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,_BJ PIUL: NEIDllMAN .................
Whtn Lucy Wenstrup marc~s lo a 20.ptilc /und·raisina bike in
Huntinaton Beach today, she'll be
repayina an old debt.
This weekend. WalkAmcrica
events acrou lbe nation are
raisina money for tlfe March of
, Dimes. a charity fotsnded to
\ combat polio. It later chan~d its
emJ>has1s to prevention ofbirth
defects.
When Lucy Wentr;up con-
tracted polio as an infant, it ..,.,
the March of Dimes that came to
her aid with hospital treatment
and more than three yean of
physical therapy.
"Mv Caibcr..wu 1n the--serv1ee,
and they had no facilities for
takin' care of children with
lnfcc11ousdiscases," 1he said. "So
I w._. placed i• a public hospjtaJ. I
was 1n an iron luna for 24 houn
because I was paralyzed from the
neck down and needed it lO
breathe. Then the disease aettled
mostly-in my riaht tea."
Wenstrup, now a Garden
G rove resident, said her parents
co1·1d not ,.h~ve ha ndled the
mc:dica?lanses without the March mes. .
"Th ~id for absolutely "'
everyttung,' she said. "And to
this day my parents have no idea
(Pleue Me POLIO/ A2)
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.1 lnmanslaughter
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .. O.., .........
Oran&e Count) Supcnor Coun
jurors Fnday found pholoa.ra·
pher's model Kym Murphy au1ity
of manslau&hter In the 1raffic
deaths of tfirtt }Oung Mission
Viejo women ..
Murphy. fo und to be under the
influence of alcohol and cocaine
al tbe time of the Sept IOcrash on
Pacific Coast Highway an Seal
Beach near Hunlmgton Harbour.
faces sentencing June 18 at the
West Orange County Jud1c1al
CouFt D1stnct an Westminster. . .
-· r.!er:! ~a:i~~ .c~~uory~~
Y~--Murphy was Ot\ ~er. way home
to unset Beach af\er alate-niibt
modchn' ~ssaon 1n Huntin4lon
Beach wh,tn her car drifted mto
t~ nol'ttlbound lanes and col·
bded bead-on with a car dnven b>
Deborah ltt Slemmons. who
would have been 21 ydrs old
today Also killed tn the car were
Deborah lemmons· compa-
nions. Diane May Druckefy and •
Dawn Joy Utter'back.
Murphy sutlered compound
fractures of the lep and other
injunes. She was arrested at
Fountain Valle)' Communtl}
Hosp1tal on susp1c1on of drunken
dnv1ng. Tests later revealed that
her blood-alcohol level was 0.1 I
•· . .
Blood dra~n at the time of the
ac<:1trenl.bUt analyiCd 30 ~ys
later. i.howC'd a cocaine count of
I 2. t ..
Murphy. who reportedly fac~
faca.il SWJC1')'. bad bttn 4rivin&
on a restneted licen~ followina.a
drunken dnv1na conv1ct1on in
O"'nard tn July 198•, ,
She was supposed to dnve only
to and from her pla~ of work and
to a site for alcohol counselina.
Knowlcdie of the conviction was
withheld from JUron dunna the
Orange County upcrior Coun
tnal.
The JU.I)
(Pleue Ne llODBL/ A2
Serving Newport Beith, Cotti Mell, Huntington Betch, lrvlne, Llgun1 Be.ch, Fount1tn V1lley and South Or ... c.tty
CALIFORNIA S ATURDA Y APRIL '27 1985 ;;>~ C:ENTS
Uudge freez~~ airport ex~~nsion
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Uspends work on airport master plan !Jnlll the plans are placed before a.I small. cqucstnan-oncnted coi:nmun1-clanf} a ruling ISSUCd Tuesda~ .\I I he~ succe!>!>lulh \Ued the count) on ' Judge and ·are found to com pl} w11h I} JUSt south of the a1rpon s main that time. Schwab ruled the coun11 en1 iron mental grounds over an
lo.. t it i "t 55 fli htli it sta1eenvironmentallawsandw1tha runwa). wa'i1n ('.ontemp1ofcourtforfa1hng10 earherexpans1on plan1nl981. wU perm s ncrease 0 -g m 1982 Superior Coun order that However. lhe judge spcc1ficall~ give the court a COP} ot the four-It ~as that ~Ult and Sumner's
By JEFF ADLER .. .,.., ..........
An Orange County Superior Coun
j dge ordered Friday that planners
orking on the county's SI SO million
J n Wayne Airpon expansion pro-
. t lay down their pend.ls until the
an can be reviewed in court.
California
Police evict 60 students
from the UCLA adminis-
tration bulldlng to end a
3-day-old anti-apartheid.
sit-in with a pair of ar-
rests./A3
N_atlon
Judge Ph1hp Schwab found . the
county Board of Supervisprs in
contempt of court for failing to
submit the expansion project for
court revjew.
Schwab directed that all planning
activities reJated to the airport ex-
pansion immediately be suspended
blocked a1rpon expansion. hm11ed his order 10 permit &he first volume expansion plan. as a I 91C! rrsutnng protnbit1on that formed tM
Schwab said his order 1s mlended phase of the CXJ>ans1on prOJl'Cl -. order by former Supcnor Court Judge basis for Fnda) ·s coun darecuves.
10 suspend planning on all matters which allowed three new airlines to Bruce Sumner had directed. The ruling left airport foes haihng
relating to the airport master plan. begin. serving John Wayne on A.pnl I The order marked the second time thl' coun\ dec1s1on wh ile supervi.sors
which covers terminal and other and increased the number of dall> . the county's--plans for e\pandmg the expressed frustration and scheduled a
facihties improvements at John nights from a 4 1-0ight maximum to aging and overcrowded a1rpon ha'e dosed-door e>.C(Utl\e session Tues-
Wayne Airport. It also applies to the 55. been frustrated 1n coun b\< the c1t\ ol da~ morning to 1.on\lder whether to
Santa Ana Heights land-use plan that Schwab·s orders were filed during a Ne'4pon Beach and the c1t1ienr, \tel a sta\ of~hwab's order from the
proposed redevelopment of the coun heanng in Santa Ana called to group Stop Polluting Our Ne~ pon (Pleaae eee AIRPORT/ A2)
Ruling
leaves
Heights
in limbo
8) ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of theDllltpll'llolS ... 11
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Are America· s casinos
ready to convert their slot
machines from coins to
computer-programmed,
credit cards? I A4
World
Ju'it ''hen thn though1 It "'"as ~le"'
h> brl·ath(' .i "~h of rr:l1d ~an ta .\na
Heights rc111dt•n t\ find thi:mseh t:\
uo'A1ll1ng part1upant' once again ar
tht' light "' l J11hn ~ 3\ Ot' .\1rport
l'\ p3n'iton
West Germans are begin-
ning to restore their coun-
try fo Its pre-war architec-
tural glory./ AS
A married couple became
. outlaws In South Africa
five years ago when they
defied laws·bannlng in-
terracial marriages./ A4
Ion
Church women along the
Orange Coast plan. a Fel-
lowship Day program in
Costa Mesa./ Al
Sports
Ocean View Hlgh's Tom
Smythe lifts the Sea-
lfawk-& lo the top of Sea
View League baseball by
hitting a three:-run homer.
/81
Whooah
Tbe Blue Anaela' jet flehten •treak acrou the •ky durln&
an aerial abow for the cllaabled at the El Toro Marine Corpe
-Air Statton Prlday. The free NaTJ Relief Air Show la open to
Judge Pl111p-\<h1A-Jh' ruling f-n·
da) prl'\l' n t' homt·o"' n1·r., 1 n 1 hl'
airpon-dn~l' nnnmun1t \ lrom mo'
1ng fol'\Jrd "'•th plans to l'tth\:r
1n<.ula1t· tht·ir home'> aga1n<.1 th1
1m rt·J~t·<l •l t nrn,t· 11r ~II 1hc1r horn'-''
Jnd l'"'-J~· thl not\l
Plam 111 hl'lp lhrm pur'ul' tho"
t"'<> Jltcrna11'l'' "'en· hhl(.~t·J IA-hl'n
-..1 h"'" .1h 1rtkrt·J. , 11un 1 ~ pLa n nt·C\
pen,d' 111 r.1u'l for .t \1'Jr ur until ,1
d 1un Jn 1Jl·, "'lwt hn l'O 1 ir. rn ml·n 1.1
11111. umtnt' prl'J"l.lft:d tu JIJ ~·rl..l'\
p,tn,•••n u •mph 1A-1fh 'tJll· IJ"'
It' lru .. 1ratin~ h..'lJU'<-' "'l though·
~;;s..~~~~~::-:~~::f"~r ....... ~:-~ 1-t~·ut 1n tl-t' C'"k3r '>Jld I 1-.cJ \1t•I h11rn a hmgllml
the public today and Sunday. The gatea open at 9 a,.m. so
Ti•ltors can Ttew &round dl•playe before the alr demon-
•trationa betln at 11 a .m.
n•,1,knl Jnd Pll ,11knt 111 •he Bai (
H.n t ommun11' "'"'' 1Jl1nn
I h, "'hok 1111n \ '' I hJ I nun~' of
lh ' "a<. 1111t1:1ll'J "' the JXnple 1n
'-.tnlJ .\na lk1~hl\ ~ i: Jrt' not thl'
111 ,11~Jlor\ Ru1 •ml .i~1n IA-(' an·
thl •nl·, "h11 tr• 1.1!..in~ 1 an lhl··
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ru1 ··' d•nltnUntl\ "'"hh h ltl' JI lhl· ; ,. d id lhl' ,1rrport run\1.1\ ..a~ th('~
h.11 ~ ··ncl.urc+-1 H'"'' ,,f unu·na1 ht1
\II 111 thl lOUnl\ h.tllkd "-t"'-f)\>rt
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'p.1·1 11 n l0t'' '", r in, rt'J''-'' in 1t·t
(Ple .. e see HEIGHTS/ A2)
Corona del Mar Hlgh's
volleyball team swept
Laguna Beach In three
games to become No. 1 In
the Sea View League./81 Clty backs 'thorough' probe in brutality case
Golden West mensnd
Orange Coast women
took commanding leads
on the second day of the
South Coast Conference
awtmmlng and diving
flna~./12
District Attorney's
office wtif be asked
. to join investigation
BJ LISA MAHONEY -If
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The Orange Count> D1stnct At·
tomey's offict wall Ix asked to jOID an
~nvcstlptlon of three Irvine poh~
officers a(cused of using excess ave
force to deta1• a mentally hand1-
• Entertainment
tt's8howdown time In
Trivia Bowl II./ M :.-caP.oed• autistic teen-ager. ·
•We feel we have noth1(lg to hide:·
Deputy City Manager Paul Brad}
said. ··we wal'lt a thorough investiga-
tion to be conductC'd"
A 10 City officials w1V make no pubhc es. 7 stattmcnts until the mvest1gat1on by A 10 the Irvine Police Dej)artment and the
~ e7 d1stnct attorney is completed, Brady
84 said. That could take scve"I weeks.
8 The parents of Guido Rodnaue?. 6 Jr.. 18. filed a S 10 1TI1lllon claim
8 .. ~45 apinst the city Thursda)'Jaf\er their
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Clntlfled
Com let
Crouword
OMth Notlcea Horoecope
Ann Lander•
Public Notlca
Real Ettate
Rellg'on
~ son undcf'We nt surgery to remove a
C1-28 hemorma&Cd kidney al Bc\erly Hos-
A6 p1tal 1n Montebello. .
Sport a
Tetevtalon
Theater•
JrMa w
8-1-3-Fara end Guido Rodn1L1tz r.
A 7 btli~vc t~c tecn·aJer's 1nJury wu
A7·8 • caused by an tnc1dent unday 1n
A8 *h1ch hcc officen cha~ the youth A-+--4&-ftt<l~~111f home. There. an office 1
coU1ftd youna Rodnpe1 and threw
him on the rock-strtwn aMund
/' ..
.. An officer of the law who treat'i
kids this way should not wear a
uniform." said an angry and tearful
Cu1do Rodnguez Sr. during a press
conference outside tht hospital Fn-
day. ··Nobody can tolerate something
hke this. Nothing can repay what they
did:· the eight-year. Irvine resident
said.
The Junior Rodnguez 1s recu perat-
ing 1n the hospital's I ntens1ve ('are
U nit. His paren1s say they hope the
teen-ager. who has a mental age of
about 4 or ' and has difficulty
communieauna. "has foraooen what
happened. He wouldn't hurt a 11> For
somethina like this to happen to u" 111
inconceivable."
Accordinl to a pohce repon
proVidcd by the Rodnauc1· attomet.
Guido Rodnaun Jr. was nd1ng has
blcycle on Yale Avenue when pZttrol
ofloer Shan Lohman approached an a
ma tC<1 police car. Rod.nauez looked
over h1~ shoul<kr and. Sttina her.
jumped ofT his b1C)cle and llartcd
runnana with It
Th1nk1na he m1aht have stolen the
bicycle. Lohman tncd to detain
Rodnaucz to ques11on hHln. When he
~fused to stop after seven! attempts
by Lohman to blgc.11. his IJ9tb-~
called for as 1~c and bcpn chas·
~n, him on f<Jol - -
a.her «_port. ~ --.ho has
(Pleue ... l'aoat1 A2)
I
ao4 OuJdo Jr. at Montebello boepltal. -
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Or....JllO' Coa1fOAILV PILOT/Saturday, AprlJ 27, 1985
MODE L GUILt'-~ IN C RASH DEA~HS .•• -"'-Al -
• foi..1-1bout five houts. ii \lhtil 30 day• later. Th Stal Bca~h
,.,..,; rollowt'!I tbLvercbct, Ron I m-_police ...wanted to go with-~ond·
mons. Oietitlier or the fatally mJurcd dcarcc murder but the district at•
·-Od>ol"lh Slem mons. said he was tomets office said no.
•:: .. disausted and vcry unhappy" with .. h s too latc to save my dauahter."
the criminal ju tice syi.tem. he said. "But maybe some kid down
Slemmons said the Judge in Ven-the street will have a.chan~e to l!ve if
tura County "let Kym Murphy out to som~ne sees that dnVC1' hke thts are
tnurder my daughter:· and he faulted ~onvaclcd of s~nd-devtt murder
Oranae County officiuls for fa1lin& to 1~tte:id of aettana a 6<klay proba-
h r: d lion.• pus ·~r a sccon -degree murder Deputy Di~tnct Attorney John Lett
corwaction. said Friday he doubled that the Jury
··1 want to know why they jand-would have found Murphy guihy of
ba&&ed the information about the murder.
cocafoe. They didn't make anal} sas of Barbara Slemmons, the de-.d girl's
' mother. stood hakina_ in the comdor a few minute. after lhe verdict wu
announced.
.. t•m al•d it's over," she &aid, "but
there's nolhin1 they can do to Kym
MuT(>1'1Y that will bring back my
dauanter. The lepl system is so uaJy
and so complicated. Someone has
JUSt got to start carin1. We've j ust 1ot
to get these kind or drivers off \he
road." .
Murphy's attomey, Scott Oailen.
sajd he was disappointed but not
surprised by the outcome. He said
he's uncertain if there will be ian
appeal.
AIRPORT EXPANSION HALTED •••
F rom A l
4lh Distnct Coun of Appeal. Riley said the decision will per-
The order also left unresolved the petuate suffering among Santa Ana
broader question of whether the Heights residents who have pressed
adequacyoftbepjan'senvironmental the county to speed .plans for pro-
ampact report would be dctennint'd grams t&lat will allow them to sell their
an state court, If~ N~wpon and SPON homes to the county or to developers
had sought, o r in federal court. as the -once rezoning plans arc approved.
1:ounty had requested. "Ttris makes Santa Ana Heights
The county filed a preemptive residents pawns between Newpon
lawsuit in federal coun March 6 Beach and the county," he said.
asking the federal coun to uphold the . Lichman, on the other hand, con-
lcgality of the expansion project.· tended the coun's ruling would help
"We achieved our purpose. We're Santa Ana Heights residents. ''They
ecstatic today as the suit was brought stand to be helped m ore than they're
to immediately halt activities to hurt," sbe said.
expand tbe airpon," said Pierce During the heanng. the county's
O'Donnell. the attorney retained by special afrpon counsel. Michael
Newpon Beach to handle the case. Gatzke, appealed to the coun on
"for Newpon Beach and Santa "humanitanan grounds" to allow
Ana Heights, where homes were to be planning on the Santa Ana Heights
cOJtdemned. t.his...thcn, isahaPJ>)'-day, -portiOM of:the plan to moveforward-
too." so that area residents w~uld not be
Barbara L1ehman, of the Airport forced. once again, to place their
Working G toup. also claimed victory futures on hold.
following the morning heanng_..::_Wc Again and again during the
have won on what we contended -protracted heanngs on the airport
that the "COUnty didn't complv with expansion. residents with differing
the procedures on the en,,aronincntal viewpoints asked supervisors to
impact repon," she said. . make a decision on lhe future of their
But Board of Supcrv1s0rs Chair-community. Supervisors finally de-
man Thomas Riley. 1"'ho reprt"SCnts c1ded to allow much of the C()m_muni-
the airport and its en\ irons. wo he ty 10 remain while some blocks would
was angered.and chsappointed by the be rezoned for office a nd buisness
ruling. Riley vowed to press the board parks.
to appeal the decision. Three years earlier. Sumner's coun ·•tt undoubtedl} Wllt bit l'n) desire order blocking expansion at John
(to appeal or seek a sta) I.~ Rile) said. \va} ne Airpc)n al1>0 placed on hold an
''I can't believe this acuon. I don't earlier land-use plan for the area.
know how it's a victory for anybocf). · That plan aimed -as does the
You still leave the airlines an and you current plan - to bring Santa Ana
still have the same number of Oaghts Heights into compliance with state
flying over the impacted area." noa~ ~tandards. ·
HEIGHTS·BACK IN LIMBO •••
From A•
flighU ·and an expanded terminal to
accommodate those increases.
Friday's ruling is the latest 1n a
series of setbacks. they say.
A 1982 lawsuit by the city ol
Newport Beach successfull> blocked
airport expansio n and halt~ plans an
Santa Ana Heights to accommodate
the expansion.
The community was d1 v1ded for
years over bow best to plan fo r a
future that included an e ver-increas-
ing number Of Jets nying overhead.
Some wanted to m ove away. and
sought to have their propeny re1oned
for commercial ·uses. Others insisted
that the community should be
· preserved. even with the jet noise.
A compromise plan adopted last
February created a comb1na11on of
the two goals and allowed residents
who live in the most heavily noisc-
ampacted areas to decide for them-
selves what they would do. .
County Plan~er Rich Adler, who
speciali1es in the Santa Ana Heights
plans. said county planning offic1als-
1nterpret the SChwab rulrng as a
temporary halt to redevelopment
plans~ •
"We're going to stop nght where we
arc," Adler said.
The coun ruling comes a mere 30
days before the county planning staff
was to propose two plans for Santa
Ana Heights to the Board of Super-
visors. Adler said. _
One. called a purchase assurance
plan. would allo~ residents la ving to
the no1sc-1mpacted areas to sell their
homes 10 the county. The other, an
acoustical 1nsulatton plan. would
allow the county to provide special
fi nancing to those who wanted to
insulate their homes against the jet
noise.
The planning staff was a lso set to
hire a private consultant to help wjlb
detailed 1onang plans that would
permit residents to ~II their lots as
commercial property. where allowed.
Dcspttc the setbacks. Adler said the
coun action did not come as a
surprise.
"We an11c1pated. 1n fact we were
I 00 percent sure. that there would be
some kind of legal action," he said.
But Adler said he tell planning
Another who expressed frustration
over the ruling was Supervisor Bnice
Nestande. who said tha t perhaps the
county will obtain "finali ty to the
issue" in federal court.
'""My only disappointment is that
we'll· lose more time b uilding what is
needed in Ora nge County -an
adequa te airport facility," he said.
·"The pdsitive is tha t thcjudJe as going
1o'acqu1esce to (U.S. Distncl) Judge
(Terrv) Hatter's hearing the whole ca$e.·f .
Whether the county appeals
Schwab's order, the case will likely
next be before Hatter. who must
decide whether he will review the
project for conformity with both
federal aviation law and California
erutlronmcntal law.
··w e have a gap now. The ball goes
back up the freeway to federal court in
(...os Angeles ... O'Donnell sajd.
Schwab told the opposing attorneys
that he would ace.cpl the ruling of the
federal court on the plan's adequacy
and sugacsted that no matter which
court hears the case, a n early trial date
should be scheduled.
He said· his order suspending any
funher planning toward . the ex-
pansion would be dissolv~ upon a
finding that the environmental im-
pact report satsified state eJ>-
vironmental Jaw.
The judge scheduled a May 9
hearing to comple~e his o rder and
suwehded sentence on the contempt
fi na ing until April 18. 1986.
All parties are next scheduled to
ap pear before J udge Hatter May 2q.
should be allowed to continue untll
the current environmental docu-
ments for aa"'P.?rt expansion are
actually ruled illegal by a state or
federal court.
··But I really feel bad about the
effect these deJay£haveon tbe people
of Santa Ana Heights," he said.
Stellhorn and others. however. say
residents were not ready to make
· major changes anyway.
"People who were planning on
selling their homes :ind moving away
I think envisioned moving in two to
three years." Stell horn said. "They
want to see what the economy is going
to be like."
Donnette Peterson. an 18-yea r
resident of Santa Ana Heights.
agreed.
"We feel that any of the fi rst offers
would be low." Peterson said. "Rut
we don't plan on selling a nyway. How
can we replace what we have now?"
'Tm pretty sure it won't happen,
but we're concerned that they do n't
kick the whole plan back to square
one and stan all over again."
Stellhorn said.
·PROBE OF IRVINE OFFICERS ••.
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bellied a blue ~,~ afternoon near the Angeles N•tlOnaf
ForMt In Glendora. cauMd by • dowf'ed power trne.
Wtndt were expected to .deereaM In mott areas today to'
betwMn 15 mph and 25 mph. tM National Weathef' Serv~e uld
Friday Howawf, a traveler'• advttory WH P<>tte<!' for tM
mountain• wilt\ gust• expected to reach 35 mph.
Temperatu,.... were expected to reach tM low to mid 70.
along the cout and tM low 80a In downtown Lo. Angeles and the
San Fernando and San Bernardino valleys. Good arr quallty was
expected.
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POLIO •••
From Al
So4 LOCATIOMl 86 Zuma """" 83 J Santa Monie:
37 ~ h
IO San Diego ty
how the March of Dimes first got
ahold of me." ·
When she was 3 years old in 1950.
Wenstrup became a poster child for
Lbe organization. She still has a
scrapbook of her activities. .
Today, she works as an adminis-
trative assistant and 'dispa tcher for
the tf oneywell Buil ding Services r
d\vision in Costa\ Mesa. We nstrup
has rounded up 13 other employees
from Honeywell offices in Orange
County and San Bernardino to walk
with her today in Huntinaton Beach.
Other ~workers have pledged
do netions. One, Wendy Browner of
Dana Point, knew she would be out of
town this weekend, so she swam 50
. Olympic PoOI laps to raise SI 00 for
the Marc& of D imes. Wenstrup was
on hand to counJ the laP.s. .
Today, Wentstrup Wlll raise more
thari$400 through her own 20-mile.
hike, tho ugh the trek won't be easy.
"Last year I made it 15 of the 20
m iles before my legs locked up;• she
said. "I couldn't walk for a while
afterwafd. I liad to take the next day
off from work."
The Huntington Beach walk, from .
7 a.m. to ~.m .• will be along Pacific
Coast H i way. from Brookhurst
Street to arner A venue and back.
O ther walks will be held in Irvine and
Fullerton. County-wide organizers
hope to raise more than $400.000 fQr
the March of Dimes.
Wenstrup, Honeywell's "Team
Walk Leader" today, already has an
eye on next year.
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f' lrat hfOll 3 3e a tn
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S.C:ond lllO" 8 46 p m S.00..0 low 1 1 36 p m
Sun ,Mia 1oday 41 6 33 P rn . r-
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'7 3~ pm • 1" 'Moon aet1 100ay al 1 o 1 • m •• r1-11
9 &I • m !Ind Mt• ..-in SunAy at 2 42 .,,, .
"This year I have 14 people
walking," she said. "I hope to double
it next time."
Former ~er cblld Lucy Wenatrup holda <>ranie County'•
1985 poater child, Chrl•tophef'llartln, on her fap.
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CORRFX:TION NarICE
From Al
l-~~be~e~n~a~n~l~rv~1~n~e-l!:"'P1~~iiu~~cu;..--1L,l.U.•u-~~.-..w.-~1s-m&t~8ffte--rirciJtht10T11tltt-DUTS11red-b:itm-inn:rl11l~~~-4N-<A
ovem r -said Rodnguez· un- outside. He continued to struggle garage.-said ichard Peterson, the For The Rnt of Yoor lilt
en
Regular price ol Bandinl Weed-oul ia
$16.98, not $6.98 as prmt.ed. The 1111Je
~ 11 $13 :19 We rqret this error
N o matter w ha t
you · re doing. your
newspaper
cooperative behavio r led her to wtth the \Creaming. panicked teen-Rodriguez' attorney. l922 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA-548-1156 The Dlily Pillt flt s in
believe he might be under the ager despite Fara Rodngue1' repeated Both Lowder and Stoermer were
1nflucnu: of drugs. She npre\scd that statement that her son wao; "mentally nominated an 1984 for the Irvine r-----------:----........ ---------------'----------------'
opinion in asking for help to corral retarded:· Police Department's Officer of the
ham. 1 "Mrs. Rocl ngue1 conunued to yell Year award.
fwo o fficer\ 1n the area. \gt. Jim at m e the "3mc \latement over and The shaken and, at times, tearful
Lowder and oa-.id Stoermer. a cnmc over whak I removed the sub1ect Rodriguez couple Friday told re-
'iCCne in vestigator. came 1o Lohman'\ from the garage." Lowder wrote in his ·porters they were angry and frus-
a1d re i><>rt. I rated by the behavior of Lowder and
.\cu1rding to Lowder", rerun. the
necrng Rodnguez saw hLm and stop-.
ped in the middle of Yale ..\venue
with his arms raised 10 the aar. He
rurned and ran ovcno Pineha ven and
repeated the pr~s~. ltm time yelling
un1ntl'lltg1bl} . I R~ngue1 yelled "No. rio" aRd ran
away as Lowder approached I owder.
thanking 11 P<>'>\1blc Rodngue1 "wa'
having 5omc type of rcatt1on to a
drug." pursued him d o"'n the m 1ddll:
of the street and into a garage o n
Flags tar.
Lowder collared · rhc-flailing
Rodngue1 and 1erked him into the
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Lowda'<. rcpon state!> that he the o ther two officers .
"placed thl' suhJCt't on the grass" and "We don't object. if he had some
tned ·to handcun him. but Mrs. suspicions. to pursue the kad but not
Rodnguet and neighbors who wn-restrain him as he did ." Rodriguc1
ncsscd the incident desc ribe the said.
offiCl'f\ action\ quite anoth..er wa y. "I sa)'. please. he's a handicap.
"The officer forcefull y threw him What's wrong? He didn't pay atten-
to the $round " nc1ghhor Alfred 11on to me." Mrs. Rodriguez said. ·
Trcscr ~id. The couple, who are originally
.\ nother neighbor. who asked not-_ froh_\ C uba, said their only son is
to be 1dent1fied , said 1n published afraid of stra ngers. And, because his
report'\ that s.hc informed Lowder of mental state makes hilJl relatively
the teen-ager s handicap as the two defenseless. they have coonstled him
rated b}. The wo.man said she not to talk to people he-docs not J
sho uted the information to the officer know. "He never did anything
from about 15 feet away. . wrong," Rodriguez said. "He did
"The officer arr~gantl} ignored the what we told ham : he ran home.'' l' ... '
What do you like a bout the Dally Pilot? Wltat doD't yo. lllilt? Call tbe
nuRlber at ldt and your mt11age will be rttordecl, &r1n1crt:cvered
to the a ppropriate ed itor. ,
The same %4•bour answering 1ervl« may be uted to re letten to tbe
editor on any topic. Cootrlbutott to oar Lette n col1mn m11t l1cl9dt tlltelr
name and telephone number for "ertflc.tlo1. No elret1lalJoD t e1J1. pltllt .
Tell u11 what's on yoDr mlod.
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ly TIMI A1..ela&H Pr"'
WASHINGTON -the Co.nttituJJoo's free..s~b clau11e prcvcn&1 lbe
aovernmcnt from revoking the license of a radio stauo~in K.ansa,even lhouah
it uraed llstcnc;rs tc5 kih Jews, the Federal C6tnmunicauq111 Commiuion ruled
Friday. Howe~tr, the commission directed hs staff' to examine other iuucs.
such as the basic tbaractcr qualifications of \he station's ownen, in deddina
whethcrthey deserve renewal oftbe1r license to operate a station in Dodie Cit~. K..an. Denoufldna the broadcasu as "racist and anti-Semitic" FCC Chairm~~
Mark S. fowler neverth'eless said, .. The lan1uaae before us ii protected s~ti1 protected advocacy." In a series of broadcasts in l 982 and 1983. ~tr .. rylco
preachers William P. Oale and JamC1 Wickstrom used 264 hours of &1r 1ime 10
deliver "sermons" which denounced blacks, Mexicans, Jews, and Vietnamese
as well as politici1os. r
U.S •. trill admit CanadJan aat.IJor
WASHINGTON -The Reagap administration, citina "the interest or~
international harmony," decided Friday lO admit a prominent Canadian
author who initially had been barred from comina into tbe country. Farley
Mowar..-who wanted to come to the United States to promoie a new book on
the er)vironment -had been denied entry because his name Was the "Look.out
List" ofundesfrable foreianers. The U.S. governm~nt has said it bamd'Mowat 1rom visi~thc UnilcdSl.ale1 underieiluallaws_conccmina "membenhip in
proscribed oraanitations... Officials refused to identify the organization.
Mowat said he will only ctoss the border if Americen authorities "allow me
unencumberfd cnJT)' to the United States on the same basis as other-visitors'_'
&Qd if be is "treated in a gentlemanly WO¥ ...
'DA ••m• alabJ•t Nutn-MUk lo~ula
WASHINGTON -The Food and Drug Administration issued an alert to
parents Friday not to use an infant formula called Nutra-Milk because of a
severe deficiency in essential nutrients. The FDA said Nutra-Milk 1s being
. voluntarily recalled by a primary distri!>utor. Wishing Well Distrib~ting_of
Oraton. Calif .. but that the producers of the formula are not cooperating with
tbe recall. Nutra-Milk is produced by the same California operation that
marlrenKama-Mil, an infant formula that waflhe subjecrofiln fDA alcniess-
than two wct'ks ago.
