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Home My WebLink About1984-04-16 - Orange Coast Pilot.•. . It your Soclal Security number •• 552-55-5148 you've wonl -8HP8geA4 Orange Coast residents give opinions on Russians coming to the Olympics./ A3 A Laguna Beach school trustee has been honored for founding education program./ A3 California Ttle FBI is retracing fugitive Christopher Wiider's 8,000-mlle trail of terror .I AS ' Prince Andrew Is royally greeted by notables in Beverly Hiiis.i A4 Nation Hart, Jackson savor weekend victories as Mondale takes a break In campaigning./ AS The bodies of three women and seven chil- dren have been found In NY apartment building. /A4 World A rescued U.S. professor describes the terror of his capttvlty In Beirut./ A4 Two U.S. envoys were killed In African bomb blast./ AS Features A new exercise method Is on tap for Broadway music fans but It's more difficult than Jt looks./81 Is the workload for medi- cal $tudents unrealistic? /82 Sports The Angels get relief help from a surprising source -Doug Corbett, who was just called up from the minors./C1 Ben Crenshaw Is the 1984 owner of the Masters golf tltle./C1 Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Challenge Cup will be back -but with some changes./C2 ::::::::;::::::::::::;::::::::.:::::.:::;:·:·:·:·:·:::;:·:·::::::::: Entertainment Ase dom-proCfuced Ten- nessee Wiiiiams play will be revived at UC Irvine this week./83 Busineu Two local firms are among 49 joining the NASDAQ'scom- puterlzed National Mar- ket System Tuesday./85 INDEX Bridge 04 Bulletin Board A3 Bu~ness 85 Cellfornla News A4 Claulfled C8-8 Com lea 84 Crossword C8 Death Notices C4 Features 81-2 Horoscope C7 Ann Landers 92 Mutual Fund• 95 'National Newt A4 Opinion A8 Police Log A3 Public Notices C4-5 Sport• C1·4 Stock Market• C 1-4 Television 82 Theateta B3 Weather A2 World News A4 Full Summer weather. broken water main on Coast Highway slow traffic to a crawl Orange Coast lifeguard crews have been beefed up to summertime size in anticipation of throngs of sun-worshiping college students set free by spring 6reak. And on an August-like Sunday in Newport Beach, more than 500 residents spenr the day overheating when a 30-inch water main broke, leaving them without a drop of water. The water main, located under Pacific Coast Highway near the Promontory Point apartment. broke at about 8 a.m. and was not repaired for nearly 12 hours. according to city officials. Republic of China clro.,-in on Niguel But more than half a million beach&oers flocked to the coast this weekend to soak up the April sun and splash in the nipp~, 60-desree surf. Meanwhile, residents of a luxury apartment complex and t~ nearby De Anza mobile home park went without water as city crews repajred a valve in the water line that reportedly had rusted. The outage reduced water pressure to surrounding neiJhborhoods. 1he city's main roadway was cordoned off much of the day to traffic, which was rerou&ed onto Bayside Drive, below the cout biah- way. The road closure came on a day when the city bad an cstima&ed 120,000 tourists scramblina to tel JO the beach. Police said traffic was reduced to a bumber-t(>-bumper crawl because of the closure for most of the day. . "It was a mess but everybody seemed to keep their cool," a police . spokesman aaid. The broken water main lef'VicadlS entire city but a beckup liDe .. pu& into u1t to prevent aJJ of Ne-,:: Beach from having a waletlell day. Despite a forecast that calk • clouds and lukewarm air tcmperatur'C$ most of IM ...-.: Jifquard officials doubt the • 1'1 qhp will slow the piJvim~~ "Even if it rains, ·11 be lileR." , ........... - Irvine banker. ·CofC Lee Pawluk juggles career. activtttcs Lee Pawluk bas her siabts set Oil becominJa bank president, a pl lllle~ believes is only a decade away. In the meantime, the 32-year-old brunette s full · tlie actm' semor vice president of a local ban~ mother tQ three children and full-ume Irvine Chamber of Commerce activist. Pawluk is the chamber's 1983 Member of the Year. Sbe doesn't shy away from work, chamber president Vance Simmonds said when the award was announocd last week. The vivacious, irrepressible booster even .manned the syrup dispensers at a chamber breakfast, be said . .. Through my participation in the chamber, I have met a lot of neat. people and they have helped me in my JOb," she said today in a telephone interview. "I find it very rewarding. I love community involvement." Pawluk is a tireless devotee of chamber events. She hcJJ>ed round up SJ>OllSOrJ who COlltrib&ltcd $20 .. 0001Q this year"s chili coc>kotT, held Jast week.end in Bommer Canyqn. Two memben of the Natlonallat ChlneH "DITille J>raCon • ekJdlYing team dmcend d~ Sanday'• International Skydl'rint Cbamploaabt,. tn Laaana l'finel Retfonal Park. The t:Tent, 8J>OUOrecl by Alnpar BeRcopten, Inc., featured el&ht parachute team•, and organben atl.mate more than 8 ,600 viewed the •pectacle d~ lt'• two-day nui. OYerall winner ••• the U.S. Army'• Golden Knlpta parachute team. In addition, she cbaimi the chamber Family Picruc, an event that included a Betty Crocker cookoff and drew I 00 to Mason Regional Park last October. Although Pawluk swears the com- petition wasn't riaged. her husband, Doug. took home top honors for his (Pl---BA.NKSa/ A2) Marine cycle l-ider critical after traffic crash in Mesa By KAREN E. KLEIN Of IM DMly Nol Sllllf A motorcycle-riding Marine suf- fered severe bead injuries Sunday when be rear-ended a car on Newport Boulevard and was catapulted 34 feet over the car in front of him, landing on bis bead, police said. A Marine spokesman said Sgt. Bryan E. Henderson, of Lawton, Okla., is stationed at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. He was listed in critical condition in the intensive care unitat Fountain Valley Community Hospital this morning. Costa Mesa Police Lt. Gary Webster said Henderson was riding northbound on Newport near Aower Street about 7:05 p.m. when the accident occurred. He was not wear- ing a helmet. Webster said. There was stop-and-go traffic on Newport Boulevard after a heavy weekend at loca l beaches at the time the collision occurred. according to police reports. "The car in front of him stopped, but he didn't," Webster said. Henderson's body may ha ve hit another car before 1t landed on the co ncrete roadway. Webster said. No-one else wu injured in the. incident. COUndansUkebullettrain unless they live near it Orange County residents favor the proposed 160 mile-per hour. Los Angeles-to-San Diego bullet train by a margin of almost three to one, according to a recent survey co n- ducted by the train•s backers. So w~ have residents of Tustin, one oe' borhood in Irvine and the cities o San Diego Carlsbad, Del Mar and Oceanside filed suit in state Supreme Codn to derail the S3. I billion system? "I can assure you ... that we arc not outspoken about the bullet train simply because we arc looking for a cause to occupy our time," Tustin Ma7or R.onaJd B. Hoaterey said to a civic group recently. Hoesterey said Tustin is concerned with the effects of the proposed 130-milc train route on two residen- tial subdivisions. Preliminary analysis concluded the tram would create neptivc noise, vibrntion, vis.- ual and traffic etTecu. he said. Aside from environmental issues, the mayor and citizens iroups such as Irvine's Collqe Park Homeowner-$, contend backers' rider hip figu1ts arr inflated and the project is doomed to ANDREA ADELSON Focu s ON THE NEWS be a white elephaftt ultimately bailed out by taxpayers. A two-year environmental-t't!°IAew is under way by the state Tranpona- t.ion Oe(>&ClmenL Topics include the economic viability of the projcc" coastal aOClCSs, safety factors and displacement of homes and busi- nesses, Caltrans spokesman Thomas Kno~ said. Those concerns, raised by citizens and officials of cities along the oomdordurinaa months-Iona "scop- in,·' of the bullet train's effrcu, are bem& explored 1n the full repon. he u1d. But ndershipofthe train, proposed hy the Amencan Htah peed Rail Corp., may be the key issue dunng u~~ing revie~s. before the Public Utilities Comm1ss1on. Train backers arc prc~red with a study by the Arthur D. Little consult- ing firm. For 1989, the study projects first-year revenues of $380 million and says the train can be run profitably by anractina 102.000 pass~ cngers per day. The figure represents about 3 percent of the 3.S milhon tnps made daily with1n the Santa Ana Freeway corridor. the study says. But in the most recent sampling of public opinion conducted by a con- sultant for the train's backers, Orange County raidents weren't asked if the)' would ride the Japanese-style tn1n. The random sample telephone survey asked 400 local residents if they fa vored the train. Sixty-one percent said they dtd. The marain increased to 80 percent suppon 1fthc privately financed tnin met all feder· al and state rqulat10n5, the survey by Santa Ana-ba~ DcctS1on Malona Information said. The h•ah speed tram is mtcnded to (P1eue eee BULL&T I A2l .,.., ................. ~ Dan• Lee AclkJ.na. a 22-yea.r-old •Inger from Villa Park, la the new Miu <>ranee County. Villa Park contestant • takes Miss OC honors A U-year-old Villa Park resident whose forte ts sinaina captured the tule ofMissOrangeCountyover 11 competttorsat Oran~CoastCollcgeSundayin the preliminary competttion to the Miss C'.alifomia and Miss America beauty pageants. Dana Ltt Adkms, who sang "After Today" from the movie venion of "Doctor Doohttle." will reprt"SCnt Orange County at the Mm Califorma pageant in Slnla Cruz on June 18, accordlna to Etlttn Fol"$bcTJ. the co-cxecuuvt director of the paacant Becau~ thett were so many entrants. a separate contest was also held Sunday 1n the Onnse Coast College Fmr Arts bu1ldma. Fonbcra 5111d. The wtnner of the Miss Southern Califonua Open pqcant was Lisa Fnedman. 24. of ~verly Hills. She will also 10 on to ex>mpe\e for Mi11 Califom1a. for5b(rg said 21 <.·onttttanb from San D1qo to Thou.sand Oaks cnt~ the two compet1t10n!I. C'lpec1ty crowds gathered to watch the two papnu., •he s~ud. · The Miss Orang.c County contest, m 1ts ~nd year. and the Mi uthem Cahfom Open paacant are ~p<>nsorcd b)-the M" America scholarship foundatmn. fonbc'I ~1d • . AS** ()ranee Coat DAILY PtLOT/Mondey, Apttl 18, 1984 Kareem's car a bot Item In BB A new Mercedes Benz car bcina prepared for delivery to Los Angeles Laker basketball star Kareem Abdul.Jabbar cau&ht fire at a Huntinaton Beach auto body shop, officials said today. ··1 shut off the e5·ne but smoke was still comlna out and I callod the ftre nt, •• Cella said, addinc be extin1uilhed the rue orc_emeqeocy workers anived by Pokina a fire cJ1.tiQauiaher thrOUlb the pill. The black luxury car incurred at least SS.000 darn~ to the eflllnc April l 1 at Carvi Auto R~toration, S842 Mcfadden Ave. Owner Carlos ~lla said today he was movina the auto to the front of the shop after do1n,a some paintina and tidying up when smoke started oomma from the cnaioe area He 'aaid the car apparently wu intended as a _lift to Jabber. The 7 f\. 2 in. center rC"ceivcd 'number of sifts for bre&kioa the National Buketball A.sMclation scorina mx>ro Aprils in Laa Veps. • The fire was believed caused by a fl.lel ~bl.cm. fire department spokeswoman Biraet Davis said. Valley bandit loses one, wins one A holdup man, apparently armed with a toy gun, took a Fountain Valley business to the cleaners Saturday. And he shared a laugh with an observant intended victim along the way. replied. "get out of here." . The suspect bepn to laugh. "I was onl y kiddin&," he said and walked out. The bandit struck first at C&L Cleaners at 11073 Warner Ave .. apparently concealing a black plastic toy pistol inside a newspaper. "This 1s a holdup." he told an 18-ycar-old woman employee. l...css than an hour later, a suspect matching the same general dcscri{>tiOn walked into the Dolphin Clcancn, 17848 Magnolia Ave .• with a gun stuck in bis waistband. He arabbed. $87 .~S from ~he cash fC4ister and fled. Dctecuve Rick Chnstenscn said today he believes one suspect pulled the same caper, using the same ·•weapon." But she wasn't fooled. "That's a plasuc gun." she -l'J"i'ili·ii"l;llll--------------- Thia .cene at Laguna Beach'• Main Beach area wu typical of the weekend'• ae&8hore D.-, .......... .., IAe ...,_ plctare u au.mmerllke weather la.red hun- dred.a of thouaanda to the N.Dda. BEACHES PACKED, ROADS TOO ••• From Al said a lifeguard in Ne"' port Bca1:h "It's Apnl, but it's August to them .. Dayume temperatures on the coast arc expected to dip to 65 degrees b) Tuesda)' and hover at that mark through week's end. In Newport Beach. about 120.000 people spread their towels on the sand Sunday. The crowd equalled the mark set last Fourth of July along the city's seven-mile shoreline. "Jt was probably as a nice a da) as J can remember.'' said Newport Life- guard Capt. Buddy Belshe. a veteran of more than 20 summers. "But the traffic was unreal. I left work after 5 in the evening and ll still took me 25 minutes to drive from the pier to Pacific Coast Highway," said Bel she of the mile-long drive. About 25,000 beach visitors show- ed up both days at the one-mile Huntington Bea<ftl city beach. More than 50.000 people turned up at at Bolsa Chic.i and Huntington state parks Saturday and Sunday. ThouJb ocean water temperatures are still in the low 605. lifeguards said there were so many bathers 10 the ocean over the weekend that surfers were ordered out of the water for safety reasons. "The surfers weren't real happ.>:.'' explained Huntington Beach Life- guard Lt. Bill Richardson. "Normally we don't have to close beaches to surfing until summer hits." More than 200 people were rescued from the ocean during the weekend. Lif~uards said all the rescues were routine and blamed most of the trouble on riptides. BANKER WINS CHAMBER HONORS ... From Al Lee Pawluk chocolate cheesecake. The picnic's success won Pawluk the Irvine chambers "Member of the Month" award for December and put her in content1on agamst other monthly winners for the annual award. executive director Carol Schroeder expla10cd. Hedy Kirsh of Irvine, principal of Otto Fischer School. a county dctcn· lion facility. was the first recipient a year ago. Pawluk. recently promoted to act- ing senior vice president of Garden .Grove Bank. stancd her career in bank mg IS years ago as a teller for First Interstate Bank in Santa Ana, before the name change from United California Bank. Pawluk was a pan-ttmc employee while attending Cal State Long Beach as an English ma1or. TAX DEADLINE ••• From Al •Santa Ana Post Offloe, 2201 N. Grand St., Santa Ana. •Laguna Niguel Po.t Offloe, 29911 Niguel Road, LagunaHIGUel. •Orange Post Office, 1075 N. Tultln AWi., Orange. , •Anaheim Post Offtce, 701 N. Loera Ave., Anaheim. tf every penny earned eo far thla yew had been Mrmerk.cf for~ your "Tax Freedom Day" -the day you flrnlhed paying ~ tax obflgatlon -would come May 1, the tame dat•M ln 1983. - But. because this 18 leap YMt, If you are ever1ge. you'N have to watt( 122 days to pay your tax•. compared With 121 daya tut )'Mr. · Tax Freedom Day le the Tax Foundat1on•1 WIY of drllmllllltng the Impact of taxes on American worker• and famllM. Wtth thll ,_,.. announcement comee WOt'd that 1984 wm be the nr.t ,..,. ewt' for tot.I tax llabflltiel to pass the 11 trNHon mark. "Worth noting In term1 of the annual date of Tax FreedoM Dey ln reoent years It that the day moved Mrtter In the ,_,.1n 1112 foi the Arlt time tmoe 1976," the foundatk>n reported. u" WM ....... In 1t11.•• and the foundation Cfedtted the acroaa-tt.bOllrd auta In...,., ta rat• that were enact.ct In 1981. Although the federm government took beck pen Otttle--. °' t111t taxcutwtth-'ectlvetaxmcreu111n 1N2and 1913,tM~..,.. you Clift btame state. ctty Ind county offtc6tlle tor tht .ma dlr Of Wortc tor the tu eoli.ctor this year. The foundatlon'a ~ aMUIM ttlM lndMdulik .,_ill .... ~ ~ uw1~ on corpc:wattona. To ct.l•mlne the ~ .. orpntzatton 81mpty dMdle the tot91 tax coee.cttoM ..._ ... the,.._.., ~ " you ~--to think of your tax ~ • a IMire fJI '*" etQht~wcnda)', you're pUttlnQ In two houn.,.. 40 •dlaa •dlWW WW gow;vwnent thll yw. Thet'• One "*Me fftOfe..,. In .._,..,.. taxee requn one hour Md .a "*"*9...,.. dalf; *"' llld..., ooYWM'*lta tak• 57 mlnutee. By~ ..... -, ... one hour Ind 34 mlnut89; you heve to worts one how encfllOW ,.._ .... food. Since 1979, the Tax Foundation ftgulw, the.,_. Of .... ....., ~to ptaylng tax• hat dropped one mtnut.; food~..-- , nine mfnut• . Bank board rooms may still be the domain of men in pinstripped suits. but Pawluk said she hopes to help shatter the stereotype within 10 years. "They still believe women arc too emotional under pressure," she said. .. And they still believe the top position should go to a hard, tough man." Pawluk said she knows of only one female bank president in Orange County, Peggy Lipsey of American State Bank in Laguna Beach. "She's a role model." Pawluk said. "lf she can do it, why can't I?" Dunng her career. spent moving through the ranks of five local bank branches, one of her loan customers turned out to be her future husband. Doug Pawluk asked for a $2.000 loan to pay off hi s credit card bills five years ago, she recalled. "I ended up paying on the loan when we got married. .. she said. Doug Pawluk and his father have operated a bookkeeping and account- ing busmess in Westminster smce 1972. Together the couple have three children. all from former mamages The family li ves tn lrvme. Despite unending commitments to civic act1v1 t1es. the fi ve leave town for weekend sk11ng and sand dune nd1ng excursions. she said. BULLET ..• From Al hnk Los Angeles International Air- port to downtown San Diego. shctng through Orange County with stops 1n Anaheim. Santa Ana and Irvine. Revenue pr0Ject1ons are based on fares between the stations. Coach fare for a San Diego to Los Angeles tnp would be $20.50 1n 1982 dollars; Irvi ne to Los Angeles is projected at $9.75. "These refined projections and elaborated projections will form an important part of our application to the Public Ut1ht1es Commission and will be used m our financial plan for prospective investors,'' said Law· rcn<~ D. Gilson. president of Amen- can High Speed Rail. Gilson said the new study bcn- cfittcd from public criticism of earlier bullet train studies published in 1982 that were based on a generalized fare. rather than a station-to.station fare table. Just Call 642-6086 What do you llke aboat Uae Dally Piiot! Wbat don't yoa llke! Call tbe nomber at ltfl and your mea111t wlll be recorded, trHscrlbed aDCI dellvtred to "e appropriate editor. Tbe tam• U ·boar answerln11enrloe may be used to rttonl letters to tbe •dltor on any topic. Contributors to our Letter• colamn mHt lncladt tbtlr namt and ~ltpbone number for verlflc:allon. No clrctlatlo1 calls, plt'IH. Tell u1 wbal'1 on your mind . f .. Cloudy arid cooler skies a~ead ·~ .. eo Coutal ..... • .. ~:-· .. ., t7 t7 Col ... -. iow dOu. -toftlOl'll awtlllon.l.C. M aa = t\~··=::.~.:.:·= ~w.v. .. .. ~.Ilic. ,. .. _..., T ........ ...,.. T~ .. to =:: .. A n 10 ----Wld fo. lnillld LO'llfl u ae tonlgfl1 lrl ltle IOa. ~ 17 43 From hint Conolptlon lo IM Mell-~ ll 37 11111111 lkwder -.,_ ~ IJOl'tt OOMnlllt.,l.C. 1a •S vwlll*Wllldl~mom-~ eo .. ~'-"=::I. 10 .... ~IWOtltl 17 .. to 1f k'*-1 IO Moot wind ~Oii 61 ., _ n.dey....._ Onel!Ollw.-o.n-61 27 loot :=...,...., &1'Nlw low O..MOl1* .. '7 ~ t MCI T~ fllOfnlftg Detroll 61 ., lleOOmino ~ dOudy T~ .,,_. 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Mtlnlote 5e 48 8lln Mtl !Odey et 5:21 p.m , oleee ~Ml 87 39 Tueeaey •I 6:25 Lm end MU 90MI et ~ .. 6:2tp.m. llfllmerdl st 2t Moon ,.... loeley .. 7:49 p "' . -· ... 71 64 T'*°9y el 1'04 a.m Ind Mt8 -oM1 et ~ 42 '° IMp.m. 1·3 ,., 1-2 poor 1·2 poor 1·2 ''* 2-4 , ... Swell direct-eo.il'-1 From Al The game, which drew about 4,000 fans, was a defensive battle all the way and ended in an 8-8 tic. Huntington Beach rallied with about three minutes left in the game when Patrol Officer J.J. King ran in for the touchdown. The Huntington pass from quanerback 'Bill Mears to tight end Chuck Poe. Anaheim scored a touchdown and ·a two.point conversion in the second quarter. ~ch team, nicknameidJJK.~rs~ tied it on a \WO.Point conversion on a The proceeds wi II go to the booster clubs of Huntin&ton Beach, Edison and Ocean View high schools. Oellrll'tlot...,...llJlmeetC.-... Police departmenta gave lt their all ln Cop Bowl, played to 8-8 deadlock. · Delly Piiot D•llvery la Guarantffd MIY"'•• r •oC•r '' you o rio~ r lh19 yOU" p~ O• ~ JO P"' -~• ~10te 1 "m ano 1°''' 'oP" wli Of: 11f"h'ffl',~tj L.,1111' J"v ,, 11 Sunoa.,. t' 1<.K.i Sr not ,K,.t\ill" vou, c.,,., I•) 1 am (,..at• t:>fi•1 ,,. t(J rt" '''"' 'Y ..... , t•(l't w,U tw-,,, ~_.,,.,l Clrculetlon Telephon•• M •• )l!,:t ~c .... ''· ••u• Ml-4Ul ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. l . Schw•rtz Ill Publisher Chazy Dowallby RoHmery Churchmen Ed11or and Ass1stan1 Controller 10 the PubltSher Stephen F. Carazo Prooucloon Manager Qlorl• A. Powers O.rectO< 01 Aa~ng Doneld L .Wllllama C1rcu1Mion Managei Circulation 714/142~ CIMalfi.d edvertlalng 714/142-58'71 All ottt.r ct.partm•nta 842-4321 MAIN OFFICE 330 WPS! Bay SI Cofta "4esa CA MIA eOOtf'IS Bo• •MIO Ccx.1a Meu CA 9?6?6 Coov•'Qll' 19113 0<•"0" Coe.I Pl.tb!o9ning Comc>el'ly No ~ ''°''" •lilllral!Ol\l 9<1<10t1a1 maner .,, adv.,,,.. mtinll ~9"' "141y t>e t"l)<oduct'O without !,Qee•I pet m•nlO<' ;t tOC'ly•'Qt'll ow,,.., ':>Ke><id CIAS\ 1)()11.IOf' """' 81 ...OSI& ~ (AMl)fnta !UPS , ... 8001 SlJt)S.i '•01h..,, Dv (,8Jf~ , ... 1~ rnonth•y tiy rTl8~ MJ \() O-'Wlf14y T~ l>a"ll" C<><1t1 Oa.., P.in1 .... 1h '*"'<" 1 CO!'nl><le<l llW Ne~ p,..,., ~ O<JC)lotlle(I t>y 1~ Ota~ Co.lt Pul>itslWlQ Compe"Y Tt"" f'Ootoons ••~ pu(lloshe(I Mondly 1tvoug1> r..oay "ttnQ't' ,..,.., 9<)1IOI\., pu~ S.turelllys lf'O 5-y~ l"1! pttnc!pll ~Client 11 81 330 W•t s., Sitet't PO !lo• •MIO Coste MeN Celotoo,,.112626 VOL. n, NO. 107 ORANGE COUNTY'S RELAXING MUSlC STATION IS ' f - : BuLLETIN BonRo ---~ . Congressman set for speech in Mesa Do y ou thin k the Soviets should participate ,Jn th e L os Angel es Summer Olympic Games? Fire training for scouts at Daguna Beacli. Rep. JefTY Patterson, D-C.lif., conareuman from the 38th DistriC1, will address Thur$day's luncheon meeting of the Anti-Defamation J...eaaue of B'Nai B'rith's business and professional committee. Patterson will discuss recent events in El Salvador, the Middle East and Washinaton at tbe noon meeting in Costa Mesa's Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. further infonnarlon may be obtained by callina 973-4733. Art therapy lecture planned Art therapist Dean Wilson will discuss the uses of ai:t therapy to help clients at Friday's luncheon meeting of the OranJe County chapter of the California Association of Mamage and Family Therapists. , The monthly meeting will be held from noon to 2:30 p.m. at the Saddleback Inn, 1660 E. First St., Santa Ana. Cati 838-0994 for additional information. Marine uams ln Dana Polnt • Flotilla 2-9 of the Coast Guard Auxiliary will be conducting courtesy marine examinations in Dana Point Saturday. Mary Escalaat billngul secretary CoataMeaa The examinations. to verify that vessels meet federal. state and auxiliary standards for safety equipment, will be held from 7 to IOa.m. at the litunch ramp and from tOa.m. to I p.m. at the West Marina. Those wishing their boats examined should contact Bob Sterzenbach at 951-3916. Paul Monje truck driver LosAageles Earlier. I thought no. I guess they should. It's universal and ifone can. wh y can't they a11.,, Easter breakfast at fire •tatlon The Silverado Fire Department will host its 27th annual Easter breakfast next Sunday at the Silverado Canyon Fire Station, 29402 Silverado Canyon Road. This year I think yes. There's no reason to make a few individuals suffer for what a government does. A donation ofS2. 75 will be asked for adults and S 1.50 for children under 12. Further infonnation may be obtained by contacting firefighter Annette Corporon at 649-2533. Mesa egg event set Saturday Costa Mesa's annual Easter Egg-a-Thon and Bonnet Parade is scheduled for Saturday at the Estancia Adobe Park. 1900 Adams Ave. The event. which includes contests. puppet shows and a visit from the Easter Bunny. will run from 9:30 a.m.-noon. For information, call 754-5300. Porcelaln ezhlblt at GWC Porcelain by Dale Ferguson and photography by Marty Newitz will be on exhibition in the Fin~ Arts Gallery at Golden West College through May 4. The gallery is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. League seeb book•, magazlnes Dick Park salesman Anaheim The League of Women Voters of Orange Coast needs donations of books or magazines for the May 5 and 6, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . League book sale at the Laguna Beach Library. 363 Glenneyre. ' Call 497 -1329 for donation i nfonnation. The money raised from book sales will be used for many local community services. Yes. Theracesinath- letics shouldn't have that much ofa political effect to them. Barbara McPbersoa a11lstut accoant manager Newport Beac' Yes, I do. I feel that the Olympics should be a time ofpeace.asign ofpeace. By their participation, the Soviets are showing they're trying to make amends. UCI sponsors tour of winery A one-day tour of the Callaway Winery in Temecula is scheduled for April 28 through UC Irvine E~tension. Beginningtt 10:30a.m ., the tour will be followed by a wine tasting anct barbecue buffet lunch provided by the winery. The program should conclude by 4 p.m. The $50 course fee is coordinated by Herbert Howard. a wine consultant. Transportation is not included. To register or obtain further details can be made by calling 856-5414. CALENDAR Monday, Aprll 16 She snoozed right through Irv ine 's chili conJpetition . • I :30 p.m., Oruge Cou ey Plauin1 Comm111lon, Hall of Administration, Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • 6:30 p.m .. Costa Mesa City CoaacU Meeting, Council Chambers. 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. • 7:30 p.m .. Irvine Finance Commi11ion, Council Chambers. Irvine City Hall. 17200 Jamboree Road. Irvine. • 8 p.m., Laguna Beacb Enerp and Environment Committee, Council Chambers. City Hall, 505 Forest Ave. Tuesday, April 1 7 Chill conteatanbl·Armeda J'lorea (left) and Lorri Dalley. of Coeta Meaa. alone with 5 .000 other chill fan•. eagerly await juctgea• ral~ on winner of the lrvlne South CoutChlll Cbamplon•bJp In Bom- mer Canyon Saturday. Bat Nicole Dalley. 15 mon th•. apparently coaldn •t care leu. For thoee who do care. the winner of the foarthannaalcookoffwuCllmuCblll Club. ram.rodded byWayneCUeoflrvlne. • 9:30 a.m .. Orange County Board of Saperviaors. Hall of Administration, Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • 1:30 p.m., Orange Couty Plaaniag Comml11ion. Hall of Administration, Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • 7:30 p.m .. Mesa Conaolldated Water District Advisory Committee. 1965 Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa. Gunman. robs gas station in Mesa, flees with $100 A man brandtkhing a small-caliber revolver robbed the Chung's Texaco station. 300 I Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. early Sunday morning and made off with $100 in cash, police said. The gunman, described as black. about 19 years old, 6-feet-2. with a Coetalleu An Alaska resident staymg in the area temporarily told police he was robbed at knifepoint Friday atfter- noon by a man who pve him a ride from Santa Ana to Costa Mesa. The man, who was hitchhiking. offered $5 to the driver of a car that pulled over to take him to a cab company at 666 W. Baker St. in Costa Mesa. When the car reached its destination, the driver put a tarae huntina knife to his throat and stoic $270 in cash from him, the man told police. • • • An unlocked apartment on the 200 block of 16th Street provided entry to thieves who snatched a woman's p\lrsc Friday. The loss was ~laced at Sl6. The resident was upstairs slecp- lna durina the bumary. • -i-' An amplifier, 1u1tar. skateboard and "Alpine-style • hat were amo na th~ items stolen 1n a buralary Sunday at a resaden~ on the 300block of F..,t slim build. walked up to the cashier's wi ndow about 2:20 a.m. and de- manded money from the attendant. acc6rding to police r~ports. The gunman said,f'Be cool. Don't touch any\)ling unlest I tell you to and give me your money," the attendant told poli~. 18th Street. The loss was estimated at $485. • • • Thieves smashed the front door of the Games Plus arcade, 5 18 W. 19th St, and Stole candy bars from the snack staqd and cash from a register Sunday. The loss was estimated at $10. lrrine Juvenile prank'sters stole i:na1l frof!t two mailboxes of Woodbndge resi- dents, apparently left in the box since Saturday. The mail was recovered opened but otherwise mtact near a park and on a bike trail Sunday afternoon • • • Jewelry and c~sh valued at $5,000 was di~vered missing Saturday eventnJ ftom a townhomc on wcet· water in T urtle Rock. The burglar pncd open a rear shdmg glass door sometime bt'tw~n 6:30 p.m and 9 lO p.m. • • • The man took $1 00 ID cash from the register and ran off. after telling the attendant not to call the ~hcc for I 0 minutes. T~ gunman !P'lring a black jacket.jeans af)d ·~~ hat with baseball bunonsonM,~. the attendant said. .'\;:~~ )• Police are trying to learn the identify of three white males. suspected in a $225 shoplifting of meat and cigarettes from a Lucky market Saturday evening. The men apparently entered the Walnut Av- enue store several times. • • • A 29-year-old Irvine man was arTCsted for investigation of lewd conduct Saturday afternoon after exposinJ himself to a woman and her son. riding bikes in Harvard Park. panitl Seraio C'.arpi was booked at county Jail af\er police arrested him jogaina near Walnut and Harvard Avenues. • • • At least five rc~1dcnts of Oval Road found Saturday they were v1cu ms ofa car scratcher. who had vandalized at least five vehicles parked man alley. Police estimated the total paint damage as S 1.SOO ••• Nearly $90 m C*Sh was d1scovert<1 ~tolen Saturdl'y from the ult of tht' \ Knifepoint attack reported in Irvirl:e · Tbon G riffitla housewife Cos1-Mesa Morgan Abbott property manager Newport Beacla Not if they're going to complain. lfthey'rego1ng to complain they ought to stay home. A 67-year-old man told Irvine £lice be wascbued by a man anncd with a knife as he arrived for work Friday morning in the city's industrial area. . The alleged attack took place at 7: 55 a.m. in a park.ina lot outside I 3 71 McGaw Ave. Bruce Swartout of San Juan Capistrano told police the man with the knife was apparently waiting for him. He told police the man tried lo strike him with the knife. threw an unknown liquid on him and fled . Yes. I do. I don't think It has anything to do with politics. Swartout was not injured in the incident, police said. The assailant was described as a black man, about 40 years old. 6-2. wei&hing about 200 pounds and wearing a gray shin and khaki pants. Special award goes to Laguna trustee Charlene Ragatz, member of the Board of Education of the Laguna Beach Unified School District, was honored with a special recognition award at the fifth annual Communjty Recognition Dinner sponsored by the Saddleback Valley Management T earn Association at the El Adobe Restaurant on March 29. Ragatz is one one of the foundinJ members of Citizens Action To Save Education (CASE), an organiza- tion that successfully lobbied for passage of state school funding legislation last year. Rag.au is currently Legislat· ive Director of CASE. USC educator to address GaUBrooks admlnistratlve assistant Newport Beacb Sarab Simmons ~;.;:......;;..; oc buamess· ezecutives homemaker Costa Men Rocky Tarantello, adjunct professor at the USC Graduate School of Business, will be the featured s~ Tuesday, May 1,1 at USC College of Contmuing Education's E~ecutive Briefing in Orange County. · Yes. I think the Olym- pics should be divorced from politics always. Yes.sure. They·regood athletes and it makes it more competitive. I don't think they should be allow- ed to have their ships. Tarantello's topic will be .. The Cost of Doing Business in Orange County: Real Es~ Issues and Answers." Irvine Florist. 2211 Manin street. The thief either made cntr) "'1th a kc\ or through a roof hatch. Newport Beach A S 13.00 Cadillac was reported stolen from the intersection ofTuslln Avenue and Avon Street. where the e~pensive car had been parkl'd. • • • Burglars broke an to a locked garagf on Lucerne and made off wtth about ·$3.0QO worth of goods. including a set of matching luggage. Laguna Beach .\brown leather purse with $450 ID 1t was rtponcd stolen from a 'chide parked near the comer t)f Ocean A venue and Diamond Street Sunda) • • • Vehicle parts worth $200 were reported stolen from a car parked ID the 1100 block of Glenneyre Street Saturday. • • • A 24-year-old man. Freddie Wood- ard, and a female Juvenile accomphcc were arrested Saturday on suspicion of grand thcfl of an automobile af\C'r police stopped the pair tn a stolen vehicle 1n the 500 block of South Coast Highway. Woodard was rt· leased on S 1,000 bail The JUVt'ntlc Irvine home bums Fire apparent I) damaged a portion of a home on Parl. V1~ta ID Irvine Sunday ntght. but details wcrC' sketchy this momma. a fire depart· ment ,pokcRmnn ~1d Only one ename compan) re ,ponded to the 10 4~ pm bla1t in a garage of a home in Woodhnd e ln•tnr·~ central vtlla&c No further ,lrt11l were 1m"'ed1a1clv a~a1lablc ... Fee for the program is $25. includmg breakfast. For infonnation and reservations. all USC at (213) 74l-4343. was released to her parents. • • • ..\ power pack worth $250 was reported stolen from a vehicle parked in 300 block of Ch ff Om e Frida) afternoon. • • • T"'o armed robbers entered a real estate office at 305 North Coast H1ghwa) and took $70 in cash Fnda~ at approA1matol) I p.m One of the men earned a handgun which he put into a )Cllow knapsack along"' 1th the monc) before fleeing. Police "'ere unable to locate any suspects Fountain Valley Someone earned off a duflcl bag contatnang rash. a watch and wallet while its owner was .,1ay10g racquet- ball at Los Caballeros Racket & Sports Club. The lmis was put at $630. • • • .\woman fled with about SSOO she took from a purse while tr) ing oA clothes at the M1m1-Pierre 53 bridal shop. 18120 Warner Ave. • • • Burglars ransac~ a home 1n the 16000 block of San Gabnel Street and stole a microwave. camera and gold watch af\er ransadang desks and drawers in the bedroom and den. • • • Would-bt' th1cve1 caused about SI 00 damage when the' tned to break into thcRad10 Shack. 16157 Harbor Bl vd. The bunghn& burglars used a crowbar to brtak a d~ad boh lock hut abandoned efforts when confronted with a 'C'Cond dead boll lock at the top of the door Huntlncton Bea.eh \ ~tdent of the \ 7000 block of NC'v.qu1\t Street told police wmcone took up to S \ 4,000 wonh of gold and l)tlver be~ he had locked 10 a Ooor safe The ~tdent u1d the thcf\ occurred somettme within the last I 8 months. • • • .\ customer at a Beach Boulevard diner was found passed out at the n.''itaurant's counter. face-Oown m a plate of mashed potatoes. The man was arrested for susp1c1on of public drunkeness. • • • A. brown Camaro. mmus its enpnc. was found abandoned 1n an alleywa)' on the 8300 block of lnd1anapohs A. venue. Police said the car had been stolen earlier in Anaheim. • • • Seat coven and floor mats werr 'ltolen from a car parked on Beach Boulevard near Pacific Coast H•ab· wav The thief smashC'd out a window to RCt an to the car. The loss was put at St20. -• •• Police were unable to locate a group of vouths throwing hard bolled egs at passing cars near the ante~ion of Warner A venue and Graham Strett. ••• Burglars broke into a residence on Capn Circle through on u~locked shdtnJ glass door and took a $600 gold nng and $50 m loose chan&c on a nightstand Bandits hit HB clothing store Police are searduna for two men who rohhcd a Huntinston Beach clothing ~tore of about Sf Ol. The holdup 0«urrcd at 2:30 p.m. Fnda) at Tht Final Cu\. t 7362 Beach 81'.d. 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Moynihan later said in a statement that resignina the position was "the most emphatic way I can express my view that the Senate committee wu nol properly briefed on thc .. mtnina of Nicaraguan harbors with Ameriein mines from an American ship under American command. If this action was important enouah for the president to have approved it in February, it was imponant enouah for the committee to have been informed in February,·; Moynihan said in the statement issued by his office. An aide, who ask.ed to remain anonymous, said Moynihan would remain on the committee, although not as vice chairman. Ilaria Peres. mother of one of Brooklyn Reagan pens reprlAl blll ma ... crevtctima,Mbttu•hetalk•onphooe. WASHI NGTON -President Reagan has signed a lOmurdered in apartment NEW YORK (AP) -A baker who followed a screaming neighbor to hts apartment fo und a "massacre" of three women and seven children -all shot 1n the head and showina no signs of panic -while an unhurt toddler sat crying among the bodies, police said. It was believed to be the largest ma~!> slaying tn the city's hi story, authorities said. "Six ofLhe victims, at least, were sitting in chairs." Deputy Police Commissioner Pa trick Murphy said Sunday night. "There ap~ar to be no signs of panic. There appears to be no disruption." Murphy and other police officials said they had not established a motive for the slayings and knew of no suspects. No drugs or signs of forced entry were found. and the 10 victi ms remajned unidentified early today. "We don't think they were all members of the same fam ily," satd SJt. Eddie uSchack. "There may have been some people visiting." Authorities described the v1c11ms as three adult women. one teen~age girl and four younger girl!> and two boys ranging in age from about 3 years to the early teen~. Two neighbors said they recalled hearing noises that sounded like gunshots around 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Eileen Bell, 30. said she was walking by the house and "I heard a popping sound and it kept repeating, this constant popping. It sounded like a car backfinng:· Another neighbor. Lucy Marrero, said she had ··heard the shots" at 5:3l> p.m. Police said the v1c11ms' bodies were in three different rooms of the first-floor Oat. which sits 1n the middle of a mostly commercial block 1n a quiet, working<lass. predominantly Hispantc neighborhood. The second-floor neighbors were not home when the bodies were found. ht.· said. Neighbors said the victims were Htspantc. Mayo r Edward Koch. who arrived for a bncf tour of th e house with city Medical Examiner Elliot Gros!>. a~pearcd grim and shaken when he emerged. "Ob\ 1ousl). it s a massacre." he said. ;;: '· Rescued prof cites 'terror' BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -A kidnapped AnWtcan proleuor reecued by SIJQte Moelem mlN· ta.men after ., mOnthl In cep. tMtyuystl99Gl'Mt--~ he . <" might ION tM unity durtng the ... .,.,,~ expertenoe. .. ... ~.,n:"u?. amphtbloul ~ Nwau oft BefNt for a med examln· atlon, l&ld U.S. Embauy ~--~......, man John Stewart. He wu NClllR reecued Sunday by memb«a of the Amel mNltla. ~-. the 50-year-otd heed of the electrlceJ engineering depet1ment at American Unlvwstty In Beirut, wu reeoued ~ wtth 3&-year-old French engineer Chrtlt.lan Joubert . The two men, unshaven and dreued In red and white pajamas, appeared at a news conferenc49 with U.S. Ambuaedor Reginald Barthotomew an hour after the reecue. Looking dazed and weary, Regler tafd he did not know who his captors w•re and reported he was not ml1treated. They "said v.,-y little to me, and they alked very little of me. I think they Juat wanted (to detain) me," Regler said. He said he had been blindfolded and held captive In eeveral pl8tOM, but he gu11eed they were In west Betrut "from the bang bang of the cannon." "Le~ It wu a teffltylng experience," he said." I I would get out eventually. but I eometlmee queetloned whether my tanlty would etlll be Intact at that time.'' "Our 28th yNr" ~ R1111dtff Non·SmoAtr Ritts ~ 1ttd Jo.60 Ritts FARES INStltANCE GRCU ~ 1 ow ....... llvd . .... .,.,. leech. c.. 631-7140 RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY, INC. fw t'-leat If Yew Utt 1122 UllH l lft. CHU •SA -S41·llH Early Bird Dinner Spe_clals s6. 95 Prime Rib or Fresh Fish Comp/et~ Dinner w ith choice of soup or salad ;md desse(t "" -4 to 6 PM I 1 Days l W11k! 80 l £. BAL BOA policy directive that would authorize preemptive strikes and reprisal raids aga inst terronsts as well as ofTuing large rewards for information on terronsts at home and abroad. The new policy was triggered by the truck-bomb deaths of 241 U.S. servicemen last October in Beirut and is tn line wtth Secretary of State Geor~e P. Shultz's call for "active defense a~inst terrorism. · As part of a shift in anti-terrorism tactics. the Wh ite House will ask Congress for new laws, including one to permit the payment of huge rewards -$500,000 has been suggested -for infor- mation on domestic or foreign terronsts, the Los Angeles Times jaid Sunday. veg8s arrests reach 3'14 LAS VEGAS. Nev. -Arrests in an increasingly bitter strike ap1nst hotel resons rose to 374 as 89 people were taken tnto custody over the weekend amid bot- tle-throwinJ and angry shouts. Chane~ for a settlement appeared dim as the dispute involving 17.000 workers at 32 resQrtS entered its third week. On Sunday, police arrested 18 people who refused to disperse outside the Barbary Coast hotel-casino. which is not being struck. Sgt. Larry Irvine said. LA greetll a prince BEVERLY HILLS -A tour to raise support for the Bn11sh Olympic team brought Britain's Prince Andrew to Southern California for fo ur days of sightseeing, spccctles and a fund-raising dinner with countrymen Michael Came. Dudley Moore and Sean Connery. The prince arrived Sunday at the Beverly Wilshire hotel tn a ltmousme filled with 2.500 daffodills and was greeted by Occ1deotal Petroleum Co. chairman Dr. Armand Ham- mer and Tony Thompson. chairman of the Bnttsh Olymp1t: Committee-USA. said hotel spokeswoman V1ctona Yust. Pnnce Andrew. 