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HB victims' spirit
d ark as the water
Br GLENN SCOTT or-.....,,.......,
People wbo llv• •Iona tour
flooded cul-de-uca In
Hunt1n1ton Buih b11•n the
· 1toomy bualn"' yeaterd•y of M!Vllina dry be~.
It wun't euy. TMir hOf'MI ln
the low-lyln1 tubdlvltlon
frondJll Beech Boulevard north
of Adant• Avenue were 1tlll
altllna In .. ver•l feet of dirty
brown w•ter. The realdenta
w•ded throu1h the atreeta or
peddled rubber raft.J, their aplrita
u darl( u the w•ter.
and tabla tlolltinc a.round. You
can't believe It ••
White and hla wtt•. Sue. ttood
on an uphill aide of a brick fence bordertna Beech when the)' oouJd
aurvey tl\e Oooded nelO\borhood
below. City offlclala tald a
break ln a nearby fJood control
channel •nd • _cto11ed atorm
drein led to th• flood1nl.
inft daqhter'1 car in front of H untington Beach home
"Nothln1 la dry," aald Don
White of 8012 Mermaid Circle.
"Even the 1tuff hana1na ln our
cloaeta la wet. Everylhlna la
w•ter-eoaked. There are beda
Sue White aald ahe hardly
knew wpere to bea1n Inside their
hou.e, 1Ull waJ.at-aeep ln w•ter.
V•lublee and lmportarit pepert
need'ed to be reecued, ahe aaid.
But 'aft.er that, It .U aeemed the
1ame. Even food In the
refrlJeerator wu wet. The
Whltea had refinanced their
(See DEPRESSING, Paa.e Ai) . .
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' ' v I THI DRllBI COAST
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1983
Officials def end
IJOO --. ~ ~ evacuations
. -.BJ ROBERT BARUR ... PlllL SNEIDERMAN ..............
i6mt1Jllton Belich Fltt Ctlief
'Ray PICard today defended
d ecttiom by city workers to eweuate up to 800 residenta from
flooded homa
Some homeowners claimed
t_ber could have aaved their
~from flood dam.ege had =Mi~n allowed to remain
.But Picard. who operated the
Floods due
to breaks
in channe l
8y ROBERT BAl\UR or .. ....,,......,.
Tbe problem WU obvioua to .U aocr or ao Huntlnaton Beach
i ta who were canied out,
d away, awam out or a ride on a boat from
flooded bomea.
flood control system didn't
e Chief Ray Picard aald
were 11 breaka ln the sides
•ve earthen flood control
cbefteb durin1 the heaviest
~pour Tue.lay. . .. Jr theee brMchet hadn't been
-~ UP QUickly by aandbao, ~t 30,006' homes tn the cfty
ailand a would have been
..-wat.ed, Acaid said today.
· woman Ruth Finley, a
qflll!llbl!I' of the Sulta An8 River
Protection Aaency, aaid
temlty of the storm pointed
the inadequacy of Orange
ty'a Oood ccltltrol ayatem.
domn't pl'OteCt the dty. The er la montey , .. abe aakl.
e county operatea and
i»bitaina the channel ayttem ~to Mack up runoff water _...tnmport it to the ocean.
Huntington Beach operates ..s maintalm the storm drmm
( ... FLOODS, P .. e Ai)
city's emergency operation•
center, aaisi, "We rec:etved
complaints that we didn't act fut
enough ~ complaints that we
acted" too 800IL
"We-were carrying aome
people from their homes. There
wu no other way out, espedally
for the elderly and the W," be
said.
"I aent a fire protection
~ to the Seven Seu Lane
area (neer Atlanta Avenue and
Beach Boulevard.)
"When we went in. the water
WU ankle deep. Two hours later
It WU waist deep," Picard aaid.
Area officials, meanwhile,
were ~ a-federal d.i.ater
designation today to allow stonn
vlct1ma to apply for varioua
government aid .P1'08J"&IM.
The federal diaaater umtance
center in Seal Be•ch cloaed
Saturday, but f.e de r a 1
information office!' Merl Moon
aald local coordinators were
awaiting word oo whether that
center may be~ or a new relief center will~ up.
Huntlnaton re1ident1 -
perbapa the hardeat hit in
Orange Cowlty -survived laat
night without major problesna
deaptte ateedy rain.
Resident• near Hamilton
A venue and Magnolia Street
reported that a tornado struck
down at about 3 p.m.
(See EVACUATION, P .. e Ai)
coum EDITION
ORANGECOUN TY C A LIFOnNIA 25 CENTS
Dllllr ..... ..._... ~ '--,.,....
Katherine Gray an d son Garrett survey sunken
boata and bucketa washed from inland
nurseries along Balboa Island .
Landslides
threatening .
CdM homes
By STEVE MARBLE
ud JODI CADENHEAD
Of lhe D.l!IYP'lotllilt .
Hllllide resldenta in Corolla deJ
Mar were prepared to evacuate
J,oday u the rain-soaked earth
holding up their homes began
giving way and tumbling to a
atreet below.
The land fallure below the
hillside Irvine Terrace
community forced work crews In
Newport Beach to close off
heavily-u.ed Bayside Drive from
PaclHe Coaat Htcbway to
Carnation Avenue.
"The ground just can't take
any more water. We're juat
ho~ to God there'• no l'.DOre
rain,' aaid Wade Beyeler, the
city'• aeneral aervlcea director.
More rain. however, 1a forecaat
by the weekend.
City engineers in Newport
Be•ch alao were watchin_g
hlllside homea ln S~glua Hill and residencea on Road,
which rum along a ell f above
Martnen Mlle.
An emergency Red Croaa
shelter at the Orange Coast
YMCA ln Newport waa being aet
up early today in the event of
evacuation.
"The ground la just tort of
oozing down. There's been so
much rain. We don't ihink any
homes are ln lmmedlate trouble
but if we get more rain, there
could be problems," e~leined
Bob Wynn , Newport s city
manager.
He uid the worst slippage
problem In the dty w-. from a hDlalde above Bayside near the.
lntenection of Jamboree Roed.
For the most part. dty workers
In Newport, Cotta Meaa and
Irvine were ualng the lulla
between the ahowen to clean up
and get ready before the
antidpes.ed weekend storm hlta.
In Costa Meaa, firemen were
going door-to-door today
vacuuming water out of aoeked
homee. 'the areaa hardeet hit
were on Princeton and Hanover
ln College Park, Trinity Drive,
the 17th Street lnduatrial area
(See HOMES, P .. e A!)
·@ne less problem for dentist
. VE TRIPOLI ...., .......
Co.ta M-dentist Dr. Tony
i pappu, embroiled in a
..: oveny 1urroundin1 the
ol. thtte patients tr.ted him. hM both one ie. and one
more legal problem fadna him
today .
The Orange County Dlatrict
AttomeY'a office umounced t.hia mormn, it will not pnm ~
.. ainat Protopappu atemmJ.na
from hJa arrest outllde hJa office
Feb. 18. The aJTSt came, police
uJd, after Protopappu drew a aun on two undercover police
offJcen who approached him.
Meanwhile, ·m. mother of the
th1rd penon to die aft.er belnl
treated by Protopa~ tued him ts. l lOmillicn ~y.
(lee DEN'l'llT, Pap Al)
'LB damage nearly $1 -million
Victoria Detach homes unelennined, Bis Bend hard hit
' I
I Orin • Cout DAILY PILOT /Thurlday, March 0, 1883
Rain due to end tonight
By KAREN E. KLEIN OtlMOaltJ"9ttwt
Aft~r aix day• of drenchlna
rain, I\ 1 ma a reprieve la ln
ator~ H huvy, black 1torm
clouda drth eutward, National
Weather Service official• aald
today.
The rain should •nd tontaht,
occordlng to the forecut, but not
before the cunent storm will
have dumped more thun 8 lnchea
on Colt.a Meu and envlrona.
The weether service predicted
partly cloudy akt .. tomorrow,
with mur rain due over th•
weekend. But Monday ahould be
falr and clear, offidala said
Tomorrow'• temperature•
1hould be ln the low· to mld·&OI
The ret.reatiftl 1torm ~&ht
10mt1 of th• het.vte1t raln ever to
the Ora.nae Cout. accordlna to J.
Sherman Denny. who hu kept
rainfall records In Hunttnaton
Beach since the 1930..
"Over the Jut three daya, we
sot almost ~ lnchet of rain,"
Denny 11ld. "Thal'• preuy .maains.''
Thia w k'a downpour brouQhl
aeuon wt.all tor C.O.ta M .. to
17 .ea lnchH of rain, county
Environmental M1na1ement Aa-N:Y offldala uld.
That'• nearly twice tho
llV teat rainfall Of 9.07 inches for
thle tlme of year. Lut year at
thia point tn tho eouon, the ..,...
had received only 7 .62 inch• of
rain.
EVACUATION PrCEDURES DEFENDED.' ..
From Page A1
It uprooted some trees, cily-o ed facility along with a injuries when struck by
knocked over a fence and nearby restroom were upgraded equJpment. ·
destroyed a storage shed. from $250,000 to $750,000. The paramedic team boarded a
according to rl's1denu No ~ut damage ealim•tes to helicopter provided by Amlnoll
injunes were reported. private homes throughout the and stabilized the man's
The End Cafe at the up of the city were acaled down to about cond It ion . He w aa later
damaged Hunungton Beach pier $8.5 million from $22 million. tranaported to a Santa Ana
I was sull standing today. But About 160 mobile homes in the hoepltal.
observers say it's only a matter of Brookhurst-Garfleld ~ -Del A 11 h 1 g h a ch o o 1 a a n d I time before 1t plunges 1nto the Mar Fatales, Brookfield Manor elementary echoola ln Fountain
ocean. "-an~ Rancho Del Rey. -received Valle and Huntington Beech
Damage estimates to the m&JOr ~· offlc~ said. were ~pen today. Many remained uninhabitable
FLOODS today as did homes along Beach The Oranie County Chapter of
• • • Boulevard near Atlanta and the American Red Cross was
Indianapolis avenues. An scheduled to open a service
evacuation center at Huntington cent.er In Huntington Beach City
Beach High School remaina open. Hall at 10 a.m. today.
From Page A1
that feed the channels.
While the coastal city had
nothing but problems, channels
in neighboring Fountain· Valley
worked pt!rfectly.
Huntingion Beech paramedka George C hitty, executive
participated ln a re9Cue aboard director of the chapter, said Red
the Aminoil USA offshore oil Crosa volunteers would provide
platfonn during the heavy rain emergency food, clothing, shelter
at 4:30 a.m . today. and medic.al aid at the facility,
The difference, according to
Fountain Valley Public Works
Director Wayne Osborne, ls that
the city's key channels are lined
with concrete.
A worker, Tom Hansen, 36, of which will remain open until
Garden Grove. suffered back <."Of1UJ'lunlty need.a are met.
Most of Huntington Beach's
channels, even though they
connect with Fountain Valley
lines, are earthen.
LAGUNA DAMAGE • • •
Osborne said concrete channels
have 50 percent more capacity
because they can get nd of the
water faster.
He said debris and planta along
the sides of dirt channels impede
water flow. Erosion and breaches
m the banks also cause problems.
He said he persuaded the
county to modernize the
Fountain Valley channels after
persistent "arm-twisting."
Osborne said there have been
discuasions about U,Ung all the
channels in both ciUes but the
cost is set at about $27 million.
"And nobody knows where
th.at UI coming from," he said.
Huntington Beach Public
Works Director Paul Cook.
however, said there IS hope foe
peop l e 11v1ng 1n the
Brookhurst-Garfield area.
A breech in the Una this week
caused extensive damage to three
mobile home parks.
But C.ook said the city has been
promised unofficially that the
county would apend about $1.5
· million to line about a half-mile
of the channel in the area with
concrete.
He said that should protect the
mobile homes, but work isn't
expected to start until June 1984
From Page A1
The eoncret.e channel WU to
have been completed thlB month
at a eo&t of $3,3 million. But the
Ooods caused at least $250,000
damage. and Chief Adams said
engmeera still don't know if
concrete work already completed
has been undermined.
City crews also are keeping a
close eye on several beachfront
homes in Victoria Beech, where
8 -lHld 10-foot waves have
undermined the structures. as
well as on Dumond Drive, which
ends at the beach.
"FoundatioN and the seawalla
are a major concern right now,"
Ada.ms said.
Meanwhile, Adams 18.id, two
more large barrels containing a
strong industrial aolvl!nt washed
down the canyon yesterday.
The containers will be picked
up by a hazardoua waste disposal
team for analysis, A.dams said.
They will join a half dozen or
so other containers that were
found on Main Beach Park I.au
Tueaciay.
"We suspect several of tht
barrels c.a.me from a storeroom at
the Telonic (Berkeley) complex,"
in the canyon, Adams said.
He said thoae barTels from the
electronic manufacturin
compa.n)' apparently contained
only pet.rolewn
.. We will be checking with the
Coast Guard (which has
junsdi.ctlon over waste products
on the beach) to find out what
the mat.eriala are and where they
came from." the chief aaid.
He said dty firemen responded
to 75 emergencies on Tuesday
and another 50 to 60 yesterday.
In other IOUth Orange <Aunty
areas:
-Seven oounty work crews
and membf>rA of thP California
Conservation C~rpa were
sandbagging homes adjacent to
Thousand Steps Beach in South
Laguna.
-Orange County Fire
official• said 75 homes were
threatened when a aea wall was
destroyed at Capistrano Be.ch.
-A rnajor cable failure
knocked out telephone .ervtce In
San Clemente. Pacific Telephone
cuatomers In that town cannot
call out, nor can they be phoned
from areas outalde the city. A
telephone company spokeamAn
said the outage occurred lut
night at 10, and re9toration of
phone service wa1 expecteJi
t0metime thi.a afternoon. t:~\" ___ Respite • Ill sight
Coastal
Oc caalonal ahowua and
'""'~ ... ~ al ttm. loday, 1J1C1«1nO off to a 30 l*OMI
ellanc• ol •cattar•d allowere tonlglll wllll parllal clearlng
Hlglla today In Ille mld·tOa
OWmlght Iowa 4t to 65 VatWlt*I
cbldl IGmOf'r-wftll l\lgllw of 82 10 t7
Extended
forecast
80UTl1EAN CAl..IFOANIA
COASTAi.. AHO MOUNTAIN AREAi -PerUy dOudy ktday.
~ dolldy 0.-the --end
wltll a 9ood ellance of rain
09\J llC ~ lecof'lllng wtn0y In
tll• mountain•. In 1"9 coutal .,... 111gt1a M 10 ea. iowe 4t '°
H Mountain lllOfl• In the 409.
Iowa moeay 20 10 3$
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
0£SMT AREAS -F• FftdllY lnc::remlinl ~ and Wlr'°Y ....,_ • clWICl9 at .,_,. ..... In Elaewll•r•. from Point
Conceptron to Ill• Mexican
border and OUt llO mllea. Smell
crllft ldWIOry due to "-doue
-Ugllt and venal* wind•
tonight and •-•ow morning, ~ nort'-« '° ..... 1010 15 knota le>rnOHO• art91noon
Combined .... 10 10 It 1 .. 1
W•\o~ .... 111010
lwt ""' ri.evy ..., eCIWOry tor ~ • '° 15 ..... 8ut1 and
•w•ll atowty d•cr•a1lng lomCJn'OW. ,ertty dolldy ICM!lgllt
and tomomiw.
.. pertod. Not -oool HlgN In 1 Iha 5°' 0-. V..,, otNl'Wt9e "<a-WH"'-< s.n.<e
61 to 16 ~ 4-ta end 16 to "l().U v $ 0to1 a' C-c:. 75 io.. OeMr1a. I.owe In._ 30I "\,.;=;....:..=...:;.:.:....=...==;.;;;;.....;:i1..-_________ _,,
Temperatures
Fron11·Cold .,. Warm W9 Occluded ~ Stallonary••
51 3t St 819 Mena
46 2t 8Mttlt ~~ : :::u-:r:.
.. 38 8poll-
7t 52 Syr-n 41 Topella 11 as Tucaon
S2 •t TullNI
73 58 Wufllnglon
70 38 Wichita
" 54 11 se
78 llt se 37
441 31 .,, 311 to 57
.. 441 .. " 14 M .... .,. 11 ., ...
.. 41 11 .. .. 21
41 •
12 ..
" 3t 3t .. •• IS M . ., .. " ,, 71 u to .. 11 a
Tide•
" 20 " 42 t5 54
$5 31
51 31
'5 33 n 52 10 112
Tl 57
64 411
13 111
ea ao
64 411
16 St
ISO •2 .. 118
51 111
16 45 16 52 • ., Q • ., 111
IO 111 .. ..
IO 4t ....
.. IO
a " 40 S2 IO 11 . .., .. .. 11 IS
40 st
IO II :: :; .. ..
" ft EB ca IO
....._ .. ~ ..... J ...
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0..., .......... bf ~atltdl O"DonMll
Gerald Thompson hadn't replaced a dining
room window lost to big surf in January
before this storm hit. ..
Lesson's tough
By STEVE MARBLE
Of the o.i,, "°' ai.tt Gerald Thompson never meant lO get this cloae a look at the
Pacific Ocean.
For the second time in a month, the stormy, white-capped
aea pounded 1ta way into his waterfront China Cove home m
Newport Beach.
In two successive storms, the funous ooean has ripped away
his pier, torn out the remaining p1hngs, smashed through
plate-glass windows and soaked rooms from one end of the house
to the other.
Dunng the thick of the storm Tuaday, a wave crashed
through a dining room wlndow and broke over the top of a
kitchen counter, .end.Ing a toaster and other applla.oces flying.
Another wave we.Shed mto the hallway, broke again.st the
walla and .ent spray up to the skylight above the second floor
"l thought we were going to lose the place," said Thompson.
surveying the damage yes~rday. "And, I guess. we still might."
Thompeon and hta wtfe. Kathy, stood on a deck out.side the
home and watched the alat.e-gray surf slam into a concrete slab,
the final obstacle standing between the ocean and the home's
pilinp.