,_ Ra6an wan~ to keep YFIJdemeu prl•tbJe
WASH INGTON -President Reagan on Friday sent 10 Congress a
recommendation to bar development on 382,000 acres of western land. in four
states and nearly 174 miles of rivers. At the same time. the president
recommended that almost 103,000 acres m eight states be dropped from
candidacy for wilderness protection, cit.her because the land is not suitable or
because it is more valuable for othet..purposes. The proposed wilderness areas
1re in Colorado. Idaho.' Montana and Wyoming and the ri vers include the ~rth Fork Kem River in Tulare County. CaJif. plus 60. 7 miles of the river in
IJ:te Inyo Nattonal Forest and the Sequoia National Park. .
Ooetz•!vfctlm plead• gullty bJ tlleft
NEW YORK -Troy Canty. one of four teen-agers shot last December by
~mhard Goetz. pleaded guilty Friday to cha11es stemming fr9m an ~a~lier
anciaent, theft ofS 14 wonh of quarters from a video game machine. Cnminal
Coun Judge Bonnie Wittocr gave Canty a conditional discharge and. in effect.
put him on probation ,for a year.
S0,000 LA employee. •u.e cou~ty
WASHINGTON -A labor union announced Friday 111s filing charies
·aecuStng the Los Angeles County govcmmcnt of engaging m discrim1nat1on
•inst its 30.000 to 40,000 female, black and Hispanic employees. Three
affiliates of the Service Employees International Union will file a pay equity
complaint Monday alleging sex-an~ race-based discnminat1on in wages. JC?b
-11Si1nments, promottonal opportunat1esand other employment practices. said
John J. Sweeney, the organization's president. The union's decision to go
before the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commissi on is one of the
laraest pa y equity acti ons ever taken. said Sweeney. ··and it is ground-
breaking because 1t covers race as well as sex."
CALIFORNIA
Police dlg up woman'• 'pretty nowen •
OCEANSIDE -A yard full of poppies that could have yi~ldcd up to a
pound of pure opium was dug up by police. much to the surpri~ofthe 91 -ycar-
old woman who thought they were j ust pretty flowers. Police discovered the 4-
foot-high red-colored blooms Tuesday afternoon in the backyard of Naomi
v n TungJen. Police said she told them the poppies sprouted in her yard several
ars ago and were so pretty that she all owed them to stay ... I explained the l~w
her. She was surprised it was a felon y to grow them,·· officer ~orton said.
''She was very cooperative." I · ·
J Dlablo wor~er hurt In accident
SAN LUIS OBISPO - A construction worker at Diablo Canyon Nuclear
Power Plant was in. ~riouscond1tion afler a freight el_evatc:>raccident. but plant
officials Fnday said two workers who inhaled rad1oacttve dust suffered no
injury in an unrelated u)cident. Clayborn Benge, 58. caught his face m the
moving parts of a constru ction freight elevator outsi~e the plant's turbine
building Tuesday as he checked for a possible 011 leak in the elevator. PG&E
~pokesman Ron W~1 nberg said. He was 1n intensive care Fnday ~t Sierri Vista
Hos ital. Meanwhile, a bod y scan Enda)' of two emp
----=-ra;:.:;r1o"""a;..:.c::,.;t1.:-v:..;..;e dust Thursday revealed "nothina got past their nostrils.'' Davin
said.
Tot ea ta cocaine, ls ha.pltallud.
SAN MA TEO -A toddler who swallowed two ~ms of cocaine
mained hospital ized in stable condition Friday while police in vestigated the
tossibility offil ing charges in the case. Police Lt. Jim Steinrok said 22-month-
lld Rochelle Rucker found th e cocaine in a drawer at her parent's San Mateo
ent. She stopped breathing after ingesting the drug but was reviv~d
~ fficcrs administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation. he said. The child
main In protect1ve CUStod)' while county officials maJce a decision about
hethcr to proceed against the pare1ns, Thomas f{uclcer. 25. and Tracy Lynn
Reid. 23. .J
UCLA •It-In end• Jn eviction, arram
J?olicc evicted 60 students from the UCLA administration buildmg·to end
a 3-day-old ants-apartheid siHn Fnday. as demonstrations continued at many
other campuses and some schools said they would review their investments in
companies doing business in South Africa. \JCLA campus police arrested two
students and issued 19 trespaSSIOJ citations in the sweep. l\cting Chancellor
Dr. William Schaefer said he decided to evict the protesters after the groups
that originally oraanized the dcmenstrauon -the ndergraduate Student
Assoc.iation Co~ncil a.nd the Black Student All1al)cc -pllled out Thursday
1 morning. -
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Action taken tn retaliation forMoscow-
posttton on Amerlcan major's.death .;;;._ _ _... ____________ -------
Ni.cho n, ancfin piat11c~ r. to ~ Soviet statement o( April 12, .. tbt
department &11d.
It said Bun reiterated to Sokolov
.. the United States' abborrenct of t.he
murder of Mljor Nicholson." WASHINGTON (AP) -The
United States expelled a Soviet
military attache Friday in .retaliation
fQr Moscow's refusal to rcn"ounce the
use of violence aaain t U.S. miliwy
liaison penonnel. '
Soviet Lt. Col. Stanislav lvanovich
Gromov was declared persona non
vata and'ordetcd to leave the United
Brock
gets nod
as labor
secretary
WASHINGTON (AP)-The ~n
ate approved by unanimous voice
vote Friday the nomination of US.
Trade Representative William Brock
to be secretary of labor. ·
Brock. 55, replaces former Sec-
retary Raymond Oonovan, who re-
signed March I 5 after a New York
Judge ordered him to stand ttbl on
fraua and larceny charges In connec-
tioo with hi s former construction
company.
The nomination ofBrock .. a former
House member and senator from
Tennessee, had been expected to
breeze through the chamber follow-
ing his unanimous endo,_ment
earlier this week by the Senate Labor
and Human Resources Committee.
··As a former colleague, most of the
se nators kno"'(. Bill Brock well.'' ·
Mafority Leader Robert Dole, R-
Kan., said before the voice vote ... ,
am proud of my fnendship with Bi tr
Brock.··
With Brock and his family looking
on· from the spectators' gallery, a
handful of other senators rose to
speak in support ~f th~ nominee for
about 15 minutes.
President Reagan's appointment of
Brock is expected 10 lift morale at the
Labor Department as well as mend
the adm1n1strat1on's frayed lies with
orga ni1ed labor.
At his confirmation hearing Tues-
. day. Brock said .. I ha ve a great deal to
leam about the JOb." but he said he
"ould apply hi s department's "lim-
ited resource base to major problem
areas.@s chosen by Congress."
Concern
vOiced.
at DMZ
buildup
Ac tion s 'hetgh~en
ne~d for vigilan_c~.' _
accord ing to Reagan -. -
WASH INGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reapn '81d Fnda)' afle r a
mectsn wtth South Korean President
-a at recent orth
Korean deployments close to the
Dcm1h1an1ed Zone .,heighten the-
need for ' 1gilance" against a po,ss1ble
attack. 1
At the same time. Reagan pra1tcd
what he called Chun's ,.."creative
approach .. m seeking to reduce ten-
si ons on the peninsula through direct ~talks with the North Koreans. The
tw.o sides .soon will hold economic
and trade talks and al so plan separate
d1scuss1ons on . the possibility. of
reunification of families which wert
se parated during the Korean War. ·
i\ senior U.S. official who bnefcd
rrporters after Reagan·s two-hour
meeting with Chun' said North Korea
appeared to be followmg a two-track
pohcy by agreeing to bilateral talks on
the one hand while increasing its
military presence near the DMZ on
the other.
With Reagan standing at his side
fotlmng .1he1r meeting at the White
House, Chun expressed appreciatiori
for the president's reaffirmation of
the U.S. comm1tmcqt to South
Korea's defen5e.
"I am convinced a firm detennma-
tatn within seven dayi, accordmito
a State Ocpanmcnt statement.
As j tant· Secretary of State Riob-
ard Burt ailed 1n the Soviet embassy
charge. Olea M. Sokolov. to 1 · uc the
order.
"ThlS action was taken m response
to the unac,c~ptable Soviet position
on the killina of M;uor Arthur D.
Canclldatea for apace
.. Mt. Bun si.ted the United States'
CSemand tor cl.arificarion of the Soviet
positlon and our insistence that tbe
Soviet Union adhere to l}\c ..,-ee-
mcnt" neaotiated bclWeen U.S. a.od
Soviet military commanders on tbe
use of force in such situauons. the
statemen1 sa1d.
l I .
Callfo.mla ecboola chief BW BonlC (center )
ratae. the bands of teacben Gloria
Mclllllan of La Jolla BlCh School and
Wtlllam Dlllon of PeDlnaalaJllCb 8cllool la
San Bnano, cboeen Prtday u aOm.lDeea for
NASA'• teacher ln ..,.ce Paotnm·
DistDS]r:ed.Bitburg· townfolk·
may cancel Reagan's visit ·
BONN. West (rerman) (AP) -
The ma)'orot B1tburgsa1d Fnda) that
the town·., c11tLcns are "scandahzed
and dismayrd" b} the furor over
Pres1den 1 Reagan·., plan to \l'ltt the1r
soldiers· l'emetel"). and m1gh1 cancel
lh e v1s11 themsel"c!>
··o ur people fi nd unbearable the
gu hmg forth of abu5e' and slander on
our est}. and espec1all~ on tht" soldiers
l)mg 1n 1he cemrtN) ... Mayor Theo
Hallet ~1d 1n an 1n1 rr.1cw wi th ZDF
Telev1s1on·sweckl) afternoon feature
o;how ··Tclc-lllustnertc ··
i ··1r 11 continue"> hkr .this. then 11
would be better 1f we ~ould cancel
ourselves the '1 <;11 of the i\mencan
p,re'iidcnt and our chancellor... the
ma} or sa id
Reaga n has planned to la> a wreath .
a1 the cemelel) Ma) .S dunng a 'itate
\ISll to West German'. bul ~hat he
intended as a gesl ure or reconc1 ha lion
40 years after German)·., dcfe::at in
World War rt has become a p~lh t1cal
nightmare
.\mencan 'cteran">· group\ o ppose
11 and Jews cond
gravrsareo combat sold1crc; from the
Nazi SS. which ran .\dolf Hitler's
concentration camps Even ~argaret
Thatcher. Bntasn·s pnme m inister
'
and Reagan's staunchest European
all). expressed ·:t.ons1derable S) m-
path) ·· Thursda) with thoc;e who
want him to cancel
The president and Chan cellor
Helmut Kohl could go to Bttburg
"11hou1 Hallt"f's appro,al But the
ma\or's remarks 1nd1ca1ed that the
red. carpet ~as been shonened con·
<>1derabl\ and that the to"'n·s initial JO~ over the VISll has evaportated.
Hallet's words were doubl> biller
becau~ of his euphona when the
B11burg VISl t was announced, and the ·
fact that he has "nucn '"ice in the
past IWO we-eks to l ' 5 l\mbassador
"rthur Burns urging thal 1t not be
canceled
Senate acts on Bitburg furor
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Senate uked President Reagan
on Friday to rea1111 hla plan to
lay a wr•th at the German
mlfftary cemetery at Bttbura neer
the graves of -49 of Adotf Hitter'•
SS eflte.
ln1tecd, the resofutlon -co-
sponsored by 82 tenators _:
MAd Reagan should vtalt a sym-
bol ot German democracy and
honor ''the memortee of the
mllllons of Innocent clvlllans and
undredsof t
can and allied soldiers who
suffered and died at the hands of
the N,azja." •
'aeVeral key senators said the
reeokltk>n, whk:tt pa1ud on a
Yok:e ~t•. la a dMr" me1111ge to
West o.m.n Chanoeffot Hetmut
Kohl to relleve Ae8gan of Na
commitment to vt9lt Bftburg, a
pledge that they Mid .. MYerefy
darnagtng U.S.-West German r&-
latlons.
Reagan has so far refused to
cancel the trip on hls own ·
On Thur9day, 257 House mem-
ben .nt a letter to Kottl urgtng
Nm
lnvttatlon. A Houee vote on a
reeolutlon urging Reagan to r•
consJder the vtsJt la scheduted for
Monday.
Chopper.
eras.hes
into rj ver
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lra\hl·d into thl' r J\1 R1\c1 .1, II took
oil trom thl" '-lth \tr<'t'I heliport
Fnda\ a1tt·m11on \I. llh c1iih1 pcoplr
ahoard. and di k,1._1 ~-, <'n 1)f them
\l.C'fC .rt.'"" ucd -ind ud1ng llnc O)Jln J
\A.ho \l.J\ ,u1 Imm hi' '>t'JI b J
tirl'1igh1c1 p.11!,·t -..uJ
WoRt o i-------------·1 11on of the United States, in close
Fllur ml'n and orw \A.Omiln !)3SSt'n-
grr and tht· pililt .rnd cnp1li11 wcrt·
ru,hrJ w lkllt'' ul' Hnsp1tal one man
~utlcnni ··\C, l.'rc ,ard1ac arn·<>t.'" said
polill' ( b~f-( rt'ran.1 i...n1n\ com
nuntkr 111 thl' ·~anha tt!ln South
Prct 1m t
l k <.aid dl\t'f'\ \A.oert" 'iC'art•h1ng the
la\t·mo' mg n 'cr and r<'hce were ''ir't.'''"8 hosp11al~ 1n an t•ffort to
lo1:ah.' the l'1ghth J)('rson. apparent!)
an,1thc'° p;li.~nger of the ""r" York
Helin pter Corp l r&ll 'A hllh ~as
ht·aJ rd for Kcnn<'<I) l\1rport
-~--
NI~ pre.ldeat lieact. lor USSR
MANAGUA, Nicaragua -PrcsicSen1 Daniel Ortega left Friday f~r t~e
Soviet Union and a 1<>vemment source said he will ask-for $200 m1lhon 1n
emeracncy cash aid to buy food and other essentials. Before leaving. Ortep
met with the country's I 0 Roman Catholi~ bishops. He tol~ rcpol'\Ctl be~orc
kavina that he also would v1s1t YugQslavta and other Sov1et-bloc1countnes.
but did not MY what others.
-. Bomalc~ .aldler trim to "'Jack plaae
TAIPEI Taiwln -An army scracant who wanted to see tus parents in
Hons Kof)a 1'ricd to hijack a domestic airliner with 11 S oeoolc aboard Friday.
but members of the crew overpowered him, officials rcpc)ncd. No injuries were reported in the incident aboard a China Airlines Boeina 7~7 ftyina f'rom Taipei
lO the southern city ofK.aohsiuni. Police said the hijacker -4i Yao-hwa, 26.
a Taiwan resuknTWith a Hona Kong passpon -was not carryln& stcnades. as
he_had claiJ:ncdJ.nd th~ flask of .. acid" he bnndisbed J' realJy water.
1Vana• Pact renewed; OorlNI e11 d•llnt
WAR AW. Poland -Mlk.Jutil Oormchev uled the platform of the
Soviet-led m1htary alhanct Orf ijmlay to offer a deal cm deep mutual nils 1n
nuclear arsenals 1f the United lites abtndons its "Star Wars" s~~nie
project. The Soviet lcadcrwa in WarsawfQraSoviet bloc summit mtthnDh.at
voted a 2()..ycar renewal of' the Warsaw Pact. lht alhantt formed 30yea"110
fWPC>Alt 10 NA TO I bc... ~~iOn .-Ct ~~tted ntlt
month without the formal renewal.
'
cooperation with .Korea. will resol-
utely cope with any military lldven-
turism or terronst attacks by Nonh.
Korea against the peace of this
region ... Chun said throuah a trans-
lator.
i\S the two leaders met; tseveral
dozen demonstrators ·protested
Chun's visit beyond the Wh ite House
pt°'. accusina him of reprtsSl~
tactics. J _
Later. at a news conference. Phahs
J. Harvey, head of the North Ameri~
can Coaht1on for Human R1ahts 1n
Korea. •1d the aovemment has
tonun:d 1tudei)t d1SStdents and f1jrttd them to SilJ' false confessions.
But Rcapn ,akt "con~bk
proareis" ha1 been made in prouct·
1n1 poht1e1I liben1e 1.1ftlta Cbun'a
leadership •nd he exprused 1uppon
for the uth Kortan's commitment
to a peaceful tnnsftt of power ..,
his term ends in 1988.
Ir Chun achieves that objective. it
would be the fint ume th11 has
occurred s1ntt South Korea beat
an tttdcpe.ndent nation 1n the ate
l'MOs.
Rocket teem ·reaa1on
Twent.J·two memben of tbe on.t.al Penneinunde German
*'Ocket tealB w~o came to die trni'ted 8tatee wtm Wernller ~ Bnan to Mtp atart the U .8. •P9ce profram aatbere41 Prtday at th• Alabama Space a •oeket Center • a.a .. .we, on. Beb.ln4 a.re Jhe -ata-of dae a.tun V rocket the team de•eloped. j . .
Howt ,cr. Officer Jultus Oan&)er of
the police Harbor ll~t ~1d six
pa~se-n~and the pilot and copilot
"'ere afl 11 Selle' ur and no one wu
m1~s1ng .
Poht <'and C'oa 1 Guard boat~ and a
re" ut ht"ltropttr ru bed 10 the-~M.
tll lhe ~ 14\ p l'Q. e"sh The heltcoptrr.
ups1df dov.n And bartl) uhmrrstd.
htt 1hC' water not far from ~hott
offin3l~ \ll1d '
·1 "-1 "' 1t hf\ ofl It roS<' to ahoul ~
f<'Ct It ~tarted hcadina \Ou th. then
\ ('f\ ~harp!)' I( Vtert"d lo th(' n&ht l{ld
wr nt n&ht t1o"n 1n10 the 'ACUl'r ," said
l'Ohc:t Dctectt\C Tom . utl1,an. who
v.as dnv1na h) 11the 11mt ''Whtn It
hit. thci ro101 ..,,, 'io•~ There wa a lot of loam and ~,,,...., ·
ulh,an 1i11d he w tour ~ •
[lc"G @C' M l c>fUlf cnfl ··~<llti»-Qf'f'P-...-.~
was st1I\ ~ pe'IYngtT 1n the C'hnc>-
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°'*'oe Cout DAILY _e!LOT /Saturday, Aprll 27, 1985·
~yiltg;-~meticaa _ i
'You don •t have that ·choic~ except with
. cars, clothrn g. · consumer expert sayS
WJWAM M. WELCH ............... .,..,
WASHINGTON -If you're
'\hinkinJ of buying Amencan to help
riaht the Japanese ltade imbalance·,.
you may find less of a choice than
you'd auess. cspec1ally if you're
shoppina for many household prod-
U<:ts.
For automobiles and clothing, in-
dudin.a sboel, Amencan consumers
ate in the middle of an international
battlearound. But for many· other
products, foreign vs. domestic isn't as
much of an issue. say experts whose
job is to test such products. '
"All of this back an<i forth about
buyirtg American -you lion't have
that choice ex.cept with cars and
clotbir_lJ." said R. David Pitt le. tech-
nical director (pr Consumers Union.
publisher of Consumer R~ports ..,
mapzine.
"That seems to be the only place
where it mikes a difference because
all the rest of the market has been
decided ... at least in the tlrirt'as we've
looked at," said Pittle, a former
member dfthe U.S. Consumer Prod-
uct Safety Commission. ·
The marketplace is segmented, he
, said. with Japanese .Products domi·
natjng some areas. American prod·
ucts dominaung others.
In cameras. for instanct, there are a
handful of European brands but most
35mm cameras sold in this country
are Japanese, he said. Some instant or
disc-type cameras arc American
made. But, said PittJe: "For scriot:is
photography. there is no choice. It's
all imponed."
Similarly. nearly aJI televisions and
video eqwpment is Japaneµ. Some
.,..,........
~reeetyle
1 Cra!C Grauo p~cdce. bia inove. OD a !'freatyle" bt.lle at
Bermou. Beach. Grauo I.a a member of the· 11urray Ohio
freatyle bicycle team, which perform• a variety of •tunta
beyond _the C?CCUlODal wheelie. •
•Japanese-brand televtlion sets are
&S¥mbltd in the United Lites. but
the videorccot"dm o televisions
bearing the familiar· American brand
name ate made in Japan; he said.
American manufacturers doml·
natc the market in other consumen
&oods. he said. For instance. clothes
shers and dryers, freezers and full-
s· . refrigerators. which a1e called
~a r white goods, are aenerally
A rican made, he said. .
• en in autos. the lines are blurred.
A erican A'lanufactuters have joined
th ·Japanese in joint production
~ ojccts, sell Japanese cars under U.S.
ames, and p~t foreign-made engines
or other comP,Onents in U.S. cars1
Japanese manufacturers have estab-
lished plants in the United States.
For many consumer products.
particularly.electronic, much \Of the
competition now is not so mu.eh U.S.
vs. Japan but Japan vs. the .. new
JapaQs," the Asian countries of
Korea. Hon·g Kong, Taiwan and
Sinpporc.
•'
Joe Bhatia, executive staff en&inetr
for Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
m independent product tc11cr,,, iaid
tho~. countries rely on lo~r labor
costs to produce less eic.~nswe goods.
ise t\Sian countries .other tha.n
Ja have ined si ificant shares
of .• marfcts. suet" as Korea ba
with black-and-white televisions. But
Bhatia said he has found products
from those countries often. lower in
quality than Japanese. or U.S. prod-
ucts.
"Those are quick and dirty," he
said. "They're aiming for the low end
of the market and arc full of problems,
mostly ... We've had a lot of com-
plaints from retail chains." .
Those countries, he said, arc where
Japan was several decades aao when
they were imitating, not innovating.
"The Japanese werr known for
their cheap products, lower quality.
They went completety arpu,nd. and
now they're known for g~ quality
and reliable products," he ~id.
Lunchtime retreat
S. Afi1ican laws
made fugitives of
married couple
JOHANNESBURG ~South Africa legislative bodies or leaders. wbohold
(AP}=Ghate1fCacllafiia well-to-do the real power.
Yoa mt.iht call It •lttinC down OD the Job,•• mall carrier
Iarael :tiarner take. a lunch time breai on a warm, aUDDf •f!lnt day In Sacramento.
clothing manufacturer. J'ld his wife The Cachalias' problems have been
Jo-Anne. an artist, would be an casierthan tboscofsomeothermixed
attractive, upwardly mobile cou~ple couples because he is light-skinned,
anywhere in the world except &uth and because they are well off. They
Africa. Here they arc outlaws. can afford private. integrated nursing
Cachalia, 28, is Indian. His wife, homes and private, integrated
25, is white. Since their marrige five schools for Luiza, instead of inferior
years ago, they have risked pros-state Indian schools.
· ecution as criminals under laws that "If my hlsband were black, we
Are ·credit card
slots viable idea?
barHCx and marriage between mem-would have much more trouble," ATLANTIC C ITY, N.J. (AP) -
bets of different races. · Mrs. Cachali said. "IJl South Affica. Computer-programmed credit cards
The government's announcement the darker you get, the worse 1t gets. could make coins obsolete for slot
last week that those laws will be There's a color scale. White is I 0 and machioe gambling, an inventor says.
scrapped was. (or some South it g~ down from there." but the casino industry may not be
Africans. a stunhing blow to the The Cachalias met through univrr-ready to put its money on the system.
elaborate legal structure of segre-sity friends and wed under Moslem The casinos said gamblers might
ption built by the white-minority rites. "They were the only people miss the feel of handling coins while
National Party since it came rt> power prepared to marry us," he said. playing -even though· the Herb
37 years ago. But the Cachalias were "For people Ii.kc us, either we lock Lindo has devised added a sound
less than impressed. ourselves up and be our own jailers or system that reproduces the clatter of
"Why should we sit up and say we take on the system. There is no coins falling~nto a tray when a player
thank you, just because an un- other choice," he said. "To preserve wins on one of his card-only ma-
representative government chooses our sanity, we decided to behave as chines.
to legitimize what the world accepts normally as possible. to eat where we Lindo. president of Kenilworth
as morally just?" Cachalia saip in an like, to J(O where we want to. Systems Corp. of Plainview, N. Y .. is
interview Wednesday. "If we wanted to try for a white pushing his "cashless i)mbling" sys-
''What about my passport? What classification. we would have to put tem in Atlantic City anli in Nevada.
about where our child goes to school, her up for scrutiny -the type of her New Jersey regulators said 11 is up
where we can live, where J conduct hair, the color of her skin. We're not to the casino industry to ask the state
my business? What about the. v~te? into that," Cachalia said. Casino Control Commission for per-
The government's tinkering with The Cachalias say much "petty mission 10 use the system. A Nevada
these little laws that affect very few apartheid" has disappeared over the legjslat1ve committee is considering
people. I sec it as window-dressing for years. After they married. it became allowing the State Gaming Control
Washington." possible for both to ride the same bus. Board to mak~ the necessary regu·
deduct morpey each time the gambler
pulls the l'landle -and add any
winnings.
"Thcre'sa lot of new ideas out there
lately and they all ha ve a different
approach and they arc interesting,"
said Mark Curtis, a spokesman for
Harrah's Irie.
But he said Harrah's isn't ready to
buy Lindo's system. . .
The card is manufactured with a
built-in chemical cddc that cannot be
broken by another computer system,
Lindo claims. "You can·t skim any
information from 11," he said.
··1t would be essentially using credit
cards." said Frederic Gush1n, deputy
attorney general in the state Division
of Gaming Enforcement. Gushin said
he had seen a demonstration of the
new techno\pg> but declined to
evaluate II.
South• Africa's pervasive racial Public toilets in large shopping latory changes. r=======-===================;;::;:;;:;;;;;i separation policies. called apartheid, centers are now integrated and they lindo·s cashless system uses a
restrict freedom of travel and limit can sit on a park bench together. computer to monitor play at all the
A winning oot ·gambler could
collect a the cashier's cage. where a
computer would scan the card and
credit the proRCr account. Lindo said.
Orange C_ounty's
easy
listening
radio station·
KDCM
tD!l.t
voting rights fornon-white and as$_ign They go to white cinemas, where slot machines iir a casino. some of
areas where they can live and work. Cachalia passes for a southern Euro-which have as many as 1,600.
Asians are allowed to vote for pcan. "lf he were black, we couldn't Instead of carrying coi ns. gamblers
members of a separate Asian do 1t," Mrs. Cachalia said. "People would buy a computer card pro-
chamber of Parliament, and for Asian say, your husband, is ~ Portuguese? gram med for whatever sum they put
local governments, but not for white Anything that cases their minds:· up and for the size of the bet. The slot IF,=::::l::=:==:=::==::i!=:=:s =::c::===::==;:=:=:=::==:=::;;i machines would read the cards and
Industry officials say the idea could
reduce labor costs, because slot
machines would not have to be
empued daily. Instead. computers
woul~ tally the amount of money bet
on each machine.
It would cost up to $3,500 to
computerize a machine. Lindo said.
Steven F .. Weinstein, M.D.
01plomate American Board of Allergy & Immunology
'Ass1stanf Chmcal Professor. UCI School of Medicine
is pleased to announce
· the opening of his office for:
Pareqtsget tips
from young thugs
Allergy and Asthma
759-5522
1401 Avoca o Ave., uile 1>02
Newport Beach, California
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My hus-
band and I have raised three fine
young men. A column we clipped
quite a while ago was extremely
--+~~pfu . I . .
reprint it? I want to have it framed
and gjve it to our eldest when his child
1s born next month. -JLC.
DEAR JLC: He're it l1: Coogratula-
U0et u4 t.lwllll for asking.
LAllDEIS
SPRING UPHGLSTERY SALE
SA VlNGS ON ALL QUR ~QUALITY._J LINES .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Rev. C.
Galea was assigned to the Guelph
Correctional Centre for his summu
work. While there he developed
excellent rapport with many young
lawbreakers.
mean what you say. Don't com-
promise. And don't be 1nt1midatcd by
our threats to drop out of school or
leave home. Stand up to us and we'll
respect you. Kids don'v..want .every-
thing they ask for.
9. Be hone~t Tt•ll us the truth no
matter what. And be straight-arrow
&bout cvel)thmg. ~ lan take 1t.
LukewarpJ answers make us uneasy.
We ca n -;melt uncl.'rt:11nty a mile
away.
• I.
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SAVE ON: '\ ' -Wooclmark Chair# Drexel, Herltag•, Stanton . Cooper,
Hickory Chair, ~argle Carson, Charlton & Morel
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He asked the boys for clues as to
why they had ended up in that
institution. He then uked them to
draw up a code for parents. zeroing in
on specific areas where they had
failed. Here It is:
I. Keep cool. Don't fly off the
handle. Keep the hd on_when things
go wrong. Kids need to sec how much
better things..turn out when people
keep their tempers under control.
2. Don't. get struAg-eut from too
much booze or too many pills. When
we sec our parents reaching for those
crutches we get the idea that nobody
goes out there alone and that it's
perfectly OK to reach for a bottle or a
capsule when things get heavy. Re-
• member, children are great imitators.
We lose respect for parents who tell us
to.behave one way while they behave
another.
3. Bug us a httle. Be s.tricL Show us
who's boss. We need to know we've
&0lS<>me stron~ supports under-~
When you cave 1n we get scared.
4. Don't blow your class. Stay· on
th.at pcdeital. Don't try to driss.
dance or talk like your kids. You
embarrass us and you look ridiculous.
S. Li&ht a cal\dle. Show us the way.
Tell us Ood is not dcad1 or slecpina. or
on vacation. We ncco to believe 1n
something biger and stronger than
out'ltlvn. ~ ~-
6. Scare the ·hell out of us. If you
catch us lYtnt. stealing or beinacruel.
&Ct tough. Let ~know WHY .what wt
did wasJ wrona. Jmpress on us the
import.an« of not rtpeu1na such
behavaor
7, When we need punishment, dish
it out. But let us know you still love·
us, even thouab we have let you
down. It will make us think 1w1cc
before wc,(11\akc that same move
'"'11pin. · --8. Call our bluff. Makt it-clear you
I G. Praise us when we deserve 1t. If
you give us kids a frw tomphmcnts
once in a while we will be able to
accept criticism a lot easier. The
bottom hne is. WI.' want you 10 tell 11
like it 1s. -~ Reader Who Love
Kids.
Df:AR READER: Tbe young law·
breaken wtat put toget.er tbls guide
for parent• d.Jd a splendkt job. My
..re.1ard1 ro tile Rev. Galea. I call see
wlty tM lldt ·~~e and respect blm. Be
knows ltow to bring oat tbe be1t ln
tltem.
Goodall
launChes
zOostudy
SAN FRANC'ISC 0 {AP) -Jane
GOOdall has spent n quaner of 1
century monkeytngaround. ndw'
stall at 1t.
The world-renowned ·Ch1mpan~
cx~n announced Fnday she ii
launchina a .i new tudy that ·will
compare the ochavior of Cftptive And
wild chimps. ;
Th~ '1udy 1'1 d~ iancd to Mt
re5tarchcrs d1scbvcr which bchav:I
arc nc~iblt-and formed· by I
cnvfrol'fmtnt and wfik
the animal' nature said 0
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. I
est Germans r~s orlng
' ~ . . . ~__,..--~---....-
BJ IUIAN J. SMJTll
e a ..........
tb& lati cknde ~. .