24. the yo ungest of Queen Eliza be th's three children. was scheduled to beg.in hts rounds with an address to the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce today. Tontght. he will attend a dinner to raise sc holarship money for his alma mater. Gordonstoun, a private secondary school in Scotland. Prlests named ln suit LOS ANGELES -A woman's S2 I million lawsuit charging she was lured into ~x with seven Filipino pnests has shaken the cit} 's large Filipino community. Hermie Rotea. editor of the local Philippine Press newspaper. called the caM' "a black eye for the F11tp100 community,'' although he said the pa~t has shown "we ha ve some naughty priests." Rita Milla. 22. filed sull on Feb. 8 against the Los.Angeles Archdiocese and seven priests. contend- ing the Rev . Santiago Tamayo started a relationship with her that e\ olved into a fou r-year affair between her and the priests Crahston bld 'looks good' FRESNO -U.S Senator Alan Cranston thinks his re~lcmon bid in 1986 was helped by his race for the Democratic presidential nom1nat1on even though he attracted few voters and drop~d out early. "I think I'm stronger as a consequence of 11," Cranston said while in Fresno Sunday fo r a two-day series of meetings. "I've learned a lot. I think I'm wiser for the experience. and I have many, many new fncnds in California and in the countr~. That will help tn my Senate race." 46 arrested at Dlablo SA.N LUIS OBISPO -Opponents of the D1ablo Can} on nuclear power plant demonstrated at th e seaside fac1lit ) throughout the weekend. leading to arrests of 45 people. 1nclud1ng th ree women soaked in what they said was their own blood. There were 23 arrests Sunday when as many as 350 people gathered at the plant's main gate after a Ph-mile hike from Av ila Beach to protest 11s scheduled start-up Thursday, sheriffs Sgt. Leon Cole said "They had done this to symbolize that nuclear power 1n general and Diablo Can yon 1n particular is going to bring deatb i.o ~oplc,'' Abalone Alltance spokeswoman MarY Moore said of the three women . The women and 20 others were booked for 1nvesttgaton oftrespassmg. Cole said. Cambodla rebels overrun BANGKOK. Thailand -Vietnamese troops over· ran a major Ca mbodian resistance base after heavy shcl ltng, ex tending an offen si ve that has driven some 75.CXX> rcfueecs into Thailand or to camps along the border. That m1lttary offic1ab report. The Amp1I camp. overrun Sunday after an eight-hour barrage, is head· quarters of the Khmer People' Nattonal Libera ton Front The guemllas are oan of a coalitton contesting the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia. The camp. about 220 mile cast ofBangkok. contained about 4,000 guemlla fighter~. at'l·ord1ng to resistance es11mates. 1 he Vietnamese attack was part of a recent 1ntcn~1ficat1on of the ( ambod1an war which has seen fierce baulc~ 1n 10 Cambodian provinces. Fire• d•mage nag•hlp PORTSMOUTll. England -Admiral Horatio Nelson·~ flagship Victory was damaged by two separate fire 1n tb drydock berth at Ponsmouth early today, the Dcfcn~e M1n1str)' ~1d Dctttt1ves were invcsttptina possible arM>n, satd a spokesman, who promised more dcttul~ later 1 he e~tent of the damaie was not 1mmedi1tely known. The clty fire bngade said it was c.tlled 10 the 2, 164-ton wooden man o' war al 1 :30 a.m. and put out a fire on the lowtr deck. One hour later, the bnpdc wa recalled to tackle an,>thcr blalc. Victory was launched in l 76S 'Ma tllda' copyrrlght coate.ted YONEY. usiraho -Pnme MmiSlcr Bob Hawke \I) he wa. surpnscd to learn an Amena.n compeny hu a cop)'n&ht on the famous Australian son, .. Walt.una · M1ttlda." and he plans to uke the matter up directly with Pre 1dcn1 Reaaan. Hawke told Australian tclev111on undll) ntaht that he dtttdcd to raise the miner wnh Rcnpn after lcanuna that the New York firm of Carl Fisher Inc. ha a North American copyn.aht on the IOI\&. The discovery wa made when acvcral Au1trali1n fiJm compamc u5N the aona 1n Olm1 without rc«ivlna pernH$ ion frurn or pa)'1n1roynltin10 the Ne York Orm. FBI retraces Wilder trail By TM AllAAa ... P'"' lnvestipton are tryina to tcU'ICe ~ 1~000.mi\~ trail of rape-murder 1u1pcct Christopher Wilder to find four miHU\& women who arc believed to have bttn amon, bi1 victima. the FBI aaid today. Lawrence Gillipn1 an FBI spokesman in Boston, II.id aaenll are exam in in& photos of women found in a auitcue In Wildet's car after he was killed Friday to see if there were more than the 11 known victims allesedly abdueted by Wilder. "There were photos in the car," Gillipn qid, "and the FBI is tryin& to find the locations of four miuina people, ·all females." One abduction with which Wilder was charged wu of an unidentified Florida colleae student. ~c told authorities her kjdnapper took her to a south Georai• motel, raped her, tonured her with electrical shocks and tried to aJue her eyes shut. She escaped. On Saturday, FBI aaents and New Hampshire state police displayed some of the items found in Wilder's car after he shot himself to death near the Canadian border the previous day. Besides 49 $100 bills were a gun holster, receipts, a knife. scisson, silver duct tape, glue and photos of women. The women in the photos have not been identified, authorities \aid Sun~y. They said the items will be tested to sec 1ftbey were used on any of the women. Authorities said the last person known to have been in Wilder's car was a 19-year-old Billerica. Mass .. woman who escaped when Wilder's car stopped at a stop sign, authorities said. The woman. whose identity was withheld, had been abducted in Wenham, Mass .. on Friday morning after her car broke down. the Solemn alalom Talll aboat a weM••• pro-ce11loa. 91aert n.Mr (frODt left) and 111GkeJ J'Mber (rtclal) ekt down trail at 8Dowbtrd UJ r..m ID Utah after~ mu- rt.4 at top of 1.000-foot neon. Botnb blast kills 2 U.S. envoys WINDHOEK. South-West Africa (AP) Tbc two Americans, who had been en -Two U.S. officials monitorin& South route to ·a briefin& on troop withdrawal Africa's troop withdrawal from Anaola arranacmcnu, were killed Sunday 2S miles were killed when a bomb blast shatlercd a from the Angolan border when a exploded psoline station that has been a past UlrJCt at the station in Oshakati where they had of guerrillas fighting for independence. stopped to service their car. The Americans A U.S. diplomatic source said the attack apparently was not aimed at the Americans and that they simply happened to be there at the time. were identified as Dennis Keogh, 44, director of the U.S . diplomatic office monitoring the troop withdrawal agree- ment, and military attache Lt. Col. Ken Crabtree, in hls early 40s. , ---------· Hart, JaGkson savor weekend's victories ., ............ p,.., Gary Han and the ~v. Jesse Jackson att looki,_ to M11soun•a caueutet this week after winniJ\I week- end c.ontests in AIUona and South Carolina, while Walter Mondale likes a mt from the Democratic presidential campai&n still holdint a comfonab1e del-eaate lead. Han was headina to St. Louil and Jeffenon <;ity, Mo.\ today • from . Cali-fomaa, where he spent the weekend raising money and savoring a win over Mondale in Arizona's caucuses. "It's been a ro~ couple of weeks. bu1 I thmk thiop look belier now, particu- larly here in the West," he said in Beverly Hills .• :We won that sta te pretty decis-ivel y." Jackson planned a trip to Missoun. too. after a rall y Sunday afternoon in Wash- ington, D.C.. that drew 10,000 ~. 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'· n II•• •1 'I 11 1 d 1 \ 111,,1ut1~ I~ t•ut\tdh111 ''•'I '"'• ' \ •ft: Hit fllflf' l 11th"' pf "11ftf~ Ii "11h 11 "'" 11\I 11th" I " lh '-.t I 1 UOlt " 11 f'\ \ IPlht '411'' lh, 1111, c .,, • '' K11k" I'' t t~ ' "'I ,._ ' r----------------------1 What do you call tM pnftct plaM? : ' 1111 I 11 I '" I t ,~, I'( ,, 1 • fl I'' !Ill 1. L!lhh I I tlunlrr. ti• lt1 "t l H1h Ii;'"'"" fh" 'tl11u '''"' \ "''' '' I 1\ 'I\ \\11 ,,,.'"""' '"' ,,, , 111 11\u If I I~' ... '''"'" ''"'"' . ' I I L----------------------- \ l I ! f • I I ~ r State beach lifeguards protect and serve publlc To the Editor: I am writinJ. in regards to your anicle (DaJI)' Pa lot, March 20) dealing with the drowning death of Arturo Gonzalez Herrera. Your reports stat- ing that Mr. Herrera's "cries for help went unheeded because of a language barrier wi1h the lifeguards" were not only false, but sugested that the state lifeguards were not capable of pcr- formina their vital funC11on These insinuations are terribl y un fair First of all, any lifeguard 1n Cali- fornia can tell you that a swimmer 1n djstress can be spotted long before their cries for help are heard . .\" an employee of both Huntington and Bolsa Chica State Beaches. I can al\o attest that in a large portion of our winter rescues. swimmers arc spotted from an enclosed lifeJuard tower -4 stories high. A cry in any language would not be the deciding factor as to whether someone was sa ved or not The fact 1s. Mr. Herrera died not due to a ··1an~uage bamer" but because of a crucial delay in not if) ing emergency pe rsonnel. When Mr. Herrera began to have diffi culty wh1IC' swimming, his friends returned 10 their home (over 30 minute s awa)) ~fore returnin1 to the beach to continue their sc.arch for him. Our personnel were not notified of the 1nc1dent fo r nearly two hours. Had we been informed immed iately. we could of had three to six lifegurds in th e water within 10 minutes and a boat and d ive team on the scene in another 10 minutes. In many cases. cold water rescues can still be per- formed within 1his period of 11me. We are all deepl) saddened by the death of Mr Herrera. but even more so b} the fact that we were not informed of h1s predicament until so late. We continue our efforts to teach ~w1mmers 10 recognize hazardous '>Url cond1t1on s as we ll as how to act in c:JM' one 1s caught 1n a dangerous situation. For example, we currently visit a number of schools yearly to promote aquatic safety and aware- ness and offer free programs for underpri vileged and minonty stu- dents. I hope this will better mfonn the public that the state lifeguards are here to }en-e and protect them, and "Ill conunue 10 do so. K.A. MONTGOMERY Huntington Beach· Complaints make sense To the Ednor: The letter (Dall) Pilot. Apnl 3) from a gentleman 1n Hun tington Beach saying that he 1s sick of the people of Newport Beach crying about the airport has raised m)' ire. He fails to consider facts. The residents of Newport Beach provide services for over I 1.000.000 v1s1tors each year. We pick up the trash they leave behind. we vie w11h them for parking places m fron 1 of our homes and in the summer ume especially. we plan our h' C'> around the traffi c they create. Newport Beach 1s told how 11 can develop its coasta l and ba} propcrt ). 1t 1s told we must lower our propert) values by providing low cost housing, our beautiful ba ) 1s made unusable by runoff from inland t·1t1e\. our 1axcs are higher and our schools rccc1' c k'>s funding. and in add1t1 on "e must tolerate 1e1 planes overhead. deaf- ening some and laying a huge pall of gray and black ash fall out o'er thl· rest of the Cit)! I am hearnl) sick (to quote from 1hc aforemen11oncd le11cr) of ha\ mg the Cit) of Newport Beach put down because we oppose expansion of the airport. I have li ved in Newport for almost 40 years, not before the airport wa s here but long before the jets came; when there were about 20.000 resi- dents and the airport was so inactive that on Sundays 11 was a NHRA dragstnp. To say that the airport was here first. so 11 should take precedence over residents' desires is comparable to saying that one should quietly accept his quiet res1denual street bcing turned in to a highway or freewa-. or truck route. Would not the letter ·writer feel strong nega tive ll."cllngs about that? The residents of Newport Beach a re not the only ones who sec a clear need for an airport elsewhere. Their complaints and d1ssausfac11on with the current airport proposals are very necessar) 10 push along a ~arch for a bt.·11er solu11on than ex pansion of an alread' o'er burdened communttv laci1 11; · K. JACOBSEN Balboa Island -· ·u actors draw a all had a tough II 11.S'ft'.)P 6UU<ING! ~KNEW THERE~ NO OSCAR (ATE&QRY PORA ft:>REl6N FOLICV ~ •• • Why act like anyone else? The Academy Awards are over and not a moment too soon for me. I like to be in on everything. and because r ve seldom seen the pictures they're talking about. I always feel out ofll Y<hen they talk about the Oscars. It seems strange that we admire actors as much as we do. The best actors and actresses are our most popular and highl y paid citizens. We praise them fo r their work as in- cessantly as we criticize our poli- ticians. although there's no question as to who'sdoi ng the most important work . When one ofour legendary Holly- wood actors dies -and there are a great many legendary Hollywood actors-the news dominates the newspapers and tcle v1s1on. I don '1 dislike actors. I'm as taken with the charm of Jimmy Stewart or the fey beauty of Meryl Streepas anyone. I was once in love with Audrey Toner. but I fail to under- stand whyaciorsand actres~sare so h1ghl} paid or so much revered. Why doe!:> a person w1\ha talent for pr$!tcnd1ng to be someone else evoke such dcvouon? We normallycon- s1der .. being )Ourself' a desirable wa} fora person to behave. T he good actors are all bright so 11 obviously takes intelligence 10 as- sume the language and characteristics ANDY Roo11n of another person. It the actors are so bri&)lt. you'd think they'd want to put their intelligence to some creative use. The performingaruare a lot more desperate for good writers than they are for good actors. All a director has to do 1s wh1stJeand he's got a line of actors lookingforthe part. I fa producer whistles for a wnter. no one comes. Somethinggets into people who want toact. lt'sa bug the~ catch. They are often so dedicated to It that I probably shouldn't knock it. Real dedication to anything is hard 10 find . The aspiring youngactors-that"s the phrase-must know it's possible to _Jet rich and famous. bu 1 I don't think it's wealth or fame that drives them. I gi ve them that. They've got that bug. They"llgive up everything 10 get a pan in a one-act play, even 1fit's written by a friend and do ne in the basement of an abandoned church for no money. A young woman may come to New York or Hollywood to be ao actress, and pay the rent for years from what she makes as a waitress at a neigh- borhood cafe. but whenever she bas to fill out any official form that asks for her job. she wntcs in" Act ms ... All the male actors up for Academy A wards this year had played the parts of drunks, cnminals or failures. I don't know how much personal experience an actor has to draw from 10 play a role. If actors draw a lot from their own lives, the nominees this year have all had a tough life. I was pleased with one award becau~ I'm so impressed with the Beatty family. Warren and his sister. thewmner.Shirley MacL..aine. War- ren Beall)' wrote. produced, directed and aCled in the great movie .. Reds .. last year. I've never seen Shirley act but I've seen her interviewed and I watched her at work as a political activist at the Democrat1cconven- tion in Miami several years ago. If she's as good an actress as she iu political activist. she'sone of the best. I was pleased she won but J can't imagine wh y she'd be sausfied play- in$ an)'one else when she's so good al being herself. A.ady Rooaey Is a 1yadlcated colamal1t. Reagan should. invoke Monroe Doctrine Congress is communism's ally in the war for Central Amer-ica WASHI NGTON -Ho" th e) must be howling 1n Ha,ana Upon discovering that the anti-communist "contra!>" "'ho mined Ni caragua's harbors ma> have been supponed from a CIA mother ship. the Repubhcan<ontrolled Sen- ate stampeded and vo ted 84-12 for Teddy Ken nedy's resolution to re- buke the President and 1crm1natl' Amencan funding for an~ mining operation. Now. the en tin.: $21 m1ll1on 1n l ' '-I aid to the contras '" 1n JCn panh l 1p O'Neill hatorc 11 1<1 thl' Western camp Y-111 ha\1' hcl·n ahan- doned in the field and "''" have lo<tl their war. Watching h1' Repuhhtan Pan' running d'fT 10 hide behind Tedd) Kennedy's 'iktm. Ronald Reagnn must have thought more than ontt· this pa.st week of packing up and going home. Who could blame h1m'1 What ;i pathetic crowd 1n the ( ungress of thl· U nited States Ont) 12 '>t'natnr., ~toc ><l by the President Rr puhhc:an'> Den- ton and Dole. Goldwater and 1:-a'>t Hatch and Hecht. Thurmo nd and Syms. Tower and \\ allop. and of course. Jesse Helm<, .\nd OOI; r>i-mo- crat. Long of Lou1'\1ana What wac; tlw part1t·ulctr harhartt ) that offended the Senate" It wa\ thl' laying of aw u'\t1ral m ine\ in Nicaragua's harbors whi t h gu off" 1th a fearful bang. but which arc 'o wl."ak 1n explosive po"'cr. the}' haH~ }'Cl lo 11nk a "iingle one of the h.111 tlorcn ships the}' have ~truck ··Terron<;m at w, wor,1" r:u lcd thl· peaker of tht' Hou\C Y..h1 th put' the~ link acou\llral mine\''" a par with the Soviet ma.,..auc ol K 1\ l 007 and the Sov 1rt\0 U<,(' of ~hl'mllo11 warfare agam'it 1ht· \ 1ll<1~l·r, of \I· ah· n1~tan .. I think 1t"c, a dl\grac.\.'lul thing for ORANf , r CUAS T Daily Pilat thC' United State~ to do," \aid former pre\1dent Jimmy Carter: and Re- agan'!i refusal to allow the World Court to pas!. Judgment upon the legalit) of this m1n1ng 1s an ··un- precedented approach 10 1nter- nat1onal law and qu11e damaging to our countl) ·s reputation among na- tions.·· .\\ the pre'-1dcn1 who ushered the ~and101stas into power and sub- mitted that 1erromt outrage against .\mcncan soverc1gnt}. the Iranian ho\tage taking. 1u the World ( ourt. < artcr's pos1t1on 1s JI least cons1stcn1. f h1s mi ning "-3'> an "ar t violating 1nlcrnat1onal la\\ ,in clCI of Y.ar." tkdarcd thl' '>en1ur '>cnator from \nrnna in an angr) lc11er to 8111 ( asc~ But 'lurch C\{'J')th1ng the rontra., ha'e been doing "'Ith the millions pro" 1dcd them in weapons and munitions has be<.·n an act of war -attack.mg barrack'-. blowing up bridges. assaul11ng r~1<ho 'ilJt1ons and OCCUp)ing IO"-n'>. r here " a "':ir going un 1n Nicaragua a' Y..('ll as El ~alvador. "'}11ch Y-1 11 deu<.k the dcstin) of ( entral .\menc:a. e'7el)<>nc !>CCms to relogn11e the stake<>. except the < ongrC"S'-ol the l n1ted ~talc~ F1dl'I ( a'>lto ha\ 11 000 { uban pcro;onnel in N1taragua. 1000ol them r omhat tmorc; and adv1-.c:r\, the re \! n11hta rv-tra1ned The '°lov1et l Jn1on . with hundreds of Cast Bloc ad v1s.e~ 111 the country. 1s pouring 1n thousands of tons of m1h1ary equip- ment to arm and -;upport the Nicaraguan armed forces. wh ich now number I 00,0CXl troop-; and m1ht1a. 1 he Soviet 1n vas1on of North Amcn- ca 1<; under wa~ If the United tatc is gu1na to wnte off the contras. our all1e ~ hec:tur,c the}' mined Nicaragua\ pons and t..omm1t them 10 defeat by cutting off the-tr ammun1· t ion and c;upplle!>, th e oul<.'onlc of the "ar for< cntrnl '\mem a I\ cC"rta1n -< entral America 1s goina commun1~t. H. l. 8chwertz Ill I •b ~,. Chaiy Oowellby I • 1 • I l At 111•' " 1'11 ~ .... Larry 0 . Speer• ....... u CJ r "'' .Frenk Zlnl A '"-t•ll• f l11hl< I Then. our options will be down 10 two: send United States forces, by the hundreds of thousands, to recapture Central America. or move our de- fense perimeter back to the Rio Gra nde. If the Sov1l"l Union and Castro wcre forced 10 deal with Ronald Reagan alone, they would be in deep trouble tn the Western Hemisphere. It 1s the Congress of the United States that 1s communism's 1nd1spensablc ally in the conquest of Central Amenca. T he bewildering behavior of the Republican Se nate raises a quesuon as to whether the government of the United Staiec;. as currently con- stituted. 1s capable of stopptng the ad vance of the Soviet em pire. ,~ L.M. Bovo -=-- PAT BucHUAN The Soviets -and their surrogates -proc laim it a constitutional right and moral duty to support "'wars of national liberation" -1.e .. th e use of subversion. urban terror and guerrilla war to collapse the economies and ovenhrow the governments of allies of the United States. If. when a Marxist-Leninist regime 1s installed. as in Nicaragua. that regime 1s exempted by the Congress from counterattack and liberation by the West, the outcome for the West and the United States is no longer a matter of doubt. One hundred sixt y years ago, the Monroe Doctrine declared it a threat to our "peace and safety" for any foreign power "to extend their system to any portion of this hemisphere ... Surely, totalitarian communism is such a system. President Reagan should update and resubmit the Monroe Doctnne as a congressional resolution, and ascen.ain just how far the will to suicide is advanced on Capitol Hill. Patrld Bucbanaa Ii • 1yadlcated columalllt. ·Government pays royalties When libraries lend books fhc author write" a book. The hhrar) OU) s 11. and lends 11 repeatedly tu people who therefore don't have to buy 11 This cuts the author" royal11e\ \<>the Federal Government 'itcp., tn to pay the author an annual ro)alty based upon how many P.COPle borrowed the boolc from the library. Client asks 1f this makes sense. Don"t know. don't know. But it's how it's now done in Oen mark. Great Bntain, Swedrn and West Germany. R11.l )'our!.elf of wrath Hana Kina Melch1zedck 1n cffiay. He ruled Salem in 1900 8 (' before 1t became Jeru'l.alem And ht chat'ied every· body 1n h1sdoma1 n a Oat tO pcrcent of their money for Just being thert In othe1 words. 1t wa'I he who invented 13lle\ Ra11n of wonien to men in the \ov1et I 'n1on no" run\ 11 4 to I 00 Q In hor\c rncin~ quarterho nc"i arc la">ter th arl thorouahbreds. arc th e)' not'' \ Yea ewn "' c;pnntm arc faster than miler\ The strat.aht·stretch Q~1ancrhoro;c a Ions a founfi ofa mile will brca~ 45 mph l'hc thornuahbrcd on thl' l m ular lonacr trod run, hctwtcn lO and 40 mph. fhe harnc'I .. raC't.'r h111. he 1wc.-~n 2' nnd lO mph .. Q h n"t actor Judd Hirsch a phy:o.1c1st., .\ He holds a BS. 1n ph ) •ucs, all righ t. From C11y College of New York Class of"60. Don't believe he 'd call himself a phys1c1S1, though . Q. The word "falsehood" did not come from the fact that kmghts of old wore "fal se hoods'" to conceal their identity. m . "Hood" is merel y a suffix to show condition. a' rn childhood and motherhood. A You've demolished another bnaht idea with the hard facts. Hope you're satisfied. It has to be a prcttr hvC'ly volcanic eruption or we won t hear about 1t. evidently. Only three eruptions come to mind at the moment, but m fact. the world's 600 acti vc vole.a noes blow out an avera,ic of 30 eruptions a year . Now the medicos say the tendency to 'hcddandrufT1s an 1nhentcd thinf If~ not a contqion You can't get n by u~ina ~mebody et~·, comb Am now told you can't em1arate to New Zealand. the land of golf coursts, JUit to tetire. The country won't pc nn1t 1t \1 hand 1~ a cur-respondent'\ rcpon out or ~nul ~outh Korea 10 , challenge your creduht)I. Claims a mortuary there 1s operated· by a Korean-America n named Swan Song. To marl) 1n the Soviet mon. both the hnde and the groom have to be at least age 18. The late Mao Tse-tungdian't brush his teeth. Maybe never. This. accord- ing to China scholan. Figure your umbrella will last two and a half years? That's said to be typical Onl}' one c1t11cn 1n SO has an I Q. over 140 The record hows Abe Lincoln's favorite de~sen was a concoction called molauts pie. The only cells 1n the human body that don't "'produce art the bra1n C'Clls. I've n~1ccd Your old Enalish teacher would bt ashamed of you, 1ryou t"an't pick out the three arammaucal erron tn this two-word stnttntt "Thcm's them." L.M. Bo,.d '' • 1yo'1r•t~tl rol•mal11. JACK 1110111 Swedes, Sovsia high tech battle Sweden t ries to foil thefts by KGB agents WASHINGTON-The KGB and Swedish counterintelligence are en- gaged in a secrtt war over Western high-technology items. The Soviets keep trying 10 steal them. usmg Sweden as a transit point. The major battlefield in this under- ground war is Goteborg, an industrial center and seaport on Sweden's west coast -equally handy to Soviet-bloc countries and Western sources of high-tech equipment. Possibly in an effort to keep the Swedes' feet to the fire, the U.S. &overnment earlier this month filed criminal charges against a Swedish company for the 1978 sale to the Soviets of a radar system contain mg U.S. pans. It was the first lime charges of U.S. ex.port law violations have been filed against a foreign company. In this case the firm. Datasaab. was half-owned by the Swedish government at the time of the disputed sale. Ironically. Sweden -determined to maintain its I 70-year-old tradition of neutrality -has been far better about preventing illegal high-tech diversions 10 the Soviets than per- haps half a dozen otbercountnes. The 1978 sale was something of an aberration for the Swedes. CIA and State Department sources have given my associates Dale Van Alta and Michael Binstein top-secret details of increas&I Swedish efforts to foil the KGB's high-tech thieves. The sources pointed out tha1 1he 1978 radar sale 10 the Soviets by Datasaab was a serious matter. The TERCAS radar system -Terminal and End Route Control System - was supposedly for civilian use at the Moscowairpon. But U.S. intelligence believes the Soviets have now inte- grated It into their mllitary defen se network to track incoming bombers and fighters. But the sources emphasized that Sweden, unlike such other neutral countnes as Austria and Switzerland. has shown a clear inclination to keep sensitive military technology out of Soviet hands. Last fall. for example, Sweden seized seven containers of U.S. computer equipment on their way to Leningrad and returned them to tbe American manufacturer. And in January, the Swedes de- livered a confidential aide-memoirc to the State Depanment that read: .. The Swedish government has de- clared its determination not to let Swedish territory become a tran- sitional area for iJl~lly obtained restricted technology.· As far as the CIA has been able to determine. Sweden has not con· tributed significantly to the Warsaw Pact nations' mitt.a pability. The Soviet bloc has been al> to buy laser range finders and fire-con systems from Sweden. but not som of the sophisticated air-<iefensc rad and anti-aircraft 1uns they want. One yardstkk of the Swedes' de- termination is the number of Soviet spies they've kicked out -12 in ltulc over a year. In fact. the last Soviet consul 1n Goteborg was sent packing for espionage activities. as, was the Goteborg-bascd regresentat1ve of the Suvi'1TeliStt1' ofs ipping. Swedish intelligence 1s keeping a close watch o.n Soviet diplomats. who are believed to include about a dozen KGB agents. and possibly twice that number. The Swedes believe these agents' primary mission is industnal esp1onaJe. This 1s espcc1ally true. the Swede feel, of the Soviet con ular staff m Gotebora. Of the nearl)' 30 Soviets attached to the consulate. several have been classified by the Swedes as suspected KGB agents spccia11Ling in science and tcchnoloa)'. The Sovietl htve two main lafJets in Gotebora: L.M. Ericsson. the giant electronics firm that took over Dawaab. and Saab Scania. which makes Sweden's combat aitcraf\ and has a manne electronics dJv111on tn Gotebora. Amona the advanced naval cctu1pment the Sov1cts lust af\tr is Sub Scan1a 's automatic system for pilotina shun without personnel on the bridac. HART BEAT: When Sen. Oary Hut, ().{'oto., withdrew h i1 cam· paian tunda from the Arab-controlled First American Bank of Wasb1naton about 10 days before the New York pnmary. critics chaf'ICd that he \lt&s panderina to th~cwish vote. Thouah the benk's Arab conncct1on had been eubtic knowledac for years, Ken Ou1do. spc~••I counsel to the Kan cam,.isn. i ued a statnnc1n Sl}'ing ~ aot Han out of the bank u soon as he•~~ o'tl\C rab c.'Ol'ltrol, J•ct ADdersa 1,1 1 1yHlmtftl t'OJUulll. Dlllr .......... ~u.~ Jfil llcl>anlel'• tappercbe atadenta in Coeta the hop-atep-9kippm. bu the aame aerclM .... can •oach for the claim tlaat one hoar of nlue .. two hoara or om call.athenttca. Body fitness on tap Rhythmic exercise ts back in favor thanks to Broadway shows By KAREN E. llEIN OflfleOlllr ......... Jill McDaniel plops the record player's needle down and strains ot George Gershwin's "Embraceable You" fill the mirror-lined room. "Five, six, seven, eight: Fa-lap step. fa-lap step. fa-lap st~p. fa-lai: slep,f a-lap-beel, t~-heel... The tall, slender blonde leadinJ si~ men and women through the intncatc steps of a tap-dancing routine is not rehearsing the next community musi· cal production. She's teachina a class in the latest form of aerobic exercise -a com· bi nation of tap dancing and physical workouts she calls "Tappercize." McDaniel. who lives in Hunt· ineton Beach with her husband Michael Lescault, opened a business about a month ago offering tappercizc classes. She credits the idea to a friend ol hers, Alice Mcintosh, who began tappercize classes as a way to attract new students to a dance studio in Pasadena about a year ago. McDaniel's classes. held at a modeling studio in Costa Mesa, have already spawned imitations around lhe county. she said. "The women say it's easier lhan straight aerobics," the inslructor said. McDaniel also works al Disneyland as a can-can dancer in lhe Golden Horsesbow Revue. Alona with providing a strenuous, aerobic workoul, tappercize helps revive the art of tap-dancing which is enjoying a renewal lhanks to the current popularity of old Broadway musicals, "42nd Street" and "Sugar Babies," she said. "It's a new, easier way of teaching tap. Instead of spending lime al the barre doing shuffles. we team a routine and do it every week unul they've got it down. Then we'll go to a new routine," McDaniel said. Many of her students are older women who took tap dancing classes when they were children and want to tap again. Besides being "in" ri&ht now, tap is easier than classical bafiet and can be learned faster. "lt'sgot a great rhythm and you can be kind of klutzy and loud and still do fine at tap." While some might question just how much workout a tappercize class provides, McDaniel said the shuffles, runs, hops and jumps involved in the class are pretty strenuous. "Sugar Ray Robinson (the former middleweight boxing champion) took tap and he said one hour of tap is equal to two hours of caJisthenics in exercise vaJue." McDaniel said. '• w ·oman, ·squatte battle for homes But authorities say treehouse. shack must be demolished SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A treehouse wi th a sunken bathtub and an old shack occupied by a colorful "squatter" are illepl, say officials who want the unusual dwellings demolished. But the occupants plan to fight - with a little help from some influen- tial friends. including a former con- gressman. Rosemary Read, an airline flight attendant, built her elaborate treehouse 10 years ago atop the redwoods in a canyon 20 miles south of San Francisco. She says she has invested between $20,000 and S2S,OOO in it. The house, which features a kitchen, livina room. rooftop bedroom and a sunken tub in the bathroom, is suspended by chains from steel beams about 20 feet above the ground. And that apparently violates a law requiring foundations. Olin Cobb, often called San Fran- cisco's most famous squatter. has spent the past four months living in a four-room shack that once served as the abode for the resident manager of the city's pon. A few of his own belongmgsand some items from local dumpsters have helped Cobb tum the once-abandoned shack into a tidy home. Read and Cobb have both been told by authorities that their homes arc illegaJ and must be demolished. Former Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. is representing Read, who ignored an Apnl I deadline for demolition. San Mateo County's chief building inspector, Paul Schmidt, calls the trcehouse "an abortion" and wants it razed. The county building code requires that all houses have a foundation and Read's home, perched atop five redwood trees, doesn't meet that standard, Schmidt said. Schmidt said McCloskey is "wast- ..Tht. aback needed me and rm wtWaa to =6..Jreat," .,. Olin Cobb, one of San P'ranct.co•a moef col aqaatten. ing his time." However, he has agreed to meet with the attorney. Read admits she never got a building pennit for ber dwcUing which went unnoticed by the county until March 1983 when a building inspector who heard about it hiked through steep terrain to reach her I-acre parcel. Schmidt claims the house could collapse if any of the supporting chains break and bas told Read she bad to tear it down. "It wouJd seem insane to tear down a house if it can meet county standards," McOoskcy said. Kc argued the trees in which the house is nestled "have been lhroU&b more earthquakes than the California missions. It (the house) will survive an earthquake, while other homes would not." Cobb. wbonowliveson the dock of the bay, ooce lived in a celebrated treebouse atop Telesraph Hill wbC:re be entertained bis -ealthy neishbora. He objects to plans to tum bis cuneot home into rubble. .. "Th.is shack: needed me, .. said the 49-year-old former tuaboat skipper. "The place was in terrible shape when I moved in. The windows were smashed i.n1 ~nd there wu at least two tons of ruDOisb on the Ooon. "l have put in hundn:dsofbounof labor to make it presentab&e. Aad now all of a sudden they want to iear down a place that has been empty for at least l 0 yean just to act rid of me.·· The shack sports a brasa headboard for the sin&lc bed, an array of carpetina from local dumPllen. mir- rors to reflect cand\eli&hl (there is no electricity or running water) and curtains separating the rooms. The pon's chief inspector. Pat Fanis. wanted to tear the shack down. But Arthur Coleman, prcsjdent of the pon commission. bas Jiven Cobb another JO days to find a new hom~ And attorney Alan French has written to Pon Director Eugene Gartland suggesting that Cobb be given caretaker status in return for a nonti nal rent. "I'm not trying to homestead here." sa1d Cobb, who ekes out a living scavenging. "I know I don't have a nght to this place. And rm willing to pay a little rcnL I'm not a tramp or bum. I live Within my means. and J never beg." Oh, say can you hear the patriots2· Youngsters stngtng to serve country --- 1\ T"' ..\ TER (AP) -Weary but exuberant elementary school cbil;. dren warbled through the weekend in a · 72-hour marathon of sinaina patnot1c songs. HoateNSuey Laby welcomea Dorothy Yardley u tea co-ehalrmen Jeanne Brownell and llloklllan enjoy a remark ln theanlmatedcon•enad on. Ami Baiieen, Blnnle Beaumont, Barbie lllnchler and :Ji'ETaDa &ather ln u.m, room of llelaon Coq Hardy where h.leb tea hono patroneaeea. Not all the kids sang all the time, but some "-en" singing constantly or pledging allcg1ancc. which they did once an hour along wtth singing the national anthem. Tea· leaves memories Luby·maison a dds magic =-----to patronesses' affair By ANN CONWAY • 0111r ..... C«t I I. I •111 Sany and "-ltr W. Laby of Newport Beach opened the doors of their French country Maison Coq Hardy to members and patronesses of the Adoption Guild of Southern Oranae County as a memorable location for their annual tea. For 23 yean the Guild has sponsor_cd the a.ftemoon affair to honor aupponen of Holy Fam 1 ly Servtccs, an aaency that provides counselina and adoption in Orange and Los Anseles counties. The Lubys' fonnal yet roma.nticarounds(rcmi- niscent ofboth Enalishand Freochcountry~ides)and interiors (perfectly executed by the Lu bys with . . architectural d~iJncrCarl Panoa1) lent a special ma11c to this year's "bi&h tea." But even more beautiful than the European settina were the 27Swomen who attended. Wearina aprin&-inspircd cmembles of sit~. linen and kn1 t. they seemed to have pthered for ~n impending Easter Parade on New Y ork'a Fifth A venue. "These 1oracou1 women really have ll toaethcr." commented patroness Mary Au Mlller. "They have balanced family andcomtnunity involvement W'tlh • l > lov..: lu1 :.µo1 l:.. · · ( I he lluilJ :. largc:.t I unJ-raJScr 1s a.- annual tennis tournament over Memorial Day week- end.) Welcoming guests on the terrace were P..,1111 Carpenter.guild president, and Jeane Brownell and Nickle Marz, tea co-chairmen. They are joined on the guild board by Frtnle , WUllam1, Bobble Stabler, &~1 Cook, Glacer Zhn- mermu, Blllff• Hall. Dealae 8....,.1,Sara Reau1 Martoa Devlcll. PattJ A.Menoa. l>elly R .. 1eu, Jeu· Wri1Plt. Betty Svem0ea, K.arH Rob1 and CUlym Rous. Enjoyina the hospitality of the Lu bys were Pa& All.,.,Sua BMty, E.B. Cbm~rlia.Saay Etuou, OIUe HUI, BarbM HlncMer. Lacy LUu, NucJ PettljoM, Nuey lllort. Mart.ly wu .... Loru BaJTy andPa•Earl. Also prelCnt were Buban Servenoa, Loa Elin Loaa, Coul• Mn,.y, Beverly Pe&en, Barban Bowle, ~1 Morsu. l.aU. WPleeler and Je11te D-•m. • • • The Junior Council members oflhc Laguna &ach Museum of An will dress in &atricc Potter costumes and help youna.stcrscclcbrate spnnaSaturday wtth an afternoon of puppetsand storytclhna. Geared toward children from l to 8 years old. "Easterat the Museum" will feature two 30-mmute shows at 3 and 4 p.m. The $2 adm15s1on will covert he cost of favors the children wilt l'CC'r1vc Scatinais hmllcd so early amvalurc encouraged at the mu5eum. 307 C'hff Drive. • · .............. _, ........ ~ Adog:on Oall4 Pneldent PbJllla Carpenter, rt.iht. cle- 1erl lta project. to P'rltale Wlllla.ma and Ann Pa.DC•· ' The singathon began at 3:30 p.m: Fnda}. shortly after school let out for the Easter holiday. and was sched· ukd to end at 3·30 p.m. today. It was the brainstorm offif\h &ndt teach{'r JO( Rivera as an Ammca.n h1stor\ pro1ect for his students. You ngsters slept 1n the aud1tonum at Thomas Olaea.a Elemental) School or played vtdco games ~hen they weren't s1naina. Some went home for a while. I.hen returned to help keep the mpthon ao1na. "Even 1f you can onl} smg One hour. It's good because you're scr- vina your country," said Julian Shepard, a sixth-grader. "Little k.ld wccan'taoout to war. ThlSl the wa) we're aoina to serve our country." 1xth-vader Sona Chan saJd be liked s1nasna the Manne Hymn "btt~uit u's about your country and hov. you can: about 1t ·· Rivera po1ntcd out stins of fattauc on the itudents' facc1 . \Urda) ..,bik try1na to hide hts own fad1na voice. "Look at their eye\. Look at thcu fatt He Yid. "h 's • real draw on thctr tamtna But for such a worthy cau for tt" kids. 11 mak •t I wortbwllc •• ,. :· i: I I. I I f . . . . . ...... . .. .. . ,. . .. . .. ... . .. ..... " .... ·-. . .. ................ .___...__, Tacker-a.nack Becki Ballack ofNewpon Beach and Mich.act Tucker · · n Vi~o werf' married April '' io the Balboa Bay Oub. The bride, daughter of Robert and Sally Ballaclc of Newport Beach, wore her mother's ivory satin wedding aown and veil caught to a pearl embroidered Juliet cap. Her sister Vicki Jones was matron of honor and Susan Ma{tinica, Laura Wilson and Milissa BalJack, the bride's sister-in-law, were bridesmaids. Erica Bradshaw, the bride's cousin, was flower girl and Robert H~er, the groom's cousin, was ring- bcarer. The bridegroom is the , son of William Tucker of ________ __, Mission Viejo. Jim White J: • Beck.I 'hcter served as best man and Jeff flllllack, Jon Ballack and Jim Tucker were ushers. After a reception for 225 guests, the couple left on a ~ng trip to Carmel. They will make their home in Jrlission Viejo. She isas1udent at Cal State Long ~ach and ~~employed by Alpha Beta. ~ •' Ankney-O'Keefe -, A March 17 candlelight ceremony 1n Geneva ENGAGEMEN TS P.resbyterian Church, Laguna Hills. united in mamage (;ynthia O'Keefe Of Irvine and David Ankney of Agoura. Whitacre-Crapo The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard James Wlh 1tacrc of St. Louis, Mo., bas announced the The wedding will be held Aug. 10 at St. Monica's Church in St. Loujs. Q1<eefe of Irvine. Her gown featured a sweethean engagement of his daughter. Amy Lois Whitacre, to n4:kline, and full bishop sleeves. an Alencon lace bodice Stephen Dredy Crapo. the son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Anderson-Darlin ~seed pearl trim, and her skin and train were of chiffon. Crapo of Laguna Niguel. HF white lace "Gibson Girl" style hat also was trimmed . The b.ride-elect, a 197_9 graduate of Ladue High School The engagement of Glenna Marie Anderson to ~seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of purple iris. white m St. ~u1s,. has a dep-ee 1~ ornamental horticulture from Douglas Joseph Darlin was announced at a family dinner f~sias and white statis. the Umvemty of Massoun at Columbia. She is currently party given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kandy Wamsley was mrud of honor and Diana employed at Saffees Fashion House in Columbia. Anderson of Newpon Beach. O'Keefe, the bride's sister, Beth Ankney. sister of the Her future bridegroom is a 1977 graduate of Dana The br:lde-clect, a 1975 National Charity League groom. Carol Allen and Gerry Brown were bridesmaids. Hills High School and attended Saddleback College where debutante. is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman he was a two-yearmemberoftheGauchofootball team. He and USC, where she was affiliated with Pi Beta Phi. She Ankney of Glendora. Richard Reinschmidt served as best has a bachelor's degree in special education and social recievcd her master's degree from CSLB. and teaches at man and Dan Molina, Brady Kelso, Jeff Thornhill and st.udies from the UniversityofMissouri, and is completing Stoddard School in Anaheim. John Eddings were ushers. his master's degree in learning disabilities. 