. has something of the pioneer
-~s your fumitureliTiiilgcment tell people w cTher
• you arc friendly or aloof'?
Does the color scheme in your home say something
about yourtempcrament'? ls your be,droom revealing who
dominates the relation1hip'?
Quite possibly. the answer to any of the above ls yes:
your personality may be the central theme of your decor.
··1 feel very strongly that peoplc'scnvironment is
outward manifestation ofhow they feel about them-
"my assumption irlLitthCY are probably quite formal. at If the living areas provide a'glimpse of the individual spirit and inttracted to the arcat. ruaaed outdoors..
lea.st with thevisitors ... morc interested in being modem pc'rsonality. the bedroom maybelhcplacetoanalysethe An interior rife with Victoriana,on thcotherhud,
and up-to-date than in relating to people." character of a relationship. may indicate that the resident is genteel. romantic and
Dr. Louis Broussard. a Costa Mesa psychologist. goes To do this. Shcrvcn says that she would fint take note possibly inclined to be oblique rather than fotthriaht ... It
even deeper.·· A psycholQgist would assume that the of whether both partners are represented in their room ... Is
coldness was a facade and the facade covers fear." it only feminine or mascul ine'? Or even is it done in a (Pleue Me DltCOR/BS)
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Color coordinating the flowers m your garden W11h
the furnishings in your hon1e 1s the newest trend in
o utdoor gardening. Nurstnes report that flower sales are
blooming. Increasing numbers of homeowners arc
accenting their lawns wtth splashes of brightl) colored
blossoms .
.. People often bring swatches of furniture fabnc with
them when they plan their flower gardens:· said Rik
Mumma. president and chief exccuuve officer of Roger's
Gardens 1n Newport Beach .
.. In a world that is becommg mcreasingl) complex.
peopl~ want things the) can control and derive pleasure
from.
Flowers. he said. are '"nature·s domg:· The) provide
pleasure and beaut) b) merel) n1sting. Ho-we' er. anyone
can aid Mother Nature b) giving regular TLC to the
blossoms the) buy.
It isn't hard to have a successful flower garden,
Mumma said. tf \ou follow four basic steps and don't take
any short-cuts. He emphasized the n~ess1t) for prcppin&
the soil well. pro' tding good plant matenal. feeding plants
every two weeks and initiating and maintaining an
efT~t1ve pest control program.
First-time gardeners are often d1sappo1nted when
their flower beds don·t bloom as e"<pected -usually
because the plants ha' en"t gotten proper care
"It only takes two or three hours a week and a little
consistent effort to get 10 umcs the blooms )OU get when
)OU take short-cuts:· Mumma said
Since beg1nner"s lul I. 1~ fickle and time and mone) arc
scarce. he recommend<, that fim-ume and weekend
gardeners plant tlo-wc~ that are hard\ and eas~ to c.are for.
yet pro' ide lu,.unous and colorful blooms. These include
pansies. mangolds. al)ssum. bt-gon1as. 1mpat1ens and
lobelia. E\Cn more fashionable.' arc fuchsias. tuberous
begonias and larkspur
A maJo r determinant of a flower's fash 1onability and
popularit) 1s its abillt~ to cut and d~ well so that 1t can also
be used in indoor flo"cr arrangements.
Apartment d-welkrs and condom1n1um O\\ners also
can cxpenence the JO) of ha' 1ng bnghtl~ colored flowers
growmg around their home The ..ame hard~ flowcrin&
plants that ho meowners cnJO} 1n thl'1r )ard also blossom
when planted in containers
Jen) Foster. 'ice president ol Llo)d·s Garden Shop
tn Costa Mesa. reports that as urban h"tng space
d1m1nishes man) people will mamtatn their relationship
with nature h) decorating their condos and apartments
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Be creative about spacing,
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By SUSAN MONAHAN
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If you've always wanted to cultivate acres of lush
foilaae. but live In what the cla ificd lists as a "Jr. one
bdnn" some obvious comprom1scs arc ncce sary.
Nonetheless. if you use your space creatively and choose
the riah\ planu. an apanment lanampe 1ehcmc can be
worked out. .
One of the mo t effective ways to add plants without
sacrifkina square footaac is to suspend them from the
ceilini-The potho is a trailing plant that 1s ideal for this
purpose. as 1t only need to be watered once a ~eek -no
da1I)' scrambles up a ladder. Smee 1t docsn 't requitt a great
deal oflight. it can even thrive in a dark apartment. ·
There arc also stan<tina plants that don't need much
hght. and these can be used to br\ahtcn synlcss comers.
Any one of the dracaena -cane-type plants wtth long
narrow leaves -can be counted on to keep growing Wlth
a minium of care. as can the sturdy. bushy Chinese
evcrarccn.
No home in Southern California 1s complete wtthout
a palm. and while a sunset is the customary backaf"ound
forthese trees. the smaller vanctics won't look out of place
aaain1t a wall The Neanthe bclla palm and &he K~nia palm
arc miniature vers1on1 ofthe spccieJ; they may not sway 1n
the brcelc. but they also won't overcrowd the hv1na
q uaners.
Bonsai shrubs and trees, those miniatures developed
by tc space<0nsc1ous Japanese. don't like the indoors any
better than their mnmmoth rounteri>arts do But 1f the
apartment includes a tcmce. 1t can be turned into a small
scale forest. A few ficus ben,amina (small bushy trees) and
cacti can be added for variety.
Flowers -even the outdoor varieties -can also be
had by somci!nmcnt d .. cllers. A window box and
plenty of sunh t make tt pouible to '1'0w, some: of the
annuals. 1nctu 1na mariaotd and petu01as.
IF the window happens to face an a1rshaf\, ho~V"Cr,
better results Wlll be achieved Wlth IJ"IPt" ivy and
asparagus fem
If your apar\mrnt rsn •t tccmi"' with plant hfc by now.
it's not bccuue you don't have a wide ransc of choice Of
course. the homeowner has the opuon of thmk1na b . But
that l 2·foot weeping Wlllow beton to the home rather
than the owner When mo~1n1 day rolls around for the
apartment dweller. thouah. the garden can be put m the
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Time to clean-the pOol for suJDmer
Chlorine level must
be checked regularly
By JAMJE SESLEY
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W ith warm Weather returning. the sparkl-
ing waters of the backyard pool are beginnin~ to
look more inviting. but with mon: swimmmg
and splashing comes more care aj)d cleaning.
In the summer, the pool's chlorine level
needs to be higher due to greaterl'vity in the
pool and the ultraviolet rays of sun which
burn up the chlonnc said Bob Jo cnsen of Far
•West Pool Service in Costa Mesa.
"In the winter. if the pool is not being used.
11'~ not that cntical." he said.
Chlorine's proper range 1s between one to
two pans per mill ion. If the level falls below
one. 11 1s msufficient to fight bactena in the
water and algae may develope. -
ln ordertostab1llzcchlonne. "'atermust be
cond111oncd (cyanunc acid) at least once a )car.
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ox1d121na the chlonnc. "Without it., chlonnc
would last about one day dunna the summer.''
Jorgensen said.
The main importance ofwatcrcbcm1stry is
ph and alkalinity said Joraenson. Ph is a scale
ranaing from 0 through 14 dcunnlnina the
acidjty of the watcr."Whcn the sulc falls below
neutral (7), the water becomes too acidic." said
Jorgensen. "It erodes the plaster in the pool and
strips the copper pipes 10 the plumbina and the
copper tubing in the hoeter. The brass inpcllcr
in the pump will slowly erodo away," he said.
On the other side of the scale. above
neutral, the water becomes alkaline. "It causes
lime and scales and calcium carbonate to form
on the plaster ...
Other water properltes which effect the
balance of the water arc temperature. calcium
hardness. total dissolved solids and total
alkalinity. The latter three an: measured 10 parts
per m1U1on (ppm}."Total alkalinity should
range from 80 to 120 parts per million. total
dissolved solids from 1.000 to 2.000 ppm and
calcium hardness up to 2.000 ppm... said
Jorgensen.
Accordina to Roy Aeqer of Huntinaton
Pool Suppl)! in Huntfoaton Beach, pools should
be tested at least twice 1 week. "The test kit is
realty a color comparisiob," be said. "A sample
of the pool water 1s miAed with a solution in a
vial. The color the pool water chanp
determinC1 wb•t chemical you need 10 add.'
The most widely used ktt according to
Aecger. the Guardex, turns the water purple
when the pool's pb is hiah and acid needs to be
added. If the ph readina is low, the pool water
turns an amber color telling the pool owner to'
add soda ash. This kit sells for S 12.95.
. Other rou~ine maintenance of a pool
includes brushing the tile, vacuuming and
skimming the dust and leaves off the top.
One of the other extras available for pool
owners is the solar cover. The cover is a 2-ply
piece of plastic with air bubbles in 1t. "The sun's
rays are magnified as they travel through the
bubble ... said Aeeeer. A pool owner can expect
a 10 to IS degree nse 10 the pool's temperature
with the cover. "It greatly reduces the cost of
healing and gas consumption." said Fleeger.
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• Color preferences al50 seem to vary with personality
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seheme may contain some red herrings.
' "People who ltke warmth and intimacy choose earth
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: ·Seems obv iousenough. as does Broussard's observa-
tion that. "peoplcwhochooscdramat1ccolorschemesare
people who have dramatic emotions: they have high highs
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, But cool cold rs don't always mean that a serene
i()d ividual did the decorating. "Some people who have
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greens because they need something to calm them down,"
said Broussard.
7 tnlrt'u1ornorontysays so-me1btng about per~ality
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Marilyn Hamilton.ownerofHamilton House
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And while yellow and orange may look cheerful in the
kitchen, better not u~ them too extensively, she says, if
you spend a lot oftimetherc. "After cooking all day. when
her husband comes home. the wife's ready to stomp on him."
Virginia Tamez. an interior decorator with Interior
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-that they've had fo r the last 20 years.
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with potted plants and !lowers.
Although there are a few important tips to remember
when growing polled plants. they take even less time to
maintain than yard-grown plants.
Potted plants. said Foster. require quality potting soil.
a good planter mix and several plant amendmen ts that
improve the soil and nourish the plant. Caring for potted
plants takes about a half hour a week even though potted
flowers require more water, more feedi ng a'nd more
control than yard grown plants.
At Roger's Gardens and at Lloyd's Garden Shop.
customers are encouraged 10 ask questions and seek
advice. Mumma and Foster both said their best customers
are their most successful gardeners.
Flower gardens and potted containers can be designed
to fit any need, ~udget or lifestyle. However, the keys to
successful and abundant blossoms are conscientious and
regular attention.
'A series of free seminars is offered at Roger's Gardens
every Saturday and Sunday between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
You can learn to "Create a Hanging Basket" or "Prepare
Your Spring Color Garden." Demonstrators also will tell
you about, "Creative Maintenance for Spring Gardening"
and cooking enthusiasts have an opportunity to learn
··Herb Gardening for the Good Cook."
Flower fashions for the average homeowner or
apanment dweller provide an economical and vibrant
color addit ion to any landscape design or home decorating
scheme.
By JAMIE SEELEY
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Spring is in theairandflowenarebesinninaao
bloom. Grass isgcttin111eener. Shrubsaresproutina
more leaves
But all this new growth can mean a lot of new work.
For those who lack the green thumb or the time .
required to fertilizt" the flowers. cut the grass ore rim the
shrubs. one solution is hiring a gardener.
But when selecting that person, there area number of
qualifications homeowners need to keep in mind.
A gardener should have references. according Uoy~
McCracken at Nurscryland in Costa Mesa. "Ask the
gardener to give you the names and phone numbers of
-past itnd-pf'C9ent~tomers-and ealt1hcm;-'~ct:--Tm
wayyou can find out first-hand how be or she works."
In addition. potential gardeners should be inter-•
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down."
The homeowner and the gardener should enter into a
contract beneficial to both panics according to gardener
Huffman Dwight.
The contract should specify what services will be
performed at what time intervals for how much pay.
Dwight said an average monthly maintenance cost "for a
corner home would beaboutS45and$35 fora home on
an inside lot."
The applicant's equipment should be carefully
checked to make sure it's m good shape. "Look overthe
truck and make sure it's clean and neat," Dwight added.
An obvious characteristic a homeowner should look
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have someone fairly competent with plants." said
McCracken. recalling one situation when agardenertore
upa customer's flower bulbs. not knowing what they '
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L1kew1se Dwight suggested aicustomerask as many
questions as possible: "Find out if the gardener knows the
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Thml(ina of a window as merely somethinJ to look
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people make when choosina window coverlnaa, interior
decorator Sheri Overby said.
"Pcoplcjuat don't aiveany attention or emphasis to
the window. It's covered. and that's it," she said.
But when liaJtt. mood, decor, and other specifics arc
considered, the rcsuJt can spark up a room and enhance
the purpose of a window-to draw the eye to look
outdoors. And. accordina to Overby, hall doesn•t have to
costafonunc.
Overby, who owns Design Methods interiors in·
Irvine, said she has decorated "hundreds" of windows in
her eight years as a decorator. Though she weiahs the
personal style and budget of a client before recommending
alternatives, there are some general guidelines she follows.
If the room is com temporary. Overby said a new
~..P(.Q:QUCl calJ.ed~ertJ..~U~ a.&Q(Xlchoi.cc...!My COSt.abj less than tradiuonal drapery, and arc less bulky.
Venicals look like two-inch wide levolors. but instead
of running from side to side. they go from top to bottom.
The slats arc made of a variety of materials including
fabri c, metal. wood, and macrame or mirrored surfaces.
Venicalsa~Overby'scurrent fa vorite.
··1 really like the venicals," she said. 'Tm exc ited to sec something new. a little variety from traditional
dra " PB~i ifa room is decorated traditionally, she advises
using drapes, sull the most popular form of window .
covering.
"We're still usanga lot of them . but often it's in
conjunction with something else. It's a little more
expensive that way. but it givesa custom look," she said.
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Overby 11id to be sure and stack the drapes on the
1tationary tide of the window. She also noted the
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.. Some fabrics pull as they hana. and in time..t they'll
wind up with about two inches of drape on their 11oor.
There arc fabricsdesl1n1ted.espcoial11 fordrapcsand }hey
should bc~ful to chootc them," s~e said.
Overby said she often combines draJ?Cry panels on
both sides of a window with shades or a le velor.
The most economical way to coven window is with
a mini-blind or le vol or. An average window, 60 .. by 60''i
co'sts S 172. A vcnic:-al for the same window costs $222, and
a drape. S3SO to $400:
To create the popular, country look, Overby
recommended using more pattemsand small prints.
Combininaa solid an(j print for a drape and valence or
· shcerisoneway togctadrcssycountry look. Usina only
prints will aive a more casual fcclina. she ·said.
If a room aetsa lot of afternoon sun, shutters or tiahtly
pleated shades called vcrosols arc JOOd choices since 6oth
can almost completely block out light.
The newest shutters are wider. with two-inch slats.
Verosols have a fabric front bonded to an insulated
lbconal baclcing. Dcpendinaon-how-thick lhe-Oa'k~o1-is,
the shades arc nearly transparent or almost opaque.
In very dark rooms, she advised sheers. venicals or
just window tinting.
Tinting is also a good idea for windows getting
afternoon sun.
"The most damaging thing to drapes. fabric and
carpet is sun." she said. "It just eats through and rots it.
Tinting extends the life of drapes. plus protects fabricsand
carpets."
But no matter what the choice, Overby 1aid a window
should almost never~ left blank. if for no other reason
than energy conservation. "Window coverings insulate and hold the cold air out
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Incidences tend to peak
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oonnal, but their temperature and cortisol rhythms are deprcuton. Or. Wu plans 10 take ~·s conclu•1on one five to six hours ahead of schestutc. Such disruptions 5tep farther by showing the efTec1s of hJht on the brafn-.1
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This dcsynchronil.ation may explain why many assufTenngfrom cljnicaldepression. Each isbeinaexposed
Psychiatric researchers at UC Irvine arc on the trail of depressed individuals wake up in the middle of the night to thrtt hours of intense light prior to sunrise and another
a ~vofuuonary 1rcatmcnt for one of mankind's most and arc unable to fall back to sleep. three hours after unset. Later, Or. Wu will chan the effects
pervasive mental disorders: depression. The treatment is Just as there is a strong link between daylight and of a single one-hour pulse oflight 1n the evenlna.
non-lnvuive, inexpensive and apparently 100 perotnt circadian rhythms. a similar link may exist between liaht Dr. Wu's tes1 chamber uses conventjonal "arow
safe. It is as natunil as sunshme ilsclf. It is, an fact, liaht. and depression. Or. Wu believes. Most manic-depressives liahts" emining a radiance of2,500 lux, a briahlness equal
Joeepb Wu, M.D .• rcsJdcn• in the UCI Department of how a super-sensitivity to li&ht and may. in fact. be 10 daylight and five time the power of normal indoor
Psychiatry's Special Treatment Unit a• the VA Hospital m over-rcactina toenvironmentafcues. he said. In additjon, lighting. Each subject is regularly tested fo r a number of
1 ,,. .... Beach, directed by Or. Robert Gerner, is spearhead-incidence of depr~ssion and suicide 1end to peak in chemical changes associated with the cil'Qdian function. A ......,.,. Dttcmber. a pattern that may nave more to do with the aroup of non-depressed controls will later be subjected •o in.l • yurlong experiment designed to lest lhe impact or shonness of the days rather than the traditional the same ~gimen 10 sec if their reactions differ from that of
pa'olonacd li&ht exposure on depressed individuaJs. cxplanation of"hollday blues." " -the patients.
He predicates his expenment on the links already Or. Al Lewy, of the University of Oregon and formerly .. We believe we'll show strong evidence that light can
er.tablished between chnical depression and disruption of an associate of UCI Psychiatry Chairman Dr. William E. be just as erfec11ve as drugs in 1reatina depressio'h but
circadian rhythms. . Bunncy when both were at 1he National Institute of Mental w1\ho1t1-lhc sadc-c~ts 1l ~lated wilh -most pnarm8-l "Circadian rhythm is that C)'clical pattern of chemical Heahb.(NlMH)-in Washington.&. .. was-one-orihe first ceuticals." Dr. Wu stated. "We may very well be on the
.c.tianaea ihat resuhtttt-body&rct1vnr.-Dr, Wu explained lnd1v1duals to show how "lengthening" days wuh anificiaJ verge of an exmang new l.!ra an the treatment of this
"Amonaother things. 11 tells us when to wa~e up. when 10 hght can help lhe body reset its biological clocks •nv widespread. costl)' and 100 often tragic illness."
gdt hunary and when to sleep.
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h str~s). has yet to be located." L.\NDERS: I haH' I ed into this miserable mamage. Mywafc is highly
ed bythreats
In normal ind1 v1duals. these tv.o centers can be tnedtv.1cetoleaH' cap leandhasheldman)exccllentJObs butshequ1ts t_~own out of S) nc by abrupt shifts in en\lronmental cues. m) "1fl· but did not All worlC' g whcMver I broach 1he subJeCt ofa da' orce. q-. Wu said. Such shifts include the rhange from standard don because of her I 11 ha ve the nght to happiness. but I fear what she
tq, dayUd11 savings time and traveling rap1dl> acrots time: th reats to kill herscl mightd ifl take action. I am ashamed of wishing she
zorics. ihe result 1s often temporary listlessness and I feel like a trapped I • ... DEIS would di o I would be free ofherw1thout blame. but that
1rritabili•y. a syndrome common I~ called ··jel lag.·· animal LAii thought is uppermost 1n m) mind.
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Wll Thom s-on and Geo rc la Meuem er In the
lrTine Comm unity Th eater comedy "You
Know I Can't Bear You When the Water'•
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By KATHLEEN CUMMINGS
To completely appreC1ate the firs1 act of Robert
Anderson's sex quartel .. You Know I Can"t Hear You
When the Water's Running." now being wescnted by the
Irvine Community Theater. you must first cas1 your mind
back to the '60s when this pla}' was wntten -before lhe
rock musical ··Hair"' or "Oh. Calcuua'' -to those olden
days when a glimpse of penis was looked on as something
heinous (now. hea ve n knows. anything goes).
Called "Tht" Shock of Rerngnation:· 1t"s about an
intelligent and successful pla)wnght (Wilham Waxman)
v.ho 1s tr)tng to convince his doubting producer (Ric
teiner) of the altruism of nudJt) on the stage. If s a clever
d1alect1c that almost 1hreatens to become diatribe. but I'>
sa' ed m1dwa) when a firecracker 1s tossed on stage 1n the
form of an actor (Bruce Coen) who Steiner drags in from
the wa1t1ng room to make a point.
·c oen 1s a riol as the hungry. desperate and 1ntin1td)
pliable ragtag. He brings obsequiousness to new low.,.
Waxman could li ven up the beginning of 1his piece b> a
less-wooden c'prcss1on. Steiner. an acting newcomer.
mo,es ay.,kwardl>. Oubs his lines and fiddles 100 much
with his ti e. but also fives v11allt >.
The second act 1-; ca lled "The Footsteps of Doves"
and 1s the weakest of the four It tal..es place in a bedding
sho"'room where a mamcd couple of 25 >Cars (Wa,man
and Marcia Benholf)are buying a nev. bed. Benholfis one
of those rare naturals and Wa>.m an !>Cems more
comfortable with thi s lighter role .
She prefers firm . he soft. She wants 1wins. he wants 10
stick to the double Onl> one or the other will fit in th eir
bedroom. ··Lees bu) a new house:· sa ys he. Mattress
firmness isn't the onl) thing oul of sync with this pair.
Their marriage is in a sexual cul-de-sac. The sale!.man
(Stemer) swishes off and leaves them to work it out.
Waxman feel s twin beds ponend dire consequences
for their sex life r·The longest d1s1ancc m the. world 1$ the
distance between twin beds." ~ys he ). "Ma) be I wan I that
distance so you·11 have to make an effort." says she. who
finally leaves him alone to decide
Enter a blonde bombshell (Cher) I Beec hum) v. hOJ USt
loves double beds but can·t afford one. he manages in a
few shon putts to si nk the "1lhng Waxman into future
adultry 1n (w hat else'~) his old. cast-off double bed . Double,
dou ble. toil and trouble.
The third act 1s "I'll lk Home for C hnstmas" and
in volves a couple 10 their late fon1es. a roma ntic (Coen.
showing his versat1hl) in a more somber role) tind a realist
(Bertholf) who. while tac:kling th eir opposing' icws on sex
education for their teen-aged children. unco,er so me
long-buried huns of their own.
It's the mos1 deve loped of 1hc four playlets. Both
Coen and Bcnholf convincing!) create a ponra11 of
contemporar)' marital pathos which. unlike the other!>. 1s
not applied v.1th a putty knife Ba rbara Ann l;)heppard.
who-;c pan 1s '>ho ner than h{'r name. appeared ac; their
daughter
Thl· last act 1s ·Tm Herbert." It's an unabashed tam:
Tv.o octogcnanam (W1I Thomp'ion and Georgia
Messcmer) who ha ve been marned man} years and. by the
looks of 11. to several different people. troll lhrough their
memories -which are as creak} as the1r rcxk10g chairs-
for golden momenls from the past.
Senility. like alcoholism, is a favorite comae device
that's hard not to turn into chchc. but Thompson and
Mcsscmer make 1t ne". fresh and. most important. 1hc~
make you laugh.
A large c~at goes to 1hc directing talents of Tom
Titus. managing director of the Irvine Communaty
Theater. who pulled together lhis fine and funn> n1ghfs
entertainment. The show continue Fnda)''l and atur-
days a18 p.m (wilh a matinee this unda) at 2 p.m. I in the
aud itonum of Turtle Rock Communal) Park. on Turtle
Rock Drive at Sunnyh1ll Road in Irvine. Call 857-5496 for
ticke• information.
Toqhlove
Alan •rkln plap a huband determined to
force fl1I wife (Piper Laurie) to reco•er from a
atroke on .. at. ltlMwhere' tonl&llt at 10 on rtac. Channel 4 .
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Tile .can be used in many p aces
and it doesn't have to b~just floor
By JOY DEE ANTHONY foot. its durability, fireproof quaJity, ..._,...c.i..,, · 1 and versatility far overshadows the
If you've decided against a cost.
linoleum floor covering. you mi&ht .. h's probably the most versatjlc
consider ouamic tile. wood. marble, surfacina m.atc1'1al that there is today
aold leaf, or carpet. anyWbere, short Qf ;ust oomint in
You mightal59considerusinga tile wr't~caairuerand doanJanwork. •he
company that's pan of a network of says. 'h'saot pan.ems, tt's got shapes,
· o\hcr services. Mr. Build Tile Oc~an it's got every color of the rainbow."
Group ip Laauna Niguel, accordina Shapes Include heuaons and tri·
to a desiancr there, makes an averqc·. &J\ales in addition to &he common
of IS refermls a day for things like square. For the pattern, Village Tilers
plumbi1t4 and fixtures. This means a allows customtn &o bring in a design
plumber 1s less li~ely to b!amc the t~le of tbeir own .. such •$.a wallpaper
man for an accident. Since they re pettem they wish to sec duplicated qn
both part of Mr. Build, conflicts of tile.
interests are solvable. ttte Mr. Build Tocarefortlle,Stroikssar.syoucan
designer said. simply "hit it with a mop,· or use a
Orange County re'~ident Art . mild solution of vinegar and water.
Bartlett. owner of Mr. Build and the Deciding on what kind of tile to use
founder of Century 21 Real Estate~ ~son bow much.u:a.ffic.thearea
tmStl\iflile lroonngiS one or the Will get. Stroiks gjves tile a rating from
home improvements that adds one to five, according to how sturdy
tremendously to a home's resale the glaze finish is. A rating of one
value. means that the tile should not be
Tile floors have been popular in walked on. A three to five rating
Europe for cons because of their means you probably couldn't cau~
durability and ease of care. but damage e~en by grinding a .,icce o(
ceramic tile is just beginninj to take metal on it.
hold in Amenca. says Kelly Stroiks of In addition to ceramic tile work.
Village Tilers in Costa Mesa. Village Tilers installs marble and
The public, he explains. is "waking quarry. For one home at NeUie Gail
up" to the idea of using tile in places Ranch in Laguna .Hills, the shop
other than bathrooms. including installed a big black111arblc star i,i thc
kitchen floors and fireplaces. Dis-entryway. Quarry. Stroiks says, is a
tributors are making available so high traffic tile used mainly in
many patterns and colors that Stro1ks restaurants.
says 1f you can't find a piece of tile to Another floor covering gaining
fit your needs. you aren·t trying. popularity, according to Joan
Stroiks feels that though the initial Chambers, owner of CJ Discount
,.......,...._ outlay for tile flooring can be more Interiors in Huntington Beach. is Tile may be the m0ttt versatile of aurfacln1 material, and expensive than formica or linoleum. wood, especiall y parquet. "They're
alao the m0ttt durable. \ varying from S 1.50 to SIS a ~a~ just now hitting their pea.le," ---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!liii~
//THE ORJQJNAL''
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6885 Warner
Huntington Beach
corner of Goldenwest near Al ha Beta
Cl\am~rs said, because of the popu-
larity of Oriental ruas.
Chamben also sells carpet. tile, and
linoleum floor coverinas. She sleerl
customers away from traditional
kitchen carpets. however, suuestina
instead a commercial carpet she finds
superior. If milk is spilled on it, for
example. its chemical treatment pre·
vents bacteria formation.
Whether you choose carpet, the
least expensive of floor coverings, or
JOld leaf, or SQme ceramic tile priced
m between, Orange County experts wee there's a product now on the
market to suit your needs and add to
the value of your home.
Many tile. pattema, ahapee
available. · i.;.;.;..:_..-.;;;;.__;o..__ .....
Two kinds of linoleum
for varied home needs
When Marvin Carlton of Carlton's Linoleum Shop sizes up a young
married customer, visions of indoor tricycle-riding youngsters go dancing in
his head.
If it weren't for children's toys. Carlton says his products would last
indefinitely: the stuff is almost indestructible.
So the people who visit his Costa Mesa shop come mainly for redecorating
reasons or because they've just moved in a home and don't like what the old
residents had.
To all interested customers. Carlton explains that there are basically two
=====--i kinds of linoleum: inlaid
and cushioned. Only the
ArmstrODJ company sells
the inlaid variety. but
Carlton says most of his
customers prefer it.
Armstrong is one of two
major vinyl product com-
panies. he adds. The other is
Congoleum. The Armstrong
inlaid vinyl is a favorite
because it's more durable
and mor e
moisture-resistant, he ex~
plains.
Houses today, Carlton
says. are usually built on
concrete slabs. making them
vulnerable to water tables
below the surface. When
water seeps up into a
cushioned vinyl product. 11
is likely to stain.
Fancier homes don't
tend to have this moisture
problem. Carlton said. In
these homes. cushio ned
linoleum ma~ be preferred
because the patterns '"lend
to be more attractive."
These are printed on a with a
rotary press which allows for
great cf detail ·of dcsian.
Prices at the Carlton
shop range from around S9
to S3 5 a square foot. Carlton
said. Elsewhere even lower-
pnced linoleum 1s available.
he added. but he won't
recommend it. The in stalla-
tion cost doesn't warrant
d ealing with c heap.
no n-lasting materials.
Carlton explained .
Though toda) 's vinyl
products are not waxed ex-
cept unadvisedly, 1 some
dulling may occur over
time. If this should happen.
a floor dressing can be
applied to bring back the
bnghtness of the original
colors. Carlton said.
Like anything else.
linoleum has its fads. Right
now. Carlton commented,
pastels and flowery designs
arc selling better than the
once popular earthy tones.
Moldings
bri~hten
dull wall
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~l'IAGNlflCENT STOCK Of
Kitchen , Country, Bathroom
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Dishes! Wood! Antiques! Tables!
A wall covenng can be
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that will transform a room
from dull to dramatic. con-
sider wood moldings. ANTIQUES and
COUNTRY ACCESSORIES
SACRIFIED
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Bookcases! Wall Trees! Dressers!
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Inexpensive a nd rcadil)
available from building
material dealers. wood
moldings add depth and
interest to the flat surfaces
of walls by giving them
highlights and shadows.
They can be painted to
blend or contrast with the
wall colors or they can be
stained to acxcnt the natu-
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applied vertically, horizon-
tally or diagonally. And
they can be combined with
wallpaper or fabric for
intercsting decorative ac-
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Wood moldm&s. im-
aaina11vely used. can
change a room from tra-
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period to contemporary.
Used throu&}lout, wood
mold1nas can &ivc a home
an entirely new appcaranct
without tht expense and
bother of major remodel-
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Three of the more popu·
lar type of wood mold in&!.
arc base, cc1hn1 trim and
chair rail.
Wood moldanp a" ca y
to cul. fit toaethcr, glue ur
nail to any wall and fin1 h.
This makes them 1dnl for
do-1t-yourselfo11 They arc
nva1 lablc tn ll wide variety
of pattC'm~ and 'H7C~
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Exciting San Antonio-style dishes strike an unusual compromise
between authentic Mexican food and the demands ofbusy American
lifestyJes. They emphasize lively flavors, ease of preparation and the
--ctiminationof hard~findingredren . ---
This style of cooking combines foods used by thcare.a'soriginal
Mexican settlers, such as tomatoes, avocados and chilcs, and the beef
chicken, rice and wheat introduced by the Spanish conquistadores. It'
also reflects the influence of the American Indians and West-
ward-bound frontier cooks who adapted the cuisine to suit their tastes
with ava\lable local foodstuffs.
U nlikc some Southwestern cooking, San Antonio-style food is not
all fiery hot but tends to balance spiciness with color and texture. But
like anywhere else in the country, eggs, sausages and special brµds top
the list ofbrunch and supper favorities.
However, here the sausage might fill an enchilada, the eggs a
burrito, or eggs might be scrambled with tortilla chips fora dish with
delightful flavor and texture contrasts.·
BRUNCH BURRITOS
1 large greea pepper, cMpptd
~ C11p cHpped oaJOD
% tablespooes IMlt1tr or margartat
8 tgt, sliptly beatea
1 c•p (4 onces) sb'eddtd Moattrey Jack or Qtddar ~
1 ~ e11pa plcute sa11ee
8 l ·ladl tortillas
Soar cream (optleaal)
Cook green pepper and onion in butter in 1 O.inch skillet until tender.
Combine eggs and cheese; add to skillet. Cook over medium heat: stiniog
frequently, until eggs arc set and cheese is melted Heat picante sauce in
small skillet until warm. Dip each tonilla into sauce.
Spoon about 1h cup egg mixture onto center of each tonilla. Fold 2 sides
o~ereggm.ix.ture;.foldendsunderandplaccin 13 x 9 x 2-inch baldngdish. Top
with remaining p1cante sauce. Bake at 350 degrees until hot about 10 minutes.
Top with sour cream, if desired. Makes61o 8 servings. '
PORK SAUSAGE ENCHILADAS
1 poud bulk pork saasage
~ c•p cllopped o~oa
1 cwp plcantt saace
'4 teupooa groaad camla
Vegetable oll
1 % corn tortJllas
I ~ caps (I onces) sllrtddtd Monterey Jack or Clttddar cll~•t
Guacamole, recipe foUows
Drain on papertowels. Spoon about 2 tablespoons meat mixture onto
each tortilla._ ~olla~d place scam side down in I Jx 2 x 2-inch baking dish.
Spoon remaining p1cante sauce evenly over enchiladas and top with cheese. Ba~eat 350degrecsfor 15 minutes or until hot. Top with Guacamole and. if
desired. tomatoes. Makes 6 servings.
Cltopped tomatoes (optional)
. Cook and finely crumble sausage with onion in 10.inch skillet: drain well.
Guacamole
Stir in I/• cup of the p1cante sauce and the cumin. Heat oil in small skillet until
hot but not smoking. Quickly fry each tonilla in oil to soften about 5 seconds
1 large ripe avocado, peeled, seeded and maslltd
% tableapooas picute saace
on each side. ' 1 teupooa lemoe jalet
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·weightogo
Conversion from fat
to thin guaranteed
STORIES by CHRIS CRAWFORD
DeilJ l'tlot Cerr 11 P I r-.1t
Do you weigh the same as you did a
year ago? Five years ago? Ten years
ago?
"The average adult American gains
about one pound of weight per year
and at the same ume foses a half
pound of lean ussue per year," says
Dr. Jack Wilmore. University of
Arizona professor and fitness expert.
Wilmore. along with a number of
other nationally recognized expens in
nutrition and exercise. was a speaker
at "Uplink to Food and Fitness." the
first international videoconference
on physical fitness and wellness
sponsored by Sunkist G rowers Inc.
The three-hour seminar was broad-
cast live by satellite from Los Angeles
to 40 other cities across the U.S. and
Canada.
So. what can the average adult do
about his or her extra weight?
It is not enough just to eat less. said
another presenter -Dr. Peter Wood.
Stanford professor of medicine. "The
overweight person attempting to lose
weight typically decides (I) to remain
sedentary and (2) to eat less."
But. said Wood. "he or she is
simply a fat person reluctantly eating
less. and the transformauon into a
true slim person has not occurred ..
. the ·eat less· approach to weight loss
and permanent weight control has
not worked."
Exercise along with proper nutri·
tion 1s the answer. say the experts. "It
1s probably the most imponant part
of the change of lifestyle that truly
converts a tat person into a slim one."
said Wood. And. said Wilmore.
"Exercise needs to be an essential part
of a weight control program in order
to:ase lean tissue loss.'"
more cited a study of
mi aged housewives in which
half of the group dieted and exercised .
and the other half dieted without
exercise. A.t the end of the study. both
groups had lost similar amounts of
weight: however. the group that
exercised gained in lean tissue and
lost fat tissue.
jEATING RIGHT ON THE RUN .
l If eat mg-on-the-run is pan of your daily routine, you Broiled fish is better. '
can still maintain a healthyt balanced diet, says Nancy Most cereal -fortified with vitamins and minerals.
Clark, authorof''The Athlete's Kitchen'' and a nutritionist Cream of wheat -lots of iron; more than oatmeal.
with Sports Medicine Resource Inc. Whole wheat bread -any dark bread is a good choice.
"What you eat is more important than how you eat." Pizza -offers a variety of nutritents from the cheese
claims Clark. and tomato sauce: add green peppers and other veggies
For "fast-laners" who save time by eating the same instead of pepperoni or sausaae. ..
quick foods every day, Clark suagests they learn to c hoose Popcorn, unsalted and unbuttered -A wholesome.
a variety of snack and other foods that will offer a variety of low-caloric snack.
vitamins and minerals. What about all the coffee many faster-laners
Clark's "Good Nutntion Grab Sq List" of foods can consume.,
be conveniently stocked at ho me or selected at a deli or "If you want to consume one or two cups of coffee. do
salad bar. Herc are some suuestrons: so guilt fttt.'" says Clark. ·•But 1f you frequently have the
Low-fat milk and yoaun-providccalcium you need jitters. that's another story." We uch have a different
throuahout your hfc to maintain strong bones. caffeine tolerance, she sa)' .
Spinach -better than lettuce at a salad bar. Actually the habits a soc1attd with coffee. rather
Baked pota to -1S percent of the vitamin C is stored than coffee itStlf, arc u ually the culpnts, Clark says. .. You
with the skin or naht under 1t. Top with y<>&un rather than deserve to feel 1u1hy 1f you dnnk coffee in tcad of eauna a
sour cream or buttc11. healthful bru.kfast~ if you e i t on the empty calorics from
V ..g juice -contains nutrients from e11ht vqctablcs. the crum and supr; or if )'Ou rely on coffee to keep you
OranacJuicc -6 ounces equals 100 percent RDA alert instead ofaettana a aood naaht's sleep. These stresses
vu.am in C. Froz.cn 1s nutriuonaUy stmilar to ftt h arc, perhaps, more health-harmful than the caffeine."
Cantaloupe -a half a small one yields I 00 perccnt C1ark II)' that thousands of research studlcs have
ROA, vitamins A and C. • attempted to lank coffee to various health problems, but so
Chicken and turkey-remove the skip to ch mate fat. fart he only confirmed problem 1s with coffee drinkers who
chole 1erol and caloncs. also smoke c1aarcuc . "They ha\'C a s11mficantl) h11her
f i~h -fncd "fishw1chc\" arc loaded with calones incidence ofhcan disca~."
Another study, cited by Judith
Stem. professor of nutrition at UC
Davis. compared three groups of
dieters. One group only dieted, a
second group only exercised, and a
third group did both. All of the dieters
subtracted 500 calories a day -by
d ieting, exercising. or a combination
of the two -depending on which
group they were in. Again. weight loss
was similar in all three groups. but the
exercise groups lost more fat whereas
the non-exercise group lost lean or
muscle tissue as well.
"The overall message." says Stem.
""is that the best and easiest way to
diet is to increase 'our level of
exercise at the same time that you
decrease your consumption offood ...
What kind of exercise is best?
Wilmore and Wood favor aerobics.
"Just 90 minutes of aerobics a week."
says Wilmore. "has been demon-
strated not only to improve one's
fitness level, but to enhance ane's
healt-h dramatically as well."
The health benefits, he says. in-
clude increasing energy. decreasm~
anxiety. and lowering the nsk ot
hypertension and heart disease.
Wood points to studies that
"strongly suggest that men who
regular!) engage in ph)sical act1vit)
are protected. relat1\e 10 scdentaf)
men. from heart attack ... The studies
link regular exercise wnh IO\\er
concentrations of low-dens1t'
lipoportems ( LDL). the particles
which. says Wood. "are clearl) 1m-
pltca ted 1n the process/of
atherosclerosis. the artery ~elf dis-
ease underl)'tng hean disease ...
Wood offers the following guide-
lines for weight loss:
(PleaH eee GUIDEINES/CS)
<;ombine all ingredients; mix well. Makes about 1 cup.
S~ ~TONIO CORM BREAD
l cap all-parpoae U..r
'14 cap yellow conamtal
1 ~ &ealfOOIU bakla& powder
~ teupooa Mk.lq ....
t,; teupooa salt
1 C11p IMlttermllk
Decorative eggs
deceptively easy
Dceorat1ng Eastcregs ta~eson new meaning \\hen you '!lake the eggs
} ourself us in, milk chocolate morsels. an ea canon and frosting.
S1mplyi:>0urmcltcd morsel into the 12 ind1v1dual cups1n thcegcarton.
Chill. then peel awa~ the carton and "glue .. the egg hal"cs togc-thcT with
frosting.
Wntea hohda} messa1c ordttoratc~ \\Ith frosttngand 'Olla~ -treats for
the day that ta tc a good a the) look.
SOLID MILlt CHOCOLATE EGGS
l 11 'l-oaace pacb1e ( t Clips) milk ~latt morsels
t musarta1 tablespooes ve1eta It skrttalq
1 tm,ty Styrofoam ti&~-·
Vutlla ru4y te spread frostta1
Combine m1lkchocolatc monclsand 'CSCtable shortentnaovcr hot(not
bo1hn&)water munt1I moncl mcltand m1Aturc1 'imootb Remove from
heat. k~p o'er bot water
Pourinto 121ndl\1dual cups 1n cg canon C"h1ll I hour or unul firm . Pttl
off cg canon
Seal 2l" hah.csto ether with frosttna to form wholcqs, IXcotatc
ch<Xolatrcu-. "''h fro-.ttnp. p1J)C'd throu&h (X) .. tr"\ tube. 1fdn1~. Ma1'.cs6
<"horolatteu
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ca Otenge c~ DAILY PllOT/WednMdey, Apttt 11, 1984
INEXPENSIVE F O OD TASTY
As we struggle w11h our in come tax returns. few would
disagree w1 1h poel T. S. Ehol who wrote that April is the
crJelest month .
And 1f that's not enough of a bite. the efT<.'cts of an
extremely hari.h winter are showrng up at the supermarket
1n the form of higher pnces. Together. they pinch the food
budget.
Howe' er. a good tasting. nutnt1ous dish doesn't ha'e
to be e)l,pens1ve Complex carbohydrates such as veg-
el<tbles. pasta and bread!> are s11ll $Ood bu)s and when
combined with small amounts of higher priced meats or
fish add up to delicious. nourishing meals. Here are three
examples of such 1magina11ve and economical main
dishes.
Few foodo; are as sausfying as a gooey pizza and
Cheesy Clam Pi zza 1s an innovative variation of this
popular dish. Bagels Benedict are inventive and uncom-
monly good tasting. and stretching one pound of ground
beef into five ample servings 1s Beef} Pasta Casserole.
CHEESY CLAM PIZZA
loaf froien bread or plua dougb. thawed
l can (8 I,\ 01111cu1 chopped clam•
l large clove garlic, minced
1 can ( 10 l,'J ounce.) cooden1ed cream of celery soup
a., cup (% ounces) shredded mozzarella cbeese
% tablespoons grated Parmesan cbeese
% tablespoons chopped parsley
P;eheat o\ l'n lo 400 dcgn.•cs < >n floured board. roll
out dough to I J-inch cirtk or 15 ' lll-1m.h rertangle Fold
dough 1n10 quartas. hfl on to 13-inch round p111a pan or
IS:.. 10-rnchJcll~ roll pan and unfold Pinthcdgcsofdough
to form nm "'K·t <1'>1dc
Drain dam'> re.,cr' ing hqu1d In I-quart saucepan
o'er high heat bml clam liquid and g;irllt about 2 minutes
until liquid 1<, rcduted h' halt ~tir in )Oup. Spread soup
m1)1.ture o'er p111a dough ~pnnklc 'Allh clams. cheeses
and par\lc~
Rake :!S minute'> or until t ru\I "hrnwned. Makes I
p111a or h \hll''>
BAGE~ BENEDICT
% table1pooa1 b•tter or marsartae ·
1 o..~u:: rM pepper, finely cMpped
1 medlam lrttD pepper, fi.Dely ci.Opped
1 medl1m Ollloa, flaely cMpped
1 medl1m clove sarllc, mJDced
'-4 tea1pooa dried wbole tbyme
% tablHpooDI dry lkn')'
1 ce"! : 1'"'-MDCff) coadea1ed cream of ~ckea IOIP
1 cap cooke4, cllced cklckea
1,'J cap milk
4 bagel1, 1p1Jt
4 poacbed eus
Fre11tly groud pepper
In I 0-inch skillet. over medium heat. in hot butter,
cook peppers and onion with garlic and thyme until tender.
Add sherry: heat I minute. Stir in soup, chicken and milk;
heat. sttmng occas1onally.
To se rve. place bottom half of each bagel on each of 4
plates. Spoon chicken sauce evenl y over each bagel. Top
\•'•th poached egg; sprinkle with pepper. Serve with top half
o bagel. Makes 4 servings.
BEEFY PAST A CASSEROLE
1 polLDd IJ'OUDd beef
1 can ( 1034 oucet) coadea1ed solden masbroom soup
I cap (8 oucet) ricotta cllieue
1 egg, beaten
1 tablespoon chopped par1ley
4 cups cooked, drained splnac b fettucinl (6 oances dry)
1 jar I 1 S 'ill ouces) marinara sauce
% tablupoons grated Parmesan cheese
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In 10-inch skillet over
medium heat . cook beef until browned· d rain ofTfa t. Sur in
!>Oup. In large bowl. blend together rirotta chec'iC. egg and
parsley. Toss with fcttucin1 and meat m1Jr.turc.
Spoon half of mixture in to :!111-quan greased
casserole (over wi th hal f ol marinara sauce. la}'er
remaining fettucin1 mixture and marinara sauce. Sprinkle
top with Parmesan cheese. Bake lO minute$. Makes 1 cups
o r 5 sen 1ng'>
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Nt·w Zl'.1land Lunh . . .
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Favor
added
by prunes
Nothina could be more
traditional for E11ter
momina than hot crou
bum, a.enckr and f'nsraot
and marked with a supr c:rou. And notbina could
be more deticiod than tru•
Supr Pham yenion, with
cb()pped pnmes 1eattered
throuahout the 1'1l!eet
douah for moi1tnct1 and
fruity ftavor.
California prunes add
more than aood Wte to hot
cross buns. They con-
tribute iron, potassium,
fibet and other nutrients to
act your Easter breakfast
off to a aood start.
Hot Cross buns were c:UJto.macily __ haic.d on
Good Friday as a symbol of
the crucifixion. For conve-
nien~ you may want to
bake yours in advance. Just
cool and freeze the buns,
wrapped airtight in foil. Do
not add the ieang just yet.
On Easter morning. thaw
a nd reheat the buns. cov-
ered lightly with foil,..1nfta
350-dcgree oven for about 10 minutes. Allow them to
cool somewhat before add-
ing the icing crosses. If lhe
buns are too hot1 the ici ng
will melt.
SUGAR PLUM HOT
CR~BUNS • to'"" Ctlpt noar ~ c11p1apr
i,; &ealpooD salt
% teaspooa1 n1tme1
% packases acUve dry
yeast
1 Clp mlJk
YJ c•p water
1,'J c1p batter or marpr-
loe
%egs
1 cap (about I ounces)
cbopped pitted pnae1
Beakn eg, for Jiau
Jc1D1, recipe follows
rn large mixfog bowf
combine 11/J cups of the
flour, the sugar. salt,
nutmeg and yeast. In
saucepan. combine milk.
water and butter. Heat to
120 to 130 degrees. Grad-
ually add warmed liquids
to d ry ingredients Beat
'A tth electric m 1xe r on me-
d 1u m ~peed 2 minutes.
Add eggs and '/4 cup mort'
of the flour. Beat on high ·
speed 2 minutes. S11r in
prunes and enough of the
remai ning flour to make a
soft dough.
Knead o n fl oured board
until dough 1s smooth and
elastic. 8 to 10 minutes.
using add111onal flo ur a!I
needed to prevent dough
from slicking. Place in
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Sqar plum hot crou buna, dotted with tan(Y prunea, are an Euter
tradition.
greased bowl. turning o nn•
Cover with a towel: let
ri~ in warm place until
doubled in bulk. about I 111
to 2 hoUI'i. Punch down:
d1v1de dough into 12 equal
portions and shape each
into a ball. Place we ll apart
on greased baking sheets.
Cover: let ri se unt il
doubled, 30 to 45 minutes.
Brush wi th beaten egg: bake
in 375-degree O\ en 20 to 25
minutes until golden.
Cover with foil as needed to
prevent ovcrbrown1ng
l ool. Dri zzle Icing over
each bun to form a cross.
Makes I dozen large buns.
lcrng: In a small bowl
blend ''1 cup powdered
sugar. s1ficd. with I table-
o;poon lemon Juice until
smooth. .,
NOW THI QUICKER·
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THAHEVIR!
New Bounty is
tough enough to
scrub with.
Tough enough
to stand up to
your cleanser.
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than any other
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fruit for spicy
spring repast
Nothing captures the essence of spring quite as well as
fresh fruit. And tbere 1s no better time of year to prepare a da~ing Spicy Brandied Frun dish to accompan y your
main course.