'the multi-ton slab rocked back and forth with the waves.
The boume i. a spectacular two-level structure in teeluded China Cove. It faces the harbor entrance and when certain winds
blow. the ocean·• fury is unleuhed on the Thompion home.
"You never 111op to think jusl. how powerful the ocean really
is.'' he obeerved. as another wave shook the houae.
DEPRESSING TASK •. •
From Page A1
house laat October and were
required to buy Oood lnaurance.
It will pay them $10,000 for
contents and $3~.000 for
structural repairJ, ahe aaid. "A lot
of people don't even have that,"
noted her husband. Erro1 Van Dijk lives at 8071
Mermaid Circle. He waa aWshi.n8 throuah the water In blue jeans
to carry out plastic tubs of
clothes His two-atory home
borden the channel; he saw the
flooding coming and managed to
prop hia furniture high enough
to avoid damage.
But the water, which had
subsided perhaps two feet from
the day before, left a murky film
over everything at touched, he
said.
There were other residenta
standing along the fence at
Beach, where they had parked
their cars while making forays
into thelr flooded homes.
A few atrangen stopped in
their vehicles to gawk at the
mess but police ualnfl loud
speakers in their squad cars
threatened them with cstations
A few neighbors wonied about
looting pointed out people they
didn't know.
Officera had kept everyone out
of the neighboz:hood Tuesday
after the flooding began. Van
Dijk had uied to wade i.nto h11
house Tuesday night but was
ordered out by spotters in a
police helicopter.
"I'm glad they did that," he
later said. "I don't want to get
ri~ped off."
Still, the episode left many
residents frustrated. City
workers had brought sandbags
lnto the neighborhood last month
dwing heevy rains. Two weeka
ago, though. they picked them
u~.
"They knew this atotm was
coming," said White. "I don't
know what they could have
done, but there muat have been
IOnlething.''
HOME • • •
From Page At
and a Ion• U th Street at
Anahotm Avenue.
Clty crews were w1rnfn8
nilddenc. to eandbaa their horlWI
to prevent pomible flood damAp
from continued ralna. Sandt»&-.,. .vaJt.bt. at the dty yarii.
2300 PJ.ctnU. Ave. near r.tanda
Kiah School. rn Irvin•. It Jeau 1&
homeownen were continutnc to CP water and ahovel mud
the homes after• d.ralnqe
dltch near Trabuco Road Tn
Northwood overflowed.
Portion• of \he Laiuru
Freeway, Irvine Center Drive,
Campu1 Drive and Bonita
Canyon Road were clo.ed l.n
Irvtne today due to floodin8, r'OIMi
damage and mud. Ma.t of the
areas will remain closed for
several daya.
More rain, high tide• and
poundln1 aurf continued to
pre1ent problems In Newport
Beach yesterday. Waves 1lapped
and pulled at homes In China
Cove and battered looee at teat
one pWna of the Newport Pier.
(See rel.a ted story)
Both the Newport and Balboa
p~ers remained cloeed today u ..
precautionary measure. ~omea on the Balboa
Penlnaula, a,tboa Ia1and and on
Dahlia Avenue In Corona del
Mar were flooded yesterday.
Clogged atonn dralnl added to
the problems of heavy ahowera
and tugh tides.
Newport Harbor, which was
rocked and rearranged by the
storm, was awash J,oday with
splintered sections of docks and
piers, mooring floats and
wayward boats.
City Manager Wynn estimated
1t could take two months to clear
the debris out of the pleasure
harbor and off city tie.cha.
Nearly all docks and piers in
the Upper Newport Bay were
jarred 1009e and Rt adrift in the
bay. One dock, with five boat.
attached. floated from the back
bay, under the Newport Bay
bridge and into the harbor.
The Orange County Sherllf'a
Harbor Patrol was buay• today
helping boaters pump water
from their crafta. Patrolmen said
the wind and currenta in the
harbor have subsided.
DENTIST. • •
From Page A1
Patricia Craven Rua. whose
13-year-old daughter Patricia
Marguerite Craven died 11 days
after being treated by
Protopappaa. clamll m the suit •
that. Protopappu wu guilty of
negligence ~the death.
Craven lapsed Into a coma
shortly after being trealed by
Protopappaa Feb 8. She died
Feb. 19 at Mmion Community
Hospital in Mission Viejo.
On Protopappaa' arrest, Hal
Morgan of the d.iat.rict attorney's
office said charges would not be
pressed because. "the
circumstances are such that it
does not establish guilt beyond a
reuonable doubt."
Morgan said hia investigation
of the arrest alao found that
detectives David Walker and
David Goerke acted properly
during the lncidenl
Police said the detectives and
Protopappu were at a standoff
for several aeconda after
Protopappas drew his gun. It
ended when the dentist lowered
his weapon and placed it on the -
ground. police aaid.
Protopappaa currently ia
barred by a jud.p's order from
practldng dentistry.
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Orenge Coa1t DAIL V PILOT /Thurtaay, Match 3, 1963
NATION Irvine man's outlook muddy
House Speaker O'Neill
says he'll run again
Storm fill Mwimming pool with 8 le I of ooze., floods residence
By ne A1toclattd Pre11
WASHINGTON Houtt' Spt'•ker Thomaa P "Tip"
O'Neill Jr. hu put l.o rNt rumors that hl' nught si.ep aaidl' by
aaylna yeeterday that he will run again for Uw t'Ongrt>aional
leaderahlp po11t ln 1984.
Muuchu.etta Rep. Joe Moak.Jey said he lhinkll O'Nelll
will try l.o remain aa speaker until the Whllt-Houist> ls <X.'t.'upled
by • ~mocrat.
LaYa flow destroys Hawaii home
KALAPANA, H.awaU A Clow of lava 30 feet high 1tnd
four miles long from Kilauea Volcano deatroyt!d onto home and
threatened another In a remote neighborhood where rf'!lldenta
were forced l.o flee for the second time this year The flow,
about ~ feet wide. had slowed to a speed of about 50 ft.'t't an
hour early today
B e ttors clean up on 'sure thing'
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. An mgemous group or
betl.ora turned a long shot into a virtual sure thmg -wiruung a
record $1 million Jal-Alai parimutuel jackpot by putung up
more than $500,000 to cover all combinauons Spokesman Enc
Moody aaid a syndicate of un1denufled number and 1denuty
appears to have bet $2 on each of the 262, 144 betting
combinations l.o win the Pick-Sue Jackpot. The winners gave up
$197,644 of their take to t.axes.
Judge forbids n_otification rule
WASHINGTON -A federal judge has issued a permanent
injunction forbidding the-government to implement a rule
requiring that parenta be informed when their daughteni under
18 receive birth control aids. U.S District Judg(' Thomas A
Flannery took the action yesterday.
STATE
Barber arrested in haircut flap
RICHMOND -A barber has been booked for assault with
a deadly w~pon after he allegedly slashed one of tus customers
from his cheat to his groin with a straight razor for refusing to
pay for a "bad" haircut.. Clmton Crowder, 40, was arrested on
charges of attacking Willie May, 44. May was released from
Contra Costa County hospital yesterday following treatment of
multiple wounds.
Gas s tation ser":ice may return
LOS ANGELES -Several gas station operators say that
with gasoline prices hovering ~ $1 a gallon, they must
provide service as well as low prices to lure customers.
Competition among the nation's 145,000 dealers has intensified
with the worldwide guo~ glut, which forced gasoline prices
down. Some hope that a return to cleaning windshields,
checking the oil or filling tires with air will help draw
customers.
WORLD
6 executed despite Pop~'s plea
GUATEMALA CITY -The Guatemalan government
executed we conVlct.ed terrohSts at dawn today. disregarding a
plea for mercy from Pope John Paul Il, who will visit ihe natlOn
on Sunday. Five Guatemalans and one Honduran were
executed by a hrmg squad at 6:20 a.m.
Author Koestler, wife found dP.atl
LONDON -Arthur Koestler -author of "Darkness at
Noon," the widely aoclauned novel of the Stalin purges -was
found dead today along with ha wife in their London home He
was 77. A cleaning woman found the bodies and a note, the
contenla of. which were not diaclosed.
New Soviet spacecraft launched
MOSCOW -The Soviet Union. in what appears l.o be
another atep, in lta effort to develop large orbiting space
complexes, has launched a spacecraft that will dock with the
orbiting Salyut 7 space station.
Queen has busy SF
By OLENN SCOTT Of tbe O.itr ...... IUff
Oeorseo Wood of Irvtne OWN•
•wlmmlfli pool filled with •laht
fut<t of mud today, and that'•
only the beglnnln11 of hi•
problelTMI
Like murt• t>um •dozen other
fomillt'll along hie block tn the
Northwood section of the city,
W(lod'• homt< wu damagf'd by a
muddy wave of water that
suddenly overflowed from an
unlmprovl'd drainage ditch
behind hla fence.
The water strut·k at l :30
Tuesday It knocked down his
fence, rwih~ through lhe bottom
floor of h1i house and streamed
down the block of new homes on
Carver Street
He spent a demoralizing day
yt.'Sterday cleaning his house and
surveying the knee-deep mud
burymg his new backyard and
pool
Like many other Orange
County residents hit hard by the
fierce storm. Wood took it m
s tride. In fact, he counted hunae!C
the lucky one on the block.
Because of his Cal-Vet loan, he
has flood msurance No one else
m th~ neighborhood does, he
said
Next door, William and Marty
Parker watched in vain as the
wavc•s splashed through their
home, ruining carpets and
destroyin@ their professionally
landscaped backyard. They chose
thl' ho~ when the subdivision
optmed three years ago because
of its large yard.
Yesterday, mud was caked
ovc'r the entire yard and visitors
Missing plane
• carrying
Newport men
BRIDGEPORT CAP) -Ram ls
hampering the search for two
Newport Beach realtors whose
twm-engi.ne plane went down on
a flight from Reno to Orange
County. a Civil Air Patrol official
srud.
Capt Peggy Beelby said the
Mono County Sheriff's
Department sent four ground
crews yesterday to search the
area 10 miles west of Bridgeport,
JUSt nor\h of Bishop, but
mclement weather kept search
planes on the ground
The two realtora, who had
taken a ski trip to Sun Valley,
Idaho. were idenufied as Bnan
Bertha. 44. the pilot, and Jeff
LaHecka. 36
The plane left Reno at 3: 15
p m M onday but ran into
weather. trouble. The pl.lot told
the Oakland Air Traffic Control
Center that he was experiencing
ki.ng and severe downdraft, and
was advised to drop to 14,000 feet
and tum to the 10Uthwest. The
center tracked him 1.o 14,100 feet
and lost him. Beelby said.
She said that if the plane
landed safely, the two men could
still be alive. "They are both
rugged Individuals. They are
great outdoorsmen and are in
great physical shape," she said.
A C -130 1n the area late
Monday heard a very weak
signal and a clicking of the
emergency frequen cy,
Beelby said
schedule
Royalty feted at exotic dinner, booed by protesters
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Queen Elizabeth n. feted at an
exotic dinner and booed by a
handful of demonatnton during
her first houn here, embarked
on a packed Itinerary today.
Accompanied by her husband
Prince Philip and first lady
Nancy Reagan. the queen's
13-hour 11ehedule waa to include
a civic reception at LouiH M.
Davies Symphony Hall. a
luncheon at Stanford University.
a vt.it to Hewlett-Packard Co.,
and a aute dinner hosted by
Preddent Reagan.
Chawed from Southern
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California ahead of 11ehedule by a
powerful storm, the British
monarch arr h•e d 1 n San
Francisco yesterday to a
makeshift. but enthusiastic
airport welcome and a cheering
crowd at the St. Francia Hotel
(See related story, Page 03.)
The royal yacht Britannia,
steaming from Long Beach
through rough seas, was
expected to reach the Golden
Gate tomorrow, in time for the
queen's dinner honoring
President and Mrs. ~eagan on
their anniverlary.
Although the exact route of
the day's royal cavalcade
rematn ('d secret, both
Anglo philes and pro-lrlah
demonstrators hoped to see. and
be &een by, the visiting monarch.
But pobce planned l.o cordon
off dty streets near each of the
queen 's stops, and buses
temporarily were rerouted away
Crom those areas
A large demonstration
protesting England's conduct ln
Northern Ireland waa alat.ed for
Golden Gate Park, ju.st within
view of the M .H . de Young
MU9f'um where the queen wu to
dine.
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(t 's hard for George Wood, or anyone, to imagine whal his patio
in Irvine looks like without 3 feet of oozing mud.
squished over their ankles in 1t
"You're standing on one of the
largest lawns in Irvine." William
Parker told a visltor In the yard
Not one blade of grass was
showing
Even though the subd1vlS1on
s1ts on flat ground, Parker saJd
neighbors knew of the flood
potenual because the channel's
culvert at Trebuco Road often
backed up m heavy rams He had
sent letters to local off1c1als
seeking improvements, he said.
but nothing happened
''The situation. m my opllUon.
was due simply to a lack of
iniuative in treating this area."
The ditch is m unincorporated
territory The lrvme Co operates
an orange orchard there. The
back fences of the Parker and
Wood homes are on the boundary
line between the city and county.
The overflow was caused. city
School meet off
F ountain Valley School
District trustees, who usually
meet on the Cint Thursday of
each month, will meet instead
next 1\.ae9day.
The meeting will begin at 7.30
p m. m the dlstrict headquarters,
17210 Oak St. Founla.ln Valley
Pubhc Works U1rector Brent
Muchow suggested, when water
running quickly downs tream
from the foothills reached the
dnch before local storm runoff
had time to escape. It was
perhaps the m06t water to hit the
channel in 25 years, he said
Although the city isn 't
techn1 cally responsible, Muchow
said work crews will help the
neighbors remove the thick layer
of mud from their yards The city
also cut a channel across Trabuco
Road to handle the overflow in
case new stonns arnve
Winter crops OK
despite heavy rain
Despite 5 inches of ramfall in
the past two days. winter crops
dotting fields around Orange
County remain mostl y
undamaged, county agrkultural
officials say.
Leonard Liekhus. the county's
chief deputy agricultural
commissioner. said damage
caused by the deluge was
relatively light. Had the storm
come one month from now, h11
said, the situation would havt!
been rhuch different.
The rains probebly wtll delay
harvest of some crops such as
cabbage, citrus, avocados and
brocco!J, Liekhus said He also
said a very rew newly planted
fields may have to be replanted
Also, some of the county's
strawberry crop may have been
damaged by the heavy rains,
causing the parual loss of the
first picking Harvest operations.
however. should be back to
no.rmal within a week to 10 days,
he said
Tht-county agricultural o!C1c1al
~aid nn dollar estimate o( the
damage was yet ava!.lable.
"There's JUSt not ~much in
th" ground at thla time of year.
The end of March would have
been a different proposnion."
L1ekhua said
our once a year event
starts Friday March 4th
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Nixon library out .
·as UC Irvine plan ?
A faoulty requeet to delay a
decl1lon on 1eeklng a Nixon
.,....Sdential library at UC lrvlna
frobably wlll klll chance• of
ocaUn1 It on campus,
adminlattat.on aay.
About 76 membel'I of UCI'•
Academic Senate met for a
apectal meettna at noon Monday
and voted for a poetponement ot
Solicitots
must register
Oran1e County 1uporvl1or1
uve adopted an ordinance
,.quirln1 1roup1 1eekln1 to
fitOMlytlae or tollclt funda at
Win Wayne Airport to repter
with tho airport manaaer'a office.
The ordinance -approved
yesterday -11 Intended to
re1ulate religious groups,
rHtrlctlng their actlvltle1 to
tic locationa at the airline
ReJJ.8ioua group1 often
the terolinal.
t'Ot\lidoratJon of the library on
campua.
The unlvertJ\y already had
uked the UC Board of Repntl '° aoorQve plana to lnvlw the Richard M. Nixon Archlvet
FoundatJon to locate a library of
ptaidontial papen at UCI.
However, faculty member• wd IUCh an Invitation 1houldn't
be made without more 1tudy on
Ill lmplicatlona.
"The hlltory of Nixon'• papen
ll a hlltory o( repeated attempll
by the former pre1ldent to
niatrict ACCem," laid Jon Wiener,
a hiatory profe810r. "Part of the
effort to locate the library at UC
Irvine l1 Nixon'• attempt to
reg.in control of h1I papers.
Vice Chancellor Ramon Curiel
said UCI Chancellor Oan1ol
Aldrich probably will honor the
faculty reque.t. BecauJe the
foundation has placed a May
deadline on submission of
proposals. administrators said the
postponement probably means
UCI won't have enough time to
follow through. Several other I
-
on
Land UM plannln1In10uth Oranao County ii the to~
a meettna of the Lcaaue of Women Voten of the Orange
Tueeday In Laauna Hill.I.
Robert Neeley, manaaer of plannlfll for the cowu.y'1
Environn\ental Manaaement Aaency will be the speaker at
Glendale Federal Savlnp and t:oe.n, 24221 Cal.le de Luiu.
The meot!na be8ina at 9:30 a.m . al'\d the publlc ll lnvtted.
For more lnfonnation, call 645-7120. "'
•Tlpe on job lntervlewlns technique. will be off~red
during a three-hour clUI beslnnlni at 9 a.m. Saturday In
Orange Cout C"..ollege'1 BuaJ.ne. Education BuUAa .... Room 101 A. ~ •.
Marjorte Strad1D1er, co-owner of the Write People ln
Santa Ana. will lead the clala. Ticketl are •5 at the college
ticket office and at the door.
•The American Auoclatlon of Unlvenlty Women of
Huntington Beach will 1pon1or a high tea March 12 to
c:elebrate U.S . Women'• Hiltory Week.
roupe seeking to ~proach
•rport pa11en1era mus\ flrat
9btain a permit from the airport
manqer and then must regl.ater
an a dally beai.a, according to the
ordinance. Approved tocatlona
for 1ollcltatlons will then be
•lven on a first -come .
lht-aerved buia.
Southern California campuses Sinking fee ing
also are reviewing library lites. March really came in like a lion -or The university nas propoeed 8
Faahlom and eventa from the pre-revolutionary era
through the 20th century will be featured.