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The couple are planning a July wedding at First United Methodist Church in Huntington Beach. Lellaater-Dwyer · A June wedding in Huntington Beach is planned by Barbara Celeste LcMastcr and John Patrick Dwyer of Santa Monica. The bride-to-be. daughter of Mrs. Robert Lupo and Evert LcMaster ofH untington Beach, is an honor graduate of UC Berkeley with a bachelor's degree in linauistics and anthropology, recieved her master's degree from UCLA and is currently in the doctorate program there. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dwyer of Bcnccia. He is a graduate of UC Santa Cruz with honors in linguistics and psychology and is also studying for bis doctorate at UCLA. A garden wedding is planned for June 30. Corazza-Anderaon The engagement of Lynne Suzanne Corazza of Los Angeles and Dale Cunis Anderson of Costa Mesa bas been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen Corazza of Beverly Hills. 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William•• 1969 play "In the Bar ofa Tokyo Hotel," unsucceuful in it• Broadway debut and seJdom produced since, opens Tundar for a week-Iona run at UC Irvine. Thunday Kerr's fluffy romantic comedy "Mary, Mary .. takes up raidence at the San Qementc Commumty Theater. Drama department chairman Robert Cohen is directina "Tokyo Hotel.'' which be calls "Williams' finest expression in T the theater of the 01 implications of life and death in the T arts." His cast is ms composed of Rob lllllllllllllllllllll .. Ornellas, Christy Barrett. Bernardo Rosa and Albert Kim. . The ~how will play nightly through Saturday at 8 p.m. m the Fine Arts Concert Hall on the UCI campus. Reservations may be obtained by caJling 856-6617. At San Clemente, Kathy Van Kampen is directing "Mary, Mary," a comedy about a marriage gone haywire. Barbara Hollis plays the title role with Dick Vara, Stan Manning, Dan Laufenberg and Terri Prince completing the cast. Performances will be given Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. until May 12at theCabrillo Playhouse, 202 Ave. Cabrillo, San Clemente. Reservations arc being taken at 492-0465. The two newcomers join nine other shows currently on the boards along the coast. On the professional scene, the continuing plays arc: •"The Seagull" at South Coast Repcnory. 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa (957-4033). nightly except Mondays at 8 p.m. (7:30 Sundays) and weekend matinees at 2:30, through May 13. •"Man of La Mancha" at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camino Real. Tustin (838-1540). nightJy except Mondays at varying curtain times through May 6. •"Funny Girl" at the Grand Dinner Theater, 7 Freedman Way, Anaheim (772-77 10), nightly except Mondars at varying times through May 27. •" 'm Uettang My Act Together and Talcing It on the NOW PLAYING --,_,~ ~ 119-ta!O •ml1llmM ~-1-a 1 JllOI •*1Aml& hlw_,_ c.. ~, .... .. .._ ~s-511 ~ ----n.- llU 990-4021 llA MOVIES 4 ttSTI aSA S46 271 1 COWS SOUTH COAST PLAZA ctSTI •SA 631 lSOI COWARDS HARBOR TWIN -SSI06SS COWARDS W0008RIOG£ UClll MW 768 6611 LAGIN t«llS MAU •SSlll ... 495·6220 [DWAROS VIEJO MALL tUIC( 637·0340 AMC. ORANG£ MALL OIAICE 634 391 I UA CITY CENTER OUICE 634 9361 PAClflC'S OAANCE DR IN IUTHSTH m 5333 UA W1STMIHST£R PAALL iTMADEMELAUGHI 'ANIMAL HOUSE' WALKS THE BEAT!" PaUCE.Ar.ADElrl ~- NOW SHOWING MAll(ll 879-98SO lA UIU (213)691 ·0633 PACIFIC'S ANAHEIM OR·IN AMC. FASHION SQUARE 11U S~S339 IMSIM WIEJO 495-6220 MAAW BREA EDW MISSION VIEJO MAU CtSTl •SA 751-4184 IUICI 634-2553 EDWARDS TOWN CCHTER SYUfY CKOOK ll Tiit 581·S880 llSNISnt 895-S333 WWAaDS SADOI EBACl. UA WESl1MS.IULlWlt llSTlnuTO 891·3693 PAClnc·s HIWAY 39 OR.~ Road" at the Har1equin Dinner Playho .. ae, 3S03 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana (979 .. SSIJ), niafttly e~cept Mondays at varyina tima throup April 29. •"Lavender follies" at Sebutiao'• West ·Dinner • Playhouse. I~ Ave. Pico, San Clemente ( .. 91-99SO), Wednesdays throuah Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at t and 7 p.m. four community theater productions continuina their respective runs are: • .. Joseph and the Amazina Technicolor Dreamcoat" at the Newport Theater Arts Center, 2S01 Oiff Drive Newport Beach (631-0288), Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. tbrouah May 13. •"You Know I ~n't Hear You When the Water's Running" at the Irvine Community Theater in Turtle Rock Community Park, Tunic Rock Drive and Sunnyhill Road, Irvine (857-549~). Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through April 28. •"The Mousetrap" at the Newport Harbor Actors Theater, 390 Monte Vista St., Costa Mesa (631-5110), Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m. through April 29. • .. Gramercy Ghost" at the Huntington Beach Playhouse, Main Street at Yorktown Avenue, Huntington• Beach (832-1405), Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through May 19. ICEMAN . . l'I; . N<YN PLAYING *IA-&A._. WIWIBI ~ r-c..r Cflllillls.-t UA• I'S 1 ... 1.. etl-4133 11).(1546 :-s~ ft =-~2SS3 -,:c-..-·---~, U.-.. Mll 1'M111 .--···I '· ~~.~ ............. ~~ NOW PLAYING - COITA MESA EL TIIM EOWMll 8nS101 Eowwels SldcltOlcll S4G-74" 511'6llO COITAmlA EOwan11Clntm1C.. ffl-4141 T1C'll'«!lWI' .... "-'"' IU,'(A V\JT 4 Ol5Tlllll1l1l)N co. 1.'0L 91 QllUU.XXVU ~··°"""-- NOW SHOWING ll TOllO ,04JNTAINVAU.IY fOUNTAIN VAUEY EO..d s ~ Plclb Fountain Valley Eciw.os ~ Villtv S81·S880 DrM-ln 1112-2481 TWiii SJt.1500 COSTAMUA OllAHGa IANTAl'"EIP"IHOa E.owaros BrlSIDI S<IG-7444 AMC Or-. 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CIC I " ~ ' • ' c Ill "" s ' SMIOUIACI( u1.,,. u ... ~·~ ._ ..... ,. INS.ta .. ua.lll. ws SUl•l• ... _... _,, ..... 1 1e, r W£STIROOK .,, ---~ ••""''' son ...... eon..-HO UOt S1 '° ._. .. -,-o t0-o -,re-, WfSTBa~ "'IMAlll5 "'r ilif '' ... _ • t. .. " '-JI. I UM 11'1~ II( lllJOll • ,....,., ~ • • Tll • Clall\ •• t. I" ''• \J~ UOI I ..,._ r. G for you DailJPilat c1ass•t1eo ads nhon~ 64 2·56 78 , ... 4 lb THE FAMILY CIRCUS \\It looks like 'The Doy After' WHAT?" ttAR,.t\DtKE by Brad Anderson ......... ~ -----·1 -~ ,..----. )' ;--I "Marmaduke. please remember that I'm a frail little thing." llOO~ "t;LLl'S KEE PIN4 UP APPEARANCES .. Pt.:t\' l 'TS ,.. Pit ~T ~NTl( ~NC' T~E ).\~ 1i:1c ™.f SECRETAr;:~ "i STATE AND CAPE cor Tl'MBLEWEEDS T~E DARk. ~6E 5 HIE 6lJLF OF MEXIC O NOVA SCOTIA, NEW ¥OR" ~ .. -=5 D ~ ......... ~ ~~/1 ~- ..... SNIFI' ".'• WCI« OF'.fMf •, ,.,... unu.o f .,.,..,. ~f"CM.••• 1''4. BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) "Come on, 0~. Mondays art Juat the aamt 11 any OTHER day. ' DE,,IS THE ,.E,ACE Hank Ketcham - ,~~ === --~ ' \ f I~~ ~LAOIES LfAC<N LOl5 OF STUFF lHfO.?OOH ™E ~VIN ANO ™EY CALL MY MlJM ™E CHIEF ~ 1' "'· by Charles M. Schulz .... '1AT 5 IT MA1AM .. MY HEAD IS FULL :~ _.,._,_ .. ____ ....... _~-.. .. ANSWEIS TO llUDGE QUll ' Q.1-~:Mt Wu~l vulnerable, u Soulh you hold: •A94 ''AI093 04 +IUOS-4S The blddlnic hu procoodcd: Ner~ t:ut S.•tll Wttt 1 • Pua a• ot.a. MW. 3 O 7 Whal iadu>n do you lake'/ A.-You tft'~t'rlhl'd your h.1ntl wh1•n you JUMfl n11'l•·d Jl.lrln1•r\ 'IUtl at your firlll turn !'luw. you rlon't know v.h,11lo1111. \'011 ruultl h,1v1· .1 ,1,1m 1n rluh,, or nl'I m11r1• thJn J parhMn· 11 m11(ht 1•\ 1•n tw ril(ht t•1 d11uhl1• 1 h1· \ 11ln..r.1hh· 11pp11n1·nt' I'.•"· .1nfl fl';I\ I' l h1• lf••f'l'lflO I II j1.1rt n1·r O.l!-.\1·11 hn 111lrwr.1hlt'. ,,, "4Hll h \ 4111 hhlfl • K!llf3 U!13l! AtU!f • io l1.1rtn1·r 0111·n' th1· h1dd11t1< 11o11h 11n1· rluh Wh.11 du \1111 r1·,ronJ".' A. -Thl'r\' " no n-;"on lu dl'purl from lht· l(t•nnal prin t•1pll' lhut. a~ rl''lpondt·r. you 'hould bid your ~u1t' up tht· line. Respond on~ diamond. tr SHOE partner bu a four-card major ~ult, ht will ht ablu to ~how it 11l the one·lcvul and the fit will be uncovered. Q.3-Neither vulnerable, '" South you bold: •K983 <:>Q9S2 OAKJ9 •10 Thi· hlddint ha~ pr0tt•cdl'd: Nert• t:Ut Seetl We1t I • f'au I 0 f'au 2 ...... ? Wh11l rlo ~nu htd now 1 A. -Nut only h.1, p.irt n1·r 1h•nJl'd ;1 four r.ird m.1Jor '"II v.1l h hi' duh rt•h1d. ht• .tlrno't 'ur1.J.v ha,_ .1 ''' rarrl ... 1111 1n I h" "'11111•n1·1• v.11 h ,1n,\ 11th1•r t11 ... 1rihut111n. ht· 11o1111ffl 1·11 hn h.1H· h1·1·n .1hlt· 10 r.11 ... 1· il1.1m11n1h ur h11l 11n1· 1111 1 rump Th1·r1• 1, 1111 11111ir1• 111 I hi' h.11111 111•111ntf ",11l1t•. f111f l hr1•1• nu l 1·1111111. 0.4 -:"o1·1t h1·r \ 11ln1·rahlt'. ·" Suut h \ 011 hold: •AKJ73 Kl087 +K752 Thi• htddtnl( ha"I pron•t•dt•d· South WHt North t:a11t I • ran 2 • ran ? What artion do yuu takt•.' '™~ RA"IN ~ISN'T~~ ~mu 'NAT ~a DE STUFF,~ IT? ~. DRr\BBLE .~~~Bt "4E. ':> ':>IC.Kl ~~6£, wt ':>1-40\JLO HKE ..ti~ IO ~ ~E. T ! ... w...-----------..... .----"-----......1""'-...-i FOR BE1TER OR FOR WORSE t110'\Aa.,llJHEN '{OJR f!"-IE.N~ ~.I W~NT Yoo To GREET" ltte1'1 Rrffic~ ~LY. HJ.JKl; I 1 (X:).l'T ~ WHAT'5 LO~ WITH ME. .. . IF !'IVI GOIN& CRAZQ OR WHAT ! .' DR. S"OCK !'V£ GOT r~ESE FEEL-.IN&S THA11'M AFRAID TO 1Al..K 10 ' PEDPI.£ ABOUI ... BIJf 1 Mi CAN'! KEEP fME.M l~IDE A~ AND 1 51MPW HAVE 'ID CONtlD€ IN ~E.ONE !.' ___ ..., YOU HAV 6 A SOR1"' OF OFF~l'He·WAL.t.. APPROACH -ro POC.'fOR ING, DON''T' YOU, veRN r.1 SC RUB ROOM by Tom K. Ryan 'UDGE P-'•KE• A.-You could e11il1 have .ciame Ir part~r ha• the rliht cards -Lht lalo of Utt hand dcptn.dl on how little ht hit• in diamonds. You are worth a lry ror game, and we rt-com· mrnd lhret' clubs. tr parlnt-r rrlurns to thrt'<' spadrs or hid,. Lhn't' dli1mond, • he• ron Lt•nl with n p.1rl'IC'Orl'. ~.5 -f\"' ~m1t h. \ 11ln1·r.1hl1•. \OU hold; • KQJ97632 6 .., 96S4 Wh:it " 1 our ttJ>«'ntnK h11I' A. -Thi',, ,1111111~ .1 11111·,t 11111 111 h,lflff I ,lltl,1111111. \\'ht•ll I llll ha11· .1 ,,., 1•n rartl llJ, 111111.(t'r ,1111. \ 1111 'houltl rnunt .111.v ,1111• four 1".1r1l ''"' · no rnat t..r h1111o w1•ak. a~ h.·1111: v.orth 11111' 11laytnl( lrwk. Your hand. th1•rd11n" 1, worth t'il(ht pl.1y1nl( trn·k" and. at this \ uln1·r.1 h1ltt y. mt•rils .1 n up1•ninl( bid ol four spad1•s ac• 1·ordin1C 10 th1· Kult• of Tv.o . ind Thn·1· Q.t-•:t•l·Wetl vulnerable 11 '"'th you hold: •Q ~AIQJMI OIQ.•4Ut Your rfght·hand opponent open• lht biddlDf with OIM spadt. Whal action do yol l.llkt'/ A.-W•• think your h<tnd ia ;1 hit too JClronl(. dt•frn,.ivt•ly or nHt•n:ciYt>l.Y. for any bid in ht•:i rlJC. 1•v1•n four hc•.1rl11. Wt• 'UICl{t•ict you 1'l<1rt with .1 t.1k1•11111 douhlt• 11nd t ht•n Jllfllfl in h1•.1rt"' al .n•ur nc•xl turn How do yo• eh.... the bt'11l opc-nl111 lead? CharlH Gorn ha11 the111wer .•• ., a copy of MWiHias OpeaJq l.ud1," u ad I I.SS te "Gorta·Lead1," tare el tW1 eew1paper. f'.O. Bea 2H. Nerweed, N.J . 07648. Make checb payable te New1- paper~1 • by Jeff MacNeUy by Kevin Fagan ~~D If 1 c.AN l ~IND ONt I LL LOOK ~Of.R QUl\(10 I p eJ by Lynn Johnston by T OO'l Batluk I D()N1T IJ KE Ml~Aa JACKbON ! by George Lemont 0 0 ooo o"'OO 0°0° oooo oO oO 0 ".,. by Harold Lt Doux ..-~~~--.~rm.-~~~~~~~~ AwAAE THAT SUSE IS VNHAPPY. ~ENCE QUESTIONS HEA ANO RECEIVES A TEARFUL s:tEPLY ' I UKEO IT AT FIRST ... euT CARLA DON'T n..IK IT . ~ NICe! I Gt..ESS ~ ORM!" evEN M>.OE SOME CONAENT 'TO HEf' AepUT tT I -- Veteran land planner opens new Mesa firm A new planniq finn, Clatl • AllOClate., has been eatabliabed in Costa Mesa .by planner Gary P. Ctatt. Cinti, who hu 20 yean of experience in plan.runa.11 a f~under of TIM P~ Cater ofNcwpon Beach, where be wa1 servina ~s president whe~ he decided to start his own firm. The firm located at 3 l SI Airway Av~ .• provides land plannnina, site design, feasibillt; studies, urban and environmental research and analysis for developers and landownen. lrvioe resident GUbert L OU.:c1• O:anager of the Oruae C..ty Veeter C.tnl Dlstrtd, has be_en ~l~ed president of the Amertcu 11...-.. C.tnl At~.u.. The orpnazauon 11 composed of mosquito control professionals, uruven1ty retearchen and representatives of private industry from all over the world. Challet .has managed the Orange County district since 1974, and has served . u chamn~ of the Entomological Society of America Standing Commmee on Public Information. He is also active in Irvine civic affairs. • • • UMa Bllaa is the new saJcs manager of TIM Westla SHtll Cout P1ua corporate accounts, announced Mari• Braaer, director of saJes for the 400-room Costa Mc,sa hotel. An active member of the Orange County Tour and Travel Council and the National Tour Association, Bliss is now respomiblc for individual travelers and gr.oup-.meetings .affiliated with corporations based in Orange County. • • • Costa Mesa resident William T. Hesllagtoa bas been appointed vice president-national saJes director ofFlnt Amertcu Title lullfuce Co., a firm based in Santa Ana. A 17-year employee of the company, Heslington suocecds Parter S. ltenecly. Previous to his new post, Heslington served as vice president-national title officer. • • • Nt:•lud Cater in Huntington ~ch is now 100 percent leased, according to Slpal.Develop~eat Corp.'1 vice president, Wllliam Walhp. The ~two sto~ leasrng space in the center arc Modler'• Manet ud KJtdtea, with approximately 6.300 feet. and B•tterc1'ttk Cellan, a wine and cheese shop that will take 1.613 square feet. Mother's is a natural foods market that off~rs fresh produce and vitamin supplements. It will also feature a vegetarian deli, take-out and health food bar and is slated to open in June. Buttercrcck will follow in July. Newland Center is located on the comer of Beach and Adams. • • • WESCO Capltal, Ltd. of Newpon Beach is a new small bll.$1ness investment company li censed by the U:S. Small Business Administration to provide capital for small companies in Southern California. Chief officer and president of the SBIC is Peter MadJgu. Offices arc located at 3471 Via Lido, Suite 204. SBICs arc privately owned and managed firms that provide venture capital to small busi nesses for growth or expansion. • • • Ju1e11 A11odatet, 1Dc. of Irvine has added five employees to its creative depanment to help with more than SJ million in new business acquired since the beginning of 1984. according to Jo1epfll Leladecker, vice president and creative director. New personnel include: Blll Panou, senior an director; Robert Sc~erer, an director; Patrice Wlaten, production an manager; Fru.k Bonlllert, copy writer; and Jalle McCnckn, production anist. • • • Mark Ocf111 of HuntinJton Beach has been promoted construction manager for the Western Pacific division of7·Eleve11 stores. Ochs will oversee construction ofstorcs in the division, which currently includes 530 stores from San Lujs Obispo to San Clemente. . ' ", ~ .. ;,. .. ... .... ,.. ___ ...... NASDAQ adds49 stocks to computer Datapower, Micro D included from county p,.._ lite B..._.1 Wire WASHINGTON The NASDAQ National Market System (NMS), which provides iostan. tancous last-sale price aod volume data throuanout the trading day on lcadina NASDAQ issues, will expand to 879securities1uetday a.s 49 stocks join the computeriz.ed system. Gordon S. Macklin, president of the National Association of Securities Dcalen, Inc.. (NASO) bas an- nounced. Macklin pointed out that starUDs Tuesday, investors will get more information on the 49 slock.s io the financial praaes. since newspapcn generally publish ~ hi&b. low and closina pnces ofNMS issues. TV production firm opena "When looking for these stocks, readen will oft.co find that the issues have been shifted to a separate NMS stock table ... be said. The new NMS stocks arc joining the system under voluntary criteria which include an average trading volume of at least J 00,000 shares a month for six..months, a minimum bid of SS and other financial and market criteria. BW Potter, owner of BW Potter TelntaloD Prodacdon, Inc., :r:, 90llle of b.la equipment at the of b.la Dew baahleee at-S~liCla St., Sa.lte 17, ha Newport Beach. The company will baDdle ad~. dlatrtbadon and mark.etlq with empiula OD YideotapiDC •"'P· mnta. Irvine dental care unit licensed The new West Coast stocks enter- ing the NASDAQ National Market System under voluntary criteria arc: Company offers prepaid health plans in state From ttie BulaeSI Wire Irvine-based National Health Care Systems. Inc .. has announced that its wholly owned subsidary, National Health Care Systems of California. Inc .. has been issued a permanent license by the California Depanment of Corporations to operate its prepaid dental plans in the state's major population areas. The company's two prepaid plans, Dcnticareand Mission Dental Health Plan, previously were transitionally licensed in the state. The permanent license was granted under the· Knox-Kean Health Care Service Plan Act of 1975 and will enable the plans to be marketed in 14 of the state's counties. The plans currently serve more than 43.000 enrollees in the state. With the formation of National of California and the granting of the permanent license, the plans have been converted from a non-profit to a proprietary status. Dr. William H. Hornbaker, presi- dent and chief executive officer of National Health Care Systems, said, "California has the most stnn~nt licensing requirements in the nation, and thus we arc pleased to have been granted this very valuable license, which will be an imrnant asset in the development o our business within the state. "Most California licenses issued today are very limited in scope and we think that the grantinr. of this Lag~na 's BPW clul> will install officers for '84 The Laguna Beach Business and Professional Women's Club will in· stall its new officers at a banquet Thursday at the Crown House res- taurant in Laguna Niguel. The evening begins at 6:30, and includes a lecture by UC Irvine Graduate School of Management professor Judy Rosener on "Why Reagan Should Care for the Women's Vote." Reservations cost S 15 and are available by calling 497-2522. Three at UCI get research grants Three faculty members of the UC Irvine College of Medicine have received research grants totaling S 15,000 from Medical Rescarth and Education Society. Re ci pient s arc Lee McAllister-Henn, Ph.D .. an assistant biological chemistry professor; Alan Wile, M.D .. an assistant professor of su rgery. and Assistant Professor of Anatomy Christine Gall, Ph.D. permanent license fpr such an ex- tensive territory is a favorable reflec- tion of our capabilities and qualifi- cations. "The development of our business remains on a favorable course," Hornbaker concluded. "We intend to continue our ~ive expansion program, both tn Calffomia and across the country, based on our ability to provide subscribers with hi&h-quality medical care at reason-able prices.•· NEW YORK (AP) -The following list shows the e>v.r-tM-Counl~ stoeks and warrants tl'lal have gone up the most and down the most besed on oercent of chaniM tor Friday. No securltlfl trading below S2 or 1000 sl'larfl are lnduded. Net and percentage changes are the d1Herenc9 betweef'I the previoos closing bid ortce and todav's~I bid Pf'lce. DOWNS Name est C"'8, Pct. 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To keep track of where companies are goin~ and which people are helping them get there.just watch Credit Line' -everyda~ln the Businesssectionofyournew llily Pilll ~ . •• ·~ .. .. ., ......... . Crensliaw: Asweetwi Masters champion had to survive his own pressure AUGUST A, Ga. (AP) -Ben Crenshaw knew he had the first major championship of bis golf career sewed up -and so did the massive pJlery surrounding the 18th green at Augusta National. The thunderous ovation came in waves as the popular Texan prepared to put the finishing touches on a closing 68 that left him with an I I-under-par 277 total and the cov- eted Masten title. "I honestly didn't know where I was," Crenshaw said. "Coming up 18 I had so much suppon . rt was incredible. I just didn't want to let those people down." They had been with him all the way on the treacherous back side of UUs famous course built by Bobby Jones. The cheers started at the I 0th hole where he roUcd in a monstrous, breaking ~foot putt for his third straight birdie -one that p ve him a three-shot lead. He didn•t let it happen. He saved per with a 20-roo. m No. l "4 and then applied the cUcW. a I S-foot birdie putt on the J Sdl dllll built the lead to four sbou. The ovations at each bole coo- tin ued to arow. They were the type that bad bcai reserved for two legerids in W..... lore -for the popularity of AniOld Palmer during his heyday and for the respect for the brilliant play of Jd Nicklaus, the only five-time wiaaer of tbjs prestigious evenL Tom Watson. a two.time Mu1en winner, made two birdies over the last three holes to claim second p&8Clt at 69-2791 but he really never wn in the title cnase. David Edwards and Gil Morlai shared the low round oftbe final a.y with 6 7s. and were dtadlocbd in third place at 280. Nelson was next at 7~281 and Kite bad a 75, fa.U.ing into a four-way tie at 282 with Ronnie Black., 68, AUIU'al· ian David Graham, 73, and Matt Lye, the colorful 36-hole leader who closed with a 74. .. I haven't been throup Ibis before," Crenshaw said :·1t•sa feelina of relief more than anythina. There's no question I've put pressure on myself to win the important tour~ na.ments." It'• not difficult to differentiate between the neweet owner of the £-r:n coat and the ai.o ran at Sunday'• ftna1 round of the ten. One-time leader Mark Lye (left) IJ'lmaca at mtMeCt patt, while cbamplon Ben Crenahaw'• reacUou were more on tbe poetti•e .tde. It wu Crenmhaw'• ftnt lluten Yictory. He bogeyed the 11th, but then came back with a 12-foot birdie putt on the I SS-yard, par-3 12th - a hole that took out the only two players with a realistic chance. Larry Nelson. the U.S. Open cham- pion who had closed the gap to one with a birdie on 11, knocked his tee shot in the water and took a double He narrowly missed a major title in 1981 when be lost the PGA cbam- pionship in a playoff with Graham. "Today was just my day," he said. "I was detemuncd. I tried to hit the fairways and the greens, and I did a dam good job of it.•• $1 MILLION .NOTFOREIGNTOHER {'bogey. Tom J(jte, the third-round leader who was two back at the time, also found the water, and made triple It was the I 0th victory of a career that lqan with a triumph in his first professional start -the 1973 San Antonio-Texas ()pen. Okamoto says she'll be back after breezing to LPGA win By HOWARD L. HANDY lpedelloltwDelly ..... LAS VEGAS -When they held the Uniden lnv1tat1onal golf tournament at Mesa Verde Country Club earlier this year. they brought 16 Japanese players including 12 from the mainland of Japan to paniClpate. But 1t wasn't until this weekend's J&B women's golf tournament that one o f the Japane~ players were able to cap1tahze with a victory. Ayako Okamoto. the lone Japanese entrant here. posted a record-shattenng score' of 275, including a final round 5-under-par 67 Sunday on the Desert Inn Country Club course under cloudless skies with temperatures in the 90s. After a tie for 64th a week earlier in Rancho Mirage and a tie for 15th at Mesa Verde CC in Costa Mesa. she posted four straight sub-par rounds here. three at the Desert Inn CC and one at Las Vegas Country Club. interpretor. "But today I felt good after nine holes." Okamoto said that Donna White and Beth Daniel, her playing partners who finished second and third in the tournament, didn't intimidate her. "It wasn't that their game was bad but I had confidence in myself." Okamoto's 275 total bettered the previous 72-hole record owned by Nitncy Lopez and set in 1982. White, playing consistently through the final round. finished at 9-under-par 69 Sunday. Daniel was 5-under-par in third place, nine strokes off the pace of Okamoto. The Tokyo-born Okamoto becomes the second player who wiU be eligible to win $1 million for a repeat victory next year. Juli Inkster can pick up that amount for winning the Dinah Shore and Okamoto for winnin' the J&B tourney. Either player could pick up $2 m1llion with victories in both tournaments next year. When informed of her chance to win a milUon next year, a surprised Okamoto responded: ''I'll definitely be here again next year." She has won two other tournaments since joining the U.S. LPGA tour. both in playoffs. ~re was a sense that this tour- nament was over, that the only person who could beat Crenshaw was Crenshaw. He was fresh off the campus of the University of Texas, where be claimed three individual NCAA crowns .. Dodgers spoil Baker's moment Revenge was on Dusty's mind; Giants win, 8-6 I Ith ap.inst Tom Niedenfuer, 6-1, started with a fly baJI off the end oftbe bat of Chili Davis that was bareJy fair down the left field line. Bob Brenly sacrificed and pinch hitter Duane Kur per was intentionally walked. "I usually don't get nervous during the final round until after I play nine holes, Okamoto said through an 'This was my easiest win in the states," ahe said. ·'The major difference between this week and last week was my (Pleue 11ee $1 MILLION/C2) Ayako Okamoto LOS ANGELES (AP) -When Dusty Baker lashed a two-run single in the top of the ninth innmg that broke a 4-4 tie, it appeared to be a fitting way to end the former Los Angeles DodJer outfielder's return to Dodger Stadium. Carlos Diaz took the mound, and Joel Youngblood, another pinch hit- ter. slammed a single to left. scoring Davis. Kuiper eventually scored on a sacrifi~ fly by Manny Trillo. Angels take on Minnesota tonight Only the Dodgers wouldn't let Baker have his moment in the sun Sunday, striking for two runs of their own in the bottom of the ninth. Jack Oark., who had three hits, socked a two-run homer, and Jeff Leonard. a one-time ~er farm- hand, had four hits includmg a solo home run. Both homers came in the sixth off Los Angeles starter Fernan- do Valenzuela. Halos turn on home run power early, then hold on to defeat Oakland, 12-8 O AKLAND '(AP) -The Angels turned on the home run power early, and starting pitcher Mike Witt had a 10-0 lead after two innings against the Oakland A•s Sunday. Witt was long gone when the game ended. and the A's threw a pretty good scare into the Angels before falling, 12-8. "How many times can you be down 10-0 that early in your home park and keep the fans around to the end?" A's Manager Steve Boros said. Tonight the Angels take on the Minnesota Twins on the second leg of their five-city tour. The crowd of 30.193 fans at the Oakland Coliseum was very quiet while the Angels were building their 10-run lead with the help of homers by Reggie Jackson. Brian Downing and Rob Wilfong. Downing's blast, a grand slam in the seven-run second, was the most damaging. But there was plenty of noise later. as the A's came back and cut the lead to ~0-8. The Angels didn't feel comfortable again until Juan Beni- q1,1ez. who came on late as a defensive replacem~t. hit a two-run homer off Tom Burgmeier in the ninth. "Homers are what this club 1s all about.'. Angels Manage r J ohn McNamara said. "If we get decent pitching, we'll win.'' Without an extraordinary pitching performance by Doug Corbett, re- called from the minor leagues1ust last week. the Angels mi$ht have allowed Sunday's game to shp away. Corbett pitched 3 1-3 innings of hitless rchef for his first big league save si nce 1982. "It was a good shot in the arm. and he needed something like that," McNamara said of the right-hander who flopped last season af\er several g~ years with the Minnesota Twtns. Corbett certainly earned the grati- tude of his teammates. "lfwe had lost this aame. It would have fouled up our whole road tnp," Jackson said. Corbett entered the game 1n the sixth with the ICOtt 10-8 and two runnen on base, and be retired Mike Davis on a fly ball. The A's had 13 hits, includina three apica: by Dwayne Murphy and Davey Lopes, and cut the lead to two runs after six inninas. The Anaels took a 3-0 lead in the firat inning when Jackson blasted a two-run homer followina an RBI sroundcr by Doug DcCinces. In the second, Downina hit his arand slam to left<enter field, and Wilfona followed with a homer to ri,aht. Benique1 hit his hot'hcr in the ninth 1nnina. But, as it develo ped, it merely prolonged things as the San Francisco Giants scored twice in the 11th to emerge with an 8-6 victory that snapped the Dodgers' four-game win- ning streak. Nevenheless, Baker was ecstatic. Asked if there was a revenge factor against the Dodgers. the club that is still responsible for the bulk of the $1 .4 million remaining on the last two years of his contract. Baker said, "My revenge is to win every game and get into the World Series. My revenge is against everybody, not JUSt the Dodgers, but I 'Won't let revenge cat me up." /' "I was happ;. for the opponuntty." Baker added. "A lot of peo ple. I'm sure. came oul here 10 see me. 1 got the big bit. and l guess they went home satisfied.·~· One of them. ofrourse. was not Los Angeles Manager T om lasorda. whose club managed only a 5-5 mark on its fi rst horncstand of the ~ason. ··1 was hoping to do better in lhe I 0 games," he said. "but after staning out 1-4. we came out of 1t prett) good." The Dodgers play a three-game senes agamst the Astros in Houston starting tonight before rctummg home for a seven-game homestand that includes fou r games against the red-hot San Otego Padres. Valenzuela. who allowed nine earned runs on 17 hits in his tint two starts. pitched considerably better on Sund.a)'. striking out nine. The Laken• Kurt Rambl• (Sl) and Phoenlz'• Larry Nance battle for a reboa.nd durlnt Sunday'• NBA 1ame. The Giants return home where they'll open a two-game senes apinst the Padres startinJ Tuesday niint. The Giants' wtnning rally in the Lakers lose, but that's the last of their worries ING LEWOOD (AP) -The Los Angeles Lakers lost their Nauonal Basketball Association reautar-season finale. They almost lost a lot more than that. Maurice Lucas scored 23 points to lead a balanced Phoenix attack Sunday as the Suns wh1fped the Los Anaclcs I..alcen I 23-1 14 1n the fin• reautar-scason aame for both team James Wonhy. the Lakers' top scon na reserve, suffered a corneal abrasion of the ten eye late an the fint pcnod and was taken to Cenunel1 Valley Ho pit.al for an eum1nation. The il\Jury was said to ~ minor and Wonhy should ~ 1v1.1l1ble whe n the Laken open their best-of-fi ve first-round playoff series aaa1nsl Kansas City Wednesday niaht at the Forum. Worthy had bttn on the floor le s than three minutes when Rod f oster of thr Suns accidental- ly poked a finger in Wonhy' eye. Wonhy left the Forum with a (Xltch over his eye:, which he called .. a p~uttonal) measure. "I had n't planned on playing a whole lo t of minutes," Wonh)' said. "I guess I played one too many. But there's no scnous problem at all wtth my eye, thank goodness." "Worthy 1s okay," wd Los Anacles Coach Pat Rile)' "He'll pract1oc hght tomom>w and full t1l1Tucsda1 Hc'llbeready to goon Wednesda)' .. The Suns. who won their fi nal SIX rea- ular-season games to finish at 41-41, ab o open the playoffs Wedn~ay ntght. facing the Trail Blazers at Portland Waite~ DaV1'1 added 2i potnlS and James Edwards and Larry Nance had 20 po1nu ap1cet" for the uns Nanct also had nine rebounds Lo'I l\ngelc~ lo•u 1t<t second pmc 1n a ro'4 for the fir1t llm<' since the All.Star break but didn't U5e ctntcr Karttm Ahdul-Jabbar. R1lty chost to rcM Abdul-Jabbar for the plavotTs. Earvin "Ma 1c" John~n. who missed • two pme wtth a swollen naht index ftnFr. played only the first haJf Sunday and scored 14 points. The other startJng guard for the Latten, Byron Scott, 1s s1dchncd Wlth a straloed ten knee Mike McGee, replaetn1Scott. ~the Laken with 2 I points and Bob McAdoo came off the bench 10 !C<>rt 20 for Los An&eles Swen Nater and lal'T) Spngs added 19 and 18 points. mpect1vel)' for the Laken.. botb ~ason-htghs Ph~n1x led all the way, but Los Anar~ cut 1 I ~point deficit to"~ po\nts on thrtt occasions 1n the final five m Mluttt. Davis ored 11 points 1n the founh Quaner to help repulte the Lakcn' comeback.. The Laken K l an NBA m:ord for field pl perttnt.agt for the rcaulat ~11. The)' fin&~ ma,1n1 s J 2 perctn\ of thclr n oor lhou. 'IUf'l)l\\1ng the na>td of S2 q pmient • • Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday. April 18, 19M / Soviets being coy about Olyniplcs; Decision in May From AP clltpatdes MOSCOW -The bead of the Soviet • Olympic Committee today refused to •Y whether the Soviet Union would attend the 1984 Summer Olympics and left open the possibility that Moscow will not send a team to the Los Angeles games. Repeating the full range of Soviet compwnts about preparations for the Olympics~ committee chainnan Marat Gramov said a final decision on Soviet participation would not be made until the end of May. The deadline for notification of a nation's plans to attend the games is June 2. Gramov said the Soviet Union would go to Los Angeles only if it is sausfied that the United States is observing the Olympic charter and providing "normal conditions" for Soviet athletes to attend thWgamcs. Asked to explain these conditions, Gramov said the chief Soviet complaints remain plans by private American groups to pro test against Soviet participation and attempt to induce Soviet defections. as well as arrangements for athletes' entry into the U nited States., plans to accredit Radio Free Europe to the games. and participation b~ U.S. government officials in prep- arations for the Olympics. Gramov. who also is chairman of the Soviet government sports committee. insisted the Soviet Umon will not "boycott" the summer games, but made it clear that this did not rule out the possibility that the Soviets will not part1c1pate. Quote of·tbe clay ..._,, ·n.-, on U. ~ by ~ ~. coed\ ot tM CNceoo~ to trede TheUa to the Kanw City~-"~ •~non: •"flwv celed ·htm a gamb1er a~,...·~ bedlcourt. Welt, I don't tftlnj( W• ioM ~ but rolf snake eyes." NBA playoffs open Tuesday From AP dispatches The Boston Celtics. v. ho fimshed with a league-best 62-20 record. and two other division winners open first-round pla~ m the National Basketball Association playoffs T ucsda). The 16-team field. largest m NBA history. received playoff berths 1n the league's ex panded playoff format. In recent years. 12 teams made the playoffs. allowing di vision winners a bye in the first round. But on Tuesday night, Atlantic champion Boston plays host to the Washington Bullets, the Eastern Conference's No. 8 seed: Atlanta will be at Milwaukee. the Central winner: and Denver will be at Utah, the Midwest champion. Other games Tuesda~ have New York at Detroit and Seattle at Dallas. On Wcdnesda~. New Jcrse~ will be at defending champion Philadelphia. Phoenix is at Portland and Kansas Cny will travel to Los Angeles. the Pacific (ham pion. The first-round series will be best-of-five. with all su bsequent sencs best-of-seven. Boston and Milwaukee. a~ d1v1s1on champions. are the top two seeds m the East. wtth the best records determining the seeding order of ~he next s'1x teams. Philadelphia. seeking to become the first team since 1969 to repeat a~ champions. finished 52-30 but had to settle for the No. 3 spot behind Milwaukee. 50·32. In the West. Los Angeles and Utah are the top two teams. although the Jau finished with a worse record than Portland, the No. 3 seed. UCLA's Butler a double winner. WESTWOOD-Former Edison High standout Jon Butler won the 1,500 meters and the 5,000 Sunday to help LiCLA score a 99·63 victory over San Diego State in a dual track meet at Drake Stadium. Butler. a JUmor. clocked a 3:49.52 in the 1,500 and a 14.25.60 IO the 5,000. It was Bruin Coach Jim Bush's 151 st dual meet '11:tory against 21 losses. ~. •SALES • . · i t1', ; , · 1 • r ... ; 1 , I • • • r • • • I" I r. f . • r .'I ' t t t~ I' .. ) I Mesa Verde Center 270 1 Harbor Blvd BICYCLE REPAIRS Servicin g All Makes And M odels 751-4882 Costa Mesa Great loans. Great rates. Money to enjoy Great American living! Now's the time to buy your new car at a great low rate: 13.75"' A.P.R. • /'" J.. "I' your .1ppl1< atfOn .11 .trl) C.reiJf Amt'flt ,rn off11 e Phom• for <leta11, Or.tn~e County 644-1634 (Cdl ( olled) A day for late-hmlng heroic• WUUe U~w and Cliff Jobsoll bit Ill consecutive. pitches for home runs with one out in the top of the ninth ionina Sunday to rally the Toronto Blue Jays to a 2·1 vic1ory ovet the Te~u Ranaen in American lea,ue action. ~•.Lam,_ who came on in the bottom of the eighth m.nma 1~ relief of staner Lais Leal, picked up bis second wtn qa1nst two defeats . . . Elsewhere oo a day in which late inn.ina heroics seemed to be the in thin-. Ted S&mmou and DIM James each drove in a run 10 an etghth innina rally apinst Kansas Cit)! relief ace Du QUlaberry, the Coita Mesa High and Oranae Coast Colltje product, to lift Milwaukee to a 3·2 victory. Quisenberry, who entered the game with foursaves in four appearances, could not hold on to a 2· l Royals lead: . . Bob ~eaney drovein a pair of runs, including one an Seattle s four.run seventh mning. to help Seattle dOWll Minnesota S...4. Roy ftoma1 and Dave Beard com?ined for 71/J innings of one·run relief for the Manners ... Kea Grtffey'1 bases-loaded single with two out in the 10th inning gave the New York Yankees a 2· .1 triump~ o~er Chjcago, snappi~the a three-game White Sox wtnnmg streak. Dave RI eni, a converted stan er. earned the victory in is fourth relief appearance of the season . . . Wayae Gro11 slapped a bases·load~ d~uble off first baseman Mike Hargrove'• glove to highlight a three.run ninth inning and give Baltimore a 6-5 victory over Cleveland ... A game between the undefeated Detroit Tigers and Boston was rained out. The game was rescheduled for today as part of a doubleheader. Comedy Act gets last laugh ARCADIA -Comedy Act, a 9·1 ~ outsider, held off favored L'Attrayante to win the $206. 700 Santa Barbara Handicap by a half-length Sunday before a crowd of 44,935 at Santa Anita. Comedy Act, ridden by Chris Mccarron and carrying l 16 pounds, covered I I/• miles 9n Santa Anita's turf course in 2:00 2-5 and paid $20.20. $7.20 and $5. L'Anrayante. the 3-2 favorite ridden by Eddie Delahoussaye and carrying high weight of 122 pounds, crossed the finish line 13/• lengths in front of Lido Isle and returned $3.40 and $2.80. He's what? Oakland•• Tony Phillipe can•t believe the Angele' Dick Schofield la w e at eecon d, Fonch, frlenda blank Plratee Bolt Forsell combined with three Ill rdicvers on a scven·bitter to lead the 'St. Louis Cardinals to a 1-0 triumph over Pittsbural{Sunday to hi&bli&bt National t.eaaue baseball action: The Pirates have now lost five in a row. Forsch yielded three hits before be waa forced to leave with a back injury after retiring DMa FroMl to stan the fif\h . . . ln other games Sunday, 'San Dieao scored three run.s in the third inning, helped by a lwCHUn error by Atlanta left (ieldcr GenW Perry, and the Padres ended their season-openina homesiand with a 9-2 record by beatiot the Braves 6-4. San Diego Manager Dtck WUllam• was deliahted to see his team take full acfvantagc of &he schedule that' had them playing their first 11 games at home. "I would have hated to think we wouldn't play good baseball," he said. "But J didn't think we would win nine of tfle 11 games." Poncla · Claudell Waslala1ton hit a three.run homer for the Braves. . . Plail Gamer rapped a bases·loaded single in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Houston Astros a 6-5 victory over tho Cincinnati Reds: Houston tied the score 5-5 with four runs in the eighth. Denny WalllDg drove in two runs with a single in the inning. Long bums ex-coach Michaela KevlD Long, who used to play for the m New York Jets when they were coached by •II• Walt Mlcbael1, rushed for 123 yards and two touchdowns in leading the Arizona Wranglers to a 20-J upset of the Michael-<:oached New Jersey Generals Sunday in the United States Football League . . . In Sunday's only other game, the Birmingham Stallions beat the Michigan Panthers 28-17, dropping the Panthers into a first-place tie with the Oklahoma Outlaws,at 6·2 in the Central Division. A crowd of 42,6S5 at Pontiac, tviich., watched Cliff Stoudt lead Birmingham over the Panthers with touchdown passes of seven and I 7 yards and a two-yard touchdown run. · · and he tell• um pire Bill Kunkel j uat that. The An gela won. 12-8 . Montreal, Blaee llke home l ee Undcrdop St. Louis and Montreal ~ \lied their home ice to arab 2-1 leads in ' lheir Natiou.l Hockey Lea&uc playoff series. while &be favored New York lslAnders and Edmonton Oilers went up a pmc with road victories Sunday night. In St. Lowa. defen1eman Dave ~ette IOOred on a wrist shot at 16:27, lheo Doa1 Wlckealaelter and Berate Fedetk.