. C~n,ibine fresh fru its -&{>pies. pears and oranges -
wtth ra1S1ns ~nd o~herdncd fruits. Stew t~em in a bubbling
sauce of CaJ1forn1a brandy and orange JUiee. Spice them
~ith curry. cinnamon and gin.er, then s~ecten with just a
little brown sugar. The result 1s ambrosia; hot. spicy and
fragrant.
Try the stewed fru it over California brandy lamb to
surprise-family and f ricnds. For an added treat, flam be the
dish by basting the lamb in a festive sauce of wine and
brandy until the sauce bubbles and light with a match.
The Brandied Lamb and Brandied Fruits make a
deliciously fragrant dish.
Serve with a Brandy Apple -made with apple juice
and economical California brandy.
SPICY BRANDIED FRUIT
Z tablespooa1 brown 111ar
1 ~ tealpOOlll et1rry powder
•;. tea1pooa chuaamoa
1 tablespoon b•Uer
•/4 cap eacll California brandy aad oran1e jaJce
1 •pple, 1Uced
1 par, peeled, 1llced
1 oru1e, peeled, 1llc~
1 8-ouce pacb1e dried mixed fralt
~ CllP ral1la1
4 claumoa 1llckl
I tablespooa mlaeflt cucUed Jla1er
Heat sugar and spices an butter, stir in brandy and
orange juice. Hea l unttl slightly thickened; pour over fruit
in baking dish. Stir 1n cinnamon sticks and candied ginger.
Bake at 350 degrees fo r 25 minutes. Serve with roast lamb.
beef or pork. Makc'I 6 lo 8 servings.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY LAMB
1 leg of lamb, about 5 pound•
Butter, sail and pepper
8 unpeeled cloves of garlic
I bottle of dry wbUe wine
1/4 cup California brandy
Trim all fat from th e leg oflamb. Rub the roast all over
with butter, salt and pepper. Into a medium size roasting
pan. put garlic. wine and brandy.
Place the leg of lamb on a rack and set 1t in the pan.
Pierce th e meat a number of times with a fork . Roast in a
325-degree oven. basting the lamb with the dnppings every
20 minutes. When the meat thermometer registers "lamb
done" or 180 degrees. the meat is ready. Serve sauce in a
gra v)' boat.
THE BRANDY APPLE
% ouncH California brandy
Hot apple juice
Sprinkle of cinnamon
Pour brandy and apple Juice into small liqueur gJas.s
and sprinkle with cinnamon. Makes one drink.
SPICY FARE ...
From Cl
% egg1, Uptly beaten
6 table1poon1 plcante 1auce
•14 cup butter or margarine, melted and cooled
Comt)lne fl our. cornmeal. I 1king powder. baking
soda a nd salt in large bowl. Add buttermilk. eggs. picante
sauce and butter. Stir just until ingredients are blended.
Pour into well greased 8-inch square baking pan. Bake at
425 degree~ for 25 to 30 minutes or unlll golden brown.
Make'I 6 to 8 serving-s.
SAN ANTONIO-STYLE MIGAS
t tabletpooDI butter or margarine
8 eu•. •ll&tltly beaten
4 to I OHCH 1laarp Cbeddar cheete, c•t lato ~-lDch
ca bet
1 up mlld plcaDte saace
I cap coanely cra1hed tortilla cl1lp1 or corn cldpt
I rlpe avocado, peeled, 1eeded aad 1llced (optloaal)
Melt butter in 10.mch skillet over medium heat.
Combine eggs. cheese and 2 tablespoons of the picantc
sauce in medium bowl; mix well. Add to skillet. Cook.
stirring freque ntly. until eggs are sof\ set (cheese may not
melt completely). Stir in tortilla chips. Heat remaining
picante sauce; serve with eag mixture. Top with avocado
slices. 1f desired. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
HUEVOS RANCHEROS
I up plcute 1aace
1 lar1etomato,caio~d lea• Bitter or mar1artne
4 con tortm ... warmed
Heat p1cante sauce with tomato in small saucepan.
Fry cas sunnys1de uJ' in butter Place two cus on each
tortilla: top with sauce. Makes 4 scrv1nas.
'Stuff' your roast
1 o make a roast extra spcc1al, try "4'tufTma" 1t W1th a
m1itturt of acvcral cloves of chopped prhc, herbs (fresh or
dry basil. thyme and orepno) and a little salt.
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Cultivate a taste :for artichokes
Cuh1vnttd over the ccn·
tur1e1 as a delicacy.
an.ichokcs, an peak upply
through Ma)'. offers l.ln·
paralleled ta te
lf you're not acquainted
with 1n1chokt cookery.
here are the basics. R1nst
the anichokes 1n cold water
and cut ofT terns cloSt> 10
the base. Remove any
small. loose or discolored
leaves at the bottom.
Trim about one mch
from the tup of the
anichokc:-and snip the
thorn) llp<i. if desired, from
arllchokc lc:n cs using
kitchen shears To pre' cnt
cut an1chokc from dark-
ening. rub the cut surfaces
wuh fresh lemon or lime
Then \lmmer. covered.
in boiling ~atcr. using
s1a1n1e.,, <il+'t'I cnamd or
copper loO k\.\J rt•
( luminum Jnd l'9\t-iron
will d1'M.olor an1t hokl'".. .ind
alter thl' Ila' or J ) uu ma)
want to lla'or tht' U)()ktng
wate1 \.\Ith frt·\h lt-mon or
hmt• Jll ll l', garhl or or
ega no < 011 k a ntt hoke'
about '" 111 -'" m1nutn until ;i Ind n.111 he pulll·d
out ea,11\
l:.at1ng ;in an1t hoke I'> a
savoring e~pcnenn.'. ~tnp
the lea ve' from the globt·
and dip tht• meat) l'nd into
your fa\ontt' 'auu• Dra""
the fle\h~ portion through
your teeth tu en1m that
delicate a1 tit hokl· that m'
After }OU.H' cnJmed the
leaves. pull a""a' the
lighter. innn lea\C\ and
~crape out lhl' fuu>
"choke .. l 'ndernea1h lies
the tender an1< hoke bot-
tom. C-u1 in10 piece<, and
dip tht•m into the sautl' 3'>
well.
Stuffed an1t hoke~ an: a
manclou'i matn cour'e or
side dish and art· at iuall~
quite eas} to pn·pare
Leave\ ofa wholl' artichoke
are s1mpl) prc'>'il'd out\.\ard
10 form an oix·n1ng
elcpnl but simple salad or
wh ole mar inated
artichokes. Allow one
artichoke per serv1 na.
Cook. drain. then open the
center to remove the inner
leaves and fuzzy "choke".
Marinate the whol,.
an1chokes jn· a viniasrenc
salad dressing for about 30
minutes. Then drain and
place onto ttrving .Plates.
Fill the center of each
artichoke w11h more dress-
ing for d1pp1ng leaves.
Remember to select
com pact. fresh-looking
artichokes which f~l heavy
for their saze. Keep them
cold and humid and use
w11hm a few days of
purchase.
CREAM OF ARTICHOKE
SOUP
3 large !rJ!~boket
2 caps cbicken stock
•,cup cbopped onion
2 tablet poons fTe1b
lemon or lime Julee
• • teaspoon dried thyme
I cup light cream
Ground black or wlllte
pepper
Lemon slices for gar-
nish
Cut off stem close to base
ofanichokes. Remove and
discard tough lower leaves.
Cut artichokes lengthwise
into quarters. Remove and
discard choke and purple
leaves.
lemon slices. Makes 4 1er·
VinJS.
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14 c•p 1rated Parme1U
clleese
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Cut off stems from
artichokes. Peel, chop and
stt aside. W11h scissors, cut
off tips of leaves. Pull on
tough outside leaves
around the base of each
artichoke and discard.
Carefully open center
leeve-s. tum the an1C'hokc
over on a board and press
down firmly al the base to
spread leaves open. Tum
artichoke right side up '11d
pull out yellow leaves from
the center.
With a spoon. ~rape ou1
and discard fuzzy and
prickl y ponion from the
In a 'large saucepot or
kettle combtne the quar-
tered artichokes. chicken
stock. onion. lemon or ltme
Juice and thyme. Bnng to
boiling. reduce heat a"nd -
simmer covered. about 30
minutes or until artichokes
are tender.
Remove from heat. Re-
mo\.e artichokes and set
hqu1d aside. Stnp lea ves
lrom artichokes and scrape
nesh from them using a
'>poon Dice the artichoke
bonom ...
ccn~r.
Set anicbolcC"S aside. In a
larae skillet, melt the bu.t·
tc'j add onion and reserved
aruchoke stems. Sau~ over
low beat until tef)dct. Add
dill, lemon or hmc jwce
and salt. Stir in Parmesan
cheese.
Place 1/4 cup fillinf in the
center of each artichoke.
Place artichoke in deep
casserole. pour the water
around them. Cover and
bake in 37S dqree oven 4S
minutes. Makes 4 servings.
ARTICHOKES WITH FRESH TOMATO SAUCE
4 medJ•m ard~okes
l lemoa or lime, 1Uced
l "' teaapOOH Hit, dJvt•ed
% &Ule1pooa1 oUve oll
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4 mt41un 1omacoe1,
peeled, cllopped (about
3 cups)
''• cup chopped fresh
parsley
% tablespoons fresbly
squeezed lemon or lime
juice
~ teaspoon dried baall,
Inner vdlow lea ve~ and
lhc lu1i' "l'hoh"' arc
'>Cooix·d out then cook 1he
art1thokl· J' u~ual Drain
a ntl Ii II ""ti h a ulOkt:d ml'U t.
t hlT'l' <.ca I nod or 'cg-
l'l<.1 hk n11\tUrl' .:ind ha l..t'
until hl'atl'd through
~ hl·n \ou're planning a
dinnn part\ '>erH· an
In a blender. food pro-
c~or or food m11l. com-
b1m· the artichoke nesh and
botto ms. reserved liquid
and the cream. Puree the
m "turc until smooth.
">ea!>on v. 1th pepper to
1ai.tc. Transfer to covered
<..onta1ner. Refrigerate
O\crn1ght Serve warm or
chilled. Garnish wuh 1h1n
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Rinse artichokes in cold
water. With sharp knife,
cut I-inch off each top.
Trim stem close to base.
Remove aoy loose or dis-
colored leaves around the
bonom. Remove sharp leaf
tips with 1ei1sors.
In a larae saucepan or
kettle, bring 2 inches water
to boiling; add lemon or
time slices. I tealpoon salt
and anichokes. Cover and
simmer about 30 minutes,
until a leaf is removed
easily from the hue. Re-
move anichokes from ket-
tle, tum upside down to
drain.
In a large skillet, heat oil:
saute onion and garlic until
son. S.tu in iomatoes.
parsley. lemon or lime
Juice. basal. rosemary and
remaining 111 teaspoon salt.
Simmer over low heat I 5
minutes. st irring oc-
c as 1 o n a II y. Place
artic hokes on serving plat-
ter. Spoon tomato sauce
around anichokes. Makes
4 servings.
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Homey dessert adopted
byrtner restauran_t..;;;_s ___ _
Surpnscd to find nee puddina nntled amona the
White chocolate mousse and poached pear on tho dessen menu?
Dont't be. Ch1caao's Drake Hotel is known for its
creamy rice pudding. and trend-setting Los Angeles
restaurants nave adopted this homey dcssen with great
success. The new star of the d~ssen can however. more
than ~cservcs th~ elitist status that has been bestowed upon at.
Today's rice pudding fhturcs much more than Lhc
You'll alwaYJ have cooked rice on hand for
impromptu deuen maJuna if you make it a poun to cook
an t~tra c.uP ef rice ~never it ls on the menu. After
cook1na. 11m~y remove ll from a saucepan. cool sJiahtly
('OVtt and ref'riaeratt.
When ready to Pf'tJ>llrt, combine the cold cooked nee
with half-.nd·half, ee&1 •nd maple syrup. A hot wattr bath
{• bekina pan filled with a small amount of water) helps
1n1ulate the puddina durina bakina to ensure a smooth and
creamy texture.
Maple syrup sweetens the pudding and reappean in
the delectable maple walnut sauce. Surprise auesu by
servina the· warm sauce over chilled puddlna. The
temperature and texture contrasts arc an unexpectea
<kliaht. tditional milk, eus. sugar, rice and a sprinkling or two of
nQamon. Macadamia nuts. bittersweet chocolate,
ached fruits, dates, coconut. coffee, liqueurs, maple t p, ~anut brittle and pumpkin shatc the SlaJe.
Whipped cream or prepared vanilla puddina may
place the usual custard. Sauces. creamy or fruited, often
*company the pudding. And a cold u~dd~i!.!Jn....,Jl.IM,ll-......__ ~ed..wlth warm sa~ct""Versa·.
The Oavors of the 1rad1t1onal ris a l'amandc are
ca_Ptured in the soph1st1cated yet s1mplt' to prepare Danish R 1~ Dream To save time. prepare the crimson sauce
'4'h1le the nee cooks. Both will then h"ve ample time to· C:h11l.
DANISH DllEAM RICE I~ eept waaer
1 ee, eeavene4 rtce
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ltNllllllaMlt -
1 ,.aqe (11 oaces) froiea 1wee&eaH raipbentes,
Just before scn,ing fold the whipped topping. almond
extract and toasted slivered almonds into the rice. Spoon •~to elegant wine glasses and top with the Kirsch-laced raspberry sauce.
Equall> dd1c1ous Maple Walnul Rice Custard also stan~ with rnoked ~ir1•
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•;, cea1pooa almOIMI extract
Bring water to a boil in medium saucepan. Stir in rice,
sugar. butter and salt. Cover tightly and simmer 11ntil all
water is absorbed. about 30 minutes. Transfer to large
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bowl. ~tr and chill 1evmJ hours.
•• Whale t~ riC:e coots, draan raspberries, rettrTiftt
liquid. Blend coruwch and 2 tablal)OOns of &be
raspberry liquid an small sauctJ)lln. Add remaini1111 ~~ liquid and Kl~h. Cook over medium heat.
aumna con1tantly, unhl thickened and clear. Gently atir in
raspbtmn. Cover and chill.
Just before scrvina. fold whipped toppil'\J. almonds
and almond extract into rice. Top with ratpberj aauu.
Makes 8 wrvinas.
MAPLE WALNUT RICE CUSTARD teua,1tea• 1~ cw,.llalf· ... -MU 1 c., .. ,...nav.,.. ,,,.,
1 ~ ~ eeeU4 ce.•...._, rice
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Combine egp, half-and-half and Yi cup of the mapk
syrup in bowl: mix well~tir in ri~. P2ul'....int.o.~eancrote:-1'ta~role 11fb8 na pan ftlled with I ·ancb hot water.
Bau at JSO dqrces about I hour and IS minutes or
unril knife inscned near center comes out clean. Stir Mee
after M ml9•tet of ba~. Remove pudding from oven.
Cool. on rack. Serve puddma warm or chilltd with maple topping.
Maple TopplD1: Combine remaining 1/2 cup syrup and
butter in small sauceJ?ln. Cook over moderate heat.
stirrini constantly, until mixture comes to a boil. Reduce
heat. Simmer 2 minuses. stirring constantly, Remove from
heat. Stir in walnuts. Serve warm sauce over rice custard.
Makes 6 servings.
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featu rioa the wines of
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of Wine Lnvestiption for Novices and Oenophiles
(WINO) to produce an aJl-Sonoma feast that will linger
long and well in the memory of those in attendance.
Madrooa Manor has a reputation for usina local
ingredients. including vegetables and herbs from the
restaurant's own garden. So it was really not a major
challenge forChcfTodd Muir. It iswhatbcdoeseveryday.
Three Sonoma sparkling wines were served fint as a
stand-up aperitif along with an assortment of salmon
smoked nMadrona. smc>ked Sono~. to from
Madrona, oiusaeamy jack from Sonoma Chee9c FIC\Ory,
Ro•ct NoirCalifomaa Bric and a wonderfulptcbccK,
fromaae blanc, from California Chevre, lhe local company
with tflc national reputation for a<>&t chefte.
Piper Sonoma Brut and Chateau SL Jean Brut have
both been reviewed here recently, but AJdJer Fels Melange
a Deux. a unique sparkler made from Rics!ing and
Gewurztramincr deserves some comment.
If you're into traditional champagne flavors.. forget
this one. Jt is anything but traduional. The intense vanetal
Oavors of this wine malCe definitely for retTeshmcnt or
aperitif. not as a companion for food. It has just a b11 of
sweetening and should appeal to a wide audience.
With steamed oysters on the half shell, a tno of
Sonoma Chardonnays. My fa vorite this evening was
Deloach 1982 for it superior balance. light and delicate
structure, yet fully Oavored and nicely oaked character.
Oreat food wine.
Alexander Valley 1982 had its share of fans. for its
greater intensity ofOavor. very cnsp acids and a bounty of
oak. M> only problem wtth 1t-wff a sttght-awarencu-of
alcohol.
The wme that ma)' tum out to be best of aJI. g.i ven
sufficient bottle age, 1s White Oak Vineyard 1982. The
bouquet 1s virtual perfume of vanilla. with intense but
closed-in Oavors hiding behind a very tlght structure. The
wme 1s hard now. but a year or two 10 the bottle couJd yield
greatness.
It should be obvious from the previous mention of
several smoked foods that Madrona Manor has its own
smolung ~u1pment which 1t uses well and frequently.
Smoked chicken breast on a bed of endive wtth walnuts
and vinaigrette was a highlight 6f the evening for me.
Sauv1gnon Blanc was the wmc.
Ory Creek 1982 1s the lond of Fume Blanc that wins
wine tastings. It 1s immediately identifiable as to variety
for Its intense grass1ness. The wine has a good acid
ba ckbone that allows It to fini sh cnsp and refreshing.
Dom a me Launer 1982 au qgnon Blanc 1s more
de)1cate. less intense and the grassincss 1s greatly subdued
Plca!>llnt. and easier to drink in u s )'Outh .
Preston 1982 Sauv1gnon Blanc 1s a style all of ns own.
It 1s herbaceous w11h a cap1 tal .. H :· but with 'cry forward
fruit that makes for a much different 1mpress1on than 1s
rccc1ved from the Drv Creek. You'll s1mpl~ have to try the
two s1de·by-s1dc to understand what J mean,
With fresh. o"en roasted Sonoma Count\ wild boar
w11h sweet potato puree. came a \\hole pcnpoum of
Sonoma red wines. 1nclud1ng tw o Merlots. t""o Plnot
No1rs. a Cabtmet and a Cabernet blend I liked C'' cry wine
1n the 01ght. but must admit that one panicular w me reall)
kntx·kcd me: out
Da,1s B\num 19~0 "Rt'<.en e" Pmot No1r was the
wine I frll 1n love \\ 1th. and naturall~ the ""'"Cf) 1 sold ouL
You ma' still find 11 in the r.:ta1I trade. It 1s simply one of
the best Sono ma P1 nots l'\C eHr tasted,
The bouquet 1s that of a fading rose. that conccntra-
llon of pt•rfumc lhat IS prc~nl when )"OU take a final Sniff
from a rose that will be gone h) tomorrow morning.
Add a few note~ of c;p1ce and you have it exactly. The
fla..,ors arc 1ntcnsd~ 'anctal. vcf1 compk~, There 1s 1
definite vanctal statement and a "swcettsh'" 1mpress1on 1n
the aOcnastc tha11s rcm1n1sccnt of Burgundy
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-~k a new ltfcst\le -not a temporal') "fiJI ••
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provam of pla' at 11\lllt'S of the aerobic-t) I)(. each month
m<"rcas1n the amount of da11\ aci1' 1t'
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w11h
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calonC\
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with )OUf medical ed\1~r. pant<'ularl) 1fyou suffer from
card10,ascular. lun or onhoptd1c problem
II of the spcakcn rtcd that b ldd1na rcsular
eurc11t to our d ti\' live . wt can be ~ncr. bnlthttr. fttl
brtter ph> 1cally and f)'yt:holottt•;all> and can •~tually ~•
more They abo llf"Cd that Amen n11 need to consumt'
morr fihct·nth food\ aAd 1 s fat and '""Pr.
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MtikeyouroWn marshmaliow bunnies, ehic
B1CECILY
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Some years aao a home
economist friend of mine d~vrloPCd an easy method
for makina marshmallows
at home. She used an
electric mixer for the Iona
beatlna needed for this caiidy.
Before that, a cook had to
have a pretty strong arm
and Jots of time to whip the:
rn&nhmallow mixture by
hand. Since my friend's
innovation, cooks have
varied the basic ingre-
dients, but they have used
the mixer to beat
marshmallows -so pure
and delectable when made
at home -with case.
When recently we tried
the electric mixer method.
mr1rad an amustng ~&
Why not cut the pan of
marshmallow into Easter
shapes. using metal chick
and bunn> shape cookie
cutters? Then we decorated
the marshmallow chicks
and bunnies appropnatcl}
with colored Decorators'
Frosting. We hope. if you
try this Easter sweet, it will
be as popular at your house
as it was at ours.
MARSHMALLOW
CHICKS
AND BUNNIES
~ cup cold water
! envelopes unflavored
&elatlD
~cap so1ar
1 cap llglat corn synp
l ~ teaspoons vanilla
Confectioners' sagar
Decorators' FroUlng,
recipe follows
Line the bottom 'of a 13
by 9 by 2-inch (across the
top) baking pan with wax
Spring
catches
reeled in
Seafood is important m
April for two import.ant
reliaious holidays. Easter
and Passover. as well as the
beginning of the spnng
catches m man) areas.
Apri l con tinues the
~nten season. chmaxmg
with Good Friday on April
20, which is the most
widely observed meatless
day of the religious calen-
dar.
In Jewish homes,
Passover 1s the t1"3ditional
time for gefiltc fish . a
comb1nauon of assoned
JfOUnd fish . shaped into
individual balls or dump-
lings and cooked 1n a
seasoned broth and ·served
either cold or at room
temperature.
As winter loses Its icy
gn p on the nation's water-
ways. spring catches will
begin and boats are able to
go out on a regular basis.
More selection and greater
quantities will be available
and the pnces will drop.
says Birney Lantz. presi-
dent of the California F1sh-
encs Association.
On the Paci fic Coast,
Pacific snapper. petrale
sole. English sole, Dover
sole, flounder. rex sole,
sable fish, ling cod and true
cod should be available m
good quantity.
Across the continent on
the eastern seaboard. if
weather permits, there
should be monk fish . scrod,
Eastern Fluke. tile fish.
mussels, clams. oysters. sea
and bay scallops and la ve
Maine lobster. Also from
Florida 1s red snapper and
mullet.
From the Great Lakes. 1f
the worst freeze in 30 years
thaws. there will be plcnt)
of white fish and yellow
pike. Even 1f not. there 1s
some fresh water white fi sh
and pike available ·from
Canada. Farm raised trout
and catfish from Idaho
should be rea sonabl y
priced.
Exports from New Zea-
land of sea bass. ora nge
roughy. and John Dory. as
well as salmon from Nor-
wax will also be in.
If weather warms. Apnl
can be a time for good
variety and availability of
fresh fish and lower pnccs
for consumers. for the hol-
idays nad the remainder of
spnng, Lantz states.
Dills sweetened
Our new version cuts the
supr.
SWEET DILLS
U -oance jar dill
&berklDI
~cap sapr .
'4 to YI te11poon dried
red pepper nuea
Drain pickles, dbc:ard1ng
liquid and any spice. hCt'
pickle" cros wise about
V•·inch thick. Layer in a
shallow ref ngrrator con-
tainer. s.pnnlchna la)'cn
with supr and pepper
nalcc . Cover tiahtly and
refriaeratel sumna ltaJ1tly occa,1ona ly, until th<"
•uaar ltqu1fle~ -n1ay t.akc
ovcmiaht or tonier. ~rvc
drtined and ch1lkd.
paper. Li&htly arcasc paper.
Pour the water mto a
2-quan ucepan. Sprinkle
the selaun over the water
and let stand to 5Q0tn -
about S minutes. Stl.I' con·
itntly pvcr low beat u.otil
the gelatin dtssolves -
about 3 minutes.
Add the suaar and com
syrup: stirring constantly.
cook until the suaar is
dissolved -about J
minute. Off heat, stir in the
vanilla. rn the lafle bowl or an
electric mixer, at hij,h
speed, belt lb& 1tla11n m(x.
ture until it thick.cna and ia
a son marshmallow con·
sistency -about S
minutes. Turn into the
prepared pan. With a
liahtly buttered spaUlla,
spttad evenly. Let at.and.
uncovered, at room
temperature to dry for 8 to
12 hours.
Heavily dust a cuttin'
board with confectioners
1u1ar. Turn out
marshmallow mixture
onto it. CarefuUy pttl of'f
waxpepcr.
Oreate 2-iftth metal bunny and chick cookae
cutters-do not use Plastic
Cullen. Leavi"I V..anch ~
tween each, cut out supn.
Dust top and sicks of ~hapes WJth con(ectionm'
i.upr.
Fit a pastry bag with a
plain decorating tip (No. 3).
FilJ the baa one .. half full
with Deconton' rroatiq.
Pipe 1lon1 top outer cdatt.
OULlin1n& Chicks with ¥Cl· low and bunnies with p•nk
ftMtina. Use blue for eyes. ut dry at leaSl S minutts.
Wrap separately ln wu
paPt:r or saran and store in a tt&htly'covcred container.
Mak.es about 18.
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c.am of wur. Al hiah
Jpeed, beat for I minutn.
Keep f'rottiQ& covemi
with a damp peJ>er towel.
Place about 'h oflhe Frost·
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America'i, fascination
with forcian cuisine S«m
cndJe • The statestdc chef
h.avina long since descncd
1uch commonplace fare a~
pot roast and duchcs pounocs, has now seen the
trend for c>.ollc' fare tum
-.hi into the quiche of the
'80s.
pu y" and the upcomma
min1-1enc • ..The Far
Pavilions" ~ruch prcm1cn
on the HBO unday. April
22.
best-seller of the same
name. provide~ a case m
point.
impishly nicknamed the
local ch icken dis h
"Chicken Aruuh" an honor
of the character lrvlll&
portrays 1n the epic
m1na-scric .
dishes as well. The recipes
follow.
I teHpoM tarmtr1c l te11pot1
I tea1pooa 1ro•JMt cor· maula
1aram,, and im1cr lo the oil re-
maining in lhc skillet aftd.
stinina constantly. fry for 1
or 8 minute • or until the
onions are soft and golden
brown.
ttPasta makers have re·
placed woks in the kitchen
cabinet. and the api?Ctite
for exotic foods con1mue~
l1DW that there's renewed
facination with India.
spurred by such .·eccnt
flt ovies as "Gandhi."
.. Heat and Dust." "Octo·
Everyone from James
8ond to Jacqueline Ken-
ned) Onas 1s has made the
trt'k to the land of the TQJ
Mahal. As tra' elcrs return
to Amenca. they bnng wuh
them a taste for thi.> savory
curries and soothing }Ogurt
dips that ~rve as a basis for
much of India's food.
The recent on-location
shooting of ... The Far
Pavilions" adapted from
M.M. Ka ye's international
For stat) Ben Cross and
Amy Irving. who ponray
lovers caught in the
crossfire of the Second
Afghan War. the fllming
provided an introduction
to the culture and cuisine or
a land the)' had never
visited.
Apprehrnsive at first. the
pair soon grew fond of such
local fare as tandoori
chicken (fowl roasted m
clay pots with spices) and
spiced leg of lamb. By the
end of filming. Cross had
The secret of Indian
cooking as spice Mo t
dishes arc made with
elaborate combinations of
freshly ground seasonings
called masalas. One of the
most common is garam
masala. a dncd, ground
~cc mixture.
~'it is a key ingrcdicnJ in
Chicken Aruuli and may be
used to enhance the navor
of other fish and poultry
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Reduce the heat to low.
add the cumin, turmeric,
around coriander. red pep-
per. fennel and I table·
spoon of the water. and.
stimng constantly. fry for a
minute or so.
Stir in the lomatoes. I
tablespoon of the fresh
conandcr. the yogurt and
the remaining teaspoon of
salt.
Increase the heat to mod-
erate and add the chicken
and any juices that have
accumulated in the plait.
Pour in the remajning
water. Bring to a boil,
-meanwhtf.e-turning the
chicken about in the sauce
to coat the pieces evenly.
Sprinkle the top with the
garam masala and the re-
maining tablespoon of
fresh coriander. reduce the
heat to lo". cover tightly
and simmer for 20 minutes
or unul the chicken is
tender but not falling apan.
To serve. arrange the
chicken attractively on · a
heated platter, pour tht
sauce remaining in '\he
skillet over it and sprinklc
with the lemon juice. Ser-
ves 4 to 6.
GARAM MASALA
(Groud Spice MllEtDre)
S tbree-iocb pieces clo-
oamoo stick
1 cup wltole cardamom
pods, preferably green
cardamoms
"' cup wbole cloves
'i'I cop wbole camlD
1«41
''• cup wbole corlaader
seeds
9" cup wbole black pep·
percorns
Preheat the oven to 200
degrees. Spread the ci n-
namon. cardamom. cloves.
cumin. coriander and pep-
percorns in one layer in a
large shallow roasting pan.
Roasl on the bottom shelf
of the oven for 30 minutes.
starring and tummg the
mixture two or thrtt times
with a large spoon. Do not
let the spices brown.
Break o pen the
cardamom pods between
)Our fingers or pla~ them
one at a ti me on a flat
surface and press down on
the pod with the ball of
\Ourthumb to snap 1t open.
Pull the pod away from thc-
seeds inside and discard at .
Set the seeds aside.
Place the roasted cin-
namon sticks between the
two layers of a folded linen
towel and pound them with
n rolling prn or a kitchen
mallet until they arc fine!')
crushed.
Combine the cardamom
seeds. crushed cinnamon.
clo' es. cum an seeds. cor-
iander seeds and the pep-
percorns m a small pan or
bowl and stirthem toJether
unlll they are well mixed.
<1rind the spices a cup or
so at a time by pouring
them into the jar of an
clectnc blender and blcnd-
in~ at high speed for 2 or 3
minutes. until they are
completely pulveri1ed and
tx-come a smooth powder.
If the machine clogs and
stops. turn at ofT. star the
spaces once or twice. then
continue blending. As each
cupful of spices is ground.
transfer it to a jar or bottle
with a tightly fitting hd.
Makes about 11 ·2 cups.
Garam masala may be
stored at room temperature
in an aanight cont ainer and
will retain its full navor for
Sor 6 months
Se-.daa
yourtiest
recipes
tf y.ou 've tMNl1 .,.Joying
our Cook-of-th•·WHk
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Look in pantry for soup ftxin' _._
Fresh soup can provide a s1mple answer for
a nouri hina lunch. of\cn usina 1n~ients that
are readily available.
Com C'urry Chowder incorpQrates cream
style canned corn with fresh , aromatic veg.
etables, while Make-Ahead Oarden Soup uses
canned stewed tomatoes. peas and green beans
IS the mljor VCSCtablcs.
CORN CURRY CHOWDER
~ e11p dleppH •loa
'4 c•p dMpped carrot
~ Np~ r:.tato ~ c., aUa4 ce ery
1 clove prlle, ma.ced
1 tea.,... carry powder
14 tea1pooe _.yme
Daatipener
t &a1t1et,...1 asal&ed lt•tter
Jn,wa&er
I eu (It MMel) CTNll ltJle eM'9 (• lilC .....,, ;_
i C9'9 ...
l .......... ~··· penley Sautc onion, carrot, potato. cdery,_prlic,
curry, thyme and pepper 1n butwr 5 nunuta. ·
Add water, brina to boil Reduce hat; QOver
and simmer until vctetablH ~tender. Stir in
com and milki heat throuah (Do Not Boil).
Sprinkle with parsley. 4 to 6 servinp.
Mil!! AHEAD GARDEN IOUP • Ptaceall ifll"dienlS(CM:Cpt peaundpen'
1 cu ( U ~ ...ee) t&ew .. ..._..._ (Nt Sais beans) in IOUp poc. Add liquid from pea ...,
A .. e4) arecn beans. Sammer •S minutn: Remove rnNli
I c•pt .uala.4 cWftea b,.._. heat; add peas and arttn beaDL Chill ovemial*"
i cept.., wldte wllle Brin1toboil;ttduceheat~tinuner lOminutcs.;lt I carrel,~ to IO servinp. ,.
Contest
angles for--
originality
Do you have a special.
original r~cipe for prepar-
ing seafood in the mi cro-
wave?
If it catches the jud,es'
anention and is truly im-
aginative. you could win a
prize in the second contest
co-sponsored by California
Fisheries Association. the
Los Angeles County Fair
and Sanyo Electric Inc.
Entry deadline is June I .
Ten finalists will be
awarded prizes. with the
top one being a microwave
oven and an assonment of
seafood. including shrimp,
crabmeat and frozen fish
fillets.
Cook-off for finalists will
be held at the Los Angeles
Counmty Fair, on opening
day, Sept. 13. Judges will be .
chosen from Southern
California culinary ex pens.
Entry blanks can be
found at retail seafood mar-
kets, but are not required.
To be eligible, contestants
must be Southern Cali-
fornia residents, with all
entries required to feature
fresh or frozen fish or
shellfish, to help increase
consumer awareness of the
advantages and si mplicity
of preparing seafood in the
microwave.
Recipes must be in one of
three categories: I) Ap-
petizers. 2) Soups o r
Chowders. 3) Main dishes
or casseroles.
To enter. wnte the recipe
on an 81h X I I-inch sheet of
paper. Give name of recipe.
category of recipe. ingre-
dients. procedure with
exact taming for cooking
fresh or frozen seafood in
the mi cro wave. and
number of servings.
Be sure your name. ad-
dress. zip code and phone
number are on entry .
TyP.ing 1s preferred. but
le~ble handwnting is per-
mitted.
Entries should be ad-
dressed to: Seafood 1n th e
Microwave Contest. P.O.
Box 48775. Los Angeles.
CA. 90048.
Here is the first prize
1982 reci pe, developed b}
Marguente Balbach of La
Crescenta.
MICROWAVE TURBOT
1 pond turbot fllleta
1 15-ounce cu cblll
1 small tomato
% tableapoona finely
cbopped onion
1 medlam -alu d
avocado, peeled and
diced
'4 cup ripe oUvea, sliced
1,ta cap Cbeddar cbeeae,
abredded
Cberry tomatoes, ad·
dltlooal avocado for
garnlab, optional
Place turbot in 7 x 11
glass baking dish. Cook
covered on High for 3
minutes. Turn fish. Cook
additional 2 to 2'h minutes.
Set aside.
Place chili in me-
dium-size bowl. Cook cov-
ered on High for 3 minutes.
stirring once. Sur 1n
tomato. onion. avocado
and olives. Spoon on fillets.
Sprinkle cheese over top.
Cook on high uncovered
for 30 seconds. or un til
cheese is melted.
Remove fillets to warm
serving platter. Garnish
with cherry tomatoes. and
additi onal avocado 1f de-
sired. Makes 4 servings.
Holiday loaf
demon•trated
Mano n Cunningham.
expert baker, will return to
The Broadway, Hunt-
in.ton Beach, to present a
Tnnity Easter Loaf at noon
Thunday.
Cunninaham. a protcgc
of James Beard and the
editor of the 12th edition of
the "Fannie Farmer
Cookbook.' says tbis recipe
can be chanacd shahtl> to
yield dehc1ous hot cross
buns. The recipe will be
included in her "Fannie
farmer Baking Book." 10
be rubh,hcd next fall
l,. catt IU-5171. )
Put • few word•
to work tor you.
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Meat loaf cooks fine on top
Many people arc top-of-the-stove cooks. They choo~
this route for a numbt:r of reasons.
It seems simpler, or the) don't want to heat up the
k11chen. o r th<.' oven thermometer doesn"t work. pr their
kitchen ts the CQUJ\ alent of~ galle} on a boat and the)
don't e\'en ha'e an oven.
That doesn"1 mean that the) ha\ c to be limned in their
culinar) ad,enture~. A fnend who doesn't want to go to the
trouble of rolling meatballs came up with a re\.'ipe for meat
loaf that cooh delicious!\ and eas1h tn a skille t. It doesn't
d ry out like an O\ <.'n-baked loa( keep~ her mind oil
watching an O\en. and holds m sptq Oa' or.
The OaHir comes natural!) \.I.Ith the add1t1on of
Angostura aromatic bmers to the mt\. This blend of rare
herbs and spices transponc; the loaf. or th<' loaves. way
above the ordtnar) tn good ta~te
lt"s a remarkable Oavonng and st•asonrng agent for all
kinds of d ishes. You should know about 1t. Anothertrick is
to make two ~mall loa"es instead ot one large one. That
a' t'ns th<' dr: 1ng out. \.\.hi le rnnl..1ng the meat clear
th rough.
lf}ou·re rnol..1ng for onnirt\\.O. the second loafran be
frozen for the future or U!>l'd ltir dcl1c1ous brown-bag
sandw1chc\
Even 1f~ou haH' an o'rn. and don't mind heating up
the kttchen. \ uu'll enJOY th1'\ OI.'\.\. 'crs1o n of an old favorite.
Put a coupk.ofpotatocs to bake 1n 1lw o' en. 1fyuu want to,
but ti) cooking the meat loaf thn go \\1th on top of the
SIO\ e .
SKILLET MEAT LOAVES
I pound 1round dluck
1 ~ tablespoons 'Sitters
'i'a teaspoo• salt
·~ teapooD pepper
"" c•p dry bread crumbs
14 cap finely chopped onion
14 cap fhlely cbopped 1reea peP,per, optional
6 tablespoons coDdensed tomato soup, undiluted
1 eu
I tablespoon cook.Ina oil
3 tablespoons water
% teaspooas laorseradlslt
In a bowl, mix ground beef. bitters. salt. pepper.
crumbs. onion, green pepper, 3 table~poons of t_he
condensed tomato soup and egg. Shape mixture tnto two
small loaves.
Heat oi l in a large skillet. Brown loaves one at a time
on all sides. using two pancake turners to tum loaves. Place
both loaves into skillet. Cover and simmer over very lov.
heat for 30 minutes.
In a bowl. mix remaining soup. water and horseradish
and pour over loaves. Cover and cook over very low heat
for another 20 m inutes. Transfer loaves to a platttr.
Stir pan juices to loosen all particles: spoon over
loaves. Serve with noodles or mashed potatoes and a salad.
Yield: 2 loaves. 1h pound each.
Balanced diet strengthens bones
Calcium 1-; b~ far thl' mo.,t "tdcl} known building
hlockofbonl's hu1 \\tthout l\.\.OOlher tmponant minerals
-phosphorus and magnesium -bones wouldn't ha\e
the strength to suppon ~ou. according to the .\mcncan
Socict) for Bonl' and Mineral Ke'learch (..\SBMR).
'"PhosphoruC\leams wi th calcium 10 form tin) crystals
that arc deposited in bone~." ~a)s ASBMR mcmtx-r
Frederick Stng<.'r. a bone and mineral researcher at the
Universtt) ofSouthcrn (ahforn1a. '"It \ these crystals that
make bonl's. as \\Cit as teeth. hard.··
Magnesium 1s' ll.al because 11 help!. senc as a catalyst
for the calcium-phosphorus bond
"The good news 1s }OU don't ha' c to go to a chem1st"s
lab to ptcl.. up these minerals and add them to) our dtet. ..
says Singer. "All arc found rcadll~ 1n food."
Protein-rich foods such a~ milk. cheese, meat, fish .
poultl). eggs. nuts and legume!> as "ell as cereals are
generally the best source!> of phosphorus.
Magnesium 1s found most rcadtl) 1n whole grains.
nuts. Ix-ans and green leaf) vegetables. The nchest sources
of calcium are cheese. mtllc and green leafy vegetables.
The easiest and most manageable wa} to ensure you
cover all your nutritional bases with these important
minerals 1s to eat a balanced diet made up of the four food
groups -milk. meat. fruits and vegetables, breads and
cereals. Singer says.
For opt 1 mum bone health. Si nger offers the following
guidelines:
-Eat calcium-rich foods evel) day.
-Get plenty of exercise -daily running or bnsk
waJkmg is beneficial.
-Avoid large amounts of vitamins A and D unless a
deficiency ts noteq b}" a ph)'sic1an and spec1fically
prescribed.
-Avoid cigarette smoking.
-The frail and elderly should take precautions to
prevent falls.
-Post-menopausal women should discuss the
potential use of estrogen replacement therapy with their
physician.
OMITBD ST~T&S aAMKaOPTCI ooorr
U.ST&D DIST RICT OP CAl.IPOUU
In rP :
PAClPIC UPUSS, Ute.
PACIPIC UPR&SS llOLDIWC, lllC.
CUPTH ll PllOCHD I llCS
Cue NO: 284-00)94-0-1 l ~ 284-00)9!>-0-l l
Date Petition Filed: 2-2-84
HP et1ng o[ Creditors: 5-1-84 ' 9:00 a.m.
Attorney for Debtor: James L. Lopes
(41!>) 4 34 -1600
!2!._IC& OP IUBTJllC or C U:Ol!'Oas um OP &OTOIUTJC STAT
Tu THE DlBTOP , ITS CREDITORS ANO OTHER PARTltS IN INTEREST:
An order t or rel 1 eC under 11 USC Chapter 11, hav 1ng been
ent~red on ~ pet1t1on filed by Cor a9a1nst) the above-named debtor
on tne above dat~.
•OTJCI I S Blas:&! CIV1tll T9AT:
1. A Heeling of c1ed1to11 pursuant to 11 USC Sec. HI (a ) sh a il
be held in Room 8311, U.S. Courthouse, 650 Capitol Ha ll, Sac r amento,
Cal1forn1d on thP above date and t ime.
2. The di!btor sh•ll appeat 1n person Cor, If the debtor Is e
pa1tnersr1p, b) a general partner, or 1! the debtor 1s a corporation,
b/ its president or other •xecut1ve officer ) a t the t1111e and place
lipecd•ed 6t.<ve for t'le purpose of be1n9 examined.
roo UI P'tl aTtlll •OTIFJID TV.&T;
Tre "el l l n~ "a1 be continued or ad)ourned fr om time to time by
n~t1ce at tn~ ~~P·1nq , without f urther written notice t o creditors.
At t hf' mf'f'l lfl'l , the c1ed1tors may fi l e their cla1"'s, examine t he
J~~tor, a~d :1an~act ~ucn o ther business as Mlly properly come before t he
meetrn9. AttendJnce b~ creditors at the meet1n9 11 welcomed, but nnt
rPqu 1 r•d.
As a 1e11u lt o f th4t f ll1n9 of t he petltlon , cer t a in set• and
proceed1n1s 19a 1n~t the debtor a nd his property are s t ayed •• provided
1n 11 USC Sec . "lt.21a).
Unless t ne Court extend• the time, any complaint to det•rm1ne the
d1iChar9ea b1 l.ty of any debt pursuant to ~23(cl of the Code shall be
!1 1,.d no l later th•n 60 day• following the first date set for the
~e.l1~ ol c1ed1tor1.
The debt or ha• filed or will C1le a lllt ot cre ditors and equity
IP u11ty hold•r• pursuant t o B•nkruptcy Rule 1007. Any creditor hold1n9
a listed c la1~ w ~.c~ 1s not listed •s disputed, cont ingent, or
unl1qu1d.tted as t o a'Tlount, may but need not, file a proof o{ cla11T1 1n
t hi s c ase. An1 c red,tor whL de"11 e1 to rely on the 111t h11 the
respons1b1l t) o f d~t~r1m1n1n~ that h• 11 a ccurately listed. Cred1to1a
whose cl11m1 are not listed 01 whose cla1m1 ere listed as disputed,
cont1n9ent, or unl1qu1dated 11 to emount a nd who de11re to p1rt1c1pate
1n the case or s nare in eny d1strlbut1on must tile a proof of cl1 1"'. A
proof of cla11r1 Ill•) b• f iled on or befor• June 29, 1914. A cl•ll'll rto y ~
flied in t he Office o f th• Chrll of th• Bankruptcy Court, Rooni 8020 •,
l>!>O C•p1tol HalJ.,1 .... ~a,p amento, Cal1fo rn11, <j581 4, on an oft1c1al f orm
pr••cr1oed f or a pr ~ol o f rla1m. tnvelope1 cont11n1n9 cla1m1 must b•
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SIDE DISHES
Fresh cabba,e, available all year long, offers ver-
satility and nutntional value to a menu. There arc a
number of tasay varieties you can choose: Danish or late
maturing. domestic, pointed. red or savory.
Since cabbage keeps well in your refrigerator -up to
a week -it can be purchased and stored for some very
easy-to-prepare recipes.
For instance, Indonesian Cabbage Salad includes
produce that's usually on hand. such as frnh peppers and
broccoli. It also features a few everyday ingredients.
peanut butter and soy sauce. in an uncommon way. to
intrigue everyone with a unique flavor combination often
featured in fine restaurants but not at home.
CabbaJe Au Gratin is another nutritent-packed
vegetable side dish that takes mi nutes to assemble and less
than half an hour to cook. Because they're so quick and
easy. both these vegetable dishes arc perfect for those on
the go.
Wh~n selecting cabbage. look for heads that arc
reasonably solid and hard, and heavy in relation to their
size. Also. leaves should be firmly attached to the stems.
Chinese cabbage. which is the main ingredient in the
Indonesian salad, is also easy to select. The conical heads
are ideaUy compact with crisp, green. fresh lea vs.
Usually braised in many Chinese dishes. Chinese
cabbage will also delighl those trying to curb their calories:
there arc onl y 12 in 3112 ounces.
INDONESIAN CABBAGE SALAD
1 medium bead broccoli, cut into florets
4 caps sliced Chinese cabbage
1 medium-size red pepper, cat into l·iDch strips
I cap fresb bean sprouts
In large saucepot in I-inch boiling water, steam
broccoli 4 minutes. until cnsp-tender. Cover. Chill. To
serve, combine broccoli. Chinese cabbage, red pepper and
bean sprouts. Add Indonesian Peanut Dressing•: mix well.
Serve immediately. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
•Indonesian Peanut Dressing
14 cup creamy peanut butter
14 cap bot water
3 tablespoons soy sauce
I/• cap c~opped .acaU1on1
~ tea1poon pepper
In small bowl combine peanut butter, water and
sauce; stir until smooth. Add scallions and pepper:
well. Makes about Y• cup.
CABBAGE AU GRATIN
1 medium bead green cabbage, cut In 8 wedges
11• cap butter or margarine
1 a mall onion, chopped ( ~'J cup)
14 cap flour
I 'it caps milk
I Ya caps 1hredded Cheddar cheese
1 cap fresb wbole wbeat bread crumbs
Ya cap chopped wahluts, optional
Jn large saucepot in I-inch boiling water. steam
cabbage 8 minutes. Drain. Arrange cabbage wedges in a
shallow baking dish.
In medium saucepot melt butter: saute onion until
tender. Stir an Oour: cook I minute. Remove from heat.
Gradually add milk. st1mng constantly. Return to heat
and stir unlit m1x1ure boils and thickens. Add cheese, stir
until melted.
Spoon sauce over cabbage. Combine bread crumbs
and nuts. SpnnkJe over sauce. Bake in a 350-degree oven
25 minutes until sauce is bubbly and crumbs arc toasted.
Makes 4 to 6 servings. •
Butter biscuits best
They're a generous size and the best of their kind.
BUTl'ER BISCUITS
! caps well-stirred all purpose flour
3 &eaapooa1 bak1•1 powder
14 &o lit tuapooa 11Jt
14.poud 1tJck balkr (Ya cap)
~ capmUk .
In a medium bowl stir toacther flour, balci~ powder
and salt. With a pastry blender cut in buuer until it is in
very fine pieces. With a fork. gradually stir in milk -doUJh will be soft; shapt into a ball.
On a prepared pastry cloth. with a prepared
stockanct<overed rolling pan. roll dough to 'l•·inch
(1enerous) thrckne . Cut out with a 2 Y ... mch cookie cutter.
Place, about l inch apart, on unarcased cookie sheet.
Bake in a preheated 4SO-dqree oven until &olden -
IO to 12 minutes. Scrvt hot. M11lcc-' 18
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CO'!'bines stnps of beef and asparagus cooked in a
d,ehcately flavored sa~ and served over a bed of snowy nee.
. Or try Me~acan Chicken and Rice-a savor)· blend of
minute-type nee and peas topped with chicken -for a
aouth-of-the·border flavor change.
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Hot cooked rice
Cut flank steak across grain into very thin shces.
(Partiall y frozen meat is easier to cut. AJtow meat to thaw completely before cookina..)
.:_ Cut asi>ara&Ul diaaonalty mlo i...ioch pieecs:-In a-
l-quart casserole combine asparagus and water. Cover and
place in microwave.oven.