An adrnllllion price of •5 will benefit AA1JW Educational
Foundation programs for fellowahlpe ·and grant.a. 13-acre site near Culver and perhaps like a whale -for residents of
Campus drives for the library, Costa Mesa's College Park erea Tuesday. Reservatlona will be required. They can be made by
calling 963-7093 or 536-0673. The program will at.art at 10 a.m.
at Progressive Savinp In Newland Center (Beach Boulevard
and Ada.ma Avenue).
which would be built with an
estimated $20 million of private This submerge'd pic~up truck told the
funds. The federal government story.
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Slide closed road to Tahoe.
$300 .rnillio.n . .
state storm toll
ly ne Auoclated Presa
An earthen dam above the Simi Valley
threatened to bttak undu the •tram of a week of
lain. while pounding aurf entahed oc.eana1de homes
9Dd 9,200 people had to flee u a stalled Pacific
ltOnn continued to torment the atate.
Offidala baued an order last night to evacuate
up to 1,200 people from the Sinu Valley, northwest
of Los Angeles, after deciding that the earthen SinaloA Dam could give way.
''There'• 6 inches of water coming over the
dam and both sides of the dam are corroding,"
Ventura County fire dispatcher Kathy Whitman
laid.
The death toll from the storm rose to 17, with
more than 50 people injured.
The fi.nandal toll will be given to Gov. George
Deukmejian today by the state Office of Emergency
$«vices. The OES tallied •247,460.000 In private
.,-operty damage In 29 of the 31 counties. In
8ddttion. there was •56.020.000 in damage to public
property.
Some examples of Mother Nature's wrath
wound the state included:
• A YOUJ'l8 boy WU killed ln a 300-foot-wide • tde:lide near Clear Lake and a man wu killed
'When hi.a car hit a utility pole ln a San Francuco
"4ownpour.
• Nearly 5,000 people were evacuated from
-1~ areas of the South San Frand.lco Bay :wbe.D a levee on the CQyote Creek broke, flooding
mvera11e1uare m.Ues with water up to ax feet.
• Several thousand people were fOl'Ced to flee
tbell' homes In tho Northern Sacramento Valley
the Sacramento River and ICOl'etl of small
enelu ovorfiowed their banlu, blocking at.reels. flood1na homes and bulinesaee and washing out a nllroed trertle.
• At 8'4l Sur on the cout near Monterey, 400
000 people remained cut off after Hichway 1 was
laliamd
• 'nl.ree people died near Indio when their car
iaiiddllld on a water-lOlled road and alammed Into a t!~-911 ... tralJer rta and exploded.
• In Santa Barbara, the Harbor Patrol
at.ndorled ill office on a jetty after 15-foot waves
aabmerpd can ln a betlchlrorit ~ lot. wuhed away pavement and broke a natural au main, cal.lllnl ..veral small fires.
• • Half the pier at San Clemente washed lnto
[9w oceen and a 100.foot eectlon wu tom from the
:1m~ 8Mch Pitt ln San Diep County.
• Cnwl cleared broken .... frqmen11 of
buUdln11 and twl1ted tree branc6ea from
tom.ado-bit IOUth central Loa An1elet u the
boaMW auanted their lplint.efed dwellJ.np and ~ watChed for loot.en. The Injury ,toll In the
twtMel' hJt 33, with 75 buame.e. d.amqed and
...., cMltroy.d.
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DEAR READERS : A1 a re.ult of
PNlldenl Reaaan11 recent declaration of 17
California counU-. lnclucl1nj Oranp County,
u diluter areaa, ta1C relief la available to
taxpaye.n who 1uffered property la..
Ordtnully louu would only be
deductible in the year they occurred, but the
Dtauter Relief Act of 1974 allowt a taxpeyer
the cboJce of either cla1rn1.n8 the km on their
1982 ~ The declaion aliould be hued on
such fecton u income, deductiona and tax
Uabillty to work out whlc.h year provide.a the
belt tax break.
·Thia means that thoee who have atre.dy
filed their 1982 tax return can elect to amend
lt ~ aubmittina a completed Fonn 1040X.
Corporate tax~yera should amend their
return by fil1ng Form 1120X.
It fa lmpol'tant to note that lince kmes
occurred l~ 1983, new law1 apply and
taxpayen muat reduce the amount of lON
cla1med on their tax return by 10 percent of
their adjulled groaa income. The
$100-per-ocx:urrence reduction still applies and
'8 taken into account flrat. Thia means that
thoee taxpayers electing to claim the lOM on
their ~982 tax return must UJe their adjusted groaa income for 1982 in applying the 10
pen:ent limit.
Taxpayen should quickly compile a list of
those ltema damaged or destroyed ln the
atorml in preparation for deducting the loss on
their tax return. Before and after photoe of
the damaged property also are helpful in
establiahJ.n8 the amount of lcm.
Two helpful booklets, Publication 547,
"Tax Information on Disasters, Casualty
Losses and Thefts," and Publication 584,
"Workbook for Determining Your Diaaater
Lem;" al.lo att available tree by phoning the
IRS toll-free nwnber: (800) 242-4585. 1'heee
publications aJ.ons with an information flye:r
al9o will be available at local disaster sites.
Making coal garden
DEAR PAT: My IJ"&Ddc'11drea wW be
1ta1lD1 wltll me for 1lz weeks. I've beea
tryta1 to tla.IDk of projects that wW be fu for
tllem ud I recalled that yoa pabllOed t•e
recipe for u old·fHllloned coal prden ht
yoar column. I tllJ.Dk Ut.11 WH several yean
qo, 10 I llope yoa 1ttu llave tile 1Dformatlon
ud wW repeat It for me. JJ.<.., Costa Mesa
Put a small piece of coal or coke in a bowl.
Over thia pour six tablespoons water. six
tablespoons aa.lt, three tablespoons bluing and
two or three drops of Mercurochrome. Soon a
flower having all the tints of red and blue will
begin to take ahape.
• Got a pt~n wn;e lo 91 P .11 l forow1tz P.H -...11/ t 'l.H red tape,
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gertmg the· o1ru.wt•rs Jnd aclJon you
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Surgeries canceled ·
by rain at Hoag
Koa1 Memorial Ho1pltal In
Newport Beach ha1 canceled
1ome elective 1ura•l8H and
diverted em•r••ncy patlent.1
becau1e of 1torm-r e lated
J)r'C>blenw.
'l'he ho1pltal'1 boiler room
flooded durln1 the lntenH
ratntall Tue1day mornl"I·
Althouah water wu pumped out
wl thou t endan1erln1 key
electrical •IWltchet, admlnietrator
Mike Stephen1 Hld oftklal1
decided not to aamble on the
effecta of mont rain. ... !!!!r. postponed all non-ttitical ::i/.""• .ee until later lh1I week, he
Meanwhile. the hoepltal loet Ill
Funds sought for
victims of storm
The Amertcan Red Crou of
Orange County l1 a1kln1 for
dopationa to help 1torm victtma left homeleM"by lhe heavy raint.
Donationa can be .ent to March
Storm Vlctlm1, American Red
Croes, Orange County Chapter,
P .O. Box 11364, Santa Ana.
92711.
TAKING
ANTI-HISTAMINES?
~LEASE BE CAREFlA.
~:
R. Ph.
Ourin« what ia aimmonly
ca.I.led &he cold and flu llMMJI\
a areal many of o ur
cu1tomen w ill purchaae
producu for a simple cold
that co nta i n an
anll·hlatamine lfllredlent
~ are lt'Yttal lmparU.nl
caulloru on 1be lablea or u-producu you lhoWd ba
aware of. Be c:uef\IJ when
operatlna a car or olher
typea or ~ bec:au.
they can caUM drowm-.
With c ertain c hronic uu-they lhouJd not be
taken.
waUll' 1upp1y rrom lt to Iii p.m.
Tueeday u ~ wai.r
main• In •the otty were
undennlned by runoff. Becauae
of the problem, ~ calla
were tranafen'ed to neuby • hotl>itall. Stepheftl9 ..sci.
However, the ho1pltal hH
accepted emerpncy cal1I durina
the at.orm. In OM c.a., Stepheu
notod, a trauma patient who
normally would have been taken
to another ho1pltal wa1
tranaported to Hoaa becauae of
lmpamable ro.da.
Other coutal holpita.la weren't
tffected H 1everely u Hoa1,
althou1h minor problem• did
arlee. At both Costa Men
Med.ical Center and HuntLnaton
Intercommunlty Ho1pltal,
telephone eervtce wu out for
ICM!!'l'al hows.
Admlni1tratora uld the
inability to accept lncom1na calll
wu an aagravation but didn't
eertoualy affect operationa.
Foun,taln V,Uey Community
Ho1p1tal reported a jammed
1wltchbotrd H hundred• of
peo~e ~ed for direction1 on na ting flooded streets to the
hoe tal.
o major problem• were
reported at South Cout Medical
Center in Laguna ~·
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The good old days
Jennie Jerome, Hilary Wright and Pam Albert (from left)
reheane a scene from the Laguna Beach High School
production of "Our Town." The Thornton Wilder play will be
staged tonight, tomorrow and Saturday at 8 p.m.
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container. Alwaya read all
the direction• carefully, whether It be a pn.:rlpdon
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Orange Ooaal DAILY PILOT/Thurlday. March s, 11a
Service the ·watchword
J I •
or dedicated citizens
U a community ia JUat about
fl!lf aood. or ~bad, u lta dtizena, li9 iowna alona the Orange Cout
-...i rank amona the belt.
Scanning coplea of thla
new1paper for jult the paat
month, we found ICal'Cely an ilaue
tithout ward of honors heaped on
jet another individual who had
manapd to find time in a busy lite
to put that extra effort into
oammunlty lervice.
In Irvine, David Baker,
ptaident of the Irvine Medical
Center'• board of dlrectora, was
with a spedaJ award Jona houn he haa devoted
o 1> nlng the proposed
QQSDmunity hos~
Randall E. ey, prominent
builder and developer, received
• 1983 Good Scout Award from dtie Orange County Council, Boy
Seouts of America, for his support
of scouting in general and
!tpedallY in ra.iaipg funds for the ~pped acouting program.
' Down in Laguna Beach,
,olioe training officer Ray Lardle
was honored aa Police Officer of
the Year by the Exchange Club
for hia loyalty and dedication and ...,anted a Medal of Merit by his
~lice chief.
Dr. Arnold Beckman of
C.orona del Mar ia being honored
today by the Economic
l)evelopment Corp. for his ,upport
ol free enterprise.
t Katherine Dean ot Newport
Beach was chosen by Church
Women United of the Harbor Area
for their Valiant Woman Award.
National President of United
Presbyterian Woman , a
~.000-member organization, she
~ aerved on the state board and
ltate asaembly of Church Women
U,Uted, and still found time for
c:Qmmunity activities ranging from
Girl Scouting to supporting the
Philharmonic Society of Orange
County.
Allee Harpley ol Cceta Meu
waa crowned q\Nlen of the charity
ball 1pon10red by Oranp County
Council• of Bet.a Slama Phi, •
function that raJJed ,nore than
$3,000 for C)'9tic fibrolll rtlenta ln
Children• Ho1pltal o Orange
County.
Dr. Geor1e J . Frlou of UC
Irvine was the honorff at the
annual Salute to Out1tanding
Penona apomored by the Newport
Beach Women'• Awdllary of the
Arthritis Foundation of Orange
County, which ra.ile9 funds for the
county's arthritil clinic.
In almost every community,
parent-teacher organizations were
honoring men and women who
have dedicated time and effort to
support the achoola.
And the honors are not
limited to adults.
Thirteen-year-old pianiat
Joanne Kim of Hunt.tnaton Beach
walked off with first place in the
Orange Coast Muaic Teachers
concerto competition at
Saddleback College in Miulon
Viejo. The eighth grader
attributes her success to
"practice." She'• on her way.
And 16-year-old Daniel
Schvartzman ol. Irvine, an athlete
and honor student at University
High, collected yet another honor
when he was appointed to a
three-year term on the American
Red Croaa National Advisory
Board on Youth, as one of three
individuals selected from a pool of
40 finaliata from acroaa the
country. The board reports to
National Red Croes officiah on
iaaues concerning young people
and the Red Cross youth
organization.a.
Thia ia but a sampling of the
sort of endeavor that not only
wins individual recognition but,
put together, improves the quality
of life in all our communities.
Run o f f r a in b lues
On the subject of good works,
the athletically inclined will have
ap opportunity to make their
Fc
ntribution tbla Sunday when
hoolPower, the i..a,una Beach
ducation Foundation's
•und-raising arm, sponsors a
lO-kilometer run along Laguna's
~~st year, a aimilar run drew
l,500 participants and the
organization expects up to 2,000 to
take part in Sunday's event.
The Education Foundation,
The run, which get.a under
way at 8 a.m. Sunday, will circle
the downtown area, head out
Laguna Canyon, then back to
Coast Highway. Trophies await
top finishers in nearly two doi.en
age and sex categories and first
place winners will receive new
running shoes.
. established after the school district
waa hit by cuts ln,._state aid and e tax revenuels. "'1las raUled
Fee for runners who register
on race day will be $9 with a shirt
and $5 without. For more
Wormation, call the foundation at
494-6811.
With the weekend forecast
looking more optimistic, this
should be a fine chance to run off
tpe wet weather blues, help a
good cauae -and maybe collect a
trophy too.
ban $200,000 to help
a wide variety of acbool
that were threatened by
financial cuts. ·
• 'lnlons expressed in the space abOve are those ot the Daily Pilot. Otner views ex·
feSsed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader ~omment Is lnvlt·
. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 92616. Phone (714)
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.M. Boyd/ Energy levels
"A fact«y survey of men all doing
aame IOl't of work for the same
Jtngtb of tiine 1howed some
~ ath~: end while ot.bttl lfll. ~ y energetic. What ~ tb1t difference? Analysts turned
~~~t~= The lively onee all had p1am
evening.
Q. Bow can you tell a male penguin a female penguin?
A. You can't. UnleH you're a ptncwn. Or you do an autopsy.
Q. How did M'-ouri come to be ~ u the "lbow me'' state'?
A. A .Mi.ouri c:ioncre-nan named
lllard Duncan Vandiver laid, "rm
~ You've got to ahow
"ThJa. d\d"lna an lnfonnal epeec:h Ptill.detpbl.i 1n 190!. It WU hla ..-:.-. .. co tbe ~ 1pealm' ~ cir other. 7rhe folb
barDt libd die I&. of betna too to be fooled. They adopted lt • uDoUk:tal l&ate motto.
wondering why they can't go
aomeplace ebe t.hJa year.
Q . Where in the Bible does it say,
"God counts a woman'• tean"'?
A. It'• from the Talmud, and ita
says, more apedfic:ally, Men should be
careful lest they caute women to
weep, for God counta their tean.
Q . What'• the lepl age of ~xual
CONent in the United States?
A. v aria from state to state. Aae 7,
Delaware; aae 10, Florida. New
Mexico, South Dakota; a1e 12.
Alabama, Aluka, Hawaii, Indlara,
Kentucky, Loulalana, Mluiuippl,
New Jeraey, North Carolina ,
Tennenee; aae 18, Utah; a1e 14,
Oeorp, Maine, Oklahoma; aae l~.
W~ State; .. 18, Dtatrict of
Columbla and 18 "*'-• 17, Iowa, and. 18, 14 stat.a Mm.,. UabM
for 1tatutory rape charp9, lf they
become involved wtth femalim under
thoH a1e1 ln tboae placea, even
thou1h eald femalea approve.
Penaltl .. ran,. from on• year to death. .
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Israel
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combat data rejected ·'.
WASHINGTON -larael haa
information that could Up the balance of
military power in Europe in favor of
NATO over the Warsaw Pact. Iarael la
al.ao willlng to share th1a knowledge with
the United" States and lta alllee.
Incredibly, Defenae Secretary Caspar
Welnberaer haa refused to 1lgn an
agreement that would make th1a vital
information avail.able. The agreement
was worked out and inltJ.aled by high
Pentagon and Israeli officials last
November.
The Information that larael has
acquired concern• the Soviet-made
weapona its armed forces overcame with
such surprising ease in Lebanon last
summer -at.o the weapona and tactics
the larael.J..s uaed to achieve their lopsided
victory.
IF THE United States were to put the
lessons of the Lebanon war to use in
Europe, Intelligence sourcet say, the
Warsaw Pact's enormous numerical
superiority over NATO forces could be
nulllfled practJcally overnight. The very
basis of Soviet military doctrine in
Europe would. in the favorite M.arxis1
phrase, be 1wept into the dustbin of
history.
Weinberaer'a rejection of this golden
opportunity la mystifying. It wu the
defenae eecretary h.imaelf who outlined
the aerious disadvantages NATO forces
face in any cont.est with the Warsaw
Pact countries. He spelled 1t all out in a
secret report to Congress. My u.>date
Dale Van Atta obtamed a copy of the
report. ·
Consider the two most crucial areas of
conventional warfare: armored forces
and air combat.
"The greatest dl1parlty in combat
potential haa been In anti-armor
1y1terna," Weinberger told Congreu .
While NATO's ability to stop an annored
attack increaaed twofold between 1965
and 1980, the Warsaw Pact'• anti-annor
capability pw a.ix times better over the same period.
Coupled with the Pact nation'•
numerical superiority in weapons -2.4
JICI 11111111
to 1 in tank1, 1.2 to 1 in armored
personnel carrlen and 2.8 to 1 in
artillery In the Central Region alone,
Weinberger reported -NATO's inferior
defenaes against annored attack would
constitute a c:ruahing disadvantage.
Yet in Lebanon the Laraelia overcame
some of the best Soviet tanks made,
u,1ing mod.itied American weapons and a
few trick.a of their own. ln fact, the
Ru.iana' moet modem tank -the T-72
-proved no mat.ch for a 105-milllmeter
ahell the bnelJa developed on their own.