• scored 43 le<X>nds apart in the final session as lhe Blues defeated the Minnesota North Stars 3-1 . . . Al Montreal, Ryu ~~t.er and Bobb1 Smtda ha:d power-play pis and the gnadiens held Quebec's hiab-calibcr attack to 17 shots in a l-l decision . . • Al Landover, Md., the four-time championlslaodersaot third-period scores from Brat Sutler and Bryu TroUJer to down the Washinaton Capitals J..l ... In Calpry, the Oilers· JantJav PoHar connected on a thard·period breakaway on a setup by Wayae Gretuy, and defenscman Paal Coffey had two goals in a l-2 win over the Calgary F1amcs. All four series resume tonight at the same sites. Waltrip win• by two seconcl8 DARLINGTON. S.C. -Darrell II Waltrip coasted home two seconds ahead offellow Chevrolet driver Tenylabonte to win Sunday's 28th annual TranSouth 500-mile stock car race at Darlington Raceway. Bill Elliott's Ford suffered engine failure on the final lap and placed third. Cale Yarborough's Chevy, stymied by a m id·race tire problem, was a fap down an fourth. and Dale Earnhardt's fifth.place Chevy was ·1 Vi laps further back. NHYCevent here to stay Ch allenge Cup receives an enthusiastic response By ALMON LOCKABEY o.11y PMot llMtlftt wrtt .. Long Beach Yacht Club has 1ts Congressional Cup. San Diego Yacht Club tts. Lipton Cup and St. Francis Yacht Club its Big Boat Series. But judging from the response and enthusiasm evidenced in Newport Harbor Yacht Club's inaugura1 U.S. Yacht Club Challenge Cup. NHYC has come up with an event of national imponance that equals any of the above. This year's Yacht Club Challenge Cup was not a one-time gimmick to detennine "the best yacht club in the u.s.·· That was made clear at the trophy presentation Saturday night when Commodore John S. Griffith and general manager Bill Palmer assured participants, the media and several hundred people who tume<l out to cheer the winners that the event is here to stay. though on a biennial basis. In the future the format may differ slightly, Griffith said. In this year's event, NHYC selected a dozen prominent U.S. clubs which have contributed to the sport of yacht racing over the past 25 years. In the future the selections will be made by looking at the racing accomplishments of clubs during the previous two years. The same clubs will not always be chosen. In future years an independent blue·ribbon panel will be appointed to review and evaluate resumes submitted by interested clubs outlining the accomplishments of their members in major, world class competition .. These will include ac.co mplishments in such pres· tigious events as United States Yacht Racing Union and major class championships, America's Cup, and others during the previous two.year period. Panicular attention will be given to the breadth of the club's participation in such events, as opposed to the record of a single individual, said Griffith. Fresno State shocks UC Irvine The class of boats may change from race to race. but it is intended that it will always be an ocean·racing type to allow the maximum number of participants from each club. The boats, however. will always be of the same design and rating. Should. at some time in the future. it becomes impossible to come up with a suitable ocean-racing yacht, then alternate boats. such as J.24s or Etchells-22s, may be selected for that particular year. But Anteater women end road trip with easy victory Fresno State's Chris Macias had earlier defeated Barham, 6·2, 6·2. UC'I is now 15-8 overall but 3-1 in PCAA play. The victory improved the Bulldogs' PCAA record to 5-1 . UCI is back in action Wednesday at UC' Santa Vis1t1ng Fresno State turned out to be a maJor Barbara. stumbling block for UC Irvine's tennis team in tts quest for "We have to regroup now," Patton said. "Right now Racing will always be on a fleet basis (boat·for-boat) with no handicapping. The courses wi ll be of the Olympic variety. The regatta will be staged as a Class IV event and USYR U cenified judges will be used. a tnp to the national championships. we're in disarray. Hopefully we'll be ready by Wednes---------------------The Bulldogs pinned a stunning 5-4 defeat on Coach.~Qay.'' Greg Patton's Anteaters Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile, the UCI women's tennis team returned :·This could keep us out," a disappointed Patton saliCi from a rugged four-<iay, fou r-match road trip to Northern afterward. "It's like when you're least expecting it. then California with an easy 8·1 victory over Santa Clara. Mackinac II wins wammy! We were starting to count our chickens before Lola Trenwith of the Anteaters had littlr trouble m Forty-five Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts had the ocean alive with colorful spinnakers Saturday in Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's Enscnada Tune-up Race. the second in the An.gelman Series. The 16-mile race was from the Balboa Pier to Aliso Creek. they hatched." disposing of Kelly Tebo. 6-1. 6-1 , while Stephanie Rhorer Fresno State's Eric Seigle may have provided a clue of also won easv over Arlene Daniel, 6-2. 6-2. what was in store for UCI when he knocked off the Anteaters' Stephen Aniston, 6-4. 3-6. 6-4 tn the opening match of the day. UCl's Bruce Man Son Hing and Tim Derr managed singles v1_£.tones and then teamed to ·win their doubles match. 6-2. 6-4. In addition, Aniston rebounded by teaming with Julian Barham to win in doubles. 7-6. 6-2. $1MILLION . • • From Cl putting. Everythtng came together here. I got a new putter but it was the same style as the old one." Okamoto led her corporate softball team to Japan's national lltle as a southpaw pitcher before giving up the game for golf at age 22 (she's 34 now). "When I started to play golf, I thought you were supposed to play 1t right-handed. If 1 had learned left-handed. then maybe r would have a better swing and htt 1he ball farther." Okamoto said. White was pleased with her finish and a 3-under-par final round of 69. "I foci like I playl'd great today but she (Okamoto) really played super. She putted well and hit some very good iron shots to the pin," White said ··1 JU~t tned to hang 10 thrre and be patient. What el~ cetn f '><l~" I hit th~· ball well and rm excited because I hit the ball sol1<.I all day Btheve me. I never gave up," White added Like Okllmoto, she 1s ambidextrous "I do most one-handed thtnfS with my left hand but I never played golf left·handed,' she s~ud . Rustlers, Gauchos host tournaments Two community college women's basketball tournaments are on tap this week with both Golden West and Saddle back playing host to some of the top teams in Southern California . The second annual Golden West Easter Holiday Tournament opens today with the Rustlers facing Citrus in the feature game at 8 p.m. Other first·round painngs had El Cam100 and San Diego meeting today at 2, Cuesta faci ng Santa Ana at 4 and Ventura and Glendale squaring off at 6. Golden West. under Coach Dick Strickland. bnngs a 13· 7 overall record into the pme and 1s le<l by Janet Ramackcrs, who is avcragtng 21 .6 points per game. Meanwhile, Saddlcback College welcomes seven team~ today. including a pair of undefeated Mackinac II. skippered by Wes Thompson, Dana Point Yacht Club. was the Class A winner; Stress Break.er. co-skippered by Jack and Bruce Larson, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. was the Class B winner. and David Stone's Fl ying Colors. Newport Harbor Yacht Club, was the Class C winner. Summary of results: CLASS A -I. Mackinac 11. Wes Thompson, Dana Point YC': 2, Mischief. Caroline Nelson Hardy, BCYC; 3. Macie. Roben Koll. UCl Sailing Assn. CLASS B -I. Stress Breaker. Jack and Bruce J.:.ar:son. BCYC; 2. Valentine Mary Longpre BCYC: 3. Cats Pajamas, Carl and Marcia las&, BCYC; 4, 'Wind Lassie, David Stockman. Balboa YC. CLASS C -I. Aying Colors. David Stone, Newpon Harbor YC: 2. Obsession, Bill Apps, Voyagers YC: 3. Fire Crest. Pal Glazier, VYC: 4. Banana Republics, Del Hutchinson. BCV('. Sporting goods pioneer dies powers. GARDNER, Kan. (AP)-Charles Cramer. a pioneer The host Clauchos Will face Compton 1n today's in the sportin~ aoods indus&ry who h~l to develop tbe 4 o'clock match At 5 4S. it's 20-0 College of the f · · · h di h' Desen again&t Chaffe y. and at 7:30, Antrlopc Valley concept o ath ctic tC\JUI')' care. as at 1s home at qc and Riverside CC will ,quarc ofT. 91 · Crnmcr was the founder and had served u a board The 9: IS p.m. aame pm 20-0 LA Trade Tech member of Cramer Produc&s lnc. of Gudncr. Kao., until against Grossmont. h d h s d Th · th • • I Saddleback is led by Corona dcl Mar Hi" .. ~d is eat on un ay. e comJ>!lnY ts e nauon s •raesl .,. manufacturer of athletic first aid supplies. Heather Estey, the top scorer in the Pacific oost As 1 pole. vaulter a nd ·pharmacy studenl at lhc C"onrcrcnce. with a 20.0 average. u · i f ., -c d 1 ~ 1· · • While the two leaden didn't falter, only andra Palmer. Patti R1110. Holhs Stac~ and Barb Runkowsky ~ wcrt undtr par on the Jinal day Bunkowsky c~mc back L!J with a 2-under-par 70 to grab fifth place. She soared to 78 ,;w. dunna the third round after b(omg in contention at the '---------------------conrlu<11on of 'ti hole-.. 6 undrr par Each tou""'ment will fl"'"tu-consolauon and mvcn &y 0 .-naas. ramer eve 0~ a animcn& sn ..... -'"' 1912 to help treat h1s own sprained ankle. Afler winner bracket pmn on Tuesday wi&h the d · "' b • .AA d · "'-·•t r cOnJOJa&ion. third plJtt and ch1mpion~h1p matchc ~ uation. uc pul"(' l:M:u 1 rua store 10 tm: sm .. town o ttt R>t Wtdneadi~. • Gardner, about 20 miles 50u1hwcst of K.anaas City, where ~-·••••'•••••••'"••••r he bcpn 10 manufacture and II the liniment 10 aiu • athlcttc tt"am&. fl MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Anwr!Un LHeue WIEST DIVISION W L Pct. G8 S.•111• Oakland MlnneM>fl Cnlc:a go Ka ntH Cllv A11911• Teu t Dtlroll Toronto c i.vttend New York Boston Mllweukte Baltlmore 1 l 700 1 4 636 6 4 600 4 4 soo S S .SCIO s 7 .4 17 l 1 .300 EAST DIVISION • 0 1.000 6 4 600 4 4 .SCIO • 6 .400 3 6 333 3 7 .JOO 2 6 750 SUndaV'• kcwts Aneeh 12, 0.klilnte 4 Mllwaukff 3, KtnSH Cllv. 2 O.troH et Botton, PC>d . r11n TedaY'I Glmei ''> 1 2 2 J 3 3 4 5 S1n 6 6 Anoel• IRomanlck l·Ol 1 1 Mlnneso11 ISmltllson 2·0), n Detroit at Boston (OOuOlelleaderl DO\I· DOiied. rein Otkttnd (Warrtn 0-?I at Suttle (Youn9 2·01, n B1111more (Flanegan 0· 11 111 Cleveland IBtvleven 1·01, n Clllcaoo at New Y0<k, DOllPOned, rain Onlv gemet telltdvlfll T~v·1 G•mn Aneelt II Mlnne10111, n 8111t1mort at Toronto, n Clllcaoo 11 MllwaukH, n New Y0<k at Clevtla nd, n Kans•' Cltv •I Detroit, n Tt)IH 111 Boston, n 0 11<11nd a t SHllle, n H•tlonal LHVU• WEST DIVISION w L San Diego 9 1 Ded9en s 5 Hou\ton • 6 Clnclnneu • 1 Sen Franct\CO 4 6 Atltnte 3 • EAST DIVISION New YO<k 6 l PlllladelP1'118 6 3 St Louis 6 4 Chicago s • Montre11 5 s Pillst>urgh 3 7 Sunday's k cwts Pct. GB .118 soo 311) 400 41, .364 s 400 4 , 113 6 667 667 600 , SS6 soo ,. , JOO 3, S." Frenclsco I, Oodeen 6 110 In· n1nou St Louis 1, PiltsDUrgh O Sen Diego 6 Allenta 4 New York a t Chicago, Pod . r11n P111110.ipni11 al Monireal, oOd , ra in Houston 6 C1nclonat1 5 Todav's Game D~n <Reuu 1·0) al HOu\lon <Scott O t), n Onlv gamt" scneoultO Tuesday's GemtS D~s al HOu\fon, n Philadelphia al Plttsburoh, n MonlrH I al New York, n St. Loul\ et Chicago Atlanta et Cincinnati, n Sen Diego 111 San Francisco, n NATIONAL LEAGUE Gi.nts I, Doctoen 6 SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES LtMttr u Trillo 2b JC!ilrk rf Oliver ID STnpsn ID Ltontrd If CDevls cf Ret>D c Brenly c PlllmnlD D8aker Ph MuMln13D Kulotr Pll FWlltms D LHklY P Lavelle o MfnlonP Lercll p Rlchrd1 oh YnobtO JD Tatel' tbrhbl abrhbl 6 0 I 0 Lan<IStY 2b 2 0 0 0 S121 Sn7b 20 1 2 4 I l 1 WnllfllO rf 2 I 0 0 4 0 0 0 Mtnhlllf 3 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 La n<lr• cf 5 0 2 1 S l 4 1 Guerrer JD 4 I I 0 s I I 0 Mon<laY If 3 0 0 1 3 11 0 MIOnOO ff 1000 0 O O O 8roc11. ID S O 0 0 1 0 0 1 An<lt1n u S 1 1 I 1 0 I 2 k lo,cla c 4 2 1 0 0 O O O Vaterlzl• p 2 0 1 0 o t O o Rivera oh 1 o 1 o O O O O Hooton P O O O O 3 O O o Morals on I o I o 0 O O O 8Ruu t or 0 1 0 0 1 O O O Her1nlv P o O O o O O O o Yeager oh 1 O O O 0 O O O Nlednlur P O 0 0 O 1 0 1 1 CDlaz p O O O O Zachry p O O 0 O 41 I 14 I Tot1ls 41 6 13 6 Sc:cwe bv lnnineJ San Francl\co 010 003 001 01-8 LOl Angell\ 000 120 012 00-6 Game Winning RBI -YoungblOOO < 1J E-Valtnzuela, Trillo, C Davl1 DF'-Sen Francisco I, Loi Anoeles 1 LOB-Sa n FranCllCO •• LOS Anoeies 9 28-Trolto C Davis HR-J Clark (2) Leonard 12) S8-La ndrHux (3) S-Mondav. Brentv SF-Pittman. Sax 2. Landreeu•, Trillo IP H R ER 81 SO San Fr1ncisc1 Laskey 6 l·l I l 2 0 1 Levtllt ' 1-3 1 1 ' 0 1 Minton 1 4 1 1 I ~ LerchW,l O 11 l 0 0 0 I F Wllil1m1S1 I 0 0 0 0 0 l.11 Anelle• Velentla 1 7 4 l 1 9 Hooton 1 • 2 2 0 3 Htrslllter 1 0 0 0 1 ~ Nltdntyer L o I 3 ' 2 1 I 0 C Diil 0 2 0 0 0 0 Zec11rv 1~3 0 0 0 1 0 C Diet PitChecl to two batte rs 1n 11th Inn I no H8F'-Whllfiel0 (DY Laskev) T-41>0 A-49.256 AMERICAN LllAGUE An91fs 12, A'a I CAU,OttNfA OAKLAND Hrlllll ailtrlllll Pe1t11 ct 3 I 1 0 ltHncbn" 4 1 0 I Ctr-lb S 2 2 1 Murphy cf 4 1 3 1 Lynn rf 4 1 1 o Moroa n ?b S 1 1 o DeCnc:s ll> • 1 I l Lenstrd lD • 1 2 1 ReJksn dh 4 1 1 1 Boclltt l b 3 1 o 1 Oownlnglf 3 1 1 4 L~t dh S 1 3 2 8enlqu1 If I 1 1 2 MOavls r1 4 0 0 I Wllf009 2D S I 1 I HHth c S 1 1 1 Boone c S O 1 O PllllllP\ n 4 1 1 O ScllofllO u 4 1 l 0 Tetals lt 12 IJ 11 Tttalt Scwe bY lnnlnel ll I 13 • Calllornl• 370 000 001-11 Oa kland 000 215 000-8 Game Winning R8t-OeClnces 121. E-Scllofleld 2,. OP-Calllornla 1, Oa k· lend 1 LOB-Calllornla S, Oaltland 9 28-Looes, H11111, kllOlleld HR-ReJeck'on (31. Oownlno (11. Wlllono 121, Benlau11 (I), S8-ScllollelO (2l 5-f>ellls SF-MOevls, Bocllle IP H flt EA BB SO C.llfoml• WlllW,1·1 Sla ton Co<l>ell s, 1 Oeltland S2·3 10 6 0 3 1 3 1·3 0 0 6 2 0 3 ' 0 4 0 ' Sorensen L.1·2 I 1·3 6 6 6 o COdlrOll 1·3 3 4 • 1 Alh«lon S 2-3 2 0 0 ·2 I Burgmltr I 2·3 2 2 2 O O Sleton pllclltd to 4 t>tllers In tne 6th HBP-Oownlno Dv Sorensen WP-Witt. BK-Sorensen T-J-<16 A-30,193 Cole9e scores Stanford 4, Arlione I Cetltornla 7, UCLA 1 Arlzone St 7, use 6 Ctl State Nortllrld9• 9, Tovo U 4 (II Toi<yo t<>devl HllA (FINll) WESTERN CONFERENCE Ptclflc DMlkln W L Pct. GB v·Ltll.,, S4 21 659 x·Porlland ... 34 SIS 6 x·Seattle •1 40 S12 12 •·Plloenlx 4'1 41 soo I) Golden Stele 37 4S 4S1 17 San Dleoo 30 S2 366 24 Midwest DMMen v·Ulah •S 37 549 x·Dallas '3 39 S24 2 x·Dtnver 31 44 ~ 7 x·Kan"s Cllv 38 u ~ 7 Sen Antonio 37 •5 4SI • Houston 29 SJ 35-4 16 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlentlc Otvl\len v·Boston 62 20 156 Jt • Philadetohle 52 30 634 IQ x·New York 47 JS S73 lS x·New Jersev 45 37 549 " 'l·W11sll111gton 3S 47 •11 27 C~al Dlvl'lon v·M1lwaukee so 31 610 x·Dttroll ., lJ 5911 ' x·Allanta 40 •1 ... 10 Clevtla nd 18 S4 341 11 Chicago 11 SS 319 13 lnOll"I 16 S6 311 24 x·Cll"clled olavott Dtrll'I v·Cl1nched d1¥1slon tltlt Sunday's Sc_, Plloen1x 123. Lekers 114 Boslon 111, New Jersev 111 Phlladetohl• 129, Chlcaoo I IS Sen Antonio 157, Denver 15-4 Golden Sta te 91, D•"-• 96 sea111e lot, Portla nd 103 END REGULAR SEASON Suns 113, L•ktn 114 PHOENIX -Lucas 23, Nance 20. Edward\ 20, Macy S. Westoht l 12 Adams 2, S.n~rs 13, Davis 11. Pittman l , Foster 1, Scoll 0, Robey 1 Totals SJ-94 16·2S 123 LOS ANGEl.ES -RamD11 4 W1lke1 6, KuPCnak S, Johnson 14, McGee 11 Coooer 1, Nater 19. Spriggs 11, Worthv 1, McAdoo 70, Jordan 4 Totals 44·93 26·31 114 kcwe l>Y 0utr1ws ~II lS 21 31 30-123 "" A""'6ft )0 24 21 »-114 Thrff·oolnt voais~MacY Fout.d out-None Rtt>ounds-Pllotnlx 39 (Nance 9), Los Angeles 42 (Remt>l1 101 AUi\h-Pt.oenl• 3' (Mecv 101. Los Anoetes 24 IC00111r 10) Total louls-Phoen1• 11, Loi '\.noelts 26 Technlc111-RamDls. Los Angeles II· teoal detenst A-14,.U. I NBA pf•voffs Finl Aoun<I (IHI of Flvt) TuttdtY'I Gemes Washington at Boslon New York al Detroit Seerr1e at Dallas Atla nta at Mllwauktt Denver at Utell W~sdeV's Game' Kansas Cllv et Lelref'I New JerH V a l PlllladtlPh1e Photnl• et Porrltnd Thursdly'1 Geme1 wu111no ron •• Bo,ron New YO<k el Dttroil Atla nta et MllwtukH Stattie er Delles Denver el Ul•h FrldeY'I GamH Kanses Citv et ulltn New JtrstV ,, PlllltdtlDhl• Plloenlx 11 P0<tlann Dalles e t Seattle Mllweukte ., Atlante • SCOREBOARD ~V's~ ulters et Kenses Cltv PlliltdelPhla al N-Jeflol'Y 0.tre>lt 11 New York Utlll et Oeflver POl'llanel 11 Pllotnl• TUftdly, Atirt 14 (H~) Boston •• WHlllnvton PlliltdeiPl'lte et New Jtrsey Milweukee a t Arlilnte Uten at Denver, TBA Portteno at Phoenl•. TBA. Dallas ar See llle Los Anoeles et K1nus Cllv WedneJCllY, APl'I 25 (If neceuarv) Detroit at New York TtlurMSty, APril 26 (If necauarv> • Wasn1nvton a t Boston New Jlf"seY et Pllilt delohla Atlanta at MJlwaullee Denver at Utah Pnoenlx at Portland Seattle et DallH Ken11s City II Loi Angeles Friday, APfil 21 CH -.ssarv> New York at Ottroll Los Alamitos SUNDAY'S RESULTS (4hl .. 4'·"'9tll "'"'"' ,,_..,.., FIAST AACE. One mile otce Hitched to Win (Sith) 10.IO 4.20 4 40 Plentlwooc> Glen (Aubin) 13.40 12 IO L• Bella Fellt (Crane) 9 40 Also raced: Redouble\ Last, Sttrcross, FC>lled. JJ Sllek, Juons Best, Refer to Miiker. Time: 2:02 "/S. S2 EXACTA (8-1) oaio Sl00.20. SECOND AACE. One milt oace. Flvlno Rooer (Maler) 6.60 3.60 2.60 Direct Meiestv (Aubin) l.10 3 20 Game Robbie (Ptanol 3.00 AIM> raced: Wino Commender. Ralls Rhythm, Berry James. Jo/\nnv Toliver Time: 2:02. n EXACTA 13-2) Paid S24.?0 THIRD AACE. One m ite oace. Powtrllfter (SIHth) 9.40 8.20 oo Volcano o4 Slllrwll (O'Dnl'lt) 11.40 1.60 Stop Ille Rein (Perker) •.40 Also raced: Slllppers lnveoer. Dlamontt Sklooer. (.~v Levltv, Re· de'lon. Cleanup Hitter, Monterev Pra rle T lnw: 2:00 n EXACTA (9-21 oald S2~80 FOURTK RACE. One mile trot Golden Pride (Maler) l7,40 7 80 5 20 Prootl'ICY IWINlams) • 40 2..IO Moon Cloud (Grun<IYJ l 00 AIM> raced Kete mouo. tmp Imp Imo, Trvst, Sl'lannas Sier Frosty Hunt· er. sn ... ., Looett. Tlnw 2'03 FIFTH AACE. One mile pace Su<ldtn Move (Baker) 20 40 I 60 l IO Dads Du Beta (Pla no) 5 00 1.IO Callforn1e Surter 1811ron> 3 00 A110 raced Halvcon Hvaclnrn. Roval merv. Levitv Rnv111m. M in HtOhlano M1oa, Frostv Gin, Fla min Mamie Time 2·02 1/S S2 EXACTA (4·11 Plld S6S60 SIXTH RACE. One mile pace. Winter Star (Baktr) 2S 00 8 00 S 80 Hav Fun 1Grt11orv) l6 80 IS 60 GVP$V Patriarch IDeiomerl S.60 AIM> raced: Easter Oesl1>n, M" Robin Bell, Condio1 Star. Andvs Clint, Mellow Fellow. CallfQrnla SlllPoer Time. 2:01 3/S. S2 E XACTA (7·4) oalO S100 20 SEVENTH fltACE. One mile Pace. MHltr D G (Ml1kttl) 8.60 HO 1 60 Gooeller John CYm\doml s.oo 4.00 Tlohl Q\.tarters (La ckey) 4 40 AIM> raced. 8ve Bye k otrv, Three Flnoers. Men Mar Jim. Sklooeralrie, SklPPen Leader. SklD • Pa1oe Time 2:00 2 S n EXACTA 15-11 Dlld S38 20 EIGHTH RACE. One m11t oace Native Skipper (Vln<ll 3 20 l 00 1 40 Watbro (8elllargeon) 3 40 7 60 Prtvv Council ITOddl 6 00 AIM> raced Jutes Bov Handover, Flt •nd Rttov, Mtrrv Nard1n, 8eeier, Wfltrlna Tlnw 1 S6 31 S Sl EXACTA (4·1l oa10 '870 NINTH RACE. One mile oace. Crazy Gotta !Slffth) 7 10 4 00 1 80 Little Jortv (AuD•nl 3 80 180 LA DlclalO< tPalerM>nl 7.60 Also raced: Super Neeto, Cracked Ice. Jami\ Vincent, King of Jeu, S!>ted 8umo, Yankee RhYlllm. soeciacular Dancer Time 1 S6 315 n EXACT A <S·61 paid S23 40 U PICK SIX (J.4.7.5.4.51 peld s4,6"6.00 with""" wlnnln9 nc1rm (flYt hone,). C•rrvover poof Sll,931.16. TENTH AACE. One mile pace LHP Veer (Kuebler) 43 00 16 40 9 20 c R Farno (Sorigos) 560 s 60 Jibe Ho IMertCC\On) 10 70 AISo raced Tiit Companv's Go10 Shamus Reoens Lao, Batlllno Blltv Hot N Bothered Caldonia Time IS9 2S S2 EXACT A <1·41 0111d S188 40 A 1ttn<111nce 4, S02 S.nt• Anlt• SUNDAY'S AESUL TS (ISltl tf fl·dtte thOrlvGN>rff tnfff\MI FIRST AACE. 6 turlonos Bad 9ed LUCY (Fnt\) 26 00 I 00 4 40 Meoem SPiendour (Mei• I l 60 180 Crescencle (Hawlevl 3 60 Alto raced Not a Straw Pyramid High, Lace Ca misole, Minerva . Pe~ OCtie. Clan Count1 Tonv s Darling FrellldlY Crowd Beautv's Love Time I 11 4 S HC°"D llACI. 6 hKtono' we Sllecky (VlnJI) 00 HO 300 Subdivide (Ortega) UO UO Wind's Wav (Warren) 7.tO Alw raceo Pat'' i>.t. GClldtn Ci<cle, Velent1ne Lew, Aoltato, BlaU B<lar, l(ona Hills Time 109 3/S n DAil. y DOUaLI! 13-SI Hid Sil IQ • TH .. D RACE. 6 > furlOnO' Exotsve Puser IHwll 2100 t 00 6 00 Reoetrltte (o.llllOllHV•l 4.00 3 00 Westmont Souare (SIDtllel 7 20 At10 rectd Flvlno Irishma n, Cna m· o•on Pilot, Agelnsttlleklno<!Om Pow, Galileo, Intercom Time I 16 41 S FOURTH RACE. One mile cn1e1 Crnttlk (McGnl 9 60 s.oo 2 so Seri's DrH mer (Peoro111 6.60 3 20 l(angaroo Court (Steiner I 7.60 Also raced Roval Caollve, Dedlcata Tlmt 134 415 SS EXACTA 11·4) Plld SIS? SO FIFTH RACE. 6' > furlongs L'Nallv <McCerron) 19 40 8 20 5 00 Ma1or Bill (Voltniuttal 5 40 4 oo Mr AmDanadgr CGuerrel • 60 AIM> raceo R1g11t Tnr111, Dakar Distinct l.over Lucky Buddv, Knowt~ edOeeDte Luci\ Time I 16 2/S SS EXACTA (1·9) Plld S213 00 SIXTH RACE. 1 1 16 miles Bronzed (Shmkrl 4 20 2 IO 2.60 8 ilhkln (P1ncey) 340 2 IO Trlt>tt King (Slblllel 4 60 AIM> ractd Darlenoe. E•ctuslve Artl, Mlssln lopl Roo Ellie Commend Tlnw I '3 3/S SEVENTH fltACE. 1 1 16 m lles Derk Accent (Hwtv) 14 40 4 to 2 80 Rlve"1oe Artist IPincavl 3 20 2 60 Conerton (DtllhOlluye) .. oo AIM> raced Honro, Ronds De Jemt>e, WOl'd\W01'1h, Burled TrtHUrt, NOl>le Air Tlmr , . ., 3/S SS EXACTA (S·4l oeld S92 so EIGHTH RACE. 1 • • miles on run Comedy Acr (McCrn) 20.20 7.20 s.oo L' Allravantt IDIYH ) 3 40 2.IO LIOO Isle IH•WleV) 3 40 uo Also ractd' Spit Curt, Nan'' Dancer WHkt"d Surl>!'lte. Her Decision: Avloa tlon, Sedra, Prloe of Ros-OO<I Time 2·00 215 U PICK SIX IS·l·l·l·S·10) NICI U17,S9UO with -wlMlne tlcltet (sl11 horwsJ. n Pldl SI• cens•flln paid '4~.20 wlltl 36 wlmlne tldtm (!IV• horllft). NINTH AACE. 1 1116 miles Bronze Markel <Pncvl 9 00 S 00 3 40 Domlnent LH (G~ra) 6 80 4 20 Fresno C.nyon (McCerronl 180 Also rectd Ptrlect•Dllltv, Lord'' Ltss•t . Joan'' L•dY Bunch 1 Bunk, Social Whirl Tlnw 144 I 5 SS EXACTA 1'·3) Pll<I '147 00 Atten<11nce 44,93S Masten (et Aueusta. Gt.I 277 B11n C r11n\haw S 108,000 279 Tom Wahon s64 800 180 David E owerd\. '34.800 Gii Moroan, SJ•,800 21 1 Larrv Nelson, U ,000 182 Ronnie Black, s 19 ,42S Tom Kitt. s 19,425 Mark Lvt, S19,42S Davto Gr ahem, s 19,425 ttl Freel Couole1, s 16.200 2M Jack Renner, S 13,200 Larrv Mu e, Sl3,200 Rtx ~a well S 13,200 Wav ev•. Sil 200 215 Calv Peete s 10 200 Rav Joyd , s 10.200 Nick F1100, s 10,100 216 J ack Nicklaus. sl.400 Andy Been, se,400 Danny Eowards, Sl,400 217 Garv Plavt r S6,475 Hele lrwln, 54,475 Jey Hau. S6,47S Payne Sttwart, S6,47S • 211 Tom 'Purt1er, U ,6IO Grt0 Norm an, U,610 Peter Jacobsen, S4,610 Georoe Archer. M,610 1\90 Aoki, U ,680 a·Rlcnaro Fehr 219 Bernhoro Langer S4 000 Fuu v Zoeller '4,000 1'0 Bruce L1elz>.e S3 600 Tommv Nakatlm SJ,600 2'1 Tom We1skoof, SJ, 100 Mark McCumt>er SJ 100 Crata Sttdler sJ 100 Da~hl. SJ 100 wrv Koch SJ 100 m Scott StmD\on ,, IOO ltl •nay North '1 600 a RoDtr• Lt w11 ,,. Let lrev1no. S2.SOO ltS Morr11 Heletslly U .300 lff Dev1d 09rln. '1 100 1'1 Curtis Stren1>e '1 100 e ·Ctar11. 8urrouOl'ls e-denoll\ emettur 61 11·10·61 71-70-71·67 73-71-69-67 76·69·66·70 71 ·74·69·61 70·61·69 lS 69·66·73·74 69-70-70-13 71·73·61·72 71·73·71·69 71·70·71·72 71-71-69-73 71-72·69·71 79·66-70·70 70·73·70·72 70·69· 70· 76 73·73·70·70 71·10-71·73 72·71 ·70·73 71·71-73·71 10-11-1•-n 1•-11-70·11 76·69·61· 74 69-74·76·69 75·71-13·69 72·70·75·71 70·74·71 ·73 69-71-73-74 11 11-10.15 13 10 74 n n 73 10 14 15·70 lS-10 75 10· 10 75 1•·11·14-11 13·11-1• 73 7•·70·74·73 74 11·71·74 11>-1S-10·16 n -10-16-1• 76·6l·I0·69 13 70 75· 7S .. 7l 14 79 7l 71 7S l6 13 73 ,. 14 71 74·15 11 11 74 1S 76 M9.,,... O.stk (It Ha......,,.., Miu.) •1 Lin« Ttn Broeck, 177,000 Mike Sm.Ill, $1S.600 m Glbt>v Gilbert, S9,t00 m ~Of JoMson, U,t2S Tommy Vtlentlne, SS,t2S ~teve Jones. ss,ns 81M Gleuon, ss,ns Rev Barr Jr .• SS.11S .. Tom CostetlO, S4,0SO Boo Ford, u ,o.so BoD Prot>en. 54,050 206 Jim Alt>ut, Sl,207 Mike Bright, Sl.207 Rtndy Watkins, '3,207 '1111 Fra nk Conner, 12,167 Mark B1"'1, Sl,267 Joe Heoer. S2,267 Mike OontlO, S2,261 Tommv Arrnour Ill, 12.267 Terry SllOdllrass, 52,267 -Jamie Howell, s 1,550 Douo Brown. Sl,550 Denni\ TrJ111er, 11,SSO 8!illnt Mctettl"er· S1,S50 Mike Mo<tey, Sl,SSO 20t Llndv Miiier, s 1, 111 Curt Bvrum, s 1, 111 Joey Rassett. s l,111 Gavin LevtnM>O, Sl,111 Brad Ftl*, s 1, 111 210 Vic T Or1orlc1, 1194 Scoll Devis, 1194 Jett Tnomwn, 519• G-Severs, 1194 Mike Hotlllnd, 5"4 Dewitt Wnver, S894 MltCll Aocock, 1194 Mike Gove. stt4 211 Rod Curl, 5692 Run Cocnran. 5692 Joho McGoulJll. 5692 Mlclltel Hulbtrl, 1692 . Kert Nllrro, 5692 61·61·66 70·'6--67 12·'6--65 .......... 66·71>-67 6s-65-7J 61-61 -69 67-67·70 61·69·67 61·61·71 70-67-69 65-70·71 71·67·61 69·69·69 67·70-70 67·73·67 70-70-61 67·69-71 61·'9·71 61-71-70 69-61-71 61-66-74 69-71·61 61-10-n 70-11-61 61-65-76 69·67·73 69·70-70 69-71-70 71·69·10 69·69·72 61-70-71 71·66·73 70-69-71 67-73-70 61-72-70 69·72·70 69-71-71 69-61·74 71-61-71 61-72·71 LPGA tourn11ment (et UI V ... s) 27S Avello <>.amoto, $30,000 -Donna H White, s 11,000 214 Beth Denial, s 13,000 216 S.nore Havnie. s 11,000 217 BerD Bunkowskv, S9,000 -Sanora Palmer. U11<l.OO Jene G~. SS 124.00 Juli Inkster, SS 124 Ptt Mevers. SS. ll• 8ttsv Klno, S5, 124 Alie;e Millef', S5, 12A ,., Bonnie l.ltuer. SJ, IOI V1tk1 Alverez, Sl, 107 8eth Solomon, \3, 107 ltO Jane Crafter, S2,J62 Donne Caooni. S2,J62 Anne-Marie Pehl, S2 ,362 Joanne Carner, SZ,342 Je n Sl~M>n. S2,362 Marv Dwyer, S?.362 ,,, Partl Rlu o, s 1,744 Hollls Stac v. s l.7u Lauri Petlf"sOn Sl,lU BtekY Pear'°''· Sl,744 Jene Bletock, Sl,744 2'2 Chris JOhnM>n , s 1,444 Leuren Howe, Sl,U6 Siivia Bertolaccln, Sl,••S Allee Rittman. Sl,44S 2tl Nancy LOPtl, Sl,191 Ma rty D•Ckerson, Sl.191 ~v PUil, Sl,290 ,,.. Pet 8radtev. SI, 163 Pt llY sr-t\an, Sl,163 Deoble Meistertln, s 1, 162 VelerleSklnner. s l.162 2'S Dot Germain, s 1,011 Jene Lock, s 1,021 S. llY Little. s 1.1171 ROC><n Wellon, s 1,021 Laura COie. Sl,021 Charlll Mntgmrv, Sl,021 2" Roue Jones. s90t Joan Joyce, 190I Beverly Klan, s90t Oate Eooetinv. S90t 2'7 Juov Clark, stSO Vicki Feroon. S8S0 Dia nne Da lley, seso 2" Mvra Van Hoose, stOI Barbra Mlirehfe , Slot Connie Clllllemt. S80I ,,, OeoDie Manev, S774 Cetr>v Morse, S174 Sharon Barret!. S714 lOO Cattw Mani S7•S JudY Eiits S7•5 DH<lff Lu ker, Sl « 70·•1-71-67 72-69-70-69 71-72-•7·74 69-77-61-72 6'-73-71-70 14·72·7S·67 74·69·73-n 70-70· 7 S-TJ 71-73-70-7~ 70·73-71-74 73-69-72·74 72-72-73·12 n ·61·n ·n 14 ·66·7S·7• 75·74·70-71 13· 1S· 71·71 75·71>-72-73 77-71-73·74 61-7•·73·7S 71·72·11·760 17·7•·77-61 7•·70-78·69 14·11·13·11 70·72-76·13 70-71-74·76 11·75·17·13 n -74·71·7• 67-74·77·7• 10· 1S·70· 77 71·77·70·75 16·70-72·75 73-74·'9·77 73-74·75·71' 76·70-76·72 72·70-I0-72 12·71·77-73 71·71 ·76·70 71 -77·76-71 71·7•·77·73 76·71·73·7S 69·7'·73·75 14·71-71·17 71 -76-76·73 71·1•·17-14 14-TJ-n ·n 72·7S·72·77 72·17·7S·73 76-71·76-74 61·7S·71·76 70-77-79·72 76· 71· 71· 73 71 ·74·1S·11 7S·70· 79 7S 77·72·7•·76 73·71 78 77 16·13 71 ,. 16·13·17 74 69-I0-14·77 °"° ,.. fislllne DAVEY'S LOCKER (Newoer1 BelQIJ -1•9 enoiers S4S mac1t.ent 30 Ctl•CO l>tS.S 1t4 t>ontlO 9 \Ind De" 6 vetlowtail 19 rock t1sl\. 5o.t .cuto1n J6 111re11 26 sneeo1neeo CAMEL LIGHTS Its a whole new world. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. r 9 mg. "ta('. 0.8 mg. oicoooe av. per c1g1rette b¥ FTC method. Wtmtft's~ ( ...................... ~, ~FIMI Cllrl' E vtrt LICIYd vs.. Cleudle I( Olldl. DOS looned, rain Cole9I ,,_ St.te S, UC 6r""'9 4 Alllet S.1911 (FSUI Off. Anl1ton, 6·4, 3·6, 6·•; Man Son Hlno (UCll Ott Wakefield, 6·?, 6•1; Def"r IUCtl def. Rovbll, 7·6, 6-2; Gludlcelll (FSU) oe1: .Amor, 7·S, 6·4, Mld 11 (FSU) dtf. 81mem. 6-2. 6-2, 9 1Hotrt (FSU) Clef. Downs, &·l, 6·4. '*"*" Def"r·Man 5on Hlno (UCI) Otf. Wtll4lleld·E l9orrl11a, 6·2, 6·4, Anl11011 ·8 ernem CUCll def. R ovDt l·Full te 7 ·6 , 6 ·2; Selgle ·G ludlcell( (FSU) def. Amor·ROCkowll1, 6-•. 6-l. C.....wanwt UC lrWle a, SMllll Clen t a.s Tr-1111 (UCO def Tebo, .. 1, .. I; Molll<W ($C) def. Malto<Y, 1-6. 6'-4, .. ,. ll1'0rtr IUCIJ def Danlel, .. 2 ... 2; k1119 IUCll def Bower•. 6·4, 2 .. , '"'?; Patton (UCI) def. Sarni, 6-1, 6-1, GlorcNn91a HICO Oef, LUCAIS, 7·6, 4 .. , 6.0. '**91 Mtllory·R llorer (UCI) def Molftor·l owers, 1·6. 6·3, 6·3; Trtnwltll·Panon (UCI) Off. Tet»-OWlilil, 6-0, 6-2, Blrlne-o.-t IUCIJ dlf. Sarnl·L.ueh, 1-6, 6-1. USFL WESTERN CotcFERENCE f'adk w L T f"d. f'F Denver 1 1 0 .175 191 Ari zone • 4 -o .500 212 EureM 3 s 0 .375 114 Oallland 0 7 0 .000 31 CeRlrlt Mlc./\IMn 6 2 0 750 llt OlllahOmt 6 1 0 7SO \30 Hou\ ton 4 3 0 .571 m Cll<QllO 1 6 0 .2SO 160 San Antonio 2 • 0 .2SO '° EASTERN C:OMFE•ENC£ A9Mtk PntleoetPl\11 7 1 0 17S 20'2 New JtrWY 6 , 0 150 19• Ptllst>urgl't 2 6 0 250 144 WH/\t"Vlon 0 8 0 000 " ~ 8 rmnol'lm l ' 0 17S 221 NewOrtnl • I 0 '57 116 Tmpe Bv 4 l 0 571 155 Jack M>nvilre 2 6 0 .250 1'7 ~Pl'lls 1 6 0 150 1)0 Svndt'('s kwM Ar/zone 10 New Jeoev l PlllladelPl'll• 41. Chlcaoo 7 Birmlngllam 21, Mlchl1>111 17 Tonitrflf'I GatM\ HOUllon et Oakland Tamoa Ba\/ et New Orleans ~ t I . . " . WlfMft's sofllel COMMONITY COLl.EGE G9dell W"I T___. G.-n Wflt l. ~ Al1L 1 Gltndtle 000 010 000 .-1 3 f'A 161 114 1S1 152 160 151 lM 217 l27 IOI 124 161 231 GWC 100 000 000 Ot-t 7 2 Hoitt• •"Cl HICknwn, Cartson eno M11on lB-HOk.el (G I SEMIFINAL G4tlOen Wtst I, C........ Aru-t Central Arltont 000 000 l>-0 3 2 GOiden We" 000 001 •-1 5 t Tllomctton end Brt n<ll, C~nson encl Miiton CHAMl'tONSHlf' G4Hell Wfll l. Centnl Arlt-0 Golden Wiii 000 000 000 2-2 4 O Centrel Arizona 000 000 000 l>-0 7 ~ Carlson and Mason. Clark and Bren<lt Al· Teumamem Teem Lori h cheller IC.WC I La urie Holter CGWCl Lvn" A~iert IC.WCI, Vont Rossllh <GWC I "'m Brown (Cenlrel Arli one l RhOnde C.orra11 (Centra l Ari- zonal Dena Gordo!' Cenrrel Arizona), Tt rrl ()ae<g tWl\1 VeKevl. Laure Doarlll CCt nlra Arizone) 6eckv 9ran<lt CCentrel Arl1ol\ll Connie Clark 1Cett1tra1 Artton•i Most vetuabte ollcl'ler Karen Certion <GWC Mos• veruat>tt o·av"fr Venne ~ (Gltnelt le Artl WlleeJcJJalr •porm camp Tbe fourth Annual Junior Whcelchnar Sports C..mp besan I.Oday and will contmue throu&h Friday at Saddleb&ck CoUcae in M1ss1on Viejo. The event, co-sponsored by the National Foundlltion of Wbcelchair Tenn1s, wall be held from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. each day. Each year durina Easter vacat1Qn, more than 100 physically disabled youngsters, ages 7-17. learn. play and obtain skills needed to pan ica- pate in a number of spons, including tennis. basketball. track and field. swimming. archery. wciaht training and fishing. l'he children are coached by many of the top wheelchair athletes in the country. Celebrities scheduled to make appearanet'S include the Rams' Nolan Cromwell. Vance Ferrgamo and Mike Lansford, former Ram Pat Haden, Olympic divin& hopeful Greg Louganas and tennis coach Vic Braden. • Ted 8troecheln •hoW8 off hi• 1959 3008L llercede. Bens r ectfntly. The car la one of • o.lirNetlt.lt ....... many nntaae autoe which will compete ln Carl•bad thh weekend. - Vintage Mc.Crary flattens cars set lb •1 • • • .1. to compete E J Ja in sat.u I DEATH NOTICES Pt8.JC NOTICE Adult volleybaJJ cl lni An adult v ~It . . C Saturday. July ~!e1~a:~ c~inic wil! be held gymnasium. e rvine High School The clinic. offered b . Recreation and Leisui; ~ the Cuy .of Irvine be held from 1-4 p.m. e rvices D1 v1s1on, will The clinac is design d . low-lcey competitve :po as an instructional and beg.inning and intcrmedaa~s e{'pencnce for the The clinic offers me e P ayer. older. rwo hours of pe~~ ~omen. ages l 8 and Players will be acce mstruc11on. fir;J-serve basis. Fee IS sfhed on a firSl<ome. or more anforma11on, phone 660-3639. Adul t ba•lcetball le.a/lUea Registration for adult bask<'tball leagues 1s under way at the Ctt) of Irvine Communat) Services Department. Team application~ are available and wall be accepted with a $300 c:ntr; fee 1hrough Fnday. Julv I. Play will begin in mid-June and countinue through August. For more anformataon. phone 660-3639. PtB.IC NOTICE PtB.IC NOTICE K·10MI cre<lll to be acceptable to the Street, lrvtne. CA. 92714 IUPfRIOR COURT understgl'led and to the Superior Barclays Western Peclfie Invest- OF THI' ITATE OF Court. ten percent (10%) of the merit Corporslton. California. 17702 DARDIS CALllORMA FOR THE amound bid to accompany the Cowan Street. Irvine, CA. 92714 MIRIAM, ;'~DISM. belghoved Estatec~~Lg:~=CKEN-~~:~P~~df~~~w~~a~fltr':n~::r Ca~I:~~~~!~ 1~%~tycoC:::'P'st::t: SISt.er o~ ~tnce ea er. BUSH. Oeceued. sale by the Court Taxn, rents. op-Irvine. CA. 92714 Aunt of Toni Allen and c ... Number: A 11 74 .,. eratlng and malntenance eKperuies. Berclay1 Stanford Investment Kathy Hegener Great Aunt NOTICE Of IALE OF and premiums on Insurance aocep-Corporation. Calllornta. 17702 r M K . REM. PftOP£RTY AT lable to the purchaaer st'lall be Cowan StrMt, lrvlne. CA. 92714 0 ary Allen assner; ""VATE I ALE prora1ed u of the date of recording Barclays Mortgage Corporation. Pa track. Michael and NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that of the conveyance ,The cost of a California, 17702 Cowan Street. Kathleen . Allen. Katrina, on or after Aprtl 25. 1984, the standard torm <>WT'•r s policy of title Irvine. CA 92714 Jcie and Kristin Heg<mer u!\ctersigned u EAecutor of the Wiii 1n1urance. ooe-half ('"'I the escrow Barclays Royally Investment . of DOLORES OU!<CKENBUSH, de-tee. and other escrow expenses Group, Inc . California. 17702 She· was a retired super-ceued. wlll setl 81 private sale lo the customarily paid by the Hiier In a Cowan Saree!, Irvine. CA 92714 Vlswr for Panfae Tt-lt'phone. hlgheal bidder. aubject to confirms-real estate sale transaction Orange Barclays Pan Amertca lnvestmeol Mass of Christian burial lion of the abOve-enlllled Court. all County, California. wlll be Paid by Corpora11on . Cslllornla, 17702 TuPSd. y A I 1 ~ 1984 1 g the right, title, 1nt9f'e1t, and estate of lhe estate One-half ('It) the escrow Cowan Street, Irvine, CA 92714 a ~· pn 1 • , a the deceased. all right, tltle, and tee, all coats of obtaining financing This buslneH Is conducted by a 1\ M at Saint Joeh1ms Cath-1n1erest the estale hU, by operation from a third party tor part of the gene<al partnersnlp 0111 Church Costa Mesa. ot law or otherwise, acquired other purchaH price. the add1t1onal coat John C Connolly, Presld8"t \'i~ttatum Monday 5 PM than or in addition to that of the of lllle lnaurance for special en-This slatement wu llled with the t I 9 PM P deeedent al the ltme of he< death. In dorsemenll or extended cover999 County Clerk ot Orange County on Uri 1 at aerce and to thal certain real property ~ond that of a ata!\datd form March 1, 1984 Brotht>rs Bt>ll Broadway 1oc-ted in the City of Cypress. owner's policy of tltle Insurance. fi.171 Mortuary. 642-91 50 County of Orange. State of Cali-andallolllafexpen6e$Ol.-crow1n-Published Orange COatt Deity · tornla. commonly referred to u Orange Cou!\ty, Calllornla, shall be Piiot Aprtl 1. 8. 15. 22. 19&4 .., 4552 Cathy Avenue. Cypreu, Calt-at the eJtpenH of ttie buyer t853·84 1orn1a. and more parltcularly de-The unde<elgnec:I reserve• the HARBOR LAWN-MT. Ollvt scribed aa follows right to reject any and all bids prior , M0'1uary • Cemetery Lot 32 of Tract 5272. recorded In 10 entry of en order conttrmlng the 1 __________ _ Vintage Ferraris. Porsches, Bug.at- tis, Maseratis and Lotus will will race competitively Easter weekend at Carlsbad Raceway -with the real winner being the fight apinst Re· tinitis Pigmentosa, a blinding heredi- tary disease. Celebrities, including Vin Scully. Cheryl Ladd, Bob Hope. David Doyle, Farrah Fawcett and Jack Jones, have lent their support to reaearch of the disease, and former President Gerald Ford will be honor- ary race chairman. Two days of competition is sched- uled, with gates opening at 7 a.m. Saturday and 5:30 a.m. Sunday. Racing will be conducted by the San Die$o Region of thee Sports Cars of Amenca. Entries from throughout the U.S. are sched uled to com pete in vintage cars with original equipment. The Grand Prix for R.P. will include a concour. D'Elegance. racing practice. Easter Sunrise services and high performance racing. One day tickets are $6. two-day tickets SI 0. Tickets are available at all Tacketron agencies and at the gate. DETROIT (AP) -Gilles Elbilia fears his chances of adding an American boxing title to his Euro- pean welterweight crown are dead. Elbilia's title bout with World Boxing Council champion Milton McCrory was stopped at I :08 of the sixth round by referee Carlos Padilla afte r McCrory fl atened the challenger's nose while knocking him to the canvas Sunday. "Ten xears of sacrifice and a man like Padilla can ruin your career," an angry Elbilia said. 'Tm convinced McCrory will never fight me again. I feell hurt him a couple of times. It's a world championship fight. You don't stop it for bloody noses." The fact is. however. Lbat McCrory won every round on the card of all three judges except one: Salvadore Placencia called the second round a draw. George Canter. thl' American man- ager for Elbilia. called the outcome .. a scandal" and said he would fi le an official protest with the WBC. McCrory said there was no doubt an his mind that he had successfully defended his t1tk the moment his Sneva:~agictouch at Phoenix raceway He wins fourth victory in last -----------seven attempts PH OENIX (A P)-Tom Sneva has a magic touch at Phoenix Inter- national Raceway and even he doesn't know why. The runaway victory in Sunday's Dana 150 Indy-car race by the defending Indianapolis 500 cham- pion was the fourth in his last seven starts on the fast one-mile oval. "I don't know why we have such a good run at this place," said Sneva. who now i;Ahkes his home about 45 minutes ~ the Phoenix track. '"This time. we didn't really have anything trick o n the car. We JUSt ran a pretty conventional setuo. "But the guys (on tht' crew) prepared a pretty good car for me." The crew for the new Tex- aco-sponsored team. put together during the winter by Teddy Mayer and Tyler Alexander, also prepared a good March racer for Howdy Holmes. Sncva·s teammate Holmes finished ~econd. 24.8 sec- onds behind the wanner. but still the only other car on the same lap with Sneva. That finish was the bec;t tor Holmes 1n 32 career Jndy-<.ar starts. His best pr~v1ous showing was a fourth at Milwaukee in 1982. ··For me, it's been a long drought." Holmes said. "I haven't really been competiti ve for a while. Obviously, now I am. It's the first time I've had fun racing in three years. ''You have to give c~dit for the start we've had to Teddy and Tyler." In the season-opener at Long Beach, Sneva was third and Holmes crashed and finished 13th. Sneva now leads the CART-PPG Indy-Car World Series with 36 points. followed by Mano Andretti at :!2. Holmes is tied for fourth w11h 16. Holmes was not alone in his sudden jump to the ranks of com- J'(tllive drivers Sunday. The blazang hot day at the desert track, wi th temperatures hovering near I 00 degrees, was. a big .da)' for several other surpnsing entries. Michael Andretti. the 21-year-old son of the former Formula One ¥Orld champion. was third, a lap ~hind Sneva. And 50-year-old Dick Simon. whose onl y better finish camt' ~hen hl' wa!> an l nd~-car rook11: 1n 1970. was !Ourth. two laps d0'-"11 . Two Aniericans· Dledal in shooting conipetition Cren:iatory Booil 210. Pages 26 and 27 of u le P\alC NOTICE 1625 Gisler Ave. Mapa. In lhe offiee of the County Dated: April 3. 1984 CHINO (AP . d Costa M6$a Recorder of orange county WILLIAM OUACKENBUSH f'ICTITtOUI 8U9fNlll ) -Amencans cap-over two ay~. sate will be tubjee)t to curren1 EOOAA w. AVERIL L. JR . NAM! ITATININT tured two medals 1n rifle shooting and This event is shot at 25 meters with 5-40-5554 tues, coV8f'lanl•. eorie1111on1. re-Attorney tor PeUtlone< T"-f 11~1ng na.son 11 doing the international skeet team moved a .22 caliber scmiautonlat1'c pistol. • tr1c11on1. retervat1on1, rights. FRANfC. AVIRtLL It VARN bus't!\"'essoavs" ,.-· rights ot way a"d easement• of re-1244 Pelntef A•anva into position to capture at least one The shooter must fire one shot at each Pl!ACE 8AOTHEA8 lfLL BROADWAY M ORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-91~0 BALTZ BE"Gt140 .. SMITH I TUTHILL WUTCLIFf' CHAPEL 427 E l11h St Costa Me5l\ 646-937 t PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PAfUC Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory JSOO Paelflc View OrM! Newport S.sch 644°2700 MoCOAMICIC MOA'TVAAY 1195 l.agun1 CanyOf\ RCS t..gun. e ... eh. C1 92951 404 9415 c \.. ~ ------- cord Whlttlaf, CA. toe02 FIBERFORMANCE. 7272 Saturn more Sunday dunng the Inaugural of five targets that turn to face him for The propeny 11 to be told°" an (21') _...,. S• unit K. Hun11ngton Beach, Call! Championships of the Olympic eight, sill.. and then four seconds an "as 111" baats. except u to title Publl81"1ad Orange Collll Delly Piiot 92647 Shooting Rangell. different phases. Bids or otfe<t are lrwltad tor thlll April t5. 16. 22. 1984 property and mus1 be in wrtung end 2078-84 Chllrl•H R Seymour Jr · 20531 Glenn Dubis of Pittsburgh. Pa.. The shootoff was shot in the more wlll be received at the oHlo. of Montauker, Huntl!\glon Baach. and Michel Bury of France both won diflicult 4-second phase. and both Eoo·R w •"ERILL. JR . a1t~,,... nun•1c NOTICE caTutif 92646 d ee1 b gold medal• 1n the men's a1·r n'flc Sc"'umann and Ry~"v shot 147 (of " ,.. .,. .. _, n-. I b •• I ..._ ,.,.t ·' II ~ . for Hid Executor. at 8244 Painter s u.,ness 9 Cv" w" y· an Av.nu.. Whlttlef. California goeo2, K-1oe:as 1nd1V1dua1 comP.Ctition when they fired 587 of a l.SO) and 146 in the first two rounds. or may be flied wilh the C:Wtt of the 'ICTITtOUI au .... 111 Charles R 5-ymour Jr possible 600. The scores were ident-Schumann finally won in the third Superior Court. or Clallvered to NAMf ITATl•NT Thi• statement wu filed With the ic.al th rough all of the tie-breaking shootofT round by shooting a 148 . EDGAR w AVERILL. JR . par-The lollowll'IQ l*ton• ..,. ctotng County Clark of Orange County on tests, so co-golds wcrr awarded. while RyS(v fired a I 43. 901\ally, at any lime •fttr the fir•1 t>u•lneu u : Mar HI. 1084 s f N ff I'. pu1>11cat1onottn11"°uoaandbafore 8!