Cook.aspar:ig!JS pieces at HIGH .ror.4 minutes, strmng
once. Drain; set aside. Place meat stnps in an 8 x 8 x 2-inch baking dish.
In a s~all . milting bowl combine cornstarch, soy
sauce. cooking 011. and sugar; pour over beef strips. Cover
and place in microwave oven.
Cook the meat mix1ure at HIGH for 6 minutes
stirring every 2 minutes. Add aspaf8$US pieces. Cover and
cook at HIGH for 3 mi nutes. Stir 10 wine and chicken
broth.
Cook at HIGH for I minute. stirring once. Serve over
rice. Makes 4 servings.
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t cups water
I cup long grain rice
In I '!z-quan casserole combine water. rice and >/~
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By RICHARD DUNN ........... ~ .....
The MilwauJcee Brewers finally
found the remedy for winnjn& Tues-
day night, as left-hander Mike
Caldwell turned in a sparkling per-
formance and Robin Yount sluacd
his first home run of the year, guiding
the Brewen to a I 0-1 trouncing of the
Angels before 23, 754 at Anaheim
Staduim.
Milwaukee )umped on AnJCl
starter Mike Wm in the third inrung
for four runs, and that was all
Caldwell needed.
"It never hurts when you have a 7-0
lead," said Caldwell. "And, in a
situation like tbat, l j ust wanted them
to stay out of the big inning and not
walk anybody."
Indeed, Caldwell did keep the
An~ls intact and out of the big
innmg. Only twice did the Angels
really threaten, and one of those
innings (fourth), Milwaukee already
had its 7-0 lead.
YCMUlt
nmg~ndin& ground ball.
CaJdweJJ registered only two strike
outs, but being the type of pitcbu be
is, he was ri&ht on top of bis pme.
He recorded 26 first-~tch strikes to
the 33 hitters he faced (first-pitch bits
-O; first-pitch outs -S), and used
his sinker late in the p.me for key
double-play balls, wbicb allowed him
to toss only 107 pitches. 63 of which
were strikes.
"I took something oft'-my &stball
Oater in the game), .. Caldwell said. .. J
was trying to throw too hard early in
the pme, and that thick infield (at
Anaheim Stadium) is going to bcJp.
You have to use it to your advan-
tage."
Fullerton'• Tom
Thomae taka UCI'•
Adam om. oat at aec-
ond to but ap a doable
pla1 poulblllty. Full-
erton went on fo poet a
13-5 Soathem Call-
fomJa Bueball Aa-
aoclation Ylctory Tuea-
day.
-Caldwell, who-evened hir career
record · against the Angels at 6-6,
walked only two batters, both in the
second inning after two outs.
Caldwell forced 12 fly-ball outs
intbe firsti1vnnninpr,burytehfAlt---TT~
11 ground-ball outs and seven of
them came in the final four frames.
Titans r oll
'by UC Irvine
in 13-5 win
Cal State"Fullerton's Titans flexed
their muscles with a pair of five-run
innings and went on to humble UC
Irvine. 13-5, Tuesday in a Southern
California Baseball Association game
at UCL
The T itans. 10-3 in SCBA play,
won their I 0th straight contest over-
all, while dropping UCI to 5-4 in
conference and 17-21-1 overall.
The teams traded first-inning runs,
then Fullerton went ahead for good
with a run in the third and fi ve more
in the fifth, capped by a bases-clearing
double by shortstop Shane Turner
which made it 7-1.
Down 8-2 in the bottom of the
seventh, the Anteaters gamely battled
back for three as Adam Ging lashed an RBI single off the top of the
right-field fence to score Paul Ham-
mond who had singled. Steve Morpn
followed moments later with a
two-run single to left.
UCl's other run in the sixth had
come across on a sacrifice fly by Mike
Sugar.
••
I ,
Prep baseball gets wilder
Three teams tied for Sea View lead;
Ocean View all alone in Sunset race
The wild Sea View League baseball
race got a little more complicated
Tuesday with three teams (Univer-
sity. El Toro and Saddleback) moving
into a \ie for first place, and two others
(Newport Harborand Irvine)just one
game back.
Meanwhile in the Sunset League,
things are getting a little wild, too.
Westminster staggered Edison,
knocking the Chargers out of a share
of first place, and Ocean View took
advantage to take a one-game lead
over the Lions and Chargers
Here's how it went Tuesday:
Corona del Mar I , Newport Harbor %
Paul Musco was a one-man army
for the Sea Kings, stroking a
run-scoring double in the sixth innina
to tie the aame up, then unloaded his
grand~stam home run in the bottom
of the seventh to stagger the Sailors.
Newport Harbor, in the midst of a
run for the title and/or CIF 2-A
playoff berth, had taker) a 2-0 lead in
the founh inning when Jon Dishon
stroked a two-run single.
Corona del Mar fought back with a
run-scoring single by John Boat in the
fourth and then Enc Whang sin,led
ahead of Musco's double in the sixth
to tie it up.
That set it up for the big inning and
the Sea Kings loaded the bases on a
couple of walks (one intentional) and
a misplayed sacrifice bunt.
Musco, who has been red hot with
the bat in his last four games. going
9-for-12 with two homers, unloaded
on a 1-0 pitch over the left field fence
to give Steve Satchel. a right-hander
in his first slart, the victory.
Musco was 2 for 4 with 5 RBI for
the day. Newport's Joe Holden was
2-for-3.
Irvine 7, El Toro I
The Vaqueros knocked El Toro
from its perch at the top of the Sea
View behind John Scott's 3-for-4
performance at the plate and a
combination of effective pitching
from Mike Henigan and Steve Lip-
ton.
El Toro struck for two in the first,
but Irvine scored once in the first.
then took the lead with two in the
second when Darin Wallentine
singled and and scored on John
Scott's double. Lipton got the second
run across with an infield out.
The big four-run fifth inning began
with a Scott single, followed by a base
hit from Lipton. Jim Manin's
two-out double to right-center scored
two, then Remy Rahmatulla and Jeff
Bielman followed with sin&)es.
Henigan struck out 4 and allowed 8
singles before Lipton relieved in the
seventh with two out,
Lipton gave up a single and a walk.
then got the last batter on strikes to
preserve Henigan's victory.
University 7. Eatucla I
The Trojans pulled it out with a
four-run sixth innin,g to survive the
hot bat ofEstancia's Mike Lujan, who
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The Angels managed to scatter six
singles off Caldwell (two eacb by
Reggie Jackson and Doug DeCi.!lces)
and three of tbem came in the fflurth
inning when they pushed ClCross their
only run. Jackson led off with a
broken-bat hit over second baseman
Jim Gantner's head, followed by
DeCinces' single, then a RBI-single
by Brian DoW'Oing.
The An.act offense showed signs of
stirring, bu! it still waso 't awakened as
Caldwell turned them away with a
couple of 'ftY 'balls and an in-
"~use I was throwing harder
earlier 10 the game, I got them to hit
the ball in the air more," Caldwell
explained. ··Predominately I kept the
ball down, and that's the name of the
game for me.
"Heck, last week against Oakland, I
had 19 of m y 29 tint pitches for
strikes and lost -you nevCT know
what's going to happen. N umben and
percentages dictate how you'll throw
though."
Unlike the team, Caldwell wasn't
battling a slump. He made five
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Lasorda throwback
to old~time skippers
Dodger man ager
still preach es,
players still listen
In a rather nostalgic sense, Tom
Lasorda of the Dodgers may be the
last of the major league managers as
the grand old-game meant them to be.
That is to say, Lasorda still stands
on a box in the clubhouse and
preaches to his clods on the import-
ance of God, country. motherhood
and Dodger blue. That the players
continue to listen is either a testi-
mony to Lasorda's oratory or his
talent for keeping an audience off
balance.
Professional athletes, baseball
players prominent, are no longer
msp1red by the thrill of victory or
troubled that much by the a$ony of
defeat. Now the inspiration 1s from
numbers. Good numbers in
statistical columns produce large
numbers on contracts.
You envision Yogi Berra preaching
to the New York Yankees in Lasorda
fashion. He will be told to blow it out
his ear.
You get a picture of John
McNamara sermonizing to Reggie
Jackson. He will be instructed to take
a hike.
What you have in many cases 1s the
communications gap developed be-
tween a manager earning SI 00,000 a
year and a player making a million.
Additionally. the player has contract
clauses stating he cannot be traded.
cut, sent to the minor leagues or m
any way annoyed. There is rarely
anythinJ in the manager's deal be-
tween him and a foot out the door.
Sparky Anderson, a student of the
above state of affairs, says the
fommate manager is one with young
and relatively poor players such as 1s
Bui
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SPORTS COLUMNIST
the case wtth Sparky and the Detroit
Tigers.
"Young players will still accept
counselinJ. which is what we used to
"311 coachmg," Sparky says ... Some of
them will even accept direction,
which is what we used to call
instruction."
Is this out of love for the game or
dedjcation to the franchise?
"Not in the least," Sparky replies.
"A young player wishes to become
bener so that when he is older, be will
also be richer. Oh. there are some
players who love to play but, let's face
it, this 1s no longer the driving foroe
behind an athlete ...
Sparky says there is also a great
necessity for a manager to JCl alon&
with his livestock if he is to remain
employed. Anderson has worked
steadily in the National and Ameri-
can leagues for 14 summers and he
has a formula.
"To begin with," Sparky says. "a
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CINCINNATI (AP) -Pete
Rose singled and tripled to dri~
in three runs Tuesday n~t in an
8-6 loss to the Cincinnati Reds.
.Golden West, Orange Coast fi re blanks, suffer ~o sses
· Rose. who would like to reach
4.000 in front of the fans who
applauded him 16 ycan as a
Cincinnati Red. lined out lbarpl
twice. struck out. sin&lcd home a
run in the scoood and aot bit No.
3, 999 with a t~run triple in the
eighth. The offense was nowhere to be
found for Golden West and Oranae
Coaat oolleaes Tuesday, as each were
dealt shutout losses ln South Coast
C.onferen<ie baseball action.
The aetbecks dropped both the
RustJen and Piratta two .-mes behind pece-settina Santa Ana 1n the .sec race. ~ Meanwhile, Saddleback kept Its
tfint,..place stand ina in the Pacific
•Coast Conferen<ie with a win over
: M lraCotta.
;. Here's what took place Tuesday: ~.·
: .. ta Aaa e, Goldee Wna t
: Jim Halley a riJbt·handcd
·)Ophomore, had cvcryth1na1oin1 his
• way Tuclday as the Dons pitcher
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struck out 121 including four in a row
at one stretcn and five in a row in
another.
The Dona. who improved their
South Coast Leaaue ruord to 14-3
( 19-4 ovcnll), struck for a sinJ)e
marker in the first then iced it wtth
five in the ninth. The win avcnaed a
Golden West U victory over Santa
Ana tut Satu.rday.
Golden West theatened with run·
nen at the oomen in the seventh and
with the balCI loaded in the ninth, but
on each occasion Halley snuffed
chinas out. SCOtt Wilkinson was the only
player to tct as many as two hits.
1oina l·for-5 for Santa Ana, while
Dou& Maher (double) and Phil Wool·
sey (triple) accounted for the only
exlra base hits for the Dons.
Halley allowed Golden West, now
12-S in conference and 16-6 overall,
just two sinaJci.
Golden West's next pme is Thu~
day qainst visidna cypress (2:30).
The two teams then rematch at
Cypress Saturday.
Cerritos 4, Oru1• Coa1t t
The Pirate bats were silenced by
Ccnitoa hurter Dion Beck, who
walked one., struck out three and
1Cattcttd five sinates.
The only threat Coast could man-aae was in the finh when Joe Kwolck
sinaJed to lcf\ with two outs and took
third on the left fielder' mi11c:ue.
However, the Pirates left him there.
Cerritos scored its first two runs m
the third as Cra.ia Worthinaton hit a
sacrifice fly~ for one run and OCC
pitcher Jeff Osterode hit another
batter with the ba!a loaded.
Ostcrode also yielded sinaJe runs in
the founh and sixth innings in
suffcrina his fourth loss in nine
decisions.
Ostcrode walked three. struck out
four and allowed eiaht hits 1n his eight
1nninas of work.
OCC is i 2·S in South Coast
Conference and I .S0 9 overall. C.enitoS
is 11 -6 and 16-6 overall. Tht" Piratts
open a bomo-and·homc series qa1nst
Mt Sa'n Antonio Thursday on the
Mountiufttld.
Saddleback I, MlraCot ta t
Sluuer Steve DcAnaelis' two-run
homer in the bottom of the ~venth
inninJ proved to bt the difference as
the Gauchos improved their. con-
ftttncc mark to 11-3 w1th the win.
The Gaucho assault included a pair
of triples and two homers, WJth Mark
Grace blastina a solo homer in the
sixth.
When DcAnaelis lifted hj~ homer
. •n the vcnth1 it pvc Sadd.Jcbad' a
, itecmin sate 6-1 fTWJJn. but
. MiraCosta made it 1ntemtina in the
last two fnm~ thanks to some
wildness from the Gaucho pa1ch1na
staff. 1x walks in the last two inn1np
helped the vi tton ICOl't' thrtt t1mrs.
Rose's nc"t hit will put him in
the company of Ty Cobb in the
4,()()()..hit catcaory. Rosc'a ma.io
quest 1s Cobb's all-tune bjt ttlClOt'd
of 4,191.
The next sj~e also ~f; Rose 3.000 in his c:aiur: ·
only Cobb's 3,0S2 Sll\lk':s. Ke hM
71 I carttT doubles -founb oo
the all·tame hS\ -130 triples and
I $8 home runs.
Ho•vcr. Montral's lou after
lelldina l-0 i1l 1be iuh robbed
Rose of &n)' trace ofa srnlle OYW neanna the bittina miatonc.
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after long illness
From AP 4Jspetaes
LO ANGELf.S-. Former Brooklyn ~
Dodgers pitcher Kut pooner, who tnrew -
shutouLs in hii; first two maJOr league starts.
died Tuesday in Vero Beach, Aa .• after a Jenatby illness,
the Los Angeles Dodgers announced. He was S2.
Spooner, who$C b11 leaaue career was cut to two
years by a Jore ann. made rusd~but on Sept. 22\ 1954 ~Y
sbuning <tut the New York Giants on th~ hits while
stnkmg out 15.
Four days later. the left-hander blanked the
Pittsburgh Pirates on four hits while strilUng out 12.
In 1955. Spooner appeared in 29 aamcs for the
Dodgers. starting 14. He compiled an 8--6 record.
including one shutout, and a 3.6S earned run averqc.
However. 1t was during that season that Spooner
c.ame up w11h the sore ann. His last appearance came in
Game Sill of the 1955 World ~net.. when he was
kn ocked out in the first inning by the New York
anktts.
The following da). Johnny ~odret. blanked t.hc
Yankees 2-0 to jive the Dodgers their first World Senes
tnumph.
Funeral services for pooner will be held Fnday at
Strunk Fu~ral Home 1n Vero Beach. with interment to
follow at Crcstlawn Cemetar).
Spooner 1s survived b)' his wife. ( arol. a son.
Ke\ m. four daughters. Karen. Kim. Kelley and Karrie.
and a brother, Maurice.
Quote of the day
'-" ...._,, eo.'ton Red Sox MCond
beleman. after htttfng a home run on CNceao'•
Alctl Oot90n In en exhjbfdon game, RemV'• ftrat
hOmef' ltnce ~ 1978~ "'I think I may haYe put pressure on myeel1 by hitting that homer. Now, the
fan& wm expect me to do thla 9Y9IY erx veer• ...
Lakers fall 'Short', 117-115
OAKLAND -Purvis Short pulled Ill Golden State back mto the thick of the
National Basketball Associati on playoff
race with 43-point outburst Tuesday night .
as the Warriors withstood a f unous Los Angeles finish
to nip the Lakers, 11 7-115
With the victor). Golden State mo,ed a half-game
ahead of the Kansas C It) Kmgs. who were 1 25-1~3
losers to Seattle. to occupy the eighth and final spot in
the Western Conference playoff race.
hon's sharpshooting and two late baskets b) Eric
Floyd put Golden State in seemingly safe position with
a 117-108edgew1th 1:44togo.
But after a lime out. the Lakers stormed back and.
when James Worth)' convened a Lakers' steal wtth a
dnvc and dunk. Los Angeles was within two points. at
11 7-1 15
Golden State wal> able to hold on. however. and
clinched the victor. before 13.335 screaming fans when
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar missed a short tum around
jumper as the final seconds ticked ofT.
Shon's performance was the second highest b) a
Warrior thi s 'ear. bettered onl) b) his 57 points apmst
San l\nton10' on Jan. 7. Jabhar led the Lakers wtth 28
points
Lol> o\ngele!> Coach Pat Rile) used onl) nine
pla)ers as Jamaal Wilkes. 111 wnh a viral infection_. and
Byron Scou. out with a sprained knee. did not suit up.
Bob McAdoo was not used.
The Lakers brol..e to a ~2-27 lead after one penod.
with Ean in Johnson hitting 13 p01nts
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Yankeett capture home opener
Willie Rudolpll d ubbed a tw~run •
homer and P~ Nlekro and Jote Rijo, the
oldest and youngest players in the history
of the New York Yankees, combined with
Deve Rl~ttt on a seven-bitter Tuesday as the Yankees
won lbe1r home opener from Minnesota. 4-1. Nickro,
45 allowed fivchitsin611>inninp in winninahinccond
ga:ne in as many appcaran~. Rijo, 18. worked out o~a
scventh-mningJam by servtng a double-play ball on his
second pitch ... In other AL action Tuesday, Du Petry
threw a four·bittcr and DarreU Evus belted a three-run
llomcr as Oelio1t extenaea ifs winning streai" lo SiX
games with a 5· I victory over Texas. Petry. 2-0, walked
three and struck out seven before a Tigers' opening day
crowd of S 1,238. Ex-Dodger Dave Stewart, 0.2. walked
two in the first before Evans belted a t-0 pitch into the
upper deck in ri~t field ... Cal Rlpken Jr. drove in four
runs with a pair of homers as the defending World
Series champion Baltimore Orioles posted their first
victory of the season in five tries. beating Kansas City,
6-3. A three-run Ripkcn blast, following a two-out error
by Kansas City third baseman Gre1 Pryor, gave the
Onoles a 5-0 lead in the second inni ng. His leadoff
homer in the fifth was his third of the season ... Steve
Readenoa drllled a two--run homer and Jim Beanie
teamed with two relievers on a fi ve-hitter to pace Seattle
past Boston. 5· I ... Enale Wltitt and Jesse Barf le Id each
homered To back the combined three-hit pitching of
Lola Leal and Roy Lee Jackson as Toronto blanked
Oakland, 3-0. Leal. 2-0, allowed three hits through 6%
innings, walking fi ve and striking out six. Jackson came
on in the. seventh to pitch out of a bases-loaded jam,
then retired the side in order in the eighth and ninth for
his first save.
Schmidt pins defeat on Ryan
Mike Scbmldt hit a three-run •
eighth-inning home run and Jon Deuy
and Al Hollud combined for a five-hitter
as Philadelphia topped Houston. 3-1 .
Tuesday in the Phillies' home opener. Aficr Houston's
Craig Reynolds broke up a scoreless tie wit~ a ho~c run
ofT Denny in the top of the c1ghth. Schmidt delighted
the 37.236 fans on hand by drilling a 2-2 pitch from
Nolan Ryan into the lower deck in left field ... Keltb
Benwulez'1 run-scoring single snapped a tic in the
eighth mning. leading the New
York Mets to a 4-2 triumph over
Atlanta ... Nick Esa1ky'1 second
career grand slam highlighted a
six-run sixth inning that carried
Cincinnati to an 8-6 victory over
Montreal ... Pinch-hitter Cbamp
Summers drilled a grand slam
and Carmelo Martinez added a
twO..run shot night in leading San
Diego to a 7-3 v1ctOf)' over St.
Louts ... Jack Clark drilled a
Schmidt two--run homer in the eighth
mning to give San Francisco a 4-3 victory over
Pittsburgh. The homer. Clark's first of the season. came
on a 2-0 pitch from left-ha nder Larry McWUllams. who
had allowed only three hits before the eighth in his first
outing of the season.
Inkster goes after pot of gold
By HOWARD L. HANDY
IPKW lo the O_.ly Piiot
LA VH1.\~-Juh l nk!.lt'f\\llh.ometoth1sc1t ~ with
better odth ot winning $I m1lhon dollars th an most
tounSl'>.
But her chances aren't that great. c.:11her.
Inkster winner of the Dinah Shore ln v1ta11onal last
~eekend at M1ss1on H11lsCountf) Club 1n Rancho Mirage.
has a shot .u '"nning the tug pn1t· 11 .-.he can repeat her
'actor. in th e J&B Scott.h Pm· \m hl.'rc this wl.'ek at the
Desert Inn ( uunln Cluh ~he \\Ill be lOrltcnding \\Ith the.: IWO pJa~Cr'> who have
ndus1\C nghts to vu:tor~ in pa'>I Ul'> Vega'> event<. 1n the
tidJ of% LPGA tour regular~ including Pat Bradlc). the
one \he beat 1n a pla~offlast wt:c k.
""anC} Lope7 was the "'inner 1n La'\ Vegas 1n I Q79.
I YK~ and 148 h>.1h1lc Oonna ( apon1 \\On in 1980and I Q8 l.
Hoth an: 1n the field and "Would like to repeat their
~UC.:CC'iSl\C \ICtoncs at the oc .. cn Inn.
If Inkster fails to wm. \\hOc\ertnumphS w1ll1oin her
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And Models
751-4882 Co1ta Mesa
as the onl) 1wo players ehg1blc to win SI m1llton ne).t year
with repeat v1ctones m the respec11 ve tournaments they
wm this vear.
lnks.ter. a top candidate for rookie of the year honors
this season following her tnumph at the Shore ~our
nament. placed in a tie for67th in the Uniden lnv1tattonal
1n Costa Mesa this season when she carded a final round
score of 80.
'Tm exci ted about going 10 Las Vegas." Inkster said
follo"' mg her 'ictof) at the Dinah Shore tournament.
"l''c ne.,,cr been to Las Vegas before and what better place
1s there to win SI million? ...
Lopez had trouble gelling her game back to winning
form at Rancho Mirage after taking time ofTfollowing the
Uniden tourne).
"I didn't expect to come to Las Vegas with a wm under
m> belt." she said. ··ongmall>. 1 hoped that this might be
the place where I could become serious!} competitive once
again But everything came together at th e Uniden and I
am proud that I've come back so quick I}."
Nicklaus
confident
Art F .. ~~?,~ this week
thru April 15 at .t\UGUSTA. Ga. (AP)-Me~a Verdt> Center
2701 Harbor Blvd Jack Nicklaus thinks he can Huntington Center win the Masters. '::::-----======~=======~===~_!__--Again.
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presence 3t the .t\ugusta
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"If I didn't think I could
be compc't1tive. 1f I d1dn '1
think I had a chance to win.
I wouldn't be playing ... said
Nicklaus. the man who has
compiled a car~er record in
golfs ma1or events that not
only 1s unmatched. is. 1n
fact, unapproached.
The Golden Bear counts
a record five Masters v1c-
tonrs among his collecuon
of 17 mljor professional
titles. His last Masters tn-
umph came in 1975. In the
yea~ since, however. he's
been ~cond twice. third on
another occasion and
missed a playoff by a stroke
in sllll another.
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f\mlly Rntauranu
He C3mc close 1n tho~
years. "cf) close to adding
still another major title
But he missed Just bartly.
But he m1sstd.
fi1s la1u official victory
came an the 1982 Colonial
Nauonal lnv1ta11on
"That'r, the one thing
lack1n .. 1n h1~ pre~
arauon,, N1cklau' 1d
before a practice \C,~1on at
the Auiusto Na11onal Golf
Club. MtC of the chte tour-
nament that ~Jns Thun-
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• Ialanden atay all.e. win In OT
Ocfenseman K•,..,..... blaal.ed I m 2 S-fbot shot tbro\l&h the less of plie Olea '
HuM at 8:S6 of overtime Tuesday oifbt
to keepaJive the New York lllaockn' drive
for five consecutive National Hockey Lea&u.e dlam-
pionships with a 3-2 victory over the ~tw York
Ra~. Despite bein& outpla)'od for most or the
Pltnck Division best-of-five semifinal series by thc:ir
archrivals, the Islanders found a way to win, capturina
the series three games 10 two. They eliminated ttlc Ranaen for the fourth strai&ht year ~hind the
spuktin.a fif\h-~mc aoaJtend.inaofliWy Smllll and an
0PP911unistic offense . . . Jn another division semi·
final, Deull Jrtank scored twice to lift the Minnesota
North Stan over the Chicaao Black Hawks 4-1 Tuesday
ni&}lt aod into the next round of the playofTa. Minnesota
outsbot ChiCl&O. 41-21, in the ~idjna fifih game and
now plays SL Louis in • belt-of-seven Norris Division
title series, which starts Thursday.
NASL auggemta aalary cuts
NEW YORK-The Nonh American m Soccer League Playen Association re-
p0'rltedly has suggested that its playeri who
arc unwilling to take salary cuts to help save
lhelcaauc bcdeclarr4 ~uJnltcad, accor4ing.io
published reports.
The league has threatened tQ fold unless the players
agree by April 19 to accept salary cuts. The New York
Times reported Tuesday that the union has made a
counteroffer to tear up existing contracts of those
players as an alternative way to defray operating costs.
John Kerr, the unaon's secretary. said the offer
would be put to the owners in Washington later
Tuesday when the sides ~umc neeotiations on a new
contract to replace the one that expired Nov. 15.
But the newspaper also said that Mark Bienstock,
the NASL's generaJ counsel. said, "We have already
advised the players that any prosposaJ on free agency is
totally unacceptable because it's inconsistent with the
goals of immediate saJary relief and the long-term
security of the league."
Aatroa' Thon requires surgery
HOUSTON -Ho uston Astros short-•
stop Dickie Thon, struck tn the head b)'. a
pitch from New York Mets pitcher Mike
Torrez on Sunday, will undergo surgery "to
facilitate proper healing," Astros General Manager AJ
Rosen said Tuesday.
Rosen said the surgery, previously believed
unnecessary, wou ld be performed today and would not
slow Thon's recovery ume.
Thon was hospitalized with a broken bone above
his left eye after being struck by a Torrez pitch in the
third mning of Sunday's game in the Astrodome.
The Astros placed. their 1983 AU-Star infielder on
the team's 15-<iay disabled list on Monday but team
physician Dr. Bill Bryan said Thon could be sidelined
for three weeks.
Tests conducted by Dr. Richard Harper on
Monday revealed no brain damage from the blow to
Thon's head but Bryan said he was concerned about
decreased vision in Thon's left eye resultmg from tissue
swelling 1n the back of the eye.
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manager had better not stan taking
himself too seriously. It 1s absolutely
essential that a manager does not lose
sight of the fact he does not win
games. Whatever he thinks of th.e'!l
otherwise. he must not forget that It 1s
the players who win the games."
Back to Tom Lasorda. One of the
thmgs that makes him a successful
manager 1s the manner in which he
demonstrates love for his players.
"I love my players and 1 love their
families," Lasorda says. "I hug my
players and show my affection for
them in front of the whole world.
Some people critic12e me for this, but
that 1s the way I am and that 1s the way
I am gomg to stay. I don't give a
(bleep) for those who don't like the
way I manage and the way I love my
players."
Mike Caldwell
s ·ea Kings stil.
ru1e Sea View
CdM rips Newport Har r;
University guns down Eagle
Corona del Mar's dominance in the Sea View ua,
showed throu•h apio with a 22-6 rou~ of NCWP,Oft HarlM
the Sea Kinas,....D.intb straiaht lea,ue tnumph thts year. 14
overall and 4 lststraiabt over two years.. . •
Scott Brownsberler tuned ,u.P for bis "'n.i~pauon
the Easter Bowl in Pboenix with a swee_p m 5ina.let 1.1
Mike Janicin and Jeff Smith sparkled rn doubfes pit
combinina as the Sea Kinp' No. 2 team to complc
CdM·s sweep in doubles. .
The big one in the Sea View League ~as at ~stan_c
where the Eagles tried to knot things up with Uru~e~1
such as the I 4-14 first round m~tch. but this ltll
University bad the aces when the Trojans needed them•
the way to a 161/z·l I 1/J victory, virtuaUy assuring them
no worse than second place in league plaY.· . .
U-ft's-1tte story of our 1if~id-a-disappontted J1
Jenner, Estancia's coach. "We had I~ matches .. lhat wt
6-7 4-6 or 5-7 that could have gone either way.
· Richard Sandoval and Damon Robbin~ played wt
but against University, with Chris G~cer l~adang the. waY.
5ingles and George Paulson and Enc Ohver dom1nat1
doubles play, it wasn't quite enough.. .. . . .
"J'm really pleased with the win, said .U~1vers1
Coach Gary Sisel. "It's to~gh to play at Estancia.
University is now 8-1 m league. 12-3 overall. Estanc
is 6-3 in league, 12-4 overall.
Elsewhere in the Sea View, Costa Mesa handled he
Saddlcback, 21-7. .
Edison swept to it: seventh Sun~t League v1ct?"Y.
nine starts with a 25-3 rout of Westminster, led by JUnt
singles standout Todd Holmes, who led a. sin$les sweep f
the Chargers. and the doubles combinauon of Ga
McCartcn and Eddie Han. Huntington Beach. behind the continued stellar pl
of singles perforincrs Patrick Nordberg and John Gabr
(both unbeaten in league play) handed Manna a 221/z-~
setback.
Norman Bcdley and Chris Ganz of the Oilers swept
doubles. . . nl In colle$e action. UC Irvine wrapped 11 up in sin.,
before sufTenng a sweep at the hands of Cal ~~te Fullert•
in doubles, surviving for a 5-4 PCAA dec1s1on overt
Titans. l) · The next stop for the Anteaters ( 18-10 overal 1s
conference confrontation Friday against 20th-rank•
Long Beach State. .
The UCI women's squad went down .. to the fin
doubles match to pin a 5-4 setback on Hawa11. .
ln the match which ended last. Lola Trenwuh .a1
Colleen Patton settled things ~n ~.~e Anteaters' favor w1tt
6-2. 2-6. 6-0 verdict over Hawa11 s C1ooblcs team.
Volleyball team faces Chin:
LONG BEACH -The United States wome1
Olympic volleyball team. which mcludes Westminste
Debbie Green and Mission VieJo 'sJcanne Bcauprey. fac
China Sunday at the Long Beach Arena.
The Ol)mp1c preview match begins at 6:30 p.m. w1
tickets S 12. SS and S5 for rescn·ed sealing.
The Chinese are led b) Lang Ptnf.. who was honored
the top spiker among pla)ers part1c1pallng at the 19
World Champ1onsh1p and the 1981 World (up compe
lion. . The U.S. squad features 6-5 Flo Hyman. constdcr•
the top hitter in the world. and Rita Crockett. a stro
all-around player with a 39-inch vertical leap.
Tickets can bl' obtained at the Long Beach Arena t>
office and all T1cketmaster locauons For funh
information. phone (2 13) 436-3660
PREPS. • • FromDl
tripled. doubled and !>tngled 1n thr
at-bats.
Barf)· Bnttingham opened the sill
with a single and advanced 1
Graham Everett's double. Pa
Brown followed with a two-n
double and later Mark Favorite. wl
was 3-for-4. stroked a run-scori•
single. Dave Hucgy squeezed hon
what proved to bl' the decisive run
Saddleback 5, Costa Mesa 4
Saddleback Htgh's Roadrunne1
with Leonard Damian at the center
things, struck back for three runs
the sixth to tie the game. then got ti
winner in the bottom of the seventh
send Costa Mesa away.
Damian ignited the three-run six
wnh a leadoff homer to right. th(
after two free passes. Joey Mendo.
and Danny Ontiveros deliver<
run-sconng singles. Of course. Lasorda docs not always
love all his players because some-
times they give him some slobs to
manage but he speaks in gen eralittes.
He reall) does love some of his
players and It is probably not out of
the quesuon that some of them also
love him.
ANGELS. • •
The winner in the seventh can
"'hen Bnan Jordan was safe on ~
error and advanced on Damian
mfield single. An mtcnuonal \\3
loaded the bases and the Roa·
runners got nch \\hen a pitch g
away from the cathcr -allow11
Jordan to score on a very close pla ~
the plate with a head-first dive. Hofstra University conducted re-
search into major leaguers given fat .
multi-year contracts and found. to a
man. production fell ofT in the first
year of his documented sccunt)'. So.
prt"sumahl}. did his love for those
arqund him. including his manager.
A few years a~o. the Pittsburgh
Pirates were co-existing and winning
and adopted a theme song. "We are
Family." performed by a group
entitled Sister Sledge and the man-
ager was included in the fam1I )'.
Sister Sledge grew old and so did
the family formula.
Mort's the pity.
Mesan enters
Indy trials
INDIANAPOLIS -Costa Mesa
resident Jerry Eisert has entered a car
1n the May 27 tnd11napoli SOO. It 1s
one of a ~rd 117 entries that will be
cut to 33 fot the annual event
Elscrt's car is a March.('osworth.
wllh no dnvtr listed. Another entry 1s
a Eaatc-Chcvrolct by H.8.K.. Racma
of Bensenville. with veteran Tom
Bigelow as the dnver
The prev1ou~ entry ~ord was I 09
set 1n 1982. This )'tar's total went to
117 with fivt more enln" Tuesday.
1ncludinJ three for a pair of rookie
dnve~ from Enaiand
The four-tap time tnals arc s.cbed·
ulcd May I i .1 J and May I 9-20.
FromDl
appearances 1n spnng training. finish -
ing wnh a 1-1 record and a ! .57 ERA.
and. in his only other outing of the
regular season. he lasted seven 1n-
n1ngs against Oakland and allowed
four runs and didn't walk a batter.
though he lost.
Caldwell's teammates. on the other
hand. broke out of a miserable
tailspin (the Brewers' 5-game losing
streak was the longest such streak at
the start of the season in th e
franchise's history) 1n high fashion.
thanks to the retum of Yount and the
continued hot bat of Ben Oghv1e.
Ogliv1e. who nppcd three singles.
drove 1n two runs and scored a run.
has now hit safely m all six of the
Brewers' games. and Yount. who
scored three runs and blasted 11
two.run homcrm tbi.-fourth, perhaps.
may finally be on track.
"I haven't been swinging the bat
too well lately. so I needed that hit
(the home run)." said Yount "We
JUSl needed to sc1 somcthina ao1ng
and tonight we did.
"Maybe a few of the suys have lx'cn
prcssina forthat first win. Myself. I've
been lcavinJ a lot of ~~_ys on base and
tbat makes 1t more difficult each time
(1 come 10 the plate).
AlitOIL NOTI~ T1-,,_., Miiie Wlft tO 11
worllecl lllree IMlllOI IN ltced IWO IMlllff'\ '" 1111
!Outffll, 11111-..cs ,,. 1111•, waft.ff lwo, ilr~ out
two encl w11 marffd wllft ,,. runt I•-"''*'l ln uooJno Ill• «•• to S 7l , MllwelolkM Third
bawnen ltllftdY •t94V wH crectll.O will\ IM
t•mt-wlMIM ••1. "'' llnf Of fl'l .... on. wl\tn
I'll ttlolecl llOme •kll ~ fw IN "''' run of the temt In Int llllril lnntl\9 Tiie Br_.,,
c:.cl C.-, who ~ In Ille 11\orcl lfld
tinettd If! ll't \l•tll, llH nott M .. ftty In S of •
MtNt INmmlfa ._ ~ 11-S) l'ltt NI
t.alelv In •• .i1 .. """ • • TUH41v "" ,.,_, ~· 100lfl Amerk~ LMWt Uert PrcltMtOll 1tlltl'lln0 mtlCfl UO lot Ille Wlft ttnall ~I Mllwa \M"'' ,_... MHt (0· 11 "'' lttl'I •llftMllO 10-01 , A..... J.t<llMlll't ..0.h
urw llOmef Suncl•v .ut l\lm lJ t>enll'ld Lav o.wtf In IN 1•t1mt 11\1 •to9 ran«1 14111
O.. O.C... nu now PIO Ill \l~ tlf'•l91'11 ..,._
Darryl Pratt had two doubles
four at-bats for Mesa and Bob Ka1 o;.
stroked an RBI-double for the Mu
tangs. who had a 4-1 lead going 1n
the bottom of the sixth.
Ocean View 5, Fountain Valley I
The Seahawks erupted for fo1
second-inning runs after two were 0 1
to take over sole possession of tt
Sun<;et League and in the proccs
further damage Fo untain Valle)'
playoff hopes.
In the second. Robby Gibl
walked. took second on an error ar
Mike Kirby walked to load the base
Jon Gulhon's !!Ingle to center brougl
home the first two runs. and after Tc
Gauhn walked to reload the base
Chns Span1ac drove a hasc hit 10 le
to score two more
Matt Jones went the first S
innings and overcame a touch c
wildness (he walked seven) to get t~
win. He yield~ only two hits befo1
11vma way to Rick Wilton. who gc
the last four out5.
Westminster 5, E4l101 !
rhc Lions handcutl'ed tht Charitl
with Jeff Mooney do1ni the job on th
mound1 stnkinJ out nine and walk1'1
two while spacana out five hit . and
three·run s1uh 1nn1na doina the tnc
offensively.
Robert Man1nez nursed a one..oc
walk and. advanced on Gu11lerm
Ro'll,. sin&lc. Pimental came throuti
with another run·scorina bA~ hli
then Ttm Hon n tnpled to sco~
two runnen..
The \'trd1ct lca\'et both t~m 6-
1n un~t t..eaauc pl•) WC"Stminsted
IQ..) O\.Crll~ •
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Newport youth'·
seeks ski title
Muon Thomp on a
15-ye-ar-old f rc hman at Nt~pon
Harbor H1&h. will be lcavina for
South .~fnca April 1 s to compete
in the. mte~at1onal water sJci
cham{>IO!lsh1ps -the rcsuh or
estabhshmi a ~putation in the
spon the past six years.
1:hompson will be be in South Afnca for thrtt week.a.
"I'm really not sure of the
races," says Thompson. "We'll be
there f~~ about a week before
compet~hon and at that time the
races will be set up. I think i&'s mostly the marathon type."
Thompson began water skiing
at the age of 9 in the Lake
Arrowhead area. He'll be making the trip with his mother. 1
The only stipulation for
T.hompson 1s thot he must pay for
his fught to New York. The flight
to South Afnca and back. and
accomodatlons. arc taken care of
by the South Africans.
~ . ' . "'
MA.JOA LEAGUE STANDINGS
ArMrlcan L .. .ue
WEST OIVISK>N
W L .. ct. ~8 SHttlt
Oeklend
ken.-s Cllv MlnneM>lt
ClllullO
Texes .,...,
Oetroll
Ctevelena
Toronto
Boston
New York
Belllmore
Mllw•ultff
S I W s 2 714
3 l 500 3 3 soo
2 l 400
2 ' 333 2 s 216
EAST DIVISK>N
6 0 1000
l 2 600
' l S1I l ' 4?9 l 4 •2t
I 4 200
I S 167 Tllffdlr1 k.,.1
MltweukM 10, A,..is I
Oeirolt s. Tues I
New York '· Mlnnesore I
Belllmot'e 6, ken1es Cllv 3 Chicago 7, Clevtlend l
S.•111• S, Boston I
Toronto J, Oekl•nd O
Tenlt!M't Gemet
.,,
2
2
2\.'J
3 31,
2't> 71,
3"1 31,., ,...,
s
Mllweukff (Heu 0· I) e l A'"'911
CRomenkk 0-0)
Kenses Cllv (Gure l·O! et Beltlmot't (!loddlcker l>-1 I
Cr.vtl•nd (Blvltvtn 1·0) et Chlcego
(Dotson O·H
Boston <Eckenltv 0-0) et s .. 111e
!Young 1·01
Onlv gemes sc,,.Ouled
Ttlundllv'1 Gemes
Aneel1 11 Oaklend
Tues et Delroll
MIMH Ole ., New York. (nl
Natlonll LNtue
WEST DIVISION
SlnDleoo Clnclnn11l
Allen ta
~
v: \ "83 G8
4 3 571
2 4 333
2 4 333
Sin FrenclK o
Houston 2 4 333
1 s 167
NewYO<k
Phllea.IPhle
Chk1go
Plltsburgn
St Louis
MonlrH I
RAST OfVlSION
S I
' 2 l 3
J l
l l 3 4 Tuescsav•s Sceres
Ptllleaet1>h1e 3, Houston I
Ntw York 4, Allenl• 2
C1nc1nna11 9, Montrtel 6
Sen DltQO 7. SI Louis 3
San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh l
TOdev's Gemes
133
6'7
500 soo soo
•29
I',
3
l
l
4
I
2
2
2 2 ,
Chicago <Sanderson 1·01 11 D.-n
(Honevcutt 0·0). In)
Montreal (B Smltn 1·0) et Clnclnnell
( 8ert nvl 0· 11
Pittsburgh (Tuaor l·O> at Sen Frencisco
(L ISktY 0· 1)
Ntw York IT4trrell 1·01 at Allt nle
( Daylev 0· 1)
Hou"on (Scott O·I) al PhlltOelOhle
(Hudson 1·01. lnl
St Louis (Anoul•r 1·0) 11 Se n Dlt90
C LOiiar 0-01. <n>
TtlundlV'I G1me
""•nte et Si n Diego, (n)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Brewers 10, A1191fs 1
MILWAUKEE CALll"ORNIA
•b r h bl et> r h bl
Rtadv lb 4 I I 2 Cer1w lb 4 0 0 0
Vounl " ' 3 I 2 Btf\lOUl Cf 4 0 I 0
C~r lb 4 2 2 I RtJksn Oh 4 I 2 0
Smmn1 dh 5 0 0 I O.Cncs lb 4 0 2 0
Qolivlt If S I l 2 Downing If 4 0 I 1
Gantnr 'lb 5 0 1 0 L vnn rt 3 0 0 0
Sundt>rg c l I I I Grich 2b 2 0 0 0
CMoort rl 5 I I 0 Boone c 3 0 0 0
Mennng cf S I I O SchOflld u 3 O O 0
Tetels 40 10 12 f Totels 31 1 6 I
Score bY hwllfteS
Mlweul!ff 004 lOO 120-10
Callfomle 000 100 000-I
Gemt Winning RBI -Rtedv Cl)
E-Benloutz, Carew. Grich.
OP-Mllweu~te 2, Calllornle I
LOB-Mllwtukff 8. Ce lllornl1 S
1B-<:oooer. Manning JB-Rteov
HR-Yount (1) SF-Sundt>ero
MIWIUlrff
t elOwtll W, 1· I
c.ltfeml•
WlllL.0·1
Curtis
L1Corlt
IP H R ER 88 JO
9 6
l 6 6 6 2
' S 2 2 I 2 I 2 0 I I
WP-Will LeCortt T-2 JS A-23.7S4
Co1"9
C.i Steflt 1""""'911 13, UC lrvtftt S
Cel Slete Fulltrton IOI OSO ISO-ll 14 0
UC Irv Int 100 00 I )()(>-S 11> 2
Simmons, Wright (7) end Celfrev. ktf\I,
S1nt0<0 161. Merlin (II, t 1mere (I ) 1na
Morgen W-S1mmons 1·2 L-Kent. 6·4
28-Flshel (CSF) 2. Turner (CSF),
O'Connell CUCI), Morven (UCll
CemmunltV col"9
Senta Ane •• ~ Wfft 0
Senta Ane 100 000 OOs-6 I ' GOiden Wtsl 000 000 000-0 2 l
Htltev 1na Ecclts. Mertln, 8ullon Ill
end FlofH W-+ielltv <S·O) L-Merlln
(3·4) 2B-M•htr ISA) 38-Wools.v CSA)
C«Tttn 4, °''"" e .. ,t o Onnoe COHI 000 000 ~ s 0
Ctf"rlle>i 001 101 OOx-4 a I
OsltrOOt end 84trrvhlM; !Itek tnd lvt•.
w -&tck, 6 ·3 L-01terodt. S·•
78-Trevlno <Cl. 8tnle mln !Cl
s...-.dl 6, MlraCM .. 4
MlrtCoste 000 010 011-4 6 2
S.ddlebeell 001 701 :!OJI ..... 10 I
Scllulll, ChelHn 171 end Dellev, Pit ...
Metlltl (I). Sll.tw (f l, LO!Mll (ti and
C•machO W-f'I~ 1.-Scllulll 39-ttoNM
($). Wtblttt (Sl HR-0.A~ll (Sl.
Gr~m
S.Ulfl (Nit C"lfef "ice
knt• A.ne Or a11et Coe11
Qoldefl Wttl
Ct«llOl
Fullef'~ Ml Sen A.nlOlllO
Cv«Mt
ComotOll
w l o• 14 l 12 s ,
12 s t
11 6 l . ' ' 7 JO 7 > I) 10
0 " 1)
Actani ,Lockwood
HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS
S.a View LN.ue
Universllv
El Toro
S.ddltback lrvlt!e
WI. GI s 2 s 2 s 2
• 3 I Ntwoorl Harbor Coste~•
C0<one dll'Mer
E"ancla
4 3 I
2 s l 2 s 3
I 6 4 TUHdlv'I Sewn
Corone d•I Mer 6, Newoorr Harbor 2
Unfvtnllv 7, Esl1ncl1 6
Irvine 7, El Toro 6
S.OdlebaCll s. Coste Mese ' TbundllV'l ~ (J:lS)
Corone dti Mer el Estencle
Newoort H1rbor " Unlver1ltv Costa ~ el El Toro
SIOO~k el Irvine
Ocean Vltw
Edison Wt~lmlnst.,
Founleln Vallev
Hunlfnoton Btecnf"
Merine
TUHdaY'l Scwes Westmlnst4tr S, Ealson 2
Wl 7 I
6 2
6 2
3 s
I 6
0 7
~8
1
1
' s•,
6 ,
Oct111 VI-S. Founleln Vellty
Tenlt!M's Geme
Hunllnglon !Mech n Merln1
Souere Perl< (7)
•I Milt
*"' C..1t L. .. ~
W L T G8
L•gune Hiiis s o I -
CePislreno Vattev ' o 1 ,,,
Sen Cltmtnl• l 2 O 2
Woodbrldlle 2 3 o J
Mission Vltlo 2 l 0 3
Dene Hiiis 1 4 o 31,,
La11une Beech o s o s
T.-V's Gemet (l:lS)
L•uun• Bteeh ., Woodbrldlll
Cai>l•treno Velley " Sen Clemenlt ~ne Hia1 et Mission Viti<>
Frldlars GemH (l:lSI
Levune Hfns el Leoune Beech
Sen Clemente et Wooabrlooe
Deni! Hiits " Ca plslreno Velr.v
H'-' scMot
C1nne dt4 Mer 6, Ntw-1 HertMr 2
Newoorl Herbor 000 200 l>-2 6
COl'one del Mer 000 101 4--6 S 1
DIM!On, MehOntv (7) Ind Holdtrl.
Setchell end 8oel. W-Slrcntll. L-Olshc>fl
28-Pt ul Minco (CdMl, Holden (NH),
HR-P1ul MuKO (COM)
~ 7, EstMcla 6
University 001 014 l>-7 9 I
Eslencfa 001 031 t-6 10 3
sromoeuoh. Peul Brown ISi eno Pel
Brown. Folev. Rk herdson <SI, Clerlwnll (6)
Ind Wolf W-P1ul Brown L-Rlc1>erd1on.
2B-Luian (£), Met,,.ws CE), F1vorlte (Ul.
Everett CUI. Brown CU> 38-t..uie n <El
trvlnl 7, El Toro 6
El Toro 200 000 .--. a
Irvine 102 040 x-7 11 2
Arrlll, Faulks (SI ena Applet, Henloan,
LIPton (7) end Rehme1ull1. W-Henlgen
L-Arrill. 2B-Scoll (II, Merlin lf).
SeddleMdl s. CMta Me.-4
Costa Mese 001 210 <>--• 1 3
S.OOllbeCk 100 003 1-5 6 l
Watson •nd Pretti Kiel, Soils (5), Lena·
rum (61 ano Metaoneao W-t..endrum
L-Wllson. 2B-1<1fser <CM), Prell (CMI,
2 HR-Demien lSl
Wtsfl'NMM 5, EdlHfl 2
Edison 100 001 l>-2 S 2
Westminster 110 030 11-S 1 2
Demaio end Ellison. Mooney and Long
2B-Sote rzeno <E l. SlnC11fr (E )
18-Henson (WI
OcNn VJtow 5, l"evnteln V ... y I
Founleln Vallev 000 001 l>-1 2
Oceen View IMO 001 x-5 ' O
Llemet, Sheronecll <21 •nd Leonera.