If NA TO had this annor·piercing ahell,
the Wareaw Pact'• overwhelmina
numerical advantage ln tanka would be
considerably neutral.lzed. /l.B for air power, Weinberger"• report
note. that the Warsaw Pact hu "an
overall advantage ln deployed combat
aircraft of 1.8 to l." Compounding this
\
handicap.\Welnberger acknowledaed, ia
NATO's lri.adequat.e electronic warfare
defen1e.
Here again, the hraehs proved
themselves more than a mat.ch for the
Syrilln army's Soviet-made weaporu.
Without l~a ling.le plane to enemy
aircraft, the -hraeli1 shot down 102
Soviet jeta. (The fliure releued publicly
waa only 85, but the Israeli• learned
from intelligence sources behind the
Syrian lines that the correct number was
102.)
THE SINGLE m<l8t important factor
in the Israelis' amazing air victory was
their 1killful u1e of elec tronic
countenneuurea to confU8e the Syrianl'
sophisticated Soviet air·defen1e
weapons. Thia allowed the Iaraelia to
control the air over Lebanon from start
to finish.
If Weinberger is blind to the value of
the Israelis' combat knowhow, the West
Gennans aren't. They have been 9eeretly
discuuing the pouibility of i.appin&
Israel'• intormaUon goldmine, whether
the United States does or not.
And in an open letter lO President
Reagan that w .. publiahed on
Sunday, dozens of former U.S. military
officers urge Reagan to give hia ~nonal
anention to the advantages of iharing
military information with Israel. The
letter, sponeored by tbe Center for
International Security, points out that
the lesaons to be learned from larael'1
triumph ln Lebanon offer the West an
unparalleled opportunity to neutralu.e
the Sovieta' extraordinary military
growth.
Letters to t h e edito r
Boating lesson
never learned
To the Editor:
When, oh when, wiU we learn'?
The recent tragic boating accident off
Huntington &ach 101t a father and
mother, to a freak wave, presumably.
The livee of four teen-age -"d young
adult ION were saved only b1 • perilous
air-sea re.cue mialion.
The uddeet aspect of this "accident" I.a
that it wu probably preventable with
some knowledge and experience. The
family had ~t the cabin crui9er just
the day before and this wu only their
&e<X>nd outins in it. They were carefully
travellln8 from Huntington IUrbour to
Newport Beach, cloee to ahore. No one
was wearing the life jacketa they had on
board.
Auto drivera muat pue aafe-drivinB
testa and be l.loen8ed before rlakina \heir
own lives and jeopardizing othen on our
road.a. Unaafe cl.riven Joee their privilege
to drive.
WREN, oh when, wlll we recog·
nlie that boating cau1ea the eame
jeopardy without eufficient knowledae and pnctice? Attemptl to pua tepl.ation
requiring boat "driven" -.fet).' tmtlni
and llcen1ln1 alway• fall, becau1e
"boatlna i.a rec:r-..tional and ahould not
be 'ovemment 1ui>ervlled.'' That la,
don t let people apoll their fun by remlnd.1na them of daft&er!
For over 20 yean ln thla boatlf\t
ccmmunlty, I and you haw helped pay
the cmta 1n DlCIM)' and Uvea lor dty,
county and CoMt Guard ~ who
.... ~w.r.d w need1-ly riak tMlr °"°
lives t.o ~the drunk, the toolhardy,
and mo1t often, tbt Inexperienced
boa ten.
Thmt "luclrt' four .urvtvtna ... wtll
MCh IPlftd the awt ol hie llf• im.rNd by
bll lack of knowleda• of what be
pGllibly oouJd haw daDia w ~ the
Kddent or MV• hla ""9DW' Uws. I pwtorthmlJ
1UH1 SHANHON KQftfAKAN
' Poll tla. llnt
MAILBOX
bleaing. Btlt the Johnny-come-lately
ones are clearly winning. Presley came
first in 1976 with county approval of ita
one-family home development plan1
before the San Joequin Freeway wu thouaht of (Daily PUot). But belna tint
doesn't teem to count. The tint ahall be
lut, lf politically exPedient.
What'• the problem? All.80 Viejo'•
100,000 p()pU}.ation town and Irvine'•
1...quna Canyon Golf Vlllqe can't Oy
unfeaa the San Joequin Freeway pta
buJlt. Althoqh the aupervaon deny
that'• why the7-want the SJF. the
developen •Y it a true. Without it their
project.I are dead. So what happens? The county demands $10 milllon worth of
land from Pre1ley. Why? So It can
accommodate Ali9o Viejo and Irvine by
ma.k1na the SJF t.able by nmn1na it
throuah Pre1ley'1 approved
development.
"Put your homea someplace elae.
We've Sot a freeway to build," ia the
word the county eeema to have for
J>r.Jey. But ao far the aow1a have aa1d
in ttfec:t to the county: .. No. Fair •fair.
Prea1ey .,.. here before you 1hou&ht of
A11ao Viejo and Irvine'• needs. Praley
can bWJcf where you aaid it could.'' l
don't often flnd Praldent Re .. an'1
people quotable , but I find one
applicable now. EPA Director Anne
Ooreucb attempt1n1 to ju1Ufy her
behavior In reli1tln1 a recent
Conpwional aubpoena ~d: "We opsate tn a political a ln an our dec:Wan-maJdna." Get l TOM ALEXANDER
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Student's view
write on their behalf and on behalf of
my children and my community.
IN ADDmON to being a 1tudent at
Golden West College, I am the mother of
four children, two of whom are
presently attendina Golden Weat
College. I am now worid.nl toWardl a
degree in word/information ~ng
and have taken additional COW'le9 in
bu1ineH, p1ychology, speech, and
cornputen. My vocational psych~logy
coune helped me 10rt out and clarUy my
lnt.eresta, know my abllltiee, and gave
the courap and lncentlve to pl.an my
career goal. Becau1e of my 1peecb
communication c1UleS -lnterpe~
communlcationa, public 1pealdng, and
group leadenhip -I have aained ln
communication akilla (become a more
skilled listener and speaker).
The community college level of
education, ita opportunitie1 and
availabilltie. must conUnue without a
decreue In pro1ranu and teacben.
Community colle1ea are the core of
education thatf ws a cbance to them of
u1 who woul not otherwhe have a
ehance. The reducUon of tMchen meana
reduction of cluaee; lt meane reduction
of education for the people and people la
where lt'a at. · • Altematlvee were pre9entecl to the
board by the tekhen' union and omen.
They can and ~ be ~ed·
MAU'llEEN R. HAMMOND
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THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1183
MJclcey Rooney aay8 h_e
wa• probably the moat 0
D
.
I amoua haB-been in show
' ERMA BOMBECK 83
ENTERTAINMENT 84 business before "Sugar
TELEVISION 85 Babies." Page B4.
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George Lee (left) will mount juat
about anything that 1wim1 -from
a common grunion to a prize marlin
-but he will not stuff furry or
feathered animals.
. Taxidermist • • · • He mounts fish, but collects rocks
By JOEL C. DON or ... ..,,.......,
Taxidenn.Wt George Lee isn't very choosy.
He'll stuff a pet goldfiah just u eoon u a
5,000-pound catch of the amtury.
BUt if It doesn't aw1m ln the ocean or 10rDe
freshwater lake or stream. he'• not lnterested. Lee me• ..,.saI affecdcm foe fun')' llWe critten and
feathered frienda. "l don't mount (land) anirn.tla," he said. "To
me' they're juat lib people. If I had a pet. fd
bu.ty It when It died."
The white-haired Lee figure9 he hu mounted
mare than 100,000 fish In h.ia 73 yeen, from
~ grunkJn and lll)e}t to prized marlin and ~ 80, he ham't ventured on a aport &lama 00.t since be moved hill bwdne9I from
Hawaii to c.o.t.a Meea 25 yeen ago.
"I didn't want to ~t hooked on fishing," he
latlgbed. "rm lnvit.ed to go fiahing a lot.. but I just
never have time to go."
Lee wu a mach1n.lst before he decided to
~ h1a hobby lnto a full-time profemion nearly a
~tury aao. One of hia IOlll ii in charge of
the orlglna1 Hawaii plant and hill wife, Beatrice,
and anothtr eon keep track of the hundreds of
fiah remains alµpped to the 20,000-8qua.re-foot
plant for mountfna.
In addition to-about 14 wocken, Lee keepe
five cats on the 1>9yroll:The (our.footed
employees don't demand much, just a wann place
to sleep and~ cbow· 1!;:t.1::P the facility free ol mice irid otbm' un si-t-that
would otherwiae nibble away at customer
property.
The cata. by \he way. haVI! no appetite _foe
the rernainl of greet game flab piled t.hroughoUt
the plant Ii te.
"I don't care for fiah either," Lee 11\apped. "I
like canned aardlnel oc salmon but I don't eat
other fiah. not when you aee them all the time. It
would be like cannabal.llm."
Lee said Callfomiana are hill biggest
cuatomen, thouih orden come from u far as the
island of Tumania.
Marlin and aa1lfiah caught off the Baja
California cout make up moat of hia work. Sports
filh1n& enthuAuia alllO a.re fond of mounting tunft,
yellowtail, amberjack, barracuda, grouper and
fWi~iah. Trout and ulmon alao are prized trophy
After a fish ia caught, the akin, tail, flna and
any sword-like upper jawbone (as with sailfish,
swordfiah, marlin, etc.) ll{'e lhlpped to the plant,
where the pieces are rea*mbled on plaster casts
8C'Ulpt.ed to the prec:i8e dimenaio111 of the live
animal. n.. mounted flab aim must be painted,
since alr:1n from all species loee Its origlnal color
after death.
Lee said the painting proceea perhaps ia the
most demandJ.na, a1noe hill a.rtiaana must work
ffom picturel or al.Ides to re-create the original
colon of spectacular game fiah. Over the years,
Lee said he hu oome to know the colon of more
than 2,500 varieties of filh.
Mounting prices at.art at $125 and can go up
to $10,000, dependl.ng on the me of the specimen
and difficulty of the job. And there are aome
h.lgh-riak orders that ~uire 1pecial hand.ling and
care. Scorpion fiahes lhlpped Jrom the South
Pacific can inflict aerioua wounds halfway around
the globe via their poiaonoua 1pines.
1ronica.lly, 1port filhennen dream of hook:in${
Todd Arroyo is one of the workmen
employed by George Lee. He is
1hown-(left) preparing a swordfilb
for mounting. Lee keeps a number
of felines (right) on the payroll,
too. All they demand is good chow
and a place to 1leep . . . And they
don't eat fish, but neither does Lee.
clence Is top secret
overnment restrictions anger scientists . ~.cally Important
"rm very worried DOW about ,
the e1atlrely undwatandable
tendency on the part of
unlWl'9ity ..... to ........ ,.
patenta and to a•t their ~wn
mlnl-veralona of • corporate world around U.. w'1venlty,••
1ald Dr. Lewl1 Tboma1. th•
chancellor of the Memorial
-..~c.na.lnldtn.
In an Interview wlih the
... ..,. IMtitute for PublJc
lab' .....
"I u.lllll tbet II ..... to dMrt
people fro• fual"•••n••l .-,.Alld1fa ... tD ... ... .., .............. .... ,...,, .................. ..
·On "'' qu11Uon of
1overl'\m•nt-impoMd HCrecy,
Paul Gray, pr .. ident of the
MauachuHtta ln1tltute of
TecbnolOfY• baa aald, .. Thl1
country 1 1elentlf lc aud
t.chnolop:al lwienhlS» hie itl
rooll In the uniwn6U.. whme • ftnnltba .,. ~ Oft open And
·~ nplondon of 1c1eu an eduaaband......,.. ••A cleparture from tbl1 prtnctpa. In ...... fteldl Would
mean tbat ~.!'1 hutltuUon1 -..--~·Wk• tbalt 11W. hnMq tD a ._ oC • ~-----= n1.•• oe snt1• ~ ,... ta •· U... ... tlle 11ua nri ~ll
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young swordfish or marlin, prized miniatures that
~ly strike large lures. Lee said he o~
mounted a rare, six-ounce broadbW awordfiah
found in the stomach of a dolphin.
"People can fl.sh all their lives and never see
a little one," he said. "And you spend more time
mounting a little fiah than a blg one ao it carta
more.''
Lee tau. pride In hill faithful restoratialw of
a customer's fiah, despite the fact that there ia a
boomiJli businesa In Ii~ reproductlom.
Fiberglul trophiea a.re euier to make, but lack
any trace of the ~ catch, he Mid.
Still, Lee recently ventured into fiberglas,
autina a replica of a 20-foot, ~.200-pound great
white slw-k caught off Baja California. Until he
can find a site for public dilplay, the om1noua
creature will remain auapended from the ceiling
and draped in protective plutic at hia plant.
But he im't much interested in a peraonal
collection of trophy fiah. Lee h.u other thinp tO
do with hill 1pare time.
"I go to the de9ert on my days off," he said.
"I collect roclu."
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•• Or1ng• Co11t DAIL.Y PILOT/Thurlday, March 3, 1083
Demands of widowed father are unreasonable
DEAR ANN LANDERS. Our 85-yetr-old
ta\her I.I a r't!Ctnt widower. I know he rru-our
mother terribly, but he hu become totally
dep•ndent on m y 1l1te r and me. Tho man
1tubburnly refwie9 to 1wy with tither of ut and
ln<u that one or the other ·1pend the nlaht ln hla
h~ aeven nJaht.1 a week. Rl' al.lo expecta ua to
dttve him everywhere evl'n thouah it me&N Umo
aTo'ay trun our jobs. (Wt are bo\!l emplo~ .)
Our father refWlft to consider mo Into a
facility where there 11 maximum aecw ty and
tomeone to look in on him. Needleu to uy, our
huabanda 9"' fl'd up being left alone three and four
nlahta a week Thll ii causinl trouble ln both our
families.
What can we do without mak1na our father
feel we have deaerted ham? -DtSPERATE
DAUGHTERS IN FLORIDA
DEAR DAUGHTERS: Yoar fatller'1 demand1
are ureuoaable. (He ml&bt also be a bit aeDile.)
D11ca11 t~1 wttb your oler1yman. He will aarely
tfll yoa tlaat your flnt re1pon1lbUlty 11 to your
b11ba•d1 aad tbat your fatber m11t accept a
bHMkeeper or be moved to a care facillty. Yoa wm feel let• 1allty lf tbe declalon 11 made by
1om ... e11e.
•Oitrole Meredith checks culture.
. ·. j~
·:
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A dn.'"' l>IJd• p.u.-nt le.1thcr
rumr -•mpk elegance
'-un1lar ''"It' 1n t-..tnt
M\\ «,r v-luh• t.tlt
enouaih to think 1he aa i<>lni to hook thJI aJlppery
ti.ti. ll'a her problem
, Miii IMDllS
1 tun uJCpectina hi.I (.'Urfent (.'Utle tu C.'Om• crytna
to me aftttr he dltchc. her for another (prot.bly
you.ni•r) ono. What 1ho14ld 1 tell her? At.o, 1h<1\lld 1
NY eomethlna to th~ OrHt Deceiver? I HATE
DfSHONESTY
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My huab&nd and I
have hMl • run.n1na arawnent for 1evera1 yean
about a famJ1y trtenc[ "ffiend" I.I an attractive man
In hJa early 4& who owna a lovely home, two can,
hu hJa own bualnt., I.I llOQd-looking and definitely
•tra.laht. 1nw problem: Some hlahly 1ultable women are
waittna In line for him, but he alway1 goet for a
dumb chJck ln her early 20.. F.ach one LI 1ure she's
goJ.na to .enaa him, but he drope her after wuting
aevetal yean of her Ute. She then cornea to me and
cries on my lhoulder for weeka at a t.lme.
DEAR H.D.ataee yoa seem to eaJoy leadlaf f Hr dlCHllder to lhH .. lCMcl dOUltl, f(ae -bat
cu't tbl .. of u1Wq y11 cu uy tlaat wtll do any
1ood except, 11No txperiace 11 1 total 1011 If yov
leara from IL"
A1 for &lie 1llpp.ry ta1ta, &lat)' art notorloualy
poor ll1teaen, 10 M.Y.0 .8., dearte.
DEAR ANN l,..ANDERS: My hu.aband and 1
have ~n try1na for four yean to have a child. We
have put our appl.lcatJona In at aeveral adoption
agencies. They all aay we may have to wait • year
at tevt.
I belleve Lover Boy ahould ao wl th women hiB
own ap and make It clear that he doesn't want rnarrlaae or chlldren. It j\at plain 1tinka the way he
deceivM tl\t!9e youna 8irla and breaks their hearta.
My huaband HYI If the dummy 11 1tupld
ft makes me cry when I read in the papers
about babies who are found ln trash cans, on church
stepi and In alley1 -healthy, adorable newborns
-when couples like ua would gjve anyt}ung to
become parenta. Pleue. Ann, tell these mothers
who do not want their babies to please contact an
Technology goes to vineyards
DAVIS (AP) -Few
, enterprlaea are aa bound by
tradition u the ancient art of
growlnj grapes for wine, but
now h.lah technology is heading
for the vineyards.
Scientist.a are learning to use
genetic engineerlnj to start
vineyards ln laboratory dishes
and do in a few montha what
traditional brel'den would need
ac:rea of land and many yean to
accompllah.
R l1h t now, said Carole
Meredith of the UC Davis,
"We're mostly conceml'd with
developing our t.echniquee" and
testing them by breeding a grape
that'• resistant to a 1pecific
di9eue. The "Northern California
caippus boaata a world-clasa
, department of viticulture and
enology -grape-growing and
wtne--making.