<RCLAYS-SUNSTATE Two. ,,.,,12 Harald tenvaaa o orway w:u. In the shooto 1or the bronze the making of the Mia. 11102 Cowan Street, 1rvtne, CA third in the air rifle event with a 586 medal, Igor Pusyrcv of the Soviet The Pfopert)' wtH b9 told on fM 92714 Pul>ltlhad Orange Cout oa17 srore. Pat Spurgin. from Billing\, Union beat Sweedish veteran Ove foOowtnglMm• Cathorpartealh 8arcteYtAll9tatelnve9tment Cor-Pll01March 28 AP<ll 2•9·tS,tM Mont., won the silver medal an the Gunnarsson 148 to 14.S. Both had and part credit. lhe tenn1 of llUGtl ooratlofl. Callfomla 1770~Cowan 1707·84 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-women~ 1hrce·posi1on smnllbore ~m59hpnortothe~oo~~ Good for you! Dal.IJ Pl.IDIA c1ass1f 1ed ads 1 phone 642-56 78 rifle event wtth a score of .578 of 600 In the second round of the inter· possible pomts, only one point off national skeet shootina event. Matt BulJiman Nonka Matova's winning Dryke moved into a one-bird lead 5 79. w1 th a 148 of I SO !K'orc. He as just Third place went to world r«ord ahead of Francisco Romero of Guam holder in this event. Marlie Hclb1a of with a 14 7. East Germany. who shot a 577. American's could potential!) Dramatic sh~ffs detcrrnmed all 5wccp all of th<' medals in the skeet three medal pQices l'1l the finals of lhr event. 0ryk(', world reoord holder in Rapid F~ Pistol event Sunday. thas compct1taon with a ptrfttt 200 Rolf Schumann of East Germany score, is favored to win, but both eventually edged Scraey Rysev of the Michael Thompson wtth a 146 end Sovic1Un1onTortheaold.butthepa1r Dean Clark W1th a 14S art' In medal had to shoot thrtt shootoff rounds con1ent1on before " Wlnner emcrgtd. The p.11r The dccet cvcn1 conclud" toda) to had both firt'd S<>6 of a pou1bJe 600 tn end the lnauaural C hamp1on,h1t>1 the thrtt-pha~ comoctataon shot crashmg right hand fo und its target. "When f hit him wi th the hook, it broke his nose," McCrory said. "He was hurt bad. I felt it in my hands. That really hurt ham ." El bilia claimed his nose was not broken. "I'm at my very best when I'm hurt," Elbilia, 27. said. "Our strategy ~as to be very careful fo r fi ve rounds, then open up. There were five rounds remaining. "This isn't amateur boxing. This is professional boxing. It's a scandal and I want a rematch. I'm surprised at Mr. Padilla. because I heard he's a very good referee." Stuart Kirschenbaum. chairman of Michjgan's Athletic Board of Con- trol. said he concurred with the referee's decision. "I thousht the referee did an admirable JOb," Kirschenbaum said. "He stopped it when he should have. Even a judge near me. who is supposed to be an impanial observer. thought the fight should have been stopped." McCrory. 24. who kept his record unblemished at 23-0-1, opened a cut above Elbilia's left eye an the second round and continued to work over that side of the challenger's face. Elbilia. 23-3. a fighter with an awkward upnght stance. seldom took the bout to McCrory, preferring instead to counterpunch. As the sixth round opened. the 6-foot-3 McCrory appeared to break Elbi lia's nose with a solid right shot that knocked the challenger down and against the ropes. The 5-foot-9 Elbilia. got up and circled a couple of rimes trying to stay tway from the champion before Padilla steppe-Cl in to halt the bout. Meyer sizzles in race COMMERCE. Ga. (AP) -"QBilly Meyer, driving a Ford Mus)ang. recorded the second-fastest time ever in funny car drag racing competition Sunday in winning the fourth annual National Hot Rod Association Southern Nationals. Meyer. of Waco. Texas. covered the quarter-mile course in 5. 73 sec- onds. defeating Kenny Bernstein of Da llas. whose Ford Tempo finished In 5.80 The record of 5.63 was set by Don Prudhomme of Granada Hill!' in September 1982 The victory was worth about S 18.000 for Meyer. 29. Joe Amato of Old Forge. Pa .. won hts second straight top fuel dragstcr titk by defeating Dick La Haie of Lansmg, Mich. Amato's time was 5.60 seconds while LaHaie was limed in 5.64. Amato also won aoout S 18.000 of the $377,650 purse. Lee Shepherd of Artington. Texas. won has fourth strai_ght Southern Nationals pro stock utk. His 1984 Camaro fin ished in 7. 78 seconds . Second place went to Don Cam· pancllo of Wayne. N.J . Shepherd won about S 15.000. First and )C<·ond place finishers Sunday: Top Fuel -I. Joe Amato, Old Fo~ Pa., 5.60 seconds. 2. Dick LaHaie, Lansing, Mich., 5.64. Funny Car -I. Billy Meyer • Waco. Tel!.as1 5. 73. l . Kenny Berns· Lei n. Dallas, :>.80. Pro Stock -I. J..cc Shepherd. Arlinaton, Teital. 7.78. 2. Don Cam· pancllo, Wayne. N.J .. 7.74. Top Alcohol Qragstcr -I. Bruce McDowell, Bonita, Calif., 6.44. 2. 8111 Walsh. Scranton, Pa .• I 0.19. Top Alcohol Funny Car -I. Bob Ncw~rry. Schenectady, N.Y .. 6.~6. 2. Dan Nimmo, Ko~omo. Ind., 6.67. Competition -I. Gary Wentzel. Kcwann~ Ind.. 8.16. l . Ron Nt-fT. Ar\lado, ~olo .• 8.23. Super Oas -I. Gus UpshAvo, Tifton. Ga .. 9.87. 2. JJ\ck SI.I. Reynoldsbura. Ohio, 9.8 l. Super Stock-I . Gartand Pano"'· Darton. Ohio. 10.S'9. 2. Kc1th Lynch. West Ville)'. Utah. Stock -I. Mikt Smith. Ardtley. p,.,, 14 ~9. ~. Sud Ro~c. ftndgeton. .c. , ""'•·--·· .... ---:..ruu ...,.-.,..-...wa &-•nia Tlle ==:::=-: ...t.u M&.T ... A L.9Me..!f:1===--·· NOTICE OP DEATH or ~ ... .,..,DA.,.. I 'f_ .... __ " SYLVIA a. JANJION, AKA ONI DAY 'HOTO, AM.A ~ YOUTMI ••'ICIALllMllCICO. envu BA2111"1 .aa~ \'IONAI. PHOTO U~AKA TO ~ V.. DMl'f .,,_ -.--..m1 PAOCUllHG LM. AKA , IT llAY • ICU AT A • • eG ~-=-~ru:su:-v::: AND OP PSI itiON TO AJ>- TIOM CfHTtll AKA 0.. M· UL&• TOU ... All ID&.6-Will LL A't "'8lJC AUCT'IOH 1dJNISTBll F.ITATE NO. MMll'TION ClHT!J'. AAA NA· llA19 °'nm unm -,,. TO THE H~ M>Of.A '0" AU!MI 1=~":.'..:!'~~ :c-.:::i: ==TA ~O:! =.:='g'eCKt=.~c.: To all twfn. benetidart., t.in V""-1. CA. t270I YWa. • CIVIL cooe MOTION ata4fl <PeY· credltOtt · and ~Uoaent .a--l. ~. t0312 Ct..tom On Apl 11, ,... et t:oo a.m. • ...._ 1t tN ,.,,_ of .-. 1n ~ c:rt'd.l'otw of SYLVIA IL can,oon """ hnta Ana. CA. mot tMf _..,..,e.d T.,,.. uooer end money of IN UMed IW•) .. JAMISON, AKA SILVIA TtM~aeconduci«tby.en purtU1n1 too. ofTNel t900rct.o "8f'lt, tttte llnd.,,,.... ~to HAZEL JAMJ.SON and lndMINll W tS, tt1t • ~ No. end now Nld by" llNMt M6d o. per· J.,.... L. ~ 15111. 1" toolll,.••I 1HH. of Trwt in die prQp9f1y ,_....,.,.., eons who may be otherwt.e ,,. •llt9mslt WM ftl9d Wltfl die ~ 1141. Of Ofllcl.i ,. Mlcllbed: ln~r8ted in the will and/or County a.il of 0r"'Ot ~on eotda. .._,.,-W. fOWAN> J. TRUl'TOft "<>HALD H. H(NAY, estate· March 11, 1114 CYOAH AHO NATALIE G. CYGAH MANI L. JOKNSOH ' PM11JI M tt'*Of(&J, In Ule ofrloe ot tt1i1 MT«'ICIAR'r. fAA WEST SAY· A peUUoo haa been tiled PubltMd Oreinge COM! o.ilY CountyAtcotdttotOt-.eo..tY. IHGSAND\.OANMSOCIATIOH by BEVERLY J UNE Piiot MwOh Zt. ~ 2. 8, tt, 1914 State of Cellfomll. WlU SlLL~l AlCOADEDAplU, 1M0Mlnttt. S M ITH tn the Suptrlor 1112-M = ~~~JO~=lt~ ~se~eo:~3== '8U:: eour,t.~f ~BCountyL~Y· ---Ml--IC-lll)_TlC[___ UrN Of .-. In l9wM ~ of die Rl9cofder of Ofante County; que1u.i1g mat EVER Unl.s It-) Ill: IMlde tn. meln Mid dMO of 1rutt ~ 1ne JUNE SMITH be appolntm ACTTnOUa ..,.... lront lobbot at Tr~ T1tte loloWtna P'~ u pcnooal re~taUve to Mm ITA~ NurMOI ~. 830 N. Mt*I PA~l 1: Fee S!""f>le title to • ..a lt,....1ant1 AM. CA.. ell r1gt11, title condOmMlum unit 113 1111e "unit"~ ~nuna\er t ettate of ~ ~ pencw.,. OOlno end..,..,_ con-..,.d to end now u lhOwn uc>Of\ the Condominium SYLVIA ffi.... JAMISON. SOUTHLAND PROPERTIES t*fnlNum PIM AKA SlLVtA HAZEL MGMT. co .. 24712 Corti Ct•ta. El ~~ ~~. =~lnu: Mid ~ty~l 1= ~~JJH,~ ": JAMJSON (unciA;r the In~ Toro. CA 82630 Lo. 13 Of Tt9Ct No. 5023, In 8oolc Orange, 8t1t1 of C ... lomla. (The pendent Administration of Kelly Archw•y Corpori tlon, 182, :C:P H \hf""...., 38 lncluttve "P!.n"), r--,..,. on J~ 12. 1879, &tatn Act). The petition la 24112 Cone Preat1. EJ Toro, CA _ ....,,.. __,,.,... 92830 Of Ml l90U9 M• u rec:ord9d • doeument No. 1ae1 • "' Bo<* .et for hearing in Dept. N o. 3 Thi• bl11l"4N1 la conducted by:• In the County fWCOfdlr Offlcle of 13228, P-o-78 through 115 ~ at 700 Civic Center Dr Ion Orange County. ctualve. of Offici-1 ~da. In the " COl'porat · !xceptlng lhel'etrom. Ill oll. gu. Offlee ot the county ~-of W est, Santa Ana, CA 92701 ~i ~::::· ::-:::;'wtth the ue>Mttum and othlf hydroc.tbon .Mid county. wtllch p11n Pl'llln• 10 on May 2, 1984 at 9:3Q A .M . COUntY Clenl of Orenge County on tubltanc.e end mln«al1 tyl~ th1t property dllcrlbld In Trect No IF 'YOU OBJECT to the M Ch 14 1ee4 below the d9')1h of 600 feet from the 10587, recorded In Book 448, • 11 ' PMt1l1 aur1ICI and wllhou1 the right ol aur-Pagee 5 •nd 8, MltcellanlOl.lt granung of the pet.IUon, you Pub419hed Orange Collt Delly fllOI entry M14>1. in the office of the County should either appear at the Piiot Marcti 2e, April 2. 9. 16, 198' The ltteet eddreM and olhlf Record« of Mid County. hearing and st.ate you OOJeC· 1716-84 common ~111110n. 11 wiy. of the PARCEL 2 An undivided .00313 lions or file written 00-.... rMI property de9erlbed •bow la percenl 1o11rett In and to the corn-. ,--purpor1ed to bl: 1087 El Camino. mori ar ... u anown and dlflried on t1ons with the court before rtlllJC NOTICE Col1a M ... CA the plan the heartng. Your appear- ...,.Tnvw ... -·-·· BENEFICIARY: TRANSAMERICA Except Ill oil, gu 1nd ance may be in person or by ........... ..,.... -FINANCIAL SERVICES (714) hydrocarbon IUblllllOll benlllh I N.-aTAT'lmlfT 832·931<1 Cllptl'lof!IOOf .. 1fromtheaur1ac:eot your attorney. The lollowlng Pl'IO"I 11 doing The undenlgried TNllM di• uld 11nd wllh no right of aurfec:e IF YOU ARE A CREDI· bu~o:~IGAN CONST .. 114 E c111m1 any llablllty for any lncortect· entry 1bove 500 reet from the aur-TOR or a contingent creditor 20th St .. Cotta Met1,·Callf. 92927 ,_. ot t~eet ~':' •n<!,~ lace of Mid land' ... reaerved by of the deceased you must common --.,nat..,.., any ... ..,.... .. Wiiiiam J. c-onev. an unm1rr1ed fil ,_, • ith th Tnoma. Ger11d OenlQan, 114 E herein. man, In lhe Deed rl()()(Old In Book e your cuum w e 201h St • eo.1e MMA. 9~627 Said .... will bl m.oa, bUt .seo. Page 838, of Official Rec:orcn. court or present it to the per· Tttt. bualnea Is conducted by 111 without covenent or w11r1nty, ft· PARCEt. 3: An.exclualve right and aonal representative ap- lnOMdUll preu or Implied. regarding tl11e, eaement 10 UM the patto ., .. CS.. . . Thoma G. Oenlgan 1poullllon. °' encumbrMCll. to lgnated P·HS3 on the plan 11 being pointed by the court wtthlll Thia atatemwit wu fli.ct with the pay the remaining ~ aum of ~anent to the unit four months Crom the date of Coun~ Clerlt of Oranoe County on the noll(1) eecured by Mid Deed of PARCEL 4: An exclualve right and first lSSuanc:."e of letters u M11. 8. 1864 Truat, with Int•• thereon, u ....-nent 10 uae.,.. parking ap.ce provided in Section 700 of f'M117' J>(OYided Ill Mld notl(I), ed'lanc., deeigneted on Ille pllll II parking th p oba Cod ( Call Publlahecl Orange Cout Delly If any, under the 1erma of aald Deed apace no. PS-133. e r te e o • PllOI March 2e, At>rll 2. 9, 111, 1984 of Trull. ..... chlrgM and IX· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN0£R A fomia. The time for filing 1713-84 pen ... ol the TN11M and of the OEEO OF TRUST DA TEO Mwch 26. cJajms will not expire prior trultt CtMted by Mid 0.-d of 1980. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION -----------Truat. tor the amount reaaoNbly TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT to four months from the date flta.IC NOTICE 11t1mated to be: S73,581.78. MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE of the hearing noticed above. 'ICTITIOUI 8UaMat The blnellc:i.ty under aald Deed IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION YOU MAY EXAMINE ol Trull her .. OfOf'I 1xecu1ed and OF THE NATURE OF THE h fll k b h If The f:.::eng·~ doing delivered to the undetalgned • writ• PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU t e e • ept y t ~ court. bullneM •• ,...... _. ten Oeclw•tlon of Default end De-SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. you are interested m the es- THE FLOWER EXPRESS, 15182 mand '°' Siii. and. written NotlQe 102 Scholl Ptazl. 11139. Newport late, you may serve upon the Stert>oatd Street. Glfderl Grow of Default and a.ctton to Sell. The Beedl. CA. 92663 executor or administrator or Cellf 92&43 undet9'gned QUMd Mid Notlal of "(If • alreet addresa or common • · Oelault and ElectlOn to Sell to bl dellgnatlon ot property 1a "-' upon the atto~e.y for the ex- Shiron Key Ver1>1T.' l"Slll2 rec:«ded In the county wher'I the above. no warran1J la given u to It• ecutor or administrator, and Sterboefd Streel, Birden Grow rMI Pf09lr'IY II loclted. TRANS-completeneas or correct,,..)." The file with the court with C.ittp • 8284S3 AMERICA TITLE INSURANCE beneficiary under Mid OMd of { { · · •ula ue Hernandn. 1359 COMPANY. a.487 Weet 3fd Street. Truat. by reuon ot • bl'Mdl or~ proo 0 se:vice, a wntten Blt1clly St .. Anaheim, C .. H. 92804 l.oe AngetM, CA. 900<48 (213) fltU1t 111 the o1>119111or1t llCU(ld request st.atmg that you de-~a~rt"::.!:., conducted by: 1 854-2500 thereby, ri.retotore ••ecuted and sire special notice of the fil. Shatol'l Kav Verble 01te: Miich 12. 1984 dellvlred to the underslgried a writ-lng of an inventory and ap-_, TRANSAMERICA TITLE IN· ten Oeci111tlon of Oef1ull Ind De-. Thia •titement wu filed with the SURANCE COM PANY, AS mind for Sale. and wr111en notice of pr~menl of est.ate assets o r County Clerk of Orange COUntY on TRUSTEE breach Ind ol election to cau .. the of the petitions or accounts Mar. 16• 1984 n4U7' By Loi• Liddell, A1111t1111 Secretary uriderllgned to NII Ul<I property to mention~ in Section 1200 Pubtlahed Orange Cout Delly Publllhld Orange Cout Dally Pltot utlaty llld obllgatlorlt. and •ti.re-and 1200 5 of the California Piiot Mardi 215, ... ~u 2, 9, t15. t9"' ~ 2, 9. 18. 1864 attlf the ull<lltalgned cauMd Mid p· oba Cod . ...,. 1815-34 nolloe of bl'eech Ind of electlon to r te e 1114-84 be recorded Oec:«nber 9. 1983 u WILLIAM W. SOUKUP, Ml.JC NOTICE -----------lnatr No 83-562040 of Otflclal ~ ESQ -___ flt&JC ___ NO_TICE ____ corda In the office of the Recorder 1600.Nortb Broadway Salte of Orange County, , fllCTITIOUa IUaMEU Said aale wlN be mede. but 601 NAMI aTATl•NT without covenan1 Of wananty, eit· Santa Ana, CA. 9%706 The lollow1rig Pl'8on 11 doing preet Of Implied. regarding !Ille 973 1644 fllCTmOUe .., .... N.u.ITATIMINT The tollowlng peraon1 are doing buelMMU: bull,,... 11: poeaeaslon, or 1ncumbr1ncee. to • . SPECIAL TY BODY WORKS. 2930 p1y the remaining prlnclpal aum of Published Orange Coast SUNSHINE PACIFIC CO .. 88"2 AnthOny Or .. Huntington Beach. Ca 92&47 Brlllol "C", Coate MIN. C1llf the note(•) aecured by said deed of Daily Pilot April 9, 10, 16, 92626 Trull, with lnterm as In said note 1984 Evellne Ge<lldlM GrolVllCI. 88"2 Anthony Or .. Huntington Beactl. C1 92647 Edwlrd Viti Kl1veren, 10238 provided, advanc.s. If any, undtr Nlghllngale. Founllln Valley. CaUf the tarm1 of Mid Deed of trust. 1111. 92706 c:tiargea. and expenaes of the 1941-84 Tn11 bualnaN 11 conducted by 111 lndlvldull Thlt bullnaa Is conducted by· an TrutlM and of Ille tl'\4ls created by Individual Mid Deed ot Truat ------------ Edwlld Van Kl1veren Slid .... w111 be held on. Tu.day. Pl&.IC NOTICE EVlllM Groaveld Thll 1talemenl WU rlled wtth the County Clerk of Orange County on Maretl 5 1964 f>eOOa Publlthed Orange Coael Dilly Piiot M1rch 27. April 3. 10. 17, 1984 1749-14 P\RIC NOTICE '9CTI110UI _,._ ... NAME aTATIMINT The loltowtng peraont we doing buellleel u : MARQUIS CUSTOM COACH 3933 Blreh St., Newport Beach. C.. 92&415 W.T. Anes.eon. 9081 Larehwood Huntington Beach. Ca 92848 Thlt bualneu la conducted by an lndMdual W.T. Anderaon Thia e111ament wH filed with the Counly Cllfk of Orange County on M1rcn 16. 1984 '2'1'• Publlahld Orange Coat Dtllly Piiot March 27, Apr113, 10. t7, 1984 1741-&4 Th11 111tament wu flied with the April 24, 1984, al 2:30 pm. at the County Clerk of Orange County on Chapman Avenue entrane. to the Mar 14, t98" Civic Cent« Building, 300 Eut F2ilOMI Cnmpman Ave . Orange. CA Publlthed Orange Coal! Dally At the rime of the 1n1t1al publl· Pllol Merch 25. APfll 1, 8, 15, 1984 calloo of lhls notice. the 10111 170 1-84 amount of the unpaid balance of the Ml.IC NOTICE flCTITIOUa 8U .... I NAME aTATEMINT Thi following person Is doing bualMN II' BAG PLUS PACKAGING MA· TERIALS. 333 N GINNI St .. Or· ange. CA. 92tee David A. Golbahar, 2715 Wash· lngton Blvd II 15. MOR, CA. 92&9 I Thie buelMM 11 collductad by an Individual Oavkl H. G01b1har Thia 1111emen1 wat fifed with the County Clerk of Orange County on M1rch 23, 1984 f241711 Publlthed Orange Cout Delly Piiot Aptll 1. 8, t5. 22. 198" 1830--84 NI.IC NOTICE ob1tg111on secure<rtty 11'141 lbovt de- :ic:tlbed deed of trust and 1ttlm1ted 00111, expenaea. and adv1nces 11 $82,749.06 The 10111 lndebted'*8 being Ill eettmate on which ui. opening bid Is computed may be obtalried by c:all- lng (7t<I) 937·0986 or (213) 627 ~865 the d1y before the NII Oiied. March 20, 1984 BENEFICIAL SERVICE CO. u laid Truatee, By T 0. SERVICE COMPANY. agent By Betty .Jo McDaniel, A1sl1tant Secrelary One City Blvd West. Or1nge. CA. 92688 (714) 835·8288 Publllhed OrlllQ9 Coast Dally Piiot Aprll 2. 9. t6. 198-4 P\lllC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUI 8UllHHa ,ICTITIOUa ........ fllCTITIOUa au ... H NAMI aTATEMENT NAME aTATEMINT NAMI aTATEMINT The followlrig peraon 11 doing bullMtl U The lollowlng peraona.,. doing The following peraon I• doing BORDEAUX MANAGEMENT bullMM 11: t>ualneu 11: CONSULTANTS. 7573 Slater ACCESSORIES PLUS. 219 0 & R ENTERPRISES. 7501 T. Huntington Beach, Calll. 92647 Welie.tey Ln, Costa Mesa. Ca Slater, Unll R, Hunllngtoo S..Ch. Janet Sue Schuesler, 263 92626 CA. 92848 Leveme MlchHI J ~OWlrd. 1548·0 Roy K RIZO<, 17641 Colll• Ln.. t, Long Beach, Calll 92683 Adami A.,., Co1ta Mea1, C1. 92626 Hunllngton S..Ch. CA. 92&4 7 This business 11 conducted by en Ch1rles w Orah1m, 1548-0 Tt111 buelMU I• conducted by Ill lndlvtdual Adamt Ave, Cotti M .... Ca. 92826 lndlvldual J1Mt Schvesl9f Thia buelnau 11 condue1ed by • Roy Rizor Tn11 1111emeo1 was flled wltn the gener11 partnerlhlp. Thia 111temen1 wu llled wttn the County Clerk 01 0,.nge county on MlcllMI J. Howard ,County Clerk of Orange County on Mar t6 1984 Thia 111tlmlfll wu filed with the,. Maret\ 23. 1984 '2>t11IO County Cleril of Orange County on '241711 Published Orange Cout Dally March 18, 1984 Publlthed Orange Coal! Dally Pilot Maren 26. Aprtt 2. 9, 18, 188' FM1170 Piiot AprU 1. 8. 15. 22. 19~ t7~ Publlthed Orange Coeat Dally t834-84 PllOt March 27, Apr11 3. 10, 17, 1984 1740-8-4 Pta.IC NOTICE ftcTilK>Ue IUllNIH NAM1 at A TIMINT The following perlOnl .,. doing bUllMMN 8EARO·OCM ENTERPRISES 177<n MltOhell, North lrvlM, Calll 92714 Oevld Gege McHone. 427 Sen Bernerdlno, Newport BMc:tl. Call! 92te3 Jamee hard. 4121 Weeteny Pl • Newport 9eeeh. cam 82660 Thia bUtlnllf II condue1ed by: a Qlllll'll partnetenlp Oevtd McHone Thia 111tement w11 Iii.ct with the County CWk of Orenge County on A(X 5. t8'4 ..._. "'bllthed Orange Colet o.lty "'°' AprM 18, 23, ~. Mey 7, 1H-t 2082 .... Pl&.IC NOTICE MUC NOTICE FlCTITIOUS BUatMH fllCTmOUa IU ... H NAME ITA'nMINT NAMS aTAT .. MllfT The followtng perton le dOlng The following peraon• are dolf1il bullneu u buslMU u · COAST AL EOUIPMENT COM· TEXTILE MARKETING SYS· PANY. 6552 Paris Clrc:M. Hunt· TEMS. 438 B Maire St • Huntlnglon lngton Beech. C111f 92847 a..c:h. Cell!. 82846 lhomu Alvan Judklna. 6552 Brue. Craig O'Neil, 221 N Vine Parlt Clfcle, Huntington BMdl, SI . Anlhelm. Call!. 92805 Calll 92&47 Karyf Robet11. 438 8 Main St . Thll bualMM II conducted by-•n Huntington a..c:tl. Calif 92848 Individual Thi• bull,,... I• conducted by I Thomll A Judkln• general plrtMrthlp Thi• •11tement wu mec1 with the 8rUC9 C O'NMI County Cll(ll. at Orange County on Thi. 1t1tement wu Iii.ct with the Mlt 1$. 18~4 County Clenl of Orange COi.iniy on FM1 t7t Mar t8, 1864 Pvb*lhed Ofange Cout o.iiy P'M1171 PllOI MIVCh 26. Aoril 2, 9, 18, ttM P\lbllahed OrMQI Coat Delly 1109-84 Plklt March 2e. At>fil 2. 9. 11. 19'4 t/1Q.-14 ------~~--~--1 FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOl DtlTAICT NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF AHOUltlON OF INTENT TO LEASE I UAPlUa DISTRICT M!At PtfOPERTY" BID NO.M-11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL OtSTRICT hu declared that the IOI· IOWlng r .. I property wtll not be needed tor cla$$room purPQMI: Two kindergarten claurooma In Bulldlng B of the James O H1rper School located II 18685 Santa Yna StrMt, Founlaln Valley. Calllotnla.. The Board of Trusteea ol the Fountain V1lley School Otatrlct r• aoives to leue 1ne facllltlet ao In- dicated above un<Mr the term• and condition• 1t11ed In the RetOlullon o1 lhe 801rd. Resolution No 8A·30 The minimum monlhly 111se P•Y· ment tor the term ot the leaae shill not be 1111 than S696,00/per c11nroom/per montn Of • total ol 11392.00/per mon1n The minimum monthly leeN payment fOf aubae- quent Plflodl may be adJueted en- nualty 11 the District's dlSCtellon A Securny/Clean1ng depolll will bl required prior 10 occupancy No commission snail be paid any llcenaed r .. 1 estate broker In lhl• regard, and thef'e 11\all be no deduc- tion from any proposal In determin- ing the hlgnast responSlble bidder Sealed proposals 10 lease said property must be received by the deleg11ed oltlcer at the Fountain V1lley Scnoot District Educetlon Center. 17210 01k Street. Foun111n Valley. Calilornla, 92708 , no later lhan 2 00 p m April 2<1. 1984 Belore accepting 1ny written proposal• 1ne delegete<I o"icer tnall call tor oral bidding Any Plf· aon who has 1?9<etofore submitted a written bid ~y submit an oral bid axceec:llng by al least live perceot (5'1.) the n19hest wrilleo bid The hlghnt responsible bidder thall be required 10 execute tne lorm of l .. H . auch format hH heretofore been eppro~ by the 801rd 01 Tru•l-Tne Board of Trust ... 111all mike the determination u 10 wnetner lo lelte Pld l•clllfla wttnln teo ( 10) d•YI •"er rec.ipl ol Olds Information concerning tne prex>Olll 11\ould b8 addrMMd to FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DIS· TfUCT. t 7210 OAK STREET FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA 92708. (714) 842-6651. Attention Cerol Jone• FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DIS· TRICT BOARO Of TRUSTEES Su11n111 M00te Clerk of the Board 0111· AfHU 6, 1984 Publllhld Orenge C¢111 Di iiy Piiot April II. 18, 23. f984 t"4-84 NlJC NOTICE DlttA"HlllNT 0, TMI .,.-T~~L MVINUI l90ftC!TO C • IWOll~ HllMCI ,..._.. M9 Oii llfTINYM* U.. b)i AM AIM> CA8UAUTV ....... i!i&= MOnca Oii IU&.ID JO Ta&llaPH ilCOHOUC 8YllOf-.. .,_ l•AMl ·--· llOMU ~C..._ '9«Mlll 1MllalG ~ llw au"'°'1ly In ·tnwMI • u.c.c. Md .. ~ m11 a PS I 11 a.. ~ eoci. NCtton mt . ._ ..,> .___.CA..,. PfOClef1Y Mctibed tlelow Ml beef! NOTICll 1.9 H!RE8Y ON9f to tN --MlllllCI b ~ment of imetNI Cnldltort Of I l .K. INC.. T,..,,.,.,Of .......... r.-.. tul9 dUe ffO!'\ A. a J. Alf'. Md L.loeNM, .._. ~... YW .,.._ Dll 2 I M, 19 CMl"T fMOIHl!.I, INC. n.. Pf• dtW le no&,..., Ad .. In VII TOUll ldmitl!ld ..... lfty _.be IOld et~ .... ~ City ol eo.ta ...... County ol Or· TC'l\ll ....- ..-, bid. pt<MdN by"*""' --.Statieot~tad27..... ~ ~eney ~Code Mclion 1339 and,.. •bulk 11.,.,_, le ebcM to 11e made ~Statut<wy D1po11t 1et90 reouliltlonl-to IYUHO HI CHO l Kl SIM CHO. GfOM ~ end Oete ._,. Wlll be bplned. Acwtl T<lnlter• Ind ~ tr.,.. -~..:-- 27. ttl4 .... wtlOM ~ ~ .. """'"--..- • N00.000 8700,000 (-)16.1 ... Time bide will be OC**1: 2 00 pm 1ot38 Uttohen St.. 111 IN City oC Unr I l'D '9d ~ ,...,..., ~ ot .-.: 202 i. ,.._,. Norw ... County ot L.oe .._,.._, ~ • f'9ll'dl Aft,, Sent• Ane. CA. 92f01 lt .. e Of Cllffomll 90860. pc~ ,1 l~,IM Tit.le offwed: ~ lhl riaht, thf1 TM loeetlOll In CellforNI of the income to( ... ,,_ ..-.Ml Ind IM••I Of A & J Al"°"-'FT cNtif eJ!tlClUtlv. office or Otindolll OtlltKlo,_l IM1t• fOf .. )'W 117 .- £NGfN£1 INC.1. WI and to the prQP-bU ... offloe of the Intended W·-~~lhellboYa....,..,.~IGOOf----lf'Y will bl onered fof ~. If ,.. 1.rantlkor IS: Same '"7 Q'*1ed, the lnt•Nll ~ ..,. All°''* bullnw namee end Id· the Annuli tor the ~ Md9cl O.C ,.., 11, ... lllCe will lurnlafl 111form.allon about ~ 1-.d by the lntanded ltant-mflde to the fnlur8nOI Comm .... Di'IS. ~ to .... f)OMlble encumtwances. wNch Mav lllOf within thfM )'Mfl IMt P99t ao Hent ~~ be uMtul In detlrtnlnlng lhe veiu. oC tar a known 10 the lfltended tr.,.. ~ M. , e.cr.tary lhl 1n1ereec bllnO tofd ,. .. .,, None P\Jbti.n.d Orengeeoe.t Delly Plot~ 11. 17, 11, 11, 30. 1tM N11ur1 of Tiiie The right, tit... Ti. ptC>per'ty 11 cs.aa1bed In Qen-..,....... and coet of the tupey91' WI and to erll .. Alt •tOdl In tnlde, nxtur•. ~ the pr099ftY It Offered for .... tub-~I Ind good wtll of• C*tlllf'I PWlJC llJl1C( fm1C .wlflllr Ject lo any prlOr velld OUtltlndlnQ LIQUof Store ~ known 11 _ _.........,=....,-...-. ..... ~-..--- mortgag19. encumbfanc.. Ot 0111« MA. 9 S LIOVOR and loeeted at Ilene m favor ol UWd '*1 ... agelnat 2205 Felrvllw Rd 11'1 the City of .,,.,.... the lup1yw th1t 111 auperlOr to the Coete MMa, County of Oftnge. For UM by LIFE, """""'OEHT & HEAL TH lnawlfQ Compel ... lien of lhe Unlled Stat11. All PfoP-State of C1Nlorti11. and tr-t• the LR AMP ACCIDmn' ~ NIAL TN . erty II offerad tor 1111 "-'*• I•" followl~ alQohollc beverage Ileen• av...-~,.. Al9AIAA. STA"ll FUT - and "H It" and Without recourM {or llc:enMt) OFF-SALE GENERAL ft.All WI> D9C'9Wllt 11, ._ .. 9011n11 tne United Slit.. No J.iumblf 21-35t25 now INIAd 10 C1•-:aW ....... U19 guaranty or warranty,.. el1$>1' ... or l)l'amlw loc1ted 11 2205 Fairview ._ ...... c......, Implied, 11 made u to the vall<llty of Rd for the prernt-IQclled 11 2206 1491 0.... ..,..._ ..,. ,.._, the lltle. qu1llly, quanllly, 'Wligflt. Fairview Rd tn tne City ol eo.t1 llze. Of condl11on ot any of tne prop-Meea Cwnty ot Orange. Stale of *•'°" lleech. CA. - ertr. or 111 Illness '°' any u11 or ea111orn1a Total edmttted alMta $29.111,127 123.782..Mt 11, 100-.000 purpoae No cia1m will be con-That the amour'll ol putc:tlaM T 0181 llat»Utlel lldeted I01 lllowance or ad)Ullmenl price or COl'llldef1110n 1n COIV'letlon Capital paid-up or tor reactssion of the ule baMd w11.h Mid transfer of Uld lteenM (or Grou paid-In end on I allure ot the property to conform llQen ... ) and Mid bull.,.,., lnclud· contributed turplu. with any expressed Of Implied 'itP-1ng tne estimated inventory, 11 the Unaulgned funds (aurplua) S7,71t,e68 ($2,137,880) (11.211~ r~t·~~ci. E11ect ot Juntor En· :':"r:',!!:~ 00· wnlch conalata Gain (Lou) from operation• cumbranoee. O..Crlptlon, Amount lncreue (Oecreue) In Capital and Eltect ot J1.rnl0f Encumbnl11e11: A Cnectc• deposltad into eterow by aurplus during 1983 ($1,403,.804) certificate of sale of ~raonal prop-bu)'tr 1t open of escrow. S5,000.00 lneuranoe In Foroe: erty given °' a deed to r .. 1 property Promissory notes per UC<OW In· Natlonwtde executed purauant to aecilon 8338 1truc11on1. S25,000.00 Accident and health premlu~ ahell dlactlarge auch proC)erty from Demand note lo bl repllced by lnautance In FC>f"oe: Cetlfomla $2, 182.548.000 117,.287,895 S UM,731,000 all llenl. encumbrances, and lltlee call\ prlOr lo clOM by buy9f, Bu ...... ~ over which the hen of the Unllad 1100.000.00 = ...... _ .. h ..-..... St•I• w11n respect to whletl lhe levy Th1t II hu been agreed bltWlerl t r-• ..,.. -• -"'9 -wu made had priority aaid lloenMe and intended trtne-ect: Callfomia Dllcrlpllon ol prope<ty 5 metal fer .. u required by Sec 24074 of eu.n... P909 $11,"452,864 4-dr-filing cabtnett, 6 dMll1. 9 the Bullnesl and Profeulona Code. We hereby certify that tM lbOYe items are In 8CCOf'denoe wtth ctlllr1, 2 Teus lnatrumenll printing that the COl'lalOerlllon tor the tran. the Annual Stat9"(Mlnt IOf' tM ~ encs.cs December 31, 1M3, ca1cu1a1or1. 1101 m11e offloa equip . fer of Mid buslnas and.,.,"*' of made to tM ln1Yrance Commluloner of u. St.N of Cellfom&I t 3-ahelt book cue. 1 c<>c*tall aald 1ic.nae It to bl paid only attar • !Ible. t Ille tub. 1 Smltn:Corona aald tr1naler hu bMr1 approved by pursuant to law. electrlc typewriter MV35204. t tne Department of Alcohollc John S. ROUS9MU, Preeldent ctllCtl writing maGhlne, 1 JM copier Beverage Control. MarshaJI A. Strange, ft.ulatant Secretaty Modal 483 •TK011341, 1 Ricoh That a sale, 1ran1ler iand ulign· Publlshed'Orange Coast Dally PMot Aptff 16, 17, 19, 19, 20, 19&4 prlnllng calculator. 1 rTM1tal 2-door mlfll of the afores11d stodl In trlde, '2075-44 3' x 5' cabinet, 1 aet metll thelllft, 1 flitturea. equipment and good will of ~ ooucn, t Llthem time Clocll, 2 aeta Mid bullnesa will bl oomommated. rtaJC ll)TIC( "8lJC llJT1C( large metal ehelVea. 18 large me1al and the conalderallon thef'efor __ ...... _______ _ lheH NII, 1 lo1 lpprOX <110 cyllnOer tOQether llWith the conalderellon fOf auwnblles (new), t IOt uaorted off the treneter and UllQllmlr'lt of the f1RE A.MD CA.SUM.TY c0011<1. p1n1. crankute1 111d al<>fesald llcense (or licenMtt la to SYNOPa&S OP n. Al9AIAL. eTAWClfT cranksh11t1. 1 cffnlng table and S bl paid on or 11t1r \hi 18th day of THE CA.MAIMAN _..am ~_., chalra, 2 rafrig.ators. 1 RCA 17'' May. t984, 1t the eecrow dee>ert-Im ...,.., ltfill. B&W lelevlslon. 7 boxee mllC. merit ol LUCKY ESCROW CO .. Inc.. ,.__,._ ...... C - part1. 2 compressors & PflSIUre at 2883 W Otymplc Blvd .. 111 the City -A. tank•. 1 llquld storage tank 200 g1I.. ol LOI -'ngelel. County of Loe An-Yw Ended 0.11u•" '1, .,.. 1 lot misc etectrlcal p1r11 & metal geles. St1te of c.i11orn1a. pro'ilded Total admitted .... ta $85,441,720 conduit, 2 boxes <18" llourelCel'll that the Department ot AJcohollc: Total llabllltlea 158.703,870 tubes, 1 parts c1rote1, 15 engine B~erage Control nu approved Capital paid-up/Guaranty stand•. 1 safety kleen cieamng tub. aa1d 1ranster ol aal<I license. Capltal/Statut:Ii o.po.it I blut cabinet kelco mod CH48C Oa. led. April 9, 1984 U ••• u.-..,. tu ( .,,1 ) •82957. 1 blut cabinet Kelco mod. s st< INC "--v•-.. t .ur.,.u1 $1,250,000 17,497.949 CH48C 1r3822. 1 wheeled engine try 9Y JACK N KAMINSKI Surptus aa regard t 1tarid, 2 nre extinguishers. 1 P1e1fic TrlfltlerOf and Ucen-policyholders $1,737,MI combuttlon annealing Olletl Mod BYUNG HI CHO Income f()f lhe yeer $42,801,111 3025 •628, 2 dip lat1k1. 'II pallet Kl SUN CHO OtsburMments fOf the y..r '43,818, 193 50-lb 1>19• Ballotlnl tmpae1 Bead1, TrentlerM and Intended Tr1111-we hereby certify that tM lbOv9 lteme are In acc:ordllnce wtth 7 1ot1 mtlC engine parts 2 lot1 lerM ... _, S f ...... ~ "--"--31 ,--. mttc. toOls 1 storm Vulcan Jet Published Or1nge Coaat Daily Piiot the "nnu.. t atement °' 1,,. Y99' .,,._, ..__ .. ..., • ~ ci .. n Mark II •2408. t alectrlC April 18 1984 made to the lnturancie Commisak>ner, pur9Ulnt to .... grinder lbu"er. 11 1110r1ed me111 2076-8<1 DENNIS ALBERT RILEY. UNITED ST ft. TES MANAGER 1hell anemblles w/wtleelt. 6 Published <Xange Cout Dally Pltot AprH 18, 17, 19, 19, 20, 1984 propellors, 3 assort battery 2074-&4 c:hergert. 3 weter coolets, 1 auto- matic 1ranap0<1 co. lorlt hl1 Mod SRT32 •31654. 1 IOI misc shelving. Pl&.IC NOTICE K·10IOO MUNICIPAL CC>Uf'T SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY JUOtCIAN Dti'TI'ICl 1 lot •UO<led S01ver111 & cleaning fluids, 1 101 engine exnauat p1rt1. t , 101 (collapsed) corrug1ted cardboard boHs & cartons (un- u11.id). 1 welding se1 wlllnks eno gauges. 1 hot pack electric oven (!<tin) 1176238. t lot small electrical parts, screws and wires 1 IOI m1ac ~etor i nd C81burat01 p1rt1. I 30142 Cr-n Valter Parllwey utiun. Nlouel, CA. t:WT7 Pt11n1iH HEJ.IRY CARPENTER tnd DOROTHY CARPENTER Defendant MAXWELL SMITH 1nd JANICE SMITH ARCH BAY LIQUORS Ind DOES I lhrougn v. tnCIUSIVe FOUNT A9t VALLEY MOTICt: °' ADOP'nOM °' MaoumoN OP INTDfT TO LEASI auN'\.U9 Dten.ef REAl~TY M>N0 .... 17 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT llU OIClared that the I~ IOwtrlg real property wllt no1 be needed tor clatsroom purPQMI Tne kl1dlen 1n Bulld1rig B of Jamee 0 Harper School, localed al t6&8!1 Santi Ynez Street, Fountalrt Valley. California. • IOI essor1eo gaskets 1 IOI IP'IY paints I metal ladder t lot II· so<ted work benches. 1 101 11~t~ metal tool cnests & 10011. 1 Logan verllcal mill 5 720, 1 work lable wi g as jets, 1 plectrl~•' dlPPlno tank. I grinder, 1 valve macn1n1, 1 N1cloma11c Hol'ling macnine mod H7 11222. 1 tot multl-dra-r cabi· nete. I lot lmpacl tools. 1 lot 1s- ao<ted elec:trleal hand tool•. 1 Lisle drln grinder mod 81000 111~. 1 ChlcloO drlll press mod LCN 1<1 1135~. t Dale arbor press M-101, 1 Lempco orankll111t gr1nd1r mod TKGD •85, 1 Storm Vulc1n cam9"att grinder mod 75 :tS32·79. 1 Republic machine lalhe. I EdElatall vertical mlll • 1929. t baldOf grinder/butter mod 3328 •279. 1 p1rts room ot•m1ac n- englne pans. 2 desks 2 cnairs, 1 credenza. 2 typewriters, 1 Kelco blast cabinet mod CH24C • 1304, t Bryant chueklng grinder, 12 engine rack1. t Linde -Ider mod VCG 305 •76009821. 1 Ouralube unll mod 09 •685. 1 South Bend me111 lathe •86C. 1 Sumner honing m1- c:hlne mod MBB652 :63428. 1 maqnalluit teat unll •832709650 1 ZyglO teat macnlne. t engane t .. 1 bed, t grMnefd arbor Pf-mod 24PW •56&194, 1 Baldor bUI· !er/grinder mod. 612 "1082. 1 dual Rockwell Delll OrHI presa untl & llble mod 17·600 • 1452382. 1 Leland Gifford reamer •745 Pr~rty may be Inspected at Frldey Aprll 27. 198<1 lrom 12 30 to 1 30 P M 202 E. Stevens Ave S1n1a Ana CA 92707 Submlsston of Bids All bi<ll must be submitted on Form 2222. Seelfld Bed IOf Purchase ol Seized Prop erty Cont~t tne otflOI 1nd1ea•ed. below IOI torms 2222 ltld lnfOf malfOf'I abOUt tne PfOperty Submll bide 10 tne ~son named below before lhe lime blGS wit! be opened Paymeol Term1 Bldt musl be IC· companied by tile full amount ol tne bld II It 101111 $200 0t lest_ II lhe tolet bid Is more thin $200 aubm•I 20 percent ol tile amounl ot the btd or S200, wn1cnever 11 great!lf Orl accep11nc1 of the n1gnest btd lhe c ... No 29328 SUMMONS • NOTICEt You MWI been lued. The court may decide .,.._. ,_ wlthoul rovr being heafd .,,,.._ yo1.r re1pond wlltlk't JO daye. llleed the lnfonnetkHI below. If you wish to -k the advice of an 111omey in tnls milter, you anould do so promptly 10 that your wrnten rnponte If In)', may bl fifed on time . AVISOIUtted na eldo <Seman· dade El trlbum1. lade deckMr - Ire Ud. 1ln ~a merMM Cl'M Ud. reaponda derltro de JO ..._ Lee 11 lnlormacton qw atgue. II J041 wlall to N9tl the .cfwk:ie of an ettomey In ltlla matt If, yov ahoUld do ao prompll)' IO that your written rMpon11, If anJ, may be flled on Ume. 81 u11ed deM1 aollcftar el con-"'° de un 1bo9ado en "ti .. un-10. d eb.,11 hace rlo In· medlat.mefltl, de .... ~a. au r .. pu.ea. eecrtt.. II MJ .. -.. puede M r f9911tr9da • ttempo. 1·TO TH£ D£FEHOANT: A dYM complalnl Ml been Mid bf the P41lnlltt egeln11 JOll. II JOU wlefl to ci.tend lhl1 lew•ult. you muat, wllhln JO <lays alter 11111 avmmon1 ts MNed on you. hie wttn tn11 court 1 wrtllen responl. to the compl1tn1 Unless you do. your deleull will be entered on epphc11t1on ol tne pl"'1· tiff and this court may enter 1 judgement 11ga1ns1 yOY lor the retllf oemendftO 1n the complatnt wn1en covld resull 1n garn111nrnen1 of WllQH ta•11n9 ol rnonll)' Of property or otrte• rehet reQvt!Sled in the com- plaint Oiied June 6 1983 JAMES 8 HARRIS Cten. By M LA NC ASTER Deputy JOHN T. CHADWUL, JA J30 Clltt Ortn, Ste. 204 Leg1.rn1 S..ch, CA. 1351 Publ1tn1<1 Or~ Coast Dally Pilot April~ 9. t6 23 198A 1848·84 The Board ol T ru11... of thi Fou11111n Valley School Olatrlct r• IOI.,,.. to lease the faclllllee ao In- dicated above under the term• and condlllOns 1tated in the ReeolutlOn of the Board, Aeeotutlon No 84-31. The mlnlmWTI montllly leUI pay- ment for the term of the ..... lhlll not bl lest tl'larl two l'tun<lred '-" 'l·l1v1 doll1r1 per month ( 225 00/month) The minimum monthly le-paym111t tor tu~ quent period• may bl edjulWd an- nu111y at lhe Olllrlct'a dl9c:retl0n A Securlty/Cleanmg dlpollt wlll bl required pr!Of to ocx:upancy. No commlasloo shalt bl paid any llcenaed , .. 1 ut1te broker In thla regard. and there tti.11 be no dedUc:· non lrom any propoeel In o.t•mln- lng the hlg,_1 respot191t>ll bidder. Sealed propoull to ..... Mid property mutt bl recelYad by Ille delegeted otnc.r 1t the Fountain Valley School District Education Cent•. 1n10 Oall Street. Fountain Valley. Celttomla. 92708 "° later ttien 2 00 p.m .. A(Xil 2•. 198<1 BltOf'I acaioll"ij any written propoaals, the delegated otficer ahall Clall tor oral bidding Any 1>1r· 10n wl'IO nu lllretOIOl'I IUbmltted a written bid m1y submit 111 oral bld exoeedlng by at leut five Plf09nl (5'>'.) the hlgn.91 wrlttll' bld The nlgnett responslbi. bldder el'lall bl required 11> execute Ille form ol ieate aucn lormat has neretolor• blef1 appro~ by the Board of Trullees The Board ot Tr\J.lt-1na11 mike the determ1natton u to wnetr. to IMM Mid tectltt-wttl'lln ten 110) day• 1'1er r-pl of b!Ot b1lance oue. If any. will be required 1------------ lnlorm111on concerning lhl propotal lhould bl addraeaed 10 FOUNTAIN VAL.LEY SCHOOL OtS· TAICT 17210 OAK STREET, FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA, 92708 (7141 &42-6651. Attention Carol JonM FOUNTAIN VALLF!:V SC'100L OtS· TRtCT in luH Form ol payment 1u payments mull be by cam. ~l!Mtd CM<:li. cunltlf • °' tr .. surer s c:h«:lt or Oy 1 United S1a111 l>Oltll. bani! •• prus. or telegrapn money or<let MPI Chldl Ot money O<Cler pay 1ble to the Internal AeYel'N9 Ser 'i1ce H M HEATH Revenue O"tcer 24000 Avtl1 Rd L-oun1 N~ CA (714) 831 4020 01te Aprll 11 198A Publllhld Orange Coa•t Daily Poot April 18. 1984 2068-84 flta.IC NOTICE ftennoua ., ....... MAMI ITAllllllfT The lollOwlng C*'IO"I ere dOlftCI bullOIM .. (I ) C HR ISTOPHE R S ~)''CAI.LIE'S" (Cl JASMINE'S" d)"8 J 8£NTlEY'S". 7000 9-dl oui.vard. Bu.na P1rk, Catlf tot20 Mltlnefl&uena Patti Ltd . 1 llm• lted partnerantp, 7000 BHch Boulevard, Bu•n• Park. Call! 80920 Arcflte e.nnett Jr 1700 WM1 Looo Soufti. Suil• IOO HOUiton Tena 770~7 Thia ~ II conducted by I limited pertMnhi(I Artl\11 B«wwtt Jr Gtlnerat Plol'I• '* ~ ltlt.,...t Wft nled wtth lhe County c~ of Orange County on Met 1'. IW l"M1i• Put>kthed o,.no-Coa t 0.11y Pllol March 21. APfl' 2 9, ti t9&' 111r..14 ,,. P\8.JC NOTICE lEOAL NOTICI NEWPOtn -MllA UNtAED ICHOOl OllTillCT Notice ln¥1tlng B'dl BOARD OF TAUS TEES Suanne Moore Ci.,k ol Ille Boar<! 011• Apftl 5 1964 Publllhed Orange Coeat Dealy Piiot Apnl 9 16 23 1984 PtalC NOTIC£ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tnat t111 Boar<! of EOucahon OI tile N- port Mesa Unlhed ScnoOI 011trict of 011no-County ... 111 rec.el.,. Mli.d btdl up 10 2 00 PM Oii the 2•tn dly ot APftl '""· at thel"urct\allng Of· FtCTITIOUa .,... .. llGI Of the Olslrlct, IOClled 11 NAiii ITATDISNT 296~8 Bffr Str .. t. Coata Me.le. The tottowlog PIAO" 11 doing CA 11 whlCh time .. 10 bldl wllt be bull,_1 u publicly QC>lfled anO t .. d IO< WHITNEY & ASSOC'S, 817 W SURPlUS PROPERTY CONSIST· mn SL. eo.11 Mee&. Cant 92827 ING OF 2 ea SPE.EOSPACE RE Mar11 f Whitney. $203 ~ LOCATABL~ CLASSROOM ap-N9wpor1 9Mct\ Cell! proa 30 , 32 1 ea AUROAA RE· Ttlll ~ tt condllC1ed by tn l OCA f A8L( CLASSROOM ap· lndtv!Oull pro• 32 it SO M6"I F Whitney All bid• ar• 10 be 111 aocordanc:. TNt 1t1~1 wu llleO .. ,,, the ... " condluons atlled in bid pidl· County o.rt. ot Ortn0e ~,,..ty on ege now on me 1n the o1t1oe of the Atx 5 t984 ~ng Olr.cior ot Mid Sctlool ,.._ Otstr!C1, 2915-B &t., Street. CO.it PuOltehed Of9nOI CoMt Delly Meet. CA Piiot Aprll 16. :l3. 30 May 'T tll ... A Bid Oepoelt of One Thou .. nd 70~ Dolletl (St,()0000) wlll bl requtted lfl the IOflTI of I 8id Bond Cdh• a P\llJC N0TlC( CMck Of Cttr1lfl•d CNC:tl. rriacs. peyabll to the N9wpor1 M-. \JI'! fled SchOOf 0..trlCI Tne &olTd of Educatton ,.., .... tne ttgtlt to r~ any Of 111 b+ot ~ 10 w11vt1 any inlOfmlMty Ot If· r901lllllty In 11/ly !lid rKW'Ved N[WPQ RT -MESA U N t,11!0 SCMOOL Ot$TR1CT r;I Orange Cou11ty C1blom11 Oorot"''I' ~111....,, ~'"* C P M P11rch1.inv O!rei:tor 17 1•1 .. !>& .. 3217 Pvt"IV\~ Or111941 Ct!iitt t.nrn o 16 u1e• NOTICI Of: TMllTB"a IAL8 \At911 .... 11m1•1~ , .......... ... uwrcoae" ~MRWK:aCO. as cMy ~ Trwt• under the folowing ~ dMO ot "'* WILL S~Ll AT PUeLJC AUCTI0H TO THE HIGHEST BIOOEA FOA CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IH CML COD£ SECTIOH 2924h (pay- able it the time of Nie tn lewfUI money of the Untted Stet .. ) all right. lltte end In.._. conv.,.ed to Ind now held by II under llld Deed of T Ntl In the pr09lf'IY tler'llflaftlr deecrlbed· TAUSTOR: RONALD NOYES, PA TRICIA WADOEll NOYES BENEFICIARY FAR WEST SAY· INGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION RECOAOED January 21. 1813 • in.tr ~ ~of°""*! ,_.. CO<ch In the office of the Aecoldel of Oranga Courtty. Mld deed of tn,,at delcltbea the tolloWlng· Lot 10, Block 19 of Section 3 of e.lbOa l.iend' In the Ctty of ..... port Beeeh, County o( Orenga, State of C.ntornla. • '* m.., ,... corded tn Book 7. P-ee 15 Of Mleo- ~ Mape. lfl the offtce of the Courtty Recotder of Mid County. YOU AR£ IN OEFAUl T VHOEA A 0£ED Of TRUST DATED Januery 20, 1983. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. TION TO PROTECT YOUR PAOP· EATY. IT MAYBE SOL.DAT A~ LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AH Ell· PLANATIOH Of"THE NATUN: Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· YER 218 Apdena Ave . Newpon e..cn. CA. 92682 "(II 1 street add,... or common deelgnltlon of property la 9howrl abo.,., no w.,.,anty II given u to 111 completerleSI or COfTICIMM) " The beneficiary un6er aald Deed ol Trull. by r...on of a breach OI de- fault In the obtlg;atlona aecured th4W'eby. r-.tofcn .. ecuted end dellvered to the~ a wrtt- ten OeclerallOn of Oelautt end 0.- mlnd tor S., and wrttten notlCI of brMC:h llnd of .