A• the · former .. queen" of the
Haftleatic Laaue of cilia, LUebec
l>OJ)Wation 225',000, hu more biatori-
~ from lhe~wen tbe I kb aDd I 5th centuries than all
lost when 60 pment of the couutry't me o.hcr towftl of DOfUler'D Germany
urban bousina was deltroyed in combined, city cSfticials say.
World War 11. Jn the town of~ in ceqtral ma. back to the llenal-..
LUEBECK., WestGennany ..:..:.l.eft ·After the war, with f l million Germany, about tlOoldbouiesba\le <>oe-flfthoftuebeck'•oldnt_..
with mostly ruJnufter Wot1d War II, homeless, West -Oennan builden been miored in the tut 10 yan. au ~ inp wm cSattoyect aa Wortd W• U.
Germany paved over rnuch of iu found it casier'to bulldoze ruins and cott o( nearly S26 million in public and after the war some olbeil ..,.
architectural past, buryina bad construct new .apanment blocks than fundl. buUdoz.ed. -• "'-
memories. Old neapbor'boods and to painstakinsly restQre the bistorical AboutSlO million in public money "Mistakes wis:e made, bet it it
buildiQP &battered by bombinp were houses that remallied. officials uy. hu been q>ent oa tat.oration in unbelievable the W8Y 1tt1&udes M¥e
deemed best foraonen. "Fora lona'time the main thin& was ~lbuf'I, the first capitalt:!!f chanted in the tut ts y~" HaDleft
But recently, West Germans havo justgeltinaaroofoverpeople'aheads. Bavaria, •here some buildinp sti said. ·
picked up hammers and cnisels and There was no thouabt siven to contain pans of ancient ·R<i L.uebeeknowQU"efullymoo.itonall
devoted millions of dollars to bring-malcina an old build.ins more attrlel· . structures. An additional S3 million construction. Local laws evee ...,.
in1 historic neiJhboft,oods back to ive, .. said Rudi Kajatb, an official in bu been ~t to restore pictu~ue .late ~t color the roofs must be (red
life. West Berlin's -city renewal depan-Ban\befi · -.-or brown) and wba.t t)?of._cm ·
From BaJtic sea~rt towns like this ment. • •Frankl\ 1pent about S 11 million be bungoo storefronJl,iDOlhenm-.
· one to vi1Jaacs m Bavaria. West For ycan. restoration was ·lar&ety 'torecon1tnactsixmedievalhouseson 3liabts4feJ.llowed)." .
Germans are restoring centuries-old limited to cathedrals.and other public a· downtown squa're destroyed in Every effort is made to iAfUl'8 cMl
houses that ba(IJ stood in ruins or monuments. It was not until 1912 'Allied bombiqa raids. Hamburg bas modem UICI do not old n~ since the ~urrenderofHitler's that the national Parliament in Bonn spent about $6.S-'million to rebuild a buildin but lh' ·
Nazi war machine in May, I 945. pas~~ la~~ m~ ~raf n1oney I 7t!rc.enturyrell&n~s reno~tina 22 !D' dil fml • The teStO~n-traze has bCCn. avadablc to c1t1cs for neaahborbood _ Tbetefiauresdonotancludespcnd-housesto.bejo1ncdasan11111Cldloot
spurred by federal funding and a renovation. ina by private sour'Cel, which bas been Luebcck'saty fat.brndilcoveftMI dl8l ·
rebinh ofinterest in ord architecture, Since then. federal, state and local .considerable. In Lucbcck alone, city the loudspeakers and syntbelden ol
accordingto buildingofficialsaround gov~rnmc~ts have spent the architect ~we Hansen estima~ pn· t<>:<tay's musicians ratllecl Ge illied _,
t.he country. equivalent 10 marks of about $300 vate spendm& at the mark eqwvalent windowun<fwalls.
"Through the 1960s, ultra-mod-million a year on city restoration and ofSIOO million to da. te~ "To stand up to modem mutic. 1111 •
emism was celebrated in every ~Wal, the Buildin_g Ministry said. · Th' restoration has been so effec-butldinp had to be reinforced.,._.
form," said Robert Scholl, a s~kes-West Berlin, w1\b 1.8 miJlion tive in Luebeck: thata tourist1ost on a down to their fouodatiom," H.aDlea man for the f~eral Building M1ni'Stry residents West Germany's largest .. cobblesioned sidcstreet can cast~ s!ip said. i ..
in Bonn. "People mov~ out of the city, bas spent the most. The city ~ ·
.old cit)! centers, saying there wasn't cutrently pours more than S 166 . --
A aplfOl l -ea ..
The face-llftin& preject on the weat •Ide of the Capitol
bulldln& la captured at ntcht ln the Mall refl~dn& pool,
enol.iih light or space. million annually into renewin' old
"This all started chan~nJ in the homes, most of which were built in
1970s. Now the old bu1ldmgs arc the old German capital's I 9th<en-
admU:cd:'....~1fs bccomeohie-to live+R-tury-hcyday.
the 'Old Town' again." In Lucbeck, which has a much
Many German cities were founded smaller but much older "Old Town,"
more than a millennium ago, but _ $33 million in local, state and federal
countless architectural treasures were funds have been spent on restoration
Caffeineno danger to~
hypertensive_people · ·
-·Pirates s(ill the scourge of the seven seas
WOODS HOLE. Mass. (AP) -
Pirates ~till roam the seas and, in the
past decade. have taken hundreds of
lives and millions of dollars of booty
on merehant ships. refugee boats and
even luxury yachts. say expcns at a
conference here. .
· peared by the 1960s but began to said. . · , . Armed. they surprise a ship's
spring up again in the early 1970s But ~he pirates off western Afnca -sleeping crew. ransack its quarters,
along the coast of N1gcna when that "invanably know what they are -then take goods from lhc the deck
African ··nation's new-found oil looking fQr," ~aving learned oft.he before slipping away in small, out·
wealth broupit a boom in shipping . ship's contents m advance, Ellen said. board-motor craft. be said.
that clogged its pons. Vessels moored lil==============;:;;::;j:-r.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii off the coast soon became targets of
"Piracy occurs all over the world.''
~id Dean E. Cycon, a research fellow
at the Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institution, which sponsored the two-
~y ·conference.
Cycon said the United Nations
Conference on Trade and Develop-
ment has determined that piracy and
related maritime fraud now cost
sh1p~rs and ship owners more than
SI billion a year.
A recent United Nations report
said 1.376 people had been killed ,
2.283 raped and 593 abducted by
pirates along the coast of Thailand
alone since 1980. he said. ·
plunderers, he said.
Among reasons for an increase in
piracy in the past decade arc poveny
In Third.,. World nations that leads
people to crime and the burgeoning
. world~rug trade. Cycon said.
Ellen said modern pirates range
from handfuls of loosely organized
attackers ofT Singapore to groups of
up to I 00 who sneak aboard sta-
tionary vessels at night along the
coast of western Africa.
In recent years, he said, shipsofTthc
coast of Brazil also have increasin$)y
come under pirate attack. along Wlth
yachts an the Caribbean. ·
Boat
Canyon
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• Plnly of frtt parllin1.
• w neries •••ll•ble.
Eric Ellen. director o f the ln1er-
nat1onal Mariume Bureau of Essex.
England, said Wednesday that most
of those slain or raped by pirates were
"boat people.'' or refugees from
Vietnam.
The Singapore pirates. who-attack
along the na~ Phillips Channel
between Singapore and Indonesia.
arm the~selves with knaves and ·
bo d I . h Th k 616 N. Coast Hwy. ar s o -movmg s 1ps. -cy sec Laguna Beach
booty in the crew's cabins and
generally leave cargo untouched, he {714) 494-8489 ~~~~~~~~~~~_.:_~·~~~=--~~~~·..:___jLJ,..~~wmo------------------~ He said piracy had virtually disap-
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Doctors often advise hypertensive
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Jeanne Martin. director of nutribOD
dietetics at the University of Teus
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· Gh&i:eb. Women Unite
to hOld FellowshiP, Day
~-"lti~picl:-g@tting~
Werld Vision. a~d · ·
Ethiopia: The orpniutJon also
: provides aid to 77 other countries. · ''°O'ur Piece. of the Action .. will be
the theme of thia year's May Fellow·
sbJp Day, which will be celebrated by
Church Women United of the New-
Port Harbor Area Friday at·9:30 a:m. It St. ,.. tM DMM EpJ1copal
CIMlrH, 200 Oranae Ave.. Costa
Mesa ..
Owen Felton, peace andd'usticc
chairman of Church Women nitcd.
will lead the P.tOltlm. whb three
women of the Bable-Huldab, Lydia
and Priscilla-beina played by Mary
Sea of the cerou ... Mar \Jailed a.arc• of Oria&. Patty llealey of St.
Aadrew't Pr ... yteriu Cllarclt in
Newpon Bead\ and Debbie Fewell of
the Falnlew C..maJty Cll1r9 in
Costa Mesa.
Spcakina for today's women will be
Sister .Donna of the Oran1e Coast
Interfaith Shelter, /udy Mader from
Share Our Selves and &arbara
Schmalz of the Harbor Adult Day Care Center. A luncheon will foUaw
the program, and reservations must
be made by Monday • by calling
548-7176 or 548-7895. • • • • Dr. Maurice Allard, music.
· educator and dfrcctor of the Orange
Count¥ Master Chorale, will be the
guest instructor of this year's St.
Cecilia Choral Festival and Work-
·.shop·sunday.
The ann1!4l event, open to all
soprano-alto-tenor-bass choirs of the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Oranac.
will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. in the St
~Ula Catbollc C111rcb ttall . 1301
S.E. Sycamore St .. Tustin. Further
information may be obtained by
calling chairman Stanley A. White
eVC'ninas at 998-1468. ••• The Irvine Trio will perform Ill
Cllrta& ColJt&e lrvlae Sunday at 7:30
p.m. in Founders Hall Auditoriuln.
l The instrumental group.' formed in
1976, features Camille Ericson on
violin, Alayne Armstron• on cello a~d Larry G,ordon on piano. The
colleac is located at 1530 Concordia .in lr:.vjne and the svagcsted -donation
is $3 for adults and SI for kntor
citizeds and ttodents. Call 854-8002
for further information. ••• .An inter-cultural luncheon will be
shared by members of the FaJrvlew
Commaalty Cluarclt and the Yowig·
Nu Preabyteriu C.urcll Sunda~ al
11 :30 a.m. at the church facility. on
the comer of fair Dnve and Fa1rv1cw
Road in Costa ~sa.
Both congregations use the facility.
one in the morning and the other ID
the afternoon. The meal is intended
to bring the two groups together for
fellowship and the sharing of tra-
ditions. L . . . -
A new film series featuring author
Joyce 1,-andorf will be presented by
the Salvation Army Wednesday eve-
nings at 8:30 through June 5. starting
this Wednesday at the Santa Ana
church. 171 0 W. Edinger St. ·
The series. entitled .. His Stwbbom
NEWPORT IUCH
CIUICll Of REUCllll ICIENCE
Sunday Service 10:00 A.M.
. "1U~ /Jkw /JI IZ "1vt119 (jot/,
a /ek11tlt, g"""
(114) .... 1~20
Love," addresses ,thr problems com-
mon to women who are .trying to
balance marriage. career,. _children
and conflicting demands on their
time. The event is open to the public
and further information may be
obtained by alhng the Salvation
Army at 546-7880. • • • 'the Women's Dc'partmcnt of the
Lake Hiiia CommanJty ClaarFb, 23331
Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills. 1s
sponsonng a women's retreat Satur-
day from 9 .a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the A.11so Creek Inn ID South Laguna.
Mary Teasley, a pshchiatric social
work~r. will be the guest speaker. The
fee of S 17 1nc1udes a continental
breakfas1 and lunch. Call the church
office at 837-7729 for more infor-
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' MONROVIA (AP) -With 1uch
·dooatioos as peonies taped to
car'dboard, checks from former refu-sees and worn dollar bills, lite
antemationat Christian relief aaen~y
World Vision ex1)Cctl to send S60
million to Etbiopi~ this year. .
"This is 1he most massive under·
Opera aoprano Sharon takina we'teevermade," said spokes.
D&lijel• will '•l•• ~ Jecuue man Brian Bird of the oraniull.Qrt's and reel ta) Sunday, May 5, at efTons to hcfp stave off starvation for
7 :30 p.m. at the Shepherd of mittiens living in the droupt:'
but they also include aOod• such as
clothing. medical supplies, tents and
the like, Bird said. . .
The ·money is also used to employ
270 people in Ethiopia -30 Amen-
cans and 240 Ethiopians -and to
pay shippin& costs for the food and
aoods. •
In the last quaner of 1984-.r::ld
Vision spent S7.S million ·na
Ethiopians at six rural locations.
Thas year, Bird said, the oraaniza·
tlon anticipates spend1ng as mu~ as
S38 million on its food distribution pr~m. now ~tfnr"in-ciaht
Eth1opian cities, and in emeraency
aid and community developm~nti ·
mation the Hilla United Chmcb of stricken African country. ·
• • • · · Chrlat. so121 N•--uel Road. ~Oft ~onations received by the ._ qrpruz.auon. based about 20 miles
Four of the feeding centers nao io-
be moved because of chansina battle
lines between the provisional mili-The Rev. Howard W. Oliver of La&una Ntcuel. east of Los Anaeles, arc earmarked for
Laguna Beach will present the maJor ·-··-----------.. -----------talk at Sunday's_ rneotfog of the
"tary rca,ime and the auerrillas. ·
Unitarian Unlveraallat Fellow1blp of Heavy meta.I plays Laguna Beach, 429 Cypress Drive, at
10:30a.m. ~
Oliver will discuss his decision to
leave lhe ministry and about the a gospel messag·
At one relocated center; workers
were prepared to feed 300 people and I
2,000 showed up, said Jobn
McMillin, the ~ency's director of
relief and rehabihtat1on. ·
cvolu11on of liberal religion. Call . ' ~
494-3651 or 494-4743 for·details. . . . \
"This isn't unusual," be said.
"Wheri the word 1ets out that there
really is food, then the stronaer ones
return carryin.J the ones fhat \can't
Sblr Ha-Ma'alot, Har1>or Reform
Ttm{>Je wiJTholtt a "Great meriean
Auction" tonight at the 1emple. 2100
Mar Visl'a. Newport Beach. ·
A silen1 auction at 6 p.m. will be
followed by dinner in the sanctuary
and bidding continuing through the
evening. Call 1hc temple ofiic« at
644-7 203 for deuuls. • • •
New officers have been elected to
lb~ board of directqrs of the .. F.ood
D1strub1t1on Center Serving Orange
County of the Society of St. Vlacent
de Paul in Orange.
Thomas A. Fuentes. diocesan di·
rector of communtcat1ons was re-
elected as the chairman of the board
while Ricl:lard Crawford, a generai
CO!" tractor, is the n~w vice chairman.
Charles Marl(eJ, president of Markel
Cement Contractrng in Costa Mesa, is
secretary-treasurer.
LOS ANGEL~S (AP) -The bo~~ singer. Mi.cbacJ Sweet, make it on thelr own."
advent of music-videos and the sang lyncs such as, "I'll say. Jesus is The orainlzation feeds 6T,OOO
surging popularity of some evangeli-the way ... " • 1 Ethiopians each day and anticipates
cal rock singers have combined to After a Strypcr video was broadcast that bl the end of the year, it will have
bring' the word of God to television rc:cently on "Real · Vidc0$," two fed I. million people, Bird..Wd.
audiences -with a different beat. viewers called to ask why the Iona-Tiie meals consists of wheat, teff(a
"Real Videos" depans from the haired rockers in black and gold hiah protein grain mix). and porridie
preactfers and gospel singers of more spandex costumeund chains wert on made with oil, sugar and dry skim
traditional Christian programming Christian television. milk.
for music videos that blend the style .. · . .. .Despite the charity's efforts, and
and sounds of popular rock bands Real Videos prod~r Matt those of other relief agencies, mass
with rcli&ious lyncs. ... Crouch appeared ~he follo~ng week starvation continues in Ethiopia, he
"Music·video 1s the language of the ~ ~he network.~ flagship. show, said.
day," said Jim Hodson. the 22-year· P~t~ the ~rd., to cxplaJn what World Vision receives about half of
old producer of "Real Videos." · Chnstian mu~ic videos arc all abeul its donations throufh its television
"We're just using a new language.:· By bis side was his father, Paul programs, i;>f ~htch ·~ has three one-
• The heavy-metal rock band Crouch. the netwoFk's president, who _ hour films~ ~1rculat1on.
Stryper, for example. has a lead sinier gave this endorsement: "l love the 1~ ~lso ra1scf.money1hrou~ ~rcct·
who looks and dresses a little hke goal of the kids and I know it'sdoinia oiaahng and t~rough ~und ra1sang at
Gene Simmons of Kiss. lot of good. It's puttina some Chns-churches and corpora~10~ .
But thousands of fans rejoiced tian influence in the music that kids The average donation, which can
during a recent Stryper concert at the love. But pc.rsonally, I can't stand the ~ome in the form <?f mo~ey or goods,
Anaheim Convention Center as the music." ts valued at $28, Bard said.
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Coeta Mesa
NaTUNITED
MITMODllT CHURCH
1fth St. & Harbor Blvd.
Church Sehool 9:30
Worthlp 8:30 and 10:45
Char~ O. Clark, Mlnlater
Cqata M ...
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UNITID •THODllT CHURCH ' w_...., a Chwdt ktH*
... -10!G0a.m.
Dr. Wllllam E. Steel
CtWST ~H ·~THE 81A
UNITID •THOOtlT
All SAINTS
AJBICAN EPISCOPAL CtUCH
According to tfle 1ta
ltoott of Common l'r•r•r
... ,,. ltepflen W. Felkner, RtctOf
HOLY COMMUNION
8:00 AM.
MORNING PRAYER·
CHURCH SCHOOL 9· 15 AM
MORNING PRAYER & SERMON
11:00 A.M.
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18082 Bushard.
fountain Valley 963-380 l
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Missouri Synod)
7'0 Victoria ·St., Coet1 MHa
ST. MARY'S eacc.AL
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CHURCH
(Dl1clpte1 of Chrlat) _
2401 trvlne 1t Senta lubel
145-5711
Morning Worship 10 AM
Sunday School 9 AM
Oen• 8wan90n, Mlnleter
Loth•~;~;~';°t P!Mtof ST. MICHAEl & AU MGELS
IEWNllT llllUll
LITllEWI 011111011
Roser J. Btf&, Pastor
Kin Elfert Kro11tad, Pastor
WllUIPllRYIOE
8 AM ' 10:30 AM (Interpret'!_ fot the deaf at I AM)
Stlt>AY SCHOOl-9:15 AM
fbsery Care Avalable
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141·1111
hurch of St. Matt
b the Sea
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RABBI MARK $. Mll£R
SHA9AT SOIVICO
frl·f p.111. -Sat.·lO:JO a.m.
Family ~rvtces hi Friday ·
ol Month -7:30. Relr&ious School,
Adult Ed .. Youth Groups. S1n11ts
1011 C~. flewport Buell c111 ....,. .. ,
144-1-
Centor Alan Wei,,.,
lducater Mlrlem Vlft Raeffe
PRESBYTERIAN CtlJRCH I
OF TIE COVENANT
lruc:. A. Kurrie, P .. tor
Terry McCanne.
DueclOf ol Youth Minlslrles
Cyndi MCCanne.
DlreclOf ol Ctllldren'1 Ministries
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COMMUNITY UNITED
MITHODllT CHURCH
eN2 Hell Ave. 842-4461
ClrtstiMI n.n.atarr Sdloal
541-eeee n.. RH. Jallt Rortts Oalll: aecw
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FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
18225 Bushard St •
112-2113 James R. Hadley, Putor
ST. MARK
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
EastbMf Or & J.tmboree,
Newl>Oft Buch
Rev William MeQuotd. P~tOf
Asst. Pastor Robert P Stewart
Rodger Whitten, MustC Olreclor
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SERMON TOPIC:
"A New Commonplace"
CtUCH Of RELIGIOUS SCINCE
Member ~~·~:i:s~~T~$~'m~ Sc~
HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA 926'4S
Aelulta & Jr. Church For lnform111bn
9:00 & 11:00 R.v. Peggy Bauetl 969-1331
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Sunday
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8:30 and lD:l5 A.M.
Sumon Topic:
SUNDAY
WORSHIP
"Facing T •MPbtion Head-On"
Dr l"hn A "Huffman Ir rrt"~rhina
St. Andrews Presbfterian Church 11\.\1 :>1 A11Jrc'" R.)i!J
NNpo11 Beach California
17141til1·21W'
IEW THOUIHT,.CHRISTIAI CHURCH
. 110 W. 11th St., 0Ht11111
(l1ultla1 ltltHI tf lf•4)
. "How to Avoid Un1nted Experiences"
· BibJe Study Class 9 : 15
Sunday Morning Message. Healing & Junior ~hurch JO 30
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MQrnlng w hfD'.UNOA Y: lb Ora p . ........... .. .. .. .... 9:00 PM
8 le School,..... ...................... 10·45 AM
Evening Wor•hlp ....................... 6:00 PM
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10:45 AM • Prayet and PralM Eucharllt Rite II
Church School and Adult Education -9:00 & 10:45 AM
(Music, eermon and child care at 3 aervlcet)
~WllK WORltlP
Monday-Friday • 8:30 AM Morning Prayer
Tueaday -10:00 f.M EUc:harllt & Healing Service
Wedneeday • 8:30 AM Holy Eucharlat
Rector, ''· ....... Aehey • AMOC., ''· ....... Co:.. ...... Ing .. 1-The Rev. Todd Soreneen •Mr. Simuel Shafer
The Rev. 'T\hOmat Hent;r •Mr. Wllllam Rob«ta
SAINT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
n09 Via Lido • Newt>on Beach • 714-67S-0210
CHRISTllll SCIEllCE CHURCHES
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST IN 8QlTOH. MASSA,tiUSETUS.
"PAOBA TION AFTER DEA TH" .
Coit• Mea•_:.Fir•f C,hurch Of Chrlat, 8clent19tJ
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His thre -run ho~r HITS Ocean View;
University bats continue rtnging~ 0-1
Sam Augu~t had rapped a thrc:e-('UJl
bomc:r tn 1he third 1nnang for Foun-
tain Valle) to push the Barons' lead to
4-0. and a walk to Jeff Olson 1n the
bottom of the i.l\th shoved across
( hns Buatec on' strikes.to clinch 11. . '
UnJverslty 10, Corona· del Mar I:
Tht: _TrQJllnS (8-21..mai~
'>c:a V 1ew League by combining a 16-
hlt attack with e1&ht Corona del Mar
Mark Fa vorlte
Ocean View's Seahawks. con-
sidered at very best no better than a
Jark horse or spoiler, took over first
place ih Sunset ~ague 1 baseball
Friday afternoon. thanks to Tom
Smythc's three-run homer in 1he
seventh inmng_at f ountajn Valley.
The v1c1ory l!PS Coa~ Bill Git>-
bons' club to. 7-4. a half game better
than Huntington Beach and Edison,
both at 6-4.
.. For a while I thou~ht ll waSJUSt a
matter of things catching up with us:·
said Gibbons ... But Rudy Taub came
1n when wc were down 4-0 and kept us
there. then we got a !lreak or t~o and
then the big hit.
"Don Snowden was very effective
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Seattle can'~
whittle :down ....
Ang~lsbats
Carew, Beniquez
highlight 14-hit,
11-3 victory
~ (Slaton 2..0) 8t Seattle
(Yount 1·2)
Time: 7:05.
TV: Channel 5.
I Radio: KMPC (710).
• EA TILE (AP) -Juan ~n1quez
knows that Angels Manager Gene drove 1n three runs as the Angels
Mauch likes to platoon his ballplayers hammered four Seattle pitchers for 14
but he sull wasn't prepared for his hits. Beniquez added an RBI single in
second-inning appearance against the the fifth while Carew rapped two
Seattle Manners Friday night. doubles for his three RBis. the
"I didn't even have ume to c;wing 8 865th mul11ple-h11 game ofh1s
<......J>a.t. I didn't have time to loosen up.'' --5arr;c;ug Corbett, 2-0. picked up ~1d Beniqutz. who \\as loose enough · the ~in. pitching three scoreless in-
to deliver a pinch-hit two-:run homer nings in relict ol i.tan er Geoff Zahn.
to cap a five-run second inn1~g that who was for~ed to leave after two starte~ the Angel~ to an I 1-3 victory. inn ings txcause of tendem~s in his
Beniquez. a right-handed batter. left shoulder. Stu Chburri. JUSt up
staned the game on the bench because from the minors. pitched the final ~attl.e pitched right-hander Jim three innings. ,
Bea ttle. But.the l\ngcls tagged Beattle Cali forn ia scored 1n the fitst tnning
fo r four h11s and l\\O .walks . tn the on an RBl double by Ruppen Jones
second inning. bri nging on left-ofT Bcaltle. 0-2. Seattle tied 11 tn the
hander Da' c Geisel .. and, shonl~ bottom of the first on a sacnfice fly by
thereafter. Beniquez, (Jorman Thomas. -
··1 wa!>JUSt s1tt1ng on the be nch and Jerry Narron stan~ the Angels'
the ne'lt th1ng I kno"' they're telling second \\1th a walk .. Bobby Gricn
·me to grab a bat:" .-.a1J Ben1que1. who singled and both scored on Di ck
drove Gc1c;cl'i; second pitch into the Schofield's double. Carew chased
lcft-lkld bleachers for his third home Beame w11h a double that scored
run of the season. ··The gafl)c. "as 4-1 St hofu:ld
and then I hit the home run and afs Gal) Pettas singled a run home 1n
6-1. That made 11 a lot easier for the . the third fora 7-I score and the Angels
pitchers to go on with that lead... added three more in the fifth anCl an
Benique1 and Rod Carew each unearned run in the sixth
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for Fountain Valley and ll looked
bad." I
It was all turned around. howe ver.
on Smythe's homer and the Sunset
League has a new leader.
Today's Su nset venue has West-
min~tcr (2-7-I) at Edison at noon and
Marina (4·6i v_s._HuntJn&ton Be-achat-
Mile Square Park (7 p.[Tl.).
l'jlere are the h1ghhgfi1s of Fnda)~
prep baseball.
Ocean View 6, Foun&aln Valley 5:
The Seahawks. who have been living
on come-from-behind rallies all )ear.
did it a$"lin after trailing 4-0 1n 1hc
in1d-inn1ngs and 5-2 entering the
seven-th.
F4untaan Valle) 's fifth marker ·
But Ocean View's Blaine
DcBrouwcr oixned the seventh with
a single and John Savidan followed
with a shon-hop to the fence dou~le
Da,·1d T1nktc's lane dnvc to 'leC<t'd
couldn't bl· handled and one run
scQrcd-. then Smythe -s~u~ed -tm
three-run homer ofT Ba.ro n!> ate Boh
Sharpnack. ~· ·• . The Scaha\\kS p two more run-
ners aboard but fie lder 11m Reach
robbed Tim Tembreull of an C\tra
base hll to ~ecp the Barons do'>C
Singles b) Tern Rc1<:hen anJ aQd
James Wa )ne had the Barone; (5-5-11
'-"lthin stnk1ngd1stance 1n the bottom
of th e sevl'nth. but Brett John.,on got
crrorJ and three (rce pa~s. ·
Thb lleavy hilting Trojans. who
entered with a team batting average of
4:!2. took little lime m gettlngstarte<!._
.i'i c\1del)ced by firsHnnang doubles
h\ Mark Tavont~ and Bcc:Jt Howard
I r~ wnrpped up Wllh a flvc:-run
\l:\th 11;1n1ng. dropping CdM funher
10 the Sea...V1ew cellar at 2-7
Favorite was the leading hitter.
go•n$ 4 for 5. sconng three runs and
\tl-ahng two bases to improve on has
454 league averafe
Jeff Baker was for 5. scoring three
and knocking 1n three to better his
423 average.
Roger Wilson and Brett Howard
.T
~attle'• Jack Perconte la about to be
tagged oat by Rod Carew after taking a big
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lead and getting picked off ln the fint
inning -a tipoff of things to come.
were al$0 2 tor 3 1.-the free,swir\Pnl
contest
Newpcu\ Barbor I, E1t.ucla I: Tht
ailors got three-run bursu in the
founh and sixth anrunas and a
seven'tb-annina relief performance by
Dean ManinC'l, who got the last
batter on strikes with the basts loaded
10 up their Sea View Leag_ue record to
6-4. one half game off EstarKi.a_'s
second-place record of 6-3. ·
1¥tile Jarboc--s three-run nomer to
left in the founh innina staked
wanning pitcher. Jon Dishon to a J.()
lead. Jarboe sent ~1 350 feet to score
Chris H1 rahara and C'hns Park after
their s1n&le~.
Doubres by Manny Adams and
sophomore Ed Milum keyed
Harbor's sixth-1nn1ng rally.
The Eagles wc:re the beneficiancs of
(Pleue MC PUP/82)
Rhorer
sparkles
-in-defeat
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Bershiser
puts cap
on SD, 2-;0
SeaKingsgainr.e venge, ar e Sea Vie w's No ~ J
I ()~-\'\!(,[ IE-~' \PJ -II II \\ere
up to thc-~an D1l'go PaJrl'' ro name
---the Cy Ymmg-Aw:m1 wmnN (lg~
now. the} "'ould probahl) h:nc a
prell} good cand1 drrre
Los Angeles right-hander . Orel
Hersh iscr put the Pad rec; in handcuffs
for the second straight start. firing his
first career one-hitter aga1n\t them
Fn day night in the Do<lgcr'i· 2-0
VIC IOI).
"We've <.ccn qui ll' L'nough 11f Orel
Hersh1se r." c;a ld SM Ou.·go Manager
rom,it'•-Game
San Diego (Hawkins 3--0) at
Dodeer• (Wetch 0--0).
Time: 7:05.
TV: None.
Radio: KABC (790). •
Did Wilham\. after thl' 26-H·iir-old
pitcher shul hie, c;luh out tor thl·
CdM sweeps Artists,
Edison Onishes 12-0.
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-Corona del Mar H1gh's Sea Kings gained a
measure of reH·nge and the No. I spot from the
">ca VIC\\ League in the uiicom i ng C'I F 4-A
\'Ollc) hall pla)om. Friday night, handing
'1s1ting Laguna Bench a 15-8. I q-14, 15-13
leso;on. ··v.\· "'ere prettv h1g!i for this one." said
Corona dcl Mar (oach Matt Albade. ··1t
showed. it wa'i really a team etTon . The kids
were w ncentrat1ng. there were no diversions."
Laguna lkach had.dealt Corona del Mar a
three-set lose; 1n the first round. but the
com.htned c.tfotts of Steve ecY-k.ofT. Gu~
Putnins. Anan Ll'Wl'i. Peter Nourse. Jon
~ch1sler and Da' 1d ()eals pro,ed too much
F-nday night
Addllmnall}. back. row specialist Mark
( h.'ml'O\ turncJ in a \Oh t.I effort to help keep the
' pressure on.