For centuries grape-growers,
like other farmera, have
improved their crops by aelecting
the beat plant• for new
generations. The most valued
wines of Europe are the result of
centuries of aelection.a. Im rted
to Americ.a, theee grapes are the might be u.aeful," aald Meredith.
foundation of Californ i a 's "It might be a one in a million
thriving wme industry. event. but In a small Ouk we can
The genetia change with each grow 100 mil1lon celll."
new plant. Besides the natural t Scree n I n g f or v a I u e d
m i x of gene1, nature adds mutatloN aounda simple. You
rando m mutations -new expoee everything in the dish to
versions of gene. that are the a chemical or dlseue and take
basis of evolution and the key to the celll that survive. But It geta
plant and anlmal breeding. complicated when the goal is a
The trick in breeding new plant that lhnves with too little
varleUe. is to .earch lor plant& or too much water, extremes of
with beneficial mutatlona and h eat or cold or a d eart h of
~ tqem to improve the next nutrienta.
generation. If the reaearch is successful. it
But that'• a long time for such "may r e sult in m ore choices
slow .. growlng plants as grapes about where you plant crops.
and the aprawling vines need 90 Maybe you won't have to go to
much room breeders rarely have ·places like the Napa Valley to get
more than a few thousand plant.9 high-quality wine grapes,"
to ICall. Meredith said.
Genetic en8).nectrin8 can booet Though wme is produced in
that number into the millions, more than 30 states, she said. a
reduce the time bet ween significant industry exiata only in
generationa to days and do it in a California, New York and. more
container amaller than a jelly jar. recently, Washington. Vintners
Inateed of growing planta front~ ·also are becoming active in
aeeda or cuttinga, adentbta are Oregon, Pennaylvanla, Texas,
learning to "clone" them from a Michigan and a few other st.ates.
srngle cell. Meredith said grapes might
"We look for mu1.atlons that som eda be tailor -made for
CHOCOLATE
TONES
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From Japan
Border
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i.a ncy th.rouahchelr doctors ~)' would mau .,
many people happy and UIU(C' thelr chlld ol •
lovlnJl ~ EMPTY ARMS
DEAR EMPTY ARMS: I add my plea to )'out.
For Ood'• aake, &Jrl1, Ulten co wlaa& W1 "omu Al
aay1D1!
Huw young i. r.oo Yt>UIJI for • chJ.Jd Co letUf1
•bout ~x1 Th•t'• )Wt Ont' fh1n6 you'll find Jn Am
LAndet9' bookl~t. "How, What. IAd Whttn co T&IJ
Your Child About &x " For your copy 11end 60
cenu .Joll6 wlr.h a Jong, 1wnped, •II~ envelo~ to Ann Lande,., P.O. &x l lW6. Chk:alfJ, m. 80811.
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Route of run
SchoolPower
If you like atiff competitio n i n your
10-kilorrieter race, Sunday'• SchoolPower run in
t..auDa Belich offen 10 top runnen -including miJ9 record holder Steve Soott.
Runnen will recqpU%e other top names like
marathonen Armando Cendejal. Ralph Serna and
Dennll Wll.aon. There's even older cham1>9, like
Frank Dufrte and Skip Shaffer.
Sandy Thon;lton. SchoolPower director, aaid
ahe expects 2,000 runners to line Forest Avenue in Laauna lfelich for the 8 a.m. start of the raice, which wt.II raile money for the Laguna Beach F.ducational
Foundation.
Runners will circle La1una'1 downtown
streets, then heed out lAguna Canyon to C-anyon
~Drive. They'll return to town and run aouth
on Cout Hiahway to Upland Road, tum around and
return to Fore9t Av.enue.
ScboolPower, the fund-raising arm of the
education foundation, will have 200 volunteen on
hand to help block off 22 streeta durini the race.
The two mu.thbound lmws al. eo.i Hap-.y will
be_c)o9ed ,to traffic during the 10 kilometer race.
lt'a too late to ~ by mail, but nee day
reptration beifna at 6:30 a.m. and ii S9 for a ahlrt,
~ withouL
flMA IOMlfCI
ATWIT'S END
Lib most women I have become paraooid
about crime.
I lock my houte f!!Very time I go to the
prbage can, aet the burglar alarm when I IO for
the mail, and lock my car f!!Very time I pt gaa.
To date, I have been lA>cked out of my houae
14 times, have been charged for five fal8e alanna,
and required tbe terVicel of • loclmnith on eight
OOCMlona to get me into my own car. Thia proves
~· 'nle WCll'ld ia aafe from me!
U there'• one th1nc that ticka me off about the whole crime acene, lt'a the way other people
whom I don't ewn know have bad• profound
eff«t on my life.
To belln with, I carry around more keya than
a .choo1 janitor. I have a key foe my lugaaae, a
key for the pa tank,• key for the aafety deposit
box and a k.ey to the box that bolds all of my
extra keys.
The keya have two thinp in common. They
all look alike and they never open what I want to set into.
Secondly, I have been forced by b9ll1 people
roemtnc the meeta to set• do8 that buial w~ he bean a noiae. Un1ortunately, thia
l'°'8e am be• inaudible• the ll&h of a bored crtdret at S a.m . Thia will cau.e the doc to jump bJ&ber than the window .W. The dot never bark.a
at ttrance people. Only family.
'nlAnka to evil lurktnc around ~ry comer. I
have bad to l.nstall dead-bolt Jocb on all our
doch. n.d bolll were never meant to be taken
~•a deterrent~ crime. They were
invented to meuure the llmlta of .
human ""9. At one point when I (l)U.)d not find
a ay I found ID)'9e1f on my banda and kneel
idp•nt f« flowen throuah •dot door. ~ have al8o turned me lnto a cruy .,.Ii.on ~ time I leave the botm. The ho\.-
m• look Wte it II occuJMd by five or llx people
'#tip wal'k from haml. Then ahouJd be no a.-it windowl but kg of UCbta. No ~In the~. A car In the ......
ALWAYS. A 111o ca the front lawn that uy. du. ~will m.k your Mrd.name lt you tum the
doqrll;nob.
PolillWy tbe went &hlQa crime hal dona for
11 to cum me into an unDRed number in \be
booll; ltvtnl in • ~ wt1hout • l'Mlll'Olt,
fl llfl'liW to open the dOol-1IO a ~ who .......
.. FUD•, 1 think the ra• are wiMl.Qs.
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gtep right "'P· folk1. S.. tbl1 l0Hly tomato
perform her high wt ... ac1 lo our 3 ring clrcu1. G.t
away from that cage. sonny. thaf1an\lntamed
tomato.
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I llke tbeee -they gl" the home a tropical loo•.
(Our trip to Au1tralla 1.tt my wife 1peec:hle11.
That WQI the be.t part,)
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Bring the little ones to see SHORTY AND CH~P ~HICKEN
in our stores on Saturday, March 5th
EL TORO 9 to 11:15 RUITllGTOI BEACH 12 to 3
lilRDEI GROVE 3:30 to 5:30
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114 Oranp• Cout DAIL V Pll..OTIThurtdly, Maroh I, 1113 _
Mickey Rooney: Was the mo.st f amou.s has been
By MARCIA DUNN •u hu • ,,.._ wn.
Prrt'SBURCH S.fort.0 hta a1M1h
performance In Broadway'• "Suaiar &b111."
Mickey Rooney uya he wu pwbobly thL· moat
famoua hu-bt-t:n ln ahow buained
Delph~ 60 ycsani on the •taae 1rnd mo~ th1.1n
200 tnma, Wre WU &Imply no dem1anJ for him "(
wu the~ of dinner theatert." hf' aay1. "Now. I
don't h•"• to think, l know I'm In dt•mand"
Tbanka to "Suaar Babll'll," which h•"• t.ake-n
on lhe rold. and nevcr-endlng talent, tht<
62-y«*'-old Rooney la happier than ever and has
regained 10me of hia former aucce..
The Academy of Motion PlctuN Arts and
Sciences plans to give Rooney an honorary O.Car
at the ~~th Academy J\wards an April for his
versatility tn a variety of role11 over the years.
Rooney was nominated for an C>-icar four t1mt'l>,
bu\ never received the ('OVl'ted statuette.
"They know l'vt' bet-n a trlt'r." '>llllll'<l tlw
whl\C haal"C'd acw1 , wt•armlll 111• rnrdurov pon\6
rolll'<.I up arou11d h111 1mklt• cmd 11 rumplNI l(olf
ahlrt "l mad• a lot of plcturc11 1h.11 wa•u 11•ully
bad I miadc • l'\IUplr thiat w1•1t• lul1 Out l'w
never mMdc.• • i' (•Mt moUon plctu1 ti, uruv
mt'morablt' onee "
Roonay curntntly la Lourlna with Ann Mlllt·r
In "Sugai Bablt.'1," whkh opc•nf'd on Broudwuy 111
Ol·Lo~r 1979 and clc>ltt'J 111 Auau11t IU8:l uftl't
1,208 perfonnanet.'9. And ht•'• comm1 tu'<i to tht·
muaical lhrouah t'Arly I Y84
But he'• alao lx.-cn aakl'<.l to swr with ~rtha
Raye in the Broadway Vl'ntiun ol the comic atrlp,
"Maggie and Jlggs", he'• agn"t'Cl to film a sequel
to the ~lev!Jlon drama, "8111," 1i'i which hl'
pqrtraya a mentally retarded nwn. und 111"11
wt:>rkmg on an autobiogruphy
"About 70 pert.'t'nt Qf whut':t bl'tm prmtkd
about Mtckcy Rooney iB not trut'," ht> msisb,
frowning "( thank Mickey Rooney 1s rucer, more
JWUrt' o( other pt•oph-. mort• uwan• of h1m.'11•lt his
Atherton· Inakes his debut
By CAROLYN A. <.:APALHO °''*'-o.ay "°' ltaff Your1 ~orov was piano soloist with the Los
Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Saturday night in
Sant.a Ana, under the direction of David Atherton
The Rl.Ul&lan-bom Ji:iorov, who makes his
h9me in Amsterdam, is a frequent performer with
major American orchestras. Atherton, music
d~tor of the San Diego Symphony, appeared
for the first time with the Philharmonic His style
of conducting Is m the best tradition of the old
masters, florid and passionate with a continental
flair. A marked change from the recent past.
Egort.Qv appears to be quiet and difftdent, but he
hu a superb mastery of the bravura-style of
playing.
The program began and ended with works by
Beethoven, the "Overture ID the Creatures of
Prometheus," and the Piano Concerto No 5, the
"Emperor." In between was heard the Fourth
Symphony of Sir Michael Tippett.
The Overture was given a purely Romanuc
reading and the Piano Concerto was an admirable
experience of the rapport between soloist,
conductor and orchestra. A real ll"eat.
Egorov played the Adagio m the second
movement tenderly and t'xpress1vely The con\l'ast
with the heroic proportions of the opening chords
and followmg music and the explO&ive ending of
the final movement were a satisfymg mlWcal
experience.
The Tippett Fourth Symphony LS in one
movement The music flows from one mood to
another without pause. There are Large brass
passages, and quiet wind and string sections
meldill8 together
5 Academy
Award
Nominations
SO PHI E'S
CHOICE
2 ACADEMY AWARD
IKJtlNA TIONS
"'Frances' is
a Triumph!"
} · .. Plants
in Bloom
Truckloads of 6"
o•den plants at
direct -from-grower
aavlngs thru Sat. at
Huntington Center.
SaJe $1.88 3 for s5
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\ -•HI )ttJ
~ OAAllCI ._.....ORI~! IN
The program nott.'l> for this must<.' state that
Tippett in his youth had bt-en 1mp~'C.i by M'Cing
a rabbit embryo d1v1de and m1&tu~ Th~rl' did not
$t.>em to be much of that m the music In IJeu of a
wind machine, a synthesizer was w,ed, and
pt.>rhaps that ls why the mus1l' SC<•med more• suited
as a movie S<:ore for a 5(.'t·ft sp;K't! thnlll•r With
the au~nted brass at full volumt-, dnd tht'
breathing sounds, om• t'Ould almOt>t St.-e the
spacecraft jetting thn>ugh the tnfmrty of s paCl' to
disappear and reappear time after llmt•
One am11zm~ asp<.'Ct of the T1pp<'ll was tht-
l'Omplicated bowing of the stnngs. which was
done m perfect unison, and was a visual dt>ltght
In reference to th<' rabbit, about the"ck>St'St to
animals the mUAic c:ame was a faint resemblanc('
to the conclusion of "PNer and th<' Wolf " Also in
the long andante m what would probabiy be the
se<.'Ond movement ts a lengthy Engltsh horn solo
soundly vaguely like the lament in the
"Symphonic FantastJquc "
'Thts was n>llow<'d by some· fr<·nz1t.J qu~t10ru;
from the stnngs and soothing answers from the
brass secuon. A strange work. but wtlh some very
I yrical pas.sages
Atherton appears to ~ a llCholarly <.'OndU<'Wr
wh1cp was evidenced by his att.enuon to the most
mmut~ detail whether the music was
Beethoven or Tippett Th(' rigid mnformarKe to
the written notes and tempt was a delight to thos;,.•
who revere and appreciate the <:lassies
Eflorov, who 1s 29, looks much younger but
plays much more maturely than ont' would
expe<.•t All m all, a wonderful evcrung of music.
"DON'T MISS 'TABLE FOR FIVE'
Volght's Marvelous Portrait Turns
This 'Table' Into A Feast."
-Stephen SchHfer. us Magarlne
Jon\bight
ri
Table
for Five
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Tom Selleck Jameson Parker Gerald McRaney
CBS concentrates
'Simon &.Simon' ..
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By FRED ROTHENBERG
~r..-wr1tet NEW YORK "M•A•S·H~' the new Kmg
of the Ratmgs, had 80me very humble begmmngs,
proving once again that TV hits gene rally are not
born successful. They m ust be nurtured, cradled
and molded Into stardom.
Or, as CBS' programming chief, Harvey
Shepherd, puts It: "Moel shows on TV.are position
hits. Few shows are clear hlta." Translation: In
television programming. It'• moeUy a case of being
ln the right place at the right Urne slot.
A program like tonight's "Simon & Simon,"
given up for c;iead last year on Tuesdays, ia this
seaaon's reclamation project ln the time •pot
following the ever-popular ''Magnum, P.1."
"l had written the entire-pro.)eCt off," says
Philip DeGuere. execuuve producer of "Simon &
Simon." "My mindset was: 'Who says you're
suppoeed to produce a aeries forever?"' With a
boost from Tom Selleck's largely female audience,
"SIJ'OOn & Simon" ranka aeventh thia seaaon.
"M• A •s •lt." one of television's great
romrner.dal and cnucaJ SUtteSI atories, almost
dis;ln't have a chance to start the war that ended
in'"Monday rught's tidal wave of public ·
sentimentality and the No. l rat.mg of a ll lime -
60.3.
In 1973, the p~ was dun. and the
program nearly expired because of sickly
first-seuon ratings.
A3 a Sunday night sitcom, following the
time on the networka, or any other time in
syndicauon.
That'• not the caae with "Alice," which one
day will be popular with trivia bufb u the ahow
that inherited the 9 p.m. "M•A•S•H" time alot. CBS
apparently flgures after the finality of the
farewell epl.aode of "M• A •s•H" that lt would be
anticlimactic to rerun UU. aeuon'1 programa rfaht
away. Resting the repeat.a will whet the appetite
of the Maabies.
This has been a tough aeuon for "Alice.'' To
make room for the new "Gloria," "Alioe" wu
separated before the aeuon from CBS' Sunday
night security-blanket lineup that lncludee "60
Minutes," "Archie Bunker'• Place" and "The
"M* A *S*H," one of television's
great commercial and critical success
stories, almost didn't have a chance
to start the war that ended in
Monday night's tidal wave of public
sentimentality and the No. l rating
o( all time -60.3.
Jeffel"80ns." The program landed on W~y
night, a CBS tore apot for 9eVeral years.
'9-to-5' movie, series
grabs 2 ratings spots
feeble "Anna & The Kmg," "M•A•s•lf'' finished the
1972-73 seuon ranked 46th in popularity among
prime-time programs. averaging a 17.5 rating and
a 27 share. In today's marketplace, diluted by .
cable and strong inde pendent stations,
those numbers would mean a hit. A decade ago, it
waa a mia. _.
But network e xecutives liked "M•A•S•H and
gambled on another aeuon. Hawkeye and ~·
moved to Saturday nights, a veritable paradise
position between "All in the Family" and "The
Mary Tyler Moore Show ."
Instead of riding with ·the popularity of
Archie Bunker and George Jefferaon, "Alice"
went down with "Seven Bridea for Seven
Brothen" and "Filthy Rich."
On Sunday, v1ewen turn on CBS, •tay with
the network and even fall ul.eep theft. Except for
the two weka of "Winds of War" and Super &wl
Sunday, CBS has topped the ratinp every
Sunday rueJlt th.ii eeuon, and all of lta programs
there are ln the Top 25.
On Wedne.day night.a, viewen habitually
don't tum on CBS' aeries. "Alice" was hurt
enough to have been yanked from the acheduJe
at one pofnt. It currenUy ranJu No. 65 out of 84
programs. Last~. "Alice" was the aixth LOS ANGELES (AP) -"9-to-5," a comedy
abou& three aecreww and \heir chauvinistic t:io..
grabbed two p!aces in the television ratings Top
10, one on CBS and one on ABC.
Here's how: The theatrical movie starring
Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly P anon was
the No. 1 ahow on CBS. The ABC sen es, starrinJ{
Valerie Cw1in, Rita Moreno and Rachel Denruson.
was in a three-way tie for seve nth place
The special movie presentation of the hit
comedy film helped carry CBS to victory for the
week ended Feb. 27.
CBS finiahed {irst ln the national ratings
compiled by the A.C. Niellen Co. with 20.1. ABC
was .econd with 17 .3 and NBC was third with
15.3. The networka say this means that in an
average prime-time minute 20.1 percent of h~
with television ~ tuned to CBS. . ..
It was CBS' 1eCOnd straight victory in the
February sweeps. It won the past two weeks after
the ABC mini aeries "The Winds of War" auried
that network to the top during the first two
weeka of February.
Meanwhile, the 2 JA-hour eptaode ending the
CBS aeries "M• A •s•H" on Monday night was a
sensation in the Nieben overnight ratinp. The
show overpowered the opposition in a six-city
overnight report.. In San F"ranaaco 1t had a raung
of 63.7 and a share of 82.