Jontt, Wilson (6) •n<I Klrbv W-Jonts, S· I
L-U.mas 2B--Glbbs (OV)
HIGH SCHOOL
CIF rantclnvs
•·A ,.,,. Sc:ttool, LNIUt AK. P1s.
I Notre Deme. Der Rev 13·0 99
2. Mllliken, MK>ore 1'· 1-1 91
l Culver City, Octen 12·2 18
4 Lakewood, Moore I. 2 72 s Reaonao. Ocean 18· I SO
6 Edison, Sunsel 14·3 O
1 C1marlllo. Marmonle 14 1 H
8 (lie) Nogales, Marmonte 17· I 19
EIH nhower, Clfrus Ben 11·3 19
10 P111aane. Peclllc 8· l • l 6
3·A
I. Santa Ana. Century 12·0 97
2 Cerrllos, Sen Gabr.tl Vallev 13·2 aa 3. LOmPOC, Northern 10·0 IS
4 Sonore. FrMWIV IS·2 62
S 11111 Hert, Foothill 10·3 56
RJghelll. Nort,,.rn 10·2 S6
7 Loere , EmPfrt 10·3·1 JI a (tit ) Edllewooa, Vattt V1S1a 9·3 21
Le Quinta. Gan Grove ll·l 21
10 G1hr, Sen Gebrlel V1fltv 10·4 11
2·A
I Ceoo V111tv. South Coest
2 Horw•llt, Subvrben
3 HewlhOrne. P'-•
' AnltiOe>e Velltv, Golden
S Glenn, Subvrban
6 t aleoasu, Frontier 7 8onlll, H1cltnde
I RIO Mese. Fron111r
9 Caion. S.n Ana ru s
10 LIOune Hills. Souln Coest
l·A
10·1·1 100
9·2 19
10·4 61
1·2 ~ M S4
1-3 36
9·2-1 JS ,.4 ,.
11·3 27
9-3-1 2S
I Temple Cllv, RIO Hondo 12·2 '3
2 Fll1more, Trl·Vel1tv 10· I 90
l BshD Montuomerv. Ce m RHI 10·2 '° 4 LI Selle, S.nt• Fe 10-2· I '°
S A.ruse, Monlvltw '1·3 St
.. SI. 8er111rd, Camino RHI ... , 5'
1 Ch•mlnedl, S.nte Ft 10·4 39
I Peio R~1t11 Los PtdrH 10•2 30
9. Whllller Chl'l1t11n, OlvmPIC 9· 1-l IS
10 L.e Cenecte. ltlO Hondo 7·) I•
""811 Sdleetl
I tr6nroeds IOelonk:), 12·2. , ...,..
pert °"11111111 <Auel9my), t ·41 3. Or•noe·
Lulhtf'lll (Arrowl\NO), 6·S. '-Coe11 Cllf'lt•
tlen (Htrlleoel. 1•4, S lAfflnowtll Chd tllen
(AC•demv), 1·'l. 6 El P1io de Robl!H (Frff L.•nc.>. 11'1, 7 Fllntrioo, ~-(Pr")· 7 2. a. RI<> Hort40 Prto <Prv>. 1·•-1. t Coesl
Union (Trl"ountvl, 6·1, 10 Fallh !l»llti
(o.ICllllC), '1•1
NASL ........
CHAWtONIH• ( ... , .... ,IW)
T ...... tOMM
Stn Oltoo 11 townos Ckn OleeO ...Ct sarlft, I· 01 nwn..-. Oemt
k n Olffo •• Co.mot. " (K nece1"1'vl S41ft111¥'• Oemt
CO\l'llOt ., S1n Dleoo. " (If llKfl\efV I
•
Estancia keeps on rolling_-'<=-~
Lockwood, Ross -
sparkle for Eagles;
El Toro, Irvine wiil
Adam Lockwood and Brian RoH,
two of Estancia Hjgh's heavywtiahts
in the Eaglet,' drive for an unbeaten
Sea View League volleyball season, maintained their ways Tuesday in
peeing a strait.ht set victory over
visiting Mater Dci.
Elsewhere in the Sc-a View lnguc.
El Toro stagered Newport Harbor in
five sets to drop the Sailors into a tic
for second place with Irvine, three
games off Estancia's pace.
Irvine upped its prospects for a CJF 4:~ .Playo~ be~h with a sweep of
v1s1t1n& UruveJ'S1..ly~ -
Estancia's I 5-4. 15-13, 15-4 rout of
Mater Dci ups the Eagles' record -to
Los Alamitos
TUISDAY'S RESULTS
( Jlttl ef ff· "'8ht lwlmnt l'Meflne)
, .. ST RACE. One mire oec.e.
Top Jlmmv (Longo) 3,20 2.40 J.00
Pollullon Solulfon ( Dtsom4tr l 3.40 3.40
Cesh Plus (Tn1ler) 8.00
Also •IGed: Industry, Morgan HIN, Suo.r
Tlvtr, Love Calttornl1. SklPoen Tvcoon,
Ptlaros PhlNv.
TltM-2-0S l / S. n l!XACTA (7·11 oald '9.40
SICOND RACE. One mile trot.
Teble Count (Otttnlsl l .60 2 60 2.60
SlarPOlnl Sorlie <Bevtessl l.00 uo
Dlernono Hunter (Wheeler) S 00
Also reGed: Bonni. Wetrus. Cl>Ktl Boolo.,
sroi.n Oreem1, "' AlwlVS. Time· 2:02 41 S.
12 EXACTA 13·6) Pela S9.40.
TH•D RACE. One mile P&Gt
Av~ (Lackey) 2.60 2.10 2 10
DH· Lumber SlllP (Wintem11 2.20 2 20
DH·LOVN l>le Rooue (8lrgn) 2.20 2.60
DH-Otadheel IO< secona.
Also recea: Hell 8tesr. Ptv Cesn. Burn
0 Oii, SCePUle. Monlr.e nl EN•. Psycho Time. 2:00.
S2 IXACTA IS·2l Palo U.60 u IXACTA (S·61 Pala SJ.20.
,OURTH RACE. One mile pece.
Antelope (Dtsomtr) 5.00 3.00 3.00
Hev Tootsie (Pelllnol S.00 3.60
ThumOll'er ( Rtlchf0<d) UO
AIM> recea: S.tlle Pt1>1>1r, Hlghlana
LHsle, Flora Denice, Cop1wlnne, Oren·
Perk BOMle, GI GI Rocker.
Time: 2i03 2/S.
l"ll"TH RACE. One milt oece.
Awa y From Home (Aubin) 6.'60 3.60 J.00
lteoel Monterey CWIMl1ms> 9.40 4.00
Argo Sier (Lenaeul 1.00
Also recld: 8oose Tl, king Como.
SklOPtrl lnve~, Whitt $hOe Louie
Time. 2:02 2/S.
U EXACTA (~·Sl Piila S6UO
SIXTH RACE. Ont mile Net.
Roullaon (Sleeth I 10.20 4 00
COkMlu lkuetlltrl 11.00
Huenle (Todd)
4.20
7.IO 4410
Also rec.a Jen Hel.
Kerav11. 8 touorn Time.
Frost
OundM Chief,
Manitou, Good
Tlnle. 2 02 3/S. • '1 EXACTA (S·4J pelO 12910
laVENTH RACE. Ont m ite lrot
KMlbucl! LOOtfl (Wims) 16.20 7.00 '·'° rnuae (Ffsco) •.OO 2.IO
Brlllanv Btv IAclo.ermenJ J.20
Also rec.a. R E TOdd, Brende So.Id,
Jevs Mtmorlts, Skhool, Oear Sir. Flesh
Storm
Tim.· 2-00 21 S.
'2 EXACTA 17·•1 1>eid S6040
EIGHTH RACE. One mite Pict
Reel Sunny IO.som4!'l 64.90 13.20 11 20
Harveys Sister (Sherren> 6.00 S.00
Couniry Club (Wiiiiams> 9.40
Atso rectct· Armt>ro COOllie, Big Sollie. Al Otnle, Summer, Lochelme, Burners
Bvrd.
Time· 1:59 2/S n EXACTA CS· II Plld 147120.
NINTH RACE. One milt pace
Trtasures Edge (Vlndhml 23.00 14.00 a 20
Melrlx (Belllergeon) 13 40 6.00
V1nlU1lng Act (Rosen) S.60
Also rec.a Sun Sche!Jlt, Cruze On Bv.
OrenN rk Brlaoer, Counlrv Cool, No Setls·
!action, Country Comfort, Aunt Geatv
Ttmt 2 00 l/S
S2 EXACT A (9·3) Plid 1349 40
'1 "ICK SIX I 1·4·S·7·S·9J Pelo s9.6Sl 60
w1lh two winning llCklll llive horses!
Cerrvover 0004 sJl,661.S2
TENTH RACE . One mite pact
Orne Cherr.s (Blrgn) 14 IO 10.20 4.20
Otfbv Lord (kuebl9r) S.IO 4 •O
ldHI 81bt CTtsslerl 500
Also rec.a: Hflerloui 8rew, Slv Oerkle,
ScotCh Double. Young Million. Millburn
Jublfff, Chempeone Prince
Time· 2:00 2/S n EXACTA <S-21 Pela SIJ.80
Allend1nct: 4,339.
USFL
WESTERN CONl"ERENCE
Denver
Arizona
l •oreu
0 1klend
.. ad fk
W L T Pct. PF "A
6 I 0 IS7 160 140
l ' 0 •29 192 111
2 s 0 286 91 134
0 1 0 000 38 152
Central
Mlch1g1n 6 I O 857 201 132
OklehOme S 2 O 714 110 IJS
Houlton 4 3 0 571 m 114
Ch1te110 2 S O 186 lSJ 176
Sen Antonio I 6 0 1'3 ·10 127
EASTERN CONl"ERENCE
New J .. sey
PhlleelelPhla
Plltsbvrgh
Weshl~lon
Akntk
6 I 0
6 I 0 2 s 0
0 7 0
Sevt!Mrn
I S7 191 I~
157 1•1 94
216 123 ll7
000 73 219
Blrml~h1m 6 I O 157 19J 9t
Ntw Or!H ns • I 0 157 lk 123
Timpe B•v ' J 0 S71 ISS 160
Memon11 2 s o 216 113 2oa
Jecl\sonvllle 2 S O .216 161 16'
WtvrdeY't Gemes
Mtml>hlt vs ' EICIW'flS 11 LA Coliseum IS
P.m.)
Oklel\ome el W1S1'1lng1on
S1n Antonio et J1ck1on\1111t
Denver el Pllliburllfl
~ .. , O.met
Arl1on1 t i New J•otv
Chlceoo 11 ~lleae!Ohle
81rmlnohem 11 Mk:tll91n
MIMIY"t Oemt\ Houston a t 0.ktanO
hmo. 8ey el N-Or!Mlli
""" tdlM MatW 11t, w...n.sear Mt
(at ~ cc. ' Min) 37-0ateul (Ml. ~attav (W1
~tr'Wfl (M ), ....--...roamen (W)
U-Ctlt) lteufi'l'Mlll (M) •ncl NOii (M)
St. ~-111. Matw °" 21• <•• c.•·-c<S ' ..... , lt-L.etllttl (SP), 0 (It.) ltezdur IMO>.
~1r.-1MD), JeCkM>ll ($P) tlld Oonlff~
t'P)
11--0. ov~rall with the only susptnse
comtnt 1n I~ ond pmc as,Mai:er
Oei wotkcd illitlf into a 13-11 lead befo~ the EaaJes rallied behind the
play of Lockwood (nine killt) and
Ross (nine kill~).
i rvine' Monty Johns, a set-
ter-hitter. ltd the way for the Va-
~11.1eros, who put University away.
1~7, IS-4. 16-14. •
The upset ofthc'day was at El Toro
where the Characrs; at fulJ strtnath
for one of the few times this season.
used three hours and five mioutes to
dispost of the ilor5. 18-16, 7-15,
15--6. 13-15. 15·9.
Oubide h1t1ers Tim O'Neal and
Mike Jorgenson. standins tall ac the
net with 6-3 and 6-S size. combined
for 48 kills. accord1ns to their coach.
Mike Jagd, which amounted to 85
percent of El Toro 's offense.
Threc-ktlli>tocks l:ly setter JcfTHom
co mpleted El Toro·s dcc1s1 ve fifth game.
NBA
WESTIRN CON,ERENCE
Pedftc DIVllMll
W L .. ct.
Y·LAl!en
•·Porll1nd
•·Sea111e
x·PhOenlx
Golden Stele
Sen°'"°
SJ 26 671
41 32 S9S
40 '° SOD l9 41 ...
l6 '3 456
?9 51 l6J
Midwest Olvts.lell
•·Uren 4A 36 sso
•·Delles •2 37 S32
Oenv4tr 37 •l 463
k1nses en... l6 " •so
Sen AntonlO JS 4A 4AJ
Houston ?9 SO 367
EASTERN CONl"ERENCE
AltMtk Dlvlt*I
v ·Boston '° 19
•• Phll•Otll>h l• so ?9
11·N-York 46 33
x • Ntw J4trMV 4A 3S
x·Weshlngton 35 '5
Centrll Otvlt*I
11·0ttroll 47 ll
x•MllWIUkff 47 )2
7S9 w
st2
SS7
43'
.S9S
S9S
1''1
7 • •·11 " ,
•·Allen•• 37 42
Chlc1go 27 52 "' 10 .J.42 20
Clevttend 27 S2
1na1en1 2S S4
• ·cllnchta plevolf berth
v·cllncheO division lllte
.342 20
316 2'2
Tue.CS.v'1 keres
G04dln Stelt 117, Lalref's llS
New J4trMV 106. PhlleO.IOllla 102
OetroU 100, lndl•ne '8
Boston 96, Mllweukff 9S
Sen Antonio 121. Houston Ill
Stellle 12S. k1nses CllY 113
Phoenix 100, Porllend aa
Ullh 13S, Denver 120
Delles 116. Sin Diego 114
T 8fllttlt' s Gemes
Por111na " &..lien Oelroll et PM•O•ll>llte
MllweukM et Clevtlena
A1111n11 et lndlene
Ntw VOf'll II Boston ...
Ntw J4trWV ., Choce1>11
Oenver el Houslon
Wanien '17, Lallen llS
LOS ANGRlES -Rembls 9. W0<lhv I I.
Abdul· Jabber 21. e Jol'lmon n. McG" 24. Coooer I , kuocllelr. 6, Soriogs 4, Nater 2
Tolels '1·71 l3·'4 llS GOLDEN STATE -Sl\o{t '3, Smith 4,
CarrOll 19. Col1Jn1 6. Conner 6. FIOvO 16. M
JOl'tnson 19. Bretz 1. Mennlon 0, Tiiiis 2
To111s 47·95 20-12 117
SC:.,t bv OU•~
LO$ Angeles 32 24 JS U -11 s
Go!Mn Stilt 27 36 27 27-117
ThrN ·oolnt ooall·-Short l Re·
bounds-Los Anottts 42 (R1mbls 131, C04d·
en Stete '3 (Carroll 10). Assists-Los
Angeles 26 (E JOM\on Ill. Golden Stele 19
(Conner. Ftovd. 4 each> Total fouls-Los
Anoetes 2S. Golden Stele 19 Tt c:hnl·
ce1s-<:0111ns, Ltker teem A-t3,3JS
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
AA·CIF 2·A
FIRST TEAM
PllV4tr. SChOOI Ht. Yr. Av ..
G OeW111e, lndlo 6· I Sr 27 6
S La Mer, Indio S·9 Sr 14 0
M Ft1d1u, LI Quonll 5· 11 Jr 17.0
P Nllchtl, Arrovo 6· I Sr 2' 9
S Bowcull Artesia S· 9 Sr 19 6
0 La o Montetiello S·S Sr tJ 0
I( Cllmly, TtmPlt c IV s 11 Sr 19 0
T MllV l(epoel 6·0 Sr 1• 0
P Ttzelo. L• Haora S 8 Sr 27 l
L Hanto.ero. Sout" Hllll S·9 Sr 23 6 M Sta pner BrH 011noa S-9 Sr t8 0
SECOND TEAM
L l hOmas Brea·Olonoe S 11 5' 16 0
K Rttd Si n Marino S·9 Sr 18 0
S Rov Palm Sprfnos S· 10 Sr 11 0
R °'klhOSlll, ktooel 5·9 Jr 19 J
Y Pelemore, C11on 6· I Jr 2S 0
M Ta vlor. Ganesho S·ll Jr 12 O
M McOowell Norco S 11 Sr 14 6
S Collon, C1lilorn11 S·I Sr T.l 0
I( T1kev1ma. La Quinta S·l Jr 86
C Beadle. Arte\11 S·S Sr 15 S
THIRD TE AM S SanOef\on Blair S 1 Sr 14 l
p Held. lndlO 6 1 Sr 11 0
K Anlholer MonttOello & 3 Sr 110
J Erwin, Hemtt S 11 Jr 18 0
T Cron. 8ol\I Granat 6 I So 17 0
J K 1eotr Brea Olinda S· 7 So 14 0
T Garcia Moun•a111 Voew S· 9 Sr 20 0
M Wolllams Western S I So 11 8
C Echtvtme. Chino S·I So ta O
C Eoan Brea 0t1na1 S·• Fr 11 O
Pla vtr ol the Yeer Gretchen OeW11te
(JnOIO)
NHL IQveffl
DIVISION SEMl,,NALS
(8Ht·ef•,tv.)
TUffdllV'I kwll
NY lsl•-S l NV Renoen 2 IOI)
lh landef'\ win sl nts 3 21
M1nne1011 4 C"iC•C>O I !Monntsot1 w'"'
\triH 3·2>
DIVISION tllNALS
(hsf·ef·s.v.nl
TtlurldllV'I G-
Wl\hlnglon al NY t\tenaers
Montr .. I al Quebec.
SI Louis at Minnesota
Calgary 11 Edmonton
ffrldev's Gemn
Wt,hlngton •' NV l\t11na." Monlrtel 11 QueMc:
St LOUl\ •t Mlnntsot1
Cetverv et Edmonton
Sunders Gem.\
NV l\ll~S 11 Wl\f\•nglo11
QveClec el Montreet
MlnntSOll I I SI Louis
l!dt'nOfllon •' C111011ry
l'MMltV't O.Nl
NY 1"9~l 81 W1Ulln9ton
QueCleC ., MOnl'ffl
Mi-tote el St l.ouls
dt'NlllOll al , .... ,y
WMM••• AIW9 11 ,.,_,.....,,
Wesftolleleft •I NY l~s
MonfrMlel ~
St l.ouls al ~ta
Cetvery el lelmOl\ton ,,,...,,..,..
(W MUt .. rvl
NY lslenders •I W•t.fl~IO" CNtMc t i Montr"I
N\il\netol• 11 St Lou••
IEdmontOfl 11 (;1 ... rv kMtv,._...n
(W...a1~I
WethiftelOll •t NY 1tle"49fr\
MonlrH I ., OuttMK
SI 1.0Ull at Mlntw\Oll
Ca'"~v at ClmO!\lon
r
Mean"'hile in the South CoaA
1..equc, ~na kat-h ~UDued t&I
masitty With 1 IS-S, l 2·U, IS-9,
IS-10 mumph at ~ Hin , while 4a~na Halls da~ Miuion
V1eJ0'1 CIF/.la~oft'hopes wi&h 16-.J 5
l4-16. 16-1 • 15-9, IS.ti triumoh. '
Woodbn~ ma1ntajoed its hopes
for a CIF playoff btnh with a
marathon five-act d«ision victory al Capistrano Valley.
TonigJ'lt's ven ue finds the Suntet
t.uaue back in actjon with Ocean V~ew at Edison, La Quinta at Foun· wn Valley and Westm irutcr 11 H~tintton Beach.
Tuc$d.ty's results maintain Estan-
c1a'1 reputation as Orange Count)"s
No. I team. followed by Lascuna Beach.
""FOilntain Valley. un6eaten in che
Sunset wgut\ 1s ranked No. 4,
followed b) Edison.
c .....
UC lt'VIM S, C.. 1ta• "'*""" 4 ~ AnlSton (UCll a.f. Young, 6·3. 1·6, 6·2,
Lowin CCSFI cs.! Men Son Hint, 6·1, 6-7,
7·S; Oefr (UC I) def. Mc$mvtht, •·>. 6·2,
A.mot" CUCll Otf 8r~. 6·3 . ._.,, ~hem
(UC I) dlf Preti, •·3, 7·6, Cowns CUCI) cs.!
Schu••er. 6•0, 6·3.
0--.
Lowln·Youno (CSFI Otf NIVlfl•A..mor,
6·2, 6·2. Mc5mv1M-8rundt (CSF) IMf
Hlntitt·Lfndsev, 2·6, •·•. •·•.
Scnusler·Prell ICSF) oef Younv·Mlller.
4·6, 6·3. •··l. -.1,,
CernnwNtv aleee
OrMee C:..st a, Cv.rns t
Sillllft
Ewino (OCC> dtf. Gao.loon, 6·l. 6·1.
Bonfe IOCCJ dtf ltencton, 7·S. 6·2,
.uhkerlen (Cl dtf .. rnero, 1·6, 6--l, 7·6,
Pert>.er COCCI def. SCtltoeman, 6•2, 6· I,
RthlO<lk (OCCJ cs.! Trecv. 6·3. 6• 1, Melles (OCC) def Oelolt, 6·1, 6-1
D9ulllel
Bon h ·8ern•ra (OC C) aef
GebelOon·Renoon. 6·3. 7·6; Ewlno·Perker
IOCC) def Asllkerlen·ScnlOtmen, 6·1, Ire· llreOl, Rthlorlk ·Mlllu (OCC> Oef
Trecy·Delole, 6·2. 4-0.
""" ldMMt EdlMll 2$, W"9'NMter l s......
Holmts fEl def Muller, 6·~. def Then,
6·0, def. O'Rourkt 6o-2, def. Slncletr, 6·0. Ho
CE) won 6·2. 6·0, ?·S, 6·1, GumPtl CE) won
6·4, 6·2, 6·2. 6·0, Teub IE > won 6·2, 6-2, 7·S. 6·0.
'**" McCe rt e n·H •n I E I del .
uvener1·B-ae111. •·•. •·o, del. WOif· oang·Blumemteln, H . 6· 1, Allison·Kemell
IE) IOst 4·6, 1·6, won 6·3, 6·3
H~ a.di nv,, MltN SV't
~ Nordbero (H8) def LOCkWOOO ....... 08f wono. •·2, def Tevis, •-2. def eiv..,s • .-o.
Gebrl.i (H8 l won. 6· I. 6--2. •·3, 6-2.
Mir~ lH8.l kW. 2·'-l ·'-won, 6-1. ~-1.
FOWier (HBl won, •·2. !oil, ..... S-7, -. 7-6.
~
Oem1>men·8er g tuna (HBJ Ott
H••tev·Mtkills. 6· I. 6•a. uN11 won
Huittd·Lowe, •·l. S•7, &eclleY-G•nl (H8) won, 6·1, 6·0 won, 6·2, 7·6.
f'euntaJft Vain U, ~ V... S
~
Nouvtn CFVI lost 10 Potoer. S·7. def
Reillv, 6·3, def 5ono 6·3. def Pierre, 6· I,
CaPlk CFV) losr, 3·6, won, 6·0. 6· I, 6· I, Oo IFVJ IO\I. 3·6, 4·6, won. 6·0, 6•1,
Ha1e9ewe IFV) losl, 5·7. won. 6·3. •·I. 6·0 ~
Maoe·Oesool (FV) def H1n·Nguvtn,
1·6, 6· I. Otf Cteverlnoe·Slngteton, 6· I. 7·S.
Nouamen·Nguven (FVJ won, 6·0, 6·1,
won, 6· J, 6·0
Cor-dt4 Mer 22. Ntw-1 Herber •
Slnttts 8rownsoerger (C) def glngstrom, 6· l
def Kerfoot. 6·l def Greetev, 6·0, def
Marlin, 6·0. Burn\ (Cl lost 4·6. 3·6, won
6· l, 6· l RalsrOl'ten• IC) lost 0·6, 4·6, won
6·3. 6· l. Walker ICJ IOSI 2·6. 2·6. won 6·4
6·3
~
H1n .... n-Pr090 (Cl Otf Cont<ev·RHO
6·2 6·4. def "bel Brosnen. 7 S 6·2
Jen•C•'1·Smifn !Cl won 6·2 6·2. won 6·4
6·4
univennv 16h, Estancll 111,,
Slnttts
S.naov11 IEI lost lo Greer 0·6. Ott
P1ncl'tes 6· l ott Weuerman. 6·0, def
Hoffman. 6·2. Robbins <El IOSI 2·6, won
6· l 6· I 6·2, Berver <EI lost 2·6. 4·6 6·7
6·7 Alavre CEI IO\I 1·6 S·7 4·6, won 6·1
~
F111gg·So1cer IE) '°'' to Peulsen·Otlver 4·6, 4·6, def Corktrv·VOOll, 6·2. 6·2
Brown·StuOtt>aker IE ) IOSI &·7, 3·6, sotot
7·6. 4·6
Coste ~se 11. Sedc9tbecll 1
Sin91M
Werner ICM> Ott V1 6·0. Ot l Gunttr
6· l oet Ltt 6·0. atf He. 6 1. Tanakt
1CM1 lost 1·6, 1 6. 2·6. won 6 O
Nutcl'lterhen ICMI IOSI 2·6 2·6, won 6·4
6·), Me ICMI IO\I 3·6. 2·6. won 6 l 6 l
~ Ou a ch·Qu a cl't IC M > O t l
N11uven-Nguven. 6·0, 6·2 def Ven· Vu 6·2
& 1 Sur Anh ICM) won 6·• •·l won 6 2
&·2
Metw Dai 2S, ~ l
~
Scenlon IMOI Off G11ts •·• def De
•\Cnter 6· 2 def Bae 6· I def 8100tr 6 0
Rttow~t IMO> won 1·S 6·3 •·O 6·0
LllCh IMOI won 6·4 6·3 6·2 6·0 Peot
MO won. 7·S 7-S 6·4 6 2
o.ullle\
B1to-W1111am' !MO) def ,...terson Lou
6 4 6·2 def Stoent·~mC>eo •·1 6·1
Je11loo1ns·H1rne11 MOI lent S·7 2·6 won
6 . •·3
Ctle9e .,..,,..,
UC lrWll S, Hewell 4
Sir*• Trenw11" IUCll def Vera Crur 7·6 6·J ThOmin (H) def Malto<v 6 2 7 S Rhortr
lUCll def GOO.I 6·2 6· I. 8«1119 IUCI ) Ot t
Murrev 1·6 3 6 6 2 YOUll9 (H I def
Petron 2·6. 6·3 6·3 T1oen1 IHI def
Glord1ntll• &·0, 4·6, 7·6 ow....
Vere Cru1 Thomes (HI Oel
MallorY·RhOrtr 7·S 6·4, P111on·Trtnwflf\
IUCll def Gooet Murr1v 6·2, 2·6, 6 0
Btrino·Oesoot IUCI> Ott Your19·Koo. 6 I
6·3
convnunnv c..._ wetMn
Orenee c .. ,, " ~' > s......
BelOwllt ICI a.I G1Ylln, 7·6 6·4 1 5
l..enc:esll< tOCCl def R~• 6 0 6·1
GateY IOCCI def McCn cUfl 6 0 6 1
K•lloclt IOCCI det vouno. 6 0 6 0 fl llOll
IC>CC> def K•wesll. 6 3 6•2 !Cv~s Oft
''•'" unorti bV a.taultl ~
10r.,,.. Coait -Ho I ~ b ...
CMfa"'ll Kenooe Geltv tOCCl Off
Kewuu Younv 6 I 6-0 CCvor"'' ..,., Ho 3 dl>ulllet .., ...._..11
o... ..........
DANA WMA•' -l7 ~" 6' MS\ 160 l'N<,.,_ I ~ • t<1.1ttli'I. I
lrleowillll
1
vouevaALL
SunMt LAetue .......... w... OWlnl WI. W L
Founteln Vellev t O 10 2
Edison t 1 l1 2
M9rlne 6 3 6 7
LA Qulnte • • 4 S Hunllftll1on hech 3 • 3 I
W"lmlMI• 1 1 I f Oaen View 0 f 1 11
T.......-aG-.(7)
OcNll View al EClltOn
La Ql;lnte at F-telft ValleY
Wtslm4Mter at HunfilWlon 8MCfl
't*Y'l GMws Edison e t N\ar1na
HuntlnOton ~ ., FOU!ltall'I Vefltv
Ocean View el W"lmln$1W
s..v...u..u....._
LAawa 0-..
WL WL
Estenclt 11 O 14 O
N--1 Harbor I 3 10 4 lrvlne a 3 10 3
COf'Of'le Ciel MM 7 4 f 4 EI Toro 6 S 1 S
Mele< Del 2 9 l 10
University 2 f 2 12
Coste MeM O 11 O 12
T-*Y't Sew91 lrvlnt dtf Univef'\ltv. 15-7, 15--4. 16-14
Este~ def. Metw Del, 15-4,lS-13, IS-4
El Toro def. Newport Hwtlor, 11·16,
HS, 1S·6, lMS, 1S-t ''*¥'• ~ (7) Mater Del 1J Corone dtl Ma< U""'•"'" ., El Toro Estancle at lrvlne
Cott• MMe el NewPOr1 Hert>or
Seulfl C.st L.eMue
LA9We WL °""' WL
L.Hune leKf\ ' 1 Mlulon Vle!O 1 2
WoodlirlClee s s ~y...., s 5
0-Hiiis 4 ~
l...80\IM Hlls 2 7 s.ic~• ' I T~a--(7)
Leeuna !Medi •· Dene ktlb. 11·\S. lH. IS-10
U9UN Hilts def MIUlon Viefo.
14-16, 16-14, JS--t, 1.S-II
v~,...._
HfGH SCHOC>t. cw •·A
' J I )
1 7 s 6
' 1 s •
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15--S,
t-1S,
1 Mire Cosle. 2. E~; 3 S.nl•
8•rbltr•, .. ......-... dl.I s. Sent• Monk:•. ' lhdondo, 1 ............ v....,, ..
EdlMft; t Dos Pve()IOI, 10. C-.. MM.
OrM99 Ceuntv -10 I E1tencle, 2. Lavune Bffdl; 3. Foun· rein Velltv, 4. Edison, S. Corone dt4 Mar, 6.
Ntwoort Heroor, 7. Irvine; I. Mission Vlelo;
9 Dene Hiiis. 10. C.l>istreno Vellev
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The vcoftd aMua.I cdcbtur '°'' aoumament to btncOI Chtldhdp U A w1I be htld Monday.
Apnl 23 It l~tnc C t Country Oub It'• 1
•botJun 111&1\ bqin.nrna 11 noon
Formc-r Ramt fooct.JI IW Mct11nc Ol1en 11
th<-ho\1 (or 11\f e"'cnt and hu •mcr-in·law,
< onnit °'""· " chairwnon for 11\e tour·
n.amcn1
<>1btr \port• P"'Ooahun and cckbrltin
'tlhcdukd lO play include' anon Fred MacMur•
ti)' r~""" Jamn. Bob DonMr. Tom PQ\lOm, [)a,,.td l>o)'lt', C barin Laix. MKhacl Dante,
< twrhr Jonn, NOf'm Akko ind John Larch
Jom pla)cn OJ)Clt"kd to pia)' 1ndudt 8111
Bain K u'~ Hohnaer. Nolan CromwtU, Jim
( olhn' V 1rn:e J errapmc>, (art Ekffn. JcO
Kemp Oav1d Hill, Irv Panuy ind Ltrot ltw1n
Jim Plunk.etund r>avr l>llbyofUM· LA RJatdcn
<Will '''° phi)
ltl•'• ,,.,,.,...de• The 4lnd 1nn1.11I N AA mtn'' tymM.tda cbampionalu~ will be held Tbul'ldly thtcxi&h
turdly 8t UCl.A ..-1\J\ I ohbc nitwn'• W>P l9 tytnlWU comptU,._
A fkld C>( mott lNI n l01ymna.i1 wd I lx'al n the
compuboty tllttettn Thul'\day 11 7.30 p.m.
Ttam end all.around op_honal compcuuon
bqlnt Fndly at 7:30 Wllh the mttt rnd1n1 ~11.mh)' with two ttt•IOn'-The team On1I' ~al 2 Sa~Urday With lhc lppUalUt nnaJt WI
for MO
Top.1aded UCLA. fivc·t1me deknd1na
NC AA champion Nebfaw, 811.10 Conference
powrrhouw OhlO State, llhnot• lllnd Mmnnota
11ld n1nt·Umc NCAA tllltti Prnn Utt ire
1mona 1he 1up tam• be111tn1 for the tam champ10nah1p.
T1ekru pncel vary accord1n1 to the day
Thurtday'• pn"' Mena ,6, concuunc S4:
upper wa1i $4
••
Barons, Marina win in Sunset
Errors he p Estancia top Uni;
Costa Mesa wins wi done
Foun&ain Va.Uey 1.nd Marana eked out untet Leuuc
wins, while E1r.ancia blankt'd Unavmity and COlta t.fna
outtlu•d Saddlebeck 10 women's h1&h school t0nbaU
ac11vuy TuCICUy.
Saddleblck fell to Santa Ana 1n a community oollese
match up.
Hert'• what took place:
Youla.la V.U.y 1, OccM Vl•w •
Jackie Oakley. a talenttd ri1ln·handed sophomore for
Ocean V1cw, ttru.ckout 14and didn't walk a biller, but her
dc(cnte didn't back her u~ 11 the hOJt Barons 11ruck for a
run 1n thr third inmna wuh the help of two Ocean View
errors.
Fountain.Valley,)..() •C\ ltaaue1 ~truck for 111.n.10 with
two outt in the third •t Lea Yountnn an infield tn&lo and
took ICCOnd on 1n error, thc-n came home on Cbrttty
Alvaru't bit wtnch rnuhcd in an overthrow 1t nAL
Ocean View, whach outhit Fountain Valley. M 1 Left
e1aht n.inncn ttranded, aeven in scorina po11uon. 1na had
1he bltet loaded tn the tevtnth, only lO be turned lft)'
cmptYhanded by rehef p1tchcr Staci Haynes.
R1yne1 picked up 1h1np in the fin.h 1nnan1 for t\.tntr
teptulnic Rowten. Tbc two combined to 1trik.e out Jutt
thrtt blucr1, but they bad the risht 1tufTwhen they need It
10 kttp Fountain VIJl9 unbeaten throuab three SunJtt
Laaue pmes. Ocean View 11now1-2 1n SunJCt play.
Marbaa a, BuUqwe Beac~ l
Manna'r. K.im KJrstud and Hununtton Beach's
Kathy F<>u hooked up in 1 p1tcher'1 duel 1n a pme in
which four of the five runs scored by the two team1 WCR
bcc.tuK of errors.
Other •J>l"1' '"'" entrrrd J)w1&ht 4itoon, U1uH Prnhall Ml Kutlrdsc. 1>1 .. 1cf Ray, Rich
\.iul Phil Olwn P;11 \1ud,11ll Wrndt'll T)'lt"
•nU ~m C unnin&ham
A nuflt1 aw.arcfl prHtnuuon and 11uc1ion "till
ll1l lc1<W lhe 1ournamcn1 w1 1h Merhn Olten ~llflll
0 M.J\IC'r of < 1"rcm11n1e\ •nd Jim V1llcn of
i.i .. wpon lk;ll h \Cf\llOJ a\ •IUl IHIOCC'f
Fnday'' pnc.·" Arena SI l . concourx S9.
upper S7
Saturday'• fln1 ~••on Artna SI I, ~oncounc
19, upper S7
~turday'i XUllld ~ AUNI ~-ovt .
"'"'·ourw Sl 2, uppc. Siii
A l1C.ke1peckaa,c1~ SH for lht .;rena. allhou&h ~•lurday't ~cond \C\\um "wld out. and S27 fur
l'nn(OU f'M' M'll S
_Pats to_ ay r)!&r
$600,000 a ye"r?
Marina, now 2-0 in leasue, ~ored sin&le talliet in the
fourth, fifth and thuh 1nninp, then htld otTtbc O tlen. O.J,
when Hunt1niton Beach rallied fora marker 1n the 1tvm1h
todrewc~.
E1&ancl• •. l.lalversUy 0
The Eaalc:s It.ad only one hll -an RBI ~•nJ)c l°'.Y Kim
8raa11 -in a four-run thud, but the University defense
helped out wtth thrc:c errors and a patr of walks in the
1nn1n1 I n1rar11 r Ire fur 1111( 1\ \I H f or furthrr 1nform111on'. phone lJ( l A I 0 I
I 111 lurlhl"r 1nrurma1111n phone Manh;,
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JlotocrON lllnl Graad PrU
I 1ftc:\.'n uf 1hr top youna amateur m o11JCrvn
ndrl\ 1n the cuun1ry will be &0'"1hc.td10 ht-ad 1n
lht' Rau uf C tuimp1on• 1t the t l1h annual KawHalu World M1n1 C1r1nd Pm Sunday at
Saddlc'-ck Park 1n Orana.c
Teanl• eiblbltJon The RllC' of Champion\ (()"""' of lhrre
mote>\. or hc11h w11h the hnt ovtrall fin"h 1n all
1hrrr dc1erm1n1ng the w1nntr All the ndcn 1h"
year will be w mpc11n1 on 1dcn11callr·prcparc:d
Kawroak1 KXW m1n1 bike'\ anJ w1I cxchitnKC b1kt"\ bc1wccn m uto\
\ 1cnri" nh1h11um 1111 thr hC'ntfit of lhc l l \
\.\111111:11°\ Vollq ball C luh will he held \und.t)
"1J) Ii bcg1nn1n&al l pm 11 the Lo\< abl"llorn\
I n1111\ C 11mple1 tn l 11unu11n Valle>
I hr nh1h11w n will fr;ilurC' lop \llr Mu11r111
'J"IJlrhna ind flu 'a Mike Hcak> of ( ~ta Mtta 1\ one of 1hr I ~
n dcr\ compr11n1 \m,lc Ill kcl rm< I'\ for lhc oh1bt1ion will Ix
\I\"""' \Iii w11h •• \'II' piM.ka&r a"'a1l.tblC' .it
\I \fl 1111 1w11 Ill kr l\ 1•1 the IC'nnl\ and vullr)b"ll
nh1ln1r11n .iml ;i huflrl/tc" k1a1I rt'lcp11on
In add111on rn the Race of Cllampwn' 1hr Wurld M1n1 <.rand Pn11 fca1ure1 raun1 1n 17
d a\\C\ w11h the p:1rt1n p<in1s ran11n&'" age (1um
\IA year\ .ind up I'" morr 1nlm ma111m phc1nr 957-11761i l)ualrfy1n-and prll. t1tr lx'ttn\ FncJay w11h 1he
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1 l(kt:t\ arr pm:ed II 'II w11h H pcn·t:nl
dr'4.ounl coupon~ av11l1blr 11 pamc1pa11n1
\ou1hcrn C-ahforn1a Kawuak1 dealer\
Boltball player• •oU/fbt
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\mo1ll<Wo1>d l';ir~ IC m:.il "nd C .ir.1wll> \lrttl\) 1n
I he Inna Po1n1 Women '< lub I\ nuv. ~'""' cnrollmenl for l('nnl\ cla~~ for all a~' for Ix''""'"' throu&h ad\o~ncrd pl•>c1\ ho1h m•k
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FOXBORO. Mim. (AP) -The New EnaJand
Pat nots dedined commtnt on 11 report they ho ve aarecd to
pa) pr~pcc11ve No I draft choice, wide re<e1ver Irvan&
Fryar, t>ctwttn S600.000 and $700.000 a ye-ar, but
w:heduled a new\ conference later today to d1<1euu the
matter
The New York Daily News reported that Fryar, an
All·Amc:n~n wide rc~ivcr from the tJn1vc"'llY o(
Nebraska. i.nd hi• agent Ja<"k Mill•. agrcc:d 10 term\
TucMla) l he nc~pa~rsa1d Fryar, who had been coveted
by the New Jcr1ey Generals of the nval Unncd Sutn
Football Lcasuc. would enter the NFLaflerche May I draft
as one of us h1shest paid pla)'cn.
'Tm relieved," the News quoted Fryar as saym&. "I'll
probably Slifl 1oniaht or tomorrow."
The Patnou obtained the na,hts to the first overall
pick 1n the draft in a trade last month with the <:1 ncinnati
Bengali. They had ne1otiated with Fryar but could not
reach an avcement, which led 10 an c•chanae in which the
Bcnpl\ gave awa)' the No I pc>sttion for the 16th and 28th
picks.
"I only wish C"tnc1nnat1 hadn't taken)() Ion& to make
the trade," Fryar u1d. "Once they l(>I out of the way 1t went
prt'tt}' fa"."
The ncw\papc:r said 1-ryar. who hve\ in Mount Holly.
N.J ., camr to Nrw York Tue~ay for the complcuon of
ncgot1at1on,. at the law office of Chuck Sullh van. t'~Cull vc
vice president of the Patriots and wn of tram owner Billy
Sulli van
"At one point I thousht I was very clo~ to u1n1ng
with the Generals." u1d Fryar But he ~•d the USFL team
would not guarantee h1'1 .alary.
The 6-0, 200.pound Fryar caught 6 7 pa)SC°S for 1.196
yards and 11 touchdown~ last \Ca'lon despite pla)'ing 1n a
run..onentcd ofTcn~
UCI signs volleyball star
ll< Irvine vollryball w ;,ch M1kt-Purit1 hai. an-
nounced the ~1gning of (jay!<' Wheeler to a national letter
of intent "
Wheeler a 5·8 !letter. will be a freshman 1h1> fall al
l '< I ~he Wit\ a fim-1ea m all·<'H J-A \ClcC11on at S1tn
Manno High th1\ ~a\(in
NllC NOTICE
'ICTITIOUI IUMNlll NAllllTA'nMl.NT
fh• follOWlng pe<eon le dOlng
bullllleHH
O(M,f,NO !LfCTAIC,f,L CON
TRACTORS 721 W Center St A
Coale M"' Celt! 928'7
M110 K1m1 l.anl'O 72 1 W
Centet SI " eo.11 MeH Calll
9:1617 Th11Duernet•11 condvci'td by 11t1
rndlv1d111I
Milo K Leonlfd
P\8.JC "°TIC£
,ICTfTtOUI IUIMll
NAMI ITATU•NT
Hwt IOllowlf\Q !*ton II OOll'IQ
bullfl"' •• M1'AINA f.'HVSIC.Al T'M!AAPY.
1202 Valene•• Dr Hun11ng1on
e..ui C11hf 9'647
Miiiy JO K"1-' 8202 Vallnc;la
Or MVflllrlQton S.acn Ca.hf 92847
fh11 bu""4"" r.ondvctld l)y an
lndlvldu•I
M111y Jo 11 Ml•r
Thie 11lalem•nl wH 111111<1 wtln lhill
County <,1111 ~ ol 0 11noe County on
Mar fl 1984
Tht EaaJcs. now S·2 tn kQJUe and 7-7 overall. rettivcd
a nrona p1tch1n& performance from l'amm)' Kane. who
~truck out two and walked none
Meanwhile, tJn1vcrt1ty'\ Marcia Fu W'1 the v1ct1m of
the four unearned runs 1n the third. The Tro111 n1 fell to 2-S
1n Sea View League play.
Costa Men 11, Seddleback 1
Paula HofTman .iruck out tour and went the distance
rn at101ns Saddleback 10 help Cona Mesa up 1u Sea View
Leaauc \Oft ball record to 4. 3. addle back fall~ to I ·6.
Stacey Smythe h1t 1 M>lo homer in lht 1tiCcond innina
for Meu. Donna Nom11 added a tnplc and Ncwang
Scrvatl'~ had a two-run double for Co'lta Mc"4..
Saata Aaa %, Sa.ddleback I
The Oonucored both their runuga1n\t lo~1ng p1tchtr
( indy Rt\ 1c~ in thr bottom of thl' \Ccond mnina to
improve their ovl'r .. 11 record to 22·4 while dropping
~ddlcback to 6.15 in the non-<:onfcrence game at
Saddlcback.
Mcpn Wallace ""'led in the C ,aucho\ only run in the
top of the fifth tnn1ni-
County track meet set
The 14th annual Orangr County track and field
champ1on'lh1ps for high ~hool athletes. ahhouah weak-
ened considerably br the fact fllany of the beat athlete~ wall
be opting for the 7th annual Ara.din ln vi1.at1onal, "'
\Chcduled for Saturday at Mission V1e10 High School
Tnali 1n the I 00, 220. 120 high hurdle'I, 440 rclayund
\30 mtermcd1atc hurdle\ begin at 9 a.m with the fim
runnm& final11 )Chcduled for appro1umatcly I p.m.
Field event11 bqin at 9 a.m. and will run conunuously
until the six finalists arc found
The event include• 47 Orange County school\,
includ1na the top three firmhcr\ 1n 1983 -Villa Park. Fl
Modena and Corona dcl Mar
Other \tronJ cntr1e11 in the field , according 10 met't
director Cienc Gurult of M1~\IOn V1c10 arr 4.ianta Ana,
'>anta Ana Valle) Marina and M1uwn V1e10
PlllUC NOTICE PlllllC NOTICE ---'IC°TITIOUI 9UltHIH 'ICTfTIOUI IUlfNIH NAiii ITATHllNT N~ ITATWMIMT rn. l~IOQ 1>9ft0nl .,. dOlng Th• IOllowl"Q .,.,ton II dOlng
buelneH •• buelnffa M Q~PMIC SALES COMPANY 141-TIME TERRACE: CAFE, 250·0
229 12 VI• Nue'l Mlt-'Otl " .. '° CA Oole SltMt Coale Meu Call!
92891 91827
JdW\Cetl'*on 177021r .. 1ne Blvd Doug 0 11111 '79111 '•rein
1201 T u1lln CA 92680 M1111on V••IO Celll 928£1 1 Mike 01flmora 17702 lrvtne Blvd Tho& butineM It t0ndUG1ed by en
•207 Tuttln CA 92680 1ndMdull
Th4t bu1me11 11 con<luct.o by 1 Oouglat Davia
~If perln.rtntp Tl\jt tlal~I wH filed wllh 1h1
Joon C1meron County Cietk of Ot11nge County on
Thi• tlllernenl WH flled with IM Mii 20 198•
ftlla 111111"*11 WH fli.d Wllh 111111
County Cl1111k of Orenge County or1
Me• 'J1 1984 ,2AOMI C°'mly Clefll Of Oran~ County on '2"1.ol
,2.UOU Pubh111\ed Ofeng• Coatl Dally Feb 27 191• PubO.n.d Orenge COiet Otlly
Publlthld Oranoe Col.II Daily Piiot Match 2 I 28 Aprll 4, It, 1"'4 '2*1t Pllol Mateh ,8 AC>fll • 11 18, 191•
PllQI Aprtl 4 11 18 2~ 1H4 11126--&4 Publilhlel 01~ COit! 0..ly 17~3-84
1ue.34 ------------I PllOI MatCI\ 21 April 4 1 I II 1984 1771 -1)4
P\8.IC "°TIC£
"CTITIOUI •UlfNlll NAMI ITATfMINT
T h4I lollOWIOQ pereon It dOlng
tJua111ftt H
TAEKWONDO CENTCA 22~1
Harbor 81vd Coale MeH C11t1
92828
8entor1 0 C..uantng 1340 A 3
S anl• Ane Ave C.oell MeH C•ltf {1?627
Hue t>ut111eo 111 c;ond111.1.o by '"
111()Mdull
8en1Cil'• CJ C..utl1111g
lhot tta1em111nt wH hied wllh 11'11
C..r>vnly C110 ''' O•e11ge County on M"' 'n 10114
~IC NOTtc£
flCTITtOUI 9UllHlll
NAMI ITATIMINT
llwi IOllowtng ~tone 11• dOlnQ bu""''' .. WOI. Olrec;t AdYt<UlinG. 200
McCormic11 Coe•• Mela, C• 92020
Neuonal Ed\IColllOn ~por11ton.
• o.i ••• ,. c;orp •Je 1 81<c.tl 8trMt,
N-Ct<>fl S.ach C1 92t60
'"" bulln ... II cond\IColed bY • corpo1111on
N11iooa1 Education CorPofallon
Judy !ay4ltedorl1t
AHlllllll S.Ctellty
Th11 tlalemenl WU llllCS With Ille
County C1e11t of o,.,. County on
M•tCll 19 lfl84 ,,.. ,.. "41201
Putiheneo 01111Qe Cou1 0•1ty Pu1>11tl'll<I Or•~ Coeta Delly
Ptll"/I Apttl .. 1 I 18 2$ 1994 Pllol Mer'h 28. Apfll . 11 It, 1984
Mt.IC NOTIC£
NllC NOTtCE
1178·94 174$.-94
Pta.IC NOTICE
'ICTfTIOUI 8UltMlll
NA• ITATl .. NT
Tro<1 following OIWIOfl It dl)ll\(I
but1ne•• 11 IS TAT TYPE 1982 I Seen" 8•r Lane H11nt1ng1on leach Cell
9'&.o&a Marg111et H ,...... 1982 I ken~
Bay Lane Mvnllngton &each Call!