Woodbridge also tin1~hl'S I 2-2. hut \l ill hl·
the league\ No 2 rl'prest"ntal1\l' in the plJ~oth
because ( orona "'as ::!-0 agJ1ns1 lhl' \\ Jrrlllr'
Laguna Beach is ttfr 'Jo. ·' \l'l'd h~ '1rturl' of a
coi-A-f#p ~{!ffiry-9\'e-r -EtMt·r,1-Lago11:i I~
and Estancia fin1shcJ at I0-4
··1fwc pla}' th1~ \\Cit in thl· pla,ol h \\l'.11 tx·
tough:· predicted -\lhade. a prmiull ot I .1gun.1
Beach High . ,
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·Edison 3; Ocean Vie" 0: Thl· t hargl'I.,
tuned up for thJ: < II 4--\ pl.l~olT\ \lllh .1 IS· n
I 5-5. 15-5 conquest of Ocean V ll'\\ to dose out
the.Sunset Leagul' campaign JI I ~-U
Chm ( arix·ntcr R1thJrJ \m11h aml
G~~~~on DuRose. a fam iliar n 1mhin.H1on Im
th nsct Lcgaue champion!.. pa,cJ 1h1: "'a'
Carp1:nter had I!( kall\. \m11h I ' ~ill~ an1I
DuBosc "" blod~
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no trouble w11h wink~'< mt.1 \k\J .,,.111111'! to .1
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Young i\\\ard \\Inner" • •
..\ftcr pitching a l\\o-h111l·r agalJlst
the Padre<; lac;t Stint.l a\. Hacihiscr
allowed onl~ a fourth-1nn1og "ingk 11'
Ton) Gw' nn on r mla~ night
Golden West holds· off Or~nge Coast
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Chri~tian g ets
first mai n win
Alan Christian of . Huntington
Beach raced to h6t flrlt Mein ewnt
win of the season Fdd8Y ntght In
Speedway motorcycte ectton at tM
Orange County Falrgfoundl •n
CostaMeu.
"I've JU\I tx·en e\trcmcl~ tons1s-
tent aga111\I thell\ ..,o tar.'· Ht•r,h iser
'ia1d "Unfortunate!) tor them the)
happt."fl to run anto nw \\hen l''l' had
Warrior~. Ocean View f>ad
lectds_in htgh school races
my best ... 1un. l''l' bci:n 1n a H"f\ goo<l (•Olden \\est < ollege came through in thl·
groove. "'hl('h hn~ lx·1:n h.1d for middle in r11ngh to top nval Orange Coast Fnda)
them.'' 1n women's communit) college softball .
"The JOb th1r, )oun~ man\ June for In ht&!' school action. Woodbndge and
us has been ama11ng." said Los Ckcan View con,tnued their unbeaten wa)s in
Angeles Manager T.omm} Lasordn. their re'ipCct1ve leagues.
whose cluh n.·ma1n~ atop -'}f thl' The details: .
National League We,1 '"\\'hrn \Ou Golden We.I 3, Oraa1e Coast I: Kim Bro wn
handle a ballclub hkl• ..,an 1>1ego th1• hit .1 towcnng h(m\er over the left-field fence an
wa) Hersh1scr has th~ ln'it two \tam lhl' fifth 1nn1ng dnd patcher Lisa Brad) scattered
~you've really accomph,hC'd 'iOlllc-M:\'Cn 0( '-hits as the Rustlers prtva1led at
tli1ng." , · · Orange ('oa~t. ' _ .
Her<ihll\Cr \truck nu t fiq: ant.I fter being held without a h11 for th<' fi n l
wa lked one a~ he 1mpro-.ed Im rc<·ord 1hrce innings by Pirates' Staner l1sa Houghton, 10 3-0 Golden West broke througti w11h a pa1r ofruns 1n
· ' the fourth as Sandy Storer doubled and Jill Her,h1 \C r raise~ ha~ scoreles1-1n---Rdlam) -tmgkd in the tint run An error allowtd
ntng st rcn~ to ~:?· in facing the · 1~ ..c:cqnd run to come across.
m1n1mum _7 batters. Gwynn walked In lthc bonom of the s1'\th. Brad) (l.l-14)
1n tht first 1~ning and wa!i caught worked out 9f a baS<' ·loaded. none-out rred1ca·
stcahng. and (1w} nn wa' agam caught mcni wi th a homr-10-fim double play follov.-ed
steohng after his 'itnl(lc Hersh1~ sc.·t b) 0 ground out /-
down the hn1 16 '-Inn D1e~o hatte". The Rus1lcn. moved to 5-6 en uth Coa~t
In the third mning. Rill Rus5ell .('onfcrcncc play. while dropp1na OCC' to S-5
smiled with one oul and ~'\·nt to th1"d WooAridp 7, Uatvenlty t: The Wtmo~
on Al Ohver·~ single {mcrrrro fol· sco1td !jjnllt TUM 1n th-io fim rwo 111nln1~ on '°lo
lowed with his t.loutlle oil r.1dres homt runs 11nd Patti Russell tossed h~ fo unh
starter Dave Ornvn'k)'. 0-2 \traaght shutout as Woodt>ndac kept tt,SCa v ;cw
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inning ~•th an RBI douhll'
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stcrnc')t tc!>t in the fir'1 inning. ''hc-n lhl h1i...t
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\he truck out the ne\t t\\ll h11tt'r' t•' l:'l·llll tlw
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thanb m pan to I 8 wal~'
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in,lud1ng a two-run tnpk· an thl' fifth rnnin~ \hl
a1\0 \1ngled tn a run 1n thr lounh
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as he+faoed tome of the tOIJQh9t
competUloo-of the y.--Bobby
Schwartz ~and KeUy Moran.
Schwartz wa1 at Cotta M9M tot a
one-thOt IPPM'M09. and wm rnume ndtng In the 8rtttth ap.o.
way l~ nut week.
. Mike Curoeo of Fountain V~
flnlshed MCOnd In the •
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-
Gwc; Orange CoaSt padSwim leads·
Nt,..~e paces Rust e rs· breast eclipsed t~c contcrenct m~rk ot S9.8S: vu • Saddlebad~ g Rhett Chee P1n1 turned U\ a -a-...,.1-if""' qualifying time of 52.38 an the 100 fly, aod
The Pirates' Chen Carpenter turned m an
electrif)'1nt double -tl\e state's second fastest
500 free, and 10 m1nu1cs later, the suite's fastest
200 f rcc. The freshman has also qualified as part .;.,+.--Jt-.JL-.11,,.,..~~~~~~...+·qtl Y··-~·------tettrmmue Manny Gutierrez rewrote the 400 IM
--conference record of 4: I .S.40 wj1h a 4:07.89. of the 400 freestylt' relay team. ·
Golden West's men and Orange Coast's
women took commandi~ leads on the ~nd of
thrcc-day competition an the South Coast
Conference swimmina and diving finals at
Golden West College Friday.
The Rustler men lead the team scorin& by
more thao 100 points while the Pirates' women
arc ahead by 141 points.
Mike Halphide of Golden West set n
conference record in the 200 free at I :43.SO tn the
l"ms. while teammates Mark Wicks and Jeff
n also qualified in tt\e event. The Rustlers'
ie Niode quaJified in the-100 &ck with a
52.01 mark.
"1 auess the bottom line is Carpenter 1s
back," Orange Coast coach Don Watson saad,
"She's doing a lifetime best." he added.
Carpenter wasn't the only Pirate to qualify
for the state community college finals.
"Seven (Rustlers) have already qualified
with automatics," Watson said. "We have 10
girls who have either automatically qualified or
The final day of com~thion, and chance at
qualifyina. is t9<1ay. with preliminary compcti·
t1on beginning at I 0 a.m. FtnaJs start at 3 p.m. at
the Rustlers' pool. .
The state meet as scheduled May 2-4 at
Medley relay teams from Golden West and
Saddlcba"ck w.il go to the state finals by virtue of
the¥ respective 3:31 .07 arid 3:34.76 clockings.
Saddleback 1s in second place in the team
standings at 26 7, while Oranse Coast's men.are a
. •distant third, I .SS: In third is Santa Ana ( 11 2.5).
followed by Mt. SAC (79.5). Fullerton. (61).
are being considered," he added.
. "We have more girls going . . . than I
dreamed of," Watson said.
Included in the list of Orange Coast
qualifiers.arc: Janet Williams in the 200 IM. and
Nikki Moffat in thr same event; Traci Averill in
the 50 back: Jen·ni North in the SO back: and Hartnell College in Sahnas. ·
Cenitos (46). and Cypress (24). . W~i!e Colden West's ~en were lapping the
compcuu.an., Orange.._ Coast s women we~ vir-
tually drying themselves off before their oppo-
nents finished.
Steve Bentley led Gpldeo West, qualifying
for the state meet in the 100 breast (59.23) and
400jndjvidual medley. Bentley's mar~ in the 100
~t'.--
.;; 'I SPORTS BREAK • -~
rfr; Padres' Wiggins
remains no-sliow
fOr sedond game ·
From AP dJspatelaes
LOS ANGELES -Second baseman iii
AJan Wiggins of the San Diego Padres
failed to appear for a second straight game
Friday night, but Ballard Smith, president of the
National League team. said Wiggins has been in touch
with tiis agent.
· . Smith showed up at Dodger Stadium shortly
~fore 6 p.m. and a 10.minute team meeting was held.
After the San.Diego players were led out onto the field ____ · for batting practice. Smith, Man-
• ager Dick WiHiamr and lhhCT
team officials met behind closed
doors for another 10 minutes.
Afterward. Smith said Wig-
gins has spoken with his agent.
"We are now attemptinj to
get a hold of Alan." Smith said.
Asked 1f Wiggins was safe,
Smith said that he couldn't com!
ment on that right now, and
refused further comment.
Earlier in the day. Mike
Swanson, the Padres~ass1stant media relations director,
said nobody connected with the team knew the
whereabouts of Wiggins. • ·
•:To my knowledge nobody has s~ken to him
since sometime yesterday," Swanson said.
Balnea lowere boom on Yank•
Harold Baloes' three-run homer with iii
two outs in the sixth .inning carried Tom
Seaver and Chicago to a f~2 victory over
New York in American Lea&ue action
Friday night. The homer, Baines' fourth of the season,
came on the first-pjJch from Ed Wkltson, 0.3. who
momenls earlier ha~ been working on a no-hitter, a nd
gave the White Sox a 3-1 lead .. '· Elsewhere in the AL,
Jackie Gallerre1 and Jim Rlcedfove in two' runs-apiece
and Boston overcame an early 2-1 deficit to defeat
• Kansas City, S-2. The Red So~
winning for the third time in the
last four games. took the lead with
two runs in the fif\h inning and
padded it with two more in the
sixth on Gutierrez's bases-loaded
single off Ma,. G•blcu, 0-1 . . .
LJtyd Mosebr'' two-run homer in
the seventh inning helped Tor-
--+-~·nto-ovcn:omc an earlylhrec-run
deficit as the Blue Jays rallied to
defeat Texas, 6-5 . . . Tom
...._ Bnuuky belted it lcadoff home
run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Minnesota -· ·
an 8-7 victory over Oakland and extend the Twins'
winning streak to six games. Brunansky's sixth homer
of the year, a high fly ball just inside the left-field foul
pole, came on a 1-0 pitch off Keltla Atherton, 1-2. the
third A's pitcher ... Cal Ripke. and Fritz CouaJly each
drove in two runs to lead Baltimore to a 6-3 triumph
over Cleveland for the Orioles' fourth consecutive
victory ... JJC~ Morris overpowered M1lwaulccc with a
-five-hitter to lead the Dctfoit to a 1-0 victory. Morris.
3-2, walked two, struck out nine and retired 14 batters
in a-row until Cecil Cooper doubled with one out in the
ninth.
Garner's clutch hit lifts Astros
Hca-thcr Laurie m 1hc 501'reast.
Saddleback's Patti Smitll also qualified in
the so back. Traci A•erUJ -
Whitworth, Wright 10 behind
Rober.to De Vicenioand Ken Still fired !I
a six-u!!~er-par 64 Friday to...@ dtfcnding
champions Billy Casper and Gay Brewer
at the 36-hole mark of the Legends of Gotf
Tournament in Austi n, Texas. Both teams were 13-
under par 127. Ka~y Wkltwortla and Mlckef Wrl&lat's
head-to-bead challenge with the men ended m disaster
with a two-over-par 72 that put them 10 shots behind
the leaders. Argentina's De Viccnzo. a two-time winner
here with two different partners. b1rd1ed four holes to
highlight the bettcr-ba.U round ... In the rain-delayed
Ho uston Open at the Tournament Players Course. Jim
Slmoat fired a six-under-par 66 to take a two--shot lead
over David Frott and Wayae Levi at the midway point
of the tourney. Seven other players were three shots
back. .
Finale for Ezpreu tonta'1t? ---~
The Ponland--Breakers and Los An-EE
gel es Expreu. square off at the Los Angeles c II,
Coliseum 'in a United States Football
League tonigh t (5) that could be the fi nal·
one for the Express. The Breakers will bring a 3-6 record
1n10 the game. while the Express, laden with high-pnced
talent but goang nowhere on the fieki or at the box office,
is 2-7. A lot of the Express' on-field troubl~ arc
attributed to the problems off the field -t))cy're so
severe that General Manager Don Klosterman con-
cedes that the league may fold the 1eam at a meeting
Monday in Teaneck.• NJ.
-----Olympians top
M-t. SAC field -~
Lewis , Brisco-Hooks slated
to compete in 26th relays
.
.
WALN UT (AP) -Carl Lewis and Valene Brisco-:
Hooks, who collected seven gold medals between them at
the I 984 Olympics. head an impressive field in SundaY'•
Mt. SAC Relays, a meet that has seen 22 world records set.
in its 26 years of existence. . . :
"We have a lot of athletes who tu med u1 outstandinc
performances in ,the Olympic Games last summer an't
we're excited." said meet coordinator Don Ruh. "Dowrt ·
the line, we feel every event is strong. With 'ood weather:
I think we'll haye some great performances. • ;
Lewis. who matched Jesse Owens' feat of winning fow:
track and field golds, will compete 1n the l 00-met.cr 4ash., -·
one of the featured events in tbe the competition at Mt. Saa;
Antonio College. •
-Lewis. who had a 9 93-second. wind-aided clocking
during the Mt. SAC ·Relays in ~983. will be matcbe<t
against JOO.meter wor.ld record-holder Calvin Smith;
whose international standar.d is 9:93: and Mel Lattne~
who had the world·s best time -9.96 -la~t year. .:
Brisco-Hooks. who earned golds in the women's 200
and 400 meters and also as a member of the I .~mete;
relay team, is slated to run onl y in relays at the Mt. SAq
meet. · · TeleTt..jon, radio Another highlight event is th e men's high jump, wher~
Jim Howard will battle Dennis ~w1s and iyke Peacock.,:
TILaYlllON. Howard twace set American in door re~ords this
9:30 a.m. _ IA-.a.L: This _. ln winter. sailing 7-81/i. That also was higher than anJ American had ever gone outdoors. ;
"We're Just hoping we Hear something when we go
to the ballpark tonight. That's basicall y it. I really wish
I had more I could say about the matter."
day
PWI ·Ganer'• two'.-Out sinlic in the
ntnfft-HMH.AJdrove in JoaeCnz l'mm. ·
base wiJfi tnc winning run Friday night as
buebell, 'Chant* 4. ·Lewis. from Long 'Beach C'ity College, recen1ly tied L-t~~1~0~a~.m~.~-;;,=~!!!~fJIW.:'.!Oll'.k..Yllnkl•~Lf-E>wighf Stones· nauonal ootdoorrccord of 7-8. ~ . 4. -was ranked best in the world in 1981. and was ranked
.,.,. L 11Potll. a boxJng f9n who It maMg11t of
Boteny'e In LM Vegu, deecrlblng· a fight In the
nlghtdUb betWMrl a WQman' Ind former ~
W9lght c:Mmp6on4..eon ~-.,"Tlw wgument
lt8r1ecl *-• lhe wnted to i.w, but Leon .,,., to .... ....,.,., Mr, and lhe t9IUrned
wtttt ~. ecorl"G Mff. She hed a QrMt llft
hook. Hit ttten1oolf fier to the ground, hit her a
couple ol tam. lfld tt... left. It'• hlrd to l9Y no to Uon. .. the e.dy found out .••
Bucks, 76ers aet up meeting
Terry Cammlng1 scored 3 f pdints, fit
1nclud1ngsi"< crucial free throws an the final
seconds. as Milwaukee ' beat Chicago.
IOS-97, to capture their opening-ro und
Houstoft. defeated Atlanta, 3-2. in the
Astrodomc. With two outs, Ctuz singled sharply and
raced to third when the ball rolled between ripit fielder
Albert Hall's legs for an error. After an intenlJonal walk
to Jerry M1mpllrey, Gamer lfncd his single just past
shonstop Rafael Ramirei ... In other National Leasue
contests, Hable Brooks paced an I I-hit attack with four
~ RBI while Tim Wallacll cracked ~l,.. , his first·homer of the season as
,.•'. Montreal beat St. Louis, I 0-5, for
the Expqs' fourth straight victory.
Andre Dawson also homered, his
fourth. in:-the last six games. to
back the pitching of David
Palmer, 1-2. who allowed four
hits LO the six innings he worked .
. . Wally Backman went S for 5
and drove in three runs and Ron
Darllo1 pitched a five-hitter as
Gamer New York defeated Pittsburgh. ""
6-0. Dartyl Strawberry accounted for the Mets' fou11h
run with a high-arching, 430.foot homer off the -
backdrop of the scoreboBYd in right field in the fift h
inning ... Dave Lopes belted a.three-run.homer 10 cap
.11 Lm. -MITOMCING: lntemetlonld Aw second in 1983.
of Championlfrom ~Beech. AL, Channel 2. The pole vault has attracted an outstanding group ot
11 Lm. -80WLlllG: Ch8nnel 51. competitors. including Olympic silver medalist Miki
' Noon -"°"""LR: Jtm Plhner profttee :rully. who holds the national record of I Q.1; and Earl Bellj
Jockey Al'9ll Ccwcllro, Ctww* 28. the Games' bronze tlledalast. •
12:30p.m.-·PRO~:N8Aptayoff The women's hagh hurdles figure to be highli
game -Portland at ~ert. Chinn,! 2. competiuvd .... p1tnn1s gold medalist Benita .Fitzge~ald:
1 p.m. -QOUI: Legendt tourney from Austin. Brown agaa'kst Pam Page and Candy Young.
Tex., Channef 4. . · Tom Petranoff, former world record-holder. will due(
%:30 p.m. -GtDTWIT "°"11 LI....,., Mike Barnett•!' the jave lin:
Channel 1. ·
3 p.m. -8PORTICON: World proftak>nal arm wreetllng ~. CMnnet 4. • ·
3 p.m. -AMAftUR MDIGc U.S. ve.
YugoelaVta, Channel 1.
-.-p.m. -IPORT8 ,OCUI: Wlth Juflue EMng.
Channel 4. .,.
. 4 p.m. -IOCClft: SpMt w. 8cotMind In
European Group 1 Wortd ~~ mMdl (played F«>. 27 at Sevlle). 34.
4:30 p.m. -wm WORLD OP 911P.,.OR"'9'1T .... The
Hatlem G._..rott .. In NfW Ort1•1a; ~
OetbY Tri. and Derby~.~ 1. e:30p.m.-~.,..,..Ll't:Aoroflteof
women'• :,o ~etbell ~ Heney UebermM, ~.m. -llAIEIALL: .Angela at Seattle,
Channel 5.
-Cros6y dis·appoin.ted ~
in foundation's stand ~
~AN FRANCISCO (AP)-The foundation that runs
the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am said Friday it would
stand by its ··solid commitment" to AT&T despit~
Kathryn Crosby's offer to reconsider cutting the family'~
ties to the golf tournament if it turned down phone
company sponsorship. ;
Mrs. Crosby said .she was d1sappo1nted by the!
foundation's decision, noting that the tournament could
make more money for charity and golf purses by acceptin&
pledges ofsuppon from other indi viduals and companies
that didn't demand rhe1r names tf attached to the
tournament's title. .-·
National Basketball Associr110n playoff serjes, 3-1. The
Bulls, making their first playoff apP.Carance since
1980-8 I , were Jed by Mid aael Jordan's 29 points.
Qaintin Dailey came off the bench to score 17. all but
two in the second half. The Bucks advance to the
semifinals of the NBA 's Eastern Conference playo ffs.
against Philadelphia ... The 76ers ousted Washington.
I 06-98. as Jalias Erving ·scored 25 points. 14 1n the
fourth quaner after Philadelphia had all but blown an
I 8-point lead. The.76ers won the series. 3-1 ... Heading
for a decisive fifth game as the ~ries between San
Antonio and Denver after the Spurs evenea-matters at
two games apiece with a,..116-I I I victory over the
'--~~IJ?Wt!~~~~mM~iutc.:..b<c:tull scored 37 points 10 lead $an
Antonio and set the stage for a final contest Sunday in
Denve r. San Antonio point ~uard Jobnny Moore added
17 points and had 16 a'ls1sts ... Houston's "twin
towers" -Ralpla Sampson and Akeem Olajuwoci -
scored I 8 point<; each as the Rockets staged a second-
half comeback to even their best-of-five series wath a
96-94 victory at Utah.
a four-run first inning and Ryne Sudberg homered and
scored four times as Chicago defeated Philadelphia.
7-3. Dtnais Eckersley, 3-1. who patched shutouts in his
last two starts, gave up nine hits ... DID Gladden hit a
two-out, three-run homer in the ni nth inning.
climaxing a six-run rall y thal gave San Francisco a 7-6
victory over Can cmnat1 Reds.
Kitson scores 7, as Lazera fall Lakert, KL.AC (570).
Deane Beman. director of the PGA Tour. said he
wo'\Jftffeave decisions o n ffieTuture of the Crosby to the
Monterey Peninsula Golf Foundation. which runs the
en~. . I' fiA:crlMORE -Paul Ki~son 11ed an '9 Ma or Indoor Soccer League playoff record wit~ seven goals to lead the Balt imore Blast
to a I 2-3 victory over the Los An~eles
-5 p.m. -· PRQ lf00T8AU.: Portland at LA
Expr .... KPZE ( 1190). I
7 p.m. -llAll8AU.: Angela at s.ttt., KMPC
(710).
7 p.m. -~ASDALL: San Diego at Dodger•,
KABC(790).
The late crooner's widow announced Monday that
because of efforts by the PGA and the foundation to tum
the tournament into what she called "another corporate
sideshow," she was ending a tradition Crostfy began io
J 937 of pairing professional golfers with show business
and other spons c-elebri1es.
Luers an a playoff game at the Civac Center Frida y.
l
~REP BASEBALt,
1"'rom Bl _ ~ '1.· •
.. l . JOur walks and a h1t-ba11q in the a game-sa\lngd1v1ng catch to end the ~l.5eventh inning, but a double pla} g;ime.
·bif>rcccded three of those wal k'l. then Seymour was also one of the hatting
iolJartinez ent~red and· gut the last ~tandouts for Woodbndge (5·5).
~ttcr swrngang.. gomg 3 for 3 wath three RSI which
10( Dishon. who had misc;cd '\even came on a bases-cleanng tnple in the
21.'Cames because of mononuclc051s (he top of the third.
:l(fost 18 poundc;). struck out fi,e and losta Mesa (4-6) wa~.-paced by
l..-.,alked eight an what Coach Waym· MikeSalladay, who was 3 for4, drove
olffeck called a '"gull}' performann: .. in a pair and scored a run
'..f'&. • •
.11 Woodbridge 7, Costa Mesa 6: The
"'wamors manufactured a 7-1 lead
'l.and then had to hold on a\ the
Jd'tustangs put together a \C\.Cnth-
, Jnning comeback which fell JU\t one
. run 'lh}
:' Ancr sconntt fi\c time\, Costa
-"Me'la had the rotrnt1al tyang run at 8 \econd and thl' wanning run at first
when left fielder Mall c;e, mour made '~--- --±c=--,
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l-\rt1sts committed nane errot'.s and
gave up seven uneatncd runs a~ the
Roadrunners capitalized on the way
to the win a,t Laguna Beach.
The Artists' C'ob} Naess singl ed
home Rex Reasor and Mark
McGrath in the fourth to tic it up. 4-4,
but Saddlcback scored three runs
with two out in the fffth 10 rcpm the
lead lor good.
ATh Arceo got the Roadl\anncrs
( 5-5) on the board w1 th a thrrc-ru n
jlomer 1n the fir.tt inning He was 2 for
4 on the day
Sockerswin
SAN DIEGO (A P) -Forward
Steve Zunaul had three goals and four
a 1sts Fn"day ntjh1 as the San Dicso
Sodtcrs1 defeated the K.1~$ C11y
Comets) f. 7 and took a 2-0 lead in
their best-of.five M-.ior Indoor Soc·
cer Leaaue quanerfinaJ pl•Yoff series.
'-
Branko ~ota. added four 1oal1.
and Huao Peta had two IOl1s md
one assist for t~c Sockers. w'ho sco~
nine consecuti\lc JOlb durin&..o lht mia<ITc two penods to ui c a ~ o-4
le d •
CdM ....
From Bl
('IF 4-A pla}'offs because of two losse~
to co-champion Corona dcl Mar.
.. La11ana Hills 3, Irvine Z: Mike
Garcia (28 kills) paced the Hawks.
who finish 3.9 in South Coast League
play. Irvine closes out the sc~son at
2-10.
On the community college level:
Goldea West I, Suta Barbara Z:
The Ru$tlcrs pulled in to a three-way
tie for second place in the final South
Coast Conference standings behind
champion Long Beach Cit}' College
with a ·come-from-behind i 0-15.
5-15. 15-9. 15-13. IS-I I triumph at
Santa Barbara.
Golden West, Pierce and Santa
Barbara fin ish at I 0-4 and will be in
Tom Trager paced the Artists (J-7) the Sout hero Califom1a Re11onals at
wrth mrec hrts ~nd two RBf tn four ar -G&lde~t on May 3. afong-wrth·
bats Long Beach ( 13-I).
· Freshman~ outside hitters Steve
'~lrvloe 7, Capistrano Valley$: Jim C'onte-(27 ktlls. 12 .hlocks) a,d Ji11l Brown (25 . lulls .. ·9 blocks) and rph y and Buddy Mundt pounded freshrnan middle blocker Brian Tcr-out run-scoring hm to lead the 9 k II I"' block Jed .. Vaqueros' fivr-fun fifth. as lrtinc JeSOn ( 1 1 s, "' s) tht way
"'oved past tht Cougars at lrvme. for Ooldcn·~est's uphill victory.
Mundt's doublt sent Rick
Fullerton gets
6-9 Kansas star
·Lakers rested and
set to_!1ft the trail :
Th-, -b 't I-tile~. "Our reserve~ got a lot of ey may e 00 play1ng1imc1nthclasffewwecksand
---------it's hurt some of our starters." rela xed for Blazers Toward the end of the regular -l -t 00---,--seasc:m. the Los Anp:l6 starters had a fl ay S Opener lot of opportun1t1CS to rest as tht\
l..akcrs took somt one-sided d~
cisions. Then. duYlng the scriel;
INULEWOOD (A P) -The Lo!.'gainst Phoenix. they generally play:
Angeles Lakers. who breezed past the cd Just' a httlc more than half of tht
Phoenix Suns in their opening Na· games.
tio~al Basketball Association playoff "I think cond1t1oning a~ thi~ ~inL_
~nes. now face the Portland Trail 1s a~ much mental as physical, • Riley
Bl~ers an a best-of-se!'veo senes said. 'Tm sure they arc in shaf!
begionini today at the Forum. physically ... we got sloppy as h~
The nationally teleViscd opener scncs (against Phoenix) progressed:
wtll beain 11t t-HO p. m. The Lakers might have prcftmd to ~ The Lakers scored three lopsided have played Dallas rather thao
v1ctones over the 1ajury-plagued Portlend 1n the second round. Thi
Suns in thai bcst-.of-five set that Mavericks don't ha-..e an effective
ended last Tuesday maht center. while rookie Sam Bowie has
The Trail Blazers had a more become a force 1n the middle for tht
difficult with the Dallas Mavencks, Hail Btu~·. ,
althouah tbey did wirid up &A_. series Bowie d 20 rebounds in the Lu&
in fo uraames with a-l I S-113 \numph rqular·se son meeting with tht
Thursday ni&ht i~onlan1 l.akers. which Los Anaeles won.
The Blazers' t two contests IJS-133. 1n overtime
aaeinst the Mav ricks we~ decided The Trail Bla1ers also feature hia!'i-
1n ovrrtimc. the first '\ double· S<:on ng forward Kiki VandewC'Jht
overtime decision thal Dalla• won:' and a trona t>.nth led by certtef'-
After 'Plinina the opcnina two forward Mythal Thompson ~cl
Smetcnka home and Murphy's tnaJe
$COrcd Jeff Dielman and Mundt.
giving the Vaqueros a 4-3 lcad. Remy
Rahmatulla crossed home on If teve
Lipton u crifict and Bobb)' Hamelin
singled home Murphy to complete
the 1nnina·s~nn._
The Vaqllbros improved to 6-3
while Capistrano Valley fell lo 2-7.
pmes an Dallas. the Trail Blaze~ guard Jtm PaxllOn. -
Ron Barnes. a 6-9, 24()..PQUnd then won both conic ta at hoinc. The Trail Blazcn' style of ~
, crntcr from Independence. Kan., giv1n1 them t9 victories in th'ear last would also appear to a,1ve them •
Steve Habermehl led Irvine with a
3·for·3. ont-RBI f)(rformancc.
Mundt was l for 2.
Irvine hostll Dana Hill (S-4)
Wednesday in a ke~ Sout~ C<)ast
Lca.uc Jlmr w1ili CrF playoff
ram1fi<-at1on<1
Junior College. hu s1a.ntd a l\&tional 20 games at Portland, bctkr chance •ftinst the takers..
letter of intent to play ba ketball at The Lak.crs. who made it to the Portland plays a similar type.1of ptnt
Fu lie non · uite next ~n. the finals of the playoffs laS1 year only to to Lo, Anple~. a W'ldc.-<>pen ninnhll
Khoo' announeed Fnday. 1 lost to Boston. should be wcll-restrd game. Thus. the Blazers won't bt
Sames ucil&cd 6.S pomts and 6.2 -maybe.t90 well·rcstw . forced om of 1ht1r tempo by tht
rcboWMh..pe1 ... me la;t ~aMM1~. -Hf'"--~ have to worry-about ton-Lakers' tonntnJ·aunnina st) le ·
has two yea" or eh&ib11tty 11 Full· d1t1on1nf for somr of our fropt·hnc The ~ond pmc of the amn .-ii
cnon . pla~rs.' td Lake,., Coach Pat ~ rla td Ill the Forum Tuesday .