-:11on to c;a.-the undersigned to 1111 Mid ~lo aauaty Mid ~tlona, end ~ attar the ~ ceueed lllKI nolk:e Of brMdl and of ~ to bl rlCOfded o.c.mblr 23. 1M3 U lnatr No 83-5827~7 of Offldal ~ corda In the otTic. Of the R9c0fder o1 er.,. County. SllCS sale wttt bl macs.. but without CO'l9nlnl or wwranty, Ill· Pfllt Of ~. regerdtng ttlte PolMMkln. CK encumbranom to pay tM rernalnfng pr1ndpel IUm of the noteC•I aecurecl by MlilO o..o ot Trull. wttft In ... • 11'1 MtO ~ l)fOViOed. ~. II l(ly. ""'* thl 1erma of Mild 0.-d of 1n.e1. ,..., Cl\afgll Ind e•P9"'... Of t!M Truetee end of tne in.ta a.Ntd br eald OMd of Truat. S.id aa11 wlll bl hlilCI on Tuaedey May 1. lt&I. It 2:~ p,m et the Chatpman A~ 1n1ranci. to the CIVIC c.nt• lulcfinO, 300 (-1 ~ A'll'I , Or.,.. CA At the time of IN lnltlal Pll'*' catlOn of ""-notJca. the toUll amount of the~~ of v. ~Ion aecind by.,.~.,... ecnbld deed o1 tNat -"' mirna.a ooeta. ~ -"' .,,,.ICel • St78,'58 M The total tndeb~ ~ "' ettlma11 on wtllCf\ .. oC*14ng ~ II compuNtd mey be Obtallned by ~ I~ ('1141 t a7•0KI Of (2131 8aT-4M& the d-i:r .~ ,,.. .... 0.~ Matdt rt, lM4 9EN£FtCIAL aEA'V1CE CO • Mid TNlftte.. ly l D SEftllCE COMPA.NY, -a-it 8Y ...,., Jo ~ ,.....,.. ~., Ofte City 1tW'O Vt.-~ CA t2MI (714l llM2" P\itllaNO o.-. C09ll ~ PlliOI Aort t \6 n ttM Ca 11U2-Sl71 Put a••• 11111ordr •o worll to• ov C8 ~ COMt OAJLY PILOT/MoMay, Aprfl 18, 1884 MOY1C'8 OP TRUl1a"I II.LI &...Mo.~ 'f ........ ~--UMST COOll M Ok lllMCll CO.ANY • dVIY 9'>Polnted Trus• undw ~ fQllOWl!_lQ clMcflbed dMcl ol tn19t WILL SEl.L AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST 9100E" FOR CASH AHO/OR TH& CASHl!RS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFll!O IN CIVIL CODE SECTION 292411 <P•y· abltt at th9 ttme of ..i. In lawful mon.y of th4t United Slatee) all right, title and lntw.I COi\~ to and now lllld by It u~ Mid Deed or Truat In th9 PfoPWtY l'Mnlnettet <IMcrit>.cs. TRUSTOR•OERALOR. KAHLER and AMALIA KAHLER. TNel ... ol THE KAHLER FAMILY TRUST ... labUened September 16, 1980 BENEFICIARY· DOWNEY SAV· INGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION RECORDED June 16, 1982 u Instr. No. 82-204830 or Ofllcl11 Re- eorda In the office or "'-~order of Orange County; aatd d..o of trv1t deecrlbM '"-lollOWlng pr~y· PARCEL I: Lot 15 of Tract No. 9860, In the City of Newport a..oh. County of Orange. State of Call· fornla. u Pet" map r.corded In bOOk 435, pa968 49 10 45 lncklslve. Ml•· ceUaneou1 Mapa, In tlle office of tile county recorder of Hid county PAACEL 2. Easement1 u such .aaements are particularly aet forth In the ar11cle entitled "Euementa" of the Declaration ol Co\'tnants. Cond11ton1 and Restrk:tlona de- 'IOr1bed In 'Subject To:" below (the Oeclaratlon) under the Section headings In such Article enlltled as follows "Rights and Duties: lltilltles and Cable Telev11lon" "Support. Settlement and Encroachment· "Community Facilllles Easements" "Private Street Landscape Main- tenance" and "Drainage over Com· munlty Facilities" PARCEL 3; Easements over rile Lots owned by "Subject Owners" for the purposes of exercising the r!Qllts of Grantee her&ln as an "En- forcing Owner" u such terma, lots end easemerit rights ere more com-pletely defined and described In the Custom Lot Declaration described In "Subject To:" below. ~the "Cua- tom Lot Oeclaretlon") EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil oil rlQhta, minerals, mineral rights, natural gas rights and other hydrocarbons. by whstaoever name known. geothetmal steam and all products derived from any of the foregoinQ. that may be within or under the Parcel of land herein- above described to0e1her with the perpetual r!Qht of drilling, mining, exploring and operating therefor and storing In and removing the same from said land or any orher land. Including the right 10 whip. stock or dlrec11onaJly drill and mine from lands other than those her&ln- above described, 011 or gas wells. tunnels and srtatts into, tnrough or across the subturtace ot the land heremabove described. and to bot· tom such wh1pstocked or direc- tionally drilled wells. tunnels and shafts under ano beneath or beyond the e~1er1or 11mlts thereof. and to redrlll, retunnel equip, main· tein, repatr, deepen and operate any such well• or mines without, however. the rtghl to drill, mine, store. explore and operate through the surface of the upper 500 feel of the subsurtaoe of the land herein- above described. as reserved in the Dee<! from The lrvtne Company. a corporation recorded October 31 1979 1n book 13375 page 1522. Ofhc1al Records YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED JUNE 4 1982 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWVER. 19 S an Sebasllan. Newport Beach. CA (II a stree1 address or common des1gna11on or property ls shown above. no warranty 1s given as 10 lls completeness or correctness) ·· The benel1c1ery under said Deed ot Trust. by reason ol a breach or de- lault 1n tt1e obllgallons secured tnereby. he<etorore executed and dellvereo to the undersigned a writ· ten Declara11on of Default and De- mand for Sale. and wrlllen notice of breach and of election to cause the undersigned 10 sell said property to satisfy said obllgatlons. and there-after the undersigned caused satd notice of breech and of elecllon to be recorded June 6, 1983 as Instr No 83-236078 of Offlclal Records In trie office of the Recorder ot Orange County, SaJd sale will be made, but wnhout covenant or warranty. ex - press or lmplled. regarding tltle possession or encumbrances. to pay the remaining principal sum ot the note(s) secured by said Deed ot Trust, with Interest as In said note provided, advances, It any, under tl'te terms of said Deed of Trust. lees, charges and expentes or the Trustee and ol the trusts created by said Oee<I of Trust Said sale wlll be held on Tuesday. May t. 1984. at 2 30 p m at the Chapman Avenue entra"ce to the Cllllc Center Building. 300 Eut Chapman Ave. Orange, CA At the lime or the 1n111e1 publl cation ol this no11ce. the total amount of tne unpaid balanc.e ol the obugauon secured by the above de- scribed deed of trust and estimated costs. e.kpenses arid advances Is $2.234.931 74 The to1a1 mdebtedn11's lletng an esllmate on wh1cn tl'le opening bid Is computed may be 001a1ned by call- ing (714) 937·0966 or 12 13) 627 4865 the day befor" tl'lP o;ale Dale Marth 30. 1984 OSL SERVICE COMPAtlV as said Trustee By T D SfRVICE COMPJlrNV agent By Santl1e Armenia Assistant Sec- retary One City Blvd West Orange CA 92668 (7 14) ~5-8288 Put>hstled Orange Coas1 Daily F>llot Apnt 9 16 23 1984' 1939 84' Ml.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINEll NAME STATEMENT The ronow1ng persori 11 c101no businesa aa LEASE FUNDING SYSTEMS 451l Promontory Drive East Newport Beach. CA 92660 David Donovan McConum, 459 Promontory Orlvtt Eaal Nowport Beach CA 92660 Thia ~•fnfft,1$ conducted by an lndlvldual. David 0 MeColium Thia 111t..-nen1 was flled witn the County Cieri\ of Orange County or1 Ma1ch 2. 1984 F2Mte Pvbfl&tted Or11nge Coest Delly Piiot Aprn 1 8. 1s ·n. 1994 1860-84 PlellC NOTICE FICTfTIOUI 8UllNEtl NAMl IUTIMI~ t hil lollowtng peraon 1~ dO!ng bullntt-. 11 (•IUSIJS lbJUSAA UNIT(D SlA tS~ UTlllTl[S SUl'WFV 2172 OuPOf'lt Orllli9 lr._tne Call! 92715 Virgil M FttiemO<'I 2316 Fto- Stmtl Santa Ana Caul 92706 Th11bua1r1eM11 conducted by ari lnctlllldual Vtr{l1I M freemen Th11 •111111manl WH 11'-d Wllh the C1iu 1tv Cler• of Oranofl Covnty on Aur ~ 1984 f'talll ~ut>u•h"'1 0•11nq• Coatt Delly P11r1 Airi111 Hi 2J :Jo Mey 7 1984 '0S7 114 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED OFFICE HOURS 642-5678 ...... •• .... ...... ... .... ..... •• , lalt ,...., ,........ .. ...... ,......... • .. v ... t::d 1111 Cetta... 1114 •11!!! ..... 1111 fntallela mt Ctatl .... 1114 • . . . . XHordebit IMnO 4 lck 14? 1Hi1 Li11IW--iioo. due moAm , no ~ 1 & 2 8( with llllU E Ill Ba, comer lot, l.V ecoeu. ... Hf.. ptt e. m•turt adult•. garaoe No s-t• From. Telephone Ser vice: •Y 1111,1111 Room tor poo1 a tpat For 3 br condo: pvt 'IN· 3 ear sirnpie decor fnod JA f quiet, MCUre. 1991 $480 & 1510. e.4S:.65n M d F . d CIOM to bMctl dupttx wtth top tllght action oont""' 'ar. Nr Hoag HotpHal. fine m~ ndo detda Newport Bl. &4M373 on ay-ra ay California •tyte charac-V erne S t rong a t ermt . Avail. now. A'll 63M190 BEST Atty ._. 1. leuL ™t Pvt 1 Br, lrplq, pool, patio, 8 00 A M 5 30 P M tet A c-arate hoine 062-5521 380·958-o972/972-4710 ..,.,t • MW gar. No peta. 399 W. Bay. : • •• : • • wtth3-~mt +2bed WllW/ftlll/_ ... M252br.1b1,;ar.tenoed 1ttt86XIXYct08 S525. eso-M57 B · C t o"""' · NlllTl•IY ••5Md yard. 513 W. 19th. U81De8S OUD e r : apt. ltan Mat & charm~ 38r tam rm ltg yard din (10%CASH DOWN) 84e.75'4S or &48~8266 Sub rent 1 rm eff. apt to Stunning 111119 2 Br 2 8a Monda F r· da Ing. One of the BEST In· are • 2 pa'uo•. HarbOI' Ridge area. 3 Bdr JulY 1. Must be club mbr. garden apt, p9()1 6 rec y· I Y BUYS. 11~"4.000~A t 842_7404 • 2'/t ba. S20K below mar· Eutt lde condo: 2 Br + Mr. Auttln 842..(()97 area $5-45 710 W 18th St 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. WATIRf •=----g---=-,ketl T/O S10IK at a loW den,p 2 ':"/.ba. HISTS/mo. A-······· v-· .. 11&-· " •. MONT By owner, charming '4 Br, lnter"t loan. Won't last ro ouae r-/ 111. WE F .,....-DEADLINES tt<>Mt.s e.c. w. ba lrg rot, 80 x 110. ats2s5.ooo 8-42-386004' 2-1010 want 1 eelectlon of great REAL ESTATE Covered P•tlo, tr .... ~ Jolln Zarvot, Viking R.E. E'alde Clean 2BR 1ba. ~ ...... llV1fl97 We can offer any· Pl'BLI CATIO~ DEA DLINE 111·1400 roof, new plumbing. 760-9889 or 5-40-0299 encl. yard, frplc $6-40 + Ptaia1a11 2707 thing from a 9"1•11 apt to u d . f ll'!l!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l~ll s 1u;,ooo, 973-7794 d a d Incl o 4 Br house. lflooklng In ,non a' Sat. 1:30 a.m. = _11110 IE••n•IE ULlllLllRPLD =-o:t1or1~7~':32 · !'~o3ubdsJsmi:~~~ag'2j:~ CM,NBorHBthlnkofu• Tuesda\ \Jou. .i ·~o -n• .. n W•lkto shopa,beach.S.l. " llrtt for that cho~ of ;, p.m. IUlllW Drive by 2812 Strang pler,lerry/reata.3Br/2ba Elalde 3 Br, frplc, stove, S800/M0.6-4~57 l0 ldeaJllvlng Wt•dnesdu\ Tut'!>. •l :30 p.in . Magnificent view eetate Adorable 3BR 2ba. RV ea,218Ba1Bl873-29"43 w/d. Gdnr Incl. fncd Certaa•elMlr 7 2 TSLMGMTe.42·1803 'f'tl ur ... da~ · Wt•d . t '.t() custom5Br.,famllyrm.& storage, $189,000-~kyard,1725648-3177 NBREALTY675-16'42 "' .• ;,, p.m. 5 Bath, new pool, spa, on Ownr/Bkr 1-679-2680 WANT Harbor View home BRANO NEW 2 Br 2 Ba 1 Br on ooe•nalde of P.CH, ---~-----Friday T li ur!>. l"JO 1h acre -all refurblahed -area to leaM. buy or op-quiet. $425 utll pd. WlllWI YILUll Saturda~ :-iu nday L' d »" p.rn . lmmed move In trade or REPOSSfSSION. tlon. 548-4809 ~St~q;;lz1~ m~~~d~ac~ Margaret 752-1058 dys, 1 & 2 Br. aptt avell. pool, 1 r i a\ :>:00 p.m . leueopllono11.'s975,000 3Bdrmllxer.$98,000.Low Meltilt BeaH llH t 1795 673-9023eves/wknds. / 1 /b 1 N Fri. :i :OO f>'.Ol. for xlnt financing. R & H down. Agent 5-46-7739 UllU llLLI ~:~~eM~~nt~~·-1324 2 Br 2 Ba duplex, great ~~a. ~;;5!$~2~ •. o CANCELLATION & CORRECTIONS: ( .an1·c>lla tiorb a nd 1·orrt>c·tion ~ rna,· bt' rnad t' o n ~ame dt•adl i nt·~ a!> u lwvt:. Please as k for a ca n"t'lla tion number wht'n 1·a111·<·lli11g ) our a cf . ERRORS: C heck ~our ad dai l ~ and rt'port error~ immediat e h . T ht· I) \f l.Y P ILOT ai,sumt's liabilit ~ for tht' fir!> I in<'orrect insertion only. CLA SSIFIED 642-5678 Investments 751-5989 SACRIFICE! Bargain 2 Br, v garage private no TSL M t 754 0081 or A/C poolside condoa. 1972 Beautiful VIiia West So Co Plu off Mc · · $ 000 · · gm · • IEWPllT WOii $69,900. 3br $79,900. Home 20x60' corner lot. 3Br 2Ba pool hme llldli f· 1 · 846--0096 1=-6"_2_·....,160.,.....,3~---=~ 1211.-Low down OK. Patrick Highly upgraded 2Br 2ba, pets $700 snooze u·tole . r 1 B~rm In old CdM, Dua Ptlat 7 Gorgeous 4 &!rm 211. Ba Tenore 760-8702 lge llv/dln/kltch area. 539-6190 BEST Riiy f~' ,..clou to everything. t 2 B + d 2 B remodeled home t"•t hu R It L Unht Interior. Best buv in B "" •SfpO/mo. Call 675-6000 rg r en, a. '"" aat IC• 104 • ' 4 r 2'1t Ba dptx ~._. · · Ocean vu, encl. gar been totally renovated. • Orange Co. $25,000. Plaza, vacant. $8 • ew 2 Br 1 Ba rear unit, w/autoopener, newly ra- Vacant and ready to 1111. W1 .. ti leHll Youni adlls welcome. For appt 528-S080 · garage, 508'1t Jasmine, carpeted & decorated. move Into. Fabulous 3 BA 2ba, fireplace. gt 540-5937 Wslde 3Br lBa gar, nu no pets. $775. 645-1682 493-1030 neighborhood. Call us for vaulted ·ceilings, In-Ceaatrcl1l crpta paint. No pet• $700 C·Hll •111 7" •---------more Information. suleted, new opts & p 1,.90 15~ • Nice 1Br 1ba, frig, dshwr, Traditional Re alty 63 1-7370 drapes. For appt. call r•rrty • 1st + sec dep 52-2881 \er Condo apUt nu crpt. Adutts pref No owner. 962-0535 No Laguna ohOloe loc. Dua Ptlat 222' lakes & streams, lrplc, pets. SSOO. 496-0271 C d I b 3 112' PCH. By Motivated Char5 nn 2Br 2ba home, micro, 2 car gar w/opnr, Baal. ltec• 2740 on ° w ooean reeze, Owner 71-4/681-0660 """• pool & apa. $625/mo. Bdr. 1¥• Ba, cuatom mlr· garage, nice yards, no 5-45•31 15 "'~•e""r""'1"'1.%"'8'"a·2,..~p,-x,"'6,..lt"'.f•ns·. rors, pool & recreation. htltxH/U1h1 UOO dogs. sn5/mo 661·2119 cpta, drapes, wather/ For top lllght action, con-- -1 br garden apt, ttove & tact Verne Strong Newport oceanfront prime Ftaatlll refrlg. No pets. $-410 dryer hie up, encl gar. 962-5521 or 642-2097 loc. Xlnt fin. Private Vall~ 2234 ·549.1377 $675. 536-0921 ·-oo.,...._,_ • ._ Party. 675-7873. ·- - .u" .Uc. Entertain n stYle SIQ 1 Br w/pool $-400/mo 2 Br. 2 car gar, covered • ' · laceat Pref 1350 314 Br tl&e by Ml Sq Pk $300 dep. 631-1879 Con~ pallo, 1!. mile 10 beh. t 4'.!V 4 br, 3 ba. Short walk to • •-dbl iar shady yd kid nle, 833•8926 $695/mo. 213-925-4796 ... •-.•.-.••.-n ....... 1-.•.-r _.la......,11 ...... __ leasn fer Salt beach. Spac. llv · rm• 1 I • -E pet 7 45 don't delay • * $400/ p Bech 1 Br Ctatrll lOl2 "--. __ ------. ..... --._1_00_2 . fam./dln. rm, lrg bale. UOll&Y 539·6190 BEST Rlty lee W/1lde 1Br, frig, stove, pool ~a 18992.Florlda· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili ..... iiii"iillil•••iiiiiJ ----easy care yard. S 169,000. Lots ol potential here I crpts. $430/mo + $300 842_2834 842_3172 · IEWPOIT TllUOI See a1 614 20th St. Horaes? Unlta? Nuraery? Baal. lt1cll 2240 sec 646-03-41 all 1:30 PM ~---=--· ___ _ •120,100 536-1718 Alternattvezonlng tor A-1 3 Br condo, 1'/t Ba, 2 Br, 1 '~ ba twnhse nr SC 3Br 2baS750 + sec. 2 blks LIDO ISLE Beautiful 3 Br. 3 1/2 Ba, Bayfront, pier & float for 65' Boat. Best buy at $950,000. 214 Via lthica Open 1-5 Beautiful 3 Br. 2 Ba. playroom, fireplace. beam ceilings. Xlnt. financing. $420.000. lni 1044 poaalble. Owner m ay carport, renovated, llke Pita 5600. 3044 Fiimore. to beach Avail 5/1 No A true value In Newport II carry 1at T.0.1759-1501 new $695 + dep 5'45--4731or545-003-4 pets. Yolanda 647-8075 Beach. Decorator perfet EXCEPTIONAL · amenities plus pool, spa •.., 2131596-1498 -TH_E_G_A_B_L_E_S-2B_r_w_/g_a_r s575-S775 mo. 2 & 3 br, and additional guest carmeno In the VIiias. 1 mLID816 11 :-- 1 $475 Flat takes this erpts draps bltins fenced •n,~sd g~~age, wu~- parklng. This 2 BR condo bdrm 111r ba + LOFT .... _ 11 8 1 2Br lamlly spot call yard w/patlo water pd er ryer -upe, yar • will charm you on slghtl Ooubie att•ched garage: .. .._..._.0rri , 539-6190 BEST Alty lee 636-4120 .. Call 1-SPM ~·ti~. 169wp0~2B~:,~h 144-IOIO ProfeaslonaUy decor-Walk to ocean 3 Bdrm 2437"F''Orange .... S595 E::s ~60_;~4 • • ated. too many extras to 2 Bath hideout w/g8J •3 Br 2 Ba S.C Plza SA. 1--------- OOUIAlllAY YIEWI Panoramic view extends llsl. This Is a mus1 see $700 539-6190 BEST fee pool, patio, spa. garage before deciding on any-8 units. Foreclosure. Make $895 N t 752 5822 lhlng else. $1'49,900. Ofr. Near nu. Agt. Mary 11t. B11Mar 142 ° pe s • _.. Jo6318~99 "~5 9161 •XUHroomy 1 Brwlgar. -.u.;..a -• ~ • -• 3 br, 3 be twnhse In Sea-bltlns. Nr SC Plaza. llllll IEW ar IOI IAYSllE HIVE IAYFllOIT OOHO etty & Bay view, newly decorated i, 2 Br, 2 Ba. 40' patio $695,000. lllYllE TERRACE Mai past Catalina island from this very attractive 2 Bdrm home. Ready to be moved Into With fantaatlc Qi $0 r I Motels, Or. Cty and River-gate, amenities galore. $500/mo 644-4033 I side 1 6 -7.5 mllflon. '40' boat dock. $1895 mo. ealty 46-140 uni t s. Agt !213)320-3460 LIWEI E.lllE l 759-1045 MElROPLEJC Nr perfect 3 Br 3 Ba 3 Br 1'h Ba twnhse, pvt 2Br 2 ·~Ba , d/w, w /d hk·u p , gar , lrplc , S8501mo 962-7789 960· 1193 Deluxe 3Br 2Ba & 2Br 2Ba In 4·plex crpts drpe bttlna ger 1125-teOO. 1833 Galatea Terrace Open 1-5 Panoramic bay & ocean view 4 Br, 4 Ba. patio, pool home . Fee Price $775,000. PElllllU llOIE OOEHFllOIT Ocean & J e tty views_ marine room. 4 Br. 3 Ba. 3700 sq. ft . car parking. $1 .285.000. l&JSllE ,UCE IAYFllOIT Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br, 2 Ba up, 2 Br. 2 Ba down. 2 boat spaces. $1 ,375,000. BiLLGRUrfDY, REALTOR J -l 1 P. ', y" d, D, , ~. f\ c. i ', 6 l 61 COIH-1.C "z• Ar11 1 111,100 TOTAL PRICE 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. choice lo- ca t Ion. Easy terms. $95,000. Try 5'1. ($3100) or 10'11 IEWPllT IUCI LIT 1sa2001 down. 1 ~room 90 x 178 with good 3 Bdrm plus den condo with pool olderhome s21 5 000 & spa. a bargain at II •_.; .. 1 '1ttt ' $61,900. Call now •r _.,. t r. 546-2313 Ul-7721 potenttal for added Im- p r ovmen1. Priced at $395.0001 Make the first step to be1ter llvlng, call us nowt 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS 786-1172 la .. ttdal Prtf l 75 Murtstlc design rrplc lg patio, carports, pool, 12:;;;:m,._.~--~ . I/yd encl gar $875 quiet. no pets $695 Curt 1600 s/f. wlaml ottlee. SOC + fee 539·6190 BEST It 631-1266 plf 3 phase. Randolph I . 2_.4 s _4_2_5_1_B_r_M_o_b_lle_H_o_m_e. 3880 Michelson Ortve St. CM. 5"4&-l&53 rnat " quiet, mature adults. no Irvine O.t if Stitt * TURTLEROCK, 4 BR, 2 pets. 646·6725 673-7787 ba. 3 pools/tennis, bright ---------IEW MOITEOITO Prtrr!J ISSO & cittan. $1295 752·0664 S«o 1 Br. refrlge. pa110. No~··· 540 ..... HmllTll CIER 8211 SAN ANGELO OR. 1 br, 2 br & bachelor apts. Televised security. encl. garages. pool. J . tennis, 4 Br. 2•1, ba. single family Beaut. 1•,; acre, SpraQue no pets. 724 D James St, Ranging In price from 673-7787 PlllCED TO detached home. Turtle River Valley. Oregon. 5900.s 1200 clubhouse w/full xerclse room. 848-1613 .SELL .owl Rock Ridge. Lrg yard, $98.000/obo 960-7047 .iI:Ifil S525/mo~rg2 b~1 b8. Near beach, 2 Br 1•1t Ba deck. golf course view. 1wnhse, bit-Ins, frplc, ale. Intercom & sec sys. IE E • lfOO ---~ Condo located In a prl-yr below market rate HAVe-6 uNifs C.M. Only· $74.900. two Bdrm centvac&muchmore 30 • • XC IDJt 'fiisor vate, gated community flnan $340,000. For Info With $200K 8Qu1ty. ealfy lndry rm. 554 Joann encl. gar. $675 536-0921 TSL lllT H2-11H $465/mo 2 Br, 1 ba apt, LlfHI ltac• 2741 upper unit. Pool. laundry llLUllE lllULOW close to shops & South 552-0917 (Irvine Pacific) WANT 10-16 units In local Coast Plaza Community L I L l I area. 540-4484 Agent 7 86-1172 pool & spa Great as-If 8DI llC• somabte toans. -at low ltllllt I••• 81 IHCI. I.E. Waatft 1'25 room. 2272 Maple North Laguna Bachelor. Interest ratesl Call today Mustsell. Cory 494-2254 *WAIT llT1 * for details! 646-7171 We buy houses. condos. THE REAL ESTAT&:RS PlllYITI IUOI EIEULlllYI Lowest priced home In pri- vate beach community ol Emerald Bay. Featuring 4 Br's, family room, open lnrrt lt1cll l 9 units. Negative cash flow. **PROBATE** foreclosures OK. Your 2 BR. 2 BA LIDO ISLE price, our terms. Agl 650-2493 730·9276 * "IWIEll * WANT OUT? IHI ••••r beralsal • Seculded Npt-Vts. 3BR Inv.est. co. buys property. 2ba with family room. Distressed Of' neoatlve Near new. Minimum up-OK. Your price, our TIL llMT IU-1803 walk to beach, shops, Incl stove/refrtg. $450 mo 111121111~•· (818) 963-8845 3880 Mlchelson Drive Eaalslde townhouse Pool, STUDIO: charming, sunny Irvine patio. carport. gd crdt cottage w/beam celllrig & TlllTLEllOI YllT& 2310 Santa Ana Ave. Mgr lots of windows, pvt patio 642-1518 or 650· 1797 & garden. 3 blks 10 TIWllllSE $525/mo 2 Br 1 ba apt All beech. $395. 497-2878 Beautiful Broadmoor mdl. . • · highly unnraded fentaa-blllns. balcony, tndry rm. l~rt lt1cll 2769 ... • Close to shops. _ lie view. Featuring 3 527 Wiison $ short term rental 3-1 Bdrm, 3 Ba, huge family Tll llllT 142-1101 to 5-30. 3 Br. 2 ea. 1 Blk room w/wet bar. 2 car to beach. Cllll beams and ocean view. WEITOLIFF T e r r I fl c v a I u e a t THE REAL ESTAT&:RS keep. S207K w/20K dn terms. 558-0174 x104 2345 16th SL N.B I t I garage , dec or In $685/mo.E/alde2Br.1~ 20333rd.St. earthtones Sharon ba Twnhae. Frplc, yard, N.B. Realty 675-1642 Smith $1500/mo. gar, lnd~m. Nice 1oc. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 -·-·-·-·----- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii64iiiiiii5iii-4iii6 7iii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii R 18111 lllFFI $398,000 Ask for Rod If you have been trying to llll• 1r LirvEL Deley. 644-7020 slmpllty your Ille style -~ s;w Faraia•d 2000 644-6200 231-4 ta Ana. Eastblulf Townhouse Apt TSL I.Ill •2-llO• 38R 2ba, 2 car gar, no " pets $825 per mo, try condo living. Just tock Single level 3 Bdrm "J" 1111111 ELLIS It and leave It like this plan w/extra large deck Formerly Lingo R.E. 111 Liii Piil lllYE &YAIUILE IOW 644-tO 10. call 8to5, M-F well located 2 Bdrm 2 overlooking the canyon ---------UH 000 bath condo 1n popular and backbay. Excellent RIDIE TOP 2 bdrm bayt:ont hlghrlae Cortal itJ lar ZIZZ 1 Br refrige, range, laun-I ~s. ~~5,~~~P~~; ~0 l\jftJYJ;'t Westcllft, walking dis-condition Owner wants VIEW end unit with great view. BeautlfuUy furn Twnhs. ---------tance from shopping fast sale. Submltll S bid f I I t I t Public transportation and. $ 189,900. Call Sally Ship· Sand Canyon lake and ecurlly g, community rp c, poo . enn s c . l•IY•nltJ Pin TwillH 19th. st. 5'48-0492 -••i•H•••••- pool. slips avallable. S 1195/mo. 673-0896 the park. Priced right ley or Joyce Oabolt. meadow view with natu-0 fl wner nanclng. I t lticL 211 only $119.5001 Just 10% ral setflng to your ,back LllOllEALn ~r • 2eR. 2BA, atudy, dining Bachelor, E.alde C.M. rm. llvlng rm w/trplc. Cath. ceilings, patio, patio, beautiful gardens. kltch.. very clean. $945 mo. 544-4907. S 4 1 5 / m o _. d e p . IN NEWPORT BEACH A great place to llve on the Upper Bay. Private clubhouses & health spas. 8 tennis courts. 7 pools. close to business. OC Airport, Fashion Island, convenien1 shops on sight GE 1s9-9100 down. door. Split level, view .17•-7•00 emve condo on bay, (714) 67"' ..aAnft from "everywhere." • • ~ & designer. completely 8S0-"4160 Iv msg. For Classlhed Ad ACTION Call a Dally Pilot AO-VISOR 642-5678 .~ ~' . . ' . . ~ .... :, ' ... Breakfast lofmal dm· furn. $1995mo 673-0896 lllY Pl/TIE TEllUOE Ing. all modern k1tchen 2 b d 2 b Turtle Rock Ridge ex· I~ FllEl!I Udo Isle 3 BR. 2 Ba. Mo to w;~h/:~ co~~~1~·0g~· afe81iB..AU CllCUISIC elusive listing Price only Best Newport buy l Mo lease. $1750/mo. Biii iac May 15. S900/mo PERFECT LOCITIOI $239,900 Call 546-2313 Gorgeous. bright 4 Br. Grundy Alty 675-6161 786-4012. 760•9738 Beautiful landscaped gar- s Bdrms. 3 baths. mcludes 2580' w/bonus rm. for-Modern 2-sly beckbay 4 WOOOBRJOGE. unnraded den apts Pool & Spa mal dining rm. lrplc, hes 11 Bdr 3 Ba pool/spa 2 ...... Patio/decks No pets. master suite and large all ror only $259.590. As· lrplcs. ,,, · ac.. $2300. B2 Bdr d ... con11verft. 1dend. b2I 1 Bdrm $525 I am fl Y room and sume 200K 1st at 9~. "'~2-1366 a. en un . rp c. • 161 E. 18th. 642-0856 ult-street parking for up Q't gar $925 64-4 1480 to 7 cars. Only 4 doors SECLllEI FIXED!! This 1s a BEAUTY . · • from the entrance to Delightful Mesa Verde that won't last You own ltHH l1far11slle4 lt~!I ltacll 226. 2 Bdrm 1 'f• Ba $635 151E.21st 548-2408 Mein Beach Now on the home on almost a 3rd of ~~~~~d a~~?i!~fe'.Mt,E;! Gtatrll 2202 2er2§a 1 story Condo. market at only $510,000 an acre. Spacious single call PA TRICK TENORE $100 larsill near Newport Bea<:lf 17th 1 Bdrm $530 1•4· 7211 story with 4 Bdrms. lam-760-8702 Large 2Rm w/appls. pool St. shopping. 646-4627 2 Bdrm 1 •;, Be • $625 ~s~~· ;:i~:-~~t~ kt!~~~~ flat lee 539-6190 BEST Bluffs Condo: 3 Br, 2•111 ba. 2 Bdrm 2 Ba $660 • _!.:__.:._.... and sunl<en tub Don't Houae Rental: $325/mo 1850 aq It New paint & 2250 Vanguard Way Slnglee 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart- men1s & To'jllnhouses from $660 (Ask abOYt furnished apts complete wllh TV. linens & utensils, may be rented for short term or longer) On Jam- boree Ad at San Joaqvm Hills Ad 144-1100 miss this one at only Needa ambitious handy crpt Close to pool. ___ 5.40·9526 _ __ I •••---~~;_.J.ijjiiijjiiiiifiiijiijiijijiiiil $219.000 751 -3191 person, n-ootlate dep. S13SO/mo 921 -1447 Ea1tslde 2 Br 1 Ba gar, 11 • SELECT Ill OllYN-IY IWIU 543-2-490 fee Bluffs front row water view frplc. beam cell 5615 & Quiet 2 Br 1 Ba. patio, pool, garage, no pets. $6001mo. 1601 B 15th St. Nwpt Hghta. 6S0·8213 642 -5678 nnnn.i::Rr1e5 11'/t theed r•t•. 30 yrs •--1~,-.-.. -,-.-.-1-_.._-,-2Br 2Ba condo prof $625 + 191 last & $225. 2 IH1et ltacll 27 ~ ~ Monaco wltl'I be1I QC •nr dee .. $1500, 111 ·, last, persons , no pets. !'11( rJ /1·11 1111rr/.\ (r1II11rk f(lr l/l>li view 14 Aue Vlllara ltltlh 720·9123. 760-8827 650-1798 lalltoa 111... 1006 Open wknde. 5'40·1538 J&Olll IULn CIRCLE THESE EASTSIOE 2 br, 1 ba. gar. f dJt 1595/mo. Stepa 10 sand New cpts, $845 1otat to move In. 16488 24th St. 213/592·2725 "' "''' Daily Pilot ':!~:~:~· SCC \\Q\11"\-~ t~s· wou Ulll .... , •• cu.. • ~011 .... ----- O ,.,,,,a,,.o• Jeo•'• ol '"'• ta.,t 1tral"'lbl.d #'O'dt ~ . ,,,.. ,,, fo,,., *ov• •·""P'• •O--O& I )( R 0 M E. S 11 12 I I I· G N 0 T S I I I L !I ( R M I p I 1· I I l I E R A T I r [ 1· I I I = I W~n I 11••1110 hcJw 011"1'1 my WI t\I f".t' • 4111'" I r04111t~ my '"'"""'"" l•l&'f'd com"""''Nl • 1 111....,,.1 1"141kH "'• ltt' G .. p-•• .. ,. • • •• , ~ II ... I ,.,.U • SOUit.Wi &11wert !• Dla111n.;i11 1001 PlllCI IUlllH SIDI Ill OllYN OHll PllP ll&UlmlT Unbeatable yearly 3Br 2Ba patio. No pelt. $550 2 Ualts H Llttlt lsl11• Former model with fwll golf l 14/lll-11 ll home lel1ure patio kids 631-4036 Super financing OWC 1st courM view. Pool, tennla. IC.. • 2 41 pets $1000 nr H'O 1-E-c-on-o---B-ra_n_d_2_B_r_d_w_n_atrs TD Property free & clear. apa $220,000 full price. "911181 ti •ar ZJ. *539-6190* pool charm $400's kldl Trade for income or?~ 75v1 attumable tlnan 2 Bf, f Sa. frpiC. wtr & elec: Flat steal 2Br 2BA •PPI• 539-6190 BEST Alty lea duced 10 $370.000. 11 c 11 B" •~ .. 7424 crpte thru·O\lt nice IOC •=--,--------ava a "r. ~ Included. No pell. $600 kids flM 0811 Frpl pool prvt patio Agt Martt 645-9922 II O •· I $775/mo. 673-1180 *53 ... 8190* dshwshr X·~ 2 Br on I 11,.luH tlSI " E 1pl1t11a1 Broadmoor larg.e1 mO<lel Enjoyable 29r 29a home Or this VftfY stylllh 213 Br aatslde 161 557-28-41 ltac~ 1011 w/ell.j)analon. POOi. tQI. flreplact mOd kltC'h 1900 2Ba d4WI pool jacut I/yd lnTUT II . Low down OK Price re• year!y W/SYndecit & more kld/~t cc.an CIOM $895 $686/mo 2 8r t ,,., ba llUll ftlW MPLll duced tor quick tale. 639-4190 BEST Alty f" BEST Alty tm fM TwnhM.' •II bflln•. tnel $~~~~.~Y2~~0~~~ S750.000, 83•·1 t57 Lg 38r 2ba duple,x. Stepa *539-6190* P•llo. carport, lndry rm. 493·2190 ~r 493~51 ILIPFl-lllHEI PUii to beh. nu ~t/drps & HARBOR VIEW-4 Br. 2\1\ 2536 Sant• Ane . W11t•i11ter 27 cb con&. 11fnt loe. pvt rm/ba, hug• kltch a yrd S295~ 12 utu. 831·0412 Furn. rm In lrg C.M. !'Im, prtv ba, kite prtv. $300 0 /970·8791 E/&45-8120 C I 3er 2.~ba Condo 1860 tf paint S 1350 H<M229 ba, tam rm, lri ~kyard Tll ll•T H2· 1IOI 111•1 I greenbelt. Cloee to pool: "'' 111 4 w/deck~ ... 1~!00/mo. Large 1 9, Apt crpta, Lllrgt furn. room. nlcie wrep-arO\lnd patio Oulck p drtpt pool lendtctped are a C M · • • t e • d I Y lllT SIU 1h 1111 C•meo Shora.. "4br, pool epa, '408 000 78().1018 C11ta itu 1 014 Nie. By ownr 921-1447 li1:Jo d~le~, !,~ ~!~· Loveldy 20bBr1 t dpoolen.~2ba poo1 arN. '385/mo. No =~Ytlv~~~a-~:thout OAPI Oll-WUTILIFF S800/mo. Seo·90G3 . cowanl" o.to ~'..h , :Cs·. ,,.it. 846-3818 aft 3:30 " .,.,... • Room w /balcony. New on tht market, by 1 Bf condo. S.C. Plue 6"45·6"469, 213.,.57-.4158 Lrg 2 Br 1 Ba Cptt, kit/laundry prlv Want ownr Completely re· aree, •tr•• & upgr4t()et. drapea, 22•9 C•nyon. No quiet working or student modeled lnal<le 4 out S&&o/mo. 752·9223 dya, OCEANll:RONT· Elegant 3 ~t• $525. 832· 1'188 n·emkr fem. POOl/lennla w/bly window, french 667·1"497 evM ~~°i'C:~s~=-m~~=I Lrg 2 Br 2 8a upttatr1 Unv. Prtt, Irv. 78e-3HO doors, tit.cs covntry lllt, --_ • c--•o 2 0 ......... 16 .. d* btltha & entry. 3 ap~oue 1296 Eutalde ungalow Utll pd. Re'-873-4300 """ • -...... "" '· SEA & SUN LOOOE d M very nice No pets 50 t105 wk/ Color TV 2 Matr bdrm, 2ba, Mon•~ Bdrma, lrg tam rm + llv pv1 crpt decor ay 1at JU1•tl11 &44-H1o, w..a1u up. cello. uj)9raded. hug• rm. din llfta f. braaldut Call 539-8190 BEST r.. 3028 W C0..1 Hwy, Hpi well( In clOMI etc Motl· 1 ar 2 .. 75 000Pro~ .. ~~8 ~ba w/lrl)IC, 2 car Ltg 3 Br 2 Ba. cpt. drapee. S~ng room In COila v.ied ownr, wlll acoept • .... -var g.,, nr s c l>laza. Sml gar, kid• Ot<, no peta.. MeH, •hart kitchen. reu oflr Sup« toe Hugo h lttJt ht• Ille oompi.a, aml pel otl. 111Ma 2901 Menclou 557-~ 5"4&•9992 W/134-3897 HIS..9-2183 5 m: walk to beech 2 br S726, 1tt + 1 mo.. ate Isl... Ziii MESA PINH 11150 ttana so lag ,.,, ~ & Ritt Furn. 6 applct rn•r ~ Call H.ide 979-2398 Cfi.,mJ~~ 1 e; i L LIK& NEW 1 Dr "10/up cattton. fully tum . pvt 4 Br wlfam rm. aundKk incl M11tt tell now aub· * * 3 BR HOUSE * * llngie, 1 ·,no J>911. Vrtr PAVT patio poolakle IP•· 91'1try, poot, lhr Ba, OQI()( I 1pa Opn Sun 12 S 426 mlt 1n offera S115,000 1.RG YARD. CUL OE SAC , .. Meo 131'3.,_.14', TOP area. CIY .. l. no ~ta TV. empl nn·amler $lSO t&lh Pl Mary Kay 768.-02•3 bkr S850/MO '50-2-493 Evu 213' .. 50 1051 14 ... 1 .. l 41275 (2 rm1) 483 3"90 r ====--==~-1~==!/.!=~~:I. ~~=!!l.----IDuldlll ..... 1 !ell!t ••1•d 1 'SI IB ,. mraw ~MlllGMDINI" ~....,.W/101Ndt • HOOM,NNT.. "'"" WltH,.,;.111 """ AND AlMOOEL ~ Mtdwottllnl au.My~---Compllel ....... 01 low '*• PfOllllM,~~ IOd, Vetd QeM..Up9, At,..,_. IOffrlG,.. • e n n. ,.._ ~ ttlll' ....., 1 Lie r .... Prol .. tlonal &honett.WltdSk.ldeto 42111' • ..._7401 mow&-...N7·1210 ,ouCourt7 ... 11MCdM ............ ..,.1411 ~•.OM.1?'"*1 •A11'9111M.N1...., .... 1 ..... &~. cornpl wv6Qe. 931·2341 '-d.1.AARY 754-1120 AE81DICOMM'LIN> --KMGEA HAUL.IHO ... -· $2.17 per day That'• ALL rou P"'I tot a 11ne1, 30 daye LET A V!T 00 ITI A!MOOEUNO, AEPAiM, 26 Y'L Do my own wort!. Lnn-.,.....,.'!'! Fumttute • ., ..... , I -·~ ~':!:.~ ............... " !rL ~. ,, II r I Mar~ eon.tr. rwnodellnO. Ceblneta, Top QueMty. 11 Uc 27tCM 1. Al .,....,26 r,.. Wtrn/Rtmowel Malt ..a aoee ewrMi m:m ,,.. ... ...,. , .. '°" run;;, Iii*. -. ""'......_.,....,a..,.. lddna,rooftnQ.tmltobt. yr•ln .... Uc,bonded. i...,IMlnt/~ LTHAUUHO-MOYINO 1Moc:k~8tucc6 . en60r .......... ..-t. ....... atinr ····"' In the Reu. UO. #'f1074. C811 .lnt'd Ml-UM .nyttme haltue ,,.. ... .,.,_. 6'a.iOee Qerw end yard ..__._ Aert. fr ..... ~ HOUii PAJNTiNd 710-027' °' .... N711'E DAlY Pl OT SERVICE DIECTmtY ColleGt 798-5322 STEVE ........... Jon MM1~ --· .I-A. ... _.. Al~""""'... •la ~ __. Tree Trim.=. RiC _.., Coneret•, Fr• eet. 0-. ft'"'3101 t &;p;illJPhOI.&;; ™ U1iii YWd .uin.I. llllLTI P ED LOW. Cuetom IHTIEXT 20v ... &per ~ m i Repair. Carp•tt r•P•lred end euetom Mede '""'""'•· ~ "47·2467, 567 WOrit, llo, lob 131-1111 AYWeoe Room l2t .+. Allleucaoe. lnV..t. IO~ _ _,.,.,,..,,_,.,,,.,,,.....,.. ..... - edng. Ind .• "-· ftetfetched. 711-1111 ~ dlec. 21 ~ ..,,.,. ~ etvonle Plln ~All•d In MASONA't'. TILE ............ '42-0442 exp ....... ...,. 146-2977 delfYWy (714) 8&4-1121 •Jiii! PllltP'AIA "'~ 931-2345 _,_ .. • Melt~ l Ttll1\lta plu9 tM IRVINe MIRROR and the HUNTINGTON BEACtiCOMBER "*'/ I ... I 111~111 ceatat c....... Gutt. WOftc, Fl'M P-U ,t UL ~S:..'m M Typee. Aw. & UC. Local p ....... -.. 3 WI ~EiiNO: ttlal o;;:;;;;;;, ;;aG; peG. fJeo.~ .... = man. Low rlMt. Int/ext."--. 94J.GM aomwtll CM• for etc. No J: too ameii. ......... Aamodell KeM ......,.12 Ml . . . bOrhOOd rel'•. MCM2 lim~iipiiiiii11111111..-!''!'..tl~l!9 ro: toddler In my CdM .... M ~ 5H-0653 OH! CAU. DOU rr ALLI Mi t:DADm ..,.. ..... .... Pl•-~· OIT\9. en.am •ft 8:30 Drlveweyt, Sld•w•llct, nm w. fix"· bf9'k It. buy" =~a t~7 ~ UOOINd-lnVext. fr•-· Loclll rel 1•£ , __ ... . W~et no extre chalgel CAU TODAVll &11••1.111 .Vour OaMy Piiot s.rvloe Dlreotory Atpree.ntatlv. .. 1..-11 ...... .......... , Patloe, ape pedt. UC'd. T~~. CltM-or'*'itt.541-5008 . Qulc:k/~.LowrM•. 10yraeic.p.(714)131-4911 ·-........ . &t:Com'~., Bkk Ron 5~ up, MW lewne. 751•3471 AMERICAN HANDYMAN ........... ~ UC. Tt3804e 552~~0 PAINTEA NEEDS WOAKI s.nta~P~llp., Confldanllal/efflclenl~ Cltulatltntn -Cerpanlry, Windows. Heverels.hc*yY~ •&-1•W•* 1n11EJC1,oelllng9,reflneab ~HMtera Aaptpea From 125 mo. 945-7500 . X. 1=,jng n rn LANDSCAPE SERVICES ~=~ tt '!;:, ... ~2~;9 OependaEx...,._~ Hou/~Tealr!,! Lie~~~~-25 f30~t3 g:~;:i::.. -=-~· Ol9poeeAe, ,-.. 9te. • PROF. BKKPG./ACCNTG. Bond~/lle'd we do What Ltndtc-c>i~l Malnt. ,......_..._. .,..., _,., ""W Drains t*' from 115 Comput.,. Mod. f .... Fr .. you don't hevt time for LOCAL. R $,INS. R9pal,_, Plln:tn. Otywell, Cella 660-3263 STARVING COLLEGE Painting, Carpentry, Rtp!Mr feuoeti. -~ .ec . COunMI. Meg 142-7047 850·1711 142.J:r4!a:.::.1974 n.~e. i-: ~1 l•PT· l GENERAL OR SPR1NO STUDENTS MOVING CO. Drywalf I · Plumbing, Anytime M&M 142·9033 -' ~~ Windows & Apptiane. UC. T 124-438. lneured. Home Condo l offlc:e ~pylerlz~ Bkkpg to Ceattldtn CLEAN UPS•HAULINO a.ml-retired ContrllC1or Fr• eet. eve's 852·1007 141·8427 Int Phll 859.oe87 Expert 8erVICe & ,._.,..., Boerd, 21 CMc C:.... IU' vour needs. R.... I!-LANOSCAPE•TREE TRIM Home r..,.Wt plumblng WATCH us GROWi 31 yrs eic.p. 11 Y'• In.,... Pt&u Room llO ... 1 .... 960-4032 Clay .. aaal FREE EST. 142-tt07 -.c. Uc'd.·34 ~a. · H;:c=~ J:~: P1ttrlat ue •409035 9&4-49,t 'Ana. CA 92701. • A;\eotlh\x stMVlct C.P.A. (7 14)175-&&M .Watt lldia1 llmn-W .at. etean Up9•Tr• Tr1mm1ng 808 543M• Dependable, tr• .. u: Palati!t ,XATHIM IRtEMIOR§ 1Mti ·= ea6ine11 cabinet RemocMl/Atpalrt: comml Yatd Melnt.•Hauttng ·~ mtln.141-4232 .. ,..,.. HANGINO /STRIPPING 1:@=m==f:3!Speci.-.. ilL(-"".i200--1 lti•••fltm .. •ll•t facing, bare &° f0<mie. and reeld. Lle'd, l>Onded. MIKE 850-3283 BY RICHARD SINOR VtS~MC Seott 173-1612 F counterlopa. ~9-5747 Ins. For nt: 552.9142. Commerelat/~llal MPJ&S l ln1t littiatl L~ 280l44. 14 yrs of •HANGING/REMOVAL* ~-2r~ :yt:r:,!,iP· To Plan• ytKir ·· ra'I Hc•...ull euilalm: ole. kl1. rm add + b•y wndw, French dr. patio eov/deck1. Lie. 441485. sieve 547.eo76 .... t ~ ll L.andtcape Malnten•nc. SMALL ~OVINO JOBS RoOsW d@ts happy local euttomen. 1 H yrs •xP«lence :!:a ry . . I Quality s.Mee. r .... lie, MIKl!"946-1391 HouM & Pet Seftlnn Thank you. 875-0343 MIKE 851-1800 fnt ltnlff EJCpert C.,pentry Servk:e ~vwXLL TAPING • bonded. 20 yre In ar... HAUL·MOVE·REMOVE No Hou1e 100 ... N···p t ii?.!li!ti Sum-T"-::s Sl!rvu•t• l>:rt•rlor\ .1d ('4111 Now Repalr-Remod-Addlllon1 All Teictur• & Acoustic MeWeeney Land~ Furnlture1 Traah, Tr.. 100 Small. w:· :.,:h 1~~R:=~:~m =·· B;~:::~::v:.:.: $; Main'.";;;a·ci;k '; 0oor ... te. 546-4980 Free nt. Kevin 873-1503 645-512• 963-5415 NORM lhem all. 875-9511 RON 850-64n wort! only. 240--3173 Gr9g 557.0751557·2291 64Z-5671 t d . JU ~ ltll P ltlr Wut.. SIM a.I Wut.. SIM .. WaaW II .... ..... llM l9 ..... llM WI IM 11U.... OT Ill.IS COUNTER HELP: Hours GARAGE DOOR Op00 -1eaa - HORO SC OPE SYDNEY OiARR '~J:~.F.V. And running 24 hows a Need energetic per.on w/ varied. conteet Jan btwn mt•l mtM.Lll L.oent ~·-.... AQtn1 541-5032 d~. 7 d8ya • ..-. Prw-flair ror ..cokK. 531.1n5 6-3, Mon· Fri. 552· 1322 GOod dttvtng record. Per· LIU F= = :::..~ Offle•IShop/Storao• tpeCt 250-350·750' r ... c Mtea C-2 546-7249 ent thlt eel end recefve a ASSEMBLERS: APPL y Cr~ll: Gener el OHlee. men.nt full/tlrM. Wiii treYtll egenc-.. C11 Mra two mwrgee for the 7am: MacGregor Yeenta, outgoing pereon&llty with train right per.on. e.n-ORlllllTIRS Ethier OI Mt King at price of one. 1831 Plaoentla C.M. gen«al office & eollec· efltt. LIDO GARAGE 942.eel6 -If 1111111 ' Ilona background eought DOORS C M 142-3781 BABYSITTER: fOI" 1 ctind f0< growing health club ' . . Guerant-bw NtelY -·· Prime Pf~ on Coett 111L1111• In my home trorn 6-5 M..f, concern per.on Should llllUL lfl/UI with no maximum on Experienced w/8rltl1t1 Tuesday, April 17 AH"?; In dM. ~SQ. Ft. flLLllTll non·tmkr. 646-M87 en)oy ~ortclno with the Full time. Dull•• Incl, eommlNlonl Exclualve Cera. • -buty lndee>tn· v .. I. lmmed. vvv-3888. pybllc & ~ oood boot<lceec>lna a typing. terrltorlH In Orange dant ~-50% comm. PRIME VIA LIDO llM1tz Bankl"" communications tltlll'e. 15.50 hr. 54~9 County, San Gabriel & F/tlma 142·5133 , ARIES (March 21-April 19): What appeared a loss can now be transformed into significant gain. Dig deep, reject superficial responses. show that you can handle added responsibility. Rela- tionship is strong, physical attraction could dominate scenario. 1200 ..,, ft ... ore DOG OBEDIENCE -'~ . .., p South Bey areas. Ex· ....,....__,.......,.....· ------..., •• · ..,_ LOii leue Mod raeume to Gener'9I office perteia r9qu4red ~ Aveil May 1. 650-2709 ~~t.!'.&i. ~~o(,g ~z :2~·,:,0~~~· lrvlM, "!ml....... Vwy eompetltlw loM Pf<>-Piil ... ,..,. UI -.,_. Ing School.~ ORlllllTORS Morgan Nancy BY1y elrculatlon office ~ram with expedient for thor~ .,.. .. a TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Contract could be arranged if terms are clearly defined. Reach beyond current expectations. Gather information, arrange cros.sftling system. Sales potential is heightened, you'll find additional methods of appealing to public. _.r_ 1195 needs a pat1/tlma der1t tunOlng t1me. A.R.M. I front ofb. pareon In Tm& Lm&, W.. 11•111/-LI Guarani-bw ..awy DECORA TE·o.gn wlflne for .,,....,.ing . phonee fixed rete 1oen1 lnduded buay orttlOpadle pnc11eia. ~ONLY 135-9199 With no maximum on art & r9'1'ot. Wltl treln. and dltpatet«ng ,.._ In portfOllo. H.B . .,-. c,.., "4l ... 21t. 80t eq ft. BNutlful fectllty eomml11lonl Exelutlv• 552,..285 Judy 12 ... PM agea. 1• hours per WMtl, Complete benefit• peck-u;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;-.:&;;;;~i-;;;;;; GEMINI (May 21-J une 20): Stress inde{>Cndence. creativity, willingneu to make new starts in new d irections. Focus on employm ent, people who rely upon you, special services and care of pets. You 'II be dealing with flamboyant people who possess abundance of showmanship. With etr!Ume & tkyMghta. WA• U •PA terrllorlH In Orange -· -y--Fri. 2:30-7:30pm, Set. age lndudlng medlceil, Muur:ger ~rt. must Xlnt IOcetk>n I oent of Ill&.... COu ty s G b lei & .u.llYUI -·-and Sun. l :00.10:30am. Oental & vtalon lntwanoe. haw own ttane, Orange t>ualneea dlt~lct. :.., Shi... ~---' Sou~h 'ea:".,!.~ Ex-Good driving record. Bring Sludentl & homemakers retlrem.nt plan, veca· COunty. 955-0eSO freeways I" high l~h •• au. ,_......, uun•. perlence r9qulr~. MVR. Coet• Mtea Blu. encouraged to appty M: llon. lick pay & morel Model9 Mele/Female atea. 85,000 eq ft or pert. :rof ~::-:.. °r" 7 Very eompetltlv. loan pro-print. 1890 Plectntla.CM. 330 W. Bay, C.M. 2-4pm Call St Zozaya (818)182·2400 W• 43~· c.mpuS Of. #1~: gr•m with expedient e llLIYllf e (Ulc for Debra) (714~ ... 503 WE NEED NEW FACES NB. Acroea from OC Air· funding time. A.R.M. & GENERAL OFFlCE (213)694-8793 For pteoernent In modellog CANCER (Ju.ne 2 1-July 22): Follow through on intu1uon emphasis on change, travel and children. Dream last night could be prophetic if properly interpreted. Family dispute concerns direction, ~sidence, budget. Resolution comes when you choose familiar course. •& ............... Port 556-2280 :~·~~~~lnctuded ~~er: Busy Cott• Mtea office )Obi.;.~=· 1 MO FREE RENT TOP SIS Complete beneftt1 pack· fHE REGISTER needl an organa.d & r• ......,.. , ... :=er W/thoft lerm .... full Fem .... prel. Moctet. end age Including medical, Mutt hav. • ct.pendable liable 'Tuai W/good FlllllL llL MrVIUlt•.181 OoYef Or Etc«t1.(213)8e&-1M4 dental&vfsionlNUt'tnee, economy ear. lrvlne. ~ttfce :r~ i>Oao75e70 •l••H•• LEO (July 23-Au~ 22): You'll feel less confined. communications will be restored, you II become more aware of body image as you purchase apparel. Member of opposite sex praises you, flatters you. offers to travel with you. Gemini. Sagittarius natives figure prominently. Sulit 14, N.B. 831-3651 ...._ •• • retirement pten. v~ Newport Beecti. Cocta HM"Y 1~ eontact BueNPartt.CA90620 Ill I• ... ;...._1 lulwa ~ '"I" tlon, llctl pay & morel Meu and Laguna 8e11Cti • --Uuw bi:tAbUiort ne:a;(i for a<..._ Call Vicky before w/euatomer tervlee EOE M/FN/H Hoapltal Hom. H ... th latala ltlt oi.-p1e Produeta Small CaltSteveZozaya: 11am:951-7113. exper.heepful. 7~1 CareAgency.Nunlng~t· '1"' • (714)121~503 llll•R (•) tendanta and Hom•· 2000, 2000 & 4000 eq ft lnvatment. RTD Coln (213)59._8793 BYAL BllPT, Local Synagogue reQUlf• makers. We ott.r' lleldble VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You succeed by being versatile. by adopting unorthodox techniques. procedures. Be aware of fine print, state views in frank manner. Relative encourages "short' journey ." Article that had been lost. missing or stolen can now be recovered. 