92&41
Th11 butineot• .. eondUC1ecl by an
lndMdu11
MltQtr9' H ,..._
Thtt aLallfl'*'ll wit 1111<1 wttll I~
County Cl•O ot 0tlnQ4 County on
Mar 20. 1984 nut01
Publttl'll<I Or•noe Co••• 0.Jty
Piiot Mttctl 'e Aprll .. 11 18, 118'4
1757·1•
MUC NOTtCE
Mt.IC NOTtCE
Mt.IC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE
,ICTITIOUI 1U• ... 11t ~ICTfTIOUI 8UatNIH _.. NA• ITATIMIMT NAMI ITATl•NT The foUowlng petlOn II d(!jng
The lolOWlng pereon 19 dOlnO bullneH b
bu:~· P0ct<(T8, 4<>e1 Old Mill PAC•rlC INCOM ()801 Uncoln
91 11~. Calif 027t• l20 Cypr ... Calfl OC>e30
Stllrllyn RM ~aud, 4oe 1 Old R"tlttd A Wallace. 680 I linGOln
Mitt 8I . lf\111\1. Cell! 92714 120, Cyp1MI Cell! &oe30
Thi• bullnett le eonduGlilld by en Thi• l>\Jtlne .. 11 eondueltd by '" lndlvldv•I lndlYldu.i AtotlllfCI A Welll(e
Shlfllyn A Renaud Thlt 11a1emen1 wll llle<J w11n llwt
Thlt tlll~I ..... 10.0 wtth 111e County Clefk 01 Or•nge County on
County Clettl ot 0rlnQ4 County Of\ Mar ~ 1984
Mtt ~ 1984 ,,.1_. ,,., ...
Publltned 0tlnQ4 C.0•11 Delly PubHlhld 011not Coul Oaity p~ Merc;tl 21 APfll 4, 11 11, 108' PllOI Marci! 28 Al)ftl 4 11 , II, 1914
17&.4·84 1166·84
PlllllC NOTICE ---,.C TrflOUI 9UllHlll
NA• ITATIMINT
The ronowing p..eon •• ooing
butl~H
ACt' CHIMNEY ClFANIP.~G & Rf
PAIR ~39'~ Rtld SI l agvn•
Beath Ctlll 9:1'65 t
MICtlHI TtlOmH Clement ~29'~
R.-cl 81 , Lagun• Beach, Celll
92951
T'tllt t>ullMt• 11 eonoue1.0 by an
lndM<lull
MldlNI T C*'*'I
P\RIC NOTICE
,ICTITIOUI au ......
NAMI ITATIMINT
T "4 ra1•0W1tlil .,., won " do1no
1)1,1 ...... , ••
Ml 0 A ASSOC.IA res 3•• y
Plaee l aguna 81Kh. Calll t2H 1
M!Cl\ael L" 0•,..npoo, 348 v
P111c.e l agun• 9-ll(:h Cettf Hts 1
J 1111 bUllfleH II C.()fl(IUC:leO by lln
lndh11dual
M"l'I ... Devenport
Thia tlal~I WH llie<I wllh Ille
Cou111y Cle<ll Of Oral\Qe COUf\ly on
M11 19 1H4 Ttllt ttal~I wu llllO wlll'I 1"41
County C1e<t. of Ot~ County on
Mer 21 IH• '141111 Pu twa1,.q 0 1 en(ljll Coa11 0.lly
'M147t Piio t Mer~h '8 Al>fll • t 1 ti IOI• Publlttlfld Otanoe C.OHI Deity H & 1 1 ..
PllOt Mat'n 28, Aprll 4 I 1 II, tt84
1760-U
Mt.IC NOTICE ---,ICTITIOUI 8U ... ll
NAMI ITATIMINT
The I~ pereont lfe dOlng
~ ..
rlNAHCIAl IERVICU 111
8ou111 Anita Ort,,. 0t11noe c t111
t2 ...
DMf ~· Inc . 171
loulll Anlt.. OrMI Ortnge C11t1
92 ...
Tllll bual'*I 19 conducted l)y e
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Ttlil 11 llemenl wet flied wtt h I hi ~ty CWll Of Otange County on
Mlf 11, 1H4 ,,.nu
Publtenad Otano-CoHI Dtllly
"llOI Marc.ti 21. ~prll '· 11 ti, 118• 1760-84
"8.IC NOTICC ---
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,~rflOUI IMlltMlll
NAMI ITATl•MT The l~ng petton It CIOlng
bu•IMllat
lfACH ITAl,P R P 0 lo'
... 5• Laguna Buch Cal1I t2t21
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,,, Cl)rona dttl Ml.I Callf HH5
T '111 bulll'lftl II c;ondUC1~ by In
lnOMCIUa l
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ft111 11a1em.n1 WH !ti.cl wltll Ille
County Clttli 01 Oraf1041 County on Miii :l'e 1te<1 , .. tea
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A pwLlt.Lon hu bMn flied NIW'°""llC..OW~ANY• AotUt. 1N4et t·OO~ ... C«No the wtU and/oreaat.e· --·tobttnf~~ Ol'I w ••• .,.. Aotll 2-. ,... .. °" .. ff. 1 ..... 100 ~ .. ::r:t:: ••'f ....... ~ 1AL01'A M. MIDCA.Lf tM; ~ 1,-.. "'*"Md TMLCAftfTM.~TION• A~don hlll ~ fta.d In toOd ~~ ....... II Of 10.00o'dOdlaMI Ofteld •• ln"'9 ClNTAAI. CA,,TM. C~ ==""'_. '
in th. Supenor c.ourtofOr· =.IOOeedOfTNllteoorded ............... T"*9e Uftdlf' .. .,.,..,.....,. • ,., ..... ted root!! ........ .., CIOI dMD'lhl ATIOH ... ~ '"''" ... -::: ;; ............
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appol.nted II penonal rep-r.no-Af ~ AUCT W~ :e.:=:.~c:~~ JOAN M. R068 be ap-:.·~~~:::;.= ;;~~Ofln::;~ !4::::-.:~ ~==-...===
rewnt.a"vocoadminlltcrthe HIQHUT llOOI" '0" CASH, CeMtOfnla ~ by JOHH pointed • ,........ rep-OOfl*curfWll You~noc._.10 "9IO(ni&.MALUTA IMQJN..,. ~. Ciellbn61 .......... tWll .... ~
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(W\dcrthe l.ndependent Ad-="n:.:'::'..:t=::::, ~\:U....:~~,: nuite of UNNrl'H 8 . your~__,~.,.,. IMn, • ._ ~ 1"*-OAOOITT. HUWNO A1tO Wft MCMAI.; ........ ..._..
minbt.raUon o f t.t.ata Act). •tn."IMlenwweott•Cfl..,_ CAIH. ~ • tllN Of .... In R088 (under the lftdeptn-~U::.:::.C..=. ""'* ::'co":.~W.:=:--0.: ~ll\~...:i.a~~= =~=:;,,s .,u: The petition la Mt for hear· •o the Orange County ....,._ ~ ~ mOMy of .._ u..cs ...... ) dimt AdmtnbttatJon ot r.. An. ttv• monthe ftom w.,... ot '''* _......, ~ eTU'HlH c. c~. ~ ec lilM ot .... 1n ., .. °' nae ._ ._. .,_ .... Int ln Dept. No. 3 at 700 nle,lp•COurf,,..tJembOf•Aoed. et the not1tl ftonl entrMCe 10 dlt cat.es Ad) The~tJon ii.,. °' recordlltlol'I Of'*~ ,OfU>l,1..,..menreciotctedlep. tafVI ~Of tfW UnMd "*-> ._.., ..._. ,...1111 ., -Civic <An~r Or , W"l· Hewpot1 IMcifl, CA .. ~.J * COunty Coun~, 100 °'* •-~· ln u-,. at tlon lwNdt ORI Of recordll6on ..,_ ..,._ 2.t,.tllO. tn loGl 1271t o4 9' IN~ front ..,.,.,_.to CM ao OCltewl .,.._ ..... ~a •• ..
Santa Ana. CA 92701 on *'° lnWett ~ to -,,. c.n.. °""" w•. a.nta MA. CA. ...,. • ,_., " .,..,. '*ecl'lll. ...... IN 04IM91uon ~ '*°'di°' .. ~ ... County ~. 100 CMc ~ ............... -he'd~" llfwMr NlO Deed Of TNM mot 11 tlgt!t, -. end .,.,..,... 700 CMc tet Dr .. Wat, Mino b..ao..d l.tPOfl -"'"" a .,_.. 47• "9cofcMf• ~ cent. DwM W• • ..,.._AN. CA. tt.. .n ..._. .. -.,_ ,.. ~·;t:i~~~~i,. .,.,.,,,__., ___ ,. ___ .,,_,.Am CA '2701 m ::"'..::"..r::.'=•~=-::.~o:.~=~:o""..r--,_"":;-::~-=•_, __
J f th lJ Ion ~~~=~-:end ~...:::: : :::: c!i: April 25, Jie4 It 9:30 A.M. Pevtno the 9Mlf• ~t ff. Of tne MCll#ed ~. "'*' Mid Deed Of Tri.Ill II\ CM NOW THIWOM. • rT .. ,,ant na 0 ., pe t. ' you the lou1nw.t 2$ , ... °' LOC I In c . deectl'*'f IN land...: (f' YOW OBl!CT '° &he INindecl by yow CtedHOt ~ btMClt Ol 4'ild, No. "' y ........., 11'1 MIO County, -~ .. thould ~ltht-r a~r~ at thf. ~ Q1Coton&.£WMer..Jn..tb9 Ja.._ W...C U.. peUt6oft, yow ..Io tiaO. cMd ttw .-.ohMd'l .. 1_,,dold 9ec>N»1P lflNf~ of tN Coelt Col ,...,.....
nurf.nc and It.a~ you ob)ec. City Of Newport lwti. County Of ,~L '· Ld 78 °' ltect No 1i'hO.aJd d thtt awar at the ~."" lO .,,,.,. tor~ 10 .,., 1'. ttl2 •• ~ ..... ~ ..... --
U009 or Ille! written objec· Ofenge, aw. Of Celfornile, • per HOI °' Ttect No t509. In""~ "'-..& .... and 1tat:"you-obi..... t1op !"-for.aoture, Of" Y04ll P<op. merit No ai-321N5. WILL SELL A'T LOC 17 °' Tteet HO. tt30 In SN ~= c:-~ =--.::..
lJON with thfo ooun before "'llP 12ec.or. M~~. ~~·!....-.:,,!.! !!.,°' ~ange,...:.!!~~ °'1n~~. :=._"•or f".· ...... ,._ =:ro-: eny 11 1n for.ootur• IOf any other 'U9UC AUCTIOH TO 'TH! HIGH· City of a.n Jueti ~reno •• .,., prQPOMll '°' ,IOIM OCCJJI •'°I ., and.. ._..,_.....,. ..,_ ,,. ,..... .. _ --_.,.... ..._ ....,.,. ._. wn ..,., reMOll, ~ AM!lllCAH IA\1-UT llOOlA '0A CAtH. lewful mtiCHec«c'941n8oolcl$0,~I d'ttrictptOC18ftYlnllOOOnl•• ..
thtt heartna. Your a ppear· Offk» Of the· County R9cOt Of~ • to • lnolulM °' M• Uonl wt&h the court ore IHOI AHO LOAN ASSOCIATION, mon.y Of the l.lnfted ....... OI . tllfu • ~ Of ~ the"'~°' ...... I t ... ance may be In pt•non or by Mid County. caflaneowMIC)l,lntheOttleeofthe ti.. .. .._..c .... Your ap.-..r t&72& ! Wflitthtt 81v4 . WN1ti.t. ~'"***_,onattet•Ot M4llPt 1n IM ofb o4 the~ Of tfle Edl"Cl_.111" Codl9':.,.. APt.1052..012.ot County~derOfMldCOunty 11c .-.-.. ,.. ....-'CA 90107 1714) 773.112•. naUONll>er* 1-..i.or*'-tl ~cwotMldOfMg1Coumy ·=a•h9r..;.._,._ ....
your attorney 'TrwtOf Of t.c«d owner Roe. OCUT TH~"'°" 11 "*'-~may be In penon or by l1·2t°'3170(11 etedlt uNon, or 1 tl.at• Of t.dlrtl The wMt tddt ... and other 2&1ftoay0f.Jllr. f ...... i.oo.-a. IF YOU ARE A CREDJ· EAT H RUDI eno SHAAON L . ., .... oil. QM. riwoteum. 00. your attorney. If you "iM any QuMlloM, you N'llng.t and lolln NeOOlltlon cloml· ~~Ion. If.,..,. Of the tfle<kMr '1Ge0ard .. tloida~ i'OR or a oonUngent c.Tf'dlcor RUC>e "Y4tocarb0n aubttencee and ., lF YOU ARE A CR£0l· tnou1o c:ontact • iewyet"' the 00¥· cllecS rn '"" ... flt. 911P:f.8ble11 the r..i l>fopeft'f d9tcfltled aboW .. ""'OMd • ~ ti
of the d<'<.'Cuc.>d. you must ~~·~~~~' ::. ~t= =~o;c'bt •;~ 1::*.,: TOR or 1 contlnaent CTtditor :,,":"" :io: ~may~· •n· ~':_: ~~ .;'r,~~= ~:!,'~ =&· ~ :;:1'= ~-:,
fllt' your claim Wltt\ the rNI pt()9erly detctltled M>cM II 1and~undetiM1plan.per .... of tM decelled, you must ~. YOU MAY l.OSE rHIPfOC*tJ.:'!U.IO W\MldCounty The ..,nOer~ Tr-. die-the lectaitery °' .... ..,;, "'
court or prnent It w the per· purponed '~~ bt ~ ~ 305c· .. 10 end 690 •• below IM s><eeem tile your clAlm wi&h the ~~~:~=;r A~r~ 00 NOT andp.,s!!!•,· , ... 5~ _!!.!~,· ~ ~any, .... atr_.. !!'...,.,.., ... ~~ ~ !... ~~ ~ aonal represenuatlve •P· Helioctope ...... one ...... .,, "14#feceot..ictlend lorthepurpoee oourtor~tlttot.hen6r--""" ....,....,...,. -· ·-"' ... --• ..,..,.._ ._._.,. ____ , __ _..
.-.I l.ed b h . hi 9282& Of Pf~lnO tOt, the .. ploratlon. ...---·· -· NOTIC! IS HEREBY GIVfH '"" No 32a ... lhOWn on • "'llP , .. ~mon ~·tion." any, tft()l#fl ino by publceGoft ~to~ .,.,.n y t c t.'OUrt wit n The un<letalQMO TrwtM dl9-dl\' .. t)pfNnt, P<oductlon. •xtrtoo aonal rep reaentetlve ap-IUNKllT SERVICE COMPANY ... oorded It!'* l•. P1991.0 and '1 tletein lion.,.°' N ~ c-..
fou.rmontht f rom the dawuf ctllmunyu~yfonnylncof'rect· 1ion"14t•11nootta1c1m1Mrlll,oN, pointed by the court within nowcWtyliPC)OlntedTr\41 .. unci.ta ot M~~.r«iOfO.ot 8ei4 .... wm be meo.. bUt On klft Of T,..._ G..w
fll'lt tauance of lettetW u ,,... of lhe 1tr"1 eddr ... end other g.ae petrot.urn. otner ttydrocart>on four months from the date of Died of Trwt dltecl 1111&111 ••· Ofenge County. Ctllf0tnla Without ~ °" .arrenty. ex· Aodd "': dfitl W>IFllll»f *'° ~
Pruvldf.'d In $e.ct1on 700 o f COMm<>t\ deelgnlllon. H ~. thowfl IU~anc:. and WtWr from 9* f ' • •-·---of •-t•-.. ec:\lted by PATRICI( WILLIAM Parcel 2 I.Ota 19 end 21 In IM«* Pf .. Of lrnptleCS. r191141nO tlUe, rtecs a Che' lbO'M r~ -• ner•n laMbymMNolmlnle ...... der· ll"I• .._..._ IC-·· HANl,.H ' MAACIA ANNE ~33.CCtona O.Mer.•tnown on • pou••on Of tlftCUl'llbtlt'Cel. In-~MOICMfolowtnt"°"9
tht' Probate Code of <.:ah· 6114 .... will be ~. but rtdl• or other ~I from tut· provided 1n Sect.Ion 700 of HANlflN, HU81AHO AHO Wl"E .. Mep tecot4ed In ~ 3. Peoe • 1 dUdin9 ..... chefget and lllpentel AYU Aidwd I. oe.ort flfancy A. fonua The itnw for fllmg wtttlOVt ~• or w11Hnty, ... rece loeeflol'll on 94~1ng or the P robate Code of CalJ. 'Truator. to ..wr• obllOltloM If! an4 •2. ~· Ml!Pt. , .. Of the Truat• and Of the trwu Poll 4 Oeortt AodOe ,Jf ,.,,,,...,..
claima wHi not _,xpire prior pr ... or implied, r90lf41no 1101. ntlgllboflno 1an4 Of~ outtlo. Of fomia The limo (or fiUno levor of AM!RICAN SAVING& I cordt ot Ofanoe CcMMty, c.ilfornle ~tNled by Mid 0-4 ot Truet, to dO : Aw and~~~
• t.,_ ~. or ~m«>tencee. to the •bove-411Crltled tenet It being . ... L 0 AN Ass 0 c I A 'TI 0 N . .. The ..,... lddr... Of other Pll'f the r~ ptltleipal -Of HOfa New.
\0 four monllq from the date pay the unpa14 b~ Of the undemood that the ~ Of lllCli clalmt wW not expire prior 8eneflcjety Aecoroecs on t21ot1n comon dwlgnetton o4 the,.., ProP-the not«•I MCUl'ed by Mid 0-4 Of ANEHr None
of lhe hearinl notlcfid above notl(I) MCUted by NICI Died of Min«•. oil, gat petrot.urn. other to foul monthl from the date II ~I no 82<M bo«* 12 .. 1 «ty Mr9'n~• 4MUINO la Trust to wit SH. 121 U wtUI 1 NOflM ,_ ~ ..,_.,., °'
YOU MA y t..'XAMINE Truat. piu. u prOYlded 1n -* ltydfocarbOn aut>etenc:. anc1-ter, of the heannc not.iced above Z tot Of Otnc* '*«dt In the Pl'fPOrt*' to ~. 17'3 eaat COM! ln•ffl u-aon t1om Jt.liy 1. 1..s .,. eo.4 Of r,.,...e °' .. c:o...
lh<" m~ ~pt by the t'OUrt lf not.Ct) . .CSvenc:.a, 11 ~.under the .. Ml lonh •l>OV9. ehal MW! no YOU MAY ll"V•MJNE c of lhe Aecorder Of Ofenge Highway, CCtona del M«. cell· • 1525%Plf'annumUptovtdedltl Community COieiia oi.tnet °'Or· ••~ of tll4 DM4 of Trust. t .... r1gt11 10 lhter upon the aurlllte of .:.An. oun•r· California. •ndu41no 1 tornla 8lild notef•l p4y1 att com.°*""' Countv. ~nle.. -
you are interested In the et· m11gea. and ••Pitt... of tri. the lbov. dleerltled 1an4 nor to u• the file kepl by the court. If note(• for the aum of f t 12.000.00. . The ~tlO'*' '*eb't 4i. eno "'Y and 111actvene.12,87012 ~ '* .Zt eboW and'°' .......
tate. you may wrve upon I.he Trust• MCI of the trueu etMtecs by any of the tll4 lanes or any PonlOrl you are Interested in the es-Tlllt the ~., In..,. .. , 111\CW Glalrnl alt ~Y lor any Incorrect· wtlh "'*"' thereon ~ ... dAir M4 ~
ex«Utor or adminlttrator. or ~t 0Md1._ 1~~ ..... '-'t'*' _.-_ ~ ~ ~ p11~~:o. tale, you may wrve upon the Mid 0-4 Of_!rutt and the *· na.. 1n Mid ttreet lddt ... °' ottwr Tiie benefially unci.r Mid o.ci adoPt.ed by M6d eo.rd • •,....,
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.. , .. ,.,,. .,. .... ,.,. _ ....--• .., .,.,., ,... _... ... .... _ o.tJona Neu<-thereby •• Pf ... common deeignetton Of Tr111t heretof0te •..outed MCI meeting m.eot he'd or1 1tle 2"'
upon the attorney or the ex-ce11on of thle notQ. the tot• lee. ot :ne Mid land)or any purpoee e-xecucor or adm.lnlatrator. or emty '*"by the beMtlQary TMt • 8et4 .... w11 be mede w9VIOut ~ecs to the un0er11gne4 a •rt· dav of Mwdl ,..,.
ecutor or admlnt.trator. a nd amovnt of theunpeld t>e1anc.e of the wt1a1toe\«, .. reMMldlnlNIOeed upon the attorney for the ex· breech ot. MCI oetNi In. the otlll· w1nen1y. upr ... or Implied. ,.. 1-" Oec111111on of Detlllllt and o.. ~'*' tHaard .YOf Aptt , ....
file with the court wllh 01>t1oetlon MCuted by abCMI ~ teoor694. ecutor or admlnitt.rator and gatlon f0t wtild'I Mid Died of Trutt g.,4ln0111 ... p1>1H11lon, or erlOUft'I-m8114 IOI Sele and• written Notlce et Coat• ....._ c.bnia. ' •
Proof of ~rvlce a wr'ltt.en tc:rlbed cs..4 ot truet and eetlmated PAACEL 2 Non_.llClullve ..... fl'-llh .i.... rt • 'th It MCurl1y l\aa oc.wrred In thll tfle btanc.. to Nlllfv tti. PflnC'lc>tll btl· of Oelaolt and Ei.ction 10 N Tiie NotrN ~ OoelM
• QOllll, t1191ftM1' end actvancea .. men•• fOI ~. tnor.... ..... IC' w UIC cou WI paymetrt hM "°' ~ made of ance of the NqJe or°''*~ uncMftigned ~ Nod Hotlet Of ~ rtqul'9t 1tat1ng that you de· ~.27171 rMllntenenc.9, rep411r, 4,e1n909. en· proof o f aerv~. • wntten '-""'• 10 l'Mk• the 5116113 Pll'f· MGUrecl by MIC! Died Of Truet, wlt1I O«eult and EHM:tion to .... to l>9 ~ Or-'Ot COlllt o.sy Noe
lirv 1pt'Cl&J nolkle of the fll. The beneflctery uncw Nld Deed ctoechment, IUPPOf1 and tor otNr request at.at.in& that you de· "*'' Of Pf~ and/or tnter"t lntereaunclotnerlUft'll .. ptOYlded r.corded 1n the county wn.e IN 14.pfl 11 ,, 2$ 1M4
lno ol an tnvtnic>ry and ap· of Truat heretolor1 ell.CUled and purpoaea, Ill u deeettbtd If! the a&.,.. irv.-iaJ not'-o f lh• fll· an4 Sit tubMq~t paymenta, 1"911in. plul advll'IC4ll, If any, lltlOer teal ptoperty HI ioc.etecl ' ' 1tez ... ... cletlv9red to the Utldertlgned a wftt· 4eeleretlon of COV9tlenta. ~on-.,,~ r-'' ~"' "' t099t11er wit" let• cn.,.gee. Im-the ,.,mt thereof and 1mer.t on DATE Miieti t•. 1914
pta11ement of Cit.a~ l&IK'la or let! o.clatlllon Of Oefautt and 0.. 4ttl0rl• and rMlrlCtloM an4 reMI'• Ing of an inventory and ap-j)OUnda, lmpoun4 depotllt. 11 eny, IUCtl ldvlll<*. and Plue ,.... CENTRAL CAPITAL COAPOR· rtaJC MmCI
of the petillo N or acxounta mandfOfS .... and•wrlttanNotlet vttlOn o1 ....,,,.,..\1 recotded tn pr~nt of estat.eueeta'or ul'WNf the twme Of Nld no11 Of cherO". and ••C*'I ... of the ATION 1---..;..;;=-..;--. .... .._ __
menuoned In Section 1200 of OeflUlt end Erec:ilon to Sell The booll 11tot. pege 112. Offtdaj "'--of lhtt ,..liuont or accounta OMcl of Truat and all 11JbMqUlnt Trwt• 1114 ot Ille iruet• creeted by 9y o.Cll Fo•. vie. Pr~• ... ~ _ _, l200 c. f h Calif •~ undetalgned c8UMd Mid Notlee of cor4a, aa 8IMnded by an lntttu· ,.... ~· wtl4Ctl !>«-due thet• Uld 0.-0 of Trwt The tOlel c-trel Capital Corp Te •t• •11-ll•N " o l e om.. Def.Wt ano Ei.ctlon 10 w to ~ ment rec.or4ed 1n booll 12034. Peoe mentioned tn SecUon 1200 alter. lndudlng any lat• ChMgee Of ""°""'of Mid ot>11g1110n. 1nouoino Po 8o11 H511 MOTICI °' ~ t.M.I
Probate Code r9C:Orded 1n the COUt1fY -'*• the M3. Offlclal ~da. and :ne eup. and 1200.~ of I.he California OU--"' p.-,able Ufld.-the lerma reatonably •llm.atecs , ... , ctlllgee San Oieoo. CA t2138 YOU.._• DIPMIL f ._A
laloca M. M~dcalf, Pro ,.., e>roperty 11 ioeeted' ~IMY decter•tlon recorc'94 1n P robate c.ode. of Nld Note Of Deed of Trutt and •• ,,.,, ... Of,,,. Tru11 ... at the (8ttt 23l·61IO oao °' ,..,.,.., OATID ._.
P er. PP!'il. ~~ _... 11,_ ~ 12&15. page &1' Ottlclal ~ JOAN M . ROSS, oJt. T"9' by reuon tri.reot. the Pf• tlmeol lnlllal publlcatlon of tl'lle No-Pul>4ilhed °'.,.. Coeet Dally PlkJC ta.-. ......... YOU TM.IAC-..... .......,~Po' '"" ......... IC; ent beMfldwy undat IUCll Deed of tlee, .. f710.MI.. Aptil 4 It ti. 196' "°"TO "'°1WCT voua .... %111% Lockltavea H1Cem1noDeuAelna.6u1te 400 me' 14reet addr ... and other ec9lrU 'Ttutt. Ila& eucutecl an4 ~ed Oeted Aprll 3, t984 117~ urn,rTllAY•ICM.DAI A"9-
ffa111la1&00 Bea(la, CA. Sen~· CA t2tot common ~ton. If any. of the %15 Opel 10 Nld Trull• • wrman Oadar· REAL ES'TAT( IECUAITIU "8JC NOTICE UC IM.L. YOU -MD·
Ht·6tf8 PtlOn9 191298-7110 r ... propeny ~bed •t>cwt II Balboa l1lu4 CA HHl ;':, !!.ci ~J.;:::.:: =~~rile corporation PUMTIOM °' TMI llATUM CW
Pubhahed Orange Cout ~e!:~~eti f~~~ COMPANY, ~g:.114;'t.~01. ~. gf ::~=~ •?a·HH ' · Tru•tM, llJch o.ci of Trut1 ano .... 'Trutt• NOTICE OF DEATH OF THI f'ttOClllCMMOI AGMllT
Dally Pilot April 11. 12. 18, Tr14t• CoYrt, t.agurta Niguel, CA t2t77 Publlahed Orange Coul the csocumente evldendno tti. o~ ,._,, o"" Morger. 111 Pr~t WALTER HURD CHELET· ~~ '"°"'"° COWTACT A
198-4 PE!LUi "NAHCIAL COAPOR· The un4erll9'*' Trutt .. 4i. Dally PUot April 11, 12, 18, gatlons NWted ttlefff't. and hat 2020 Noni\ Broect.ay. Suite 206. TE aka W. BURD CHELET· On Aprll 2&. 1 ... ac 100 , M 198-4 84 ATIOH. Agent C1WMtnyllabllltyl0t ~Incorrect· 1984 cs.clerecl and dOel '*eb't 4ec:ief• Sant.a Ana. Ca t2700 TE aka HURD CHELETl'E CENTRAi. CAPITAL C0"P<>f'·
• 8y OIANC81.ACK, Mltlaoet '*90f lh .. treet lddt .. and ottlef ... tum• MCUrecl 11\erff't lmmedl-T~. (714) 9~10 AND OP PETITION TO AD-ATION .. the dUly ~ed
-----------Pu..,..._~ Orenge "-··t "'-"" Piiot ~---'"-""nit'~. If anw, lhown 18~9·84 ttlfy due and payat>M and hel Publl9Md Of11t1ge Cout Deity 'T--... _.._ and pureu.tl to rtalC NOTICE A;.i'4'.1'1. 18, tte;--.,_,, ti;;~':"' ..._ ..,., ' ·-"' ""'T"'r .i.cted anc1 4oee hereby ~ to P11o1 A.orM •. 11. 1,., 1914 187 t·U MlN181'ER EST ATE NO. D.-;; ot r';''*''""o.d on~
197'-84 Said .... will be mecN. t>ul l'"UUU\I"" ""-~N tti. ttuat P'oe>erlY to be aOICS •-"'""'TIC( AlU411 '* t. 1112 • OOCumeM No
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PQtMMton, or anoumt>rencea. an. ,_.... Pt-.tr.. • o O L..-Ne. WM"4 W L ER County, ...--·--_, ACTmOUllMl ... le CluCJfnol ... ,ctterO"andnpeneel ~ A~~:~~VtNG .. AN L AH T.a ......... I credlton o r A AHN VAlQENf MAl'TIH, AH \JM.-
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.... IM. II"· HURD CHELETrE aka W M-""'lfD WOMAH WlU. Ru. AT Tl\t loftOWinO I*~ ere doing ,, .. ted ~ lllct Deed ot Trull. to In 1114 Super\OtCourtOf 11\e Slate ,,_ ,.. HURD C HELETTE eka PU9UC AUCTION 'TO THE HIOH-
butl""1 • peytha~pr~eurntof OfCalllotnl1.f0ttheCountyolOf· Preeld41nt C aC•0t"6e~aUefl HURDCHEL~ d~ !.ST8f00£R,OACASHtpeylb6eet MISSION SAY 1.AHO&CAPIHO, tl'le "°le(I) NQ.lted by Mid 0W4 of enge 8y Rot>ert MllllllMd, A .... lant aa duly 9')pl)lnlecl JruatN und« lhe c.1 'c.&n ~· • 1Jme of .... In tawfuf MONy o1 &M
11 1 !•t 11111 StrMt, Colt• Mau, Trull to wit 133,500 00 wllll In Ule Matt.et Of Ille Enai. Of S.Cf.,lt) IOllOWtnel 619etl~ CSMCf Of '"'" aons who may be ot.herwUlt' Uf\lled Stateal It 1.1 the ltont en.
Ce t21'7 lnler"1 thereon ftom Juty t, 1N3 AMlle v Woodatnall O.C111ed PutM<tlled Ofenge Cout Daily PllOf WILL StLL AT PUBLIC AUCTION intercsU>d In 'the w11J and/o r ""'°' 10 lhe COuinty ~. Cary JoM l(alklm. 111 Eaat 18111 q lt.00%per annum .. prooAded In Notic. I• ii.teby given that the April t 1, 111, 26, May 2. 1984 TO THE HIGHEST 8100EA '0R estate 700 Ctvtc <Anter on.... WMt, Senti
Street, eo.11 M .... Ca 92827 Nld note(•) ptu• '" eotl•. Clllfg91 undat~ned wlli Mii at Pt Iv.at.a ..... 1983·84 CASH (payable •• Ille time of .. ,. In f Jed An• CA t270 I 1111 right, trtl• and
Tll•• bvtll\fft I• eondueted by an and any and ~ .CS118'1Cea 121f 20 10 the llig,...fand belt l>tdder. IYl>o rtaJC NOTICE lilwful morw; ot ti>• unttecl Stat .. I A pl'tlllon has ~n I 1otarNI conveyed to and now helO
inoivlduaJ Cary JoM Kellum wl~h,:=:~":;~w llld Deed ~~ c:,"'~":~:"1~ ~!1:': NMICE OF b!XfA OF ~ ~~'·,::;: = 1':'1~~=ve::J ~~MA~ Us A,~\t E S~pen: gr~.,=~ o:.!,~~
Tllll atatarMtll wu llled wit" lhe of Tr111t neretof0t• ex.eouted and April t911• "the ottice of Mllarl M REGINA BODE BftlGH.AM Deed of Trull •n 11\1 ptOQerly '*--Court of Orange County te· Cal1f0tn1a cMICrt1>in9 thelMCI ~
Counly Cletk 01 Ofange County on deCIVlted to the uncMrllOMCI 1 wrtt· Ooa111, Sull• 1000, 505 Clly AND OF PETJTION TO AD lnalter deleflbtd qu-tlng I.hat rHARL~ V tn • ... 10 of Tr---3"1 .. 1n --"-·-... Feb 23, 1984 ,.,, Oeet111tl0n of o.tault end 0.. P111cw1y WM1. City of Ofanoe. • TRUSTOR PARNIAN ETEZADI. ... .... £4' ...,, -· .. " .............. ,
ll'Dt1• mend lor Sile, and a wntten Nollet CoYnty 01 Ot.,.. State ot Call· MINISTER ESTATE NO. an unmarried women McMANUS be appoinl.ed aa ot Ofange. S•at• of Calflomle ... Pi~~1::;'21~2~!~'t. = Of Default and Ei.ctlon to W The loml.a, 111 right, title and lntar•t ot AIU$9% 8ENEF1CIARY MIDWEST PA· penonal rept8ent.auve to per mep recorded In BOO* 112
1••1.•• undarMQned C8\lted lllct Noflet of Mid ~ at the ltme Of cs.at" T o all hears benefidanes CtFIC FINANCIAL INC . admtn11•~r th.. -ta•• of P19e1 2• 2& and ~ ... ""!-.: .,... .... Oefauft and E.i.ctlon 10 8el 10 bt tincs 111 lhe rlgM. title al'4 lntM"t • • an iowa C<lrP04'•tlon "" "' .... ~"' cell.neo111 Maoa In tne ..,.,_"" .... ----.,---IC-"""'--"'-r ___ recorded 1n the oounly wtiere the tlletthe"1ll•Oflll44eetMednat c redit.on and continse nt RECOROEO July 22 19111 1t WALTER HUROCHELJ:T-CountyAecotderofuldCounty
n-. ""'""' ,.., P<OC*'Y 11 ioeeted acqulted by oparttlon of 1._ or credltol'I of REGINA BOOE 1n1tt No 29896 1n 8ooll 14150 Tf: aka w HURO C HELl:r-Tne ,,,..., aodr-and other ___ ;..;;.;;..-..-.;..l;.o..o.-........ _l_I __ OA?E Marott 20. 1914 otl'lefwlM otNt ll'lan Of in eddltlon BRIG HAM and pel"IOna who page 254 ot Offl<ltal RaeOfdl tn the TE aka HURD C HELITrE common oeatonetlOn. If any. of,,,. '~Il:.~A~NT CENTRAL CAPl'TAL CORPOR· lo'"" ol aald ~ atlhe II~ may be o lherwi.e interetted office 01 lhe Record• ol Orange (undt'f thl' lndept-ndenl Ad· ~~:er:~ :c'~~.·~ ... ~
'Tn. tollowtng P9fll0tl It dotnQ A1~1~ , v p Mldenl 01 0.•1"· In an4 to .,. ·,he certain in I.he wall and/o r est.ale. ~~!"OMO of 1rut1 0Mer1~ tne man'"lrellon o f ""'-•~•-Act) P1.ac.e San11 AN. Ca 92704 bul!MH aa """" Oii, IC4 t real, property llt111ted In the Cit)' of _,, ...,. c..e-~ T ~ T tee d
WOLF GRAPHICS. 1702 E l.ao.11 <Antttl ~II Corp Santa Ana, County of Ofange. Stat• A pel1t1on h~ been hied fotlowl~ P<099'1Y The pt>lttlon IS l for hear· .... "'Y llabi411y kJ ''"
Cr .Otnt1Ane.c.i1192101 ~&:!,5~1921u 01c1111ornl1,1H1r11eu1artydeacr11:>ec1 by .EARLLEEN ZELL cr~010; ,~,:,r~~~y 6~5~:;;'. in~ tn Ot-pt .,,.o 3 at 100 =.m:r~':raet.=.r2-::';':,
Wlllllll"I Hatolcf WIHlameon. 170) (8tt) 23,·&llO u lollowt, IG-'wil. No K IRBY In t he Superior Stale ot C1111orn1a u pet m-o , .. C1v1c CPnter Dr . West, common deaignallon. "any. lt\OWf'I
E Ladell Ct . Santi Ana. Clltt l>ul>lttned Oranoe CoH t Dally Piiot Lot 15 of 8lodl "C'' of Traci Court of Oranae County re-corded to 8004I 213, Paget 39 to •2 San•·· Ana, CA Y2701 on '*ein t 270t I l9t 849 u P9" map r.corded In 800ll • M .. s.td .... will be meo.. bUt Th11 bullMN It conducted by Ill Aprll •. 11, ti 84 1176-84 1t. Page 34 of "'41~ Mapt que9ung that E.ARLLEEN tnctu11ve M1tealllln4IOUS apa In April 18 Hl84 al 9 30 A M wnN>Ut ~· °' ...,,.,,ty, ...
in41\l\d\lal lfltheoffleeotlfleCountyRecor4-ZELL KJRBY beappojnl.('d t11eott~ollheCountyRec.orcs.,ot ff YOU OBJF.cT to the Pf ... 0t Implied regerOong tttle
WH!lem H WMllamaon •-IC W\T"'r of Or11199 County. Celllornl• --• tall •to Mid County ~~·•°" or enoumbranoea 111-T"•• italament wu mecs wttll tti. r~ "" ""' mot• commonly known " II t4 aa JX'l"IO•MtJ rep~-sen vc E.KCEPT THEREFROM 111 oo. git. granung c1f the pt>llllon. you .,,,__.
CoYnty Clerk of Orange CoYnty 00 ,ICmtOUI IMl ... M Halladay, Santa Ana, CaJll0tnl1 admin ister the est.ate of RE· """•1•1• and otrier ny<1rOC1tt>or1t. ihould e1thN appear at the ~1u~:: ~~t:"::,' :°.:.~
Mir II. IH4 NAMI ITATIMINT Termof• of .~~ 'a" In lawful GINA BODE BRIGH AM ::o;-19~1°:1~,: :.~. ~":'. heiiring and I t.al(' you ob,ec· a aatad by aaHS o-d of Tru.t. to
,,...,., The IOl'Owlno pertona.,.. 40lno money · 1"-"'"1ed 1•1• on con• (under I.ht' lndept-ndent Ad· MNed 1n 1n1trumen11 ot record t1on> or fllt• wr1tU>n ob)l!'C· pey the r.m••"'"9 P<~ tuma ~
Pul>lllhed Of&nge co.ti Ody bullMM.. ftrm•llOo Of ..... Of pen eun and mtnt1trauon of Est.awe Ac-\) YOU ARE IN OEFAUl T UNOER A l10ns With the l'OUrt before the not••I ~urecl by Mid 0..0 Of Pllo1 Meref\21.2t.Aptlt •.11. , .... 8U81NES8 COMPU'TEA SUPP· b .. tnce.,,~bynoteteeutecl Th· n<•llllon II lift for hear · OEEO OF TAUS'T OA'TEO July 7 y 'Trull 10 ••I '6t 13730 with 1901·8• l.Y 1000 Ou•M by MOftOllQfl or Trutl Deed on Ille ... ,... • 700 lllllt UNLESS YOU TAl(E ACTION the ht.·:•rlnl( uur .ipl)f'a.t lnl .... I lh .. aon from July '· , .. 3 -----------ieo. Newport 8e.c;ll. 92MO P1°'*1Y '° tOld Tl'\ per cent 01 Ing In Dept N(} •• Ill TO PROTEC'T YOUR PROPEATV IT O.l'K't' 11'\0lV bl· 1n pt•n1on or by " 16 00"1. Pl' annum .. PfOYlded In "8.IC NOTIC( 81even 811.111, t8 St1rflower, amount bid 10 be o.poelted with Clvk Center Or . W est, MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SAlf your att.onwv Mid no11111 C>lu• all coal•, cf\afgea
,tCTrTIOUl llU..... lrv~all~!~~. 27to Harbor bld81d• or offer• to be If! writing and Santa An.a. CA 92701 on May IF YOU NE60 AN EXPLANATION ff YOV AR~: A CNEDI· :::::. :r.~ ~:::s~-IU8l 3t
NAMI ITAft•NT Blvd . Coltt .,..._, t282& wtlt be rec;elved •t lhe atoreuld of· 2. 1984 at 9.30 AM g~OCTE~~.~~~~~N~T ~6u ~~0 TOR or,. l'tJOtlngl·nt c n!'d1t.or Tl•• t>enef1c:iarl unOlf Mid oeecs
The loHowtno '*'°"' .,. dOftlO 'Tiii• bu.in.ti •• eondUC1ed by • flee at any time •11• the llret publl IF YQtJ O BJFCT to tht' SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER or ttw dt".'t lC>t'tl . you must ot Tru•t l>af~o•or· a.eculed an<!
bvllneM •• g«\lftl 1>111'fn«tlllp cation tlerlOf and 1>el0te date 01 <1r11nuna uf thf' pf'tllmn, you 17511 Lu1tler Road St• C lrVlne filt• '-'our ~ l.illll With the-o.ti...,ea 10 tne vn<Jer~ 1 wtlt K A A880CIA TES, 409& £ La St.,_,, Stullr .... " " C ·' ten Oecllratoon ol ~ault tno De
Palm• A t , Anaheim,~;~~ :eo1 Tiii• 1111.,,._,1 WH flied with 1.,. Oiied 111tt &th day 01 Marc.II should t'1thn 11ppt•ar 11~ thr A 11~217 !:rMI •<>d••H or tommon t·o\Jrt or prt""W'tll 11 lo the· pe-r mana tor 5,14 100 • wtHten NotiOt
Ru1Mll King.tx.iry. 1r.;' County Ci.,k of Orange Coun1y on 1914 ht•0trtni nnd 11t.11tr vou U11Jf"C' de•tQnatoOf\ 01 pi~tr •• aho-1 11nnal n·pr•·"·n1~11vr ;ip nl 0.111.111an<>f~tion10 Sell Tiie
Or Apt A Coeta MeM, c.tif t 127 Mar 30 1984 Pally A Kfoeo-t ti')"'• or (11"' wr1ttr•n ob_. _..at to ti ""' 1.. h t th n unCS.,.-c.•uMCI Mid HoltcA ol OaMy Reninger. 2233 Rutger• ,2UJU At10ft14ty for P1111t0tllf Pally A ' '"" ' I'_. abov•. no w1ir•nl1••111v,... ' pointt" ") t • 'our w1 I Oefautt.;;; llection lo Sell lo be
Or APIA'. Cotta M .... Calif 92827 Publllhed Or1nge Co•ll Dally Kt~ lions with thC' {'OUrt lx•forC' compielen ... o1 c.oue<.t,.,..tl T'l\t four month:» from th<' dal.(o of rec:0tded In th• county ..._. the
Ttlil l>utl,,..a II conducted l>y I Piiot Aptll 11. II, 25. May 2. 1t84 Mii.AN M 008TAL the hearing Your appear ~~;:."~~'r .. =~I .-:~.IC~ o!' finil U.SWU'k'\' 11( le t\t•n U real Pf'Oc>e'1Y ia IOGlled
oen«ll partnetthlp 1t7a..8• Exaeutrl• ot the E1ta1a ance may bl-1n pt-l'liOn or by ltull 10 1,.,. OOllOtlt0n• Meutld providrd in S...-.. t111n 700 u( OAT( Marcrt 13 t~
Au .... , Klngtbuf)' o• ulcS ~· .... and ' • I. CfNT".Al CAPIT Al C0"~0" Thlt atatamenl w11 lllecS wit" 11\t Publtlhed 0r.,. Coe11 Oally Pllol ~r lHt.ornc•y •~•tby lletltOIOft .. .cut... th" ProO..lf• C odt> nf l au
Co\1'11" Ctlfll of Or.,.,,. County on rt&.IC NOTICE •~H tO It, 17 ltll• IF YOU A RE A CREDI dt4tverfl0 10 llWI undet~ 1 wrll ff>mll Th llnw for f 11tna A Tl()N p ' -..,-....,. "8 II 'fO __. ten Oec;lar•llon ol Oelault and 0. " By ~ Foa Vi<A retldent Mar II 198" ,.....,1 'ICTITIOUl llUIMll I • R or 8 ronunst>nt (n"'11tor mend IOf Sale Ind w1111en nottee ol daunt Will not t•>1p1n· prior c.t'tH•I Cap1111 Corp
PublltMd Ofange Coaat Oalty NA• ITATl•NT Ml C NOTICE of the• de<'HMl"<i. you mu.,1 bfeec.h ao<I 01 e1ec1100 to cau111ne to four monlh• from th<' dat<-P 0 Bo• U~t 1
Pilot Marci> 21. 21. APtM 4, t 1. 1914 The lollowtno pe;-aont •'• dOlng I file yuur claim with the un01r1igne<110 Ml1 Hl<l P•00.1Y 10 nl tht> hf'i&r1na nolll\'<i atxiv(· ~a~~~~~;, "138
182•·84 t>ullMM •• NOTICI IHvmMO 9'09 l'OUrl or prt'll'nt It to lht' pt.-r Mitt~ Mid ot>llQation• Incl 1,,.,• v 1)U MA 'l EXAMINE Pu ...... .._.. ,..,_any;,,.._,,.._., P11o1 ,,_.. -----------!LLIOTT A880CIAT!S FOA alt .. ll'te un09tal0ned c;ev..O Mod 1 ~ .,....,...., ..,. ......., .,.,., Pub! ... ~ Of a,,,... Coatt 0111y ptB.JC NOTICE PLASTIC ANO fll!CONS'TfllUCTIVI! Notice 11 herff't QI..-. that 1119 tonal rl'prt'tM•ntatlvt• up nottCt of t><MCll an4 ot fl.K•ion 10 th.-1114• k.-pt hv thr murt H Ap<11 • 11 11 e&.-
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,....... • . .,. ___ .-.. ....... ...._. ....... ____ SU .. "l .. Y. 1•41 Av~·'"-. •·Jll 9o.ltd Of TruttM Of tl\e 1'4unUnoton ~>lnlt'd by th(' l'OUrt Wllh&n t>e tec:or<Sed ~ti 2t. 198' U y•1u err• 1nt••.....;t,-• 1n th1· t'li llT2 a. Pilot Marth 7 I 21 Aptll '· 11. 1H4 II rov " .. ......,., """' S.ach UnlOn High 8dlo04 Oltttlet 75 t Ott~I I Ae ' ' ''-' v 182H4 'tCTtTJOUe llUetNI 707, NewPort kacll. Ctllf 92te0 will tecelv. ... led bl4• l0t tupply our months from ttw dett• of rnt1t No 87 o • tlttf' yt,y m •• v ~rv•• upon th•• P\BJC NOTICE
NAMI ITATl•NT MlfUtt p IMIOlt. M 0 . lnC . Cell· i"" ATHLETIC SUPPLIU rneetlno first lllUall('t' o f lc tt('i"ll 8ll c0t4• in the OlllC• or ,,,. Aac:Ofd« ~x•-""'f or "'dm1n1•tr.1tnr or
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Callf t211' fltle LOUIN Aanabottom 211
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Thll buelnett II Condueted by an
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Pubtlthecl OflnOf CO.It 0.lty ""°' ... en;tl,. April •• 11. ti, , .... '782 ....