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Oevt4 ''°'' WevML.tvl c.l\rlll~
K.111 Ftrout
"""' MtllC>lt et1i.a.ca tol>MJ..wphv
ltevmond Floyd
loObv WedklM
JoM Mtlltffev Run COCIVtn ._
Oert!IU ltOM O. Hemmoncf
Merit O'MMr1
lt•ll>h Lendrum
Merk lrookt Garv Pteyer
M. Nleotellt
Garv McCord
Nick Prle9
Gre;TwlHs
Doti Pootev lllOMle Bi.<:k
He111,...,,1n
Bn..tce l.ilt1kt
PeutA1'-
CortY Pevln
llN ltoeers 1t1111_ &trecll
ltlCfltrd Zoll or
Joev Slndtltr .JoMCOOk
Mark Wlebt
S.llCIV LYlt
Ktn8rown
8Udd¥ G1roner
L TllOmoson
,,_.._,36
61-71-'11 7111-lll
61-n-l)t
61-71-13'
n-'7-139 n-'6-•3' 71 ....... ,39
ff•10-13'
6N0-13t 10·7~l40
71·6t-l.O
'9·71-1.0 70-7~140
73·61-141
n -61-1•1
70·71-141
70·71-141
67·7-l•I
71·71-1"2
n-1~t42
60-72-142
71·71-141
71·71-142 70·71-1'1
10-72-1'2
71·11-142
7•·4t-142 11·71-1(2
_n-11-14J
71-72-1'3
72·71-143 , .... ,_,43
72-H-14.3
73-1~143
61·7S-1'3
61·7S-143
70·7)-143
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O.vlcl Cttlltm Oil~ c ltOdrleuu
Miki Holllnd
lftllU-
Jtdl lll-Chris Ptrrv
Jeff Htrt Ed Flori
JOdil MudO
Din HellOOteon
8erryJMOt;414
F •tel COUPIH
Mike Su"lven D Eiclllltlerttr P Ooltlf'l"luls
Lennis Cttmtnts
Mlkt Bernt>i.11
Kermit Z..rllv
8111 Crenww
I/ AAlltltdo
JlmCOlbtrl
Mlkt l rlehl
Ed Sllttd
Ar>dr1w~
MlktSmlltl
8r8d Fe!*
LonHlnkle
JOhn Fought
AIGefbef'-
Sammv A~s
T VetenHnt
Steve Pett
Vance Hetfner
L Broecll
Ml<.O'Gredv
72·71--10
1f·n-1'4
11 7'>-14ot 74-~1 ..
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71·7'>-144
1s-...... 1 ..
7S·6.,_l.,.
74·70-1 ..
ff·7S-l44 n-n-1 ..
70-76-144
10-1.-.144
71·7'>-t44
7S•6'-14't
73·n-1•S 11-1.-.1•s
75·70-IU 74·71-145 n-1>-t4' 71-74-145
10.7S-14J
71-7S-146
1 .. n-144 75-7'1-146
74·11-146
7t-7S.-146
10-7 .... 146
75·71-146
11-7..5-146 74·7'>-W
H·7>-IC7 7l·n-IA7 70-,.,.... 1'7
7S·71-147
n -1s-141
n -1s-1'1 72·75-147
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Altl6Y NOfltl
0.VtCI 09fl'I
ltt'S Celdw'll <Hrv~e Tonv $llh
~HtnGOCll
Jim Nllord
Nick Feldo
I Cian-tt
JIPI~
TllO!Nla l.tl\men
MlktR.id
FrtnkC-
JevOonltellt
JoM Adamt
D Lundltcom T 1rry Ktftdrlck
LouGrelltm
lton Commt111 ~oward Twitty
MlktOoNIO
lvM SMlffl 9oO Payne
$1ev18owmen
0 1vlel TllOr1
TlmNorrlt
Tim TNltn
OonMtHtnOlle J9ff C.J>llQfl 0ouo Ttwtll )Im TllOrpe
~ltlftt.¥
Lortft It obtf' Is
AlltnMI~
Tom J91\klns JevHaes
Lorlft It oO« 11
Wo111en '~golf results
(e..,St, ~~re, Ft,IJ
..Judv Clark 64·65'-129
Oelt EGOellnv 67·69-136
KIV Ktnnedv 72·66-131
Mlndv Moore 61·7<>-I~
Jenet c*' 67·7?-139
Alie• Mlti.r' 70·69-139
DltdH l..Hk., 71·68'-139
Mollls Sllcv 61·71-139
Collttn Wiiker 69·7!>-139
G, Hlret1 .69·70-139
JoAnne Cerner 69· 7!>-139
Judv Ellis 61-71-139
Clndv Ftom 13·66-139
Cindy Hiii 71 -69-1.0
ETeTne Crost>v 71-U:--140
Jene Crelltf' 70-70-1.0
Nency Ai.bin 69·71-UO
Stllrlev Furtong 69-71-140
Pie NUuon 73·6'-1'1
Nencv Ltd.,.tter 70-71-1'1
M 8teckwllci.r 73·6&-l•l Ootlne CaPOnl 70· 71-141
Oeenle WOOd 6t·n-t•1 M Oolll 67·7-UI
Amv 8tn1 66·7S-14 1
Jtrllvn Britz 69·73-1•2
Mtrlent Hegge 72· 7<>-U1
M FOQlen\en 71·71-1~
Lfl'O't Mur-a 71·71-147
Lvnn Pertter 70-1?-1'1
ACKil JonH 67·7S-U?
ThtrHt Henion 61·7-142
C11rl1 Jonnson 71-71-142
Cethv Mint 7•·69-1'3
Leurt Peterson 7'·69-1'3 PIMv Hemme4 72·71-1'3
8 Mliranle
Merv Owvtf'
C O.rouau•
Katnv Bektf'
B. Pendergast
Vicki Slngltton
Milli E$
4111son Flnnev
Ruth Jtl"n
Heather Drew
Beverlv Ktass
Sue Ertl
Marv DeLong
L vnn Slronev
ClnqyMAcko Carolfnt <:>owert
Dtl>l>le Helt
M 0.vlln
UAlbrallh
Panv Havn
J KOflllltll
Joan,,. Paclllo
N1ncv Screnton
SlllV Qg11\11n
Lvnn Connettv
Terri Luckllur\t
Mlrtna Neu"
DewnCoe
Nor_,Froet
Murie BrH<
J1c1tle Bertsch
Dtl>Ole A rtoci.\
Vietti Atv1rt1
Jon Flvnn
Senor a SOullCh
Cathy Kret1tr1
BeckY Pearson
11·71-1'3
12-71-143
72·71-1'3 69-1.-.143
n-11-1 ..
7S·•,_, ..
70·75-145
73·7'-145
73·72-14S
7•·71-l•S
73-73-146
74·72-146
13·73-146
73·73-146 -
n -1.-.146
7•-72-146
12-1.-.146
74·71-1'6
73-7-147
n-1~1•1
69-n-147
71·76-147
71·76-147
n -1s-10
74·73-10
n-,._1.,
71·76-1 ..
75·73-1 ..
1'-n-1 .. n.,._, ..
74-7-14'
14.7._, ..
n-11-1 ..
13·76-149
76-n-149
72-71-149
1s-1.-. "'
Kvlt O'Bntn TS·7-14t
Joen Jovce n -76-14'
Lorrlt WllktJ n-72-1•9
Kim Stlfpman 77·1?-149
Cerolvn HIM 75·1-14'
l(f'ls Monagt11n 76·»-149
Sethi Llllle 79· 7~ 149 , did .. Qutllf'I'
Aot>ln Wenon 7S·7S-150
Lori West 72.7 .... 150
Merv 8,.vtn 7S· 7S-1SO
Leurlt Alnktr 80·71>-150
M Whflmlrt 11· n-ISO s. Farwlo 77·7-ISI •
J. Ka1mltr11t1 74·77-15J
Berl> Thomes 74·7 .... \S2
LeUf"lt 81elr 77·7S-1S2
L•Je Youno 77·7S-1S2
OeOble Ai>ill/I 79-7-153
Merv Heitman 77-7..-153 Vicki F.;.oon 77· 7.,_ 1 SJ
Clnov Ferro 79-7.-.1SJ"
Susie ll«oov 71·76-154 $1,.lft.tVICloe ,.._.._,~
M Olckt"°" 77·77-154
Annt ICellv 19-75-154
Connie CPilllerno 11-1..-154 0 Melsltf'lin 7,·,._154
N Br-er 12·13-ISS Merle Combs 77·tl>-1S7
Susie P.-11-n-151
Jovce ltenson 11·79-140
Keren Grevlev M-n-161
Su11nne Pace 14·1t-162
Nencv Mtundlf' 17·t2-1'4
M. Wldmtn 12·..._166
A 8tnntfltld n · 19-16"
Legends golf results
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Kllleflt Credo.er <KNYI) 1 UO 6-tO
$men ltue !Parl!M) ? 40
Time: 1.5f llS .
U •XACTA (1·4) Hier fttUO
• ·TW.O llAC•. One mitt Hee "Ml ~ltotl (Perlltrl UO UO UO
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Voter (A~n) ':i.IO 4 40
•·Cllefmed Qu9rk IDvnr) S 20 3 20 3 00
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Timt UI 315
fflf<TM llAGI. On1 ml1e Net
On T OUI' ! CroeNtn) 12'10 S 10 340
Devlcl Vance IPtlllnlJ IS 70 S 40
8lklt OeCMit• ( p .,. • ., ) 1 40 n.,.,.. 1 S1 315
SJ IEllACTA lt·•l Nici J154 10
SIXTH ltACI. Ont mlll HCt •
Mister G1.1stev IB•tlouffl) 1• 40 6.IO UO
Enter 0..'911 (AndtrM>lll • 60 4 00 Ludlv LIVll\I (SNrrlll) 7 40
T lmt: 1-59 21 S. .
tJ EX.ACTA (6·31 Pllld SM.00
Sl!VIMTH lt.ACI(. Ont mitt oea
Tloe<111 (l(o.tllg) '20 • .., 3 00
KOler1 Sol!ll (Park.,.l l 20 2AO
Htv11n Snow (TOCIO) S-40
Time: 1:59 '
13 EXACT A (t· I) Ptld 136 to
IUGHTH ltA(I(. One mne otee ~rtSchf'llt IBkr) 620 540 SOO ~Trr>rlMtrltnne fDtmrl 1 . .0 1760 7~ AMOIS 8ruedtf' (Perk er I 7 40
Time: l:SI •1 S. Sl l(XACTA (4·11 Nici U 1.20
U l(XACT A ll·•l Hid Wl.40
NINTH llt~CE •. One milt J>IC.I
Trtn Lest I Aubin I · S.20 UO 3 00
Wlndtmtrt lPlercel '4 00 3.00
Ooroltiv 8rtt IV•"-ndfftllhem) UO
T1me. 1..51 "s. -
S2 ~K SlX (1·1-4-9·4 or 1·11 Pllld
$556 .. 00 10 II tlclletl (five 110r1e1) Cer·
rvover 110.010.U
TWNTH ltACE. Ont mite p.ce
Almond Klno terooi-"I 5 00 3 00 2.60
Plldl LMdt< <VellandfnQfltml 2 40 2 20
Slldt (Ottomer) ~ ·~ Tlmt: I.SI •, S
S3 EXACT A (1·31 H id SIS 00
ILl(WNTH ltACE. One mlll PKe
Tet-' !Plano) UO 340 HO
Soorls Pe1ec.e (McCertvl s.JO 600
Toe Sublec1 IR1tchfordl 11 70
Timt" 2-00
U EX.ACTA !6·71 oeld '27..lO
Alllndence S,113
HtlVwMCI ll'ar11
,lllOAY'S ltlESUl. TS '(lrd .. ,, •• ., .............. IMeflftt)
FIRST RACE. 6 hKIOn9l
Men OI Ol11le !Mell) 12 40
l•t" Austlll, Tens> Mooov·Maxwtll 64·67-131 Wrghl·Wtuwrtn 6)·17-137 Ot nciont !Pinc.av l
Cu~r·Brewer 62·6S-127 O'Connor·Sel Ha 66·66-137 Plmr·Fnstrwld 70·67-137 Otbontlr Ju1>1r (Liphem)
S.60 3'0
3 '° 260 HO Dt Vlcen1o·St111 63·64---127 11,H·Mavtr 65·67-132 Berl>lr·Ford 69·6'-137 Time: 110
WaH•Senoars 64·6S-129 Slkes·Collln' 70·64-13• B•ver·Niloorte 10-6'-tll s•eotrtD ~ACE
B••l>lr·GotlC>v 6S·U-1?9 Fettnlck·Too.1 70·64-13-t Fleck·Hewklns 69-7!>-139 Teidv (Mtier · 6 tur'°j~
SlfforC1·Ferr1t 63·67-130 Boros-Stone 67·6'-t3.S-· S4reitn·Aunven 61·71-139 Tevle's Aun (Loiov•l • 60 2'0
920 uo
2 40 Jenuory·Uttltr 6S-6S-130 Wero· Balding 67·61-13'S . Merr·Jec-01>' 71·6'-139 Snlollln' Petti (McHergue)
Snead-Elder 66·64-130 lht>r<1·Hennlng 69·66-llS Sctlk ·Venturl 61·7?-140 Time 111 2 s -.ll!llTI!olllmlslolnl·N····gl~ill61Sl·66-1111131111181ulrlkle-IHl1lrlneliYiii6i7i.,i,_iilil6iiiiiiiHilC>erliiti·Hi.o.rllli1iii7m·ln-(==='~'3~~~~~;0~I~~ '·ll.P•l9.~l 60 THIRD ltACE. 6 f\Jrlongs
GOicltll lw ILorove) 37 60 14 40 11 70
SWlmmtng
CC>Ml.WNfTY COLLE~E
Soultl Coest Ctftftrlft<e CNmcilOl'llfllOl
(et~ West>
MV.
hem scorlnv (\Kono ol thrH oavsl 1
Golden Well llJ, 2 Saoo1e1u1ck 261 3
Or1nee Cont, ISS. • Santa Ana. 112 , s
Mt San 4nton10. 19 >. 6 Fullerton. 61 7 Cerritos, 46, 8 Cv1>reu 2•
100 flv-1 ChH Ping ISaol, S2 ll t
Oorv <OCCl, Sl.89, 3 Kneahev <GWI
S4 21, • Tal\ech (GW!, S4.14. S Berro
(GWI. S4 IS, 6 Ganner (SAJ, SS.JS
100 fr..-1 Helphl~ (GW) 14.3 en. 2
Wlckl (GW), 1 •• 7•, 3 809fn fGW), I •S 11,
• 1-Und (GW). I 0 .23, S Ji.jOO tGWI. 1:46~. 6 Glofft>rener CSad), H6 40 ,
• 100 DrHSl-1 Ben11ev <OWL S9 :n. 2
Well (Sad), 1-00 36, l . Mites ls.01. 1 01 17,
• Young (OCC>. 1'02.37, S ForKh jfi1.
1"039•. 6 Hermslad tGWl. 104,16
100 bacll-1 Nlode <Gw1:s201, 1 Berg
tGWI. S6 13, 3 Sommer (SAi, S6 17. 4
Heyden (Seo>. S6 7S. S Parmentier (GWI.
S7 32. • Lewin (GWI S7 J7 •
400 1noo-l Gullerrei (Sad), 4·07 89, 1
Bentley (GW), • 1061, ) Hnnlmoto (SAi
•·2• 91. • Ta1t11ch tGWl 417 Sl. S Berte
tOCCl. 42104 6 Caraco IMS) 43412 400 me<11tv ,..11v-1 Gotoen Wfll
3 31 07, 1 S.Odletlecll. 3 J4 76, l Senta 4na
3 34 37 4 Orange C~SI l )4 SI S Ml San
AnlonlQ, l S6 !4, 6 t.frrilOL i .. QUL_
WOMEN
Teem sconng lsecono ol thrtt oav\ I
Orenge Con t. 337 '1 2 ~" West. 196 ,
3 Santa Ana lSI. f Sae1dlet>ec1<, ICM S Ml
San Antonio 99 6 Clf'r'itos, IS, 1 Fu1...-to11
19. a Cvi>reu 23
100 lnoo--1 wm1ems <OCCI. 2 1187 2
Moffet (Sadl 2 21 17. 3 Pohoo1en IMSI 21262, • 4 Comerei. cS4! 2?9~. s
Duarte <OCCI 2.30 42, 6 Mcl(en11e (GWI
2 32 S6
100 lre-1 Carpenter tOCCI. I 51 41. 2
Whitt (Ce>. 1 SI '3, 3 0 Komarek (SA), ~1 60, 4 Miller IMSI, 2 0'2 89. S. McKean
IOCCl. 2'0J66, 6 Wolfe IOCC). 20461 Sil nv-L Ceri>enter <OCCI. 27 62; 2
Glboo!U (SA), 21 79, 3 Swffnt'v <GWI.
21.11, •. HelhCOCll IOCCJ, 21.13, S Brown
(FI. ?9 '3. 6. A'lftlenon !Ce>. 29 •S
50 Doell-I Aver Ill (OCc.> 29 23, 2 North
<OCC>. 2911, l Smith <SI 2'95, •
Lotspeich (SA), 3012. S Rllev (OCCl 3126
6 P111erson (Fl 32 12
50 Drellt-1 Laurie COCCI 31 •9 2
Vogrln (G Wl. 34 SS. 3 A Komer tit <SA I
3St2 .• Kelso IGW), 3S91, s MoM1kt
(MS), 34 50, 6 Petterson lF J. ~7 ... U
400 ,,." r11av-1 Ora1191C~l4.3 76
2 GOiden West. 3 52 12. 3 Santa Ana 3 SU7. • S.ddlel>tck, l SUI, S Fuli.<ton
4 1037 6 Cvoreu •·n S3
USFL
Wl!STIEltN CONP:EltENCE
W L T ~ct. ~I' ~A
Oal\le ncl S 3 I ti 219 100 Hou11on 6 J 0 ru 271 191
Denver 6 • 0 ,.. 1'9
Arl1one 4 S O u• 178 17t
Sen Antonio 3 • O 333 13f Ill
Pofllend 3 6 0 333 IJS 202
••""" 1 7• o• 2n ,.. 231 l(AiTIJRN <;ONFElllENCE
l lrmlnonem 1 °' 0 na 2?S 153
Ntw Jer"v t J 0 '61 221 106
l 1m1>• ... ., 6 J 0 .. , 736 200
Memi>tlll ~ \ 0 SOO 104 ?OS
lelflmore • 1 500 162 116
JH•Mlllvllte S 0 U4 221 135
0rt1ndel 2 1 o m r~ u1
~rtdl¥'t Sctr'e
~ll lJ 0tnYtf' 17
T ... V'10-~11ene1 11 ••-.a
Arizona e1 0.kltllO
---¥"·~ ••"-• •t T emoe a., BINlll~ 11 Jtct.lOllv
Hou1hlll e t $1111 All!~ ..... .,. Gwne
Orlando •' ......... v ,,..,, Mlly J
81rlTltflt~m at MefT>Ol'l1s
......... Mey 4
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Mike LH Ch (US I def Pet Cesn IA1.1s· lr•ll•I 6·•. 3·6 6·? Paul Annacone (I.IS I
oe! Bred C.Hoert <U s I 7 6 3·6 7·6, JOhn
McEnroe 11.1 S I oel Tim Mlvottt (US 1
6·J )·6 6-l l<.tvln Currtn IU S ) Cl-' Scott
Davi\ IUS I 6·2. 7·6
Women'' i9urNment
( •• Stl'I Oleee)
Silltllt OUar1t,11Nh
Wendv .,.urnt>v11 IAus1relle ) def Bttlv
Nogtllln IU S ), 6·4> 6·3. Metl119·Gurntv
II.IS I oel Btltl Herr IU S.l. 6·3. 6·3
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OJAI TOURNAMENT Third Ill OUllCI Slntlt1
WHt (Saddl.0.Ck) otl E•P•nos• (Rio
Hondo>. 6·0. 6·0, Aacuve (Slddltbllc•l Otf Suerer <Cot11111 ol t rll. 6·1, 6·l
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Racuv• !Sad Ckl 6·3, 6·•
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Anoers fFrtsno CCI. 6·1 4·1 Crow-Dev
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OJAI TOURNAMENT
Tlllrd • eUftCI SIMltt
Getts lSlonlOl'O) IWI llnorer <UCI! 2·' •· •. 6·• J, Tlllrd R eulld Oeutlle1
Jon1e·Ur1>en LeFran<h• (UCLA) Clef L
Trenwltri Patton <UC 11 · 6·• •·•
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Lv,.011-Jonnson <une ttechedl 6·1. •·l
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OJAI TOUltNAM•NT
Third It llUnd ~
Barmort IOCCI Clef Werd !Mira Co1111
6· 1 6· 1 McMHttn <OCCI dtf Scllleldtruo (Peseci.na!, 6·4. 6 3
"tur11\ It oUlld SMtM\
8ermort def Claus ( v()f(ltn Waill, 4· l
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6· I TI\~ ll9UllCI 0"*8$
Barmore·Lenc:nter !OCCl Otf Brown
M1vamo10 (Monttrev Ptnlnsula l 6· 1 6· I
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COMMUNITY COLl.•GI ~ WHI J, Or8ft9t (Mii I
(Sevtfl CMst C11•MCel
Goioen We.I 000 1 IO t>-J • 4
0ta"91 Coelt 000 ·100 11-I 7 I
Bredv 1 ll-i.1 ano Mason H0\'9nton eno
Smvlhe 28-Storlf' IGWC I Hlt-8rown
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HIGH SCHOOL I
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'(tooot>rldOt 111 301 ~7 1 1
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Cnhi Miu IS, C-ctet Mer S
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Colle Mt.. I U UO ?-IS 10 •
Coron• dtl Mir 000 190 .-. S , ' It"" I I'll enci 8o•ttl ltowC>otllem
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LH Uftt IM<:PI )00 12' •-13 tO 3
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Padua (McHerguet
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Time 136
2'0 110
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with QB
.All-Star Game
nomtn·auons set ..
for North squad
Nominations for the Nonb AlJ-
St.ars ~uad have been released with
power evident at quarttrback whete.
among others, Servile Hiah's Etjc
Buechele and EJ Modena·s 8~
John~n art availabk.
·~
· The Nonh bas been bolstered f,y
the $wttch of El Mooma ~
lifgh schools from a traditional-South
basc'an this first of.26 Orange County
All-Star football games.in wp1ch ~
team~ arc chosen b} sportswriters.
rather than the head coach.
El Mode~ and Pacifica a.re both
located wuhm Nonh boundaries.
The game 1s scheduled for Santa
Ana Stadium July 28 and the North
Coach as Sunny Hills' Tim Dcvanct
The nom10at1ons: .. =·~ Ove11•,tlollcU: are11 JOhnlO" tE1 •
Tom Trvon illenCN> AsemltDIJ. Eric e (StfY1ll) Miki O'Ha,.,, (l(tnntlfV); Brw»
OtHoog (LOI AlemllOt) *
ltUftlllno Mein: lt1119le 8 rown l~uen• P.,;);
Otrrlcit G•c.11811 IE\Pel'anul, Jim F.,...
IEW*en11). Alehard Gercle !Fullerton), ~
Cont>ov (LOI Altmltosl, Tom WUson •nd '"'"
8004<er IS.rvllal Tim 8vrnes (Suntlv Hiiis>.: M 8UCk (Velenclel, Merk O<'t~ (Wflltl.i
Chrl.ilefl), Pel ~IH f""""""'l7-E-~-
IC1nvonl ~
w... recef\len: am Jtllill• <C.nvG11J; ~
Nauer end E.CI L.ua9 !El Modenel, Kelttl Pomllll
1E-en.z11 Da vid s.utVedl !Fullertonl, o.,. a.c.rre lKtnneevl • .Jot Lael (LI Hatwe), ~
Long IPaclft0el. Gffbl8rt Rlvere (SlveMe), ~
8-lt>n tStrvttel. JoM HMe (It.,.,.
Aletnl~l. Stave .stemoer .(SoQoce)._
Tillot lllds.: Gr"' Yanier tE._-en111. ~ Wetcfl (FU11trton), 8cJao Ileum (Ville
Dave O...ereeux (Sonorel, Jof\n Or1b !West
ROb ltetnu <Ore11111 Lul'-tnl •
""9rtw ..__ Clev BrOM (~I, l9cfl
Weill IE-1n111. Erle Sffboid (Ea Don M Mltt lEsoertnitl, David Mc.K (Fullerton) Glen Adlt'M (Fullnorl),
JAf'I0111 !C.eroen Grove), 01110--(LA •.
~ Pel.no (i.oerel~Mlke ''cl I e.
Lortfl C11tro (Strvlle). 8tfl Parker (Surwlv
Jeff Doneven tTrovl. RllU WelN (
Chrl1llen1
C'""8n: Mike McF1nn (El ~). Mat*
WOii (Le» Alemll0tl Mell H-(Senrlt•I. A~ Shu <Sunnv Hlllsl, Frees Lewson (Vatenciel.
· ~ S..en S.wver (El MoOeneJ. ~1·
Aneva (F'ulleftonl, 8ob Jt1111""11 !G1r11ifn
Grov•l SH n Ponce <KlnntdVI. Minny Stlz~ Hat><a>. Todd Prut<oo (s.ntltll. Mike ti
!Sunnv Hlhs), Pet Ftlltl (Sunny Hlll•I. 8111 SI
!Trovt. Jtff Oe..Jft11 ITrov), Klrt>v ~
(Wnterri! Kreig JC>Mson !Whittlef' Chr~lll . Ron Mart1nt1 (Vatenclel. Greg Hut
lll•M·Ol1noa1. Joe Ferrin1ino (Loar•>. ~llluo•1 ll:M•tl. Pel Co uoi fPte1flcet •
Uneoecun: Pno Gar9t>to1an <Anehti •)
A-Prenoe1 1Anene1m1, Scott Felrlitld ~t
Oor1001. Tim Lem1>er1 1E.-en1el. St~ T~rt1 1ewerenia) Mar• Cr..vire (F~ B•1~GH llCennfdy J•rtd H>elmlleac! ( ' ·-
Alemoto" Jarnit ~Y IOre,_l, KUf"I I
10.•-' Jeff S!\en1<s <Peciflcar .Jot i '{Sen•tel Jom F11tV Servlttl Peut O.F
lT•O•I Randy Joe Gerc•e tVtlenc.ie!, A "•"1>11 v •iene•• •
0.-.,__W~Slte...ro t8-P •
6oo ~10• EM>tren11 T•m WKN'141it
rFuriertonl T•rn C~ ILotr•!. Tom Up
Le» •1a m·10,1 Dave Lonl<Hle '~It) ,.,, •..oer'°" Or•"Ge L~trwranl A-Lom~ '~''" Mrl<e Sce1ow <Ser-...•e• JOftn G•rtD
Sono<a Jotln Garr son ISUnt'lv Hih ). D•:O
Barr Vaitnc••l Ranov St>eetS West.,n1 .ion·
LeMOrle CWeSler"> Sttve Mo•oe~ (Anel'le•"'' Brva~ W•e0tme" Bre.·Olondtl
~. ends.. R•CI< Baue<' El Modelltl
Ton\' Ruh O(e•t•lll' Mann• L0ot1 <Velencial
tcldlen· "'"" B-.n •Bre•·Ollndel (tv,, Drennen c ... or~ul Pav• Pt•• !Los A1emltot
Bred Dennis vma Per'/ Garv Overgre...,..
!Whlll11tt Cnris1 an : •
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Orang. Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Aprll 27, 1985 ----....__
NlJC NOTU "8..IC N01lCE MUC NOW .-JC~ MUC 8a e. sday ··s· FL dr ft -""**''to Ofdet ol iM •M"" MOTlCI °' MCmC8 TO a::_ ~ 6. a Calltornl• Co.alal COf'l'I• NOTICI OP DIA'" CW CownlAOTCNl'I ~ .._...
mlle6on, notice Of publlC INTINTIOM TO Cl.MY JAY llNCiCIM 8Mltd Pfopollli9 wlll 119 ..... l)ll '*'lnO ... gl¥WI to ownen llU •AL"°'"'" AMO°' ""'IC* reoeMld •• tM offtot of IM cm OOUllCL and oocupente of .,,,ouncs. AT PNYATI IALI TO AD•llTIR ~rltMnt of "ah Md OITMI Cff'fW
Ii • · · Ing Clf°'*1 ... ~._other NO. •·111n't llTATW MO. A1MIA Oatne1. Fleeal Secf\Oft, 1'11 POUNTMtVAU.n -11 th 1 tS ~pub. SllPtt~.:.car.n. di Iba ToaUw111.,_~ Nlnth elrwt.~1~. Nl)TIOI II Hl"llY i ~"---..,. as a -. e e em en --llo"flMttnQ II~ on Ila .. of Celtornla, for tM Ct9dtt0f'I and c:onl~t 8aoram1n10. C1llfor11I• QIWN1flltcinTu.day,Mtry I.he Ith Of tth of May 1916 County of °'MO'· c:rld"ora. Ind '*'°"' wtio tN1( vntll 2 00 P·"'· on 7, 1MI ... ~00 , .. In !tie
agend9 fOf ~ tot Eat1i. of MAXINI LA.NO, ~be ot'*""" lnl'Weatld MIY 2•. 1985 al Whlcll ttrN Counoll °'*"ber, 10200
GOHt•• permit number Ill• MAAY MAXINE LANO, In the wtll ~or eetll• of: Wld 1)4909 lhey .... ~ pub-..... Avenue. ,ountM\Yal-
-.
• I
b
Stanford· s V eris
could Rams'
first selection
$, ladtHapoll• -Rod Dowhowtr.
the (:Olis' pass-oriented new co:tC'h.
talt:<. wide receiver Jerry Rice or
M1\s1ssipp1 Valley State. Now he
needs <\On'lt"onc to throw R1ct the ball.
I . Detroit -Ethan Honon, Nonh
Carolina running bacl~, because 8lJly
r._NEW YOkK (AP) -Fifuring the S1m~·+..nec 1s ~fill ques11onable. ·
u..at round of tht Nauona Football 7.' Cleveland -Al Toon. widt 1.etauc d:raf\ is like tl)1ng to guess rcce\..er, Wisconsin. Kosar·-s new
whal the Kttmlin , thinking about 1a~e1.
lhe White House and v1C'e versa 8. Tampa Bay -U-roy Selmon ha~
Oisinfbmui1ion here, phony leak!\ beon doublc·teamed. triple-1cum cd,
lhett, felnls in several directions at 1.1uadrupled-teamed. Rescue him by
o nce. putt1na Was hington's R on H olmes at Bu~ t~ett are two sure 1h1ngs aboul the otht"r c:nd of the deft0n!.1ve line.
the 9e:1Sion that ~n11 at K Tucsda) t. Pblladelpltla -<. h1cken o r Egg. ~-at N~-0rk's Omni Park I~ 1he Eeg1~· running-game me worst
Hotel, '" the kagut.' because blockers don't
Buffalo will tak<' Rrul·c Sm11h. a block or runntrs don't run ? A liule of
defensive end from Virgtltta T ech. both Start up front wuh K e n Ruet·
walh the first pick. They Mgncd h1~ in 1gc:r!>, OT, Southern Cal.