Here are the results in the other ctues. New
York. 56.4 rating and 72 share; Chicago, 55.4 and
72; Philadelphia, 51.2 and 70; Loi Angeles. 51.6
and 67; and Detroit. 57.5 and 73. The rating
measures the peremtage of all TV leU that are
tuned to a ahow and a ahare meuure9 the
percentage of aeta in uae that are tuned to the
ahow.
The "M•A•S•H" show will have to overcome
the "Who Shot J .R.?" epi.9ode of CBS' "Dallas" in
the national ratingJ to become the highest-rated
ahow in hlatory. Tb.at show had a 53.3 rating and
76 aha.re in 19Ao.
"Dallu," lnddentally, p~ aeoond in the
ratinp tor the put week and the ."M• A •s• H"
er=e preceding the final ahow was in fifth
p1 . "60 Minute." waa third and "Magnum,
P.L" wu fourth. Both are on CBS. ABC's
bighefi-rat.ed ahow wu ''Three'• Company," in
sixth place.
ABC's "The Love Boat," the aecond part of
the NBC m1nilleriel "Rqe of Angell" and the
A.BC..,._ hued on "9-to-5" all tied for aeventh
pl.Ice. The· Grammy Awards on CBS were tenth.
CBS' "The Duka of Hazzard." aided by the
retwn ol John ~ and Tom Wopa'-
cl!mbed to 13th p&.ce. It WU the thow'I bighat
ratfna llnm September. Schneldtt and W~t had
not appeared ln any or tb1.s leUOD'• ahows Wltll
IMt week'• epilode becauae of a lepl dlaput.e.
which bas been r-.olved. The week ai.o found two fonner "Charlie'•
AnaUf• oppomlnC eech other ln the nUnaa. Jaclyn
Smlth llCaiTed ln NBC'1 ''The Rap of Anpla,"
which -.. 1n a tie (or MYenth place. Cheryl I.Add
IWNd 1n the Monda.>' niaht ccmpetJUon, ABC1 ·~ x.n,, .. billed on the life of the lat.e
PrtDlllli once of "°'*° apd fomwr movie actNM. ~t JDOYie .,. m·.211t place.
Her ... the Top 10: CBS Special Movie Pr11m'.._ ~'°"'..L:.! ratinl of 28.e or 23,e
mOUaD ~.\;&ID; 11o.n.." ~A or 21 .1 ......__ cal: 10 Mlnu•" U .7 or 19.7 mlllloo. CiiC+F' Pi. 21.e or 19.8 ta&Won, ~ ...... "u.1•11.2 m&Woa. c.: '!'J1u'je'•
O•J I Ot' 11.0 tJI lt.1 MiWan, ~I ·~ ~· J&-:~~-....... " l.'D..... 1 ,.,......,," :d.J ar 11.4 •,,_aw..,... A~ tl.t
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21.4 or 17 8 nullion , lied, both CBS; "Hart to
Han.•• 21.3 or 17. 7 million. ABC; Charlie Brown Special. "Is It Good-Bye?" 20.3 or 16.9 million,
CBS; "The A-Team," 20.2 or 16.8 million, NBC;
NBC's "Hill Street Blues" and CBS' "Gloria," ~0.1
or 16.7 million. lled, "Newnart," 19·9 or 16.5
million, CBS.
Here are the five lowest-rated sho~: "The
Powers of Matthew Star," NBC, "St. EI.ewhere,"
NBC. ABC Friday Night Movie, "The Warriors,"
ABC; ''The Family ~ ... NBC, "Voyagen !,"
NBC.
In the previoua le&IOO. "All in the Family"
had been No. 1 in \he ratinp and ''Mal')' Tyler
Moore" No. 7, and they wett attracting the kind
of aophisticated comedy viewer who could
appreaate the pointed humor of "M• A •s•H." Sure
enough. "M• A •s•H" finished ln fourth place. its
highest standing until this CW'T'ent farewell 9eal0rl.
From that point. "M•A•S•H" wu bounced
around the achedule -to Tueeday,s Frida)'I,
Tuesdays and finally, Mondays -but lt.s faithful
fans would follow it anywhett. "M•A•S•H" had
become a "clear hit." whether It was on in prime
popular ahow rm~ Now lt'a on ~ niChta. a ar-t TV
position, at 1eut lt wu when a Unle military
number rwned ''M•A•S•H" wu the~.
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drclarer d11tard1 a minor
1u1t card on the ace or
1p1de1. When Weat win• the
king or trump•. ht can exit in
that minor. Declarer won't
lose a trick tn that 1uit. but
he will have l.o contede the
stLL1ng tric:k 1n the other
minor
by Kevin Fagan
by Tom Bat1uk
by George Lemont
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By Mark Lasky
WAAT'S SO SPECIAL
ABOUT THESE
WELL, THEY'RE
EACH M~DE UP
OF THOUSANDS
OF SNOWFLAKES--
-ANO NO TWO
SNOWFLAKES
ARE ALIKE
FACE IT, NANCY--
YOU'RE A BORN
. SNOWBALLS?
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HOSPITAL "TO 6EE COVNmY eov• C0UL0 'l'OlJ Ml&T ME THE~?
SALESLADY
by Harold Lt Ooul
~Stately
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Irvine wrestler upsets the odds
By ROGER CARLSON o< ... o.ir,... ....
1rvine Hiah 's Chria Sta t.ely la on h1I
way to San DleF iomorrow to compete
In the Southern CIF wreatllna
champfonhis-at Mlra Meta Hflh School
-a two·day tournament deet,ned to
qualify four ln each welaht division for
the state flnala ln Fresno a week i.ter.
And, If there are any competitdrw in
the 203-pound claaalflcation boutlng
titles of one llOrt or another, they would
be well advised to either keep the
lnlonnation under their bat, or watch
out for Stately, a three-year standout for
Coach Gary deBe.aublen'• Vaqueroe.
That'• becaute it appean Stately'•
favorite tar&et ia a champion.
Stately, who finl1hed in the No. 2
position at the CIF 3-A finals (as did the
Vaqueroe u a team), qualified for the
preliminaries to the 1tate meet by
wadlna throuah the CIF 4-A, 3-A, 2-A
and 1-A charnpiona lut week to Fab the
No. 1 berth amofll the 1U< qualifiers
from the Southern Section.
AllO competln'-from the area are
Fountain Valley 1 Jay Ruuell ( 188),
Edison'• Arnold Alpert and Irvine'•
Mlke Larkin (129), Hun~ Beach's
Bob Gurbux ( 170), Edison'• Gary
Gold1tein (148) and Irvine'• Tom
Spaulding (U8).
Stately, a three-year letterman In
football, haa a hlltory of upeett.lng the
odda. A. a aophomoce he upeet highly
regarded Kevin Woody of Fountain
Valley despite falling to place ln the CIF
finals.
A. a junior he had El Dorado'• Ty
Pembleton down with 15 seconds left
before jult mlMlng -and Pembleton
went on to win the 203-pound CIF
crown. ln addition to placing fourth at
the 1tate flnala.
Thia year'• 3-A final• found an
unbeaten Torrance wrestler biting the
duat against Stately after 35 1traight
wln1, but in the flnala against
Pembleton, Stately lost.
"He loet becauae of dolng poorly on hi.a
feet," aay1 deBeaubien. "But we made
aome adjuatmenta before the maatera
meet."
Thoae adjuatmenta re1ulted in two
quick victorle1, then a 3-0 overtime
deci11on over 4-A champion Rene
Conriquez of Canyon to qualify for
another shot at Pembleton.
It was 6-6 with 30 aeconda left when
the Irvine H11h ASB prealdent sot a
takedown and two near-falls to record•
10-6 decision
''The 203-pound weight claal ia one of
the tougheet division.a we have," MYI the
Irvine coach , who has guided hl1
Vaqueroe to four straflht unbeaten Sea
View League 1eUOna.
Stately. who it.ands 6-2, ha.a fln.Wled
flnt or leCOnd 1n every tournament he
hu entered u a aenior on the way t.o a
38-5 record. "He'1 really comlng around
at thia ~int," aays deBeaubien.
"He 1 peaking at the right time.
During the last two years he has fallen
ahort of h1I goals, but thia year he haa
begun t o realize what could be
accornpb.lhed."
The difference? "C.()nfldence," says h1I
coach.
G:dM seeks big prize
iLONG BEACH -By trade, Dave
H'efltm is the Corona del Mar High men '1
tenn1I OOACh. In talking about hia put, he'll
tell you he played a little high school
bUlllttball beck in Mlnneeota. Obe lazy Sunday, a CdM admlniatrator
nodeed Heffern playing basketball in a ~ Beech tOumament on Main Beach. ~··pparently they knew I could play ballbitball and I wu asked to iake It."
"It" la the Corona del Mar women's
bMUtball team -the same one that will
face Esperanza in an All-Ora.nae C-ounty ~of the CD' 3·A ~pion.ship game ~~vw ni~at 7 at the Lo'ng Beach
'J:Utfem'a f~ Palmdale, 50-.ff Tue.da t in the 3-A aemifina1a,
wbile Esperanza wu knoc.k.ing off Villa
Park 47-41 ln the other aemifina.l.
6WC duo,
Bruce
All-SCC
l Golden West College'• John
Kr.:icb and Sherwin Durham,
and Onnae CoMt'• Leland Bruce
haw bttii named t.o the 12-man
All•South Coast Conference
buketball tint team by the ~erence coaches.
"U there wu such a thing aa the work
ethlc appro11eh of working hard and being
rewarded, well, that'• what has happened
with thia team," said Heffern of hia 22·4
Sea Kings.
rm really pleued with what we've done
considering we were a terond-plaoe team
(the Sea Kings were runneraup to Eatanda
in, the Sea View Leque race). "I really
don't think people expected U1 to get this
far," Heffern continued.
The See Ki.np advanced to the tin.all the
hard way, falling behind 9-1 to Palmdale
before plck.ing up the tempo.
"Actually, we never .really have a aet
game plan," Heffern explained. "We play
the same 1tyle all the Ume. U it doesn't
work, then we try to adjust as we go
along."
Heather Estey ia the Sea Kings' top
acore_r. She averages 18 polnta per g.-ne,
and-tteaehed that figure Tuesday night
agllfuat Palmdale. Center Angie Dodd1,
CdM'a cent.er, la 1u.ceptible to fow trouble,
and that, according to Heffern, ia the key to
the Sea Kings' fortunes. ·
• • Artgie has been trying real hard to keep
herael! in the game," the CdM coech said.
"She picked up her fourth foul in the third
quarter the other night but never did foul
out."
FAperanz.a, another aecond-place finisher
from the Empire League, carries a 22-7
record lnto the contest. The Aztecs are led
by Jennifer Latta ( 14 Tuesday night
against Villa Park) and Ann Wannut (13 ln
the same game).
Aztec cent.er Brooke Hahne• a.lao poees a
threat. moetly on defenae.
Can Vanguards
end Biola ·jinx?
BY CURT SEEDEN °' ... o.lr Pll9t ..... Juat one year ago. Biola
Collea• ran off one of the
areateat winnin1 streak• in
collegiate basketball hlltory for a linale 8e880n -39 in a row t.o be
exact.
Kirchmeyer" and Mark
Sontowaki are now gone, aa is 7-8
re.erve center George Bell.
One thin& remain• intact,
however. It's Biola'1 ability to
defeat Southern California
Collep ~ the basketball court.
The Eagles have won teVen in a
row against the Vanguard1,
making thino that much more
interesting when the two 9e1uare
off ~t (7:30) at UC Irvine'•
Crawford Hall.
~ham. a 80pbomore guard, wu the No. 4 •corer 10 the
conference with a 15.3 average,
while Kresich wu fifth at 15.2.
'the pair helped the Rustlers
(picked to flni1h last in the
conterence) take third place and
Ld v a n c e to t h e S C C ' a
Sb.t~hnl!my playoffs.
, a S.3 aopbomore awing
averaged 12.4 pointa for the
Bill Reynolds guides
SoCal tonight
The Eagles finlahed the year
with a 39-1 record (they
eventually lost to Spartanburg.
S.C. in the NAIA championship
pme). But over the coune of the
year, Biola was the No. 1
NAIA-ranked team, landed a
pair of players on the All-NAIA
9e1uad and boated a 7-8 player
which all the more put the
Eagles in a cl.ul of thelr OWJ\.
Well, All-NAIA star. W.de
It'1 the NAIA Distl'ict Ill
playoff opener. and for the first
time in several years, the
Vanauard1 are higher seeded
than the Eagles, and. in fact,
bout a better record this .euon. sec ii 18-10 on the aeuon.
tea. OCC'1 Bnd Gueea, a 6-8
fl-.i~.IMlll out of Untversity ~
w; named to the honorable
e91ltion 9quad.
finished 18th 1n sec
with a 10.6 average and
It's a tall order
for Estancia tonight
Blola carries a 14-16 record into
the game. Among the Ea1le
vlctorie1 waa a ~8-~6 decilion
over SCC after the V81lRWU"Cia
owned an eight-point halftime
advantage.
on the rebounding liat
1 averqe.
. Nt. San Antonio'• Pete WlDWm. wbo led the conference
both in 1corins (11.6) and
reboundlna (10.5), wu named ~conference'• moet valuable
player.
By ROGER CARLSON o< ... Olllr .......
LONG BEACH -Estancia
High'• F.aalea put their CIF J.A
buketbalf championship hopes
on the line tonight (8:45) against
Sunbelt LH8ue champion Palm
Sprinp in the teCOOd ball of a
double-header at Lona Beach
Arena.
-=rambling tendencies, the abWty
to apply preuu.re defen.ae and
attack offen1ively with an
unrelenting atyle geued toward
the buellne and interior, that
preeenta a real problem for Coach
Bill A.rmltroni'• Palm Sprlno,
despite the Indiana' 28-1 recora.
"We juat look at th1a game aa a
real opportunity." says sec
Coach BUI Reynolds. ''The only
advantage Biola mlf.ht have ia
that they're a playof -wiae team
They're u.ed t.o the situation."
Paul Coenen or Orange Coast ( 7) drives a
shot past Golden West's Joel Rogers last
night.
Cerritos Colleae Coach Jack
8o1danovich, whoae Falconi
~ atop the coo.ferenc:e with
a 13·1 record and the No. 1
~ ln the state with a 28-3
OYttall mark, WU named OOACh
"'~year.
In the 7 o'clock opener it'a
South Cou1 League champion
C..ptwano Valley (26-2) aaaiNt
top eeded Rivenide Poly (27·2).
On paper it '1 a rugged
a•1i1nment for Coach Larry
Sundennan'• F..aiea. See View ~ co-clwnptona, although
that I been the st.or')' f« El1anda
aince the 32-t.eam ellmlnattona
~t It wu Moreno Valley
which was 1up= to be a
burler. but the hurdled
that tint-round M'ipvnent, then
did lt apln with Vict.oriee over
heralded Domln1ues and
Glendora.
The combination of Gavin
Warlaumont, Dou1 Pinckney,
Jon Johnston, Jlm Curtla and
Gary Jtrepr -IC.ftmbled '° a 22·6 reco!d and it'• j\llt th.oee
"At the be81nni.na I thOU1ht
we might be able to -.i.ck off on
(Alex) Becena and (Mark) Bell,"
•YI Sunderman, alludina to the
fact Palm Spring•' major
weapons are 8-7 Tee WWiarrwon,
6-1 ~d Boria ~ and 6-2 suaro Shawn Berry.
"But I don't think we can alack
off that much," continue•
Sunderman. "We almost have to
1tlck with our aone defense.
When North (ln the
quarterflnah) went to a man
defense aaatnst Palm Sprinp
they ;..t kept ~ it in.
"Kina and Berry are very
u.neelfiah and Wllllanwon dumpi
the bA1l off when the defeNee ~~ound him," add1
Palm Sprin4p hM a~ 41
rebounda a pme In the playoffs
C8ee ESTANCIA, P ... Cl)
The lut time the V anguarda
defeated Blola wu in December
of 1977 -an 8(). 78 victory in the
sec IYID· Tonl1ht'1 o pener 11 at
Crawford Hall because the
V an,uant i)'1Jl .eating capacity la
about ~ ahol'1 of that required
by the NAIA. In addition, the
court la a few feet short of N AlA
~~u juat perfect for the
Vanauarda' run-and·iUO offeme
thl1 year. sec sot down the
court that much faster.
But, Reynoldl la pleued lb be
clme to home for the opener. "U
we can't play at Southern
Ca.Ufcrn.la Collete, we're at 1eMt -aer t.o play here (at Crawford
Hall)," be •YI·
Mike Roberi. (10.9 averap)
and Andre Smith (16.4) 1park
lhe sec otfenN, but the key
tontaht may be how well the v ancuarda' Richard Pierce and
Dan MortenHn can contain
Biola'a 6-7 po1t manr Paul
Gilbert.
OCC stops Rustlers
to lead conference
Oran1e Coaat Colleae took
control of the laue in the third
fame and went on to po1t a
5-10, 12-16, 15-7, H~·6 triumph
over Golden West in a South
Coa1t Conference men'•
volleyball c1Mh of unbMtena at occ lut niaht.
After the Buca had az-abbed
the f.lnt c· the Rustlen broke a 12-121odc ln pme two u
Ca)We O..terland, a fftlhman
from Ocean View Hlsh, aef'WJd
for the final three potnta.
The ho1ta re1ained the
~tum ln the fourth pme,
Ullna nicellent bell·handllna and
pus1na and were not aerlously
W.tened thereafter. In the f1na1 p!'M. ocx: broke
out to leads of ~-1 and 7-4, then
.cored the next six points to tab
control. Paul Coenen was
credited with l~ killa and Paul
Ireland 12 for the Bucs, who
moved to 4·0 in conference play.
For Golden West, frftbman
middle blocker Keith Salaya and
letter Chria Fi9cher played well.
Th~ le.a wu the flnt for the
Ru1tlera in f ive conference
matches.
On the high 1chool .-cene,
E1tancla 1topp~d Marina,
Fountain Valley ed1ed .