3975 Birch. NB. S.tt, Buttons etc. Help Busy, cheef1ul offlee teek• 830..aeae or 830-4268 t 4 , $7 1 ~ and competitive S.50 sq ft. Agt ~1-6032 Support U.S. T .. m end WIUllllTll career oriented rtcet>-~.P· • .w!'8or~l612hr. wagea: In home ~ Hrn HS. Authorized I I R f -~ ~.,... ... II PIT R. & V lnd\19trl•I epace w/good Diet. 1714) 541•5453 FRaR•&• llL I on ti. oom or ad· ... or . N. l. . retall potential. Approx. ~ vancement. RDA pref. • Potlitlon1 also. Cell tor LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be analytical. check sources, be aware of budget requirements. Member of opposite sex could make grandiose claims. Know it. avoid basing actions merely on impulse. You'll locate needed material. debt will be repaid and credit could be extended. 7K a.I. w /appfOX. 16K ROUTE net 231c, price 1'1c P.O. Box 5170 d•y weett. Plew call: .•••n= appointment. Mr Broott• encl. partUng aree & 3K plul Inv. 2 da. wort! wtc B'*'• Par!(. CA 90820 Nancy 145-7580 THE DAILY PILOT 11 now (7 14) 879-5459 t .1. office space. Wiii rent 645·5381 or 831.0185. EOE M/FN/H Denial Sec/o--1/Bk"', HAIR ClJTTERS for big •c:cepttng applleallont •• 1 ... N H .. ~ & .._ ,.. modern talon aero1t for Dtstrlet M-• to -• -• / B.i:r ~-549-~ 188['dya, ... ., te Leu 4114 4 dye, RDA P<>1 alao •veil from Balboa Bay Club. supervlH n;;-;p.per :!::.-:::!'y SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Emphasis on luxury. jewelry and special celebrauon. Major domestic adjustment occurs. could include actual change of residence o r marital status. Wear bnght colors, be optimistic, make personal appearances and appeals. iiming is on -eoon. CM. 546-3000 70% commln'On CMrlers Mu11 have van, ,...._ r- 720-l4« * JllT~f· Benklng DISHWASHER & GEN'l 631·7117. 875-5141 wagon or p!Ctl.yp Good t0< busy office With heavy ·~· HD : ~~~gu)iURES L••• Storefln CLEANING PERSON lor HARDWARE ASST MGR salary, mli.age allow-phones. Aoe1g b'lgd help. Fm 11orege yard. 6000 '*BANKRUPTCY • , pany equipment r9"1al Retell HP req'd . 240 anee. company beMflt• ful. 10 kay adder a mutt eq ft. Newport Ht1 ar... *COMMERCIAL Svccetaful, Independent itore. Mon lhr Fri, United BroadWay, Laguna 8ctl • and t>onut apportunity Apply 10am· 12 or 2_.pm tariet. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 2 1 ): Look behind scenes f~r $500/mo. 5'48-9831 Mon *INDUSTRIAL bank l':H an Immediate Rtlnt All, 145-0780 497·4403. Jobi'\ . Apply In person al Dally L•l'l lrrml thr Fri 8-4pm. * REAL EST ATE REO. o'*'lng In our Newpon 1111'11'1 lfftll Pilot Clreul•llon Office 3077 S . Hatbor Blvd answers. Be aware of "hidden resources." Define terms. see others in realistic light, steer clear of schemes. Techniques will be perfected. spiritual values will be clarified and you'll be rid of doubts. fears. •-t '112 * 24-48hr funding avl Bffch headquarten of· Insurance bllllng. P/llme. 330 we11 Bay. Co11a (HarbOr at Carrlaoel naatuc .. a I • CellAGTBUCK86t-'933 tlee. Prevlou1 comlMf'· mull be experd salery HIRlll Mesa. Monday lhru Fri-979-0747 LOOIClng for • 11;;;; man ... _ _.. elal lo•n documentation o'*' 145 .. , 177 C.M Outgoing, enthutlH llC day. No m call• CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on friends hopes, wishes, intensified relationship and valid opportunity for financial gain. Lunar position highlights fulfillment, romance, popularity and a successful speculative venture. You could win a contest! 40--50 yrs, someone to .... ,,,..., eKperlenee In corporal• · adult• .. part/time 9V9n· • · Th11 winier. buy your own have a tun relatlonlhlp T.D. 1 4t21 b•nklng environment lllYEI Inge. You mutl en)oy P l equipment instead of wllh. I love outdoora l ... "mn preferr~. Excellent ben-llghl pick p & detlvery wof1(1ng with youth and Sell ttW:gl t811 with Deity renting. You can afford It lov. to play lennlt. I am a .. eflt1. Celt PeraonMI: THOMPSO~ BLUEPRINT be• poeltlv. motivator Piiot Wanl Ada. In cllSllf:ed 6"2"5e78 profealonal and ltve In lllrtir• It IH 851·9900 Call f In eMew: AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Focus on career. sales ability. lone-range prospects. You'll be asked to participate in community proJCCl that could include special construction. charily, politics. You'll be relieved of burden which was not your own to carry in first place. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emphasis o n education. spiritual values, travel, ability to finish what you start. You·11 find outlet for creative capabilities you'll gain greater independence and freedom. Member of opposite sex docs have your best interests at heart and will Newport 8eech S'S" & :;eda1T'zt"" • ' ... 1111 Ull 3186-E Airway Av, C.M. or an ' . 110ibl. ~9-0585 S~~!1 ~~~4~2nd Ill l /F/Y/I DRIVER.P/llmetorelderty Ml-1111 ..... SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Robt. Salllef NH/CM woman Pref mature ledy.1~~~~~:~~~ RE Br6ker Bd Realtor• ~~~l~h. ~~~~red:J~·w=~ lllT/•Tlll 142·2171 S.5--08'1 A.nee •94-1800 clltt NB . .,. .. 142·1385 Newly real "tate lle 'd w::1i°Js~1~.~~n:. Beauty Salon: Hair Slyllat DRIVERS/X-COUNTRY =-d~. ~! Smoker· Tonft' No cr~tt ""· no penrlty. needed. Musi have Cal. lie. MacG~or Yactllt otflce lklll• r9q'd, week· P~~IM~s': I Denleon Asaoc: 673-7311 cllentale. Enjoy Balboa 1631 Placenta, C.M. end .. must. Start lmmed Island envl.ronment. ---.. ,111 720-1018, 1o-e dally "When I rMllze how ofter l ilt WutM SIM 873-4013 uk for Tina n~-..w ·---.~-~----••••• .. •Ill!~· my WOl'91 fwt .,..,,., r• -$75 per tOO. no exper. UllN llPllYllll 1 ... 11 lnt1lt tt Oftlct lntall ltH till~... my peealmlttle *.,. Pllm* Bikini ShOp Salesper90n, Pen or full time. Start Im-2nd ahlft, evg 30 hrvWk prove it. Int I 2tH IL-..ae friend commented. "It For garden cent•. mtae full time on the beac:ti medl•tety For details Strong eupetVtaory lklllS _____ ._, __ __...._. ... 1._. ....... tt.._ __ __,•-.,;..,.;.;.16 blkt OC Airport: IOO-almost male• me.,, OP· Indoor, outdoor wort!. 631·2800 Hnd Hlf 1ddre1ted E"9f 1Spen. epeaklng Furn wk I y re n I a I I Fe to ahr 2 Bf CM duplex, 1200 tq ft, 4-3 MP. Of· TIMIST." 142-1111 BOOKKEEPER: partlllme, 11amped 9nvelope to: SURF & SAND HOT~l Aprll-Sepl. Steps to 50-60 yrs. S1•01mo + nc.a. 85' eq ft. 979-9941 •Splrttuat Reedet & Ad· 3 dayt a week. Call Mn CRl-53, Box 9014, M1 McCullough •97-<M77 ooeen/bay utile. 146·2584 BALBOA ISLAND: Marine Vlaor. Advice In all 11'9 .. llllllf Elhlef al 142-3865 Stuart. Florida ~95 Laguna Beecl'I. EOE flHI ltltllt 111·•112 M/Fem to there 2 Br. 1 Ba Av. upstalre office. m•ttera: low, marriage, ...-.... .,........ IUmlltO INSTALLERS: lntulatlon A B lb I I d $225/mo. 575-1877 butlnesa NB. 831-9397 ~nu a55r5 w .... _... c ......... 1 t pt, a oa •an • · The Orange Coett D•lly Exp'd computer A/P, -..c• ... n o, """'ng or exper· V.c.t'.. !~~~:087[.~~I-Je~ryon llllTIL UlllLL Lett I Fta.. 3114 Piiot hat an excellent op-pegbOard AIR, AIR col· s 10 10 yMrl experience ~J~7~~(11·f ponunlty lor a cateer leetlons. Tax & qtrly re-dellred. wtll be stuffing or n ° Daily Pilat GRAPHIC ARTIST Orange County daily n~wspaper. is seeking a quick layout artiSt with knowledge o! typesizing. repro- duction. camera ready art. Must be able to get along well with sales repl and interpret their ideas into layouts Additional pro,ects may include Oy· ers. brochures. maps. and sales pn!S• entatton v isuals . 3 years ex· penence-newspaper preferable Send resume or letter of qualifi· lntall 2907 M/F MATURE. rHp . non MllEI 0<lented Ma)O< Account ~rta. Type 50+ wpm eurcult bOards, making lllTlllll Hlll•I Cd 1 eRlaentbr 2 ba In smk, house turn .. Eslde New 2 llry bldg, good lrwy fnl IMI'\ ans Executive with • proven rvloe mfg. 540-8894 cables. some light mech· Mull be experlen<led In all cations to eayt ont NB e~m tu'rn C M S300+ 548-8369 access. From 750 it up. VV'1U NI I rack record . Grell BUS DRIVER· PIT Incl ank:al auembty, Foun· pl':aaes E.xc.ii.nt oppty OR.\ '\(,t: t t ).\ ..,T DAIL l Pl l.OT ma,,; xlrN. July S2so0 Neel F to lhr 2 br, 1 ba WSll991 bunetlld·wt'o111Ue!,_'enw/anB1c',· ARE FREE potential. guarenteed wknds&n1ghi1.0rtWrl~ 111n Valley area Celt Mr Walsh. 650,..708 .... 000 67s-6659 -... draw agaln11 com-dbl-<Secilw London &Ii. 54~777 tor appt Aug.., C.M apt 1300/mo + 'n . 3900 eq ft ground f1oor mlUlon. o..lre 10 mOV9 Mutl have class 2 comm·1 --;._ ._-_......,--.-"lllTllS OCEANFRONT: lovely utllt. S•t·l89•. 632·3530 wilh retrm. open floor C I Into managetMnt • plut. II<: OMV printout and *IA9rn .-r.,_, PIT 5pm-10pm El Toro Penln. Pt. 3BR 3'n ba. N/emkrs to ahr· 4 br houM pl•n. plu1h upgrade1 a : Send rMUme to mectleal certlfi t Immediate opening In Lake Forest Ml1110~ July/Aug Agl 873·9080 nr SC Plaza $250. or 3 br Av•ll. R & H 751·5989 ,...,_1111 P. 0. Box 15e0 Atk I De 752~3~ Irvine ar .. for Individual \/lejO aree 997-0896 B $300 5 • •300 -cos1a M .... 92828 or with good c1erie.1 s111111 • __ _ • ...a.--£-Hf ..... • In N. · ....... EXECUTIVE SUITE WI I I V _._,. _.... H EOE CIRCULATOR$ mull I tra n ''""' ,,.., le letltlh I 111• Prominent retired auorney Newport Cntr $550/$775 ~Petitions. Good pay. Flex· reapon1lblllllH Good PIT Supervj90f, l •ad. & ..., ' ' deslrH Intelligent, Iller· ~0-5470 Found: Aust. Shep M 11111111 UIRTTfl fble houri . C•n 3 to 9:30 benefits Salary open Janll~ potrllon1 av•ll-Oell ftr ht1Ht ate & congenial room· Lido PenthouM 2 bMul pyppy, vie. Pomona & Advertl1lng, merlcetlng °' 10:30 lo 1 PM. Alan, 261-3222 able 10< tever•I bldg'• In ltllttn 111· HOO male 10 1hare lmmac. at· turn ottleel avail. recepl Wiison, C.M.142·7984 and detign Polltlon f0< 493-7031 F&-t -• Newpot"t Beactl a<•• Ap-1r•ct1vely furn. lrvlna & con! rm. Mull ... I account exectlve. S•l•ry ••-.,...~ plleatea muat be English tall It twnhM adJ. to freeway 873-•803 Found: Small long h•lr~ + comm. S.7·9735 OLElllAL PAIT n• for ma1ure lndlvtduat1 with speaking & have lr•M· lutt 2tol Compl pvt br & lrg bath. do(I. 1blue/1brown aye, Llghl typing. flllng, tele-tac:1ory WOf1I exper1811Ce portatlon & telephone P 0 Box 1560 Cost.a Mesa. CA 92626 Attention Mehnda Thackery CA REER OPPOR TU:\I TtJ:S I II I II \II ' 1'11111 llrn • • I • ~ 28R hOUM In OniC Pt:. Irv )(Int piano, llb(ary. office llWPll1' llAll blk/brown/wht. WHl· lllHITlll 11.DI phone receptionist. Mon Sa11ry eommen1ur•t• ~ lnler-Mwl onty & dble pVI gar Pr•f COi· tOOO ft, aecond f1oor, ~I mlll'lltet/$prlngdale. nr Inter\« d8ltgf1 ftrm seek· thru Fri, daytime hra. plctl wllh experi.nce. but we 1-4pm 5-lpm UnMlrtal Prlv room wilh balcony i.oe tralMd F 0< tludenl 11ree1, nicety land~ H.B. 893-4910 Ing b(lght person capable your own d•ys lrvtne wlll train Call blwn Bl~ Malnl 1228 w Fifth ..... ,.,.,,, .. , D~ ~;,~~~ ~~4 Alf rec lac Seek platonic bldg, off·lt. panclng, gar· p~--•· of handtlng a van.ty of SS 50/hr Jim 833-8343 9am-4pm only •te-5711 St Saflta Ana E o E ,;'.;~·: •• ~~·· trleod Utll1 pd Wutier/ age available 145-4800 ..-.-... tunct1on1. P09illon r... IHtrll lfflll F .. 1 food P'ZZA ,...,aurant. -.__.. __ e _ CdM F/rmmt non·amkr dryer. S375 mo to defray Vicky. 145-3323 daya qulr" llghl bklcpg. 120 no experience. over 18 ~ .. ra- 23-30 yra. 2bd Iba cute my he•vy monthly pymta. WI 111 ITl.L IPll kay by toueh and strong Front otftoa appM/anQe years 873-1366 Matuf'9, good WOf11er, we hOuNI O/Wehr, frple Univ. Part< 786-1785 tft.S,. fnta llt t/f And running 24 houri a dat• Input ellper. Good PHONES & TYPING wlJt train Full time CdM S350+utll 780-3181 Shr 4 Br hM nr SC Plaza Sull" 10 3000 tin d~, 1 da-• weett. Pr• eommunleatlont aklNa • Apply In per.on. 2927 S Fem Companion for atti-Kennela 144-8 UIO • 7" 1 · Nr Harbor & Baker ,-m"91. Pteuant environ· 8rl11o1. C M. 966-5252 i.tk: h•ndeome 45/r otd Chermlng HB 2Br COndo. non-amkr. 2 " Incl utl t. ~9-8181 dyt 720-1444 en tt:lt ~ and recetve a '**' male S 1000/mo. 1 dayt llfTTill gar, storage, poot. $215 955-0809 0< ~8-3277 ' two matMOM tor the =~.:!~ 1-40041•· IUll/IUIPT, off LI~ •t the beeeh. Call Needed hand knitter• tor +'~ ut111 844-9808 4·8 Shr 1ux hme 1Br S285 Pvt pen tp4ilOt office In NB, price of one. UTA llnY An1wer Ad 135 ,_...,.,. & vests Full or COSTA MESA. Mular BR 2 rm eulte 1375. RoOnop ~:, ~me:a.roa;::· gd .... If 1111111 HllllT• Publlttl~ company In 142~ 24 hra part time Call I( & DAM In hOuM on cul--de-aae. patio vu. 1st. lut. dtP. ___ 1111. IMllR MaJor lntenor ~ nrm tmne hM opening tor FLllllT Import• • .-tor Klara Share WI 2 Nw England· utllt 912-34•5. 966-1419 fa1BTll It looking fOf lndMduel Peraon Frldlly to aNWW 786-279' .,., Mtty 30'1 Muat be ltatah aatM .. _ ... a 1,._ ~ _ 11M11t with minimum 3 yre phone, type letttra. pro-~':" ~· ex· LEARN TO BECOME. QWat end Conaldetal•. -·--... .,,.,_ .,._..., axper. In ... ~ of ac-cau ' lhlp boott order• would oontld9r tr==· AN IMAGE CONSUl TANT Plenty ol rm for tum. 3 It condO . .api, hOU:. S 215 Rlwralde Of. Actoee DOG OUOIEHCe .._ counttrte lo ETOP/I. Muat end enter deta In oom· =t WOl'ktno . Celt P•t 131-3$94 1350 mo + ulllltlM. mot NMd May 111. trom Poat Ofb In N.I. at your home. Aanbl haW strong ~k • pu1er. 2e1·71t2 '°' ASIC)t a.et'l 7S1-47o5 -------- S350 aec:urlty. 831· 14". 640-1718 840-!557 « "40-M71 rllt9a. So. Ce!. DoQ T,._ ground. Kon amo « • LllAL lllllTIRY E/Bluff eondO ahr lmmed. M-. VttO. Local ett•b lnO SCMol. ~ ===~: c:"t!":'~1~ flU/19 fif F•I P**' N 8 R E I.It w/f n•amtcr. W/O, pool. bultntea men ~ate. Speeiout 824 aq ft wff\111 lllllTl/llllLLI Coate Meta. 2• HIT /lm-ttrm ... 1c1 ~~led $400 + utltt. 120-1641 Sold home, nd by kit. In eotorlul mertnuet· 611111• U lf·T Opportunltltt evt1llabl• •JtPel' Legal ....,.. .. ,ery ., 121 . ..,. :;;:~-.o lmmed to 4/25/a.. Cell 241·8181 ting, nr UdO Sh!pyerd Ou1calt ONLY 83&--91" 8ml ~ nr OC Air· 11•1111 lf'IUfm wtth the LOS ANG€LES Th*t chall9nglng pot req r .._ _....... dyt. l!vee 549-3e37 •valt lmmed. 1570/rno. • •• -1 U... pon. 10 k~. type 40 P/tlma ...iatant to oper-TIMES Clf'culatk>n 0..-9XC8911onel lklfft l ttr~ 9'lr new 3bd 2t>t C.M. Photo GQPY!ng & other of· -·-_.. •pm own transpor· •t• IBM Syatem 23 ~ pertmen1 In OUf dOOf 10 •ttenltoft •o cte1a11 Raf • ~·· yttd, Secf:'lo 111n tr nc. ..w.a eve6l. Call •lllM 1itton &45-710I put9f CO.te Meta. w. doOf ~ ..... req ~ ~ ~ K~~1~518tf Int 2112 LIA t75-0132 8Nat1U, tecuz;d, ~. AM<>nt~ WENDY'S lnO 10 •tWn. ~ •i» pr~rem GuarantMd -.,,........__,..,----,...-..,-~ ffo alnglt g«ege. 7!f u aslant Prof feMaM ttaft. Open 1 toceted at ... a Felr· and ..,.., .• definite hOul1y wage pMI com-f•I l't,1 .. \ 1111r f 21-3&, ,. Lrg ,_ NR w 11th St CottM ~ ...... 1111 deya. 10.2PM. YfM I me. In Cotla ..... .. ..... Call btwn • am. I mlMklin "°'" """' to ~ '"' t< '''U It BEACH. No pet/arn<*e lf3.·1Tl7 ' ... 1 4320 Cempua °'.i..!190, *" ti 11 12 noon ts7.a1t1 tpm TralnlnO tt Pf<>- 1350 + \AJ U1Kt M4-1409 ...... NB. Aaoee"°"!~ .. ~ ::,,,_-:,-.>~ ::C,: -Ylded Potentlel to..,.,, •...-1\11 • lhrr,111r\ w.it•tmtdletlauiteator PC>r1 .. _"9U edpeoc11ae1ournew.n. aoo ~per..,.. Fe. .Ht , .111 "' \l liiiiii_..,......,...,.~,.. INM ctote•o~• OP ~ ... Don at Wendy'• Aelef,fullttma.etm-2 30 .• .,,..,.....,can '42 5671 Hunt.' 8otl. 11 11 IUll .. • femalea pref Modela end 2840 8 lrlttOI btwn 10•m·I 30. rotating t57·2'ill est 1~ lat: >U v1ce, c.ii 942-1157. Eecott9. c2ts)M6-1.... 2-&PM. Mon-Frt. e.o r ..-ends. ~ ~ WATCH AE AIR 8pece l'lnd aiomt onwhealt Art/Deooratlng .-. &· c~Meea Vero. lll "iortaol ~-uii '"' 11111'"' r 1•1'*'" •t' "r I A f'(IJ\.-' I t•. ' Ill ... l\t'"" tit t It I I ... •l• I I II IHI • \ttUUllt ft, •• , .,,,.I .,,,L t .. ., • ...,.,,., , .... ,,H•f\ ,,. ""'f'""""• f n• t ..... , t .,,.t.,l•lf' .. ,u t ... o .. ,.,. l t .;U ttm' h1•Ufh I (II 1 • tl<I \I • t 1r .. I I"' It\ ft i ,. ..... .,,_., "'""" .!tt , l'ROPI t ltt1\ 0. • II• .... 1 .... '11 .. Jtt tOf' d ,.,,. 1..- ....... •( .......... Daily Nit .... .... Rtnl CM. NwPt. JNelry In claulfled't traNpOf· ctuno eer.-ocipt'y Flt• Convalucent, It' clut,1tled •01 10 wtl all ~·~~1~1 1~00~~642~n ·~~t~~~~ ~~~.c ~~~-L~~~===~~~;~~~~o;1~~;m~Q~•~~=z~.5~1~1~a~•••••••-.~~···~~·-~·••••~ -- I r I I r Or1ngeQo9M DAILY ptLOT/Mondey, Aptll 18, 1984 ·=· .•. , 04IMt'll <>Moe. ""°'* ,.,.. TEMPO~~ LAl'Gl 81\.ECmON OF pain~ •'"""'· opt'd, IM IS20 NEW l US!D BMW'S! 12200/obo, H i -"13 ACflOSS 47 G oiter's nff(j 48 Outback 1 Conlttrt dweller PR£VtoU8 PUZZLE SOLVED ... 'I ._, UlllTllY Lm 11111-. 7 2 vw OAfAT SHAPE .. 1 • VOLUME SALES New tlree/Wit, 121< ml. N8 cPA ._ --. --N.wport 8Mdl deYelOp-M....u. ililild G06d CNr1« PfW~ 3 tlmM, ffke SE .. VICf&Lr••1NO •1100 f17•...,.,. •"""II~~.,,~-,.. rnent co ... ec needt u, • ~beratllp ror ••le. new. . 151·1709 " ...,_ • .........,.. .;;i.~Mt;:~ perlenced ••• t ttS0.141-3M4 =~ Fl.I "r°~°=~'4 ·1i VW E>Mf*. gd conct ~ l'eQUINd Typing Archlt9Ctural or con. Cab I• M 0 C S I (No. CNrry ..it-405) am/fm ceea. mutt Ml. 85.p~. P.m.· f/tlm.: •V~tlo"" firm back-tri:;:;;; oei m: M A I I LANO M!M·IUP« 18 ~11 ... )1 .. 1111 Stet&. hm 148--1410 caMKathle75t-0511 ground deell'9d. Oood 1:f'pt.135..M0-7111e".5 ,eeoooASHIP .. Gotd Cllrd. epd, mlftt conct. 2 .~... , • ..'!.1 ... •W-'-~ ... .,,.. MCf'9taftal And Mlmlf'llao. 1 • call ~119 11pprlltect MOO+-S&SO -·-_,.,,..,.., . I ... tratlve 1klll1 req'd . Dlll @fi M• Jiiend ~lhlp ev.142-ee11• ' OP!NSIV!NOAYS '4,500 4t1-.M&4 U9T/TDllY e&wpmt57-0700 Merltyn ~COOIC., Gt; pup-&3000 value. Movl"O· Sctlwtn Par~t Cam-•79 BUG CONVERTIBLE Acttw ..... omoe Wit" • •••n111r -. blonde & ~"· 1 •• 1750 Obo. &45-71M pagnOIO ~ulped, •xii llU 17 WHITE. wtth 2 TOPS butyt==.c.t1tral NEWPOF\TBEACH old.l150.1-351·1H1 Mclane 20" Mower, Nii oond.U50.&42-10CM' '71 6Xf0SQ248! $6000. eea..211oe New:.or c!~Mc. NatlOl\al office lMa'nQ a..u1 AKC GOlc*l Aet ~oPelled. front throw, 2 -~ l t 78,000 mll• '79 Sclrroco, t11frf, •tereo. Wlttrfrut ..... IM. 00:.:==or =~~11~can... rn: ~2 ~l~-J;: p;;i:v.wey cmpr for wnl 13500 · 6so...593 t~mo~~,~~Jond leelten 111•1-r.ttry. 75wpmtyplng, a...-.. lfull ....... ;;a:: .-St 5. Fectory tuned ~. tructc 1250 obo751,...97t ·eo 310 w/GX pkg, 4 apd •• 80 Rabbit AJC tt 119ht atlorthand Excellent ..._.., ""'111• ~"0'-U S.1568 Gf•t °" o• good cond · • ereo. beneflta Sal9'yGOm-Puppy• 1100 HC". Men' 0 •• ,. ... . $2950 786.()aeB 28Kml,$4300.55Nl910, "*19Urate Wl1h ... ..., M8..ee83 or 75 t-3N9 C !-1.... ~ bil(e -... 'ri pt......i.. ~ n 7i. · x2H3. lOrlt cond. ,.,...... on-am/,.v 1tw. With ..._.. • .... '" • !en<». Call Diane: Coctcer Sp•"'•'•· AKC. Gam1rd S50 ~e93 Ilk• ...... 546-975 81 280ZX 2+-2. auto, l\.ltty ·eo VAN CAMPER. Lo 752-1787 blonde. champ llne. ' · ._ / loaded, low ml. good mllet, excelent cond. ._ ... ..._/ 1250. 432-9elt PORCELAIN DOlLS .... ,. n cond. UUO obo. $7850. 2131592-5840 -·-1 .... ,. 12 5 • S3 0 0 . Lynd• laetera 1111 983-7843or982-3138 S Procsuce 52 Elasuc1ty 9 UK region 55 Rye disease 14 t urklsh VIP 57 Bandage 15 Noun ef'1d1ng 59 Turkish-city t6 Fragrance 60 Arm bone 17 letters 6 1 Letl's father 18 Editor's word 62 Flowers 19 Paper money 63 Espied 20 This mo 64 Skating area 21 Water hole 65 Declare holy 23 Possessive 66 Hither 24 Adm1n1s-67 Droops Ira tor 26 Movies pref DOWN 28 Insect 29 Openhanded 1 Song thrush Rea1eurant FHI SEllYlllS 33 Cavt1ovs 2 Emissary 25 One no mat 4l French prom Attrec:tlve wa,er1ront hotel leeks experleneed Food Servers for Adolph's Res- taurant. Full/time days. Incl. weekend• Apply In perton (no phone call1. please). Personnel ONlce. ~~~~=~~ C::-C:.~;";' ~"::-~ s~1-8727 176 Suzuki P@178. """ '84 Maxima Wgn, loeded. ·~~trRa~bl~I~~~,~~ 36 --Song 3 The nearer ter wh1ct1 43 -Alamos ol S1~-ones 27 Tctus org or Gdtos Vldu.I to handle phonea 842· 7045 M Coplet, S75, S.C-great, look• ~· '425 L ... than 8K ml, like MW. cond. 17950, 873-Nee typing, variety oi Doberman PuppleL pur• :=, ~:7~ = . obO. Keith 54 8575 a.ti otter. 842-2008 '82 Vanagon C&l'f'per, Ilk• pence 4 To the dawn 29 Maids 45 Specldcle:. 37 Trtply prel 5 Holiday spot 30 Amer Revo· 46 Fuel Mon -Fri , 9am-6pm Queensway Bay Hiiton 700 Queeneway Drive Long Beach r es Pons I b 111 t es . bred, $150 ea. 546-7035 ta~ bu. $40 Bombe 80 YamaJ'\a 250XT. orig. lat 1 new, auto, AIC. AM/FM 714/760· t390 ....... am-n ~Mat $1~5. ml;ror s 10, own« S:tt: ml. Str .. , 175 128 Station c • s • . s 1 2 •• 9 0 0 . ...,.,_ ---" •in lge ·~ gl&SI aq. sso. Owl legal. bO. 84~ $950 646-4305 1·987--0338 IHatr~~. AKC. PUPPIES 842-7326 lamp S55. 631-2191 '61 HONDA 250 . ..,,8_2_W_81_t_ph_al_i_a_C_am_per_. 38 Noble 6 Inward Jtlilt lu11on name 48 Goot 39 Broad 7 Ellperts 3 1 USSR ri11er 49 Sanla Seeking motivated lndMd· La.hso Apto pupplel. 9 Sola, 2 awlvet chairs peel-THREE WHEELER Rt8'1 I I Poptop, di..... $8900 comedy 8 Reservp :$2 Location 50 Copying 40 Order 9 USt-d lo be J3 Jewelr > item 41 Anrioy 5 1 Smoocneo,, Restaurant Immediate opening lor PIT Cashier. Food Prep. Must be avall for 1 t·30 am shift. Call Karen Of E11 k alter 2:30pm. Meyerhol'1. 540-8044 uat with xlnt typing skills weeks Old. M/F AKC reg. ettal kitchen tat>k. set 850-4593 J4f8i% CMc 1llo1erl bik, 4 and coostrvetioo •llper. Show qualli s175i up. w/4 bentwood chair•. MOTORCYCLE RENTAL spd, stereo, mint cond 10 Oowman 34 Ethnic darlCt.' 52 Att11 e short hand a +. heavy 963· 030 almost new Penny's side HONDA XR 500 S 1975. 831-30 HI 42 Instrument 1 1 LearnonQ JS Flatboa1s 53 Celetlrr l} phone contact with ven-Sweet Ginger: med. tt:i F by side Refrig:. You haul S50 a day. 641-9826 ·79 CIVIC 4 dr waoon. 4 43 Hard thread 12 Arab t11Qw1u J6 Desert shrub 54 Rose hold• 1 dors. 549-2988 ~eyed reteue dog, pt "400 fM..il. 4.eo&O VESPA P200E, 550 ml, epd, good cond. $3200. lfDllITT llAllS olden Lab, t yr, needl WANT:DBL BEAD HEAD-windshield, raok. gd 645-7963 44 Voyages 13 Foolish Ort•'" 39 Compos111on 56 M1r1t1 46 M arsh 22 Burn 40 Pugilists 59 Pack amn1..il 2 3 4 6 7 8 10 tt 12 13 14 17 20 24 38 58 62 65 Btlt W1att4 5100 Btlr WutH 5100 ........ .. 5100 retp. home wt yard. BOARD Natural wood cond. Stooo. 675·4433 • --------llEITAIUIT In Irvine, Costa Mesa and 839-7019, 968-7342 pref. Good cond. Wiii '80 Prelude, 5 spd, air. lmmed openings In French Newport Beach areas; lull Wanted: Fem. Qoeenaland trade for queen matt/box Tralltrl anrl. Orig. owner Low ml. llalfan Restaurant for time. Mature Individuals Heeler to breed or to spr. & frame. 960-5844 Trafti 1024 S5199/obo. 841--0256 •911i1E kitchen and dining area only. Telephone and car I .---. help. Wages c om· required. keep. 673·8457 . Weatem Saddle 15 Inch 182 Nom9d century Stfi .•.a.a.a ____ _...,. ... mensurate with ex-llJlll lfSTlll, lllO. h~tl " l 135. Desk/chett curio wtll traller. mdl 2360. 23 perlence. Call Le Troquet 2275 W. Lincoln, Suite L -type ISO. 546-3242 P. T. ne v • r u • e d 546-7440 ask lor Sytvle Anaheim. n6-9171 H Porcelain top, oak --546-5963 for appt. Restaurant LORI'S 1111111 has lollowing openings: PART /TIME food service worker for 1·30pm to 6pm, Mon thru Fri. MEAT SLICER & portion control person familiar with Hobart shoer, 9.30am to 6pm, Mon. thru Thurs, & 6em to 12 noon Sun FOOD SERVICE worxer lor sandwich & salad prep, Sam to t:30pm, Mon thru Fri WAITER/WAITRESS with car for wicker basket lunch service. 9 to 1, Mon thru Fri Earn approx.S175-S2SO weekly cabinet w/flour tilter r• SEOlllITT flnllhed S395. 831-1007 PlaaJ!IOr1u1 IJ21 . Tour America this ~-,...._----oPT-1 ;&ranciPiano acoustlcaf-summer. Must aacrlflcel PIT Plaln clothea. Lou A11lluct1 II ly good 6• ~ Nancy· ae.utlful German Trailer. r~~=°t !°r!:s.~h~ larhr Artl AMllMet 6"2·24 io18ves 730-6245. Call 857-1429 wk. Good pay. Apply at Refrlg. Serv~ r ReCOiid. Older Upright Plano & late n / Sportmart. 7433 Edinger, Sar ... Guar. 549-30n Stoot StOO. 540-6299 Puta tolS H.B.13900 S. Brlltol, S.A. 2-dr 9 cu ft refrtgerat0< ----4 N;W •ia Cfievy Bluer S.mce ltlttH Atteu. $too. 54&-1233..,.. l~rtia1 letU 1230 1951115 TlrH. w'*tl•. Exprd. Apply Shell Sta-GAS RANGE w/dble oven, NEW skFPRd: ;aai;; 8l 5 hub caps ' trim rings. tlon. 17th & lrvtne. N.B. Modern Maid, '*Y clean. booll, after-Ski boota, $200 845.0792 84S-0721 s200. 850-4 t86 lkb, Scou ~ and 1 .... Wut .. Se". Sfl. ltt.Unt PIT eves & wkndl. Neat appearance and hand- writing only need apply. 2590 Newport Blvd Sharp-interested In youth education-making money Call Judy 168-1717 Steve's Detailing Is look· Ing for resp. & motivated 1ndiv1dua1s lor detailing & carwashlng. 760-8900 OE gas dryer, $125. SearJ '3~." ~~76 bef: 85.: • •••• ._. .. , • washer & gas dryer, $100 ---------•-.. •-• • ea. Frigidaire elec. dryer, SURFBOARD 5'6" Stussy. for vehlele. 551-8285 $65. 546-8672 Twin Fin. $190. 65 1-0702 WE llY I llY APPWllll TV Wit, DLUI GUI LES 9&7-8133 tttrM 1132 KENMORE WASHER TV l oon'• w ar:flouae s• All TllOIS Works Fine $50. 50 ti.aut 25" RCA XL 100 645.0387 digital MIS, awtval bue, Ref rig. 21 cu ft GE, Ice new set waranty. 'It P<lce maker. $275. 851-0239 Free dellvery. S.6-1186 CONNELL CHEVROLET '.'\.,.11.ort • ., I' I Refrlg s1so Wahr/Drye< Magnovox FM tte<o with STUDE.Ts $ 135 ea. Dlahwather tape & rcrd player • con- I I ,...., I \ .. , I ·, " 546-1200 All applicants must be l•--------neat. clean &. depend- able, able to read & speal< English Apply be- tween 10am & t2 noon or between 2pm & 4pm· $ 100 Traah compact<>< sole cab. $85, 979-6646 an Ylll $75 648-56.46 Mlt1ubl1hl tuner. caas. SlllH .1111 llWtl Washe< & dryer Kenmore deck. ampllller & 2 Canon n11Y USED CARS & TRUCKS COME IN OR CALL FOR llUltlUU'S SOUTH . cou1n ISIZI "WIWIUllT llHIElllLI Volume Salel, Service AndLeulng 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach (114) 142-2000 J11aar l 189 XKE conv. whtlnu bik soft top, wire wtlls, xlnt cond. Lv mso 852-1222 1ra1H la 913 Ill DU'S SOUTH cou1n YOLllWllEI "WIWILLllT IE lllEISILI" Volume Salel, Service And Leulng 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach (114) 142-2000 WE CARE 168 Karma dhla xfnt cond .. IP"'"-!""l""!'!l"""..,""'-..iPP m•ny xtraa. $3300. OBO. aut u ' • 671-0556 wkda .... aft 6. air, sunrf, alloy•. am/tm. ,. $6500, Jotln 640-6156 .,., ... ,/An. Sn PUT TIME Exprd or will train All Stock & delivery Must be PROIOTIOI shift\. 540-1777 able to drive stick shlll 3077 S Harbor Blvd Santa Ana (Harber at Camaoe> 979·074 7 We have onanlnga for StOOea 84~305 . eprkrs S250/ob o ~-• 673-1955 bOys & girls between C ~-------- Maa•a 9141 ...,,P_m_or_,4=-7_6-_1_13~4_am __ •io llZll ILC atH, Doat1tic Fill APPUIW. Cormler·OeLlllO van Hrs opn $4 00 hr Can you Mark 644-8860 Spare 3 hrs nightly? 12· 16 years old working latrll Ptwtr INta 7012 evenings & Saturdays S,alrant IOl& 16· wooo HULL BOAT OlmllET 18211 BEACH BL VD HUNTINGTON BEACH Xlnt earl Sunroof. amlfm Cast S28S0 494-3652 A•C OS ·73 Hornet XUc. b ust ae111 Hurry• Auna $200/0 BO S. t~919 PlllTTIIE LICAL Ol 111111 Nettle Creel< Fashion Isl Are you · Well groomed Earn money, trips & Canon AE 1 came ra wt40 hp Elllnrude, as 1s, bonuses. Call w/50mm lens & case $300/obo. 673-7156 Start at $7 45, seeking 11 H S grads, U S citizens. hard workers Need auto Call 3-6PM PHOTO 1 •1 dependable ""' and sell motivated? RETAIL SALES. Hardware Ass t Mgr. retell exp req d 240 Broadway, Laguna Beach Jonn Mr. Rountree S 175/0bo. 673-1955 Ml· 1011 18 t1 Lyman, atomic 4 cyt, 14l-1011;141·SIS1 '83 RX7 GS. pen cond. SK m1, alloys, Dolby am/fm C81S SH,600 642-1954 Hunt Bch 96'·2890 PART-TIME. Varied hours 10 Include early A M weekends Musi have de- pendable vehicle (small truck . van. Slatton wagon) to assist news· paper dealer tn Irvine area. Must be depen- dable Contact Greg Hyde Monday thru Friday between 9:30 and 10·30 a.m. onz. 642-4321 PlllT/TIIE WHHHIJ •• ,, 9am to 5pm Driving. Printer w/Norttsu exp Apply in person PHOTO ON THE GO 3941-A S Bristol. Santa Ana PlatllCS Machine Operators ll'T'lmedlale openings on swing & graveyard sh1tts for trainees or exper- ienced 1nJectlon molding machine operators Work 7'. hoursfpald for 8 Good nand dexterity Im- portant Benefits Include Paid ma1or medical. den- tal & shltt bOnus prem- lu ms Prefer English speaking Apply at CllCO 265 Briggs Av., C.M 546-4460 Fountain Valley & Hunt- ington Beach, to verify newt?•P91' delivery Re-1•-------- llable auto necessary S5 -P-la-y-gr_o_u_n_d_s_u_pe_r_v_ls_o_r, per hour plus mlleage elementary scn1, lmmed Apply an person at The Dally Piiot. 330 w Bay. PIT CM area 645-6958 Costa Mesa See Mr P r o d u c t I o n P I a n • Clyde Barrow EOE nertScneduler, pro- So your old 1alopy llnally conked out and left you with a loss of drive? Find a dependable car tn claslf1ed 642-5678 gressive Aerospace Hardware Manufacturer has immed opening for 1ndtv1dual with ma- chine/assembly pro· duc11on experience Preece Inc. 770-94 t 1 Daily Pilili. • • • • • •• ····: . ' . i PART TIME £ • • Ooyou En1oy worktng w•th kids? II you can answer YES Phone S.6-7021 2 30-6pm Mon thru Fn Mon -Fri. 10am-3pm Fuaitart I02S exit cond S7500 --------• 7 Pc L thape couct\ Uke nu 675·8669 or 540-4242 $400, din rm tbl $450, llv 18' SOUTHCOAST 1957 Reta II Sales Person. ruCIER rm chrs $25. oak drsr $60 Restored Bay Cruiser Bene11on Fashion Island for a fter sc hool col/nd tbl $40 552..a443 Best In N8WP<>f1. S6500 497·4403 ___ Call Gay Koll 833-3030 kindergarten class 30 9pc Bdrm set, new Coll obo 631-7765/ 631-7022 hrs a week. Must have OHLITY COITROL SAILS Clftti11/Stw EC E u n 1 t s very $900, sell S450, Hm 2 t 11. ANGLER Cutty f IT 0 C audio cassettes Full time. 67S: 1823 en 1hu51 a 5 11 c N B 63 t-0163. wk 631-0149 Cabin Cruiser. 6 cyt Volvo Min wage Apply Books 644•0232 Chrts Antique mahogany round dsl Live bait. SI S phone, nWAITYlll OUAI 1111 GUI See Rona.Id Dace THEODORE I ROBINS FORD I 2060 HAA80 A Bl VD COSTA Ml!.A 642 0010 on Tape, 729 Farad, C M SALES tbl w/5 Ives 6 match chrt Fath<>meter. trailer. Many 548·5525 (ask for Bill) S12 HR. telemarkellng w/needlepolnt. Hand-elCtru. S8900, 6S0-1703 S,.rta, lact, --REAL ESTATE HOURS SPM to 9PM llELPI some buffet. $875 obo Sat/Sun/E111 lt41 IOZS Mere"" lta1 9145 '71 256C Peri cond SACRIFICE. S6,000 640·8347 or 673-3388 7'1 280SL. 2 lops, Air, aut o . m int cond , $17.0 00/b s t o fr 675-7009 '72 280 SEL 4 S Xlnt cond $6-400. P.P. 675-6906 * 2 Fun People needed Appl setter, exper'd or will S.2-9732 ·77 SEARAY 24 FT 175 CAN Xb 250 SALES IAlllH our SANT A ANA office train PM shift Salary ~ An 1 q . d 1n1 n g t 8 bl.• Weekender, twin eng. (just RUNS GOOD 'll llZ 410 UL MaJOr publicly held real •Good communtcat1on bonus 838-9935, att 4pm w/extendl""' leavee & 4 t&bl1). $17,SOO'or trade 7. 650-4593 41,000 MILES, allextrasl estate company seeks ex· skllls a MUST! T 1 h s 1 ... 646-3100 aft 6 Best Offer over S20K perienceo sales manager * Setappolntmentsfor eep one aes chrs S4SO. Sofa table, · 4 W.HI DriHI (714)496-2336 i11 all phases. com-OUR CHIMNEY SWEEPS llALlll FOi NLWI mod. drk wood $40. '79 40' Formosan trawler mercial/tndustrlal condo * Experlencedpersonlor Earn S100·S1,000petwtt. Antq. fern stand $15. twn dal, fly brdg, comp1'. '83 Toyota SRS, loaded, lP&IPEllEIOUSSIO conversion helpful *Management Position vPayGuarantee 786-9773 equipped, 2 heads iacrtflce. S t0,500 '74 450SL, wtlt/palomlno Please reply to sales CHIMNEY JACK v-Tralnees/noexp. nee. Chrome & glass din tbl, wl showers. Priced to sell 640-9225 Int , 70K ml. xlnt serv1ce manager. po Box 550-8090 vEarlyA...M hrsS.12 s2so 10 beige parson at $75,950. Boat at 858 1=y=-0-1------.90t~"""O records, beautlful ~~2c~-~~SS26~:.7fo~rt Ca11Spm to 9pm ::::~~~~~t~C:~~~ chrs $75. 720~1393 :2.1~;~h St, C.M . 155 Ford 2-dr custom V-8. ~~~:o.=i ... ~~~ ·74 Gremlin, 31pd, SOK ortg ml, new ttrn & brk.s $995 752-0558 Cu iliac 172 Ei [)()(ac10 convertible. bro wn w/wht top. $4000/080. 494-6 t64, eves 750·0941 '78 Sevllle. beaut yellow ext w/yellow valore Int, e><ll cond thru-out only SSK ml bought new car must sell $6500 833-0328 NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION of late model, low mileage Cadillacs In Southern Calllornlal See ut todayl 640-1880 ---------Sales 11 bOth energetic & bright Chrone Rain Lamp sao. auto, ~. restored or ---------Restaurant AN OHIO OIL CO otters call Craig 957-1062 Cha.ndetler to match S35. BAY BOAT orig. Real classic. Belt Ask about the money we 2600 Harbor Blvd. llTCH I OITll. PEllSll high Income. plus cash before 1pm Ga.r Open« S65 Stertt0 MaJ'I~, top, stereo. cpt olr 963-3000 549-7526 can uve you thru our COSTA MESA Must speak engllsh Mon bonuses, benefits to Sta~ $15 586-7.185 ~:e :1v:~~soor .82 Weatpf'lall~ Camper purc:tlase & lease plans. ==----=----~~~ thru Fri 7AM to 2PM mature person In Orange COUCH, Forest gm, S125 Poptop, diesel. $8900 Jtl ILllllS C~ntelet t 13 Starts S3 75 per hr Call County area Regardless 5 PC OAK DIN SET 5175 Become a ~Admiral In hrm, call a.2•9686 llPllTS 's7 CHEV. 210 St. Waoon George ah 2 pm only ot experience. write T J THE STOREKEEPER the Cris Cratt antique Runs ex--', ~ brks, & R llECEIVl.11'! DEPT 3 BENTWOOD TBLS $75 • , 1301 Quail Street """' ...... 432--0677 ead American Lubrl-• 662•2244 645_5359 bOet owners club! 47 ft Aata,atl, NEWPORT BEACH more. Mu11 aacrlllce ---cants Co. Box 426, Day-• 1952 Con tellatl My C I d $1200 fl Recep11onist1Genera1 Qt. ton. Ohio 45401 s on · · 1111ica 9045 111-1100 mme rm flee for growitig bottle n::'~v~af~~:~~~~.~~ H~/~raame~bo~~~ .. i:: ~~I~~!~ C:nhyd :; 159 StUdebaker Wgn, nu 640-9649_!eave mag. water company Good Sales TOP SSS PAID '79 Impala. 4Dr, V8, phone personality, OH4tOSE YOll lllllS dlse Detail & organize-Laguna Beach 494-9823 own a classle at '/• of the paint, brakes. clutch & PS/PB, AC, AM/FM, k W II T t1onal ability necenary replacement value. Qf. Int. Runt s8:;eat. S 1700 For Pamnared $ non-smo er 1 lratn Ired of sitting around with E 1 f d I llY FllllTllE 1 •~o 000 obO 11H5 1 631 5"95 ... -2500, call 6S0-7045 A ><per ence pre erre . er1 around .-• . In-~ • • "' IEllCEIES IEIZ PP1Y tn person. nothing to do? Do you but wfll train II quaUfled. LES 957,.a133 eludes Marina Pec:lflca A I I t4 l '84 CAMARO 178-42 Cowan St, Irvine Hke to mlngle? If 10, give Appro><lmately 30 hours a Queen size hld•a·bed sllp. Call 213-494..-0~3 • " •rrt Top Mercedes Prloes Paid Loaded, Hop. Beat offer RECEPTIONIST pan time us a Jlngie at S40·030t week Call 642-7061 . gold, S200. 989-2654 ' Q1ll Ptfer/l1y 556-6263 10AM-2PM Mon-Fri for tor an exciting job as a OWSIO '79 Astin Martin 2·dr ldn, DIAL213/714 MERCl:DES :-=-::--=------- small 2 person ottlce In telephone salesperson --------• SOFA 7', Plaid, Autumn 1914 Monterey 27 ft, re-Burg. w/crm Int. S44.ooo. HOUSE OF IMPORTS Inc '6° Caprice Landau, the beach area. Heavy with The Los Angeles colors. E>ecetlent cond. etored: v..a. radar. VHF. 633-5527 ' loaded, must sell. Below phones. non smoker w1lh Times Two shifts avell· Truck driver. L A -0 .C $125 644-6030 $17,000 obO. 645-4810 Aa•i ---tliAii Ptnc~t 9157 wholesale. PP 546-7739 pleasant phOne manner able. hourly wage plus Frozen foods. exp prel ---dys, 9S.-2453 eves . . IVl '72 911 2 7 beautll"I snr·f SEE US FlllSTI Some 011 ,ce e)(per, commission Location Call 8 -10AM only Sola & loveseat w/match 198• A di ~ooo F 11 · · "'· • 375 S & .IUT ••y 11•T " u " u Y AM/FM stereo 5 11.200 pref Call Oebb•e for appl 1 unllower Av 846·9419 Valid Ca lie chr ottoman, brn tones. -• equipped, sunroof/cruise 631 4255 6•6 'oso3 We have a good selecilon 673_2261 Costa Mesa --xlnt cond $275 974-258-4 16' Claaslc Southc<>ast In-conl iow ml 739-4490 • · .. • of NEW & used Chev-• • : Deliver Daily Pilot by auto • • · L B h ( • •Rtctttioalrt* •• ID aguna eac area 8p-: Exp d Iron! desk busy Salespersons lull/11me New designer bouttQue Fasn1on Isl Must have exp & rels 760-9333 HIEUL OFFIOE Sota & Loveseat loose board, xlnt cond .. $6500 .. ---'77 9 l tSC blktbliiSilow-roletsl See us todayl cushions pillows browns Jerry Martin 998-7517 76 100LS ><Int cond. new room cond ate. etec snrt ltw,trt ltH" eng, have rece1pt1, under s t8 500 720 78• ><Int cond $410 974-2584 WANTED: 22-26' OLDER warranty Quick sale · · • l " need friendly lndlvldual ----CONNELL CHEVROLET • prOX. 2 hOUfS per day) week-e I phones type SO wpm d f Secrelaryt order pro- •. ay a ternoons & early : tessong & bkk~ duties ·---------m ' S t & S e Growth position Irvine•• • orn1ngs on a ; un. manu1ac1uring 540-88941 * * * Sales with front ott1ce appear· Sofa. loveteat. chair & <Ible end9' or other tor• $3000/obo 6S0-3096 l taaall 9159 ance. good communlca· footrest earthtones store. with/without WOik· ·eo 5000S •79 G • I I ' · '"" erv. ·~s 1729 all optlOnt ord.n . electr c lions skills. SO wpm ac-looks new Cost S5 t5 ··• ··•· -• eves black on' tan leather' sunroof, hardtop: racing curate typing to handle Sell S275 839-2306 ltttl Sail 7014 $2000 6"6~305 seats, ate. pis. like new ')<,_,.II.or 1 •. , I· I ....... I ' \1 ~ \ 541>-1200 : Earn approx. $400 per : I RECEn lOIUST w hotesaie Olympic Prod • month. Ask for Bruce : Real Estate Investment ~:t i:w ~·=s~~ ~~!'~~o~~·:~r~~~ Striped couch & matching 12' kif E comPf. refUrblSh. Aaatia I $3300/0BO 6S0-4138 Jngs c an 1s2-s.08 ~~!2::rrJfo~·~~i =r:1~11~~~~~0 '66 Xutun Healey bk iii a.Iii a.yet .tlll CW!Jer JS --TYPIS-T --------11K orig mt white wi red 169Black RR121500 '6m ry11er New Yorker : • Emsley 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. •• Proless1onalattotudesand kids 12 yrs .. ATP Coln appearance requtred, Sets Buttons etc no .xp • • hght typmg 549·2988 SUPPORT o'uR TEAM• Striped couch & matching Hobie 18 w/trlr, yellow Stored Since '67 S 17 ,000 '76 Blue R R S33:soo · equipped for towing boet Short & longaaslgnmenll ch1tr. earthtones. St50 wtstrtpn, COiored Ulla. 645_..1129 or 548.8188 573•2605 or 644•1758 or trtr gd cond $600 obO : CIRCULATION DEPT : REOEmOtUST IHIH Authomed Distributor 642 4321 OOE e Mature organized perton 1714) 541·5453 All speeds Start now 662-2722 (5:30-8.30pm) Extras $1950. 673-5408 ~ 631-2515 or 6"2-0084 TEMPo:l~i0s~AVICES lltl••t• lift KITE SAILBOAT exU 91!2 ,.,.,. tHt ,,,. JI 55 85 8 · .. • cond $900 760-9662 '75 BMW 530l, truly lllnt, '72 Corona, runs good. ,..,,,.,.-~------• -• for hair salon on BalbOa --------• '·••••••••••••••••••• .. • Island 673-40t3 &· 20 ll4 pr;~! Name of the · · aharp, 1AET358 Only eoon. trans. $850/obO. '72 LTD: am/tm, greal ---------·-- Newspaper KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! A(i:S 11-14 EARN lW TO $75.00 PER WEEK Wt llO• "'" I~ 09fntn&l lor ,OUllC t ti bta"n to securt rt.Mr\ fm fh• Olal'ltf Cou1 °*i!y Pilot Ol.r crt"' \lirl at J 30 om arid wo.\ uftl~ S JO om lfffld'Y' On Saturday " won • It• rnort hour\ You ...,1 "rn m~J Ir-ii\ and or11n .iona "'tll ur111111 1ou1 own llll)ll"Y tht!r 11 no deli•ff1nc 0t coll«hon 111wotl'fd H ,ov 11t 1ntl'l'1ltd l)lfatt call Mor Llrl (714) 548-7058 S~LES. xlnt oppt) for aQ= Wlmll/WAnllEU Game solid walnut crap LIT'I ~ 1-43115. 527-9094 764·1-259, 556-8589 body. good running greas1ve women who Experd only. P/tlme pos· ~~~ ':. :;r-1e111.t=t 40' Mariner Ketch '711. '76 2002 sunroof am/Im '83 Toyota SR5 .. loaded cond. $600 ObO W~y want to earn big SS. Easy 11ton1 Apply Santa Ana otter 545-075t Beaut teak Int, tr.ctes x.lnt c0nd. S5e0o/OBO Sacr lfloe S 10,500. 548•7824 art. 5.3opm for those who can Mii Country Club. 20362 SW conald for '45K equity or 640-5363, eves 759-1558 640-9225 '72 Muatang V8 Auto, and are Hlf·starters Newport Blvd Santa Garqt ti $78,000 lorcUh. llW 'IM 3. 21 $1200Newflres,eng Just 551-2823 Ana Tues thru Thurs, (7 t4) 874· 1199 'I overhld. 548-7082 Secretary eatabllshed Aprll .17th th~u 19th C..t Ina 11 ~u SABOT all eall1, rigging 11 Te Oltffse Pr.. '74 MUSTANG 2+2 construction Co. II seek· 2·30 to 4 30 pm • ... Ilk• new "45b. 72o..l7M L ......... y--· lmmac, 2800oc. ve. P•. I 1 f 1 Sunday bnlY. sh Wendy uu ,........... J ng • seer• 8f'I or per-WllTIIEll/WAITlll Lane 842-39JO. Kenmore SLOOP; rigged, 2 Mite, CaH for lmmed auott • r · am/fm -•er-ea. m~•. IOf1 office position Must Two years experience. wlllr/dryr $45 N Wat•-g .. r • eng. { tr1r. 12500. ,..,.., INlhOl•IMI OMW O..w ti ••11t• 4 "'°· $2500. 645--1372 ~ll.e~~v~:r~ ~r~!! ,~1er:d:~ bed, •tereo, lamp, etc 780-7104, tee.-2510 s 1 aL11 ·gg vw 'IJUg, m. lmmec: .. '84 Tempo. Very lo. ml and general offloe Salary In 'PerlOfl 3.iv..m Jc;~ -v.rifaaie Sat/Sun 8-4 INtl, --•-etereo c ..... 111 stocti, T.O.Pmt1, AC, AM/FM com,....seted wtth 1bt11ty ...Y •1 5 Co S I~ au •otl BMW S3000 957 -3381 stweo. cut. Gorr.'c•· _.. Roger. 400 s coat Hwy, 2 5 1ta Meaa t . • aa • moving ••o-2e 8 or Setid repty 10 Dally Piiot a£A ..,,. 18 v .. Ad • 12 po Box t5e0. Laguna~ .....,....., 1971 Xfrow 181116. '&I AAGTOP· Gr•t cond. 547-411 t work Coe ta Mesa Ca 92627 • .,.~ ... /~ klam_ I 302V8, OMC 175, lmmaC 1540 Jambor .. NB • 1000 ~;~~·t ... , tn~ 9 teeretary Flnllh doort, It · WOOd iaU::. bend NW, ~~~s-J1~5:~~=~~~i U0-1"4 ·es BUG new engine, if 1 =· Ua;qJia UOQ. 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Cloled8unda1 11875 "48-31S! 714 .. 315.1919 5-1-..~k...f' .. tt a.b ~ •• •" ,, .... 1, .. 1 If your .soclal Security numlMtr •• 552·5>5848 .. you've wonl -SeePageA4 Coast Orange Coast residents give opinions on Russians coming to the Olympics./ A3 A Laguna Beach school trustee has been honored for founding education program./ A3 California The FBI Is retracing • fugitive Christopher Wiider's 8,000-mile trail of terror .I AS Prince Andrew Is royally greeted by notables in Beverly Hiiis./ A4 Nation Hart, Jackson savor weekend victories as Mondale takes a break In campaigning ./ AS The bodies of three women and seven chil- dren have been found in NY apartment building. /A4 World A rescued U.S. professor describes the terror of t11s captivity In Beirut./ ~4 Two U.S. envoys were killed In African bomb blast./ AS Features A new exercise method Is on tap for Broadway music fans but It's more difficult than It looks./81 Is the workload for medi- cal students unrealistic? /82 Sports The Angels get relief help from a surprising source -Doug Corbett, who was just called up from the mlnors./C1 Ben Crenshaw Is the 1984 owner of the Masters golf tltle./C1 Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Challenge Cup1 lll be back.-but with ~e changes./C2 Entertainment A seldom-produced Ten- nessee Williams play will be revived at UC Irvine thlsweek./83 Business Two local firms are among 49 joining the NASOAQ's com- puteflzed National Mar- ket System Tuesday./85 !