The fotlOWWIO pettont ,,. 40lno l0tnl1 Profettlonal CofPoflfW>n •. .,, ol Ofange Coun1y • "".v • " b\ltlnHI at t44 t Avoeedo. &viii 707. Newport Ot equal to the ..,.c:incatlOM on Ille provided In ~lion 700 of Said .... wtM be rnaoe Out upon th• aitornt>V for thf• n
MAOl"A INVllT<>f'S, 2•221 8Mctl Calll t2te0 In;::,°!'::! =~:.cs ATH tht> Probatt• Codtt o f Call-wu11au1 CCMtnenl or •arTaoly •1 c-t-utor or ;.1dn1111111trtttor iAnd
Ca"9 cSe 11 LOUIM. lull• 30t. l~ flttol1, MO · &7 ... PIM 1.l!llC SUPPLIH llCI •6&7 acS tornlll The• time for f111na Pf ... or 1mptled r9111tdlnQ m1e flh• with tht mun with uoune Hlllt. c.i11 t21N Lane, Hftpof1 1eec11. Cellf 92MO ~on or encumbf~ 10 J A C11an1 Companlte, tno .. Cati· Tiii• ~I• conducted by • 4rH"d 10 Allyn ! Rowley cl11lnlll wlll nt1t l"XplN• p1 ior l>tv the ,.,,..,..no pr1ne1p.i tum Of proof of •·rv11't· "' wrltll"t\
10tn1e CofrvvatlOn. 2'221 Calle de -111 ...... ~ Purct1aa1ng Mll\agat. Hut1ungton to four rTIQnths from ttw dttlt• ,,,. no1ec11 teeured by Mid Oee4 of ,...,uMt "wtma thill vuu dr """ ~ ..-~ -• 8"cl\ Union 1'41911 lkhOOI OlttrlCt. eald t -., "' la Loulte. 8ut1e ...,., Uigune Hml, MWlln, Clltott M 0 ' Pf"'°9nt 102&1 Yorktown Ave Huntington or l~ heennj notln'd ebov<' Ttutl w1lh tn1er .. 1 ".,. no a tire lipt,1.al m>llft i>f thr hi· Ctllt t~ Thll 1t11.-nen1 waa llled wlttl lf'le ~. C'" , ...... , ..-.. rtceh'ed" YOU MAY EXAMINE I>'~ 14,..anc .. it anv un4er f _ _, 'Thlt bUt11'911 II condueted by • COunty CWll of°'.,.. County on _.., " ,_ ..... thet1tmtofMl4o.ciof 1rutt ,_ Ing o a.n 1nvt•ntt1rV am• •P·
e»rporl tlorl Mlf 1, 1tl4 Ot l*Ore 2 00 P"' · =· Af>fll th<• fllf' kt>pt by thf' rourt U Cflerga, ancs ••l*'MI of the praLwmc•nt of t"ll;IW • UI or
J " l!vettt. Pt~t ~ 2'· 1"'· 11 WhlOfl lltM P'-you an-lnt••l"f'!tu-0 In th• f'll· 'TruetM .nd Of t~trwt• etM1ed b'f of tlw prtH11lru. nr a<"l't>unt.a
Thia altltment wM flied With IN Pul>llthed Otange eo.11 ~ t>l4I wlll ..,!! pu~ .. .,.ooened and •••-vnu may lll('rYt' U"""' th.. Uld Deed Of Tf\191 --....t o.:~ tJ .. 1200 CoYn1.· CWk Of Oreno-County on PMot M.,.CI\ 21. 21.Aptll •. 11. 1HA '~! =--. .:..:.."::.::!..1 ......... 1 .... 1 _M>, r-...,.... t.llCI ... beflatdon MondeV nX"nUU<ft." in .-,.,· o .. •• 111, 11... ... ,._.,., .,.., .,_ ·-·-· ,,...., "' exf'C'Utor or 9dm1n1.1ualC1f' '" ·~11 "3 ,...,. al 2 30 .... It\. at t"9 and 1200 ~ or thf' t• hfom1a """' • ,....... .. .. __ _....... .......... _ .,.., the dale ..,,, ........ 4 ... ---.... -.,.,. upon I.he attorney for lh• tt"X Chapman ,, __ an1r8"C.e to '"-f>robtitt C<ldt
.-Ubllltl«S Orange eo..t O: ... .,. 111\llC( ~10~1%'': 'rn:f;: = .,. «Utor or tdmlnatntor. and c1v1e Center 'Q;ldtnO J:"' l .. , Camu• Jamf'1 Quln.n
Pltot Mercf\21.H ,APf•'· 1~ ~"" the"* judOI ot t"' caue11ty of m.-wuh th~ court with c":.::~ri. u::9ot .... bide U$ lltlil trttt .11 10 1 4" rte'fn)OUt IUIMM ~· CIK9ted end~'"' proof Qf lt'rvk't'. a wMtlA-n may be IMde If! cwi fft'lfJtor tfte Ntwp0rt Bff<"ll. ("A ltMI
-----------NAlim ITATamWT ng11110 rllleCt:TE Ill bide and to noqueat it.aUna that yuu d utfl•• Of oei11tled ~· ~ t72·tttl P\llJC ll)T1C( The lolowlno per'lonl .,.. dotnQ w9M any '*''Y th«etn .... _ •J>:aJ ~ of th• fll tied 1n Cn.tl COOt lectoon 29:1"' C' buttMll .. liONd ~ ~ ... " Al the ltfM of the lnll._, pubft. Publlitw-d Ora~ r t rtCTmOUI WIMll AMINCAHA II A'A"lMINTI ~CNllng ~ In, o an ln~nlQt")' and ap c.ettOt\ of ltlit notlOI. the total Delly Pllut April 4. ~. l l,
...-nAT'lll9WT AMIAICAHA. LIMITID. tHH Oeted APf'l tO, 1M4 pr&ttemcmtof latl' ... taOf etMUn•oftheunc>lll4bllanoeoffhe 19A4 1892·8<1
T1te tolOwlno .,.,.on••• OOlnO Mec:Ar1t1ur llYd Pul>lllNd Or9"19 c..t Dally Pilot of UMP -uuona or .,_"OUnta Ol>l!Oe'IOn eecutecs by the aJ>ove o. buelMM • . •.O, lrvlne. c..t 9'71& ~ 11, 11. 111• ,... 0 ..... 1_ 1200 IQrlo.d 4eec1 Of tnm and ..i1m111e11 P\a.IC NQTlC( 8 I l IXSJONS, n~ Meet De¥ic1 I( "*"' !IHI MICMhuf tt!tf4 mmUonDd 1n ~-uvn ""'' UJ*'M" encl ec!Vanc9 ti
DrM. leftt• AM. C.W 12101 IMt P\atC Mme( and 1200 & ol thr Callfomta f17 tot o '
lltfldt• Hellamor• Ano.son. • •40. rmne. Callf 127 ti Prob&~ Codo To determine '"' oC*\ino '*'
133& MMe OrM. lent• AM. Cellf. JOhn Miner, 186U MecMflUt lllOTtCI otJ Ml .... C Hnsa• you may c111 111t1 "°' •333 ·
t2707 IMS ** MIPOet--.nY t• ' Oe1ed Marc" 21 1~
I.ad• r ....,~°"· 7MO O.ner "°· 1tvtn1. e.itt 12111 Nollet 11 rweby OIWll ti\et the 8 lJ ft T 0 N • au~Ll...OTOH '•NANCI.Al su1
It,..., Lono lteeCtl, CeNf tOIOt Metirctfd AHttlllil 11112 ~..,MC lie rMpOtielllt1 ENGL BRECHT A A · vlCH INC QwW1tne .. ...,.,_., 1 .. 1 ll MICAl'lftul IMS MlfadOr. Lont ~Calf, tOltl •40, !MM, Ctlllf 12711 tot :J deOte °' .. .,...... con-DllAO a Cal\lornoa corpcwation
Thll DUtlfMlle It ~ed lrf, a AJA fWI. tHU MICA"""' 11\'d :r' on:.::':.= "*' tn'f· 5M N. Ne.,.rt Bl\14., ~ ~ ~l COMPANY .,., ~llpenfWlflio ...O.~.Celll 12711 0.led UMt 30th Nr ef ~ lM eyC.H~ll MLOW A.IMtllt'lllee· f:"J.~: .... _..._. =~ ........... .,,. ... ~'.!'-...-.... Newptrt Bud, CA .,...,.,
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Be ll. ful 3 B 3 u. Ba 8a f t . & condo. Ona enclo .. d mal dining rm, trptc,,,.. It fornla. 557-3288 for Info ~··---,..iiiiiiiioiiri I au r · H • Y ron • pier garage, pool and IPL all for only '259.500. A•· ~ float for 65' Boat. Best. buy at $950,000. God quiet 1oca11on and sume 200K 11t at t~. IJ.¥-ur ~ .,........;__,,,.,,,......,:-:---::-:-:~
security gate. Call Donna FlXEOll Thi• 11 a BEAUTY ~bUi)l.x,
Web•ter that won't last. You own blk to oc.an, 2 Br 2 BL 8 Beautiful 3 Br 2 Ba playroom firep'1.ace oua .. ••TIY the land and lt'1 IMMEOI· yrt old, pride Of own-.,...Ec_onom __ y_m_lnd_ed__,_?_3 __ Bd_r_m •
' ' • ' Ptctura pertect In Harbof ATELV avellable. To... Afthlp, frplc In ••ch. 2 ea romantle frplc f/yd naa t 1
beam ceilings. Xlnt. financing. $420,000. View large• Bdrm famlty call PAlRICK TENORE vaulted celllnga, 4 cat kids nna '685 details 1 Bdrm with gataga. reftlQ,
LllU ISLI IAYFRllT home with spa. Only 79<M702 garage. WIH trade°' ex· 539-6190 BEST Alty fee patio. 1&30 mo. Avaii w_• ft• Ar S298.000. ~/.-~~3~-, ..;:1J4J'~ to 3er l rm. crpt1 drapes -May-lit. 840•~ Traditional 4 Br, 4 't'l Ba6e;Dining Rm,,. 2. ~-._p::~•ll "-1 Ufllllloor:-11 M 1 .... Ba In-" backyard, 2 Br 2 Ba duplex. great
F 1 -A'ftno c· 1 -3 Bdrm. 2 ba, choice o-A--'-... .,... rp cs, ,vv sq. l... t agoon at cation. Eaay terms Realtors, 675-0U\N I. Waa... grdnr lncld. S700 111 last view, garage. private. no
$975,000. $95.000. *•llT "''* +MC dep. 536-2789 pets $1000 846-0096
IAYSlll IRIYE IAYFHIT llWNIT IUOI LIT C.rtal ••I BAYSH<JRES We buy houses. condot. Off PCH Old Town Deal All 2nd floor Penthouse 90 x 178 with o<>od 3 Bdrm units. Negative cash now. sat 1Br Sunga.tow w/w apartment Extenelve
Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai otdemome. S215,000. I lll•I _.' CUSTOM f0feclosure1 OK. Your crpts appts S395 utlls pd decks. 2 BR. 1ba, frplc. Kai Condo, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' bay patio. lltJ lo0er41t lltr. ~ price. our terms. am lee 539-6190 BEST carport for 2 cars. swim·
$695.000 141·7721 LISl-UlllOI VIEW lllHIL 130.9218 In at 22H mtng poot. S815.
IRYllE TERRACE
Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br, 4 Ba,
patio. pool home. Fee Price $775,000.
PHllSIU llME OCEllFllllT
Ocean & Jetty views. marine room, 4 Br.
3 Ba, 3700 sq. ft. car parking. $1.285,000.
IA YSllE PUCE IAYfllllT
Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up.
2 Br. 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1.375,000.
Check Into Ihle super value 573.5333 or 673-4442 •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml at only $389.000 FEE. A UTll ..... ltatab • t ORtLEROCK. 4 BR. 2 CISTA lllA perfect family home on e 111 • IA ba. 3 pools/tennis. bright
Clw I .UT laflle secluded lot en a TWl-ITHY ltaHI farahkd & clean, $1295. 752-0664
quiet cul-de-sac street A new llstlng on this 3 Vacant and ready for last 1311,000 Ranging In price from
bedroom, 21,<,ba. with escrow. TWO CtrtU ••I lar ZIZZ S87~200
community tennll & pool. Call us for detalls. ONGI Beautifully furn Twnfis. ~ ~
Large patio Asking IU-7211 'ITAUl:I COIU'A.Jn frplc, pool. tennis ct. GiSOr
$120.000 etla • m.,.,,.,., $1195/mo. 673--0896 I
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I I B & 0 Best buy In town 2 Bdrm w/expanston. Pool. spa. pets. Close to shops and ~~:: ~do~~ble c:~~h 2 Ba, Condo. Giant price Low down OK. Price re· reetaurants. Furn 2 Bdrm
Latge 1 Bedroom In old
CdM. $900/mo Commty
pool. 675-8000
Lrg 2 Bedroom In Old Cor·
one del Mar. fireplace
and beamed celllng.
$850/mo Call 675-6000
Newer 1 Bdrm In old CdM,
close to everything
$900/mo. Call 675-6000
SOUTH OF HWY: Clean 2
br. 1 b•. frplc. Avail. Apr
16. $900/mo. 875-2424
-}:RRORS: BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR bullt-inslnthis2bdrm,2 reduction to '169·000· duced for quick sale. 2 bath. St2001mo. 3880Mlchelson0rrve
bath with beams and 675"6000 Unique Homes S750.ooo. 834-1157 673-3685 or 1-772-1801 Irvine
warmth. Perfect lor dally For Sale By Owner ILIFFS-IELllES Pl.Al Exec\ltive condo on bay, BB a. p 0 0 L. J Ac u z z I
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330 Wut BaJ ltrHt
Cott• Meu, Ca. l2t29
hvlng or weekend retreat. SHORECUFF HQME 3Br 2'1rba Condo 1850 sf, deelgner . completely $650 Rents this stylish
673-6900. 17141 823•3317 greenbelt. Close to pool. furn. $1995mo 673--0896 2Br good cdo kid• fine at
\41\TI HI R<>NT Costa Ntll l 4 wrap-around patio Quick Lido lsle3 BR. 2 Ba. Mo to 539-6190 BEST Alty fee
'l(IMI., 1 sale. By ownr 921-144'7 nc:. Mo lease. S1750/mo. Biii ltwprt IC~ 9 Ri3i-~~E 2 Mstr bdrm. 2ba. Monte· CAPE 011-WEITCUff Grundy Alty 675-6161 B~ondo: §Br. 2·~ ba.
--------• cello. upgraded, huge New on lhe market. by Modern 2-sty backbay. 4 1850 sq fl. New paint & walk In closet etc Moll-ownr Completely re-Bdr 3, Ba. pool/spa, 2 crpt. Close 10 pool. llYEll SHllES vated ownr. will accept modeled Inside & oot frplcs. 'I• ac.. $2300. S 1350/mo. 921· 14'47 reas ollr. Super foe. Hugo w/bay window. trench 642-1366 IUR IEW W/834-3897 H/54'9-2163 doors. tiled coontry kit. ---------•Charming 2Br 2ba home,
Magrnficent view estate --------• baths & entry 3 spacloos Need an elegant place to garage. nice yards. no custom 5 Br . family rm. & Bdrms, lrg lam rm + uv hang your hat? Home on dogs $775/mo 661 -2119
5 Bath. new pool, spa, on By owner. charming 4 Br. rm, din area & breakfast East OcNnfront by the ..,.--""'· ,,.,.----.,--::-:::--=-1, acre . all refurbished· 1'• be lrg lot, 60 x 110 area. Prof landscaped. Wedge. S1000/wk for Exec Villa ittra lrg 2 Br &
emmed move In, trade or Covered patio. trees. new s275,000 631•8876 April. 7141673-9319 Oen 2 Ba 2 Ip pool spa
reaseoptionok.$975.000 roof, new plumbing. ~--------prvt $1250 673-3313 tor xlnt fmanclng. R & H $115.000. 673-7794 DISTRESS Save S100K. Oceanfront 2 Br. gar, utlls -==-=--::=,.,.....,.-,,,---::=
Investments 751-5989 Bayfrt 3Bd 2Ba, 40' slip pd. No pats. Avall untll HARBOR VIEW-4 Br, 2'1r
Wlllll lllllE EST.
Magnlllcent-wlth VIEWS
of Catalina to Palos Ver-
des. night lights & these-
curity of a guarded gate
community. Your own
private spa. 3 bedrooms
-retreat, large family rm.
1 lrplcs. 3 car gar & ex-
tensive use ol mirrors
and marble Owners will
help finance alter an
assm. loan $695.500.
631-1400
In llOIE II' IUOll
IESI VERDE $399,500 lee 673-14'64 June 15. $700. 631-8569 ba. lam rm. lrg backyard
Dnve by 2812 Serang. w/deckmg $1600/mo.
Adorable 3BR 2ba. RV Duplex. live In one rent the httMs l•hr..._. 640-4' 144
storage. $169,000 other.1blocktoooean.2 Gtatral 2202 HOMERENTALS
Ownr/Bkr 1-679-2680 Br. 2 Ba. 8 yrs old. pride <>-ach1tn 3 BR 2BA $760 Coastal area 2BR home __ ol ownership. lrplc In ~ ,
REPOSSESSION each. vaulted ceilings. 4 Walk to wavet flat ph kids pats yearly at $650
3 Bdrm fixer. $98,000. Low car gara~e. S 10.000 539-6190 BEST •539-6190*
5 6 7739 11 R Living alone? Rare $300 down Agent 4 • d 0 w n a u s 5 S1••tr I Wiater Bungalow appls. utlls paid
SACRIFICE• Bargain 2 Br. 852"1202· eves 646-8627 lttltala •539-6190•
AIC poolside condos HURRYI LIE /OPT u-• IULn Lux 3Br 2Ba lrplc chefs $72.000 3br $82,000 •-galley deck 1 hse to Low down OK. Patrrck 3 br condo pvt spa, 3 car PllP IUIAIE•EIT beautlful beaches $1050
Tenore 760-8702 gar Nr Hoag Hospital 71•/171 .. 171 539-6190 BEST Alty fee terms. Avail. now. Agt •
240-93301972-4710 WattrfrHt 1 .. t1 leo. 11111. PtSSHSlll
S1••tr ltatals ltail. IAYFlllT UL. ISL. LOW HR
5 Br 3 Ba. country kitchen
Skylights. private back SELLER 11mam -rec rm & study. 2 trplcs.
yard and central Newport A grand 2.story 4 BR Jba huge 101 Take over
locallOn only steps to & family room 2000 sq It. $2200./mo. $225,000
ocean. Gourmet kitchen, Great location with 8 645-4749
,._11 a.... let-11• 2 BR ~ den on Mam Chan·
-,.. -· nel. $1350/mo 3 mos
WE &LSI UYE ...... ~In Owner 644-9513 _
family room wllh wet bar, k 1 back ard iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii atrium and 3 bedrms par a yoor Y $165.000 $260.000 Open House Sat/Sun
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831-1400
1884 ParkVJeW Or
Muet11son Enterprises
752-8731
TRIPLEX $125,0001
Eastslde loc Investors tak·
----ing loss Agt 631-8416
OCUIFllllT 1271,000 It L. 1040
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IWIEll •HT SEU!!
Great potential for 1n-
11estor or 1st time home
buyer. Needs finish work
Priced below market
value: $225,000,
LIMIULn
lll-7110 Lovely 2 Bdr condo with a .. a .. • .. •"!'1.-!'"IC_•_._~-
den & balcony Perfect IElR IEICH 1-------for young coople or va-
c at 1 on home Send. 4 br, 3 ba. Short walk to IALIOA L"'E 11 .. U
B beach Spec 1111 rm. • n. ocean and view of alboa lam /din rm, lrg bale. Walk to shops, beach. Bal.
NEWPORT CREST. Avail· Lovely 2Br ~ den. 2ba
able April 15th, end unit condo Obi gar. pool. Jae
w/2Bd. 21.liba. close to Walk to beach. S895
pool. Move in condition 631-928•. 213-457-4156
c~1~~/m~ESA New & NPT SHORES: 3Br 2Ba. 1 · sty A frame, pools & beh loveiy 3 Bd townhouse. $950 yrly 645-0423 pvt patio. freplc. 1mmac. _
& ready. $850/mo. OCEANFRONT· Elegant 3
ltafftrs 111· 1400 story wood & glass Ideal tor couple. $2500/mo lse
CtrtH ••I ar 2 22 urn pd. Refs. 673-4300
4 Bedroom hOme with a a Jaaa C11. 2271 view In Seavlew for lease -s 1700/mo. Call 675-6000 Here yet anolther 2Br 2Ba Balcony view & gar $625
Lg 3Br 2ba duplex. Steps 539-6190 BEST fee
to beh, nu cpt/drps & -
C.111 flln• 2724
1BR w/patlo. Gas pd.
$400/mo. Avall 511/84
Refs required, no pets .
147 Flower 645-8161
2 bdrm, 1 ba. lrg yard, gar·
age. $675/mo incl. utlls
Small pet OK. 645-8453
W/slde 1Br. frig, stove,
crpts. $430/mo + $300
sec 646-0341 aN 1:30 PM
2 Br 1''1 B• Twnhse 323 E
18th Gar. no pets. $650
Sierra Mgmt 64 1·1 :J24
2 br, 1 ba clean upper apt.
One Infant OK. No pets
$515/mo 641·9352
2 br. 1 ba, fresh paint, gar-
age. fenc41d patio $575
mo. 2183 Pomona 11C
Drive by 1st. 645-7009
THE GABLES 2Br wlgar
crpts drape bltms lenoed
yard w/patlo water pd
636-4120 Call 1·5PM
2437· F·orange $595
•3 Br 2 Ba SC Ptza SA
pool. patio. spa garage
$895 No pets 752-5822
IHR• w side. all new. 11'1 Ba .
patios. O/W, no pets.
kids OK, avail 1mmed
$675/mo 64'5-6646
LOWER E.SllE
3 Br 1 ', Ba twnhse pvt
patio. carports. pool
quiet, no pets $695 Curt
11 631·1266
$-425 1 Br Mot>tleHome.
quiet. mature adults, no
pets 646-6725 673-7787
$440-,-Br relrlge. patio.
no pets 724 C James St
673-7787
$525/mo, lrg 2 1>r, 1 ba.
deck, golf course view,
lndry rm 554 Joann
TSLlllT 142-1103 Pier easy care yard Asking peer. ferry/rests. 3Br/2ba
$172,000 See at 614 ea.218BalBl673-2943 Tra ditional
R e alty
631-7370
paint $1350 960-4229 Lse or lse opt, $900/mo 3
Br. 2 ba • .1ncd yd. Avau SHI 21R 11,,ill sta 11111 Z224 now 619-728--04'88 Eastside townhoose Pool.
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REDUCED TO 1311,000 Emerald Bay 4 Br 2', Ba
ocean 111ew home Re-
duced for immediate
sale Open beams. warm
wood accents Access to
private beach. tennis and
community pool and
parks Superb value. Ask
for Rod Daley 644· 7020
HUH I ELLIS
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~lly Park loca11on 3
Bdrm 3 Ba. 2 hreplaces.
central air and 1he most
expensive wanco11ertr'gs
and draperies Full price
only S 188.500 and that
includes lhe washer.
dryer and trig 75 1-3191
C::.SELECT
20th SI 530· 1718
h•iae---1044
BUY VA Ill
IRVlllE
Fantastic 3 bdrm. 2 be
home in Cul11erdale High-
ly upgraded Excellent lo-
cation Call for details
11£6 ~isor 1
·Realty ,
786-1172 t
WANT Harbor View home
area to lease. buy or op-
tion. 548-4'609
Molailt Hoaea 1100
UHUlllLLS
1972 Beautlful Villa West
Home 201160' corner tot
Highly upgraded 2Br 2ba,
lge hv/dln/kltch area.
Light Interior. Best buy In
Orange Co $25,000.
Yoong adlts welcome
Agt 540-5937
lacoae Prtr 1350
Motels. Or Cty and. River-
side 1.6 -7.5 mlllion
46-140 uni ts Agt
/., 759· 1045 METROPLEX
3880 Michelson Dm1e lda1tri1l Pror 1375
Irvine 1600 s/I w/sml ott1ce SOc
HW MOlnECITO ptl 3 phase, Randolph
4 Or 2'' be. single family St. CM 546-1653
d'3tached home. Turtle Oat of State--
Rock Ridge Lrg yard. p l SSO ate intercom & sec sys __ re .. r_r•.,.r ____ _
'h of duplex. 2 Br 2 Ba. Taatia 290 patio. carport. gd crdt
1200 sq ft. wlprv yard. 1640 Ser 2Ba bltlns kids 2310 Santa Ana Ave Mgr
$800/mo. 660-9063 ok 5300 depo 1181 easily 642-1518 or 650-1797
I Br condo. S C Plaza yours Best Alty has $520 2 Br pool, 2 persons
area. ictras & upgrades others 539~6190 lee only No pats. 325 J 17th
$675/mo 752-9223 dys. -Pl. Mf·5137 aft 11AM
557-1497 eves A~~s~0;.'0~0bi~~r~i ~: $525/mo 2 Br. 1 be apt All
2BR1',<,ba w/frplc, 2 car decor 2 gar kids pats blllns, balcony. lndry rm
gar, nr S.C Plaza. Sml S700s 539-6190 Best lee Close to shops.
complex. sml pet ok. • ~ 527 Wiison
$725, 1st + 1 mos. sec. Wt1t•111ter H~I TSL lllT 142-1103
Call Helde 979-2398 ; 1 br, lrg yard. gar Avall $6851mo Elside 2 Br. 1,,,,
2 BR Iba. no stove Sml 4115 New paint s550 ba Twnhse Frplc. yard,
yard Mature adults No pets 752•5822 gar lndry rm. Nice foe
w/one child ok 2033 Coa•t•iaia•I 2314 Santa Ana.
Wallace .. $500/Mo + U f • L....a 2410 TSL l"'IT 142-1103 $600 dep 675-0936 I arDH•-•
••-• 2 llR• 3br lba nr So Coast Plaza. •-V I all amenities $750 mo Canl be beat flat w/pool 432-9415 or 546-2348
avail May 1st kid ok
539-6190 BEST Riiy lee LUXURY COIDO
N G Walk to SC Plaza Prof RE T UIDE decor Frplc. elegant
Freoch windows, ate. In
Bachelor E side C M
Calh ce111ngs patio
k1t ch . very clea n
$415 /m o de p
850-4160 111 msg
East side 2 Br 1 Ba. gar.
lrplc beam cell $615 &
$625 • 1st last & $225 2 .lllZl.E • l it home securely. 1 br. 1 be.
""" • u poolside. washer & dryer Houses. Apll & Condos Pvt club w/tennes crt:. ~~-~ ~~: n ° P • 15
Landlords Adver11se Free Jae, saunas Btwn Sun·
75¢ at Stores & Markets flower & MacArthur on
841-4260 Bear $650 mo 850· 1924 ..... PROPERTIES
-:ent 11ac & much rnore 30 Beaut 1 ''t acre. Spraque
yr below market rate River Valley. Oregon
linen $340.000 For 1nlo $98,000/obo. 960-704'7
552·0917 (Irvine Pac1f1cl I L. r --IDCaH, lflll ___ L11u1 lt1cl1 1041 Grona 1575
-lliiiiiip•o•OLiiiillllllliiiim l•"l• II••• .. l1101t l•YEST IOW
NEW 2 Br 2 Ba Condo 675 IHI
W 18th St dbl gar no I I • 2 .. ~
EASTSIOE 2 br, 1 be. gar,
patto No pets. $550
631 -4036
pets $795 Siena Mgmnt I 18 vvv E/s1de luxury in a pine lor·
Co 641-1324 Charming prvt 1 Br 1 Ba est Lg 2BR 2ba. gas/wtr
o4 Br 2,li B• dplx Nr SC sJngle. lndry. no pe11 Yrly paid, encl gar, dtw. frig . lse. $650 213/839-474'4, bbq $595/mo 642·1844
SOUR llUTEI llMust sell ltc~ry ~94.21~49 1.02 lORE • UICI
En1oy 1h1s summer with ••rrt IC• .,. $1 l ,111 Full Prlot
t~~ve~~~l ~::t~~n ~~~·~ Ill CllYOI ClllO 1411 HWI PATIEIT
South Coast Plaza and Former model with full golf 1111 PH 1--
Plaza. vacant SSSO mo Eves 2131450·1051 For appt 528-5080
Two story 38r 3Ba $600 4 BA YFRONT. yrly 1 br dlx.
f•mtSlnglet nr OCC bltns prkg No pets. Incl utlls
EtSIDE studio cottage. all
utUs pd S4151mo. 1892'.,
Orange Av Orf119 by 1st
645-7009
course view Pool. tennis, .,., ..
freeways The Ideal 4 spa $220.000 full price
Bdrm home lor an act1V1! 75•11 assumable 11nan
growing family Terrific avail Call Bkr 64'4-7424 apprec1at1on potential
with the low $139.900
price •llYSHOIES•
3 br 3 ba, lrg corner lot
Assumable 1&1 OWC
balance 646-6325
Coortesy to brok91's
More famttlee are getting
the eemplng .. bug" this
year If you htv• a
eetnP« that'• not getting
uMd, Mii It now with a
353 feet paved state high· provided others avall $900/mo 673-6640
way frontage Electrlc 539_6190 BEST Alty'" C t • .,1124 and telephone in Near ti I nl 119
beach and boat marlnH. Wimbledon 2 Br, Ilka new, S400. dix mobile home. no
Lake ot the Ozarka, Ml•· comm. pool & tennle, pats, m•ture adul11.
Frpl pool prvt patio
dshwshr X·IQ 2 Br on
Eastslde S610 557-2841
sourl. 65,000-acre lake t S 1000/mo. 831-8188 quiet. secure. 1991
mile to lake Ideal fOt --NewPort Bl 646-8373 llST&IT II
mobile home park , P.opla-"° Med peopta ._ $685/mo 2 Br 1'-\ b•
camper perk,. motel, or ehOUld etways cn.c« the ant. ltacll 2'40 TwnhM.' all bttlne, ~
your own prlvat• .. t•t• SeMca ~OfY '" tna YOUR OWi patio c•rl)O(t 1ndry r"' Can be uled as camping DAIL V PILOT 2536 'santa A~a
area until future retir• COUITRY TSL lllT 142· 1IOI menl. New eurvay by
"LIKE BRANO NEW" --------•! Ctaulfled Ad
licensed engineer 0.-,,... ...... ESTATE
talled survey Pitt m-s> e4•f•••1tt f Ancient oaks and hlcttory Oeeutlful & patlt Ilk•
.,Privet• Patio• ..-covered Pafking
..-sp.clou• Apt•
.,OlnlnqAru
.,W•lk·ln-CIOMtl
l<"'Hom.·tlke Kttehen1
Sparkling 1 Bdrm from
5"90 Pool. garage, no
pet• 1041
SOUTH LAGUNA 1 bloek to Hunt1f\9ton &
Frwyt
301 Avocado, 642-9850
241 W WlllOn. 831-0980
Lrg 2 Br 1 Ba Cpte,
drapes, 2248 Canyon No
J*t $525 832-1768
BLUE LAGOON BY OWNER $3"1000
with loll of graq In •
pt1rkhke Mttlng Moch
wild gam• Daer, Wiid tur·
key, 1011. raccoon. Year
around tithing ld .. I lo-
ca 11 on Good high
ground All level to rolf.·
1ng Large garden area
OK to kMP horMI Invest
In Amtr"tea A lagaq for
your children or grand·
children Thi• 1ranMctlon
can t>t handled com·
pietaty by mall Write
'rru1tM, G~al ~
tanca Co • Box 329.
Oeage Baacl'I. MtatoUtl
85065 or call cortect.
mLITIEI FREE Lrg ~helOt. gOOd IOcala.
I.A QUINT A He,RMOSA pvt patio $350 859 w 3 Bedroom, 3 bath Condo. 2 pools.
tennis court, private beach, guarded
gate. Wrap.around view of ocean,
mountains and pool. Seller flnanclng
possible.
By •PPt. only
Fora.ulHM
ACTION
Call
A OAIL l "'-Of U.NOI
M J.1'7•
18211 Pat'ltldt Ln. 1 19th, • 10
bloclk w.tt ot IMc;n, 3 MESA PINCS 2S50 Har1a
l)IQdl IO of Edinger. LIKe f'ofEW 1 Br S5101up Ml• ... 1 PfWTpauo OOOltJde spa • i\S L I TOP " .. ctUlel, no I*• ·;r..-• 141·1t4l XIX\lctOi
SUD rtnt 1 rM aft apl to Newtlf 1 & 2 Br with
.lufy t Mu11 t>t club mt>t oar~ No pa11 From Mr AUatln s.ti-4097 $480 I SS 10 6•5-5577
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lf1lth (I 1•)111·1121
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$2.17 per day
TMl'I ALL you pey f0<
3 fines, 30 daya
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, ~r·Aemod--ACSdi11ont 0060 Mexican Home Lawna-Land~ ... n-f'1Bnlt111e, T,..,,, T,...
tdd na, r~, _,Jobe. Do«s-etc. 549,.-990 Coolcrl ~l•h $2.40 \IP9. Ft .. ht $4~5794 913-~ 15 N~ =t~ .. '~321207s•T·E~~ fEMCES ' DECKS 2ff M~2a:c:· C.M. ..... ··--College It t w/lg tNdC -ouii"OM Mck.StON CUSTOM PAINTING -~ "~ '' .,....,. ~s 1-. 1 _,.,, Th6nk Bloclc-conc;,et..Stucco Com,...rc.a!-"-"'enUel In the
DAILY
PILOT
SERVICE
DIEC TORY
a. Expe<i.nc:.d h.,dworklng ~-" _,,.._ .., .. ra e, P'-·-r· Ret't F,.. •t 54~ ,, .. eat Stans.-IOll ltlileaon. AIM ~-; ,..,, act & h<>Mtl. Wit•' 3 kid• to ., JAPANESE GARDENER yov Court 75t-t93e CdM . Mt Atllf(lmt 611.-.0 jecta, ••aanter)'-Hltfl I= leed. LARRY 754-1820, ~vwX((fXPINd • Complete malnt~ 0t KRUEGER HAULING 8rk*, k, ~. ~..S. Pwclu .. mei ~Gt-11111ftlom
• AH Texturet' Acouttic mow a --557·2210 Furnltur•. trUh,~ PRtCED LOW. C:U..om Pelntet. ,, .... /alfotd· I ~ ANDBuy•Sale~~:;!~NC~ F\EMODfltNO, REPAIRS. Fr .. •t. K•Yln 813-1503 ....._ Man ,.5-5011 WOtk, llc, Bob 831-11tt ._,....._Otlt . ..wq1 ,_ !u"L IS;·
841 W. 11th St. C.M. Cabinets, Top QvaJlty, 18 Tll Ulll... G.-<MO ING MASONRY* TILE HOUSE PAINTING t:;;;;-ri;p;r;, a;; -c 11111'1 648-5538 yra In area. Uc, botld9d. Lawn-tr ... trlrub ln•tall LT HAULIN v All Types Reas. & Uc.. At r~ IOtina ,.. en)Oy ~ c°"'*" ...........
lns'd. ff&.35M lnY'lme pa•w• • 1t_.1A TrMtrlm/Rernoval Garage and r•d dunup. &31-2345 Fr"_. Dew 175-3801 no-oz7• or &M-5511JE _..., pto;eda. 111·1CM> AatUlt __ 151&9,.,. Lawnmalnt/Rototllllno Jone.45---8192 l
Perl1nang Xr ... • o-.i-Caiptt hnlct ~:JWOft!·~~~01 FrMntlmate S4Mos5 l!!ri'! INT/EXT, 20 y..,. Exper Plater~=
,.__.. Carpet I OPi\OI. eJNI\ Tree Trim eteenu---:"De UoVINd • Av«-oe Room 129 .. plu. the IRVINE MIRROR Resurfacing • Ind • Res. C I d ,.. ' ,..,, • ._k/"'•~e .. ·I , ~ _._ Materlllla. 642.o4A2 Pt.AS CHING and the HUNTINGTON 1184I111 4111 If P•ll r•pa re and faraitut Yatd Main. & Heullng 1 ae8lon w/hypnotMrapy ..,...... _. '" .....,.. •••-~ueeo.. lnV91Ct. 30 ~
.BEACHCOMBERevery • retlreten.d 1e1.ae11 ltllalUiat lAo8'7-2457,557-4508 OofbySlmaAA,.8-8401 Llc.T13804t 552--0410 Local Painter & Handy-••P Neat.Pau1545-2971
W9dMedayat • la~l i . *a_,.,.. man. Low rates. neigh-1-iiiiiliiiiiiii'.:
no extra charge! ti •I C••tal C..crtlt 11.1111 IPlll.llllf ..... ~-,... bof'hood r41f's. 640•8259 !O'S PLASTERING.
CALL TODAVll lo ng Mom wm cate for Cuatom Made...P~rnl1uc-.. ::ioii~tfid ~r:':l.82~f,.;..~3PSa M•-1111••..,... Neat Patches & Textur• •• .,, • ., u. -yoor'tbdaler Tn my-CdM 9riwewaya, patios; paint, 2~ dlac: 21 vr• exper SERVICE· a thorOUO"l't "" ~ ---_......,., lntleltH, .. .-. '45-t2sa
... 1 ..... home. 675-5229 aft 6:30 etc. No job too small. G ar ottt Free P·U & Remod91s K4"th ~672 clean houM $40-0857 STARVING COLLEGE Int/ext. fr .. est Loe* ref . • Y04Jr Dally Piiot R .. s. Mickey 536--0553 . u · w · · S DE TS MOVING CO 10yra exp. (714)633-6911 Service Directory LOVING MOM will provide ---cMltvery (7141554•7 l28 ONE CALL DOES rT ALLI TU N · Pla•W•t R4tpreMnllllve fun & actlvltlea for your Drlv•way1, SldJwa1~1. i o We fix it. brNk It, buy It 1e,.1..W.•T1Mf--' Lie T124_.3e Insured Painter needs workl 1:.:::::1 ____ _
l42·•U1 "tit, IH IOddler In my CdM home. Pa1to1, spa pads. UC d. Gadtala'im or haul It. 5'8-5009 Have refs. B«:ily 720-94'!5 8-41-8'27 Prof. (261 yrs incl cabinet J411r 8. -..1171
675-5229 alt &·30 Ron 556--0034 -. Dependable H eeper WATCH US GROWi refinish. wall paper Guar. S"'1taAnaHtllgtlta
--------~-,---,,,-,---· .,....,.--. AMERICA~ HANDYMAN. Experienced/own 'Trana • I Lea1MI OeVl9 Pe;ffitlng 964·3837 Speclllls t>n Pool Equip., Mother wilt babysit In my ClaiN Cert Topped/removed. Clean-Carpentry, Windows. Cella 650-3263 . a C Pain ling, Carpentry. Water Heaters, Replpea.
AcctuliaL ~e!!o~~"t:~. R~~=~~:~: Exper'd, loving child care, up, new lawns. 751-34711 ~:!':.~ 1:~': 8!~~23~~ GENERAL OR SPRING Paladnulot1/VEoa~·,Ja1n~~gr. }ocea~ Drywall & Ptumblng. Dlaposals. Fauce11. etc.
INCOME TAX SERVICE ..... c I Home Condo & ottlce Oral .... I $1" rates. Mrs. Uttleton my M home. Meats. ex I CLEAN UPS•HAULING Windows & Appliances Improvisation by ear & ns c ..... r rom .,,
C.P.A. 650-6016 ref's 631-19311 LANDSCAPE•TREE TRIM Repairs. Painting. Drywall, Free est eve's 852-1007 reading Prol.494-3852 Int Phil 859--0687 ~,,faucets, dlsp, etc
(714)675-5856 ----FREE EST. 6'2-9907 etc Free estimates OUALITT PAINTING, FAIR AnY11me M&M 6'2-9033
Mjjtieu/lt• .. tliat a..kkff ii CltHi•t S.nict Clean UpsH ree Trimming Gary 645-5277 PTL Housecleaning. gen'I & Paiatiat PRICES Free estlmat" Expert Service & Repair
stom omputer kkpg A· 1 kleantng n m Yard Malnt. •Hauling Seml-<elired Contractor spec. cleaning specialist ,. Pllltm Call John 631-2050 31 )'fl exp. 16 yrs In area.
Bulld/R9"10d: ofc, kit. rm Confidential/efficient serv Bonded/Uc'd, we do what MIKE 650-3263 Home repairs. plumbing. ~:.:..b:42~~ estl-BY RICHARD SINOR p i Lie =409035 964--8919
add + bay wndw, French From S25 mo. 645-7500 you don't have rime lor elec. Llc'd. 34 years. License 280644 14 yrs of 1.,.• .. ~ .. r""•-.l"""'"!'!'!ll'P.!'!'!l''ll'lf-
dr, patio cov/decks. Lie. 650-1711 CommerclaJ/RNldentlal BOB 548-3994 happ local c ito ~XATKING INTERIORS Pipkin
WHfTE W1ZAAD ~ WMt-Mfi.cit---•
QUALITY" 631·20H ( ......... ~ si at• lft ,;;;:; .. tt1a1 a
COtltf aetorl Who petbm
work over '200 ~
labof and m•t«ialt mull
be tic:enMd. Unllcei Md
contractora the>Uld ao
state in their advert's1n4.
Contractora a"d con,.
sumers. contact Ma~
Grondle at 558-40M'wM
any queatlona. Cont1.c-
t or· 1 State License
Board. 28 Civic Cent«
Ptau. Room 690. Santa
Ana. CA 92701. 446'85. Steve 547-8076 PROF. BKl<PG./ACCNTG. _ _ Landscape Maintenance Lla•ac~la' Y u mera. G G STi pp un _._ ........... ...,. .... ...,._.
C od f F Ou.ll·iy Service . reas lie Baal·aa~ Th11nk you, 675-0383 HAN IN I , RI 1.-.v W/L-I llma1 • -=.,,,.....,=-=,..,..,..,~-.,,,"=""~-omputer. M · eea. ree C • ' ' _ COMPL E . ard Care & VISA-MC Scott 673-1512 •H -~DDITION 'S, DESIGN Counsel. Meg642-7047 Htract•n bonded. 20 yrs In area. 6 PJOBSI Clean-ups.XlntServ\oe& 111unP&1m11 Steve497-7193 --------·
ANO REMODEL a. •• ,.. Mcweeney Landscape SMALL MOVING JOBS Rates. Hansnom land· P~OMPT. NEAT PRO-•HANGING/REMOVAL• I
compl S«Vice. 631-2345 l•IHt -•I IE•m•llOI OllST, MIKE646-1391 scape. 548-1829 FESSIONALS. 636-71-49 MIKE 851.1800 I~ "draw fu1 .. w~yau Lie. reas. Profe111onal C "'" M·"'i 6'5-5124 1 H yrs ex"""ience ==· Y04J dof\'1 need a""" to
•New cabinets. cabinet Remodel/Repairs: comml lar ... ia1 W11tt• Th• fastest draw In the Roto Tiiier $25. Grading. 12 YRS EXP: I'm small. ---------iiispecl;i1s11206 I pWc» M ad In IM Olly
SELL Idle Items with a fating, bars & lormlca and reald. Llc'd, bonded, Mowing. EdgTng Twloe a West. .. a Dally Piiot SOd. Yard Clean-Ups. My prices ere small! Have some1hlng to Mfl7 lea Free est. 30 vr• exp. PiloC w.m Ads! cal"°"'
Dally Pilot Claulfled Ad. countenops. 549-5747 ins. For est: 552-9142. mo. S20-S25. 650-6016 Cluelfled Ad. 6'2·5678. Hauling. Pete 960-3466 RON 650-6477 Claalfled ada do it..... 770-2725 anytime Watt J M2-5119.. '
Alarta••ta, Val. Office ltatala 2914 !Ast I Pta.. 3004 'ltlr Wut.. SIM ltlr Wut.. Siii ltlt Wut.. Sl• .. , ..... 119
,, HOROSCOPE
l..,.rt ltack 2719 ' 111.111 tSUll Found: M. reddlsn brn IOllllllll IUll OLe.llC'•• Fast food pizza restaurt1nt, GENERAL OFACE '
Space tor rent. Mike Dog, w/3 legs 5'6-8734 Interior design firm ..-. 5 i,. no expenence. owr 18 Must type. filing OC All;
SYDNEY
0MARR
Versalttes: lrg 1 br, mir-673-5374 or 752-28' 1 Vic. Baker/Harbor CM Ing bright person capable PHONES & TYPING years. 673-13&e PQft. 8:»-4:30 Mon-Frt.
rored wardrobes, refrlg. of handling a variety of Costa Mesa. 966-5252 S..9--2400 ~
$650 631-66801667-7252 IL. flltl Found Sun: F Doberman in functions. Position re-FLORAL DESIGNER • llllST I L prkg lot at Crystal Ca-qulrn light bkkpg, 120 Companion. earing for Experienced, Fil U-(Ml) • ka Clt•talt 2776 OllHI thedral, N.B. 631-07 11 key by touch and strong elderly man, some hOUM-Call for appt. 644-4061 ~ °' 930-4268 Nr General Hospital. 20r 2 New 2 stry bldg, good lrwy LARGE REWARD. Lost data input "8xper. Good keeping F-M 494-7883
•••••••••••••• Ba. newly dec.-cpl, access. From 750 sf up. Doberman, blk/tan, l'h communications sklll1 a COii FlllllT HARDWAR6ASST MGR
drapes, stove. Gas pd. Wiii bulld to suit tenant. yrs. Sliver c hoker. Vic must Pleasant environ-"-"" art time Retell exp. req'd. 2• Thursday, A~rll 1% 55051 Aft 5 898 5974 S.99 net • will coop & Bol Chi ment and good benefits. Relief, full time, 6am-2·30. ~~!!~P · ex-BroedWlly, Laguna Bc:h.