Capi1trano Valley, lrvlner
defeeted Dana run. and Corona
del Mar 1wept pHt MiHion
Viejo.
here's snow in abundance at local ski resorts
1n Eltanda'1 lM, 15-10, 10-t
win over tht Vlkln111 Tim
McLaqblln did a fine job ln
relief of 1wt1na Mtter John
Wallace to 1pa.rk th• S.Cl".
Wallace autfered an ankle ll'\JUry
In the flnt PIM and WM QOt
able to play th• rut of th•
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. . . and 1"1 .Ull mowlna. lt'• made condlttont beau\lful a1a1n. Than'•
~tyolllOll.'' . Man1 of th• retort.a tn th• Ian
......... ~ ... tormdto
dDill clowil for • at • two ..,. \he
wMther•1 hHvle1t aollvtty. While
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L
rtorm haven't been quite• d.rMUc.
"We'N Nftn1nl at 80 percent, but
rHlly thl1 whole thln1 11 belna
ovwpla,.ci." ottnd Pim Murphy, UM
TWt'• markeUni ..UC.L ~.,...,.. W.,. hit a lot harder
tba.n we are. Ma•moth 11 '1•.tt to ~::z ..... o1 .... Thal .. ....... y. ......-.wand -.... we ,..·w ...,.. W. but ...,. .... h .......... M mmactrm).,1d,..al~ ___ ._ ............ 11 ....... :'!t' ................... . Cr... au• uUI 41ib •• 11 .............. ......... • . . -
ewnlnc· . Fountain Valley WGI\ a deb\
11-lOJ lM. 12-:16, lf-14. 1&-10 d~la on frosn C.po ~alley to
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<11 Ore
• ssue over suites
for Olympics settled
From AP dl1patcbea
LOS ANGELES The .
committee for the 1984 Olympics and
the Los Angelt.'S ltalden 11Cttled thelr
dispute yesterday over the propoeed
luxury box suites In the LA Collaeum. clearing a
major hurdle for the Games
The Los Angeles Olympic Organizing
Cornrrutt.ee and the Raiden '1nnounced at a joint
p~ conlerence at the Cotiaeum th.at the iaue of
income from the boxes dunng the Games has
been resolved
IC the Raiders decide -by a deadline next
month to construct the boxes pnor to the
Olympaes in 1984, the LACX>C will pay the
Nauonal Football League team $3 milUon and
keep the revetauc: from them dunng the Games,
prev1oµsly reported to reach as high as $15
million.
Of the 174 boxes planned for the Coliseum,
the Raiders and the LA Coliseum Commission
each would retain COl'\trol of four boxes during
the Olympics.
Raiden' managing general partner Al Davia.
who shifted his NFL team from Oakland to Loe
Angeles prior to the start of last eeason, had
signed a contract with the Coliseum Commission
that would allow the club to build the luxury
boxes 4nd keep all revenue generated by them.
Quote of the day
Bill Frleder, Michigan basketball
coach. on his team's chances of winning on
the road against Ulinoia and Purdue:
"When you go into Champaign and West
L.a!ayette . . I'd have to say I have a
better chance of finding Jinuny Hoffa."
Canucks edge closer to LA
• •
Job Garrett recorded the first ~ shutout of the 1eUOn by a Vancouver '
goaltender and Tlloma1 GndiD acored
two first-period goals, leading the
Canuclu to a 3-0 victory over Winnipeg last night
in the Nationl Hockey League. The victory lifted
Varicouver to within one point of Los Angeles in
the battle for the final Smythe Division playoff
spot . . St. Louis right wing Mark Reed1
scored his first two goals of the sea.son and
assisted Brian Sutter on h.la eecond of the game
to give lhe Blues a 4-4 tie with M.i.nrtesota ...
Mark Taylor'• goal with 11:33 remaining
enabled Philadelphia to aalva~ a 2-2 tie· with
Toronto . . . Gle•D Anderaon scored a
tie-breaking power-play goal at 14:23 of the third
period to give Edmonton a 5-3 verdict over
WMblnlton.
Valentine sidelined
CASA ORANOE, Arh. --Outfielder Ellla Valentine. whoao
hopet tor an auaplcloua at.art with thct
Angela have bet!n ruined by a nqgtng
hoel Injury, wu plannlna to vlalt a Phoenix
doctor today.
Valentine, aigned to a one-y1::ar frtt agt'lnt
contract after playing out hla option with the
New York Mell, mlaaed hla ae<:ond atralght
practice yesterday.
"I've never experienced anything like thla,"
said Valentine. "Everybody's made me feel
welc:ome here and I wanted to set off to a fut •tart. and now thla."
Valentine reported to camp several days
early to mount ha challenge for the starting job
in right field, but was hobbling by the time the
rest of the squad reported
"I hope to get thla aquared away and be
ready to anawer the bell when exhibitions
begin," saJd Valentine, who feela the pressure of
having to make the roater of the defending
American League West champions.
His one-year , $320,000 contract 1s not
guaranteed.
Regie Jackson (sore left calf) and catcher
Bob Boone (tender foot) saw Urrut.ed action in the
Angela' .eoorul full-squad workout.
Second bueman Bobby Grich, the onJy one
mlaaing from Tuetiday's camp opening, joined
drills yesterday.
Niedenfuer signs pact
Relief pitcher Tom Nledenfoer •
•igned hi.a 1983 contract yesterday.
leaving Steve Sax, last year's National
League Rookie o( the Year, as the
only umUlned Dodger player Meanwhile, in an
intruqua<I game yesterday, non-roster player Ed
Amelan1 cracked a two-run triple in the ninth
inning to break a 2-2 tie and give the Joe
Amalfitanoa a 4-2 victory over the Monty
Ba11gall1. Jerry Rut11, who will start the
exhibition opener Sunday against Atlanta.
hurled three 1COreless mninp for the Basgalls.
allowing only one htt . . Right-handec Steve
Renko, who wu 11 -6 for the Angels last eeason.
is being counted on to help unprove the Kansas
Qty Royals' pitdung staff ln 1983. Renko. signed
as a free agent last month, Is the latest addition to
a veteran starting st.a.ff that averages 35 years of
age and has 1everal question marks.
Wright to stay home
LOS ANGELES -Gerry m
Wright, Southern Cal's star ting
freshman center, will not accompany
the Trojans to Washington for
upcoming games because he missed practkes, the
university announced yesterday.
The Trojans, 15-9 overall and 9-5 in the
Pacific-10, are scheduled to play Washington at
Seattle torught and Washmgt.on 5'ate at Pullman
Saturday ni&hL
Ran y ink ·'"up rSonic
KelYID RIHt)' hl\ lwo rr .. m .
throw• whh thr ~ a <.'tmc.I• lt•ft ••
Dalla• held off a furious
tourth-qu,rtor ruah by Seattle to
record a lOH 10~ NaUonal Baakeiiball AMocw\lon
victory tut nJaht EIM-wht'rO fn tht· NBA.
Walt Davia hit a ba.lc!Une jumper with JY M'('Ond.
left to anap a 104-104 ti~ amd !Jhocmhc wt·nt on to
but San Antonio. 110 lOti Kiili
Vaadewe1be arored 33 point.I u ~nv~r crwahc:d
Golden Staw, 128-108 . Calvin Nall'• 24
polnu helped Portland huld off San Dle10.
10.-102, mapp!f\I a tht~-pme 101dna at~ak for
the Tr1tU Blaz.ttr1 whllo extendlna the Cllppent'
atreak to three atraalaht aetbactu . . Albert
KID& acored 17 polnt.a and had aevtin aaalat.a and
Buck Wiiiiama tallied 16 point.a and pulled down
13 rebounds u New Jer11ty routed Houston,
124-86 . . . L•ker1' forwtard Bob McAdoo,
sldeUned the pqt IOVf'n 6J&tmt'tl with a spraJned
toe, underwent minor aurgery tor the Injury
ye.aterday
Boston College wins in OT
Ml c bae l Adami capped a m 19-polnt performan<:e w ith u 15-foot
jumper with 2:06 left In ovt•rume to
lift 15th-ranked Bolton College to an
87-85 Big East Conference college basketball
victory over Georgetown last night in Boston
. . Elsewhere. Ralph Satnp100'1 28 points
helped second-rated Vlrgima crul.Se put Wake
Forest, 107-74, in an Atlanuc C.oast Conference
matchup Also tn the ACC. Mlcbael Jordan
tallied 24 points to spearhead No. 8 North
Carolina's 85-73 triumph over Georgia Tech.
Haney resigns at Oregon
Jim Haney reeigned yesterday aa •
head basketball coach at the
University of Oregon, saying the
resignation would take effect at the
end of the c;urrent season. Haney. who never had
a winning season with lhe Ducks, had a career
record at the 9Chool of 52-80 and wa.s 26-61 in the
Pacific-10 Conference Quarterback Joe
Montana of the San Francisco 49ers plans to
undergo mmor kne~ surgery, probably next
w~ek . Marlo Andrettl, the 1969
Indianapolis 500 winner, will' dnve one of two
new Lola-Cosworth race can entered for the
May 29 race Yesterday's play in the
Congoleum women's lenn1s tournament 1n
Rancho Mirage was rained out . . The New
Jersey ~nerals have generated $1.25 milllon in
revenue from the sale of 12,000 aeuon tickets
since signing Hewn.an Trophy winner Henchel
Walker to a contract . . QulDtln Dalley, the
former college All-American now with the
Chicago Bulla of the National Basketball
Association. has settled a lawsuit with a ca.sh
payment and a written apology. Dalley was
charged with assaultlng former University of
San Franciaco nursing student Vickie Brick in
her donnltory in late 1981 and was later pl.aced
on three years probation aft.er pleading gutlty to
one count of simple assault.
Television, radio
TV: College Basketball -UC Santa Barbara
at Cal State Fullerton, 7:30 p m . Channel 56.
RADIO: College Basketball -USC at
Washington, 7:~ p.m .. KNX (1070). UC lcvine at
Fresno State, 7.35 p.m .. KWVE (108-FM).
•
Quick goal lifts
CdM kickers, 2-1
PL.A YA DEL REY -h didn't take q for
tht' Corona del Mar Hljh ll"l('n'a aoocer team to t.aM
thCt lead In ye1tt>rday'1 CIF 2 A match at St
Bcm•rd Hlah.
And one. the &aa Kina-arabbed tM qulc:k
lead. they manqed to atay ln tront &.ho 19\ of the
way in poetina a 2-1 vlctory tn aecond·round ectlon.
Vine• M"cOulnne11 took a paaa from \ht?
opcnlna kickoff and rified In 1 1bo1 juat a f ew
st'<.'Onda into the conteet. Fifteen minute. later, the
Sea Kins• went up 2-0 on a 1oal by Hoaop
Bjerkenlak.
CdM <.'Ontinued to control tht' play, just ml.aai.na
on a number of occuJona when aholl hit lhe post.
Late In the flnt half, aoe!Jteeper Jeff Jacobi gave
the Sea Klnp a lift when he 1topped a penalty ahot
Jacobi lC»t h1a •hut.out ln the aecond half when
St. Bernard tallied late ln the aame. But the 00.ta
never .erioualy threatened to tie 1t.
"We could have made It a rout, but we had
seven ahota that tut the post," cl.a.Jmed CdM Coach
Bryan Haner,. "But we had aome excellent play by
our defenac. '
In the 4-A playoffs, Hunllllgton Beach's match
agal.Mt Canyon and the Ocean Vlew-Danuen game
were postponed yesterday in lhe hopes of playing
today.
"MD gairis finals
with 50-48 win
LONG BEACH -Reserve guard Pete Toomey
acored on a short bank shot with jwlt two seconds to
go to give Mater Del ffigh a dramatic 50-48 victory
over Verburn Del in the CIF 4-A basketball
semifinals at Long Beach Arena last rught.
Mater Dei meets Long Beach Poly in the title
game Saturday rught at 8:45.
Mater Del, which at.arts five underclassmen,
was led by Mike Mitchell's 15 points, UlCluding 11
in the opening quarter. Tom LewLS had 12 and Matt
Beeuwsaert tallied 11
Mater Dei had a 1'4-4 lead 1n the opening
quarter, but Verbum De1 took the lead at 21-20, and
the two teams traded pomt3 the rest of the way.
In a 2-A semifinal g~. Garey downed Bonita.
62-59 in overtime when guard Dwayne Washington
made three Cree throws in the closing 36 aeoonds.
Garey faces Sonora Saturday IJl the title game at
2:15.
Basketball scores
Coltege
llNdwMt
Wleoonaln 112. Michigan 70
Ol<let>on\4 111. 1<1wa At. es 1<>11
~bfulca eo. Kan ... u
BaU SI. 113, Kent St. ea
Bowling Green 90, Cent
MletllQan 82
Oeyton 97. Long llllnd u es
Miami 73, N. UMnoil 69
Ohio U 82, I!: Mtctilgan 00
T olldo 81, W. Mlc:Hgan 113
Xavier, Ohio 78, Hteoeta 73
Ill .c~ 90. E. ~ 11 .........
OkJahoma SL 711. Colo<edo 73 SMU 111, TCU 5e
8eylof 113, Te»e Tect> 61
Orel Rooerta 70, St Lovie 57 ....
N0t1ll CMollnll 15, Georgie Tedi
73
Nl!'IY lie, Bte>'*tyn CoG. ~
Temple 91, M~ll 64
WllHam & Mery 70, ~e ~
~ 93, Weet 'hglnle 70
lone 5e, Milne S-4
Rider eo. Bud&nell S2 (~)
Ru1getr. 112, Rhode Ill.Ind 73 St Jo1eph'1 112 , George
W..,.,lnglon 112 (ot)
Al1'*'ic:an U 11. w.-58
Can191Ur. llO, St ~ U
lef!IQll 65. Colgate 49
La Salte 93, Dr..,.. e,
Htah .._, CW PU~~·
4-A
Mii« Del 50, Vert>um 0.. 4t
l ·A Garey 62, 8onltl se (~) ......
Los Al Marathon on, rain or shine V1tgrrua 107. Wiile Fotwl 74
Ciemaon 83. Out<e Ml
Sou1h Catollne 52. 0.Paul 51
LouleYllll 73. V1tglnle Ted\ 114
J-"41dllon io. USIU 53
Matlhlll 7S Furmert ff
COlmUMn'Y C«.U• .... ct ft awww
Golden W• 81, Rio Hondo 83 HIGH 8CttOOL cw "-rift • • • ...
RUNNING
The weatherman haa thrown a monkey
wrench into a number of Southern California area
sporting ewnll, but the q>ONOl'I of Saturday's Loe
Alamitos Marathon are hoping that things can clear
up before the upcoming run.
"The race is still on." said a spokesman.
"Naturally, we're hoping for clear conditiom."
DENNIS
BROSTERHOUS The marathon la beina 11ponaored by the Oty of
Los Alamitoe and starta at 7:30 a.m. at the Los
Alamitos -O>rnmunJey c.ent«, 10911 Oak St. Le»
Alamitos. A lOk run accompanies tht! marathon
and ia slated to be&in 30 minutes la~r.
set for Sunday, March 27.
The fee ta $9 for the marathon and $8 for the
10k. For more information, phone race director
Michael Karuch during business hoW'11 at (213)
430-1073 or (714) 827-9010.
The race has ln the past attracted a large
fleld on a popular course that starts and
finishes at Loe Angeles City Hall. The race begins at
7:30 a.m.
The categorie5 for the ru11 include 18 and
under for both men and women. 19-34 men and
19-29 women, 35-39 men and 30-39 women, 40-44
men and 40-49 women 45-49 men, 50-59 men and
women, and 60 and over men and women.
• • •
BILLED AS THE prerruer marathon event in
Southern California, the Loe Angeles Marathon is ..
·.Funny cars duel
at OCIR Saturday
Eight of the top funny car
drivers in t h e countty will
converge on Orange County
International Raceway Saturday
night to compete in the Pepsi
Challenge Funny Car race to aet
the tempo for the final year of
action at the popular racing atJip.
lncluded in the groun of toP,
racing atan are Don ''Snake '
Prudhomme, Tom "Mongoo.e"
McEwen of Fountain Valley,
J ohn Force of Fullerton, Tripp
Shumake and Jim Dunn of Long
Betlch.
Thia quintet of drlvera all did
well a t th e recent
Wlnternationala at Pomona
Fairgrounda and will be shuttling
between Orange County ana
Bakerafleld thia w eekend .
Bakerafield's acheduled meet lut
weekend wu rained out and was
re-1et tomorrow thro ugh
Sw\day.
Prudhomme is drag raclng'a
moat prolific national event
winner in funny car competition
(he'• won 34 nation.al event.I,
includin& top ~~ire pos1ed the aiJt1h futest q yina time at
Pomona after f1niah1nc third ln
the NltRA point 1ta.ndlna;a 1aat
year.
At Indiana polls laat IWllmer.
Prudhomme rm a 5.837..amd
e lapsed time to become the
~ tw\J:ly cu driver of all
M cEwen advanced to the
lemiftna1a of the Wint.ematlonala
befor e loaln~o ev.en\ual ehampton and NBRA
title-holder P'nnlr awley.
McEw•n. the fourth fut.ea\
qualifier at the meet, will be
drivt.nA. ~at ocm.
In actdJUon to the tunny oar
competltkJG, Seoft Hammodrc ln
the Bmoll.e N 'ftw~ end Don JCNcbt In the ~tfiN, Will ~ .. ~lnjM.drll!I
.cuon. The~ an .. ~ Of £:1: ... a::~ hour In
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ESTANCIA. • •
From Page C1
-but there are weak apoll tn
the Indiana' armor, -
WUllanwon'a tendency to get into
foul trouble and handllnl a
touah ~ defen.e.
1!1tancla'1 offenae will be
teated by a Palm Sprlnp 2-3
zone which ext.nda out wtth the
pardt.