~:~:::::!:::!:::::::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:(. INDEX Bridge ) 84 Bulletin Board A3 Business 06 Callfornla News A4 Classlfled C6-8 Comics 84 Croaaword cs Death Notices c.- Features 81·2 Horoscope C7 Ann Landers 82 Mutual Funds 85 National Newt A'4 Opinion A6 Polle. Log A3 ,.Public Notloea ~-5 Sport1 C1·4 Stock Marketa C1-4 Television 82 Theatera 83 Weather A2 WorldN9Wt A4 ' 1:11m111n11 ·Officer h _Urt. in Cop BOWi Leg injury may mean uncompensated loss of work; Huntington discontinued Insurance By ROBERT BARK.ER OftMo.lfr"9t• ... Huntington Beach Patrol Officer Jeff Miller is recovering from surgery today after suffering a serious leg injury in Saturday night's bruisini. second annual Hunti ngton Beach-Anaheim Police Bowl football game. Miller, a S-11 . 235-_pound running back. was carried off Cap Sheue Field in Huntington Beach on a stretcher. Republic of China clropa·ln on Niguel A Humana Hospital HuntinJ1on Beach spokesman said today doctors performed anhrotomy su(lery Sun- day to repair tom ligaments and fractures to the riaht knee. Thc;re were numerous bumps and bruises in the hard-fou&ht game and an Anaheim officer sulfered an a~ parent fractllrcd wrist. Should Miller lose work due to the injury. .he won't be' eligible for worker's compensation. Local of· ficers injured in last year's game received worker's compensation ben· efits provided by the city. But officials scrapped that benefit a month a.JO after paying about $87,000 for tn· juries to players in the 1983 game. Injured players still receive full medical insurance. according to City Administrator Charles~ Thompson, but they won~t be reimbursed for time they take off from work. 0 l hate lO bear th&s,,. Tbam,_. said today. ••1t makes me ~ Hopefully, Jeff will fully iecowl' ... (if the city paid retirement beae&.•ti' pme inJuriet) the oosts would • astronomical.'' .. They're doing somethiQ& 9'1Y worthwhile, but it's at quite a ri* to themselves." · CPJeue eee OO'P BOWL/d) Irvine banker CofC winner Lee Pawlukjugs!es ~ .,.,,._ ' career. activities Lee Pawluk has her sights set on beco~in$ a bank president, a loal she believes 1s only a decade away. In the meantime, the 32-year-old · brunette successfully juggles roles as the actins senior vice president of a local bank, mother to tbrcc children and full-time Irvine Chamber of Commerce activist. Pawluk is the chamber's l 983 Member of the Year. She doesn't shy away from work, chamber president Vance Simmonds said when the award was announced last week. The vivacious, irrepressible booster even manned the syrup dispensers at a chamber breakfast, be said. I -"i'btough my participation in the chamber. 1 have met a lot of neat people and they have helped me in my JOb," she said today in a te&epbone interview. "I find it very · l love community involve cot." Pawluk is a tireless devotee of chamber events. Sbebe round up sponsors who contributed $20,000 to this year's chjfj coototr. bdd last weekend in Bommer Canyon. r Two memben of the National.lat Cbbaeee •Df.tne Dn.fon • akydl.U., team deecend darlq Sanday'• lntel'Jl8tional ·ay4l.tq'•Champl0naldpe. 'Ill. Lapa Ktnel Reatonal Park. The e.ent, epoJUOred by Alnpur He8copten, Inc., featured eiaht parachute team•~ and organlzen eetimate more than 6,&00 newed the •pectacle during It'• two-day J'UD. OYerall winner wu the U.S. Army1• Golden K:ntchta parachute team. In addition, she chaired the chamber Famjly Picnic, an event that included a Betty Crocker cookoff and drew I 00 to Mason Regional Park last October. Although Pawluk swears the com- petition wasn't rigged. her husband. Doug. look Mme top honors· for bis (Pleue eee BARDR/ A2) Marine cycle rider critical after traffic crash in Mesa By KAREN E. KLEIN Of .... Dallr ..... 9Ufl A motorcycle-riding Marine suf- fered severe bead injuries Sunday when he rear-ended a car on Newport Boulevard and was catapulted 34 feet over the car in front of him. landing on his head, police said. A Marine spokesman said Sgt. Bryan E. Henderson, of Lawton, Okla .. is stationed at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. He was listed in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Fountain Valley Community Hospital this morning. Costa Mesa Police Lt Gary Webster said Henderson was riding northbound on Newport near Flower Street about 7:05 p.m. when the accident occurred. He was not wear- ing a helmet, Webster said. There was stop-and-go traffic on Newport Boulevard after a heavy weekend at local beaches at the time the collision occurred, according to police repo~. "The car in front of him stopped, but he didn't." Webster said. Henderson's body may have hit another car before 1t landed on the concrete roadway. Webster said. No one else was injured m the incident. CounttaDsUkebuUettrain unless they live ii.ear it Orange Count.)' residents favor the proposed 160 mile-per hour, Los Angeles-to-San Diego bullet train by a margin of almost three to one, according to a recent survey .con- ducted by the train's backen. So w~ have residents of Tustin, one ne· bothood in Irvine and the cities o San Diego Carlsbad, Del Mar and Oceanside flied suit in state Supreme Court to derail the $3. t billion system? ''I can assure you ... that we arc not outspoken about the bullet train simply because we are looking for a cause to occupy· our time," Tustin Mayor Ronald B. Hoesterey said to a civic &J'OUP f'e()CntJy. H<>estercy pid Tustin is concerned with the effects of the proposed 130-mile train route on two residen- tial subdivisiont. Preliminary ·. analysis concluded the train would create neptive noise, vibration. vi~ ual and traffic effec:ts., he said. Aside from environmental issues. the mayor and dlizens aroups such as lrvine•s College Park Homeowncn. contend beck.en· ridership Baures arc inflated and the project it doomed to ANDREA ADELSON Focus ON THE NEw s be a whltc elephant ultimately bailed out by taxpayers. . A two-year environmental review 11 under way by the state T~flporta tion De(>lnment. Topics include the economic viability of the project1 ooastal access. safety facton ana displacement of homn and busi-nesses. Caltran11pokesman Thomas Knox said. Thotc concerns. raited by citizens and officials of cities alonf the conidorduringa month~lona • scop- in,,. of the bullet train's effects. arc be.ti\& explored in the full report, he said. But riders.hip of the train, pro~scd by t.he Amcncan Hiah Spttd Rail ) Corp .. may be the key issue during U~f!ling rcvie~s. before the Public Utilities Commission. Train backers arc prepared with a study by the Arthur D. Little consult- ing firm. For 1989, the study projects first-year revenues of $380 million and says \he train can be run profitably by attracting I 02,000 pass- engers per day. The filurc represents about 3 percent oftbe 15 milhon trips made daily within the Santa Ana Freeway corridor, the study says. But in the most recent samplina of public opinion conduct.s by a con- sultant for the t.rain's beckers, Orange County residents weren't asked if the)' would ride the Japane~·stylc tram. The random sample telephone survey asked 400 local rcs1dents 1f \hey favored the train. 1xty-onc percent 111d they did. The margin increased to 80 percent suppon if tht privately financed train met all feder- !1 apd stale rqulations, the survey by ~ta Ana-based Dcc1s1on ~akina I nfOrrQ,Jtion said. The n.iah speed ltaln is 1nt~nded to (Pl-..e Me BULL&T I A2) ) 1 .,.., .... ,_...., .... c...... Dana Lee Adkin•. a 22-year-old alnge.r from Vllla Park. 19 the new Ill• Orange County. Villa Park contestant takes Miss OC honors A 22-ycar-old Villa Park resident whose fortt as singing captured the title of Miss Orange County over 11 competitors at Orange Coast College Sunday in the preliminary competiuon to the Miss C,ahfomta and Miss Amenca ~uty pageants. Dana Lee Adluns. who sang "After Toda>" from the movtc version of "Doctor Doolittle," will represent Orange Count) at tht Mass C~afomia pageant 1n Santa Cruz on June I 8. acrording to Eileen Forsbera. the c~xecutivt dirtttor of the pageant. Because there were so many entrant,. a scparatt contc t was also bead unda) 1n the Oral\jc Coast College Fine Arts bulldma. For5befl sa1d The wtnner of the Miss Southern Cahfomia Open pqttnt •'IS Lt.sa fncdman. 24. of Beverly Hills. he wtll alto go on to com~ for M1 C'ahfom1a Forsberg said 21 contestants from San Olqo to Thous.and Oaks entered \,he two compet1llons. Capacaty crowds pthcrtd to watch the two nts. $hc 54\d The Mai. OMlngc County cont~t. in 1t\ ~nd )car. and the M Southern Califom1a Open i)I eant a~ sponsored b the Mi Amcnca scholarship foundat1on. f Of'\ht-f'J Utd \ " r Al* Orange COut DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aprtl 18, 1984 Thia scene at Laguna Beach'• Main Beach area wu typical of the weekend'• aeaahore 0.-, Net ...... ...,'--,..,... picture u eammerllke weather lured han- drecb of tboaaanda to tbe ea.nda. Warm weather, spring break add up to throngs on beaches I Orange Coast's lifeguard crews have been beefed up to summen1me size in anticipation of throngs of sun worshipping college students set free by spring break . More than half a m1l11on bcachgoers fl ocked to the coast this weekend to soak up the >\pnl sun and splash in the nippy, 60-degree surf. Despite a forecast that call!. for clouds and lukewarm air temperatures most of the week. li feguard officials doubt the weather will slow the pilgrimage to the beach. "Even if it rains. they'll be here," said a lifeguard in Newport Beach. "It's ApnJ, but it's August to them." Daytime temperatures on the coast are expected to dip to 65 degrees by Tuesday and hover at that mark through week's end. In Newport Beach, about 120,000 people spread their towels on the sand Sunday. The crowd equalled the mark set last Fourth of JuJy along the ~ity's seven-mile shoreline. "It was probably as a nice a day as I can remember," said Newport life- guard Capt. Buddy Bclsbe, a veteran of more than 20 summers. ·~eut the traffic was unreal. I left work after 5 in the evening and 1t still took me 25 minutes to drive from the pier to Pacific Coast Highway," said Belshe of the mile-long drive. About 25,000 beach visitors show- ed up both days at the one-mile Huntington Beach city beach. More than 50,000 people turned up at at Bolsa Chica and Huntington state parks Saturday and Sunday. Thou~ ocean water temperatures arc still in the low 60s, lifeguards said there were so many' bathers in the ocean over the weekend that surfers were ordered out of the water for safety reasons. Valley bandit loses one, wins one By ROBERT BARKER A holdup man. apparent!) arme 1th a toy gun. took The suspect, described as 5 fl. 9 in., 30-ycar-old man of Hispanic descent. began to laugh. "I was only kidding," he said and wa lked out. a Fountain Valle} business to th e cleaners Saturday. And he shared a laugh with an observant intended victim along the way. Less than an hour later. a suspect matching the same general description, walked int o the Dolphin Cleaners. 17848 Magnolia Ave., with a gun stuck in his waistband. This time he wasn't kidding. 'Tm going to rob this ---place." he announced as he pulled what the victims though t was a blue steel re volver from his waist band. The bandit c;trud tir5t at C&L Cleaners at 11073 Warner Ave. aturda} afternoon. apparently concealing a black plastic to} p1stol ins1de a nc\.\ spa per. "This 1s a holdup," he told an 18-year-old woman employee. He grabbed $87.25 from the cash register. told his victims he was a heroin addict and fled . Bu1 she wa!.n't fooled. ''That's a plastic gun." she replied, "get out of here." Detective Rick Christensen said today he belJeves one suspect pulled the same caper. using the same "weapon." -U.JllUM•·iilei;Htl BANKER WINS CHAMBER HONORS ... From Al Lee Pawluk chocolate chee!>t!cake. The picnic's success won Pawluk the Irvine chamber's "Member of the Month .. award for December and put her 10 contention against other monthly winners for the annual award, executive director Carol Schroeder explained. Hedy Kirsh of Irvine, principal of Otto Fisc her School, a county deten- tion facility, was the first recipient a year ago. Pawluk, recently promoted to act- ing senior vice president of Garden Grove Bank, started her career in banking 15 years ago as a teller for Fi rst Interstate Bank in Santa Ana. before the name change from United Cahfom1a Bank. Pawl uk was a part-time employee while attending Cal State Long Beach as an English major. TAX DEADLINE ••• From Al •Santa Ana Post Offloe, 2201 N. Grand St., Santa Ana. •Laguna Niguel Post Office, 29911 Nlguet Road, Laguna Nfguel. •Orange Post Office, 1075 N. Tustin Ave., Orange. •Anaheim Post Office, 701 N. Loara Ave., AnaMlm. tf every penny earned so far this year had been earmarked for tax•, your "Tax Freedom Day" -the day you finished paying yo.JI' tax obUgatk>n -would come May 1, the same date u ln 1983. - But._because tbla JsJeail year, If y<>U-are av.age, you'l-MYe te>work 12.2 days to pay your taxes, compared with 121 daya lat~· Tax Freedom Day la the Tax Foundation'• MfY of~ the Impact of taxes on American worker• and famMlee. Wtth tNe r-r'• announcement comes word that 198 .. will be the ftrtt ~.-for total tlX1teftftltllil>IU tne $1 trn ma . ~ ------ "Worth noting In tetme of the annuaJ date of Tu FNedam Dey In recent yeer1 ~at the day moved earti.r In me yMf' tn 1112 for the ftrat time IMnee 19JI;'', the foundation reported. "It WM ......, d In 1918.'1 Ind the foundation credited the &Cfon-tM-bolrd cute It\ ....,.... tu r~ that were enacted In 1981. Although the federal govemrMnt took b.at ~of the ef*;t of that tax cut Yrith Mtectlve tax lncreaeee In 1982 and 1983, •founcs.tton eeya, you CM blame state, city and county offtclalt for the extra dey of WOf1' tor the tax COiiector thla year. The foundatton'a calculatJone aaume that~ pay II taee. -., thoN awled on corpotatlOna. To ~ .,.. .._.._ the orpntzation •mply d~ the total tax cobectloni ernong the Melon'• WOrtc ..... " you prefer to think of your tax ot>ttgatJone • a "*9 of ~ 9'tht""°"" WCH'kday, you're putttng tn two hour9 Md 40 mhmlil •4-tor the goyernment thla year. That'• OM mtnute men thin In 1113.; ,..,.. -.. require one hour and '*3 mfnut• MCh dtly. eta• and ...., gowmments take 57 mlnuta. By comptll19on. houllnG ...., .. , tllca one"°"' and~ mmuta; you,,..,. to wortl one hourand"ba-illln&IMI fOt' food. Since 1079, the Tax Foundation ngur., the.,_.. Of ..ctt .oitldily ~ted to paying taxn h .. dropped one minut9: foOd prlcilii, another ntnemtnute1. Bank board rooms may still be the domain of men 1n pinstripped suits. but Pawluk said she hopes to help shatter the stereotype within I 0 years. ··They sll ll believe wo men are too emotional under pressure," she said. "And they still believe the top positi on should go to a hard, tough man." Pawluk said she knows of only one female bank president in Orange County. Peggy Lipsey of American State Bank in Laguna Beach. "She's a role modet:· Pawluk said. ·· 1 f she can do 1 t, why can't I?" During her career. spent moving through the ranks of five local bank branches. one of her loan customers turned out to be her fut ure husband. Doug Paw luk asked for a $2,000 loan to pay off his credit card bills five years ago. she recalled. "I ended up paying on the loan when we got married." she said. Doug Pawlu k and his father ha ve operated a bookkeeping and account- ing business in Westminster since 1972 Togc1hcr the couple ha,.e thret· children. all from former mamages The fam1I > hvc!. in !nine. Despite unending commit ments to <:1v1c ac11v1t1cs. the five leave 1own for weekend skiing and sand dune riding excursions. she sa1ct. BULLET ... From Al hnk Los Angeles lnterna11onal A1r- pon to downtown an Diego. !i.hcing through Orange County with stops in Anaheim. Santa Ana and Irvine Re,.enue projections arc based on fares between the stations Coach fare for a San Diego to Los Angeles tnp would be S20.50 in 1982 dollars; Irvine to Los Angeles 1s projected at S9.75 "These refined pr0Ject1ons and elaborated projections will form an important pan of our application to the Public Ut1ht1es Commission and will be used in our financial plan for prospective investors," said Law- rence D. Gilson, president of Ameri- can High Spttd Rail. Gilson said the new study ben- efitted from public cntic1sm of earlier bullet train studies published in 1982 that were based on a 1cnerahzed fare. rather than a stat1on-to-stat1on fare table Just Call 642-6086 I Wbat do you llkf about tbe Dally Pilot'! Whal doa 'I you llkt" fall tbt nambu 1 1 ldt and yoar me11agt will bt rttordf'd, tr11a1crlbed and df'li\lf'rcd 10 Utt appropriate editor. Tht ••mt U ·boar answering lt'rvlce may be ased to rerord lt>1tn1 10 the tdllor on any toplf Cont ributors to our w tttn <'Olumn muse lnfludr lhtlr name and telephoae namber for nrlflution. No clrr ulnllon rail~. pltllt Ttll us what'• on your mind • .__ Cloudy and cooler ski6s ahead :: 60 .. ._ ... .. " 17 11 .. 52 .. • ,, .. A n ., ,. ., ., u 31 72 41 eo .. 17 .. 61 ., 67 27 .. •1 .. •1 11 11 71 41 st 22 eo '° 71 27 71 57 •S st 71 81 11 7l 72 •5 NNl'lvtfte IO .. AIChmond . II .. 47 '° NewOrwn. .. 45 St louil 52 .. ., •S NewYClf1l 47 43 St Pet• T Mipa 72 11 75 51 HotfOllt 70 .. 8.itLMt• 7l 47 41 41 Hor111 Pllln. 61 21 Sen Anlonlo 71 .. 58 44 Ollleftorne City 69 '3 San Diego 78 81 tO eo OINfte 80 43 Sen Fr~ 14 •1 11 •5 on.tldo 12 5' St SteMet1e 58 42 85 63 Plllm SpriftOt . 101 .. s..ine 12 ., 58 •a ~·· 50 45 == 17 .. .. '° PtioM!ll ·et 70 12 38 51 •• Plll'::'J,h 51 46 Spoll-71 41 ., .. POt1 ,Me 43 31 svrecu .. so 42 45 '° POt1lend,Ofe 15 60 Topeke IO .. 13 '3 p~ 44 '° Tuceon 83 eo Extended ::reffy 74 52 TUIM 11 ., eo 31 w.-.gton 51 52 "'-76 25 Wlehl1e 81 42 Temperatures Tldea .. Le 41 ... 10 44 51 33 TOOAY 3·1'pm. 01 t-27pm 1 1 TW90AY SuRF REP ORT '° 30 as '° 14 42 50 ., 71 51 51 .. 17 38 58 44 A 2t 71 .. 42 '° •:13 em. -l.O 10:31 Lm 4.2 3 ... pm 1.2 lO.Mpm 1 0 Sun .... 1auy et 5.21 p m ,,._ T..-dey at 1:25 Lift. end _.. 8Q8lrl 81 l:Hp.m ,,,._,,.. ~ .. 7: .. p.11'\., ... T~ at e:CM Lift. end eete IOI*' el l :llp.m. SIZI COMDITION 1·2 PoO' 1·3 , ... 1-3 ,.., 1·2 poor 1·2 poor 1·2 ,.., 2~ ,.., s .... dltec:tlon· _,lhwMI 0.-, ........... ..., ..... ~ Police departmenta &a..-e lt tbelr all in Cop Bowl. played to 8-8 deadlock. COP BOWL PLAYER INJURED: .. From Al The game. which drew about 4,000 fa ns. was a defensive battle all the way and ended in an 8-8 tie. pass fro m quan erback Bill Mears to tight end Chuck Poe. Anaheim scored a touchdown and ·a two-point conversion in the second quaner. Huntington Beach rall ied with about three minutes left in the game when Patrol Officer J.J. King ran in for the touchdown. The Huntington Beach team. nicknamed the Breakers, tied 1t on a two-point conversion on a The proceeds will go to the booster clubs of Huntington Beach. Edison and Ocean View high schools. D•llY Piiot Dell very Is Gu•r•ntffd M .noa1 r'•tU, 1 '"°" dO ntJt ~ '"""' ; ov• ,,.Pt'1 bf '> JO i; rt ttU ~tvt 1 ' m it,,d 'r'f'Xjl ot '"' """' tl4" .. , ,, ;I SA., t1 ~ 'J ht, It , ~ Ir '" t ,,.,_,,,_ .,'l.)IJ' l [W I fj> I I. jl (t',,. ,,_.-.,. ....... Clrcul•tlon TelephonH ·~ . \Jtltf , .. ( (llllfil\ A1~1· M2-4m ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. Schw•rtz Ill Publisher Chazy Dow•llby Aoeemary Churchmen Editor and Assistant Coniroller 10 the Pubhsher Stephen F. Cerezo Production Manager Glorle A. 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If your Soclal Security number I• 552-55-5848 you've wonl -SeePageA4 Coast Orange Coast residents give opinions on Russians coming to the Olympics./ A3 A Laguna Beach school trustee has been honored for founding education program./ A3 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:=:·:·:·:·:·: California The FBI is retracing fugitive Christopher Wilder's 8,000-mile trail of terror./ AS Prince Andrew Is royally greeted by notables in Beverly Hills./ A4 Nation Hart, Jackson savor weekend victories as Mondale takes a break in campaigning./ AS The bodies of three women and seven chil- dren have been found in NY apartment building. /A4 World A rescued U.S. professor describes the terror of his captivity In Betrut./A4 Two U.S. envoys were killed In African bomb blast./ AS <·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:=:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:= Features A new exercise method is on tap for Broadway music fans but it's more difficult than it looks./81 Is the workload for medi- cal students unrealistic? /82 Sports The Angels get relief help from a surprising source -Doug Corbett, who was just called up from the mlnors./C1 Ben Crenshaw is the 1984 owner of the Masters golf tltle./C1 Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Challenge Cup will be back -but with some changes./C2 . :::::::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Entertainment A seldom-produced Ten- nessee Williams play will be revived at UC Irvine this week./83 Business Two local firms are among 49 joining the NASDAQ's com- puterized National Mar- ket System Tuesday./85 INDEX Bridge B4 Bulletin Board A3 Business B5 Callfornla News A4 Classified C6-8 Comics B4 Crossword C8 Death Notices C4 Features B 1-2 Horoscope C7 Ann Landers B2 Mutual Funds 8 5 National News A4' Opinion · A6 Police Log A3 Public Notices C4·5 Sports C1-4 Stock Markets C 1-4 Televtslon 82 Theater• B3 Wuther A2 World N WI A4 ' , Republic of China drops in on Niguel Two members of the Nationalist Chinese 'Devine Dragon• 1kydivlng team de.cerid durln{ Sunday•• International Skydiving Champlonahips in aguna Niguel Regional Park. The event. sponsored by Airspur Heficopten. Inc .• .. - f 1111 1111111 . ( J ; ' f , t • (, f ' . ' J U ~ • • '( ' , A , I 1 , ; • ,._~ f, . : ' • . . cost Delly Pllol ll'Mto by L .. l'erfM featured elaht parachute team•. and organizers estimate more than 6.500 viewed the 1pectacle during it'• two-day run. Overall winner wa1 the U.S. Army'• Golden Knights parachute team. Patrolman faces financial loss as insurance·cut By ROBERT BARKER Of tM D.., "°' 1181f -Huntington Beach Patrol Oft"JCCr Jeff M1Ucr is recovering from swwerJ today after suffering a serious Ira inJury in Saturday niiht's bruilinl. seco nd annual H untinaton Beach-Anaheim Police Bowl footbell game. • Miller. a S-11 , 235-pound runnin& back. was carried off Cap Sheuc field in Huntington Beach on a stretcher. A Humana Hospital HuntiJlllOG Beach spokesman said today docton performed arthrotomy surgery Suo- da y to repair tom ligaments and fractures to the right knee. There were numerous bumps and bruises in the hard-fought aame and an Anaheim officer suffered an •P: parent fractured wrist. Should Miller lose work due to the inJury. he won"t be eligible for worker's compensation. Local of- fice rs injured in last year's game received worker's compensation ben- efits provided by the city. But officials scrapped that benefit a month tp> after paying about $87,000 for m- junes to players in the 1983 game. lnJured players still receive full medical insurance. according to City ""dm 1n1strator Charles Thompson, bul they won'tbereimbursed for time they take off from worlc. "I hate to hear this:· Thompson said toda). "It makes me cnnge. Hopefully, Jeff will fully recover. But (tflhe cny paid retirement benefits for game tnJuries) the costs would be -:istronormcal." · The} 're domg somethina very \\On hwh1k. but it"s at qutte a risk to themsel\es."' The game. which drew about 4,000 fans. \I.as a defrns1\ e battle all the way and ended 10 an 8-8 tie .\nahc1m scored a touchdown and a l'-'O·potnt con\crsion in the second quarwr H unungton Beach rallied with about three minutes left an lhe game (Pleue .ee COP BOWL/ A2) Marine cycle rider critical . after traffic crash in Mesa By KAREN E. KLEIN 01 the Dally "'°' Staff .\ mutOrlHk-nd1np. M.u1 '~ \UI· fc red se"crc head 111J uric' \unda) when he rt•.ir-cndcd a car on' Nt•w port Boulevard and \I.a <, catapulted '4 fee l . .. l)\ er the car in fron t of him. landing on h1\ head. police said. .\ '-1an nc spokesman said Sgt Br)an E. Henderson, of Lawton, Okla .. 1s c;tat1oncd at-the El Toro Manne \orps Air Station. He was Even though It's Aprll 16. relax. You stlll have several hours to flfe your 1983 tax return. Because Aprll 15th -the normal Internal Revenue Service <MadfJne for filing -fell on a Sunday, taxpayers have untll midnight tonight for last-minute Itemizing and deducting. Five Orange County post offices will stay open untll the deadline for last-minute filers: •Huntington Beach PO$t Office, 6771 Warner Ave., Huntington Beach. •Santa Ana Po8t Office, 2201 N. Grand St., Santa -(See-'t.AX DSADLtnt A2) • listed in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Fountain Valley Community Hospital this morning . Costa Mesa Police Lt Gary Webster said Henderson was ridjng northbound on Newport near Flower Street about 7:05 p.m. when the accident occurred. He was not wear- ing a helmet. Webster said. There was stop-and-go traffic on Newport Boulevard after a heavy weekend at local beaches at the time the colhs1on occurred. according to police reports. "The car 1n fro nt of him !>lopped. but he didn't." Webster said . Hcndason's body may have hit another car before 1t landed on the concrete roadwa~. Webster said No one else was mJured tn the incident. Countians like bullet tr-ain- unless they live near it Orange Count) rc'l1dcnt ' f;I\ or thl' proposed frlO m1k-pe r hour. Lo~ Angelc\-lo-~an Diego bullet 1ra1n h\ ;i margin of almo!>t three to om· according 10 a rece nt 'lunev <.:Qn · ducted by tht.• train·~ had.er' o wh" have rc'1dt"nt'> of Tu'illn. one neighborhood in lr-..1ne ,1nd the cities of an Oacgo, \arlo;hnd Dt'I Mar and Oceanside filed sui t in \late upreme Court to derail the $3.1 b1lhon S)''itcm? "I can nc.surc you .. that \\C t1rt not outspoken about thr hullc1 tram simply bccau~ "-C arc lonkang tor " cause to tX·cup} our llmt•. Tu\ttn Mnyor Ronald R HIX' ten•\ 'iald to a ca vi e group r~c~.'ntl) Hocc;tcrr" ~ad 1 uo;tm '" rnm:t'rncd with the l'llt'c t'> uf the proposed I .l0-m1lc.-tram route on t\\o re u.k n· tial • suhdl\ 1<,10 n,. Prchm1nar) analv,1 l'Olll ludl·d the train "'nu Id ('f\'ltt' negatl\ l' noi~. \ 1hrat1on. \I\ ual nnd 1raf11(' C'Or '' ht' s:uJ As1dr from c:nv1ronmcntal "'Ul'<t the mayor and ,·1111''"" p.rou~ "llC'h a' lf"\anc'\ CllllC'gt: P.1rl H onH'•l\\OC"I'\ cont end harkrl'\' nd 1 hip hgurl'\ ar inOatC'd and thC' ptoJl't l l'i doomed to , ANDREA ADELSON Focu s ON THE News bl· n \\hlle elephant uh1matcly bailed out h) ta\payers .\ t"'O-)'ear environmental review 1\ under wa} by the state Tranporta· taon Department . Topics include the cronom11; viabahty of the project, co3st:.I accc s, ufct) factor\ and d1 pla~ment or homes and bus1- nr'i\t\, Cultran poke man Thomas 9'.nox id Tho~ c.:oncern\, r.used b> c1t1leni and onk aal\ of catie\ along the .,·omdor dunna u mnnths·lona .. cop- 1n • of the hullt t train'\ effect!., arc bei ng r'plott'd 1n the lull report. hr \:llcJ n ut mkr\htp of the train. proposed h~ thC' i\mencan Hiah Speed Rail Corp .. may bC the key issue tiunng upcoming reviews before the Pu bhc Uuhucs Commtssaon. Train backers are pre{>arcd with a study by the Arthur D. Little consult- ing finn. For 1989. the study prOJCClS firsl·year revenues of $380 malhon and says the tram can be run profitably by attracting 102.000 pa'is· en.gm per day. The figu~ represents about 3 percent of the 3.5 malhon tnps made d:uly within the Santa Ana Freeway corridor, the study says. But in the mo t recent samphna of pubhc opinion conducted by a con- sultant for the tra1o's backers, Orange County residents weren't a ked tf they would ride the Japan~-stylc mun The random sample telephone survey a ked 400 local re 1dcn1' 1f they favored the train. 1xty-one pe~nt u1d they did The margin 1ncrca d to 80 pcrc"Cnt uppon iflhe pnvatel) financed train met all fcdc,... al and \talc rqutauon • the UI'\ c) b~ nta Ana-based Dccls1on M;al 1na l nformauoo said The htgh peed tram 1 1ntcndro to (Pleue tee BULLET I A2l • --------~ ____ ...;;.__ OttllJ ..... ,....._, ..... c...._ Dana Lee Adkin•. a 22-year-old •Inger from Villa Park, w the new Mlu Orance County. Villa Park contestant takes Miss QC honors , .\:!~-,ear-old \ ill.3 P:i rl rc\ldc:nt "hoc;c forte'" o;ingang captured t~c title ofM1 s Oran~e Count) U\l'r 11 comPt'.t1tor. at Orange Coast Collcac unday in the prehm1nal'} comfl('titaon to thl' M'"' < ahtorn1a and M1 .t\mmca beauly pa eanb Dana l <" \dkm' "ho \3ng .. .\llN Tclda-.' fro m the movie version of "Doctor Doohttk .. "ill rcpn•-.ent Orant;l' <. ount' at the M" C.t1fomia {)aieant an ~nla ( nit on I unc: I~ Jn urdin to [1l~n Forsbera. the C~\C\'Ull\(' Juc:ctor ot the P,llU~ant Recau<;<" thl'rl' \\C:-n.• <,o m:im 1·n1rant\, .a '-Cparatc ('Ont~t ~as al~ held 'iundn} in thl· Orangt l 0.1\t < 11lkil' f inc \rt\ ~u1ld1ng. fonberi said Thr "1nnc1 of th1· M t\\ ~1uthcm < nhtom 1 O,Xn ant wa Lisa f ric:Jm;an. ~..i 1)t &"'·1h 11 "' \he '"II al\O go on to comrcte tor Mi ( ·a1ttorn1a. Fo1 ~·Ill <;.;Ill!~ I l\llllC,tant\ Imm '" Diego to fhou\4and 0 k~ entered tht' IV.Ol'\ltl\['CllllOn<, ( tJ'•ll.:ll\ ~ fl)V.\l\ 1th\'r1'<.I to ~.ll(h tht' tv.o ~:anti, he \11d 1 ht" \h" Oran l ount' contt'\I. in It' 'nd r, and thr M1 ~uthcm ( ahh.1rn1a Open p;tgcant arC' <tp..in,m'C'\.l by thr M1<r.1 Arn~nca ~holar'\h1p tounJl\lttin I or,h<'rg \a111 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aprll 18, 1984 I Thie scene at Laguna Beach'• Malo Beach area wu typical of the weekend'• eeaahore Dally l'tlot plloto by IAe l'afne picture u aummerllke weather lured hun- dred• of thouaanda to the aanda. Warm weather, spring break add up to throngs on beaches Orange Coast's lifeguard crews have been beefed up to sum menime size in anticipation of throngs of sun wors-hipping college students set free by spring break. More than half a m1ll1on beachgoers flocked to the coast this weekend to soak up the April sun and splash in the nippy, 60-degree surf Despite a forecast that calls for clouds and lukewarm air temperatures most of the week. lifeguard offi cials doubt the weather will slow the pi lgrimage to the beach. '·Even if it rains. thev'll be here:· said a lifeguard in Newpon Beach. "It's April. but it's August to them." Daytime temperatures on the coast are expected to dip to 65 degrees by Tuesday and hover at that mark through week's end. In Newport Beach, about 120,000 people spread their towels on the sand Sunday. The crowd equalled the mark set last Founh of July along the city's seven-mile shoreline. "It was probably as a nice a day as I can remember,'' said Newport Life- guard Capt. Buddy Belshe. a veteran of more than 20 summers. "But the traffic was unreal. I left work after 5 in the evening and It still took me 25 minutes to drive from the pier to Pacific Coast Highway," said Belshe of the mile-long drive. About 25.000 beach visitors show- ed up both days at the one-mile Huntington Beach ci ty beach. More than 50.000 people turned up at at Bolsa Chica and Hunti ngton state parks Saturday and Sunday. Thoue,b ocean water temperatures are still m the low 60s. lifeguards said there were so many bathers in the ocean over the weekend that surfers were ordered out of the water for safety reasons. Baseball ex-manager Billy Martin spends night in Newport slammer Bill\ Mani n. the colorful ex-manager of basehatr5 Nev. York Yankees and a paid beer promoter. spent four hours earl~ Saturda) in Newpon Beach's H'rs1on of the Bronx Zoo -the Cit~ jail Manin. arrested on susp1c1on ol public drunkness and disorder!) con- duct, was reported!) found on a front lawn on Popp; Street in Corona del Mar. "His girlfriend had~jected hi m and his suitcases," explained Lt. Gary Petersen today. "He was intoxicated to the point where he couldn't care for himself." Petersen added. "We gave hi m a place to sleep." Manin. 5.S. did not resist arrest but was described as being "up and down" during his hours in Jail. Police said he talked about baseball. his Vaccine may prevent·AIDS SA:'\ FR '\?'.ct~< O I .\Pl -Re- search into i.\IDS the fatal d1~ca\e that has puZ7lcd doctors since ll wa\ discovered. indicates 11 may be a' irus that can be preve nted by a valc1ne. according to the assoc1atc director of San Francisco General Hospital's A.IDS clinic. Dr. Donald Abram<; said re- searchers at the Nauonat Institute of Health 1n Bethesda. Md .. are C)l- pected to announce in two weeks that the) ha\e located thl' ··agent'' that cause'> acquired immune defic1enc~ '>\ndromc. He '>aid dm:tors ha vc long '>U'>pcctcd that .\IDS 1s caused b\ a \ 1rus. and that the research would now confirm this. Other research at the Center" for Disease Control in .\tlanta and b~ sc1ent1sts in France are expected tu rea ch the same con- clusion, .\hrams said. Spea1c.rng on the KCBS radio "Health Magazine" show. Abrams said that 1f AIDS is shown to be a virus. there 1s some hope a vaccine could be found to prevent it. How- ever. he noted that not all viruses can be cured. citing the common cold as an example. "What this does is give us some hope," Abrams said. lf the disease 1s caused by a virus. he said, "we can work on making a vaccine." A I OS 1s a disease that has stncken mosth homosexual mates. de- stroying the body's ability to combat 1nfe1.:t1ons. It apparently can be trans- mmed by blood transfusions or b} sexual contact. and it 1s almost alwavs fatal - TAX DEADLINE ••• From Al Ana. •Laguna Niguel Post Office, 29911 Niguel Road, Laguna Niguel. •Orange Post Office, 1075 N. Tustin Ave., Orange. •Anaheim Post Offlce, 701 N. Loara Ave., Anahefm. If every penny earned ao far this year had been earmaf1(ed for taxM, your "Tax Freedom Day" -the day you flnlan.d paying your tax obUgatfon---woutd come May +;the same date-asin-t9~. -- But. because this ls leap year, if you are average, you'll have to work 122 daya to pay your tax.es, compared with 121 days last year. Tax freedom Day Is the Tax Foundation's way of dramatizing the Impact of taxes on American workers and famlUet. With thls year's announ<*Dentcomes word that 1984 will be the first year ever for total tM lfabttfttee-to..paas tM-$1 trUUOA mark. "'Wortll noting In terms of the annual date of Tax Freedom Day In recent yeara ls that th$ day moved earlier In the year In 1982 b-the first time slnoe 1975," the foundat1on reported. "It was earlier stlll In 1983," and the foundation credited the across-the-board cuts In fed«al tax ratee that'wete enacted In 198 1. Although the federal government took back Part of the effect of that taxcutw1thselectlvetaxlncreasesln 1982and 1983, thefoundatloneaya. you can btame state, city and county offlclaJs for the extra day of work tor the tax coftector thls year. TM foundation's caleulatlona &NUme that tndMdual1 pay au taxes, even thote asMSMd on corporation•. To determine the •~age. the organization slmpty divides the total tax collectlont among the netJon't wortters. If you prefer to think of your tax obHgatlona u a lhare of your eight-hour workday, you're puttJng In two hour• and 40 mlnut• a di)' for the government this year. That's one minute more tttan In 1983. F.c:terat taxes require one hour and <43 mlnutM MCh dey; ttatM and local governments take 57 minutes. By compartt0n, houal09 expert .. take one hour and 3'4 minutes: you have to work one hOUr and four mtnut• for food. Since 1979, the Tax Foundation flgur ... the lhare of each workday devoted to paying taxes hu dropped one minute; food prlbet, anoth« nine minutes. girlfriend and life in general - sometimes with a string of expletives included. Officer Garv Bruton. who re- sponded to ihe complaint with another officer, said Manin and a female companion. identified as Jill Gui ver, apparently argued about travel arrangements for a horse he bought for her. Martin was fired last year as Yankee manager and has been in- volved in highly publicized public altercations. Manin is currently a Yankee scout after being fired a~ the club's manager on three d10crent occaswn<>. He has also managed the Oakland .\\.Texas Rangers. Detroi t T igers and Minne- sota Twins. He 1s often seen in tclev1s1on commercials for a brand oflight beer. One of Manin's attorneys, Eddie Sapir of New Orleans. said in a telephone inten 1ew he had no details oft he arrest. Bruton said Marlin tlew to New York after his girlfriend bailed him out. Martin 1s not the first sports celebri ty to spent a night in the Ncwpon city jail. Former Rams quaterback Dan Pastorin1 spent a night m the jail in 1982 after being arrested on suspicwn of drunken dnv1ng and former football player Isiah Robertson spent an evening there last year on a drunken dnving charge. BULLET ... From Al link Loc. .\ngele.., International ..\ir· pon to downtm.o.n \an Diego. '>hnng through Orange ( ount) v.1th stops in i\nahl•1m . Santa Ana and In tne. Re venue prOJl'Cllon~ are based on fares between the stat1onc; ( oa('h fart: for a San Diego to Lm .\ngeles trip would tx· $.W.50 in 19M 2 dollar'\. In 1ne to l O\ .\ngelcc, 1<. projected at $9 75 "These rl•linell prOJeCt1onc. and elaborated pr0Ject1ons will form an important pan of our application to the Public Ut1l1t1es Cumm1ss1on and wilt be uo;ed in our financial plan for prospecti ve 1nve,tors," -.aid Law- rl·ncc 0 . Gilson. prec;1dent of '-\men- can High Speed Rall. Gilson said the nev. c;tud' bcn- efitted from public cnt1c1sm o(carhcr bullet train studies published in 1982 that were based on a generah1ed fare. rather than a station-to-station fare table. Ridership estimates were based un 200 1nterv1ews throughout the three-county area by Opmwn Re- search Corp The survey found that less than 7 percent of overnight Southern California v1s11ors would makr use of high speed service. The more loyal nde~ arc t•xpcctcd to be local traveler<;. with business com· muter'> making up the \CCCmd largest ndersh1p group. the c;urvc} l>aY" I WE'RE LISTENING Just Call 642-6086 What do )'OU llkf' 11bout the O•il) Pilot? What don'I you llkt? Call the numbt•r tu ltfl and your menagt will bf' rtcordf'd, transcribed and dt'llvrrrd to tht> appropriate editor. The .itme U ·hour answerlna 11t"rvlct' may be uHd to record lt'Utrs to tht" t•dltor on 1ny topic Contrlbuton to our Ltttf'n rolumn mHt Include their name and telephone number for verification No rlrC'Ulatloo calls, pltHf'. Tc>ll 111; whAt\ on your mlnct , ( Cloudy and cooler skies ahead Coastal Extended Lii• Nghl an<I urty mo'"l"O IOW Clouds lhrough Thu<aday Moatly aunny Wldnetd•y afternoon bul mo111y c:IOudy Thurldey 111ernoon Fait Fnday Hll)lls In ma mld 801 an<I 701 l ows In lhe up()lr 40.and 50 Temperatures Tides 14 50 ea 41 .. ., t7 27 16 52 ... " 71 .. " lt UM 51 ., 12 S7 72 4$ eo " 87 41 5& 43 57 27 51 47 51 41 67 37 78 47 31 22 eo 3o 71 27 78 57 45 31 78 31 81 71 72 45 u "° 11 45 75 51 49 " 51 4\t 90 eo 81 45 15 83 SI 48 II 40 511 48 81 69 46 40 83 43 HullVlfte eo .._rctun• 89 Hew Olk 47 HorfOlll 10 Horth Platte 61 01<1.noma City Sil Om.na 80 O<llndo 72 Palm SprlnQt 101 Phlladejpl>la 50 Phoenix 911 Plttll>u~ 59 Pon Ian . Mt 43 PortlW\d,O<a M Pr~ 44 =illy 14 80 R'°""' 78 . 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" AICMIOnel .. ... 45 St Louie 62 41 43 St.Pele-Tempe 12 81 54 S.I\ LAik• 11 47 28 SanAnlonlO 78 41 43 SMDlego 78 11 43 S•n FranQec:o 84 48 54 StS1eMafle 51 42 611 Seattle 72 47 45 Sllr~ 17 41 70 SIOWIFalll 62 31 45 Spoil-711 48 36 SyrlWM 50 42 so Topelte eo .. 40 Tucaon 113 eo 52 TulM 81 47 31 WUhlnQlc>n 511 52 25 Wlcllltl 81 42 Alb1111y All>u(IU«q11e Amarillo Ancl>O< llO'I Aahevllle Al11nt1 l\llentlc: Clly Autlln 8elUm0<1 Bllllll{I• Btrmlngtl-.n 811/NtCk BolM Boeton Hi l o " « 70 44 69 33 8«:ond IOW $eQonCI high TODAY 3.14 p.m 9:27 pm TIJ«SOAY 4:13 a.m 1(>:31 a.m 3·48p m 10.03p.m 06 8 1 SURF REPOR T '° 30 as '° ... 42 50 47 78 SI se 48 87 39 59 44 59 28 78 54 42 40 Flratlow "'"'nigh SecondlOw Second high S11n Mia todty at 6:21 p.m . <1Mt TIJMd1y tt 8:26 1 m end Mii IQlln 11 8:26p.m Moon r-today a1 7:49 p.m .• Mii Tuetday It 6:04 a.m. and Mii llQ9ln •I 1:58p.m am COMMTIOM 1-2 poor 1·3 , .... 1·3 , ... \.2 poor 1·2 poor 1-2 ,., 2-4 fair Swell dlracuon. ~ o.llrl'llot,......itya,,_.c-.- Police departments gave it their all In Cop Bowl, played to 8-8 deadlock. . . ~ COP BOWL PLAYER INJURED ••. From Al when Patrol Officer J.J. King ran in fur the touchdov.n. The Huntington Beach team . n1ctnamed the 8(l'akers. tied it on a two-point conversion on a pass from quarterback Bill Mears to tight end Chuck Poe. The proceeds will go to tlte booster clubs of Huntington Beach, Edison and Ocean View high schools. Dally Piiot Dell very Is Guaranteed -~ 1 i, j. •• ,,, " f • • ' • .,,,.. .. , , •t •0 I , ~,, i I ., r •t t t• I r .. iPtf" o i j, A t• t·· .04'1. ·~ 1' I• I I ,! ',it ! . . ' . • t••' • . . ' .... Clrculatlon Telephones ' . ·'·· ' 942-4l3.1 q. ' •• J j, •II-MOO ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. Schwartz Ill Publisher Chazy Dowallby Rosemary Churchman r rj1L If ·lt 1d Ass1st;in1 Conrroller t• 1 hf' PutlliSher Stephen F. Cerazo Pr1HJ•1t l1<1r· M..t11..Ju~ Gloria A. Powera Donald L. Wllllam1 Circulalion M11n11ge1 fJ1rP1 'or ti AJ.•!?!11'.:>111u Clrcutetlon 714/642-4333 Cle11lffed advertlalng 714/642-5171 All oth•r department• 142-4321 MAIN OFFICE 13() W4!!<1 Bav St Cl'>sta M~ CA Ma•t atld<P\~ B.,• t !>60 Cnst8 Ml>S3 L A 926~6 COt»"•!Jhl 1983 O.a"Q!' COM! Pvbff"'1tnQ Gome>•,,., No nttws ~:ortfr4\ •h,15trahons. &d!IOftal matte. Of' •CNert_.. "T'!,.n,, tier~,,, "lily ~ r@PH><NC.ft<J wilhovt spec..al l)e4'· ,,.,f"»._;1i1""lf'1 ot 11civ••QM nwn~ ,, r r1 i 'J', ',,._liHJP pa11t A' (...°'la Mtt!oa C-a~1fCHn...a l1'-"'"'i U• R001 .S11L~ r·p• ~n l1'f' t 8'ttPt S4 7S rnoolhty t 't fT'tt t St'I 'l() r-'l~>f"ft+I) V~OL • .]7, NO. 107 ORANGE COUNTY'S ' RELAXING MUSIC STATION IS ' ' ' (