February. ~ 10. New York J e ts -Unless the rt's
And H ouston will 1akf.' Texas another O' Bnl.'n out then~. the logical
A&M·s Ray Childress with the third pick for the: ne~ 3-4 dcfen~c 1~ on<' of
choice -they 01 p-flo ppcd with three rnmbo dcfr1H1vl·-end ~innef(>ta, with the 11t1pula11on tht· hncbackertypc".>-Freddie Joe Nunn
Vikinp couldn't take Childress. of M ississippi. Chris Doleman of Pitt
_ ..Bcy~nd that. pred1c:11ng the lint or Emanuel Kmg of A labam a M akc
round lS always nsk)". 11 Do leman. but who knows·'
N o netheless. here's o ne poss1ble 11. Ho111toa ~From N,~...Orlcans
lint-round scen ario. Sourcc!o: for Earl Campbell. h wasn•t the lack
Coaches, scouts, gem·ral mana8cr~. of running that made the Oilers 3-13.
asents, tea lea ves. crystal balls and ... Richard Johnson, cornerback, W is-
imaain11ion: Lon sin.
1. Baffalo-Bruce Smith, DE. 12. Su Dte10 -To keep Dan
Virginia T ech . Not real tough to Fouts'" one piece. the Charge,-, go for
figure. · Lomas Brown. offensive tackle,
t..Mluesou-W ith Bernie Kosar Aonda.
gone to the supplmental draft, the 13. Cincinnati -Demc k Bur-
Vi.kings are left with ft d faccs.an9 8 111 roughs, corncrback ...Me.mpb1s State.
rratic, tne Pitt offensive tackle, who Now all they have to do is sign him. says he doesn't want to pla) 1n 14. Green Bay -Duane Bickett:
Jack Youngblood
S..U.$02 u eubtnlt-.cf by Deculld. GARY JAY OICl<TI" lloty CC**' ..anct reed• fOf ley, C1lllornl1, the ·city
S.wdl>ll ,. ... IV .. Cotpe>t-NOTICI! IS HIRI BY A P911tlon '* '*"' nlld c:onetructlOnof •oomp.otld ~ will hold I pijblte atlon OIVl!N U\11 on the Ith d•Y of by t.Mty D. JflCObton In Mr1h ...... embanilment, hllll1ng on ltll followtrtg:
8ub)ee1 ~tlon 11 10 .,._, 1N5, Of therMft• 1t11 ~'°' COUtt of Of-~d ~al a•cevatlon Md A. IONI CMANC111 MO.
P4Wmlt the OOMSruotlon of 1 within the tlml lllowld by tinge County requlltlng ltlat grad •t the lo6ll ONcN1 • -P«tUon ~ by groue> of bulldlngl (5 or t) lew. at 0.deft ~. C• llWf1y 0 JICOblOn be IP" Ecolog el ~. nNr the Send Dol9f Oweioc>-
duP'!CatlnO 1119tortcel fend. lornl•• LYNN ! 09· polni.deuucc••ondmln· Huntington &Moh. Oreng. ment eomp.ny to .._,,,. ~ ot Uiguna 8Mofl TRANOER, u executor of i.trltot to edmlnltt• the ... County, Callfomle. 2.27 eer• ...,._, "'*8IY
TMM bulldlngt wt11 ~ In the WI# Of the •bCMt-named t•t• ol lhl dleldenl. Contrecl NO. 6C-ff2 along Oie wMt .... ol ~from July 5 to SepttM· .o.cectent. wtll ... '1 oriv81• 'l'he petition taQUHll 81<J '°'"''· p11ne a11d lroo\hurtt 8tfl9t 300 '-bet 1. tH5. Conttruotlon to .... the p11ot1 of ,..i Pfop-Mlthortty to lldG'lnletlf thl apeolt!Gatlone 11xc.c>t Sien. llOUth of La Alamldl A"*lue oommenc. 1pproxtm11e1y eny attuatlld In tM City of •11<• under 1119 lndeptn-derd Sl)ICllleatlon, Depart-from A-1 "Generll ~
"'ey 10 1N5 on property Garden Orow, County of dtnt Adll'llnlattltlon of e.-tMnlotTr~atlon),.,.y twll" Oletrlct to AH "At·
ioc.eld ·at 936 ~ C• ar.noe. St• of ~ ta1• A.Gt. be ootalned et the a.ct• torct.t>ll HOullnO" Dletttct. nyon Road Laeuna IMCh, c:ommonty cMllgnat9d M A hlll'U\9 on the petltlaln rneinto Offlol ol the ~~ The 8Md Doller ~
Cellfomla.' 11561 OANIEL, Oerden wlll~hlldonMAY 15.1"5 "*''of Fllh Md a.me.by tNnt Comptiny lntendl to
Said publlo hMrlng wilt Orow, c.llfOfnla Ind mor• •19:30 A.M. In Dept, No. 3 et ln•••ted blddef• wtthOUt Improve the !*Cit with 57 oorn~ 11 9:00 AM on p1r11eu11r1y delcflbed u fol. 700 CMc Center Oflvl W•t, :Mroe. (9181 44~8. !n• condominium unllt. Tlla
the llh or 9th ol Mey tN5. lowt: Santa An1, CA 92702. 'gjMellng. . Plf'<* tn qutttlon le !Uf1t*_ at Callfornll Coutal Com-LOT 3' of Tract 2578, It IF YOU 08.JtcT to Ille The Oeplt1mtnl of F'lth Identified H A .... aor'I
minion. Siiia Bulldlng, P4W IMP reoorded In boot! grtntlng of lhe p1uuon, you Ind Geme r...,.... thl right Pan* No. 117\H1· 1t Md
• room 1 tlM. 350 ~,.,, n Peoea a & 9, of Mil-lhoold el\fllr ~ al lhe 10 re)ee1 tny 0t 111 bide Ind 11 e1t1.11111d not1t1 Of the LA
Sen FrtnGlaoo, c.itfOfl , Cllleneoull M •· In the Of. flwlng Ind atat• Y01oJ1 ot>-10 waive fJtrt Informality In Pa .AQNtm1nt1 IOd Ddt!
. .._.of-1N AeciorcNlr ~or ni.wnnen ObJac· enYtild. of the State Fam"I lneurenoe 1nform1tlon ,.,•ting t Ihle of Mid ty Sub)ee1 10 Ilona with the court before ~ropoula m\191 be on lulldlnlr.
eoutal epplklallon w1 .,_ eu<renl I 11. OOYanenta, the hie.ring. YOUf appear-form1 1110'0.ll.o by lhl 0.-B. b EVE L 0 PM EH T
avalt1ble al Iha office the Condition• r•trlotlona, rttt· ence may be In per1on or by p1rtmnt orf1ih end Game. AGREEMENT BETWEEN Dl-
Callfornla CoHttl m-ervallont, Ill• ol w~ and ybur attOfnay. Att1tnete bid fotmt wlll not VERSIFIED PROPERTll8 111
mllllon, South Cout ~ of reoord • IF YOU AAE A.CREDITO" be 000.tlder.ct and wtll be AND THE CITY Of FOUN-trk:I. 245 w Broadway, hi t'e lnl••l IO or • contingent crldllor Of GIUM f()f ref9ctjon of 9'ICtl TAIN VALLEY PERTMNIHG
Long Beach, 1t )911t 7 days be wlll be 1111 of her right, the d9cMlld. you must me btdt,.. TO A DEVELOPMENT
prior 10 M id public !M911ng. title, lnt.,.t, and Mtall at 'fOUI claim with the court Of P...._enca wtll DI granted MITIGATION FEE IN C()N.
Pul>MtMd Ofenge Cout the time of her deelh end 1111 preeenl II to the P4WIC>nll to blddera properly ap· JUNCTION WITH CON·
Delly Pllol April 27, 28, ~. rlghte, tltll, end lnlw11t lhat repre11n1a1lvl appointed by proved u "Sm.it Bualneaa" STRUCTION OF A SHOP-
1985 \ deOldent'a Mtate hu IC-Iha court within four monlha In accordan<» with Section PING CENTER AT THE
Sa-737 quired°' may her .. fter eo-from lhl dale of flrat ta-1896. et. a.q., Thie 2, Cllll· SOllTHWEST COANER OF
quire. tuane. of letttfl at provided l0<nle Admlnlltrettve Code. BROOKHUJ\ST AHO Ellll
---------The Mia will be m.oe to In Section 700 Of Iha Applloatlona fOf prelwenct AVENUE.
17 D II Th (• bo .1 •-IC NOTICE Iha hlgheet Ind belt bldoar Probate Code of Cellfornta mutt be tubrnltt9d4o'tlle TheM mattere .,. t1e1ng • a H - e O\\ >' nceu a ,._ eubject lo the terms and The time lor flllng clelrm ~I Small 8ualnea1 Office. ~ti """'*'' to lhe
receiver. but they al\O nc.-cd to replace FtCTmOUt llUeMll COl\dttlonl harll{Ulfter Mt nol uplre prior to foUf 1a12-1'th 8trNI, saore-u-or m. ltlte
last year'j to p pick. oumdc linebacker ..,._ ITA~ forth and eubJacl to con· montha lrom the dal• ol lhe men10. Callf0tnla 95814, not of Cal omta (Oov't Code
Billy Canno n Jr.. who sufTcrcd a The folloWlng peraona .,. ftrmatlon by the •bo~tl-helllnO notice abc>Ye. ,... than f1119 (5) c.iender s.ctlOn 85,000 et eeq) Ind
· M k · doing bualneaa u: llld court. . YOU MAY EXAMINE Iha days In advance of bid op9l'I-thl Fountain V'*"I Zoning · career-ending neck lnJUr)'. 8 c 11 ROYAL HOUSE IM· Bid• .,. Invited for Iha flle kepi by the oourt. "you Ing dala. Ofdlnanc.. Thelonlng()f~
Freddie Joe Nunn. linebacker, Mis-PORTS1 159t7 Hyde Court. Pfoper1yandmuttb91nwrtt-ere• per.on lnt«•ted tn Purauent 10 8ectlon 1no nanoe, Zoning M"'9 and
''u1ppi. Fountain v~. Callf«nla Ing and wlll be recelYld at the 11ta11, you may ..,._.. or tM Labor Code. the o.-exhibit• ere on Ille In ttie
11. St. Louh -No real hole~ here 92708 the otnc:. of BONI? A LYNNE upon,,,. eaecut0t or lldtnln-pertment of lndultrlel Raia.-Planning Deper1ment Ind
IY: Georoe John H9rd Wtt1· PALMER. Anocoey II Law, llttllOf, or upon the •I· tloM hU MOlttalnld Iha .,. l'VA1lebte fOf publlo in. until ... last week. when 0 11e ns1ve emon l5"7 ~ Court se EMt Hotly Street. Suite tornay lor ""' execut0t or genwal prev1tllng -~ epeetlon-Md eu.rnlnatlon.
tackle Lttts Sharpe 1umpcd to thc Fountain van-v. "Callfornla 215, Puad41na. Callt0tnla. lodm1n111r11or, and ,,,. wtth retn 10 be u fitted In 1he Th<>M deelrlng 10t•tlfy1n
United States Football League. J jm 92708 91103, any time •ft• the the court with proof of..,. Oepertmen1 ol Trenapor-t•vor. or Jll _oppoeltlon to
La h fli · kl Oh' S Gerald Rog« Robertaon flftt publlcetlon of thlt no-va, a ~It • tlt!Off boOklet t1t11i1f, "Gt'n-thelepropcieili:Wilbeglwf\ c CY: o c ns1vc lac c, 10 late.-· 531ee..tPl9ywlc>Aw .. Of: tloe "'6-befof• INlllno •Ing fMl.NOU deltr• IC)IClal .,.1Pr111a111ngwaoeRat•". _,, oppor1unlty to do ao. H
moves in to help protec1 Neal Lomax. enge C.itfornl• eiee1 Nit. An amount 11 cs. notlcl of the llllng of an Jn.. wNd\ la aY911&b!e for~ tunhar Information 11 c»-
1 t. New York Glaats -Three }'Cars Thia bualneea 11 con-termlned by the execut« •t ventoryend!IPPf~tot tlon by lnt•eated s*tlea at lhd, you _mey contect.,.
ago the G iants took a local boy ducted by a genwat pert. hlr Iola dltcrellon rnua1 ac-•tale MMll Of of the petl· t418 Nlnlh Slreet, Room Plannlng Oepertment et Minneapolis. linebacke r, ~uthem Cal. H e might
_.:... S. HHt ton-Ray C hildress, D L. go earlier 10 Detroit •. but the Packers
Texas A&M. Like Fralic. Childres~ get lucky. 15. Kansas C ity -A
didn't want to go to Minnesota. . running back. a running back . m y
· Ii • neranlp company the wrttten bid of Ilona°' acc:ounta tNntloned 1208-29, Sac:ramerno. Clll-"3-8321. Butdt.Woolfolk of West 1eld, N.J .• to Georoe Jonn Her4.Wan-off _ __ J300.6of fom•a. cm cOUMCa. cw,,.
solve their rushing ng back from er11on the Hie wlU b9 mllde on tneC.HfornaProt>eteCode. !fOf bid award• $25.000 cm OP POUNTAJN ¥AL--
Brooklyn by way o f Iowa Thl9 statement wu llltd the following terma: cUh Of' .....,. IC. Alalft, IMt-, and over. t00% per-LIY, l"'rn Moe......,
''
4. Atluu-H ad the Vilcrngs kingdo m fora running back. Running
go tten K osar, the Falcon~ could have back George.-Adams of Kentucky has
had Fralic. If they don't t rade up to get lhc keys to 1hi11 kingdom.
him. they'll take wide receiver Eddie 16. New E ngland -W atch o ther
Jlrown o f M iami; 1f the V1kangs"p1ck teams pick on the Pa1nots' secondary. h~e, they'll a lso take Brown o n the Watl·h the Patriots drat\ Jerry Gray,
theory 1h~1fyou can'tge1thcp11cher. safet}. Tcxas. whQocan also play the
take the dtcher. comer.
* YMr1V N•. I Plcils
'Thi ""' cl\Olce. In 11141 annu.I wiecuon ot coti.oe e>lavers t>v lhl Nallonal Foo1oa11 LHllut
wlll'I PilYfl', Item M!IKllnG. DOllllon end cooe11e
l,.._lrvlng Frver, New Er1911n<I WR, N•
l><H kl
-19'l-JOl\n Elway, Baltimore QB, S1e nforo
1981-l(ennetn . Sims. New EnGlen<I. OT"
1UH
1911-Georga Rcx1eu. New O<leenl, RB
Soulll CeroHne --1'9o--eflly-Sfrm. Detroit, R8 . Olrnmoma .
197f-Tom Cousine111;-Buffalo, LB, Ottm
\late
lf71-Earl C1mo1:1e11. Hou\lon RB Te•al
1977-RICk~ 8ell. Tam.,. Bav RB. Soulllef'n
t~ .
1976-LPP Rov Selmotl T emoa Ba" OE
O••ar.oma
1975'-Sleve BerlkOW\ko, Allenla, QB, Call
rornoe
197'-Ed Jone\, Oeuas. OE Ttnnenee s1e1e
1973-JOl'ln ~luuell Houslon, OE. hmo.
1971-W.U 4"a1ullk1 Buff110 OE Nolft
O<trTW • •
1911-Jom Plunutt Ntw En111e"d QB. Sten
IO<O
1970-T.,.ry 8radsl'law, Pfll\t>ur1111 QB. Lou
11111n-.. Tecll
1969--0 J SlmOM>n Bull•IO l.AF Ll, RB.
Soulhern Cat
19'6-Ron Yerv MonneM>ta T, Sou111ern Cet
19,1-But>t>a Srnolh, Bellimort OT MOC:l'l•H" Slate
1966-Tommv NOD•l. Alla nte. LB Tc!xes
196S-Tuc•er Freder1ckM>n. NY Coenll RB
Auourn
196'-0 avt Parks, Sen FrancolCO. WR.
Tt«H Tecll
1963-Terrv a.11 .... Lo\ AnQeles. QB, 0<19on
Stale
196l-Ern•e De v•l. wunlno1on. RB. Svr
llL.U'-C
BULLETIN BOARD
* 1961-Tommv ~\on. Mlnntt01e, RB. Tulane
19~1l111v C1nno<1, LOl AnGelH, llB, LSU
19~Randv Ouncen, Green Bav, QB, Iowa
195'-Klng Hill Cl'licavo Cardinal•, QB, Rice
19S7-Peut Hornuno. GrH n S.v. HB Noire
Dame -r
1956--<;ary Gliek Pilllt>orlll'I 0 8 COiorado /'.&M t • !
19Ss--Gaorge Snaw. Baltlmore, QB. Or19on-1t~ot>t>v Gerretl~y.IJ.en.c1. QB.,.~tord
19~Harrv Bebcoc.k Sen Fre~osco. WR • Gt0<01a •
19S7-B•ll Weoe LOl An~i.s QB Ven<1erD111
19S 1-K,,lt Rott Ntw YO<k Giants HB,
SMU
19SC>-Ll'on Hert, Oe1ro11, WR. Notrt Oeme
1949 Cnuck Btdnarlk. Pn11aoe1011ia , C, Penn·
\Ytven1e 1
1948-HltrTV Gilmer WHnlngJon, QB, Al•
oama
19'7-8ot> Fenimore Cn1ce110 Burl HB
Ql<~A&M
19<16-Fran~ Oe11<ew1C1 Bo\lon QB Noire
Dame
194~-AarltV Trooe>•. Cnocago Card•nels, HB
Georgie .
19U-.t.ngelo Bertelil 8os1on, 08, Noire
Came
1943--Frenk SlnkWtCPI, Detroit HB, Georgia
1942--B•ll Dudley, P1ttst>ur11n HB. Vir91nia
19'1-Tom H,rmon. Cn•cego Btarl, HB,
M1c1u11en
1944>-George Cetego C111ca90 Cardlnels, HB
Ttnneuee,
193f-KI Aldncll. C111cago Cerdlntll, (, TCU
19lt-Cort>ell D•••S, Cleveland, FB, lnd11n11
1937-Sam Franc., Ptli1aoe10111e. F8 . Ne
Dr•t«lr
1936--)ev Berwan11er Pllilaoe10111e H8 Cl'I•
ce110 •
%0 Pltt1bur•b -The Steelcr\ wtth the County Cllric of Of· IUCh other t9fme .. lhell be 1117 .... fow1tl ,......_ for.manoe bond and 50% CftY Cleft!
• • D • • er1g9 County on April 15 approwct b¥ the exaccnor hMa AN. CA lll7'01 paymenl bond required. fJublllhad CtMOf ~ made 11 to the AFC 11tle gaml' w1th a 1935 · · w the .oo ..... mentlonld Ptlbllthed 0ranee Cout Bidder'• borld• not ,. Deity Piiot A.pn121. 1ee5
fcasted-up. ,J!atched-together of· '27'IOI Court; the &uyw wltt pay all Dally Piiot Apr11 28, 21. May quired to be eubmlttld wtth S..72t · 1· D M k Publllhed er-Cout aecrowcnaroae;anyf ... Jor 3. 1985 propoeata. ens1 ve me. o tre ame center I c Dal Ptlo A 2o21 M ttt1a ln.ur111Ce policy an FS•·932 Eatlmlled coat· Under
Kelley ca~ 8f,>pren11cc at guard or 4, 1l 19~5 prtl ' · •Y examination of tttle, Seller s100.ooo; LlctnM Requtrlld:
tackle unul Mike W ebster retires. S•721 will pay all recording f... Pllll.JC NOTlt'r "A" or "C-12" rt8JC NOTICE
ti. Rams -The Rams arc dc\pcr-and trentter fMa; tu• and ~ DIPARTMINT °' ,.... ........... °'
h d r. G V nre lnaul'anc. premium ahall AND QAm, 1411 NMtt. -• --ate on~ e e1ens1ve line . ann ens, be i>ror•ted as the c1oae of LIOAL NOTICI ltreet, IACRAMINTO, "*.IC HIAMIG defcn~1vc end, Stanford. to replace eacrow. The pr~ 1a to ~nc..:~ CAIJ'OMU~ -· llPOMntm
Jack Youngblood. who only seems to be aold on an ...... ' bull NOTICE ·rs HEREBY Publl9hed Ofenge Coett ,UJl•IQ COIWRlllOet
be able to go o n fiore vcr · •oec>t u 1011111· -GIVEN that a,,.,...._ ............... Diiiy PHo• Aprll 27. May '· w,,. CITY w &uyw to be reeponalble .. -.,,... ,,_ft'V 1985 'OUNTAIN VAi.UY
!t.Clt.lcago-NoBrown,n oToon. toreorr9C11onofeny ln'-1•· wtllbehlldbyttleCl~lan· S•73-4 NOTICE IS HEREIY
no Rice. But the Bears· get a surprise. SELBY ARGARET tlon ·rrom t•mftea. dry rot ~~~~:on~ cc:J. GIVEN that on Wed~ ~otre D~mc defensive e nd M ike ·~~·SELBY, a for-T~'acut« repr-ia fornta, for the purpc).. of P\BJC NOTICE ~~1~7~~t*..
Gann 1s sttll a round, so they grab him. ~r resident of Hunt-ttlll Iha doel not know of con~ Code Amend· 10200 Stet• A~.'j-~
%3. Lot An.Jeles ~lders -Staq ~n Beach, palled any llldcHn damlQM to the ~t ~.!2 of wtllc:tt In· FICTfTIOUI .,..... taln Valley, the AannlnO ·
Robmwn. wide receiver, Non h Da-away a t St. Luke's parClll or,.., pr~ orT It• cludea emending Artlcl• TN~ io!f AT'RmNT Cornmltllon wtn hOld • pu1>-
ko1a S tate. Who'! W ith' the Raiders. H oeplial.._ In~ .. 1 "'=~~ o. o.tlnttlooa.JnJIHI H • he no ::w:>n• .,. He hearing on thl fOllowlnO
11'e "w os,....ofthe worl(Tfiiffi i nto all-Colorado April 12 aponalblllty for repelflng .,, 1ngton Beech Ordlnenc• o FICE AUTOMATION cot.omoMA1. UM,....
pro ... %4. New Orleans.from Washing-J9S!> from a long w: damaoe 10 1ne proper1y SOCS.,.~~~~~ ~·ro:=· TRAINING SYSTEMS. 210 ..,. MO. 7IO r (' R Th S · · wtietfllr undltcloeld or di.-'" ............... M'V u.. • Promonlory Orlve Eaat. Petition eubmltted by the ton 1or ,eorgc ogcrs -e . a1nt5 ness .. Mra. Selby wu clOlld by ,,,. pur~a 1ng 1enn1: °'*' IPtlC9: at•• Newport 8eacti, CA 9~ Calllornl• A.Moclatlon of
replace Roger~ with hn~backer born tn Wintersburg own 1napec11on Of lnapectlon CCMtage, tamlly. tlngl9-unlt Katen Mota. 210 Promon-MualG Atta, inc .. for bend
Emanuel King of Alabama. ', Ca. hbruary 27: by any 0111er peraon. The L'i~=I dwalllnga. and tory D<Jve Eut. Newpott practlee. d.nce lnatructlon,
25. Cincinnati, from Seattle-l he}' 1934 graduate<I from purchlMr ..... a1v .. , !~or her s-·· "--·Ing ··•11 .._ "-'d BNcn. CA 92MIO Bingo, Choir practice, oc-( C II. r • r"""'' to recover r.,. .. the•• .,., ,..,.. .., ..,... ,..., Thie bu1ln111 It con-Gttlonal pertormancea, got 'ns o rns wonb back 1rom the Huntington Beach, .;;;;101 Of the deoedent'•.;. at Ille tiour of 7:00 P.M .. on ducted by an Individual theater arta lnatructlon, Ind
USFL. but they could c;llll u~ ou1~1dc Union H.igh School. tat• for any darl\a9' not di .. May 7, 1985, In the..._Counell l<attn Moee . other 1n11ruct1on In Pit•
":.peed W ide rec1tvcr Vance John!.on she attended Cottey cloeedbythepurchaNr'•ln-g::n~1:11~orM: Tll\• ~ta•~• w.-fllld forml'!.:..~· Le.. blrbei
of .\n1oria. who run' a 4.25 40.}ard-· College. in Nevada, =':'~~any sir•. Huntington ea.en. =:;. ~~;·~~~f ~: ~~ir=·· ~'3: da~h but will ha\l' to COO\ en from M iasourl. Margaret AJ • l'Nlltrlll conaldtr· c a11torn11. 1985 · attuetld 1n the v1111ge &hop-
runn1ng bad... was Jtroceeded in 111on for thl ~ ... of the C" lnttrMtad p«aon• 91• m•1a ping Center.
26. _Deaver -~omc speed IO go death by her husband Pf'Ol)erty, the purchuer re-l~nn ledantod ••atenxpdr•"••ld healharlr. Publlahld Orange CO..t CONDfnONAL uu ,..._ ...... the lll9CUIOf and the Dally Pllol Aprll 20. 27. M1y Mil NO. 711 deep for Elwa_y 1n Jessie Heste r. w'dl' o f 28 yeara, Hal decldenl'• eet••• from 811 · nton1 tor or agaln•t Iha 4, 11. 11155 Petition aubmltt.ct by
recc·1ver. Flonda Stall'. Selby who pa.-ed lleblllty even though u may ~opoeldCodeAmendtMnl S.733 Cam van ~ tor , ..
27. Mla!Jll -Manno can use a way' Feb. 11 , 1983, la• be Oiaoov.ted lllal the °F!f°,! lntormallon may taurent tnaudlng the on-lltl
someone to hand off 10 There's one and he r 1<>n Barton J . :-:V°' =::r:,~nc:;: be ootllnld trom the Ctty PtllUC NOTICE = = ~r'fee:
up 1hc road. running hack Greg Allen Selby. The survivon COWfld by the purcnuer·1 Planning ~ment. K·17m Harbor Blvd., Bulldlng D, ''t rlonda Stale. a re m other, Mra. lnepectlon or revMlld by 53~~;~~one No. (7141 '1CTITIOUl 1U ... •• Unit 1. 2~. San Francisco -Whc n ~ou Mary J. Shepard, of ln.f:"'..::":'~ m.O. DATED thlt 2e dey of T~~'c!,": ere ~~UM pp.
don t need 1ha1 much of anything. Huntington Be•ch, wtttlcM Wll'rentv u to: Pl April. 'Ootno bualnett u : AC-'-tlton IUbmltted by FHP,
you can gamble H erschel Walk~r. C A; brothera., Ge-ald condition of the land or IM CITY "-UWlllQ COM-CbUt-4TAHTS COMPUTER Inc: .. lo revlle ~lnO •·
ru nn 1 ng back. (icorg1a. 'P ete' Shepard, Glen """'owrnenta; (2) zoning: or =:,.llON, 8Y .,..... W. COMPANY, 394 1 South rang1me11ta 10< hotpltal and
T Shepard Georae (3) pennltte4 "" of Iha Publlahed Or.,.,.. Cout Bt11101. 217, Santa Ana. CA GOrpe>tal• otnc. llClltt• ' • property and wit.flout WW· · -....-9270. under conttrvc11on Ind to Leland Shepard, all ranty ot any kind or nature. Deity Piiot April 27. 1885 Mm c Iv• 400 e. add tempe>tary office tr.illr
of Huntington Beach, The executOf reaetWt the Sa-739 Ocaanfronl. Balboa, CA 1t the mldlcel oomplu "'~
C A. lilt.era Mn Ev• right to Nject any bid. LYNN 9286 I •ltd oenerllly It the IOUtfl.. · ' · t . OITRANOfA. Execut0< P'l8.JC NOTICE Thia bull,_, 11 coo-weet comer of the In•· Morta, Detroit, Mich., of lhl Wll10I the o.c.denl. ducted by, an Individual MCtlon of 8'00lchurtt atreec Mn. Mary Brown. Bonita Lynne Palmer, At· NOTICI TO M>OIRI Marte c Ivel end Tlltlltt Avenue. Thie ..
Cypress c.a Family tomey It Law: 5e IEut Hoity The Clly of Newport Thia 1ta1ernen1 wu llled fur1her ~ .. 9930 u thb.; h Streat, Sutt• 215, Paalldena, Beech tnvlles lnterNt9d with the County Clark of or-Talbert Awoua. ~ues wko C1t11ornla 91103, (8t8) partl# 10 eubmll ofter• 10 ange covnly on Marc:tt 29, CONDmONALUM,.._
wish may, ma e 7»-7128.(213)881-3180. the Cllytoremowand dla-1985 ..,.M0.1'1
memorial giha to The Publl~ Orange ·Colet of an ex11t1no ,.. "27WI Patlllon •ubmltted br
American Dt1"1 Sl~Pf'~ that ...-u ad' Oiahge Coat Mil Oii C<JmPinY, ~ Benefit ,,_•ketball 6•me•
Rams 111 Soatll Coaat C'ommaolty Cburl'b
t0lllgb1
Adoption Guild tennl• tourney
rhc ~41h \11nual \dnri11on ( 1u1ld Ooubk ,
I t"nn" rourn.1mrn1 "'ill~· held Ma, .!S·.:!7 and
Jum· I-.! :11 w\l·11 1rn111\ duh' 1hroughou1
flran1w < ounl\
. •. t~85 now loetllld on the lawn In Dally Piiot AprM 27. Mey • ~. fOf petrnlle60fl to ciety. M~~·Howard SISu-73e front of the City Hiii: and for 11. 1a. 1985 ·' ~ the Hitting •·
M ortuar1e1-Berkely the removal of all temporary s a-735 vtc. station Ind to~ II
I he Ram' will \eek lheir fir\I '"Ion 1n lhr
founh annual chant~ ba\kctball g.ir111· "'•lh 1hc
'>c.u1h C"oa<;t ( ommunll) ( hurt h 11111 \hot\
tonight al Untvcr\11)1 H1ghSchnol
I he Ram' will he led hy Olymp11 polo medal
winner Ron Brown Jame11 Mc Donald and 011\
< 1ranl
ltol \h<>I playCr-<"Oach £:>tnn1\ 11.tmllton J
formrr lo\ Angrlrs Laker. will u1unll'r IAllh
Nl'w York C11an1 quancrback Jdl Rutlcdgr
'\0111hcrn c ahfnrma \nllcgc ~tar Kt·n llurcJ~lc~
torrncr <\thlclt' 1n \t11on' s1al1A,1rt l<on C 1111
l\\.halk. and 1<11h1n I 'mphre~ .i nwmhn nl <al
l'ol> Pomona' "'omen·, l<"am "'hn h "'on lhr
11111' N( A<\ I>"""'" II l hamp1•111\l11p I rm r1mmon~ lhl' l'l.l\l!•r """' ttl\11 ~"l' ~lllll' llllll'
I 11 kct' in in. Imm "' la\ 1Jnlu111hlr
dunallCJn\ an· \4 lor adult\;md \ l f11r c hddr1·n I '
and under arr :iv:nlahtr at 1hr clonr Ram
pl3H'f\ will be.• .r' :iil.ihk durinll half II me .1mt
afll'r 1h1: µmr 1111 ph111m .ind .iul111trnPh'
Rald~n v' Ocon Vt.-w far ull) Thursday
\n (>lean V1c1, I l111h I.Hull\ ll·am "111l:il.c1111
thr Im ·\n~l1•, 1<.11cl1·r' 1n a ha,k1·1llall ~1111·
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ral"' mun\'\ ror lh1• \(·,1h~1Ak fcHt(hJll tt•Jm\
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lhr t.l11or
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1n\lutk l<od 1.M.u11n ( 1111 Br.1n1 h. Rca1r, •
l\1nf3,. ·1)t.11, M< tl.1nnc\ l>i•nk lrn\C'n , { '""
~Jhr \Jn M11kcl,11n M1k1· ll:T\111'\ Todd
< hr1\1rn\C11 M1k1· f>,1,,1\ L.c\lt"r ll.11c•\ 110 .. 11·
I unit f>olt.11· "-1111.im\ .ind ( k '.l1onlp11mcn
I "' l)H' [!•lmt· 1111.cl\ 111 tunhn 1n turrn;111on
(lh11111 lud1 .11 1!-iH 'I \fl
Ram• 111. R1ldtr1 May 17
l h1 l<.tm\ .irlll Io\ \n~i·ln IC111kr\ .u1·
mn11n1t 11<T th!' r.rullron 10 hl'l11 r,11\1" lun11\ l1or
1hr \m1•n1.m < ,1nll·r °'Kll.1<'t) I Ill lc.14111 1A 1ll
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4'11rn < hm Riihr < lifT Hr.1r11 h .~odd
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f lim111al1on mullhC\ 011 Mcmoribl Wcck!'nd
.irr \i.hcduh:d <ii Balhcl,1 Fia~ < luh John V. J) m·
IC l'.1'1Apon fk3l h lC RJt4u1:1Clubof In inc
Mc\.t Verde "1.imoll .ind Pali\adt:\ ;incl will
t'll:ndil th<" llol~ I :imll) \t-rv1lC~ who\C' pm·
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h>r morr 1nforn1a111m phnnr 7'i11 I ~llf> or h4~ n~~
&an Juan Capl•tr•no l Ok run
\an Juan ( .1pl\lf,lnl•' < ommU'f'll) \l•r\llt'\
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""11h lht· \I.art 111 lht• run JI 1hr \:1n Juan
( llt)l\lrllno I 1hran I ht\ yt'at ' 111ull' t<11>t'r\
down1uw11 a\ wl'll a\ I hl' < II ) 'Ol'" Kam ho V 11•111
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\t'lrnt('r'n Map11nt"\ IOth l\nnual f rnnl\ r Ou.tnia.mcnl of Chamri1on• l'K1t0\ Mii\. 7 JI lh('
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and fe1111rt'' I ~11 1un1or atrl\ ~om n< h \131l' an
the nllu)n
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htld w11h tWBfd, lllln~ lo winner' r11nnrn up
rnnwlattnn w1nnef\ anrl ·• rhc M1"1 f'rnmr"nl
Junior Pla)'er •·
. ' . '
Park Chapel Denver, 1ounc1at10n1. lkNwalk• and with Mlf·~ geaotlne
Col 303 3'3 642"' rtaJC NOTICE 1 other debrla from Iha alt• of ..,.. Ind food marMt et o . ( )4 • ~ the relocatable building. PtllltC NOTICE 1eeee Brookhurat 9'r ...