ARIES(Marc h 2 1-Apnl 19: T ask that seemed insurmountable will mo. · -w/Brkr. R & H. 751-5989 Warner sa ea Non-smoker. 6'1...-004 10am-6:30, rotating per .... ,d.._. --~~t exnlper, 497-«03, JOl'ln · N General Hospital 1 Br 419 840·4952 .• ---.--.. s. H""..itat exp. wou ......,........., r8I ng.1---------
h aJth t 1 h I •• ood ffi .. Pl newly dee. Gas & elec Lost brown puppy, t>ig &OlllmH pref. Apply In ·peraon 9-3 pleesant ...,..,. ng ...,..... ...., actuaUkbe dispatched with ease -friends and allies will aid. Emphasis r • • EXECUTIVE SUITE .._...,..., '!....,. --.... 1 ___ .. _.IE
on wor c . pe s, pcop e w o re y upon your g o ices. an pd s45ot mo Aft 5 Newport Cntr S5501S775 ears. vie Dept Motor Ve-Major Interior design tlrm Mon.-Frt. Mesa Verde Newport Beach 751-4705 NeWly real estate uc·d
for travel. open lines of communication. fulfill obligation to relalive 898-5974 · • 640-5470 hJciea. Reward 54~3 ls-looking tor Individual convatHc•nt, 681 _ aieS bos l0t Nwpt
temporarily incapacitated. IEWPllT IUCI ---with minimum 3 yrs Center St.. C.M. F.IU/,.. PAY Bc:h devetop~. Ligtit
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Some freedom may be temporarily Htl Aaa 27IO Lost . Cock a 11 e I . exper. In all phases of ac-PAIT/Tm-othoe 11(1111 r41q d, week-
restrictcd. You'll need time to gain second wind -events move So. Coast Plaza. 1Ba 1Ba. 1:0e:i: :Vd1!1:~~~ grey/yellow lace, orange counting to T/B. Must 1111 (IPlltAL Opportunlttea avallable endsamust. Start lmmed
swiftly challenge your creativity enable vou to shake off emotional pool, Jae. sauna, S525· bldg, off-st. parkln.g, gar-cheek a. he talks. have strong EDP back-Cantonese cuisine. uat with the LOS ANGELES 720-1016• 10-e dally • . . • -. . Agent Nan 673-4400 ..,... available. 6'5-4800 Avocado/Colleoe. CM. ground. Non smoker. have 2 years experience TIMES Circulation De-HOUSECLEANERS wans-lethargy. Element ofluck ndes With you, you could fall in love and win v'k;xu. 645-3323 days $50 reward. 6'6-6874 pleasant environment a In restaurant featuring partment In our door to ed: Must be hOneet & ,.
a contest. .. lte•a ' good benefits. 641...o<M Cantonese native dlshel, door new~ aatea liable Good pey ~
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be ready for change', travel. vanety Furn. rm In trg C.M. hm. Office lor lease 525 ft. Ptneula 3012 AIDE: caring tor 9lder1y =h,:.s.~=-564~ for program. Guaran•eed comi>any. He-13cio '
and additional information concerning home. propeny or long-range prlv ba. kite prtv. S300 s42otmo. Utlls pd. air main, some house-hOurty wage ~· com-Housekeeper/eomp.nio«I
Proiect. Key is to be analytical. Piece together bits o f information, come D/979-679l E/6'5-8120 cond, ground floor. 1055 -••t ITIU-k......ing F-M 494-7883 COUNTER HELP: Hours mission. HOUfS. 4pm to A .. "lt 1-·•-w/,..., • "-~ . h I 0 y · 1 k I El Camino Dr. Costa wn; -.... 5.. ....,.... varied. contact Jan btwn 9pm. Training ia pro-""' .. ,_ ,,_ ... Y? up Wit comp etc st ry. 1rgo pays ey roe. ,. Large rum. private room Mesa. 3 blks East ot Fair· And running 24 hours a Answering Service needs 8•3, Mon-Fri. 552_ 1322 vlded. Potential to earn In. Laguna Bch. 494-520i
CANCER (June 21-J uly 22): Spotlight on family. sh on trips. visits, w/Ba. nice Hunt Beach view & Adams. 754-1040. day. 7 days a week. Pres-telephone operator. Vari· S300 plus per wMk. For INST ALLERS: ln.sulatl°'1
major domestic adjustment that might include actual change of area S350 lnelds utlls. Mr Tracy. ent this ad and receive a ou1 shifts. 362 3rd S• •C. OllTMl 111'111 an Interview. ealt: co looking for ea.
residence or marital status. Key is flexibility -means be versatile Ref's 535-7753 If t. tr IO /f two mfassages for the Laguna Beach Challenging opportunity la 957-2.36 1 ext 1204 perlenced Batt Hengen\
gh t t k d '"o f I d Reasonably priced room •· ... •• •I price 0 one. open at Schwebec' Elec-7141686-8771tor1nto· enou o a ea van._e o c urrent eye e. treo . wanted to rent In Tustin, Suites to 3000 sift CllCll If UllllE UU•LT WmMll Ironies, a leading elec-GARAGE DOOR OPENER LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Define terms. look behind scenes, realize Costa Meso or trvlne Nr Harbof & Bake< 111I.111111 2 experience production troolcs dlstnbutor. tor an Sll1tll/mtaUD MHW •lllllB ~
that someone ts trying to '"tell you something." Be subtle, discreet. area Would like 10 move 549-8181 dys. 720-1'44 flLLDTH 1ouchuptrew<n. ~def• tndlvldualwnoluettmot-Good dfMng record. Per-Must be elll*leileed In .;i
realize that much w ill be settled at clandestine meeting. Prepare within next 2 weeks. Call Open space office In NB, Knowledge ot Eco s. qua-lvat9d. has good com-manent tulll1lme win pn.... Excen.tt OCllPtY
material in professional manner. streamline techniques and get rid o f Anna at 730-7279. desk & furn In place. gd llM112 Illy '"'811 gauge wiring. munieatlve skills, the train right person. Ben-Mr Walsh 850--4708 •
outmoded procedures. • Resp rem only. kit prlv, lrg water view 646·5015 DOG OBEDIENCE classes Day/awing stilft avaltabie. ability to solve problems elits UDO GARAGE · ·----
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): This is v. our power-pla" day! yrd wt pool & ate. E/slde at your home. Rsnbt Irvine. Pat 250-1380 & one who pay~ attention DOORS. C M 642-3766 Learn to t>eeOme an Image
J 1es So Cal Dog Tran llTl lllau •-10 details. Junior colleg• Consultant C111 Pat Astrological and numerical cycles highlight initiative, timing. intuition CM hse. $225. 631-7958 Small & large Olftce space. ra · · · 1 • -education helpful. but not 3594 and ability to make most of available material. Y ou'll gain added ask lor Micki, bet 8·7PM 215 Riverside Dr Across Ing School 963"3388 Position open. Fast grow-r41quired IEllUl lfC/W 831•
recognition. you'll have more authority and chances for financial Room In pvt home M/F utll lrom Post Ottice in N.B ESCOITS /MllELS Ing firm. s5 hr. 6'5-7"'8 Please call Batbara a1 Full time. Dutlea Incl. Ulf UIPllSlllUTff
reward will multiply. incl, kit priv $250 Brk-840-5557 or 8'0-3676 Outcall ONLY 835-9199 Automotive 863·0200 ext 350. bookkeeping & typing Hatd work and cneerlui
hurst/Warner 962 '624 am c·••tEll SS 50 hr 549-06'9 d 1spos111on are aa.. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Personal ho n zons broaden: your ... --•--•r111 ...
d. .. I d d be f 1 Spacious 824 sq ft wlfull Richer llvlng meditation Experienced. Excellent •5 _.,_ prec1ated and rewarde(I "au 1ence IS arger. more persons arc rawn to you a n m em rs o Ao om w / b a c 0 n Y • kil 1n colorful marine set-results taught by apintual working conditions. Promoting products 1n IEIEIAL lfftCI Working supervisor also
opposite sex find you an intriguing challenge. Yo u are surrounded by kit/laundry prlv Want ting, nr Lido Shipyard student. Adjustable fees Fringe Benefits, lneludlng stores. Hourly/bonuses Newport Beach office crew member wanted by
aura of glamour -you get your way, you could appear before media. ~~~~k7~~'::i~gp~~1~:~~~1~'. avail. 1mmed. S570tmo. Call Peter 548-5246 retiremenl plan. 40 Part/lime 963-3 f07 needs matvre person for small houset<eeping com-
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2 1 ): Focus on sensuality. added unv Prk. Irv. 786-3959 Photo copylng & other 01-SIAllll USP& Hours/Week -No week-DISHWASHER & GEN'L bookeeplng. hghl typing pany Wonc white kids n
popularity. possible financial bonanza. heighten ability to win friends lice services avail Call ends. Salary com-CLEANING PERSON for and Phones. 8-4.30. Call m school, approx 30 "'
d . fl I S . . . . . . I' d SEA&SUNLODGE Llsa675·0132 llAIUlf mensurate with ex-party equipment r9f'ltal BobBriggs6'5-4926 wk MopSquad557·909J an in uence peop e. tress in1t1at1ve, ongrna lty, new starts an s105 wk/up. Color TV Shiatsu. jaeuul, sauna. perl8f'IC8 Call Tina. 714• store Mon thr Fri. United
p ioneering spint. Leo. Aquanus persons figure in exciting scenario. 3026 w Coast Hwy, Npt la1iaH1 Prot female staff Open 7 5 4 o-9 1 o o Nabers Renl All. 6'5-0760
SAG ITT ARIUS(Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): First impressions prove correct So Lag. nr bekh & Ritz ltatala 2916 days. 10-2PM. visa & me, Cadillac. Costa Mese llCTll'S lfftCE
-you"ll be at right place at crucial moment. Career or business Carlton, rully furn .• pv1 IHICAL ILH ~~~oA~r~r~~ro~ ~~~ BABYSITIER NEEDED Insurance billing P/time.
opportunities multiply-key is to be discriminating. selective. Family entry, pool, shr Ba. color Well est. medical suites for port 556_2260 Lovable reliable woman, must be experd. salary
m ember, following mrtiatopposnion. will become a staunch ally. TV, empt. n-n~smkr. $350 lease. close to hosphals, my home. permanent open. 645_1177c .M
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on publication. & $275 (2 rms) 493-3490 Hunt. Bch. S1.15 lull ser-TOP SSS P/T, llex hrs S50/wk
communication. travel and a renewed interest in international VecatiH vice. Call 642-8657 F~';;;8!3,~.%e~3~~-~1~:,_nd 642-2238 lllYEl/IELIYHY
customs, law. Plan ahead for program of education which could ltatals 2907 C · J BEAUTICIAN. Must have strong back & •••ercia Woman '"'x...,. wants 10 at-ood dr1v1ng record evenJually lead to overseasen1· oyment. employment. Gemini plays ke"' I I 2911 " ..... Laguna Beach g
role. ; OCEANFRONT: Lovely tata I tend ljrniled stretch & Renee 494-1600 1733·0 Monrovia.C M
Penln Pt 3BR 3'n ba 16040 Harbor. F v tone 8'terclse class ( 1-7 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Dig deep for information related to July/Aug Agt 673·9060 1240 sq ft women) early AM. OC BOOKKEEPER. part/time. DRIVERSI X-COUNTAY
"hidden resources ... Focus on interest rates. taxes, legal forms which Agent 541-5032 area. preferably close to 3 days a week Call Mrs Cal he MacGregor Yachts
could affect your income or rate of compensatio n. Be specific, check ltatala It NB, wrlle to Ad# 222. Ethier at 642-6865 163 1 Placentia. c M
· d 'd 1· bod hod Skirt 2901 Oflice/Shop/S lorage Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 Dynamic cleaning service rules, adhere to regulations an avo1 s 1ps m et s. space 250-350-750'reas Costa Mesa. CA 92626 ltokktt,tr nffeds exper people
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Take nothing for granted -be aware Balboa Penn: Shr 2br apt c Mesa C·2. 548-7249 • 4014 Some experience nee Come Join us and ma)(e
of rights and permissions, attitude of one who usually is in your comer. S400. Grt trplc, •.;btk 10 la11an1 Opp. Costa Mesa. 966-5252 some extra su Call the beh Rmmt works nl¥hts. *r-1C..A1YI •-Itta* --Trends have changed. it will be necessary for you to be more 0 •11 -&-TIW111 Pink Ladies at 551-1243 Call after 3pm. 673-194 1 MO FREE RENT ••-BUS DRIVER. PI T, inci
self-reliant. Gem ini. Virgo , Sagittanus perso ns figure prominently. Bayside Or, on Bay. Pvt Wi shon te<m tease. 1\111 WITHOUT A TOW TRUCK! wknds& nights. Dn\/9f for PllCESS IAILI -----~~-111111!~•-••1!!1111!11••~----~~-~ beh Pool. Shr 2BR 2ba. serv suites 881 Dover Dr A Wild new opportunity dbl-decker London Bus 575 per lOO. no exper
A .. U.. a -b Uaf l t b Uaf s475/mo Incl utll Boat Suite 14. N.B. 631-3651 potential. S 100-$300 day. Must have comm·t lie Part or full time Start im-pr!ll!! • • npar •• ta • • par ••• • • we Finance-Brochure Ph Ask tor De 752· 7363
27z4 B .. L 2740 dock avall. D Johnson la•aatrial 961_ 1575 2131433_2886 mediately For details Ctsll MHI HI. IC• Ne2rt ltacla 2769 760-1966. 675·6000 CIRCULATOR$ send self addressed
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Large Beach Studio for 1 s1150. exclusive NewPort Costa Mesa, Mesa Verde Rentals 29ZO llYESTOllS/PIRTIERS Petitions. good pay. flex stamped en 11elope to
2 br duplex, gar No pets person Musi see. Very Tower Condo, deluxe 2 w . lrg hse 10 shr very 2000. ·2000 & 4000 sq ft W&ITEI hrs Call 8-9 30 or CRl-53. Boll 9014
S525. Open Sat/ Sun 1·4 quiet. no pets. n-smkr Br. 2 ba on bay wtocean nice $350 Mark 751_6655 3975 Birch NB -0 3 0 · 1 PM A I a n Stuart Florida 33495
326 OGLE 997-4219 $450 incl ut1I 960·0587 view & lull sec Dock S 50 sq It Agt 54 t ·5032 Angelo's 15 a proven con-493· 7031
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Nice 2 Br 1 Ba In 4-pleK Near beac 2 Br 1·~ Ba
crpts, drps. bltlns $500 + twnhse. bit-Ins, lrplc .
S500 dep 540-4484 encl gar, S675. 536-0921
_a_vall 673-3504 avail 5/ l n~~-s~~~~o ~~; r p~ol, 400 sf 1nclng olc. lav & tremendous media cov· C UlllCIL Wlllllll for one ot O C s oldest
1 BDRM ocean view gar. 5400 ... 720.t849 wrhse space, incld urns erage We le~11ure great companies Corona oel
by beach. garage, all ullls top loc $225 675-6251 food. drive thur service, We are offering· Mar offlce Exceptional
pd $550 673-5429 Fem to shr 38< 3ba, new, Industrial space wl good Inside seating. roller skat· •TOP SSS opportunity Benefits Pvt 1 Br, trplc, pool. patio, Walk to beach, Bach oceanvlew furn hme In ing car Mops and much, •Bonus Referrals Call Lynn 547-5625 gar. No pets 39f W Bay stove, relrlge. crpls. 1 Br $500. 2 Br $600. Lag Bch. N-smkr, resp, retail Potential Approx. much more. we currently NO FEE EEO
S525 650-8357 drps, water & gas pd. Dshwshr, relrlge lncld neat No children/pets 7K s.f w/approx. 15K have 3 unils and are look-No Experience Nee htrcl11 l11tr1cttrs
Stunninn large 2 Br 2 Ba $425 536-4637_--:::=-=~ No pets 545-4855 S500/mo Kim 497-5407 encl par~ing area & 3K 1ng for investor partners Please.51Pply s 12 50/hr W11t 1ra1n Work
" & I • 2744 -----3 sf olfice space Wiii rent to 1oin in our expansion If Mon -Fri 8 30-3 30 n own area 772 5847 garden apt, pool rec mat $600/short term renlal • t LAGUNA. F to shr home. all or part Nr Harbor & you want In on tile 1 _ _ __ ·_
area $545 710 w 18th St 1 Br condo. by running to 5-30 3 Br. 2 Ba , Blk Arcll Beach Hgts. ocean Baker 549-8181 dys. grouynd lloor please con-Yltttr F&CTHY IPOlllS
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want a selection of grell $520/mo Call 891--0999 NB Really 675-l6'2 M/Fem to share 2 Br 1 Ba. Aaataact•tats 300Z care of Angelo's. 511 S N~"dor:r~h 1 S~~~-~~~O factory work experience I
tlvlng? We can offer any-Near new_l_Br Condo nr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Apt, Balboa Island , State College Blve • Salary commensura.te thing lrom a small apt to UCI s650. Avall May 1 S350mo yearly Non PALM & CARD READER Anaheim Ca 92806 What a Wonderful World with HP8flenee, but "
8 4 Br house. 11 looklng In 7141851_ 1525 Spadous single, one smoker 875-9564 Jerry *S,lrlta1t PIJtlllt* 714/533· 1401 of Shopping, right at will train Call blwn
CM NB or HB think or us & two bedroom apts. M lhr Irv 3Br 2Ba Condo Love. Marriage. Business ----yovr nngertlpt everydayl 9am-4pm only 496-5761
flrsi for that choice ot L11_a11 ltacla Z74 brand new. semi furn Readings '"I price w/Ad Mtrt,lftl, Dally Piiot Classlfl•d
ideal living &iXN VIEW· 1 BDRM. 1 Micro etc 552_1831 897-5332. 213/936-0285 T •• 'a 4021 Adi To pll!Oe your ad, This 1011n1er buy your own
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TSL MGMT 642-1603 'blk to village. utlls pd, 7125 Wstmnstr Av Wsln I I ••mEI call 8-42-5678 an<! let a
N B REAL TY 675-164~ $610/mo STUDIO. small. N/amkrl to lhr 4 br house SPIRITUAL READINGS • .. ~ M ·Vlt« '*s>
nr SC Plaza S250. or 3 br •rt ... "'-11• .....,, $685/mo Ea1tslde, 2 Br. utils pd. W20 494-6087 Advice In all mattw1 Love. :1a.. -· • ,~ 1'"1 ba townhouse Frplc, ---ll I 79 in NB. S300 549-93oo marriage & bu11ness Speclaliiing In lat & 2•.d
yard, gar, n•w crpll, L11aa1 IH Shr tux hme 1Br $285 Pvt Also counseling 1815 TD'aSlnee 1949
tndry rm. Nice tocallon. Lrg 1 l 2 Br. gas, wtr, 2 rm suite $375 Rooftop So El Camino Real. San Robt Sattltw NHCM
2617 Orange. trash. tndry, pool, ruRNISHED Of patio vu. 1st, last. dep. Clem Llc'd 492-7296 RE Broker Bd Rullors TSL •IT 141· 1IOI carPort 111 + aec. No UNruRNISHlD, utlls 962-3445. 966-8479 --~r...----... ---~3004=-::-6'2-2111 54 .~ 11
Pata 29041 Aloma. All ununt:s ..... .... w-•1 •-ur .... prvt: nd T 0 . .E "'" ...... ...... ... ...... ..... WlllUll YIW 9-7PM. Mgnr 495-8221 P410. HEALTH .. ~~--~~~-. to se11 l.JtOuna e :1'1 prop-
1 & 2 & 1911 avall pool. I rt la 7 CLUBS. TEt~NIS 3 Br condo, apt. hOuM. 5 ft\l tun ADS et1Y 494-4 1 UI Prln only
spa, l/r, patio/bat No SWlMMING. plus mos Need May lat Wl1ll WANl'ED P9ople needing
1>911. S61S-S625 much more! Sorry. 940.1116 ARE FREE pvt TO SU S 10.000 up
TSL Mgmt 75'-0081 or no pets. Modtts llHtfl tr No credit ". no penalty
6'2-1803 Int •tl2 CI Denlson Astoc:873-7311 ~. optn dally 9 to 6. • a :
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c:ptt, drtpes, wHh•rl Upper Bay Prlot• 3'3 C.brillo MS-9516 l&M IMlllT d~ hk up. encl gar clubhouHI & h•alll'I ~ EASTSIOE. COSTA MESA --------1875. 536-0921 spas. a tennis court.a. 7 10 1t 20. W tmo f04Jnd Fema blecktWfltte Ulii lift
38t 2b\ 1750 • aec 2 bike ~ cloM •o bualneila, Htw,.-t ~So. 75e-0800 altar 5PM ml1ted Leb. ma.. tan TM Ofange Coaet Dally
ao belch Avail 511 NO OC Airport, Fashion 1700 16th Str"t mlx9d Shepherd, ma.. Pllol ha an ••<*lent OC>· oet•. Yolanda 847-8075 ltlend. convenient ahOP• (It Oowr) Offlct ltatAll ztl4 liver & whit• Brittani p<>nunliy fOf' 1 careef
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Cast11 M.....a. CA 92626
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Melt• ~ FOOd O.astrHtlN PrtGUc:i nur•, mat1n, 973.5514 vlce ... lowHt rat••I '75 AANJT: t>rtnd ""
s.NwafofAdolptuAea-S..e<ingmC>tlvatedlndlYid· Mek• FIT dayt Hew Ctrtltl.., l Ltcenc.d. 1540Jembof .. NI ctutcn. ~-& tlr•.
taur.nt.. Full/tlrM dtyt, ual with xlnt typing ltcllll trane, Reta &44-80615 Kll'IQ o.otge the VI. Two (714) 646-0792 •• 1•4' 11000. 7"-"3*
Incl weeitencte. Apply In eno con11ruct1on ••P«. S~tltlng SIC9· ClrC\.llated, • • ·n Rab.wf etcl reott. New
l*'IOn, (~ phOM catla, lhort hand • ~. heavy C1t1 ' 1111 talf c:ondltlOn, Seta of 5· ~ Pw1• ~merit It now trans & carb. GrHI
pjffM): PeftonllelOfflce. phOM contact with ven· 1947·51. 110. 850-.45H 2i m1 for= w/18 K open on S.turdayt, 10 etcl/aur1 '* ~able.
Mon.-Frl.,9am.epm dOft.5-41-2988 Trl·lewl oat houM1 idnt 11a111 .. ••-Newport mooring. am-3pmfOJ)'OUfcon• $1400 '55t-'.toeaett8pm Queenawey Bey Hiiton crpt. S35. 640-7817 aft. 5 -...... St4 500 5-40..o40I ni.nc. r ----·-_...,.,-~""""-:~ 100 au..naway 0r1.,. aa.m 11&111 • Ut.tWne MemberaNp • • ·11 w .. ~ Camper.
Long 8Metl In lrvlne Coate M ... and .... Hll S1500 (~500 vetue) ~'OfF SHORE MOOR-Lo ml, gd cond. Tent.
RETAIL SALES: Herdwar NeWport a..oh .,.... full OOCfmen P\iPPf;· pu,._ 546-5120 5-45-<1814 ING FO~SALE & BOAT. ~ ~ S5400/obo, eT3-2837
Asa't Mgr, retell exp time. Mature lndlVld~ala bred, $150 u . 548.1035 MAGIC ISLAND MEM· ·213187 536 9\'M, ~·~ •79 BUG CONVERTIBLE
req'd. 240 Broadway, only. Telephone and cer Golden Retriever Pups BERSHIP.. Gold cerd. llft &fUUILI S ...... s.Mct-'-*ng WHITE, With 2·TOPS
Laguna Beach. John. required Out111ndlng pedigree. S 1000, call H0-0119 25 to 30 ft. Call 9 to 5. Mon lf1lllldml.. sec:ll'Xl· 8M-280e 497-4403 IUll IYITDll, ... Ov« 100 chtmpa. GrMt Mcl.IM 20" MOWtt. Mii thru Fri 842-4644 1....,.......,, •79 Seit. Air. Slwf, Sip.
l&IL Mnn 2275 w. LJncoln, SYlte L peta. S350 493-eee 1 propelled, front wow. 2 = ~~§ Blaupt 14000 ~ 848-
Anahelm 776-9171 ' H.P Brloos & Stretton Ex<*lentSeleetlOnolNew 9128~975M2t.xt231 Young. energetic lndlvld· • _ _. ,,_.. __ '" .. llLlll lllltlVll s22b: 2 Hp Edge< 4tilrsuper s;; and Car.tuMyprepeted WJ•
ual, wlll treln. Call Steve ..., .. ,ff .. ._ Hw. AKC, PUPPIES 6"42·7328 rn5 F.ciory turied up. apd, mint cond. 23-24", Used ~MW'ulwaya In '80 VW Vanagon Weatfalla North Salls, Huntington Exprd Apply Shell Sta-673_1568 ti:>Pf'•IMd S900+ SS50 Stock pop top camper, auto,
Beach 898-1234 lion Hth & Irvine. N.B. Keeshound. AKC. B .. ut. -Eva 642-9811 ' • Ill • 111 bra. bteupunkt ster.o,
. ---2'Je yrs. Trever req Free Men's 10 lpeed bike S50. · •• 62K ml xlnt cond $8750 '4 l lnd1v1dua1 -42 Zigs or zags
43 Evil sp111t
9 Satad fruit
10 Trick
1 l Bfing cooled
12 Stranger
35 Fruit 49 Absolutely
36 Metal n
37 Conltned so Complete
SALES Shar1>-tntere1ted In youth lo gd horM. '499-5538 Console amtfm ater. with aa~I 14 208 W. 111, Senta An• ObO 7S4-1097 · 1'42 H r ~\IOO:Jl'l•klnQmon!Y ~lf<J-'60. 641 4893 ~ CloMCiSW>day · • HOURS 5PM to 9PM c an Judy 768• T711 r alflO ~~-·puppm TI r comm't camper '8Z-'tenegon eemptr,lnr .. * F p -. --wee«s old. M/F AKC reg Prestigious Charter Mem· ehell fOf 7' aml tn.1nkbed LARGE SELECTION OF new 1uto AIC AM/FM 2 un eople needed Steves Oetalllng Is look· ShOw qua)lty. S 175/up bershlp 10 John Weyne $ 150 530-8255 a 1° 1 ' S 1 2 9 0 0 our SANT A ANA office Ing for resp & motivated 963.ao3o · NEW & USED BMW'S! C • • •
*Good communication 1ndlvldu1l1 tor detalllng & _ Tennis Club. $700. Cell Parris ValltlY cmpr for aml LM WOl IMW t -987-0338
44 Oflense
45 Fial
39 Some 53 Number ol
incomes Muses 13 Crosses
4 7 Challenge
51 Pound down
52 Antipathy
54 Pon11us -
2 1 Scotch r1ver
23 Ter11ble
25 Trap
2 7 Cannon food
40 Machinist s 55 Of grand mas
pattern 56 Pitch
42 Competes 57 Mound stats
43 Transferred 60 Bird s cry
skills a MUSTI carwashlng. 760-8900 Wanted: Fem. Queensland Allsa or Jan at 752·0700 truck S2~ obo 75 l-4979 VOLUME SALES * Sat appointments for Heeler to breed or to SCM Copter, $75. Sec· SERVICE & LEASING
OUR CHIMNEY SWEEPS keep 673-3457 tarial desk $75, 2 Chalte •1ttreyc n / 3670 N. Chefry Ave. * Experienced peuon for STU DE ITS (new) S 125 ea. Aaten lcMltn 1111 LONG BEACH * Manegement Pdaillon In YH• Aatltatl Hll table base S-40, Bombe 175 ELSINORE UT 258. (No. Cherry eitlt-405)
CHIMNEY JACK " AnHque Roll Top oesk, chest $135, mirror $10, runs $250. eve 542-9636 $11 ... ) IH·ITIO 550-8090 HllEI "IS llWll 1ga ·~ ~1au sq. sso. 0w1 • CaU5pmto9pm 1 1 high back swlvel chair lamp S 5, •31_2191 ,79 Suzuki PE175, rune rade-lnsWelcome We have open ngs or $2000. 650-0744 v OPEN SEVEN DAYS Sales boys & glrla between great, looks good. $425
AN OHIO OIL co. otters 12-16 years old working Beaut 1946 Wurlitzer juke SCRAM-LETS obo. Keith 548-8575 :~~~~~~-:.-----1----==-....... """'"'---
high mcorM. plus cash evenings & Saturdays. box, mdt 1015, reatOfed •81 HONDA 250 Datto
bonuses. benefits to Earn money. trips & ssooo 536-7388 ANSWERS THREE WHEELER '71bXfOsN228z
mature person In Orange bonuses. Cell A II Hl 1 650-4593 78,000 mlles County area. Regardless Mr. Rountree JJ aacn Ignore· Fiimy $3500. 650-.-4593
of e)(perlence, write T J IU· 1011 larhr &rea IHllMll Waxen -Outrun '81 YA.MAHA MAXIM
Read, American Lubrl· Mon ·Fri l0am-3pm Aefr"' Service rAecond MOANING Mint Condition '73T40Z: aU °'ti 89.000 ·• 851-1188 I I 900 cants Co. Box 426. Day---------• Sales. Guar. 5-49-3077 My neighbOf got a promo· m . very c ean. . ton, Ohio 45'40 1 t1on and promptly began '81 YAMAHA YZ80 650-8145
SWITCHBOARD 16' Freezer Upright S65 arriving late to wOfk Fl· Good cond, hardly ridden .. 7-6 -2.nz. ·Int A--"'. °'"' Sales OPERA TORS 559-6546 hi -" hi "" ~ .,.,...... 'V F , & .. naHy, s bou '""" m $200/obo. 984·2382 owner, low mll .. tw11, new Cll .. IE
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•• • .... llS or aw.no ,graveyaru -aside and aelCI, "You're ft•-I " "-shiMs. full & part time 2-dr 9 cu 11 refrigerator MOTORCYCLE RENT AL Urn, lllcit •hi • b ua Tired of sitting around with work avail. Call 642•3013 S 100, 548-1233 eves getting up In the world, HONDA XR 500 $5400. 546-3341 nothing to do? Do you -----how about getting up In llke to mingle? fl so, give TAJLH '84 Fr~ldaire. 22 cu 11, the MOANING?" S50 1 day 64l-9826 '81 280ZX 2+2, 1Yto. fully
us a jingle et 540-0301 FI T Experience fitting lrost proof. side by side, WA.NT.DBL BEAD HEA~ New '83 Hond1 OdysMy. loaded, tow ml. good tor an exc1t1ng 1'ob as a & 3 door· glass shelvas. -•A starte<, custom roll c on d S 9 9 5 0 ob o Good pay Apply Sousa almon. valentine gift, to BOARD Natllfal wood -ba.r. Sl"'cn. 873..()827 963-7843 Of 962-3138 telephone salesperson Co Ask for Joaquin 621 big for us. paid S 1165. prel. Good oond. Wiii ~--~------
with The Los Angeles so 'B" St ste A. Tustin sac. 5965 OBO 644•7676 trade for queen matt/bolt Tralltrl, .... 9125 T 1mes Two shifts av11I· 731 7 1s1 & t 960 5844
able, hourly wage plus • Dishwasher. Kenmore spr. rame. • Trntl 1124 '11 hHI le1trtl U
commission Location. Teacher $50 848-8935 •a1ic&l la1t. '224 12' Travel Traner, sips 4. 851-1188 t37~~:i~'~:: Av Pre-soh .. I Ttaoller GAS RANGE wtdble oven. PEVEY STUDIO PRO 26 oas refrige, 3 blJrner & ·a.c Accord. Lf1bk AIC,
SALES
GOOD MONEY S 1600/mo
per written agreement
Seit mottvatlng person,
$1500 to $2500 a week.
1mmed1ate openings, will
tram Fast growing com·
.. •llmllllllll•lll•liiiiili-' pany. room for advance-
6 units E C E or exp. req Modern Maid, very clean AMP with Gunar $350 oven, toilet, awning euto. amlfm cass .. 4000
$4/hr C M 642-9181 $200 650-4186 0 B 0 557-8393 $1500. 549-2488 ml. usum my lse.
te1emarke1111nEoLPI I llY &PPl.l&ml TAMA DAUM SEl 9 PC '84 Nomad Century 5th $174tmo. Hm 960-8075
Best Otter Accepted whl tralfer, mdl 2360. 23 la•&• IZ'l Appl setter, exper'd or will :_es 957-81 33 557-8393 P . T never used
train. PM shift Salary .. Kenmore washer & dryer. Or 546-5968 for appt
bonus 838-9935 af1 4pm xlnt cond S 100 ea Piun/ 1181 Tour A.merice this
,II .. ( C'LLE"S 544-6'488 l&IJ IUll 111211 summer. Must sacrifice!
Btlp W1att4 Slot Rtlf Waatt4 5100 Belt Wut .. 5100 ment Call Mr Martin at
971-4601
TlU Lro upright freezer, FF , (Bargaln)640-0255 Beautiful Germen Trailer.
Full or ,!,~~~~~~eed de· iclnt cond $180 64'4·4577 FlnePiano Tµnlng & Re-Cell 857·1•29 ·
laolliH Slit' TraiHt PAIT Tiil
Some drill press lalhe or LICAL CO Mlll115
mill experience Ask tor Start at $7 •5 seeking 11
Mark 7141557-3380 H s grads u S c11tzens
Machine Shop Trainee hard workers Need auto
Costa Mesa 8·4 30 Call 3-6PM 631-1770 Hunt Bch 964-2890
Restaurant Salespersons~ full/time. pendable people $4 Retrlg $225 washer Dryer pair By P'rotesslonal Aat1 Stmcta_/ __ _
Cllmll IELP New designer boutique. hr/up 850· 1264 s t35 each Oshwshr $100 P1Aaena:ss1 &Aacteosnc9e53rt_8Tu1n1e5r Parts HU 11 30am-1·30pm $5 hour Fashion Isl Must have Trash compacter S75
30 30 exp & refs 760-9333 Telephone Sales 646 5848 . 4 New ·a. CheYy Bluer Call George 2 -4 pm ll&Lll5 Fiil llLURS • Piano 46 htgh. top cond 195x 15 Tires. wheels, only 432-0677 SANDWICH SHOP PIT Thermaoor -The°7matron1c inside & outside. tuned. hub cans & trim rings
Aecepfionist1Genera1 Qt-COUNl.ER ~ELP Earn S lOO·S l ,OOO per wk combo oven/rntcro. $800 stool. dehvered $750 5200 s.45-0192 645-<172 l . 9551247 9711739 VPayGuarantee 5••.0900or751·1193 84 7-5672 lice for growing bottle • or • vTralnees no eicper nee "'"' A W --' Mu
water company Good SCTY PIT tor salesman 1 v early AM hrs6-12 Caatrll ,--PtA-NO. Won 1n conies~ 8111 latn ""
phone personality . day/wk type, Ille. nr v H1ghestCommlsS1on •-• IOll brand new Was $3000. I l&llTii&J I
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COUiTY
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Volume Sales, Servloe
And Leasing
18711 Beach Blvd.
Huntl"i_ton Beach
(l 14) 142-2000
WE CARE
182 DL 5 door, 4 sPd
w/odrlve, lug reek, radl-
111, pert cc1nd In out &
mechl S 10.495 '432·906~
Beaultful '80 BMW 3201,
a11, sunrf, elloys, am/Im
$8500. John 6.C0-8156
pm or 476-1134 am
Aat11, Deatttac
Mlllllll PAllT/TllE non-smokt!f Will train 17th/Irv NB 631-5338 v No nights or wtlnds ..,airaeal sell lor $2000/bst olr lor vetucle 551•8285 THE DAILY PILOT is now Wt4lts4IJlllJ Apply in person lfbothenergettc &b11ght Canon A E l camera Pohshed Oak Patt•
accepting apohcaltons gam to 5pm Driving 17842 Cowan St. Irvine Seamstress PI T for callCra•g957·l062 wt50mm lens & case 979.1974
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VoturmrSatn, Serva AllC 1305
for D1str1c1 Managers to Fountain Valley & Hunt· llECErTllllST alter a11ons in dress Shop before 1pm S 175/obo. 673-1955 S--,. "---'-1230
supervise newspaper mgton Beach ro verity Pleasant telephone man-mll 631-3332 ~wpt Bch -----.. ~ ~ 181 --•
carriers Must haveGvan newspaper dehvery Re-ners and typing sl<llls Secretary established TELEPllOIE S&LEI FrH It fH 11~2 N!W §Rf PKG: ladles sz 5
wagon or pick-up ood llable auto necessary SS req'd Excellent op-construction Co 1s seek· C M otc needs phone 9 week old fe Temertlab boots. af1er:sk1 boots.
salary mileage allow-per hour plus mileage porrunity Call C M 1 mg a secretary for 1 per-callers for MA D D ben· mht. cute & loving skis, Scott goggles and
ance company beneltls Apply in person at The 673_5 t87 son offtce pos1t1on Must eftt show PIT oays/eves 640-1529 or 542-2774 more Value $650. Sell
and bonus opportunity Daily Pilot 330 W Bay be experienced 1n pay-Exp or unexp S41up hr -$350 969-1078 bel 81m ~~g:Y ~~r~:,~~?o"n a~~1~i Costa Mesa See Mr llECEmlllST roll, accounts receivable 1:4• 194 1 larH11 lrM11 l'"tH SURFBOARD 5•8-.5 1ussy
330 Wes! Bay Costa Clyde Barrow EOE Real Estate Investment and general olf1ce Salary nUPllllE SALES w/blue eyes.1142-1888 Twin Fin $190 651 -0702 1---------rotess1onal attitude. compensated with ablllty r ' 1121 Mesa Monday thru Fri· d Send reply 10 Daily Piiot with outgoing personality tra tart n b•l•
day No phone calls PET ATTENDANT busy appearance reQuire light Ad ::: t2 po Box 1560 who enjoys dealing wl
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E 0 E Laguna Beach 11.ennel typing 549·2988 Costa Mesa Ca 9262 7 the public over the tee-w/extendino leaves & 4 lttrff 6232
part time start $4 50/hr R 1· . t /Frt Of phone Hours are 9am to chrs $450 Sofa table. 12" B&W TV. SSOtobo ------.-n----494 0 142 bt 8 5p•• tct' 11111 c •Escrtw Stcrttary* 2pm Tues Fri Appl" tn "~ · wn · ..., For Optometrist PI T · • ' mod drk wood $40 Sanyo receiver , nds USEDCAAS& TRUCKS IUIUIH/SALES Please send bustness. Immediate o pening in person. 1660 Placenlla Antq fern stand S 15 work. '$50 Honeywell COME IN OR CALL FOR personal refs & resume Irvine area fOf Individual Av · Costa Mesa 786-9773 Pentax camera. wllele-
And Leasing 193 Hornet Xbc. Must aem
187 11 Beach Blvd. Hurry! Runs $200/0BO.
Hunlmgton Beach 841-4919
(114) 142-2000 •74 Gremlin. 3spd. 60K
J11Hr ti orio· m1, new ures & brks iliiii•-.-""""""'"-!"""!'~,.-.1 S9§5 752-0558 '81 Jag XJ6. cobalt blue. JClffi_
sn/rl, good cond, 28,500 wmu.c ml, S 19.500. 8~·5766 ,.., ... ,..._.-__ ~'!9'
For large yacht charter co
Calling on co accounts &
travel agencies Call Mrs
Ethier or Mr King al
642-6865
,Ro.OTIO" 10 Optometrist, 2345 E with good clerical skills a * * * * * CORNEA GROUP photo. s 110. Kahru X-C FllH &PPUIUL c H h St c must Wiii train. Varied skis, S60 Apt sz retrlg. Cormler~E>ellllo ~Pa~r~o~ hrs nightly? c~~~~a o1~ ~=r 926e25 . respons1b1sr111es Good Ttlt,hOlt Salts: w~~~;q6~~-~~7s"~:esnew nds work. tree 494-6087 CIOllLn ·so 450 SL, like new.
Are you RECEPTIONIST benefits261-:~21 open •EW OFFICE OPE•S COUCH. Forest grn, $125 TV John's Warehouse Sale H1~~~::J:8~ :~gH anthreclte gray/black
'80 Cpe de VIiie. xlnt eond.
low mt. air 1h0Ck1, new
tires & brekas, treller
hitch & Iota of extras.
$8900. 963-7843 wkdya,
962-3138 eves
NABERS
CADILLAC
MODELS l ongene Shop
nds mooels & p t sales
clerk icper pref 548-6444 -
Wellgroomed with phone answer ex---Classic Innovations gets 5 PCOAKDIN.SETSl7S 50 beaut25' RCAXL100 ltl-IOll l•I Hll leather 759·1083
dependable perience Light clerical & I SECRUARY /DECITIYE clients for beauty salon 3 BENTWOOD TBLS ,75 d1g1tal sets. swival base. J • Ask •bout the !toney we
and self motivated? typing Must like to be Add'I olc openings 4/ 11 662 5•5 5359 new set waranty, 'Ir price WE wu•T THI can save you ' hru our Do you busy C.M 549-3942 Immediate opening tor e><-•2244· .. • Free detlvery. 646-1786 -• 1 A.very Plaza. M V Eicc1t· OLUI llEI •••i purchase & lease plans. En1oy working with kids? --pe11enced (5· 7 years m n-ing-challengtng·fun-job• Dining tbl/6 chrs 2 leafs. 1 b hi -111 ••RIMS
: -Mooe1s Male/Female LARGEST SELECTION
ot late model, low mlleage
Cadillacs In Southern
Catlforn1al See us tod•y1
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we NEED NEW FACES II you can answer YES RECEPTIONIST part time imuml ind1v1dua1 tn last woo .. 0... con d M tsu is tuner, cass o~ Ronald Dace ., ~ 10A•• 2P.. •• F ro Present people wt co over u " deck amplifier & 2 Canon ......, for placement 1n modeling Phone 646-7021 nn11 •2 "" mon· fir• r paceo plush corporate 9 mos' Promotion and s 175tobo 645-6925 s Pr k rs S 2 5 0 10b 0 lllPllTI 1obs 1n Orange County 2 30-6pm Mon tnru Fri sma person o ice m olf1ce Must nave pro-1301 Quail Street
.Ew Yo.I WEST the beach area Heavy tess1ona1 appearanc travel possible' Pay start H1deabed, queen. floral. 673-1955 NEWPORT BEACH &40-1810 I phones non smoker with and attitude Top skills S4 50 hr • bonuses Aut· xlnt $200/obo 893 2 188 --2600 Harbor Blvd TalHt :IHCJ 1 h omallc raises to $20 • hr -• Ptwtr hltl 7 1Z 111·1100 COSTA MESA
I
PIT Off1ceterrands plant· Peasant P one manner. and pleasant phone man· Pay common Full or PIT I llY FllllfTllE 16' w' 000 HULL BOTT Hl·I II sea co LI 1 in· sales some office ex per ner required Legal/fin· " MBZ 350SLC '72 73K ml CL 1 t • 13
11, p:nes 75 i~22~1 pref Call Debb•e tor appr anc1a1 eKperience helpful 2U·2U3 (lrtJ) LES 957-8133 w/40 hp E111nrude. as Is, Classic Asking S 18K::mt t
IOYH/DlllYER 673•2261 Submit resume & salary King size Waterbed. compl $300/obo 873· 7 l56 Oya 714 639'-0351 Chris '79 Impale. •Dr. V8.
Over 21 clean driving re· PIRCMHllS RECEPTllllST requirements 10 Person-$75 obo 642-9636 eve .77 SEA.RAY 24 FT l,.rts, bet, PS/PB. AC, AM/FM,
cord c re an cut Purchasing Library Clerk II A progressive real estate nel. 1111 Town & Country THE STOREKEEPER Oak Table. 6 Chairs, Side-Weekender, twin eng (fust Wt H2S TIP SSS PAID $2500. call 850-7045
courteous ~trong. VERY I .I . Pu~llo li~rary development ltrm 1ueek· Ad, suite 16 Orange. CA RECEIYl•8 DEPT board. v alue 2.000 Will rebll) 1 17 ,500 °'trade? ·75 CAN AM 250 For Pampered '84 CAMAAO
RE LIABLE 650• 13 70 IAdm11i1stralfon needs to 1111 1ng a tu11t1me recept1on1st 92668 Sell s 1 150 640-0255 646-3 100 aft. 6 RUNS GOOD IEllCEIES IEIZ Loaded. Mop. 9"1 otter
btwn 8am-6pm 40 hrs/wk Temporary wi good typing & pnone SECRUARY FIR needs capable per,on to - -• 79 40. Formosan trawler, 650-4593 556·8283
PAINTER status pos111on lbenel1ts -;kills Job incluOes vari-1 APPllllSll OFFICE receive & p11~ mercttan-OueeldnS2sOOtze !~~d;a~~bed, twn dsl. fly brdg compl 4 wt.HI Drlns .-Top MOe<lcedl p es P/ricesll Peld SEE IS FIRST' Expf'r d own trans not mcluOedJ Knowledge oui. general office duties d1se Detail & organlza-oo • 1 d 2 h d "• a 1ter ay i
Call Wayne 751-9103 ol 1nvo1cmg AP sec-Salary commenserate Accurate typistl60 wpm tional ab1l1ty necessary Sota & loveseat wtmstch !~~hg!e~s Priced t~ase~ 175 GMC 4x4, 7,..,;; tlfi kit, DIAL21317 14MEACl:DES We have a good setect1on
'I.Hana & cler1ca1 s1o.111s a """ "•Per Cati belween bus.,. phC1nesigood tele E~per ience pr et erred chr & ottoman. brn tones at $75 950 Boat at 858 reblt motor & trans. 36" HOUSE OF IMPORTS. Inc of NEW & used Chev-
ne<.cesity F1nan 1bu<Jget 9 12noon 957 8191 ~~~~3~~"~e~:n°1~'.~~~1 but will tram 11 qualified I xlnlcond $275974-2584 w 18th St, c M tlres,manyextras $3800 --~ rolets•Seeuatodayl
PA RT TIME Varoel'.l hou1 ~ background Cles1reable Approi.1mately 30 hours a I -· 642.1136 obo. 966-1821 alt 5 PlllC~t 157
10 •nclul'.le Pa riv A M Appl1ca11on:; mav be ob· 1 llECEPT /SOTRY SECRETARY week Call 642· 7061 Sota & loveseat w/loose -'II O .. ltfet ( rt~ weekends Must nave dt' trJ1ned at and rPturned to NB CPA firm seeking re-cushions & pillows. hardly OUSSIC Va. al -tMI r IH" Newport Beach develop se<J b h de 11 sell 356C. S 11,500 6s&.782 penOablP vehicle lsmdll Newport Center Branch sponsible person w•lh ment co exec needs ex-u · rn s 8 5· wi 19 14 Monterey 27 tt. re-Sherp ·73 Chev, 3 spd. _ --------
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1 ruck van s1a11on library 856 Sap excel p110nesk1lls•Ott1ce per en c ed a ss I RECEn/nPIST $41 5 974-2584 stored V-8. radar, VHF am/Im, etc $1295 ·73 911T Targa, red. fact.
wagon1 10 .iss1!>1 new., Clemente Dr Newporl e..per required Typino Archtlt'Clural or con SllOO Sofa, love seal chatt & $17.000 obo 645-48 10 6•2-7745 air, new tires, 62,000 ml. "'"""'"'' I ' "' I \ ,, I '
paper dP&IPr ,,. Irvine Beath F1f1ng deadline 65wpm Perm I/lime strvc11on ltrm back Newport Beach office I toot rest xlnl cond dys 964-2453 eves A • --$9995/obo 875·8964
area MoJst t>e r:lPpen-1 April 23 1984 Salary Call Kathie 759·0511 grouno des11eo Good needs outgo1ni exp brown, beige & cream Classic '56 Mercury. •c''1'at~, ;-7;. 9 112 7, beautiful. snrf. -------~~
dable Contact Grt>Q $7 92 an hr -;ecretanal and adminis.
1
I $275 839 2306 7· HllCI t04S "M/FM $11200 Ftr• I 19
')46-1200
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Cout
County transportation
commissroners want
comments for Improve-
ments from the 13 cities
through which Beach
Boulevard passes./ A3
Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce honors Man,
Woman oftheYear./A11
California
Soviet media launches
more attacks on LA
Olympics, saying Games
won'ttmatch those In
1980./AS
Nation
A bank employee and her
boyfr.lend make off with
$2. 7 mllllon./ AS
World
A Taiwan martial arts
movie director has de-
fected with his family to
Red China.I A4
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Home
Distance between chairs
Indicates whether a
homeowner If more
Interested In modern
decor or comfort of
guests./81
Oepres.slon and shorter
daylight hours may be
llnked./88
Food
Exercising will power is
.not enough to truly co'l-
vert a fat person to a thin
one./C1
Down-home rice pudding
has been elevated to star
status on dessert carts In
the finer restaurants./ CS
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Cal State Fullerton ham-
mers UC Irvine, 13-5, In a
Southern California
Baseball Association
game./01
The Miiwaukee Brewers
find the Angels just the
right tonic to get their first
win of the season./01
Estancia Hlgh's bid for an
unbeaten Sea View
League volleyball season
continues as the Eagles
sweep Mater Del./03
Entertainment
Sex Is the subject of four
one-act comedies at the
Irvine Community
Theater .Jae
Bualneaa
Economist and author
Terry Coxon explains his
formula ·worry-free In-
vesting.'/ A&
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Suspect's rt hts ~ere vtolated dur1n
jailhouse interview, Judge decld~s
By STEVE MARBLE °' .. .., .........
Murder characs against two ac-
cused killers have been dismissed by a
Superior Court judge because of a
technicality in the police investiaa·
tion of last fall's brutal stabbina death
of Paul Manino, a Huntinat0n Har-
bour youth.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Philip Cox said he bad no
ere s ·magic
in the air at
OCC butno
record broken
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
OfllleDllly ..........
Stan 8. Greene was dangling upside down Tuesday,
high above the campus of Orange Coast College, trying to
a break a record set an 1913 by master magician Harry
Houdini.
Grccne'schallenge was to wn$1le out of a regulation
straitjacket, with the breeze buffeting hissuspended body
and the blood rushing to his head. As the Encino escape
artist later explained, one of the hazards of this stunt 1s "a
little seasickness."
According to Greene. Houdini managed to free
himself from the straitjacket in two minutes, 35 seconds.
Grecnc'ssayshisbestcscapetime is two minutes, 37
seconds, a marlc set four years ago at Pierce College in the
San Fernando Va1ley.
At Orange Coast College, students in the audience
and the magician ·s assistant called out the time as the
red-faced illusionist struggled against the the straitjacket
while dangling from a crane three stories above the
ground.
But when Greene, 36, finally squirmed loose and let
the jacket fall to the ground, Houdini's record was still
intact. Grccne'sOCCtimewas two minu1cs, 48 seconds.
"Somehow. I was very much out ofbrcath up there,"
the magician explained to reporters after his feet were back
on the ground. "I don't know wh y. It should have taken
only 30seconds to get out of the jacket after I got one hlUld
free ."
Greene stretched the magician's code a b1nind offered
some clues as to how the aerial escape is accomplished.
"It is an intcrcstin,1 problem," he said. "There are
about five steps togettIRJOOl, but you don't know if
you'vcdonc them sufficiently well until the end. You have
to get all the slack on one side to work a hand free. If rou
take all the time in the world to ma lee sure each step 1s done correcilr. it takes too long and you won't break the
record.'
Greene's bi~phy says he was born in Southern
California on Apnl 6, which is also Houdini's birthday by
the American calendar. (Houdini was born in Budapest,
where a different calendar was used. Greene says.)
He was introduced to magic at age 12 by his father. an
aerospace scientist. In 1971 . he was invited to join the
Hollywood's famed Magic Castle club.
Greene said he first performed the aerial strai1jacket
escape in 1975 and has repeated the stunt about 70 times
since then. The magician said he made a breakthrough
after four weeks of practicing the stunt.
''There are six ways to get out," he said. "One of them
is very flashy, but it doesn't always work."
He added," People ha ve said. ·You 're crazy, yo u ha vc
a death wish.' But I don't think it's a death wish. It's a show
of power over death.''
Greene's performance Tuesday was part ofOCC's
High School Senior Day activities. About 5.000 high
school seniors from area visited the college to learn about
fall classes and to arrange early registration appointments.