BOYD ITATllllNT Of 8"led prOQOll!a win be which la turtflef deec:tlbld 11 .aAMDCllllllNT 0# reoelved al tlll omc. of the FICTITIOUI .,._.. the nO<th...at c:otMJ ot
CECELIA EAl\EL UU W ACTmOUI Purchulng Agent 3300 NAiil ITArn.NT Brookhut1t 8tr111 ind BOYD •• rem<tent of ., .... NAiii Newport Boulevard' ~-The followlng pertOnl .,. Win* Awnw
Newport Beach for 45 The following persona port Beech, Clllf0tnia, untH doing bu.W-.. : COMNT'IOMA1. UM,.._
have abendoned Iha 1111 of the 11ouf ot 3·30 pm 00 May MESA MUSIC PRESS, ..,-711
yean. PUied away lh• Flctltloua BualnHI 3 1985 11 "wnic:h iime lhl 11109 Whlftlef St.. COit• P•tlllon aubmltt.ct:=
Apr ii . 2 6. 1 9 8 5 . Name: lAKESHORE IN-*• wtit ~ opened Md Men. CA 92827 Conoreoetlon 8'nel l
Survived by her hua· VESTMENT GROUP, 2091 rMd. The titcta wlH be com-JICk G. ReldHng, 1808 for tM iddltlon of p1ey yw-
. band Robert B Boyd Sull,_. CenTer Drive, Sutte perld blMd on the loweet Whlltl« St., Cotta MeN. CA and aef1oo1 t.c111t• in ~
. ' 230, IMne. (:A 92715 lotll price 10 Iha City IOf r• 92827 )unction with the flf'llf)l9 .. ill; 1<>ns, Fred F.arle Thi F1ctlfl0u1 Bu~ moving the rllocatabl• Thi• bu11,,... 11 con-~ Talbert AVtfbl9.
Boyd. of Newport Name ref•red to •!>ow WU~ IOUt)dallona. and ducted by tn lndMdual THESE MATTEA8 .,,
Be h A""er Lewia nlld In Orenge County on • 1 Jedi G Aeldllng procetlld pur9Ulnt 10 ac ' •-a 2-17-8 t FILE f.10 F' 155t21 8ealeCI propoaala ll'IUll be Tiiie ltatement WM llled the L.aw1 of tflt
Boyd of ~ewport, o-Barrow, 3857 8ifch .ub.IJIH111d on a forn1.that 11 wllh-lhe Covnty Clark of Or-State of nie, ~
mother, Lillian F.arle; StrHI, •315, Newport evalleble from Iha Public ang.County on Aprna, 19" ment Code, 8,000 et eeq.,
aister. Ro&a'lle Earle 8'ech. Ce. 92MQ W«kt o.ii>ertment of· the n7I* Ind thl ,ountaln Valltp Mb-D f G · Robert Steuber, 38&7 City UOO Newport PubHlhld Of'ange Cotllt nlclpll Code Tttle 21 ean o arv~y, Blrc:tt Street. 1315. Newpott ~ard. ~Beech, Dally Pllol APt'll t3, 20. 27. THOSEoEatAINOTOt-.
Montana. a.Leo IWV1V-8eectl, ea. 92MO CA 12858•8915 lliepflont May 4, 1995 uty 1n 1evor cw 1n ~
ing are grandson Thi• butl"4111 wu oon-71') M"-3~11 · S...et1 totheprQPOllllwllil.ghefl
S hayne Role of New -ducted by a Hmll9d pennet-Pr0tp9C11ve bldoere ha119 *' ~ to' do ao et
port Beach, grand· "'f,;.. 1tatemen1 wu lllld !:,:fnglon tt!' :ii':ng ~ MltC NOTICE :~~Ion'":'~~
daughter Kimberly with thl County Clerk of Or-having tt mol/90 ffom the •II• PICTl'TIOUI .,..... may conttlCI f1'MI ·
Boyd of F o untain ~Apr11 4, 1115 by. hou ... mcwtng Gonlr9C· NAiil ITATIMINT Depar1rnent II "3412
Va 11 e y Se rvku .._., •-.. tOf Tne fo4lowln0 ~ .,. Ind tlf9r to the lbCMI ...._
pend .,, A et Lew, -The firopoeal provld" doing buelneee u · CLINTON IHltUIOD,
ing. -... Arttnu 9"19., htt• 1tiet (1)The Clty maypeylhe KAROA.57811boeC<Ma ....... ~ c...
._, ~ ....... CA titctoetfOf~dll• ~8"ch.CA92tl3 .........
HARBOR LAWM-~bllahed Ofanr ~t =~,,:.11ea1;;,';'1l1 ~ c:::: ::::::::.~ ~~~~
MT. OLIVE-Delly Pllol Aptll 1 . 20, 27, bidder may puren ... thl 12883 S.Tll
Mortuary • Cemetery May 4, 1985 buU<Jlng from the City, lhlfl Thlt buelneH 11 oon-
Cremalory S• 703 ther remove or demolllh 11, Oucted by .,, lndMd\i.,
t625 Gisler Ave Ind reetore thl altt l(aren t Hl)'M
Costa Mesa rta.JC NOTICE The ProPOMJ9 wtll be Thia 11a1ament W• llled 1---"•8..._IC_MJ_TICl_ ..........
b•0·5554 ared on ltlt beet• of wtth the County Clerll of Or-
.. IT•~ OP "'t . IOlll COii 10 lhl enge1,,. County on Apr'll 10. MANIKllJllHT:.I
PlfACIE aAOTHEAB
BELL •ROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Co1t1 Mesa
&•2·9150 't:.
PACIFIC view
MfMOfUAL PAJUC
Cemetery • Mortu•ry
Ch•~ • Crtm&tory '3~ f:>11elf1c vi. Orivw
Newpon S.•ch
6U·2700
McC<>f'MtCK MORTUARY
1795 L11gune Cenyon Ro•d
Laoun• Beecti ~· g2~1
40• 94 l!J.-
~-.ueGIW•NT Of' "''Y· 1985 _ --U.W frlenTIOUI ........ 1 8 . ...._ M-....,_ u:..~·-
BUIMN NAMI II ..... ~· aij f" . Pubftahld OfltlOI OOMt The= '*'°"' Tiie follOWl}'G paraona........,. ._. o.lty Pilot Apfll 13, 20. 2'7,,,...,. tM ·-,.. hlYI -.ndoll.cf Iha UM of ~ OfMOe CO..t May 4, IN& -... Iha Flct1tlou1 Bualn~a D9lly Plot Apft 28, 27. 1915 ,._... the lctltloue lull.,._
Name Cll-lol [leetr1o '8a·NI Hlll'ft« ~ 2107 VIMa
Solar ~ttrvcllon o., rta.IC NOTICE ~· N9wpor1 llMdl, CA
203 t Ofcti.rd DrSV.. lenta PWlJC NOTICE -The· '1cltltjoua "*"-
Ana. CA 12707 '9CTITIOUI llUUmN Hamt rtlftrred to lbOW ...
The l'lctltloue 8uelMM FtC:TmOUI ...... NAiil ITA~ 111c1 In OrtinQt Countr Oii
HafM t.-r.d lo abo\le WM ...._ ITATllmn · The lostowlng !*ION 1n1 ~ 11, 1.... I'll.I HQ.
lllld In Orengt County on TM t°'°""'I Ptt90n1 ere 001nO ~ ... 'l43t2S , a1n1a FILI HO f21t"2 doing~ .. ' ~ CAYITAL VISIONS. 31 Lynn H. Dell. NJtl'.L..
!iWwd Ollfln fruoftlh, AAMST'RONG •• 710 IHcon lly, Newport 1101 Vlltl ~ • .......,
203 t ~ Of ' 8lint8 NMon, Co.ta ....... Clllt. a.on. CA 12te0 ...,, CA tMIO
An•, CA t2107 12827 =lgl1 HUQllll 1 1 aMicton ...,,._ flllA '#, Mwy AMe Truotrttl, 2031 Oreo • Armetr0"9, 1t00 I• 6n lly, Ne~port Mt1CAttftur lflld~..,... ..._: Or~d Dr • &anti Mii, CA Cotti ~ IMcfl ~alll CA NtfO CA tt~
11101 L. ... _ _ eiti3 -' ' bualneee It con-TMI ~ .. ...
Tillt -... OOflo T'ha ""llMU II Con• dueltd;.: M ~ OUCted !IV ....... ,.._... duc1ed I))' a oer'" ~ntr· OUC1ed by an ~ M HUf1* .._
-., . . Greg~ Thi etalement wee llld TNt M1te1•1t ..... fNe 1t.i.....m "' lllld Thlt Ml*"-11 W9I tl'9cl with the County C1er11 °' Or· wt11 lfle COMft.ty Qwll of Of.
with the County c... of Or· ~ the County a.tt crt Of. enoe Counry on .-10, ""' ~ °" ~ 1" ~ County on Apr• 11. enoeCounty on "Pf1! 1, IHI 1915 ttN ,.,. -m.. ,.,... lyN'I tt 0. IL..l.ldlf'llM!d Oranoe "Motte• 0!1011 COMt ~ llWllhll"Oiiiiii
M , 1..,Aptl 1a, 20 • 0.PlotApttl, f3.20,t7, Oe1ty Piiot A"'111S, to, 2?, o.llylllloeA#U f(tf.llllJll .., . ..™ ltd May•. 1'8S 4. ',, ,.. • . ... ,. .._..,. ...,. . -----,
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92983 ducted by. 111 lnellvldual ducted by. an Individual 10
Robert L. Hunt, 440 UnCI• fl. Fland«• Rlctl.,d GltM Truofren 92e:H Frlnlltort Ave . Huntington
Hotmwood, ~ 8tech. Jtllt lllltmtnl WU mid Thie etat....,,1 WM lllld Thie bullntll la J:On~ a.ctt. <(A 9264a
CA t2tl3 with lhe County Cieri! of Of. with the County Cltrtl of Or-Cluctld by• eotpONtlon Oene Halloren, 160 I
Tilll bu91ntea I• con-angeCountyonApt118, 1985 ange County on APf1 11, DeYld 8tUlll'd, ~ Haven Piece. Newport
duettd by. t oenetel '*1· fltnm 19&5 Thie etetemtnt WM lllld 8Mlet\, CA t2M 1
Mf'lhlp Publlehtd Orange Coul "71711 With lhl Countt Ctent of Or· Thie bulln... 11 con-Rlchlrd L Hunt Dally Piiot Aprtl 13, 20, 27. Pub"9hld Orange Cout ange County on Apfll 1, 19&5 ductecl by. a gtnefll pert·
Thi• tlattmenl WU fllld May '4, 1985 Delly Piiot April 13, 20, 27. '27m1 net.nip
with the County Clerk of Of. Sa-701 May 4, 1985 Publllhld Orange Coatt !>eve J. Brown
11191Countyon AfXll 1, 1985 S•7C>e Dally Piiot Aprll 8, f3, 20, 27. Thlt etatemenl wu tllld
· P'27-I D1m•1c NOTICE 1eag ' with tt1e CcMity c1er11 of Or· Pul>llehld 0rwioe eout ... ~ · • s.-w anoe County cin AJ>lll 11. = Piiot Aprtt e. 13. 20. 21. ffCTmoul IU ... 11 rtaJC NOJM:( 1915
NAMI ITATl•MT FtCTITIOUI .,...... 1111-1( MnTIC( '1741a s..a&I The lollowtng penont.,. IT TumJfT ... -. ~ Publllhld Or1nge eo.t ---------t doing butineea u T~~ A PlfeOna 111 ftCnnout ..,..... Dally PllOI Apfll 20, 27, May rtaJC NQTIC[ MAROARITAS VILLAGE OOI bull,.: u : _ NAMI ITAn.NT 4, 11, 1985 ---------t REAL ESTATE DIVISION. E'dlurfVSPEC LAND DE· Thi kMlowlng ptr.ont .,. S•73t
fltCnnout llU ... 11 1814 North El Camino RMI, VELOPMENT CORPOR-doing butlMM u :
NAm eTATa•MT San Clemente. Celllornla ATION, 8022 Ivory Clrcie, PLAZA VERO! LIQUOR· "8.IC NOTICE Thi folowlng '*90f'\l Ill 92927 Huntington Bttch.Callforne DELI, 1525 M-. Verde Or. ___ ..._..._ ____ ,
doing~ u : Hlerd Capital, a Calllornle 92947-2224 Eu1. Colle Mtaa, CA 92929 flCTTTIOUI IUIMll
CtJSTOM CONCRETE general per1ne<lhlp. 1814 EqultySpec Land , Ot· Jamal Fouad N....,td-NAlm ITATllmWT
BUI LOI NG MATERIALS, NOl'th El Camino RMI. Sin ....ioc>mtnt Corporation, • dine, 2885 Fairview Rd.. Thi ·~aone .,.
2742 Cletole, Coete M-., Ciemenw, Caltlomla 92972 -uer__,, oorporadon C.M . CA 9243 doing but1neu M :
CA 92929 .... J-0 K1m9ton, 1814 Thia· bualneH II con-Sllllft Farid Al>Oudlab. J A 0 PROOOCTIOHS,
Calb!Y!I Duke. 2742 North El Cetnlno Reel, San oueted tr/' a e«poratlOn 28"Fa1Mew~ .• CM., CA 3505 Cedlllec:WC!Q. ().2099,
Clbc*.· ea.ta ....... CA Cltmenlt, C.WfofNI 92t72 D. v Id A c •Im.,' 92929 Cotta ~. CA IJ292t -
92e29 Oacat "-'-Eac:odtbo. Pr .. ldne1 Thi• buelneH 11 con· Ol11n• J · SIOlrow, 29701
Tiii• bUtlntM I• Cf>"· 1814 NOf'1h El Camino 'Awl; Thie •t•lemtnt WU filed duated by: • general Piii· Alo Brevo, El TOfo, CA
Ouoted by: 111'1 lnOMOull San Clemente, Callfornla with the Ccxinty Clerk of Or· nerahlp J.nrey DMm. 5707 Bllltl-
Cathryn Orlk• 92872 ange Ccxinty on AprH I, 1985 J~ NUMftddlnl .,,, . mor• " 19, La Miu, CA T~ 1'-lemtnt wu ftlld Oavaldo C11tlllo, 1814 Thft ttatement. WU meo '2041
wt1h the CountY Oet1I of Of. Norlh El Cemlno RMI. Sin Publllhed Orwioe eo..t wt1h the County Cieri! of Or· Thi• buelneH 11 con·
angeCountyonAprll t, 1985 Clemente, Cllllornl• 92872 Dally Piiot Aorll 20. 27, May angeCountyonApril 1, 1985 ducted by a genW11 pert. . '27tal Tiii• bullnff• 11 con-4, 11. 1986 f1nl7I nerenlp • ·
Put>Wled Orange Cotti lduc1ed by. • generel Plrt· Sa-711 Pul>llahld Orange Coal Olene J Stotrow
Delly PtloC April 8. f3. 20. 21, nereNp • o~ P11o1 Aonl 8. 13. 20. 21. Thlt atat.,,...,,t -fled
198& J. MlchMI Hl9fd, HMrd 198~ · • with lhe County Clerk of Or·
s....ee2 c.pi111. • CllllOfnl• '*1'*· P\8.IC NOflC[ s....ee5 anoe County on Apr!(_ 11.
--------lhlp . J 1985 ' . Ml.IC NOTIC£ Tti1a 11aternen1 wu flled FICTITtOUI '"'.,.." m•t41
----------with lhe County Clerk of Of. NAMe •TATIMINT Plll.IC NOTICE Publllhld &ang. Coe.I
8TATUmNT OP ange County on f<prll 8, 1985 The lollowlng ~90nl ere . Dally Piiot Aprll 20. 27. M.-y
AaAX&'rl• .. rr -ms.a doing bu91neae u . . ,_llTIOUe -··-.. 4 11 1986 . UM~mloUt Publllhfd Orange °"CQUt S(LECTIVE TREE SYS-N.. ITATiiii"Wr ' . S..730 ....... um Dally Piiot Aprtl 13, 20. 27, TEMS. 30& B NUfl'lille AYI., Thi fOllowlng peraons are ---------Thi followt!'O peraor11 May 4. 1985 ::;~ng1on 8Hch. CA doing butlneat u :
hew •l>lndoned the UM of Sa..e99 Kenne1h 8 Six Ill, 308 9 STOCK SHOTS, 17992..J M.!C NOTICE
the Flctlt1ou1 Buelneu --1111-.,-'IC_NO_TIC_E __ Nutwllll AYI . Huntington Sky Pllril Clrcit, lrvlne, CA fltCTTTIOUI .., .....
Name: Plldftc: E.mpjrt RMdy ,..~ Beach, CA 92$48 92'14 · NAlm ITATDmWT Mix, 2742 Clbola, Co111 Jamee K SChublrt 308 B. John <>wen Btrtholorney, The lollowlng peraona .,,
M .... CA 92928 FlCTITIOUI IUttHlll Nuhvllll Ave Huniin11ton • 389 •Ramona Way. Cotta dol~butlntM ... Thi Flctltloue 8ualn111 NAMe ITATl•NT ' . .., Mete, CA 9292'9 . · Name retwrtd 10 •bove WU The lollowtng pereon• are Beech. CA 92948 Edwin N. Watemura, 3088 0 LAND ASSOCIATES.
filed In Orange County on ~Olng bullMM u · Thie bu1ln1H 11 .con-Trinity Dr Cotta M .... CA 2107 VIiia Laredo, Newpoft
MWCtl 27, 11195 FILE NO M&M ENTERPR.ISES 678 ducted by· 1 ci-aJ pan-92924 ., Blach, CA 92ee0 ,._ . ,, nerstilp Lynn H Deel N H F L F272491 ' w· Wilton, vuwt• M ........ A Six. Thi• t>ualneH II con-2.107 . . Catbry~ Or•M.· 2742 92eaz__ T -ft -<fuCtid bt a general pert. Blach CA '2980 Clboll, Colt• M.... . CA Robefl MICbMI Morrluey hit llltemtnl WU led nerahlp .
92929 979 w. Wilton, Coete M ... : with the County Clerk of Of. John Owen BtrthOtomey. Thi• ~alneee 11 con·
Thia bUllrllll wu con-CA 92627 ~;;rs County on April 19· Edwin N Watemura dfy: :Z C:.. lndlYIOval '
ducted by an lnelhlldual Marianne Morrluey, 978 ,27._1 Thia 111tement wu ftled Thi• llatemenl wu fllld
Thia atatement wu lllld W Wiison. Co111 M .... CA p blllhld Oranna Cout with lhe Ccxinly Citric of Or-wtth the County Cllrtt of Of.
with lht County Clerk of Or 92927 4 ... • ·•-1 enge Ccxinly on March 22. c A 11 1• anoe=:ronAtxN 1, 198S Thie bualneu I• con-Dally .-not Aprll 20. 2 , Mey 1985 •nge ounty on pr '"
Pu Orange Coul ductadby:tw1bandand'wll• 4, 11, 1985 Se-717 '272017 1985 ~
Dally Piiot AfXU 9, 13, 20, 27. R M. Morn~ Publlahld Orange Coul Publllhld Orange Coal
1986 Thll lllleme!lt wU liled Dally Piiot April 20, 27. May Dal!y Pltot AprH 20 27 May
Se...e89 with the County Cltrll ot Of. • P\a.JC f!OTIC[ 4 11. tll85 L • 11 1985 : '
ange County on Apr11 15, :>1·729 ' S•7tll
---------11985 ~ T" f:maol ~:.~=·
rtaJC NQTIC[ Publllhld Orange Coul • The following pereon1 are __ Nl __ IC_NO_Tl_C_E__ MllC NOTIC£
flCTITIOUI IJU .... 11 Daily Piiot Apnt 20, 27, May doing bulln.u u : FICTITIOUa IUllNl'.ll ---~..;.;..;;------..._ ITA'TamNT 4, t I . 11185 TR I A N G L E P R 0 · flCTTTIOUI IJU ... 11
Thi lollowlng pereona .,. Sa-722 DUCTIONS, 308 NUhvllle NA* ITATl•NT ...... tTATamMT
doing bu11ntM •: Ave . Suite B, Huntington The IOllowlng PlflOl'll 111 Ttll lolloWlng P1f90M we
C l 8 CONSTRUCTION Nil.IC NOTICE 8e8ch, CA 92948 doing oual,_ 11· dOI~ bull,_ u : • SUPPLIES 17891 Mllchlll Jam" Keith SChublrt. NATIVE LANDSCAPES. · . ASTACIO MARTINEZ
North, lrtvM. CA 112714 F1CTTTIOU9 IU .... 11 308 B NUhvllle AYI . Suite 2540 v~1· 9=· Newpoft AN ASSOCIATES. 3444
9'tton Conitruc11on Inc.. ..... ITATl•MT B. Huntington BMctl, CA ~· Owen 2&40 VIII• MHdOW Brook, Co•t•
a camornl• corporation, Thi lollowlng pereon1 are 92948 ~ Beech CA ~. CA 92929
1789t Mltc:htll Norlh. Irvine. doing bualntll u . Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Bel:Q · Anuleclo Martinez, 3-444
CA 92714 FINISH SPECIALISTS. ducted by. an Individual 112Mk:tlMI J Owen 2&40 Meadow Brook, Coll•
Tiii• builn•H 11 con-38Q Princeton Dr • Cott• Jamee I(. Schut>en VI t 81 1 ~ B..cn M ... , CA 92829
duct9d by. • C«P«•tlon M .... CA 92929 Thi• lllttmtnt wu-'flted c. I ~ ' • Thi• bu•ln... I• con-
Oennla Fer Cqrpot· Ronald Evin ~llmee. 389 with the County CWk of Of. A 92 ducted by· en lndlvidhl
t S.cr guton. Princeton Dr . Cotta M .... enge County on April 19, I Thll butlneH 11 con-An~aclo Mwtlne;z
• ~Na !~t w'8 flied CA Q2829 1985 . ducted by hulband Ind wile Thi• llalemtnt WU ftlld
with the County Citr11 of Or· Thi• bu1ln111 I• con-f274082 Curt Owen with the County Cltrk of Or·
Coun on •~" 1 1985 ducted by 111 lnCIMOull Publl"*1 Ot1nge Coat Thia ataternenl wu n1ec1 ange County on Apr11 19. wioe ty ..,.,. ,;,.-Ronald E. Kallrnee Dally Piiot April 20. 27. May with lhe County Clerk of Of. 1995 Pu~ Orange eo..t Thll '1eterntnl wa lllld 4, 11, 11185 • ~ CQ\!nty on April II, m ...
Dally PllotAprll 8, f3, 20, 27, with lhe County Citr11 of Of. Sa-714 19 5 f2'14m Publlll'led Orange COMI
198& ange County on Aprll 18. p bll ....... "· "---1 Delly PllOt ~ 20. 27. May
S .... 11186 U ,,_, VTlngt V.... 4 11 111851 • .,.,.. ,274078 Dally Piiot April 20. 27, May · ' .-Sa-718
F>ubllaMd Orenge Coeet Pta.IC NOTICE 4· 11· t985 Sa-725 ----------1111---ll'.Mn-T-1"-c-Delly Piiot April 20. 27. May P'tllUC NOTICE
---... ~UUU\1----""'.;._~---4. 11,1985 ..s....tt!J_..:.iiAiliLirncriii~~f1;::=:::'.:::;;~~I?.::::-1-;::;::::;::~::;::;;:;--ncttnOUW llUWA The lollOWlng pereons are ln•eX•pen•slve• PlCTTTIOUI IU-11
NAllll ITAn.Nf doing bullneM u "(in ik spen s•vl not high HAim STATlmMT
The lolowlng pereona are P\RIC NOTICE FQROET-ME-NCH OIFT on price reasonable Thi lollowlng ~aone art doing ~ u; ---------C\.UB 410 W11I Co11t doing bullneat u .
YEAGER CONSULT-FtemlOUllJU .... 11 Hwy 0 Sulte 285 Newport classihed .... INTERIOR SYSTEMS,
ANTS, YEAGER ANO AS· NAMI ITATl•NT Bet.ch CA Q2ee3' a<1verhstng -· 525 OoMn Blvd . Suitt
80CIATES, YEAOEA CON-The lollowlng pereon• .,. Judith A Clrler. 301'A 1asslf1ed Ad~ert1sm 6, Coron• dtl Mar, CA
SUL TING COMPANY. 2139 doing butlMM u · . Jumlne Corona det Mar, 642-SS!A 9 25 Alt• VIit• Newpoft &Meh. DELTA VIDEO SERVICES, CA 112925 . .,.,.,,.. Mlctlaela. 2525
Ce1fom1e 8294IO 3800 Eu1 Pecttlc Cout Thi• bullntH I• con-OcMl1 Blvd .• &Hie 0-5. Cor· fhomM frtdrldl YMgtr. Hlghway.Sulle2,Coron64el ducted by en I~ one dtl Mar, CA 92826
213t Alta VIit•. Newport M.,, CA 92925 Judith A Carter ~--Thie t>ullneu le con-
leect\ CA 92te0 Boytlln and AMOd•t•. Thi• ttatement WU lllld --dueled by en lndlvldull Thie• ·bualneu 11 con· 3800 Eul Peclllc Codi with the County Clerlt of Or--P MlchMll
duCted by: en lndMdull Highway, Sul .. 2. Corona dtl ange County on AprM '· 1985 -Thie llatement WM lllld Thomea F. Yeeotr MM, CA 92125 . nn1• 1-with lhl CcM!ty a.ti of Or·
Thie ... ...,_,, wu flled Thi• bueln•H It con-Publlahld Otari.ge Coell .. ~ County on AfXll to.
wtttl the County Clerk of Or· ducted by:• corporation oe11y Piiot April 20. 27 .. May 19 5 ~ *'91CountyonAprl~ ~h~ ~.=i ':,r:'~ 4, 11, 1985 Sa-724 .... Publlahld Ot•nge Coeal
Publlahld 0rwioe eo..t with the County Clerk or Or· I -Dally PllOI AP.rU 20. 27. May
=PllotAprll9, 13,20,27. =County on A~i----------·-·-4. 11, 1985 Sa-710 8~ , MllC NOTICE ~ ..