Stan B. Greene •trugalea to free him.elf from
•trait jacket at Oran&e Cout Collete -•till
•by of Houdini'• record.
Oellf ,...,.._....,.._inu,ttt
..
choice but to toss out the chaf&es
aaain1,t Juan GU2111an, a 20.year-old
from Los A•les who was eccused of
fatally mbbma 16-year-<>ld Martino a~ an araument over firewood.
Chartet also were dropped 111inst
Jaime Ochoa, 20, a suspected ac-
complice in the brutal stabbina at
Bolsa Chica State Beach.
Judae Cox said Orange County •
Sheriff's dcputift violated Ont of the
suspects' constitutional ri&hu dunna
a jailhouse interview. The antcrvaew
was considered the key to the mu*r
case by in vestiptors. ...... unfonunate. I hate to see
somcthina like ttus happcn,.. said
Deputy Dittrict Attorney Tony
Rackauckas, the prosecutor in the
murder. •
It's cheaper to c)rcle, so county pays up
By JEFF ADLER
Of the Delly ll'tlot Ii.ft
The man who runs Orange County's billion dollar bureaucracy -Coun1y
Administratjvc Officer Bob Thomas -doesn't look like the kind of guy who
would fight over a $13. 93 bill. But then he doesn't look like the kind of guy who
rides a motorcycle, either.
Thomas proved Tuesday he could do bolh.
The Board of Supervisors was asked to overturn the auditor-controller's
decision to refuse reimbursement to Thomas for a S 13. 93 gasoline bill he
incurred while riding his motorcycle to a business conference in Imperial
County earlier this year.
The auditor-controller refused to pay lhe bill on the &rounds Thomas·
motorcycle was an unautbonzed vehicle that could not be used on county
business. Pnva te \/Chicles may be used for count} business onl ~ af the} are
enclosed. four-wheel ve hicles. according to a board directi ve.
But Thomas contended that the motorcycle tnp was the most economical
way to tra vel and saved the county considerable expense.
"I could have Oown this tnp at an airfare cost of S 140. plus surface
connections. I also could have driven th e county-assigned vehicle and
consumed S24.86 an gasoline.'' Thomas informed supervisors an a onC'·page
letter. "The motorcycle provided the most economical and . to me, antcrtstang
travel.''
In the end. supervisors unanimously agreed 10 pay Thomas· gas ball. But
they asked county in surance experts to determine whctheT thert actuall:. was a
dollar savings realized by Thoma.s' motorcycle nde since use of the h1gher-nsk
vehicle probabl) expo~ 1he county to greater insurance habaht>
Added one supervisor. "The next time, we'll hear Bob was water-k11ng to
San D1eao.··
Valley police quiz
trio held as vandals
By ROBERT BARK.ER °' ... ~ ........
Three Fountain Valley bo)'$ who
arc suspects in a six~y fPl'ee of
burglaries and vandalism have bee1I
questioned about wreakina bavoc
inside the First Christian Chrda or
Fountaio Valley. it was ditdOled
today.
Bunbeboys-_,ed9, 10and 13-
have denied desecratins the~ of worship altbo\llb they ctid admit
ransack.in& and causina about SS,000
damage to a home on La Quinta
Circle, police said.
"They were questioned about the
church damqc because of the resi-
dential vandalism," Fountain VaUcy
police Set. Ron Manda said t~y. _
The youngsters. wbo were lodpd
in OralljC County Juvenile Hal~ were
believed to have caused 1bout SI 0,000 in damap in homes they
vandalized. They also ~ llok
about Sl.000 in bousebO&d atems..
(Pleue ... llOT'8/ A2)
·FBiliunts
for killer
suspect
in county
From staff ud wire reperu
A t~n-age T orrancc girl dropped
from sight the same day an Ausuilian
race car driver wanted for the disa~
pearanccs of six women and the
murder of anothtt was seen in th.at
city. officials said as the dragnet for
him expanded into Orange County.
Chnstopher Bcmaid Wilder. 39,
who 1s on the FBl's 10 Most Wanted
Last. was seen at the Proud Parrot
Motel an Torrance on April 3 and 4,
according to FBI agent John Hoos.
who added the search for Wilder has
widened to include OnllJC County.
FBI agents were notifying local law
enforcement agencies with fliers that
Wilder migh1 be in the area. The FBJ
had received unconfirmed reporu
that Walder was spotted in Mission
V1CJO la st week.
Meanwhile. the' 16-year-old hi&h
school girl has been missing since
..\pnl 4. Torrance police Lt. Robert
..\rmstrong said.
FBI agents have tracked WiJder
from Flonda to Texas, Colorado,
..\mona. Las Ve~ and now to
Southern California. In many cities.
}oung women disappeared the same
da' he was seen.
( n Las Vegas. Wilder was J"'listeftld
at a motel on the Las Yeps Strip on
..\fnl I. the day Michelle Koffman,
I . disappeared from a local shoppins
mall v. here she was moddin&. FBl
..\~cnt Bill Jansen sa1d from Nevada.
(Pleue eee DRAGN&'f/Aa)
Spelling whiz Mondale Hart look to California
8\ICCesSf ally , Oran e Coun h,pe to conv1nct uncommitted dd-def ends title Analyst says neither ~.ondale ca~paign 10
. 8 . . ~~cs to vote for him It tbe 001\veft..
dfdate can lock "There wilt be a ract tn C'ahfomia J Hart would have to win a 1e-can but it is likely to mrnish the ima~ of ERRY markable 75.S perttnt of the rcrnain-f t before June 5 whoever the Democratic c.andidate 1ngdelcgatcato tte~pthcoomiaatioft
is," said Martin Wattcnbcra, a pohti-HIRSCH before the convcnuoo. It is halftime in the race for the ca.I science profcuor al UC Irvine. o\bout 27 pmxnt of the remain~
Democratic presidential nominauon "If we can win b,g in Califomaa. dekp,es ..,;11 be eb09Cn iJt ftw
and former vice president Walter which is Prc1•dcnt Reapn"s home pnmanesand caucuSC$Junc 5-aad
Mondale has opened up a command-state, a lot of the uncommitted more than half of that amou.nt, ,,.,.
ina lead over his two nvals. dcleaatcs and the Democratic of-Wlll come from Cahfon:Ua.
Althouah Mondale has a chance of ficials arc aoina to ao Wllh Hart They o\lthough he trails both Moadaae
chnchina the nomination before the want to be rc<lcctcd and they want a and Han. Jc Jackson. 1lb I 52
Democratic Pany convention. local &..U)' who wall do well an November," the West and Southwest -area delcpt~. ho~ in ~York thilt
political analysts autl beUc;vc the race said Chris Townsend, a spolcc man where Han 1s tronicr. The m~or he c-an d~m con idcrab4c Dumbttl Of
will come down to Cahfonha. for the H n campalin an O~nge e'cepllon 1s the Ohio pnmary Ma) 8. voters and dclcp1a. lhe fn>ftt Na ...
It's a matter of ma•'"·--•:-I\ ... County. whe~ Hart ho~ to ptck up oppon __, t ..... o-·nau·
UUi.llJA..-y A{'C'()rdina to • tally by the A • from the poliue&J or Sen John n~ 0 ~In UK n uu OD pnor IO unlikely that Mondale or his chief SOCtatcd Pres • Mondale has l ,Ol6 Glenn, O.Obio. v.-bo dropped out of the convention.
nval,Scn. Gary HanofCoJorado,can delcptcs. He n~ to wan 49.~ the prcs1dcnoal race carhC'I' this ytar. Wattcn~rg, who once ••
collect enouah delegatct to win the pc-nt of the ttma.1n1r1• 1,842 del· For Han. who has S7S dea-.1 to Han had cap1uttd en~ -.em• nom1natioft before the June S Cali· ·-... f ·~.-h tum to wrest \M noma...._ e-. fomia primary. epte1 10 capture the nom1nauon have any chance o W'lnnana t e Mondale. now ~litves tbat ._
"Unless Han falls completely, before the July convention an n nom1naoon. he "'ti have lo a\I Dcmocnu ~ill ttx cm the ~ · franci~. within percx:niqc pomt~ of Monda.le ... • '"".....,.. neither cand•date will have cnouah That will be • b1a ta k. When the in the ttma1n1na Ea ttm and Mid· "'~president w.etr nomteee.
delcpte befo~ then. We really stt it heavy pnmary ~ n mumes with wcstcm pnma~ and a-wttp every· He ~ Mondaie .,inaina owr
1oinadown to the Wlrc," uad Audrey Tei1as Ma" s. the camft.."l•l'\ heads to thina 1n the Wc't ttll Hart ~ould (Ple: .. e eee ~IPOltlllA/~ Rr.dfeam, who 1s coordtnatin the ~ ,~ ... . .. • \ • . v
BOYS QUIZZED IN V ANDALISM •••
FroaAl
1 ranaJna f'tom colo collecuons to probablydtrutcd at lhcm (one of the
calculaton and wristwatches, accord-Reeses)." Maqda said.
In fact. Rene 111d he was driving
by the church late Saturday niJht to
check lt when he saw an open window
and li~u on inside the church. 1na to officen. Mark Rcex said today there is a
Much of the loot was recovered possibility 1he attack could be
from a uee fon in the Mckyard of one directed -aainst him or his father.
ofthe boys' horpes ol!icen sai14 • 1 cd h
He ammcdiatdy called police, he
said, who staked out the facility. Meanwhile, poi.cc investi'iatina "But our names arc 1~l on t c
whether the vandalism at the church illuminated billboard and (the van-The vandals desecrated and scat·
tercd pictures of Christ throu&hout
the church, wrote obscenities on walls
and attempted to set two fires.
M I. s d TaJbe dais) could have aoneo the names al aano aa trect an n Av-from there. 1 doo,t believe it was enue may have been directed apinst Pastor Anhur Reese or his son, Mark, anybody in the church and it could be
the church's youth minister. a random thing."
T hey also knocked over a bronu
cross symbolic of the crucifixion. tore
telephones from walls. npped up-
holstery in front row pews. bro~e
mirrors. scattered food from the
kuchen on floors and damaged a pool
table.
The misspclJcd na me of Rec50 was • Reese, 24, said the church has been
wnnen on walls in the sanctuary. broken 1nlo several times recently but
"We believe some juveniles wro te officials hadn't reported the break-ins
his name on the walls and put two and bccauSl' nothin& appeared to be
two together and beUeved ll was taken.
DRAGNET EXP ANDS TO OC •••
From Al
California state As~embl yman
Richard Robinson. D-Garden G rove.
said Tuesday in Sacramento that
Korfmaius his. wifc.'s.coll.S.in_ lie. satd
he paid $4.011 for a full-page ad in
today's Sacramento Btt dep1ct1ng the
FBl's wanted poster of Wilder.
"It's a personal tragedy of m )' wife·~
tam1l y," he said.
T he Torrance ~irl. who~ name was
not released 1mmed1a1ely. ..had
L·alled her boyfnend and said some-
thing about going to school and aficr
school she had some kind of job
intervie w." Annstrong said.
"She mentioned Del Amo (shop-
ping) center," he said. "That's his
(modus operandi). to get girls out of
shopping centers.. andlcatc he's a
photographer and that the girl 1s
beautiful and he'd hke to take her
picture."
"ABoon as I saw that fl1er(w1th the
girl's picture). I got a tcmblc 'itnking
feeli ng." Arm'itrong said. "I ho pe I'm
wrong.··
Wilder. believed to be dnving a
rust-colored 1981 Mercul) Cougar.
hasbcencharaed in 1h&abd~-tio~efa
Flonda State University student and
m the murder o f an Oklahoma City
wo man whose body was found near a
lake in Kansas.
"It shows a pattern of travel -first
coming o ut West. then near the Los
Angeles area," Jansen said Tuesday
1 n Las V cgas.
In addition to the disapJ>earance of
Korfman in Las Vegas. officials have
revealed a cross-country tr-.11 of
sightings of Wilder and disap-
pearances:
-In Denver. FBI Agent William
Ga\·1n said Tuesday lhat Wildcf.
checked into the Thunderbird Motel
1n Durango on March 29. the same
day Sheryl Bonaventura. 19, disap-
peared from a shoppmg mall in
Grand Junction. about 100 miles
north of Durango.
-In Beaumont. Texas. police Lt.
Charles Henderson said Walder ap-
parently spent the night of March 22
et -thc-Oulf Coast Motc+in Wmnt?,
about 25 miles southwest of Beau-
mont. The ntxt day. 24-year-old
La mar U n1 versit) nursing student
Teri") Walden d1sarpcarcd. The body
of the mo ther o two was found
March 26 in a canal west of Beau-
mont. She had been stabbed ~veral
limes and her hands and feet were
bound .
-In Florida. Wilder is suspected in
the disappearance of three women
and the abduction of another.
-In Baton Ro uge. La., police
alleged that Wilder stole license plates
for a 1973 C hryJlcr -that was-found
last week in a Beaumont. Texas.
sho pping center parking lot.
G avin s~ud Wilder used the name
L.K. Kimbrell when checking into
four motels in Colorado from March
26 to March 29.
SPELLING WHIZ TRIUMPHS AGAIN •••
l'l'omA l
dMthround.
Lee 11 •med to tote tw conoen-
trlltion lftet getting .,... up on
"lnlmk:al" whMe Stone lloWfy Ind.
-delft)erat.-Y epeaect 0 aratot" , to
capture MCOnd. Ct\Mg quldcty
Md oonfldentfv eSJeled ta worcta.
which rMged from "fsoeo1t11" to
"eup«dHoue."
'The three w«e among eight flnal
oont•tant1 ..,,cttd •tier en
eUmlnatk>n round Tu.day night.
Thirty-four echoof chHdren started
the com..t In the lrvfne High
School U..ter .,.., wtnning df-.
trlet ... aewe contm1, according to Ertn Spru1ton of the county educa..
lion depattm.nt.
Chq,. gtfted 1tudent at Eaat-
ahore 8chool k\ INIM, ha a quick
memory and exoell9 et llC8d«nlc
aabjec:t1, especlaUy fnllllt Md eci-
ence. hla mother tvy Cheng llkS.
• The only aon of a~anatys1
and an 9"Qtneer. the "*"no
Champion won't get anv tpeCl8'
reward for hi• achievement, Mr•.
Changuld.
·•we feet the recognition from
everyone 11 hi• own rewatd; that'•
much better than any other ma·
tertal reward."
Mrs. Chang Mid her eon I• •
tough competl10f' out Of the
ctaasroom. but tometlmea It di•
appointed on the bafffleld1 when
overlooked for 1...-n aport9 be-
cau .. of hit aman stature.
She admitted he wu a bit
amdoua before the competition
becaute "a lot of people expected
him to do well. But he 18 getting
used to alt of th la.''
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W1utoD Cbana trlamphant after bl.a Yictory.
The mother added: "I don't want
to pu1h him too far. I want him to be
enriched. We try to divert hit
attention to sports and genetal
Interest things. Instead of all that
scientific stuff."
CALIFORNIA D E M S' BIGGESTTEST ...
From Al
enough ot the: un<.omm111<.·d dl'll'g.ltl''i
between the < alilurn1a pnmar) dnd
the <.onvcnt1on to g1\l' him ;1
fir\1-hallot \ 1ctun
1 ht· nomina tion tor Mondak .JI\<>
· ".J matter of hi m cut11n~ n <kaf "'1th
Jackson:· Wallcnlxrg \a1J
I k douht'> Jae hon would dc:mand
thl· '1<.e pre\1den11al 'i f)<JI on thl'
llrket
"The Democrat'> would JU\I gel
\laughtcred ·· Wattenberg \a1d "ft
v.ould he \omcth1ng on the domt.·,11<.
f)l.uform like realloc:aung monn
from dcfcn\t· lo a JOh\ program ..
"II the \.Ve\tern \tatc' had rnmt•
fir'> I . <1r <.·vrn earlier. I think lhl' n.•1ouh
m1gh1 have bccA d1 0eren1." Watt·
ent>crg \31d. adding that Hart "llkel)
to win tn evel) \late wco;t of ( olorado
"Mondale 1o; vt'ry weak hrrr tfr 14i
~rn ao; 100 liberal. 100 11<.'d tn \f)('ual
1ntere\t\ and too <.lo'<' to (former)
Prc~1dcn1 J1mm) ( arter.. Watt·
en berg c11pla1ned
Hart"~ retrnt del<.'at' l amt' hc:nlU\t'
Delly Piiot
Dell very
I• Querentffd .. . ., ..
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h1' u1mpa1gn w," hurl In. poor
organ11at1on and planning
"Hart JU\t did not ha\l· the 11me 10
organ11e in all the \I.tic\ and run a
nalwnal t.•ampa1gn .titer hl· v.on 1n
New Hamp\hire \.\l hL·n lhl· momrn-
tum d1\aprcared ht· did not ha'e thl'
organ11at1nn 10 ha<. k h1rn up." Wall·
l'nh<.·rg ..aid
Aul aunrd1ng to I""' n-.t·nd thnl'
" <;till 11ml· fen 11.irt to rl·group and
amhu'ih Mondale 1n 1hc We\I II lhl'
Hart campaign liln lo..t'l'P Mondalr
from \.\Inning l'noush dckg.1tl'\ lo
din<. h the nomination tx·forc lhl·
u1nH·n11un llart <.Jn "'alt.. 1n and
d ray, 'up pc>rt h~ \a\ 1ng he-"ould
have a helll'r l hancc of oca11ng
l'rt'\ldcnt Rl·ag.in m No.,.emh<.·r
Aut cH'n 1f Hart \o\111\ ,111 of thl'
remaining primane'\ .rnd caut u~r'
gam enng more lhan 50 rx.·n·ent ol thl'
delegate\. he will go 10th<.• LOn.,.cntion
with ahout I. ~l)(J dekgalC\ If Mon-
dale ln't'\ lhe fl'\! or lhl rate\ hul \tall
(:ollt'l I\ ahout .in pn,cnl of tht·
ll'lll.tlnllltpklqtJll'\ "'llh Jhoul I 7tKI
tkk~tt'' -"'1th in ca'~ s1nlo..1 ng
rangt· of I ht· nomina11on
Hart mu\I ~on: hag 'll tom~-:. 10
haH· .1 re.th'lt ll lh.tnce
T "" n'<.·nd pmntt·d out Mo ndale
"'a' nl·;mn~ hi\ pnma r~ tampa1gn
\f)CnJ1ng llmtl uf $24 m 1ll1on llart 1~
no"'hal· nl·:tr h" li mit and tan 'lp<.'nd
n n~ J'll.'O n\ lw ra1\c\
"( alilnrn1,1 I\ .Jn l'\f)(.'n'>l\e \I.lie
Jnd \.1ond.ik t karl) v.111 no longer
ha'e tht• monn ad\ant.igt · l ov.n\-"'"I ,,1111 \. nl11 1Hl't.'r' v.111 malo..c up for
monn \did Kl·tJkarn. alter a11e nd1ng
a ml't'llng of M ondale'~ 'ioutht'rn
C alafornia organ11rro; la\t week
Mond.Jk·, < ahtorn1a \tralegy will
hinge nn \oluntccr organ11 a11ons at
tht• rnngrt'\\lonnl d1i,ar1ct ltvel.
K1·d tr.1rn \Clld
I lw <. .1mpa1gn af'>o v.111 cnrnuragc
1..and1d<tll'\ in the dl\lrlCI\ runnm& lO
tx· delegate.·' di lhe na11nnal conven·
11on to tampa11tn "1gorou~lv she.• said
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Martino was stabbed to death ma
:>arkmg lot at the state park 1n
Huntingto n Beach last Sept. 15 He'd
reportedly gone lo the beach with
friends to drink a few beers and en1oy
the warm evening.
The 16-year-old and his friends
reportedly had offered some firewood
to another group of beach VISltors but
grew angered when the group mem-
bcn returned later and helped them·
selves to more.
Words were exchanged but the
argument was dropped. accordmg to
police reports.
Later. while walking to his car in
the 'parking lot. Martino alleged I) was
confronted by member of the ri val
group and stabbed in the stomach b)
one man while a second held him.
problem there. Then you can hear the
police officer asked. ·who did the
stabbing?' He replies. 'Guzman. Do I
have to answer the question?'
"At that point it's clear he doesn't
understand his constitutional nghts
because the correct answer 1s: he
doesn't have to answer their ques-
tions." explained the judge.
The murder case unraveling has
left family members and o nlookers
angered and frustrated.
"My son was Paul's best fnend and
he was with him that night at the
beach and for him to watch our justice
system d1sm1ss this whole thing ISJUSt
awesome." said Chen Doremus. a
close fnend o f Martino's family
"It's very d1shearten1ng to see this
fall apart on a technicality... she
odded. "I look at these kids who knew
Paul and I wopder what this 1~
am COMDITIC* 1·3 poot•lelt
2-4 ...,
2-4 ..., 2-4 ,..,
3 poOt
1·2 poor
1·2 poor ~dJr9C1lon ~
Altho ugh frie nd s admitted
Martino was no angel. all described
him as bri&ht and likeable. They said
he had suddenly betome interested in
school and seemed to be making a
fresh stan.
teaching them about our system." Paul Martino
Shocked by his death. fnends and
family put up a SI0.000 reward for
information on the killers Sheriffs
deputies said the reward led d1 rectl)'
to the arrest days later of three Los
Angeles men . G utman. Ochoa and
Carlos Ochoa.
Police seek bandit team in
t hree wes t OC robberies
But dunnga prehm1nar:y hearing in
November. charics against Carlos
Ochoa were d ismissed because o flack
of evidence.
Police are !>eeking a bandit team tha t 1w1ce robbed a Fountain Valley
7-Elcven market and also ma)' have held up a Westminster Pioneer C hicke n
restaurant -all at the point of six·inch switchblade knife.
G uzman and Ochoa. though. we re
orde red to stand trial for murder. The
tnal was scheduled tn begin last week.
The banduo; - one wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers baseball hat -hit the
Fountain Valle) con venience market at Harbor Boulevard and Edinger
Avenue early Fnday and again early Sunday.
Judge Cox said he was fo rced to
d1sm1ss the charges against G uzman
afier listening to a tape recording of a
police interview with the ~ond man,
Ochoa.
Det~Cll\ es say the pair enter the store with their faces turned downward
from surveillance cameras. The bend1t weanng the Dodger cap walks around
the counter. waves his knife at the clerk's chest and then cleans out the cash
registe r while h1!1 companion stands guard at the front door.
They escapro with S 120 the first time and aot $50 in their return visit.
"They read him his rights. No
A pair of H ispanic bandits matching the description -one is 5-7. the
other 5-10 -hit the Pioneer Chicken fa st-food restaurant Thursday night
officers said.
Just Call
642-6086
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81· J.C. Hl 1MP/JRIES
l.~r11fil'd Cemolas1st. ACS
APRIL'S BIRTHSTONE
Is the diamond
Those born during the month of
Aprll are doubly bleated. Besides
celebrating a birthday during the
envlgoratlng days of Spring, the
Aprll-born have as their birthstone,
the beautiful diamond, the king of
all gems. Any birthday present
which Includes diamonds Is sure to
be long-remembered as aomethlng
very apeclal. Its laatlng beauty la
due to Its hardnesa ... lt 11 the hard-
est material known to man. A
diamond Is formed deep In the earth
by the crystalllzatlon of carbon over
a process taking many centuries. It
It also the world'• moat effective
refractor of llgM ... hence Its great
brllllance. The diamond gets It•
name from the Greek word,
adamas, which mean1 "Invincible."
The flrat definite reference to
diamonds In hlttory comes In
Roman literature of the lat century
A.D Dlamonda known to the
Romana came from lndla. Now, we
get moat of the world'• diamonds
from South Africa. Auatralla 11 on
the threshold of becoming • major
source. as newly-found depoalta ere
developed.
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County transportation
commissioners want
comments for lmprpve-
ments from the 13 cltlea
through which Beach
Boulevard passes./ A3
Costa M.,sa Chamber of
Commerce honors Man,
WomanoftheYear./A11
California
Soviet media launches
more attacks on LA
Olympics, saying Games
won't match those In
1980./AS
Nation
A bank employee and her
boyfriend make off with
$2. 7 million./ A5
World
A Taiwan martlal arts
movie director has de-
fected with his family to
Red China./ M
Home
Distance between chairs
Indicates whether a
homeowner Is more
lnter .. ted In mod•n
decor or comfort of
guesta./81
Depression and shorter
daylight hours may be
llnked./Be
Food
Exercising will power Is
not enough to truly CO'l-
vert a fat person to a thin
one./C1
Down-home rice pudding
has been elevated to star
status on dessert carts In
the finer restaurants.JCS
Sports
Cal State Fullerton ham-
mers UC Irvine, 13-5, in a
Southern Calif ornla
Baseball Association
game./01
The Miiwaukee Brewers
find the Angels just the
right tonic to get their first
win of the season./01
Estancia Hlgh's bid for an
unbeaten Sea View
League volleyball season
continues as the Eagles
sweep Mater Del./03
Entertainment
Sex Is the subject of four
one-act comedies at the
lrvlne Community
Theater.Jae
Bualne••
Economist and author
Terry Coxon explains his
formula 'worry-free In-
vesting .'/ Al
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The~e's magic
in the air at
OCC butno
record broken
Jly _p_HIL SNElllERMAN
Of .... 0..., ~ .....
Stan B. Greene wasdanglinaupsidedown Tuesday.
high above the campus of Orange Coast College, trying to
a break a record set 1 n 1913 py master magician Harry
Houdini.
Greene's challenge was to wri$ile out of a regulation
straitjacket. with the breeze buffeting his suspended body
and the blood rushing to has head. As the Encino escape
artist later explained, one of the hazards ofth1s stunt 1s ··a
little seasickness."
According to Greene. Houdini managed to free
himself from the straitjacket 10 two minutes. 35 seconds.
Grcene'ssays his best escape time 1s two minutes. 37
seconds, a mark set four years ago at Pierce College in the
San Fernando Valley.
At Orange Coast College, students in the audience
and the magician's assistant called out the time as the
red-faced.illusionist struggled against lhe the straitjacket
while dangling from a crane three stories above the
ground ..
But when Greene. 36. finally squirmed loose and let
thejacketfall to the ground. Houdini's record was still
intact. Greene'sOCC time was two minutes. 48 seconds.
"Somehow. I was very much out ofbreath up there,"
the magician explai ned to reporters after has feet were back
on the ground. "I don't know wh y. It should have taken
only 30seconds to get out of the jacket after I got one hand
free."
Greene stretched the magic1an'scode a bu and offered
some clues as to how the aerial escape as accomplished.
"It is an 1 nteresting problem.·· he said. "There are
about five steps togettinJOUt, but you don't know if
you'vedonethem suffiClentlywell until the end. You have
to get all the slack on one side to work a hand free. If )'OU
take all the time in the world to make sure each sttp 1sdone
corrcctlr . it takes too Iona and you won't break the
record.' Greene 's bio~raphy says he was born 10 Southt rn
California on April 6. which is also Houdini's birthday by
theAmericancalendar.(Houdini was born an Budapest.
whe~ a different calendar was used. Grune says.)
He was introduced to magic at age'l 2 by his father. an
aerospace scientist. In 197 1, he was invned to Join the
Hollywood's famed Magic Castle club.
Greene said he first performed the aerial straitjacket
escape in 1975 and has repeated the st unt about 70 tames
since then. The magician said he made a breakthrough
after fo ur weeks of practici ng the stun 1.
"There are six ways to get out." he said. "One of them
is very flashy. but it doesn't always work."
He added, "People have said, 'You're crazy, you ha ve
adeath wish.' But I don't think it's a death wash. lt'sa show
ofpowerover death."
Greene's performance Tuesday was pan ofOCC's
High School Senior Day acti vities. About 5.000 high
school seniors from area v1s1ted the college to learn about
fall classes and to arrange early reg1stra11on appointments.
Stan B. Greene •t.ruUlH to free hlmaelf from
etraltjacket at Ora nae Cout Colle&e -•till
eby of Houdini'• record.
OellJ llllllot pMto lty .._.,du,tn
By STEVE MARBLE °' ... ....,,... .....
4
Murder charscs ap in11 two IC·
cused killers ba ve bttn dismiMed-by a
Superior Court judae because of a "
technicality in the police invesup-
tion oflast fall's brutal stabbina death
of Paul Manino. a Huntinaton Har-
bour youth.
Oranst C--ouoty--SUperiof-C--OUA
JudJC Philip Colt said he had no
choice but to toss out the charses
ap1nst Juan Guzman,· a 20-)'a!-old
from Lot A!lJCles who was accu.ed of •
fatally stabbina 16-year-oJd Martino
after an argument over firewood.. •
Charges also wett dropped .... llll
Jaime Ochoa, 20. a~ ec-
complice in the brutal stabbina at
Bolsa Chica State Beach.
JudJC Cox said Oran,e County
Sheritrs deputies violated one of tbe
suspects' constjtutional rilht• durina
a ja1lhouse interView. ~ in&ervicw
was considered the key to the munler
case by investipton.
"h's unfort unate. I hate to tee
somelhina like this happen,.. said
Deputy District Attorney . Tony
Raclc.a ucku, the prosecu10r an tht
murder.
In a move to save the case apin1t
Guzman, Raclc.auck.as bas J"IOled Ochoa immunilY in the kiUana and
took him before the Oranae County
Grand Jury late Jast week.
Althoua,h the prosecutor said he
could not discuss his strat.esy. ·~ parently he is tryioatoaeuarandJury tndicunlnt against Guzman,
Martino was stabbed LO death ID.
oatkina lot at the st.a\e pat\ in
(Pleue ... BB9TAB/A2)
By DA vro BISHOP o...,,.... eon111111 ..,,.
The Laguna Beach Ci ty Council
met in an emergency session Tuesday
to authorize $40.000 in emerscncy •
repair work on a Heisler Parle bluff
that collapsed Tuesday morning.
Construction crews were on the
scene today to begin dnvina nine
40-f-Oot pa h ngs-i~~Rte-aSH-into--
the top of the bluff in an effort to
stabilize 11.
Aboul 20.000 cubic yards of eanh
collapsed Tuesda) morning behind
Las Bnsas re-stauranl. destroyina
walkways and gardens on t~
c1t}·owned bluff in a ~by-2~foot
area.
It'scheapertocycle, so county pays up
No one was injured in the landslide
and no structures were damaaed.
City officials arpropriated the
fu nds to pay hal the estimated
S33.000 11 will take for theemergenc}'..
meac;urcs needed to shore up the bluff
and prevent funher slippage. City
offil 1al5. rcponed that Las Brisu
o":ncrs ha vc tentat1vt"ly agned 'to-pay th~ other half of the emefFocy
mca!lures. The Las Bnsas pet10,
adjacent to the bluff where the shde
on urrt"d. ha s be-en closed until tho
l'mcrgcnC} repair work can be K·
u1mpllshed.
By JEFF ADLER
Of tho Oolly Not II•"
business. Pn va1e \-chides ma~ be ust'd for count} hu4'1ness onl~ if thc\ Ml'
enclosed. fou r-wheel vehicle!>, an'ord1ng to a board d1rct't1''C
The man who runs Orange ( ounty'!> billion dollar bureaucracy-Co unty
Administrative Officer Bob Thomas -doesn't look lake the kind of guy who
would fight over a SI 3.93 bill. But then he doesn't look like the kind of guy who
rides a motorcycle. either.
But Thomas contended tha \ the motorcycle tnp was the mo t ecnnur111cal
way to travel end saved the county tons1derable expense.
"I could have flown th is tnp at an airfare co\t of S 140. plus surface
connections. I also could have driven the count)·& s1gnec.l vehicle and
consumed $24.86 in &a!>Ohne." Thomas informed supervisors an a onc·pa@l'
letter. "The motorr)'clc providt"d 1he mo t economical and. to me. antcrcs11ng
travel." · Thomas proved Tuesday he could do both. < ounc1lmcmbers also authorized
lhl· l'~pend1turc ors 12.000 to hire the
gl'Olt>glC firm of UlihlOO Ind AJ,:
•.onatcs to determine what wiU be
m·t·,kd 10 ix-rmanently rcpeir \hi
The Board of Supervisors was asked 10 overturn the auditor-controller's
decision to refuse reimbursement to Thomas for a S 13.93 gasoline bill he
incurred while ri<lina his motorcycle to a business conference 10 lm pcnal
County earlie r this year.
In th(' end. supervisors unan1mousl) a1recd to pa) Thomas· gas ball. Bu t
the v asked county insurance cxpens to dt"teml1ne whether there actually wu a
dollar savings realized by Thomas' motorcyclr ndc ince use of the h1ghcr-mlr..
\Chicle probably expo~ thr counl~ to greater insurance liabil11y The aud1 tor-controller refused to pay the bill on the grounds Thomas'
motorcycle was an unauthonzcd vehicle that could not be used on county
Added one supcrvl\or. ··Tru-nr't 11mc. \\.c'll hear Bob was water-sl11n[l. to
San Diego."
(Pleue eee LB SLID&/ d)
Sp,elling whiz Mondale, Hart looic to California successfully ! haH to convince uncommitted del· Clef ends title Analyst ~ays neltpc~ ~.ondatc ca~pa1an in Oron(gel '(.fioun-~~~cs to vote for him &t lM convca--
d d t I. k "Thett wall be a race in a 1 orn1a H Id h can t a e can oc but 11is1ike1y 10 ram1.,h tht imaiie of JERRY an wou •ve to "'" • ~ ---whoever the Democratic candidate marlulble 75.5 percent of the~
lt before June 5 is." said Martin Wattenbera.. • pol111-~~:~~~~~~~t~hcnomiaauoe
It 1s halft1m~ m-mc ~ for the cal ~ettt:e profmorl\ lK lf'Y1M-. HIRSCH /\bout 27 pcrttnt oft~ mriai~ "-d . 1 t "If we can win btl 1n ( ahforn1a. d"'l'"°"l" ... 111 '--"'hoec• 1D .... V\;mocrat1c pres1 enua nom1na ion • h .. ~... .. .. '""' ~ .. • n and former vice president Walter which is Pm i<1cnt eapn omc pnmane andaucu Junej-...
M d I h _,. d state, a lot of the uncommitted mor" than half of ti..-1 am-·n• · , ..... on a e as onrnt:U up a com man • d h De f. .. 1M11 vv .,. ~~
I d hr-, 1 del~tcs an t c mocr111c o • will ··om" "-m r 1111'. m:• 1na ea over 1s two nva s. h H Th .. , 11v '-" -Ahhouah Mond•lc has a chance of fici1 s arc ao•na to ao wu 1"· C) .._lthoua,h he trail both Mondlile ch nch1na the nom1nat1on before the want to be ~-elected and they want a and Han J Jae , Wk.It IJJ
Democratic Pany convention, local IU)' who 'Wiii do"' 11 in ovembrr.•' ltl • We t and uth ' -areas delcpto ~owed m cw Yort ..._
I I I 11 ..._1 h said ns Townsend. a pokcsman whert Han as ttongc.r. The ~or he can drain con ;~_ ... ,_nu"' .......... :.1 po 1t1ca ana yats Sll ~ 1eve t l' race 0 ... A Oh "" N .... """ ~ UI. willcomcdowntoC1J1fom1a. for the Han camp;»ian'" ran C1l~ptiona u~ •opnmar) ~1•> · vutcrondcklcptestbofrofttna&IMl'I
It's a matter of mathema It ia C'ounty. where Han ho~ to P•t'1' up suppon nttd to win the nominatioa pnor '°
unhkcly that Mondale or hi\ chief Acrordina to ' tally by the from the pohuca1 ba of Sen. John th«' convcnuon.
nval, n Oary Han of Colorado. Qn soc11tcd ~ Mondale h 1.036 Glenn, o.;()h10. who dropped out of Watttnbcra. who once *6 till del tc Ht nttd to wu\ 49 S the p~1d nt11I racr ~tlicr th1 year. d ttd ......... collect cnou&h dclcptes to win the _..-nt of the rcma1nif\t 1.842 dcl· ForHan.whohasS7.SdtJ-.atn,to Han ha ptu en~••• ·nomination before the Junt S C'ali· .,.. ...... -... h tum to wmt the nocniaatioa 6-fomia pnmary. cptc to C\\pturc the nom1nat1on have any ctlanct of wtnn1 t c Mondal now be llllll
"Un1c Han falla romplctcty. bcfo~ the Jul)' con\entton "' n nominauon. hr will ha\t to ti) l'>c:'mocrau _.111 Kttk 00 die .._8 Francisco. w1th1n pcrccnlage pcunl\ of Mondale .. _ ...... ---:. n nher candidate will have enouah That wall be a b1a tuk. When the in tht' rcm11ntna Ea tern and Mid · ~ice pmi!A"nl as wir;lr lJV'm-.
dtlcpte1 before then. We really sec it heavy pnmary ~on rc'iumcs ~ith . tcm pnmarie nd ~«Jl e~r)· lie Mondak ....... ....,.
going down to thr wire, .. said Audrty Toa Mav S. the campa11n hrad, to thin It\ the C\t ~ull Han would (Pleue ... CALU'OllN't/ Rl"dftam. who 11 coordinatina the , /
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Al 0....,. Cout DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, Aprll 11. 1984
Pendleton commander Court date
hits beach in· San Diego ordered in
CAMP PENDLETON (AP) ...... M$.i. Oen. Anthony Lukeman. com-CM sniping
mander of the Cump Pendleton Marine Corps base. is scheduled to assume
co~mand o( tbc Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego this summer, Co ta Mesa ~niper suspect Michael
m1h tary oflktals say. . . Gordon Tilbury has been ordered to
Lukema.n. base commander at C~mp Pendleton St.nee AU&-31, as rcplactnL ~appear in..c.ou.ctMoQ.day tQ facc felQny
former ~rutt depot c~mmander M~. Gen. W~ley Rice. w~o was transfef'!'Cd · charges of attempted murder, assault 1~ Washington, D.C.., m Ja~uary to form a spec1~l interscrv1~ ~arfarc ~uon with a deadly weapon and assault on a
directly under the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Manne Corps said in a statement police officer as a result of last week's
released Tuesday. shooting episode.
Shopper buys t oy gun,
uses it to rob the store
Tilbury, 33, appeared briefly this
week in Harbor Municipal Coun in
Newpon Beach. The scheduled ar-
raignment was delayed Monday for a
week ~ause the Costa Mesa man
did not have an attorney.
The former naval air traffic con-
lro)ler wall be represented by a public
defender. A holdup man. possibly using a 1oy
gun that he had just picked out and
paid for, held up a.J 7-year-old clerk at
Fountain Valley Thrifty Drug store
and escaped with $343 he grabbed
from the cash rep,istc.r.-
A.she held the gun's two-inch barrel
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against the $Jrl's rib cage, he ex-
claimed: "'This is a real gun."
But Fountain Valley police in-
vestigators say lhe weapon may have
been only si mulated because the
r-0bbef'had-pieked oui s~I toysilc-
said he was gelling for his "kid's
binhday."
A dozen cnminal charges have
been filed against Tilbury in connec-
uon with the neighborhood shooting
spree last Wednesday that left one
man-wounded. one-poltn"'caniddted
with bullets and scores of residents
running for l'Over.
LB SLIDE REPAIRS BEGIN ...
Fro m Al
s lide. City Manager Ken Frank said
there is no estimate of how muc h the
permanent repairs will cost.
Geologists who attended Monday's
emergency meeting said the current
damage ma} be the r~sult of an
ancient slide lhat occurred in the area.
The cit) wa~ in the process of
repairing damage to a lo wer "all-..wa}
that was the result of the winter
storms of 1983 when Tuesday's
landslide occurred. Work crews re-
moved a ponion of the walkway pnor
to placing boulders underneath it for
suppon when the the bluff collapsed .
Gardeners were busy Tuesday res-
cuing rose bushes. which were
pl~nted along -the bluffs by the
restaurant on city property according
to a long-held agreement.
The slide comes on the heels of a
JUI)' decision in which the city was
found at fault for damage to propeny
owned by two residents m Arch Beach
Heights when a major slide occurred
at the foot of Del Mar A venue in
1980.
City Manager Ken Frank has
ordered a hinng frttze in the CH) and
a halt 10 all capital improvement
expenditures pending legal appeals of
the $800.000 award that a JUI)' said
the homeowners should get from the
city.
SPELLING WHIZ TRIUMPHS AGAIN· ••.
Prom Al
death round.
Lee eeemed to IOee his eonoen-
tratk>n tlfter getttrtg tripped up on
"intmk:a''' white Stone slowly and
delfberately spelled •·zealot". to
cepture eecond. Chang qu.ickfy
and confidently spelled hla words,
which ranged from "l809Celes11 to
"superCfllc;>US•"
The three were among eight final
contestants selected after an
eUmlnatton round Tuesday night.
Thirty-four school children started
the con1est In the Irvine High
SchOol theater after wtnning dis-
trict-level contettt, according to
Erin Spruston of the county educa-
Uon department.
,Chang, a gifted student at Eash
shote School In lrv\ne, has a quick
memory and exoells at aeademtc
subjects. especlaJly math and sci-
ence, his mother Ivy Chang aard.
The only son of a systems analyst
and an engineer, the sJ*tlng
champion won't get any 9')eelaJ
reward for his achievement, Mrs.
Chang satd.
"We feel the recognition from
everyone ts his own reward; that's
much better than any other ma-
terial reward."
·Mrs. Chang said her son ta a
tough competitor out of the
classroom, but sometimes ls dls-
~nted on the ballfields when
ovenooked for team sports b&-
cause of his small stature.
She-admitted he was---a bit
anxious before the competition
because "a lot of people expected
him to do well. But he Is getting
used to all of this.·•
0.-,Nlie ........ ~u,M
Winston Chang amllee after hl9 't'lctory.
The mother added: "I don't want
to push him too far. I want him to be
enriched. We try to divert hta
attention to sports and general
interest things, Instead of au that
scientific stuff ...
CALIFORNIA DEMS' BIGGEST TEST ...
From Al
cn11ugh ol lhl' uncomm111ed LkkgJtl'\
lx'1"ecn the< aliforn1a rnmar: Jnd
the con\l'OlllJn Ill gl\ l' him a
tirst·ballot 'll l\ll"\
The nom1na11C;n fur \fonJ.1k .tlso
··1s a matter nfhtm cu111ng .1 dl·.it ''1th
Jackson ... \\ attcnlx'rg said
Hl· duuht'> J ;H.k~on \\ould dl·mam.I
the 'll'l' rre<,1den11al c,pnt on lhe
lll'kt'l .. rtw Dl·mnl rat., ''ould 111..,1 get
c,laughtered ·· \\ a1tenlx'rg said · tt
\\OUIJ 1>1: '11nw1hing on the Jomest1l
platl11rin lih· reallornung monl"'
from dl'll·nw to a Jobs program ··
· I I 1 hl' \\ e<.tern state'> had u>ml'
fiN or e'en earlier. I thint.. the rt•sull
might ha'c been d1fforent." Watt·
cnberg .. aid. adding thM Hart 1\ likt•l\
to\.\ in tn l'\ en o,(atc ~est of( ol11r:iJ11
"Mondale i~ vcr\ "eak here I k 1\
'ecn "' wo liberal. 'too tied to ">IX'l'1al
1n1ereq., and 100 cloc,e to llorml·r)
President J1mm~ ( ancr.. Watt·
en berg nplained
Han'<. recent dcfrat<, laml· tx·c;1u\c
...
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Delivery
la Guaranteed
.,
hi'i rampa1gn \.\JS hurt b) pour
organ11at1on Jnd planning
"Han Just did not ha'l' lht• t1mc to
organize in all the states Jnd run a
national campaign afta he "On 1n
Ne" Hamp<.h1rc When the momL·n·
tum disappeared ht• did not ha'e thl'
organ11at1on to had .. him up ... \\ att-
cnbcrg c;a1d.
But according lO To"' O\l'nd. there
1c, c;11ll 111nc tor Han 10 regroup and
amhush Mondale in the West If the
Han campaign ran t..cep \1undalc
from "inning enou$h delegates lO
clinch the nomination before the
lon,cnt1un. Han can ''all. 1n and
dra" support h) <.a) ing he \\Ould
haH a better chancl' of beating
President Reagan in November
But C\CO 1f HJrt wirJ' all of the
remaining primanc'> and caucuses
garnering more than 50 percent of the
delegates. he will go lo the con\ cnt1on
with about 1.500 delegate' If Mon·
dale loses the rest of the ran·s hut '>till
collect<; about 40 perrent of thc
n·ma1n1ng tkkgate\ \\Ith ahout I. 700
dclegall'"> -\\lthin t>as~ stnl-..1ng
range ol tht· nom1na11on.
Han mu'>l '>t·orc big '1c1one'> to
ha' ea rl·ah~11t d1ancl'.
l 1l\\n~cnd po1n1t·d out Mondale
"'a" nearing h1\ pnmar} campaign
.. pending limit of$:!4 million. Han 1s
no" here lll'ilr h1<, lim1t and can spend
C\l"r~ pcnn~ ht•ra1sco;.
"California 1s an t'\pens1,e state
and \tontlalc Licari~ "ill no longer
ha\\~ tht· munl') ad' antage ... To" ns-
cnd ... aid
Volun1ccr\ will make up for
monn c;a1d Redfi:arn. after a11end1ng
a meeting of Mondale's Southern
Cahfnrn1a organizers last wecl-...
Mondale's C ahforn!a strateg} will
hinge on 'oluntcer organization-; at
the rnngre-;sional district le' el.
Redfearn said
Tht• rampa1gn also will cnrnuragt'
candidate., in th{' dt'itncts running to
Ix' delegates at the national conven-
tion tt-nampa1gn '1goroush. sh{' said
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HB s T Ae s us PEc Ts F aE En
From Al
Huntington Beach last Sept. 15. He'd
reponedly gone to the beach with
friends to drink a few beers and enJO)
the warm evening.
The 16-year-old and his friends
reponedly had offered some firewood
to another group of beach visitors but
grew angered when the group mem-
bers returned taler and helped them-
selves to more.
Words were exchanged but the
argument was dropped. according 10
police reports.
latt'r. while wall-..1ng to his car in
the park mg lot. Manino alleged I) was
confronted by members of the nval
group and stabbed in the stomach b~
one man while a second held him.
pohce officer asked. 'Who did the
stabbing?' He replies. ·Guzman. Do I
have to answer the quesuon?'
"At that point 11·s clear he doesn't
understand his constitutional rights
because the correct answer is: he
doesn't haH' to answer their ques-
tions." explained the Judge.
The murder case unra .. cling has
left family members and onlookers
angered and frustrated.
"M} son was Paul's best friend and
he was with him 1hal night at the
beach and for him to watch our justice
system dismiss this whole th mg as just
a""esome." said Chen Doremus. a
close fnend of Man1no·s family.
··tt's vel) d1sheanening lo see 1h1s
fall apan on a 1cchn1 cah1}." she
added. "I look at these kids who kne\\
Paul and I wonder whal this is
Although friends admitted
Manino was no angel. all described
him as bright and likeable. The) said
he had suddenly become interested 10
school and seem ed to be making a
fresh s1an.
teach mg them about our system... Paul Martino
Shocked by his death. fnends and
fam1l) put up a SI 0.000 reward for
1nformat1on on the l-..1llers Sheriffs
deputies said the reward led dircctl)
to the arrest davs later of three Los
Angeles men. Guzman. Ochoa and
Carlos Ochoa.
Police seek bandit t eam in
three west QC robberies
But during a prehm1na~ hearing in
November. charges aga1ns1 Carlm
Ochoa were dismissed because oflal'k
of evidence.
Police arc seeking a bandit u~am that twice robbed a Fountain Valley
7-Eleven market and also may have held up a Westminster Pioneer Chicken
restaurant -all al the point ofsix-1nch switchblade knife.
Guzman and Ochoa. though. were
ordered to stand tnal for murder. Thl·
tnal was scheduled 10 begin last weet...
The bandits -one wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers baseball hat -hit the
Fountain Valle) convenience market at Harbor Boulevard and Edinger
A\enue early Friday and again early Sunday.
Judge Cox said h~ was forced to
d1sm1ss the charges against Gulman
after listen mg to a tape recording ofa
pohceinterviewwtth 1he econd man.
Ochoa.
Dctecti' es say lhe pair enter the store with their faces turned downward
from surveillance cameras. The bandit weanng the Dodger cap walks around
the counter. "a' es his knife at the clerk's chest and then cleans out the cash
register whtlt' his companio n stands guard at the front door.
The~ escaped w11h S 120 the first lime and got $50 m their return visit.
"They read him his nghts. No
problem there. Then you can hear the
A pair of H1span1c bandits matching the description -one is 5-7, the
other 5· I 0 -h11 the Pioneer Chicken fast-food restaurant Thursday night.
officers said. ·
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