PlJbllahed Orange eo..1 m"""''I -··-u "OQ) .._
---------Delly Piiot Aprll 20, 27. May ~MlaTAftMDT -P\8.IC NOTICE 4, 11, 1986 Sa-71~ The lollowlng Plflonl .,. _ __..;;...;;.;;.;;.;..;...-.;.____ otno bullntll u · .
fltCTmOUalU..... ANDRE0S TAKE-OUT,
Mm ITATW.....-r Pta.IC NOTICE. 119 Belboe Blvd . Nftpor1 Thi followtng pereona 1111 n. CA 92483
doing~ aa: ftCTITIOUl IU ... 11 Andre Ptrdrlel, 2119
M(T"O ENTERPRISES. NAm ITATlmMT alboa Blvd • Newport
346 W lt.t Strwet, 164, The tollowlng l*'IOf'18 we CA 92963
Tueon, CA 92980 doing buaiMM u l(nar111. Ptrdrlel, 2119 Qeoroa Laon'Afgyrot, Jr. KH SALES. 1779 A Wiit· al boa Blvd , Newpor)
Ma Vf. 111 Street, •84. mlnlttr St . Cotta M .... CA h. CA 92983
Tut11n. CA 92f80 92827 Thil bu1lntH I' fiOn·
Mlot\MI Lawl«. Jr • tf 11 Kurt A. Heleay, t77t A uctecl by· hullband and wilt
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11 ... i Mat Lett Ar.-. MM lllt ...... llM ~..... II• !llel~W!!!!=t......:u RECllN~ 13 P.int gun l'OYl'd gt&yl~ ~fem 1111111.. WWW....... .... .. . F======~ S35. BUiit.ff! gu o'NI Wht piwl/ct.I Wify At· ~let'°9 MC 11 1ry. 1\111 time CW. pollHtOn ..... Part t"-. fteii)~ l\f•. and bfoller '60. Table-lantllfl.'.hiltlt Ha-7117 /~ C:.. 11 :30 _A~·5fllM, 9tlr't ~aft 9#1'1 In thew-·
tot) butntr1 sso. 3 bet · i'9d E.O.I!. IM-1025 14 .... uo plnr. Mic tof vrct dlllt~ot trvlne a.tooll $25 MQh. 4 pa)lla 'ound: Puppy, llPP'i 4 . . . . JMn, M• & Ed• .... TC>Yo••· 42 Auto C...tlf
o'halr• HO Standing moa.. pelt O.m I~. AINI.... 11th & Tuatln, C.M. · Dr, Mk tor Notme. •WlnG ... 5 Avon co11ec male. Natlonel/Oownor PUTI,....
tloft S50. ·fire ·wood. 2 81· Ct,t Ms-M41 ~time. Olll U LHI IMr"91f/ ......... 11aft • *-· Ila LIM 111ck1 S 5 O • aoh . Found Mt of kevt nf' car ~~ 1 ~· 1mrMCMa .. opening "' our 1 .... " 1 e·u·x t8" and e·x•'• 11' wut't, C.M. Found c.m-:Sl~wA~PL~:;..-art time carrier oounMt-pvr°'llllnG & clltrtbUtlon AM~.., .. c HA 1 As . Fr• no ti 421'STVFF£Oenoc>py~ OASdryer,goodoondltlon $3 0 • 2426 Bowdoin ata, HarbOt/Mela v.~ 2431 w Coatt Hwy New· Of'9 ~ted. ~ ': depenment rot an u · ~tor 12135. tee-6435 Pl'ownclal "'' Metl. Bet '2(>. "'"Y' blitrel ~. GGS-5435 ~tnoa Place. Cotta tMM. Ca.ah. 5-46-9"5 port 8"cn · and glrl1 IOI" I S*leoce pereon with ldnt
-.-t1oole ~erect ... ,, S t5. Typewriter S30 GE CLOTHES dryer 135 Saturday wMk daya aubacrlptlon• on tn.lr typing lkllll and a P'eU-1-......,...-------(2) 122 Wiii. ~mini "'fable '$,f '::~:'\: 01 gold refrigere~~ s&O. only ' F~~~~~ no =-I~ -·&m........ paper rou!:h M~ 1-;'JoY Ing ~ C~ty.
All WOOd dealC '50. Ilk• CHILD'S ew wt and ::Wncs:i1°·~:·~·1'Q ~42 sa. Old dlthee I.awn moww tt' s.n-REC(ININO chair. S25. frightened. Vic. warner & for foreign car r•· =~ewnlng hOur! V~ ~~: Xl.r-= ~~~~ ~ =~~.~.!~~ &46-7110. and houHl\old 1tem1 Ntlon $40. Water'*'. Small cleek 16x.28 with 8l. Peul Cir, H.8 palr.541-eOM work dayt/ nexlble ,..,., :,111 and .0,.1ng Cdn-
.-.. hoUeae, .., .... , Ill chair• on roller• and SOc-$5. King '*'•prMd king coml>le1• s"'°20· 'w.? Cf'lalr $50. Magnavox r.., 847-530e 1--CommlulOn only. dltlone with a ~owing -. I • .,.. · OISHWASHEn ........... ...__ • u LadlH clothH baby~ MM• ..c... to reel tape recOfder S25 •-Call Btuoe !m= .,od 1.,, HouM •I• ewtvtl. good condition .,, -"""' ..,,. • ' one king bed frame s,200. Phone G73-33G2 or FOUND Wht or cream Cft Seti Avon now . ln a ......... 21 •vt com~}.;_ADP'Yto ,,! •'*'t· • ..,_ 13. ~ or HO Heh. 4 blaok 145. &4!.0875. lhoet and bag• •1·•5· o.ck bfond wood 1 . 540-7578. wlflM collat vcty Orange territory 0; where you -·-... -· ton l :SC.-,1fo4 ,.... • ft>"'rct. rlma ·atumln1,1m ~de orno. Chain Pletur .. 50t...f20. Coe-Two,dleet1, mlrrOfl 115 & Bay &45-9413 )lllC)rkt &43·9143 m a lf 11111 •1 maoa' t6 "ch. Two 110: alack na119a~d• !AZ·l.lfl'T traner hitch, tume Jewelry &o.-13. 178 NCh. &ttcil• &t Mdl. 3 TIRES. very good on LOST Gold Mnk bfacelet In' 11&111 ll&IT 17042 Glllettt Ave •
... 71-15 '"• °" Dodge eofa for omoe °' . oomple4e l30. Black Ind Cecll P la c•. 10•4. lllCk ,ohalr9 S5 Large bllbnced w11 .. 11. 4· ·~·d'I prlc~ lot. n.. ,_,_ .. I.. ..., Pl.IT lrvlne 714/2~31 rfrnt la eect\, '87 250 -i'Oom, electric a ding Wh ite TV 11 lno h 8'42·5812. ood ,.._ $15 S._. Q78x 14 on Ford ,,.,.,. ,..... """"' _, __
Mil tNM Id '30. '8'7 macNoe, needt ~. ~bi., S*feo\ 120. 8' ARTIFICIAL trM, full :-0 o°ood ~. ~~,;:. Chrytlef Pfoductl wheelt werdl 4G4~2 allo m:fl.ll~n:"'9 ll~!!D '!'time 1111UL ....
2JO MBZ front bumper Beeutlful wood ooneote -· Portab6a ~I~ weeping willow type. nice ,.. .. ' 25t·50$. Kitchen $40 pair 3-078x 14 on exp, P ' dOtlUt .. ._. P · 2 Oayt IWfl. email Mendly 111. 3tl Dodg9 bellllet ltat90 end 1'9COf'd ptayer and CIM S12 ""'._' an<JV9fyrMllooklngl20 table. good S25. Eleetrk: OM. whMla S50 fOt all. LllTl/llYllWIU BABYSITT!R-grand· Cotta Meu eru. mt :C, i,u1y peopte.
rme ~. 8tritton ~ '40. 2 end tab!M 15 0-Ute tour ffOhll and 642-1318. llClll m111 S9. ei.ctrlc 4-71113 white ftat IP<*• Brown cat with gr991'1 col· mother!Y type car. IOf 2 54i-.87G3 °' 581-2924 Skftll ~.typing. fll.. ..,. 860. l.*09 tow-HOii. Coaco kitchen cue I 10. S t«eo eystem tandWlctt orm $3 Electrto wheel•. tit Toyota and Ill, In Cotti .... .,.... yr old my tlome. It l\tkpg, llTA E ..... " Ing good phonryolee.
bW $20. 1910 Federal atool. 3 blue king efght track S15. Hoover GIRL'S 20" Stlngr1y $15 hoOf Polllher st. Cott• other•· $35 tor all. P<>Nlbly1tolen& dumped. 5 daytJwtc, 432-9758 "''" caii Mency btwn 12.2pm
Av• n u •, C o 1 r• b • d 1pr•1 d S 5 2 upright veouum, Ptrfec1 Car double bike rid! 16 l•ble painted S5. TV an 831-3701. REWAADI Pl•aa• cell lmmed. p/tl'" po1lt1on only 5-45-7101 ._..,546-0272. IPMken In walnut caNt S15. Two petlo Chalr9, Car top luggage rid! 15. term~ good s9 2210 C•· &42-4321 ext. 302. dev-. BABYS~l~TTgE:R~.~twf&ln~1~1~1~va;1~11~ble~Noon~~to~5~P~M~.LJ==1iiB,~WN~:=--8"'&"'~ 21S5. t~~220. 2724 ~._!~·~~'1b~·••: 25"1120" Samaonlt• ' · TV'1blaeklndwtttte,two 241-8&4hvenl . moe.,~ed,7:30am-5·30
__ ,....l~Jtlalr_ll Aoagla ~ ~ ...... 11c..-...... ~ ",.,,5,.. -" ", pm. Y 'I lnctude•typlrlo 50 .wtpoll'\, --:e:IC· ...._.t l1arter,' It tiltiinrwtth......,S2'r.fr0 n--. ' -lray bicycle $15. "o-v• £, •a1 11.,eactt S5. Ot· LOST Nr Garlleld/Bch Sat/Sun8M-8072att.8 10 k b touCh Ple111n1 ...... -= ...._, -. "" 111 S35 M 111 mate tlg« Cat. neut«_,!d. •Y Y · ty ng, Plt40 hre p/wtc. m..,.,.. tr11n1 (all ... ..-8282. KENMORE sewing m1-c 01cope · u • Reward a..2•2142 .a•Tll MI Mn-amkr office. Call Call btwn 9.1. &45-W3 ) 18415 Mdl. Con· COM~ERCIAL wtiMI bar-chine, v.ry good con-t .. ter VF303, new $35. .-Perri at (714) 851-7834. ---~:""'!:===::::--t(ol'penel (whh two pulle row S.25. Power M<>Wer. FOUR 4x8 llldlng oloaet HARMAN Katdan stereo dltlon S50. lwo rech.iwt ~1vy Pea coat S15. Loat:Would pereon finding .. I WllTll COLDWELL BANKER l lRliiiffii ~ JM'lt•) ... G. i<raft 3 excellent oondltlOn, front door9 plua hardware $10 $50. lntelevlal~n + 1 Mediterranean ehelra Boote. Army, ll:te 10 S10. wallet Apr 3 nr McOon· for Cf'llMM Reetaurant. Newport e.act1 PIT Attn• 1.5pm. It typtng, c.l'lan~I radio control throw $50. 7&6-7G11. each. Antique brau cartrldg• S4Q. Timex 135. 644-5288. Puk &4&-330e •tt« 12 noon. lld'a San Clemente pteue Submit brief employ. hla--· -•y Nllll tlllng & heavy phonel.
with Nehargeeblee $49. hanglno lante rn type ~::~:,r;p::_r K!;t~ ~~wp or t . Newport WASHER S50. [)ry9( $50. call 54Me83 tory, to P.O. ~x .. 21~24731, IKMH• _, 751-3112 · .~2op~•11;:&. rl~~r:~~ Ol~~ta:O~· ~o ~~ ~~= "!'~~•:~am~ lkls S50. 'Lange lkl1 l30 .... aeh. Dlahwaah« 150· Pulh Ptr1taab I Cotta M .... .,., • " ~~:i:.°' a~ d~!; -""'G""'EN""""'E:-::RA~l-:O:-::FF=1c'-E~
made air plltOI whh In.-20~r-bbc1e Ur• end over link nxture S5 2 Otympla lkla $10. Size 8 LARGE couch, Oood oon-~:115~v;f'_:' · IUTll&ll HITllU record req. «.75 pl"r Mlf..tarter amCo.M>lnQ,
door tatget $4G. New tubM. s2 . Motl. Ohlld'a hHvy metal toldlng akl booll S20 Size 8 lkl dltlQ!! $25 548·8120. C . M 84&-~tt. ' 'I KNOW HOW TO TREAT _.Ina exper RIGGERS/ start. A--i [f Renlila, ~9'<:.10-5 ~p Polateld camera with phonograpn S6. Clltd'1 otlelfa S1 MC:tl. OE e6eo-boois S15. Polee $5. 2268 Faderal Avenue, oata ..._ --·-A LADY' 557-8543 BOA'fMAINT.per90nnel. 642-1186 hr ~19 -
ftaaf\ S17. High power elec1~ $8. Olvm-Irle floor ecrubber SS. ·Men's ,Long John wetault Cotta Mesa. . WINDOW bars $5. Oak ~1HO'I employment.
fteetvfor &6mm $49. New pla er S10. Klrby Bamboo tee cart 150. S25. 6 aurlboard MO. 2 LARGE refrlgeratOf froat cnalrl15.Plctore$5. Iron I i t i lt Apply In peraon t>twn ' IEITIL UlllTUT 118.1&. "'10I
Pottableee.ctrlcrange(2 vacuum cleaner S10. Call before Gam . VW .seata $30. 155x15 1r .. l50.Largeeol•'*' tenoe $20. Paint b<ulh •1an1 • 1-4:30pm Mon-Thur. R.O.A. exp. & motivated, anawertelepflonee1tNon
burner) 122. Camp atOYe Conn trumpet HO. &42-8M8. Urea SS. Cou~h. $30. S25. Near new Seara $3. Bike S7.50. Iron clown on nment out que. 193G Deere Aw, lrvlne chalrtlde for .progreallv. Profit Youlh Service Of.
110. Travel Iron S5. Jewzzl type wnlrlpool Lo......at S20. 6 drMMC vacuum $30 Large eota bank ta. Lamp S5. Hub Ladl9' llhlona and · Newport BHch office. ganlzatlon In Coatl HouMtlold ltem1. 1539 $35. Child 1roller1Ut• FRIGIDAIRE r.trlgeratOf. $20. Siiverware U . $35 850-&130 capt S2., Plc:ture frarMt Antlquee. GI0-4021 CASHIER-CLERK Gift Full time w/xlnt t>eneflll M .... Lite typing, QOOd
Cumberland L~ne. New-SS. 8 trlcil tepee 2.5$. el(oellent condition S50. Clothing k -SS. 131 30th . . $2 Kitchen a~llance S2. . lhop John ""Wayne Air· & salary. 631·•238 oroanliatlonal 1kllT1 a
port 8MCb. 7-8am Satur-1782 W•tmln1ter Av· 5.t&-1893 or &e9·G254. Street, Newport Beaeh. NEW boat 32' Luhr• Surf board $5. R•nec1or lln S. In, Ill. port. R .. pontlbl• older plu1. Congenlal at-
daY· 6-12 Sund1y, Of cell enue. Cotta Men. 197" Federal, Cotta 850-7280. culhlons, beige forward $2. 1410 Soutb Bay Carda, Gitt•. Souvenirs. peRQn preferred. Call ......... m~e. XJnt WOtttlng
,,,._• 8*8118. w OM~. Mw.. INFANT carrier Sl. Infant. V berth and noott S50 • Front. Balboa leland. 9-Priced Right to Sell. BettleTue.-Setmomlnga oper. & enlt!Ultleatlc dog cond.lbeMflt1. 979-7900
and toddler clothlng 2se. cu1hlon. White rattan noon Saturd1y. 875-8975 852·G1&e groomer. part ti'". Lag. General Servloee
SS. Ped Ind blbl 25e delk S35. 5"6-~41. WOMEN'S blk• '15:.$45. Swimming PoOi Chemical Ul•I 8ch. loc. 497•15eO &11...U
Md!. Recetvtng blankete NEW Comadore Vic 2!> Rotary power mower Service Bullne11. H.B. f\.111 time. no exper. nee. Ill Llml In Newport Beecii hel a
50e eact\. Cr1b lhMt• S1 32K ~alon $50. Oita $45. Cruia« blk• "45.. ar ... No IXP nee, wtn Call Barber• '°' awt. Kennel Valet/Dog Bather. pert time opening In the
eactl. lnlan1 Mat S3. M1 program aid, loll ol Color TV, wont• on UHF traln.$55,000f\.lllamount 640-3280 PIT, nr O.C. F1lr· general aerv1oee depart·
SYDNEY Baby bOtt ... 254 Motl. softw1re S50. Joyitlx $45. Car rid! 15. BMX required, wlll net • grounda.5-49-G799 ment. Hou,. ate Monday·
infant aafety atrep S2. bleck end white Monitor bike $25. Olrl'a 20" bike $40,QOO+, Celt collect Frid*" 1·5PM, 14. p/hr.
Book• 2 5' u ch. and table $50 .. ~ drewer with training wheell S26. Mon-Fri Upm. Mk for W.. · Mii Tl 1111 SALIS Muat' haw ~Id Call!.
OMARR Croasword domino game dresaer $20. 24 chrome 2080 Stlte Avenue, Tim (408)77G-5-49e Fun time, wtcnd1 1 mu1t. make top dollar Mlllng . drlv.r• llo fOfN llftlng
11. New Anene. game Moto-X bike S50. Large Cotta Mea1. Follow Oak Exp. pref., wlll treln. brief CINI, 1011 bag1. req 833-3232 Kerry
HOROSCOPE .••Iii••········ $5. New Pecl'llco game wrought Iron parrot case Street. Home a.fter 11am. ••rtgHtl Apply ln pereon. l<«m Cell Dave, 875-2287 · '$10. Board gam91 S1·S5. S50. Ou mower S20. 548-2429. T r. ' tOU Rima Hardwace. 2888 lllL lllJU/llMI
Bookcue S 10. Hanging HouMhold ltem1. Satur-• • I Harbor Blvd, Coeta M... llMl/llLPll • Part Time Suday. April %8 ... tight sa. Stereo and day. 424 15th St'"'· ~~~J~•ge cupt>oe~• Private Pa~ want• to !Of ottlce furn deffvery & • Retired OK
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Pleasure comes through famtly speak«• $30. 2 lk1te Huntington Beach lndlan rt 's~-s~Wooci purch1H Tt1"i. F11t A&•••EI-ptctt upe. Knowledge of •Male/Female
rcunion.ch1ldrcn,greaterfrcedomoftbo ughtandaction.quarrelswill ~cfi• J1~ and ,•fg· 9e()...4()8t. work~h 115 t&nm cuhl e.40-5215 .,..... both Orange & L.A. Approx. 80 hr• p /mo.
be amicably settled. partnersh ips could be formed, you 11 be more A~.,.1~~ 50 °0~10n ,15· NEWISH Head lkll wtth f 11 m • d 1t0 r' s 1 o. Widow hu money for IEW &OOlllTI Count ... helpf\JI. Pteue Valid Cellf. drt....,. lie
pppular and will have chance for em ot ional fulfillme nt. Blue aquarium $5 Nft look • Nevada step-In Glassware 11-15. Patio T.O'a. S10,000/up, no Poaltlona avlllable with brlno O.M.V. prln~ to Cell Jim, 714156().0878
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Yo u'll have more "working room." hair dryer S5. PattO ctialr bl!'dlng1 MO per ski. ut S20. Men and credll"''/no penalty. Call large brokerao• firm. lntetVlew. Call &42-5188 1111111 nod o f ..confinement is over -one who made error corrects 1t and 53 Hard toe W()(I( ahoea Head •kl poles S l5 wom.n·1 clothing S 1·$3. Oenllon ANOC 873-7311 Clerk:al expertenoe re-'°' eppt. Reuben E. LM hu Mveral 'IJ two fj It E h . ti 'h tTt ..M 10~ se 2 <:uc*oo Henke anap-ln bo0t1 W8 Snow ch•I"-$5. 8422 quired. Good beneflta. T u ~ne1tasresu . mp as1scommun1ca on, umor.versa 1t y. clock• S5 '•nd s10 s20. 'fYllaon •lgnature Sealrock Orlve .·Hunt-BtltWut.. Siii CallCuti'lerW-91110f lllml openlng1tor1POaart andlme
fru native plays to p role. Thermo• bottle 25-Pie-golf Irons, wood, putter, lngton eaactt. Saturday _ ~ Acoounll es1•8500 now hiring full & part time hoat ... help. Y
GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20): You'll get attention, credit deserved. tures so. .. s 2 Ad. tor be~ $50. Black and White only 9.4, Of Newland be-* lllYllS * E.O.E. drivers for Olal·A·Rlde evening polltlona. ~
n light flashes for rebui Ida ng program, re la ti ve backs you-, visit s2 50. Poet«• 50$ :C11 12 "tV $20. 2-drewer Ille tween Adema end In· muat have oood dr1vtng r• Service. In South Coun-~ ~'°"eo2--' d~llly. 1u!... ·
fi · fi I d k -" t th " y · I I · · S · cablnell $20 each. 4-dl1.napoll1 cord OMV. report r• Yllll STiii ty. Mutt be at leut 21 yr r1C11lc aat · ,_...,. · ves rult u an ey perso n ge s e message. Jrgo P ays unusua F~~r~': ~acTh~~! &t;lt~ drawer tue cabinet S35. •-. : ,OOZ qulr~ tor Int~. Muat MOVIE RENTAL CLERK, & have clean drlvt~ r•. port Beedl.,~7 910
le. . . fi cord -sa -Aambur er Prom dress plus Jacket -••••••t a ll • have neet clean appMr· Fem, PIT. 11am-3pm. cord. Call 496--033 tor MIUlllPll CANCEB (June 21-July 22):-.ey investigating, you gain 10 or-eandwlctl "'4aker SS. C~a-w 10 120. Smith Corona SPIRITOXL READINGS •~· Startt at $4.50 Mon-Fri. Good pay. runhef' Info. M·F G~ EOE 10~ buay prof .. elonal.
tQation which can be transfonncd into profit. ~omancc 'ls pan of tom a ball $25. electrlc typewrltei, with Advice In All Mattera & p/hr. Cell 7'1·2HO APPIY In pe<eon. 1000 11m11 WUTll Mon-Fr1. 5 ,..,. p/cWy. ~~ario, creative j uices fl ow and you 'II have sense of freedom, elation. Men'• ~ lhoe .. ae caM $50. New food pro-Counaellng. 1815 So. El (8am-5pm Mon-Fri) _E~E Brlatol Str••t North, For home delivery Cuh Driver a lie, OWfl tr1n19. &
Sagittarian figures prominently 9'Ai s 10. Joo ny Jump-up cessor ~tti 111 :1ac~ C•mlno. Real. San Clem. Allllm• OUU Suite 8. N.B. !>6ld dally. Apply G10 refa. req. 478-7009 btWn · LEO July 23-Aug. 22): Judgment, 10tu11ion arc o n target-major 18. Men and womena menta · S~ ~ Lied. 492-7296 ~ ~~ -f.corttti>1lclflc eoat Hwy; ~5.SOpm wttda~•
domestic adjustment taKes pTace. Cycle nign.iOvffi realurcd. unusuar doth~··1 5(). ~ =her ... ~ S50 Up-..... ,.... 3. M acctg ciet1c . must rm/bOltd. Pay for added lag. Bell. • . llllllllPll
gift will be received and re presents to ke n of esteem . Family reunion si::: = ~t'riutted hOl•t•ed rOcitlng enalra know 10 key. IOtM com-r"9(>n. OdM 720--0641 ' Banking Working couple ""°'
could be part o(:'dra matic" scenano. • animals 25,.s2. Set 01 $35 each. Brown JOf,den puter knowledge helpf\.11. _.. Ulll WHlll EmY LML houMk_,,_ 3.5 daya
VIRGO (A 23 Se 22, Se r. t d el ments of s chalae 10\Jn"" S30 each. FIT Mon-Fri. 8::10-5. ~ .. ~ ug. • pt. : · crets are lea ure , e canister• 1. Calta..,....., Brown Jord;n outdoor 549'°'77 7 co-educat1on11, retldentlel PllfTlll Fii /WK., 11am-epm .. Muet
deception and glamour are also spotlighted . See others as they arc, not S5. Black TV stand with FOUND •DS treatment program: lhlft ai . t>e exper. & nave·..-.
merclyasyouwishthcym1ght be Term~mustbeclearly dcfined.Pisces llghtS10.Smallt•.blee S5 c~~b1!2091~~lc 0~~~ 1' &11111,QSllTllT work; for Interview call HT .. Llll•PIUH Salary open (employee
plays paramount ro le. and $lO. Bench prfSI ~er $35 Movln over-Orange County Computer 631-9938 L'U IH"11 beneflta optlonal~ C11J •
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): St,atus quo ls shaken! Focus o n with weight• 550· ~ 1001 seul Cell 6"&-84~3. ARE FREE Co. full or part time. Xlnt -1L1 •••1 WHllll futorowlngnallonalttoua-Mary 261-7425
" aohl $30. Dime tlot ml· growth potential Alk for - -Ing financier raqulr• de-HOUSEKEEPER WANTED 1mensified_Love relationsh ip. ability-10 take greaterchllrgc of your own chine S35. Portable 111.n-PECAN deS\gner1 cheat 2· Cal.•' . J 1 m . 847 •2 2·88 or Spllt Houri. Chrl1t11n tall oriented responatble 1 or 2' dayl ~ _.. fOt
dc$tiny. Spotlight o~ney, rom~e. int.cgnty. coura,ge and s uccess. washer 125. Cl'lelt of hlOh 82 long. Belutltulty 673•5184 evee Sehl, 1&e35 Brootchurst. person with document llght houMkMC>ing
Capncom plilys dynamic role. . • drawers S20~1ght atlnd ep~nted 1 .. 1urea, told· l•J·lll l . Ft. Valley Ge2-3312 exper. some typing nee. C del Mat 844:1357 SCORPIO(Oct. 2J.No". 21): You'll finish long-standing project. SS. 1861 New J«eey, lnglfontdoorswlthSCfoll UllTT1lllUll OUl1A&1 Xlnt company ben«lt•. _or_on_a ___ ___,.----g I . fli r. r. Cotta M..._ 979-5437 Of design $50 Call for ap-Acute Care Hoapltal, -. lrvlne er ... Salary SG50. lllT&U.11 · oucouldrece1ve ucranveo er1orpro perty.story,1ormat orconcept. 546-1450 Saturday and polntment pleue aeet<aexper Admitting Buay N.B. lnaur~ ofc mo. Call Mra. Campbell mp lndtv toaeembte&
ne who represents ··old name" is back o n scene. you'll be tested and Sunday. 557.9126. Clef1t 30 hrwtc. Appl. must =~m~it~'t':.'«>rn~ 863-.1555 Instill ciO..t •. win train. intn~~e8iTTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Focus on commun1cat1on -SEARS CB b&M •talion OUMBALL meohlne and FOUND DOXIE young.Vie. 1~T ~~·~·w/~:.,_• Cludecom~t«entry,ltte EmlWllOlnUY ~P~ 1;~c1r1r835
Stress independence. be direct, h1~hhght orioinal thinking. You'll get to S50. 2 good matching candy or peanut m• Edinger & Ed~;~•· Str.Utul 111u1t1on. Med: typing, flllng, ptlonel. etc. Eicperlencad only. Full n ' ' rv. ""' roe611ng chalr1 $35 eactl. chine, takes dimes $20 Hunt. Beach. 840· ,ef"IT) pref So Coul Expe<. pref. bl.tJ will con-llme. Call Terry 11 llmL llLP heart of matters where love s concerned . Young person plays 2 bar 1t0011 $3 each. 3 H ch, or both S35. MediCal ~ter 499•131 1 alder 1gre11lv•. am-546-2524 muat love doge relt req
pro minent role. Leo native helps provid e u'TJUSUal opportunity. caees Attend adult me-642-1376. N••• tpor tl I '61tloua 1ppllcant. Call 497.:1seo · ·
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Reunio n is part ofscenano. What dlum d!apoaab ... lncon· -•• 1 &IYllTlllR Branch Mor. G55-903:J """llOlnUY ·
had been lost will be recovered. Intrigue W11b m ystery. the occult could ~zeno 'c~~·c· .. 98r;.~ :!"ult 2 ~OLOll TV'a s5o Moh. •4ufpment 1 &OllllT UlllTIYI oua ... •• 2-3 Yr• MCretarlll exper. IEllEL llLP · · · t d J I fid · · .., ........ " "'' ... ..., l bl S25 •-(all ph .... ) required fOf dominatcdramat1cscenano. nd1v1 ua cosetoyoucon1 csinumate •dl~llable walklno ald Lvtng room ta• · NHded tor dlapl•YHatbof Munk:lpal court OlrectOfofo.tgn&Con·Cleanlng,mornlnge8em-?
secret. Bc<iiscrect! , $35. Boxing glo¥99 15. POftable stove s~o .. TwQ; advertlalng S1111 at hu opening• tor Men & atructlon and Equipment Call 557-6020
AQUARIUS :(Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Locate legal documents, ask 546-91G7 surfboarda,one54 $30, rapidly ettpandlng local Women It you type 40 & Design DeplttrMnt ofliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
q uestions, oivc full l'ein to intellectual curiosity. Emphasize SEARS K~m"'• ~-.. ·-onetl 863'0'~ ~Call •ny-d•~-... ~•w..,•p1a.f.~~;pl1~!: WPM ~ are lnfW•ted reataurant dnlgn firm . ""' y "' ~-. '"· · gr-.... ...,,_. ,_, In xlnt beneflta, with a Shorthand or ap .. d· UYllT •--communication . put through long d istance call. perhaps overseas. ou model 600: white New 2 PAIR N~dlca boot• lnd"" .. uala may earn ex f •• •7 _, .. , · ..... ,....... • atar11ng aatary o -·" writing dMlrable. Res-Ex~leneed end CJMtlW a.re going to gain valuable 1nfonnat1on. hosee 8 month• ago S20 men·a 9'Ai, women's G cellent Income (lllary & pthr, 40 hr• ptwl<. Call taurant conllrUC11on ex· layout artllt 10 produce
PISCES (Feb. J 9-March 20): It may be necessary to tear down for 842-1376. $35 each. Heicoel t8011<11 comm1111on). benefit• 833--041 1 eict. 350 for ln· petlenee,llelpf\.11. AppJy In quality ad layout•, compe .
Ultimate purpose of rebuilding on more sohd 'itructure. Scorpio MALL truck cam--lhell S30. AM/FM receiver •nd advancement op-tervtew. 4801 Jambor" a 30 to 4 pm & 1 1 .. ....-...... portunlty SalH •l(· BIVd N.8 . eoE pert· eon : am flyer• or a ut ...-individual does have your bes t interests ·at hean despite "stormy"t$35. 3117 foot redwood S30 Desk $15 Lamp $8 perJenee required, media • a . ,dally newapaper. con-
tmotional session. · r,1~:rg~!~~ R~a::r g~~~ =\•~.ST12in ~~~:r= u,perlenc• adven-11111. SIU Plltllfl lll JILLY 11111 llO, ceptto ftnlahed art. Send
IFAPRJL281SYOURBlRTHDAY youare crcat1ve,andepcndent, 510 8 foot walnut for-aprlnga$2S. Ruatlcaolld tageoua.Sendreaumeto: allk Pfettef fOf alike -g 1704201tletteAve. reaume only & xerox
at times domineering. sensua.I. possess sense of drama and members of mica freelorm table s20 wood awfvel bar stools ~ .. UT wool1. G57..0~11S · Irvine 1141250..0331 ~~·h.0lrtw~~~~,...,. oppesite-5e*-C&ns1deryou~b~QA'.l<Ull-4C. Leo,AquMJ.US~l'.SGn~~ &-·toot padded benctres ISO eacn. WO<Xf .. n wrne For Clas.~ifitd Ad i&J[f T CONSTRUCTION: FEM AIDE ll~ln, uelat
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and sen11mental. Your ideas are original, rou seldom succeed when KtdS left home-and left year• 50J·S5. Large A~"!~10N Cotta Mesa. Ca. G~28 831-2345 /brd + $300 mo &45-2357 IAILYPILIT
f-Ollow1ng"1he mob " You make newstan this year. you break free from 1he1r "don 1 needs' too? ~\~~25~~C:~~~S~:; • 041u PILOT &ITl llT&ILU CONSTRUCTION Fem to lhr Back Bay 330 W. Bay St.
what had been a ··1os1ng propos111on" Jul) could be outslandang for Someone needs them 1n 8 movie came<a S25. AD-VIS<>e •xP· relleble <Nlaller, •tart EXPERIENCE FRAMER condo, C.M. $300/utll eo.ta Mee&. C.. 92828
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