4-A
~ 8uene 63, LB Poty 44
1-A M1t••11Q SCHEDULE ..,,.., 8or.1on COiiege 117. 0-Qt'!OWI"
115 (01)
SI JOMpf1 6 t , SW!ta Cleta M ...........
l*wmont e 1. Mw.,,.thll M Loe ~ ~ -a.gin• 7 30 1 m II ti.. LOI Alemlloe
Community Cenler 10lt .. .,,. II a • m Flat c.ou<M FM " $9 '°' IM
matathon end $8 for IN tOk For tnOfe lnlormauon, pl\Onl Mike
Keruclt lot AlamllOI 'R«:tMllOn Oeparlment 127-9010
Army 85 St Fr....Or.. NY 71
QuarU ............ Moleom S Md 1a Beglnl S 30 a m 11 Rustlers' Guthrie on target
George Lane Plt'll FM .. SI with T ·ehlft an<I $-4 wttllOut FOf· mote
1nlonna1JOn, ~ Running Ptomollon1 Unltmlt.O In Lancaat1t al (805) WHITTlER Jill Guthrie and the Golden
IM2·3820 '
Tiie ltlnllJ lftllten I 9'ld 10ll Both ,_. begin 11 9 a m 11 e
OorMIO P1tll Eut In Long e.acn L ...... courn Fee II $9 Wlltl t T-ehlrt
111<1 $4 wiltl0\11 Wllll $ t 111e '" Cl•Y 01 r~ For more "11C>fmallon.
;>l'lOfll Lany Ot 1(4111 Tl>rtQ, (213) Me 6692
West College women's baaketball team won a
shootout again.st Dana Pollack and Rio Hondo,
91-83, last night at Rio Hondo.
Guthrie. who 9rored 45 points last week in a
Fullerton Tournament game, had 43 against the
Roadrunners to ~ GWC to its fourth win in
seven nonconference outings
c-a ~WI '°' ,IHI &.glnt a 30 • m II Heflt• Pri In Careon FM .. U .,..,,, T -thin anCI )4 wltl!oot For more lnlC>fmatlon.
l>l\OM Mike Ptno, (213) 930-7900. eJC1 22!1 ......,
foot ·~ ~ ''°"' ,. e.o1n. II I m II Grll11th Pltll In lot Angei. f4i It M witn T tNn llnd $3 w1lllOU1 willl St late IM
""" fOf ~ I llMll 10ll 611 ,_ beglna at S 1.m , 10lc al
II 30 at Allington High Sctl0o4 In RIYltllde CoofM It IC*llc and flllt
tlvougll orange Qf-F .. 1a t7 with T ·lhl<l and $4 without For more
1n1onna11on. PNIM Ellen Coleman 11 (714) 711&-eo2e devt °' 1184-8997
IVenlnGt
Pollack, Rio Hondo's center, notched 40 points
In a losing cau.e
The Rustlers open South Coast Conference
play tomorrow night. 7:30. agamst Santa Ana ln
Rustier Pavilion .
Bogart $eries debut
heads boating slate
LUXURY
LIA•I
PLAll Perfonna.nce Hand1cap Ractng
Fleet akippen and crews hope to
have a winter vtew of Avalon,
Catalina Ialand this weekend
with the flnt of two races of the
Humphrey Bo1art Seriea
aponaored by Voyagen Yacht
Club. The yachta will aail to
Casino Point on Saturday, and
after a night o f rev~lry at
Avalon, race home on Sunday
Balboa Yacht C1ub wUI send
~tcalf dinahY ullon into action
Sunday In quest of the SaJnt
Cicero perpetual trophy.
1lMtre will be oompeUtlon for
both amall and lara~ boata at
Dana Pomt with C..plstrano Say
Yacht Club 1t.11atn1 lta dlnay
reat.tta on Sa~_y. Dana Potnt P1a.Yt bo9t to PHRF eaOon ln the
Henry Hardina M•morlal IW.-tta &mday.
Le. Anael• Harbor pl"Om1-
to be buay ap1n \his week.end
with Loa~ Y.eht Club
aendln1 the lnternaUonal
OffahoN Rule 1ldp1»:9ra away
l"rlday Oil the Tri-.tal.llMI net. &he
second m the Whitney sene5.
LA YC has chosen a shorter
course for the aecond race of the
Los Angele• Tlmes (PHRF),
Little Whitney (MORC) and the
Todd Pacific 8eriea (PHRF) with
a race to Catalina Ialand'a Ship
Rock. oU the Isthmus, and return
startl~ Saturday.
Cabrlllo Beach Yacht Club will
~onaor the flrat race of lts
Sprlns One-deaign Series
Sunday. and Seal Beach Yacht
Club will inaugurate lta 1983
Saturday Sailor• Seriea
Saturday.
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everyone, but It may be the
anawer to your new car
need•. Lene a luxurtoua
Continental or Uneoln for
under $39e '* month on a
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down ~t and 3e
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FRESNO -With fourth p~ and
an upper divtak>n 9eed for next week's
Pacific Coast Athletic Aaaodalion
Toumasnent at 8\ake, UC Irvine and
P'retnQ State collide h ere tonight
(KWVZ. 108 FM at 7:30) in oolleae
la-utball ICtlon.
Both the Ani.aten and Bulldop
enter play with 7-7 conference
ncordt; 1 ~ pnMll behind lhird-pl.ce
Utah Staie.
'"TM medla h., ex>Midend the ~more thm l haw," -.Id UC1
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playing the Bulldop. .. l feel more comfortable going Into
Fresno than I have the last couple of
yean and that'• pf9bably becauae of
the clock," conceded Mulllpn.
The 8ulldo1• (16-9 overall)
continue to rank H the No. 1
defemlve team ln the nation. yielcllna
$2.2 polnta ptt pme. 'The An~n
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Magic touch gives
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MILWAUKEE (AP) l~o•
Al\i~IN Lak•r Cooch l'~t Rth·y
M)'I ht" want.a M11atc J ohrl*>n to
eh1JC>t the ball, nol ju.el pua ll
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111 127 -117 National Baskt•tbull
Auodulion vtnory ovl'r the
M1lwuukt't' Budos
~ohr)IOn, who aank I!'> 11( 20
shOC,. .... trnd added l~ IWl•t.11 und
seven rebounds, 8COred 10 potn Lii
whim the Lakers outac:ored lh••
Buc ks 14 -4 late in the third
qu~r and early in the fourth lo
Uike <:ontrol of the game
Moat of Johmon's baskeo. in
thut span were high-an:h1ng
20-(oot jump shots. Riley S&Jd ht!
hae ~n encouraging JohNlon to
take his jumper more often.
"Thi:! book on him has been
that he always louks to thread
tht.' nt><.'<ih.• with the pru.s 1nst.ead
o f shoot 1t, so they give 11 to him
over the top," Riley said "But hl·
t•an drill It He's worked hard on
hll> pertmeter game "
"I've got to s tart mok1ng
pt•o ple play us h one&tly,"
J ohnson said "I'm go ing to
c:onunue to shoot it to make them
play everybody. Otherwise thl·y
will play somebody a man and a
half "
J ohnson's ou tside· ~hoot1n~
fon·t'd thl' Buck• lo play tum
more honl'llly That loo1tmt·d
their 1naldc dt-h•rltt' and oix-n~
thl'.J>a•t-ltnl' for Kar .. t-rn
Abdul Jabber. who addt-d :rn
pou1t.1 for tht• L.uk .. n
JarruAMI W1lkee aic .. '(m'<I 8 of h11
'J.7 polntJI In the Jut 6 I~ a. th•·
ukt.<t'll puUt!ld awuy 111 thti fourth
quarter to break u al ump of thrt'<·
defeats in tht-lr ·prt>vloua fuur
game!I
The Bulk l, who h a d il
I hree-g0&me winn1nti »treak
broken, wen.-It'd by Alton L11~r
wnh a <:ar~·r-h1~h 27 potnt.I
Tht-8uc k1 lrd 63-60 ltl
hJICt1111t' bt'hind 18 polnu1 by
Lister Tht· lotal mat<:hed tht·
!K."<:ond-year ct•nter'11 career high
for a gumt• LI.Ster sank all aeven
of his first-half shot.a and !l('Ored
eight of rus points In the last hye
minutes of tht• half.
But Johnson scored 12 pomt.'>
to help the LakPN open an 87 -81
t-dge. and Los Angel~ led 97~91
going rnto the fmaJ quarter
Two JUmp shots and a layup by
J ohnson capped il 12-:l Laker
tear for a 105-93 lead with 9:15 to
play A t1p-m by James Worthy
and a driving layup by Wilkes
made it 113-100 with 6.15 left, as
the Lakers l>tgan Wl·anng down
Milwauke e at thP transition
game
Chicago glad Lysiak
back in 5-3 • JS • w1n
CHICAGO (AP) Ctiicago
Black Hawk Coach Orval Tessier
tapped Tom Lysiak o n thl"
shoulder to send him ont.o the ire
after a 12-gamc layoff and the
veteran Hawk cent.er responded
with a goal thal wasn't pretty,
but still inspiring.
Lys1ak's goal snapped a 1-1
' deadlock midway m the first
period and ignited a three-goal
burst that boosted the Black
Hawks to a 5-3 National Hockey
League victory over the Los
Angeles Kings last night.
Lysiak, who had been idle
since an injury to hi.5 right 1 ns t.ep
in New York against the Rangers
Jan 30, sat on the bench well
1 n t o t h e s e c o n' d p e r 1 o d
Wednesday night "But Billy
Ga rdne r wasn 't g ett ing
anywhere with Lyslllk's lme and
I nudged Tom and told him to
shake up the troops." T essier
said.
"This was not an mdlcauon
that Gardner was nol doing hLS
job. but from where I SJt 1t
lookt:'d like we Wl'rl ;ust going
through the motions "
L os Angeles goalie Gary
Laskowski recalled that he saw
Lysiak parked m front of the net,
"but I was more worried about
Darryl Sutter, who had gone
behind the nH with the puck and
looked Hke hC' would try to slip 1t
past me"
But all of a sudden, Lal>kowskt
recounted, "Sutter came around
and shot the puck a nd 11 was
lymg there m Cronl or my feet
My legs were spread kmd of far
apart and m an eyelash Lys1ak
poked tt past me."
Dionne nabs
NHL honor
MONTREAL <AP1 Veteran
l"t·nter Marcel Dionne of the Los
Angeles Kings. who scored 12
goels and added 10 asstSts aa he
led his team to seven victories
and three t1f'S m 13 starts last
month. has been named National
Hockey Lt·.c1guf' player of tht>
month for Ft•bruary
Dionne narrowly edged center
Wayne Gn•tsky or the F.dmonton
Oilers for the award
Early showdown on tap
for Pirates, Fullerton.
(n a rematch between last
year's South Coast Conference ~o-champ1ons, Orange Coast
College will host Fullerton
College tomorrow mght m tht>
women's ronference balketball
opener. Tipoff Ill st 7:30
The Pirates of Coach Dave
Gleason carry a 6-2 record into
the game while Fullerton lS 7 ·O
OCC's two losses occurred last
w eek in the SouthwestPrn
Tournament
OCC played all four of its
tournament games without the
services of freshman point guard
L11J.S Ginsberg. who suffered a
sprained ankle in the opening
momenta of the Pirates' Feb 23
game wilh Grossmont
But Ginsberg lB expected to be
back In the lineup tomorrow
night.
"We missed Lisa." says
Gleason ··Shes one of the best
point guards m the st.ate We did
get some very {me play out of
ou r bac k up point guards
(Margarite Smith and Mary
Krupka), however "
Sophomore guard Colleen
Berry. who had 29 points in
OCC's 67-59 victory over San
Diego Mesa 1n the second round
o f the Southwestern
Tournament, paces the Pirale
scoring attack.
UC Irvine transfer Norma
Leibfreid. who had 20 points in a
victory over MlraCosta, also adds
to the Pi.rate offense.
"We're coming along We need
a bit more ron&LStency out of our
players, howt>ver," Gleason
adnuts "A victory over Fullenon
co uld give th11 club the
confidence 1t needs to be a
contender for the title this year."
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Orange Ooaat DAILY PILOTfThurld1y, March 3, 1113
elephone melts
c.mty telecom firm
An Anhelm telecom ·
•'-icetlona company, Amerl-
iaa, Telecom, lnc., haa uaed a -..t lde. to pt the attenUon ~ ... ~pendent dealera for lta _,_ PABX product line. The
:,~y aent chocolate \hrouah the mall to
JllWJ*.11ve dealen. I The direct mall campalgrv
I f•tw1na 3-\.\ pound• of milk •a •ilate in the mold of a phone. -.atty created and labeled
W..t Deal," wu created by =Warf ord. Stone
and Public Relationa
Be.ch, with the help
'!~ew York-band Kron
~-----la-tier1.
Conventional direct-mall
!lpaiana involve only printed .. t.irial and are thua much less
•penaive. But printed matter
.. nerally draw1 a reaponae of
only 5 to 16 percent because
much of It 11 thrown out
unopened.
American Telecom and the
local ad agency computed that a
traditional printed mfil campalan
would have coet about p.oo per
piece for each 300 mailed.·
By comparilon, the chocotate
telephvne1, lncludlng packlng
and ahlpping charges, ooct about
$50 each -totaling nearly 10
llmea the company'• orlglnal
budget.
Rebuilt structures
seen as profitable
'Recycling old buildings for new
tenants is less expensive.'
It makes good businesa aenae
IOI' developers to purchue well
located older bulldlngs and
rehabilitate them for new kinds
1 of buainess use, a leading real
estate expert saya.
"Recycllna. old buildings for
new tenanta is lea expensive
than building from acrat.ch," said
Phillip R. Nicholson, senior
partner of a Los Angeles-based
law firm tha~ specializes in
construction and real eatate law.
Nicholaon said rehabilitation of
the older buildlnga creates
immediate depreciation tax
Ms\efita for developers.
He aaid local government
official.a in many communities
ai.o encourage redevelopment of
older buildings by providing
larse tax benefits.
Governments alao ahould
consider an offer of matching
funds to Investors for capital
requirements.
The Inducements are a good
trade-off for cities becauae they
can benefit by the new bualneu
opportunities and in the
improvement of neglected and
poverty-stricken areas, Nlcholaon
said.
He asserted that economic
growth in the second hall of thi8
year is expected to create the
need for additional apace "as
fmns gear up for new business
following the recession "
The recycling of the older
buildings, he said, will be lea
costly than the conatruction of
new sites. The time saved
between purchue and move-in
a18o is aubstantiall y ahocter, he
S&Jd
He said significant increues in
land and building material costs
and hi&her interest rat.es have
funher enhanced the advantages
o f rehabilitating an existing
structure.
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But aix month• after the
chocolate phone campalp wu
launched, American Telecom
reported a •taaerin8 100 percent
reaponae rate. The chocolate
phon'ea helped eatabllah the
company'• image and made it
ea1ler for Telecom 1ales
executlvea to approach the
prospective dealen .
The campaign alao produced
some unusual re1ult1. In one
Instance, a dealer waa out of
lawn who n lh• c hucolate
telephone arrived. Overtaken by
the chocolate aroma, hh
•mrloyeee ate th• promotional
too before he returned.
Leaminl about th1a when he
returned, the executive called
American Telecom to reque.t
another chocolate phone. He
aubHquently algned up aa a
facU>ry-approved dealer.
The only hit.ch oocurred when
a chocolate phone arrived In
Texaa on an unuaually hot April
day, .U,htly melted. The uae of
dry Ice to keep the chooolat.e cold
helped aolve the problem.
The chocolate phone campa18Jl
was viewed aa a key factor in
American Teleco m'•
eetabll.ahment of a 1trong dealer
network nationwide in 11!19 than
six montha.
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Landscapers install president
Wayne Du Boite
Wayne Du Bol.ae, owner of the 10-year Miaion
Landscape Servicea, Inc., of Costa Mesa, has been
installed aa 1983 prealdent of the California
Landlcape Contractors A.ml., Long Beach-Orange
County chapter.
Du Bol.ae, who h.aa been a member ot CLCA
since 1977, aerved as vice president of the chapter
twice previoualy. He chaired the beautification
awar<b activity and waa program chairman. Du
Boiae has alao been chairman of the atatewlde
CLCA Landscape Trophy Awards program for two
years.
Four vice presidents were alao installed during
the recent dinner ceremony in Tuatin. They are
Steve Lancaster of Lancaster Enterprises, Costa
Mesa; Joan Lane of Total l.andaaipe Care, Inc.,
Orange; Frank Berry of Southwinds Landsca~,
Fountain Valley; and Carl Schiefer of Carl a
Landlcaping, Lagwua Hilla.
Dennia Winston of Dennis Winston Landacape,
El Toro, was elected eecretary and Allen Curr of
Vandergeest Landscape Care, Inc., Santa Ana, was
inatalled u treasurer. A..ociate representative ls
George Bacerra of Valley Crest Tree Co., Lake
Forett.
Outgoing pretUdent Richard Cohen of Richard
Cohen Landscape & Conatruction, Mi.aion Viejo,
preeented year-end awards to CLCA membera.
Joan Lane was named beat officer; Steve
Lancaster and Jim Lane were recogn1zed for best
project direction, the chapter beautification awarda
program; Ellen Charlton of Tierra Verde
I...aruhcape, Huntington Beach, was honored for her
achievements u editor of the chapter bulletin; and
Allen Charlton received the out.standing support
award, a bronzed athletic supporter.
CLCA'a women'1"gJ'Oup, known aa the Grua
Widows, alao installed fta 1983 board of di.rectorf.
President ls Robyn Deeble, Deeble, Inalott
Insurance, Lortg Beach; vice president la Shlrlee
Berry, Southwincb Land8caping, Fountain Valley;
treasurer ta Connie Bacerra, Valley Crest Tree Co.,
Lake Forest; lleCI'etary ia Beth Du Bol.8e, Mimion
Landacape 8'!rvices, Inc., <Asta Mesa; and state
president Is Ellln Charlton, Tierra Verde
Landlcape, Huntington Beach.
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Oranoe Cout DAIL V PILOT /Thurld1y, M.,ch 3, ttU Cl
Direct selling cpuld inean profit8ble ·employment
• Many carry 1uch lamlJlar brand
namH a1 Avon, Mary K•y, Fuller
8ru1h, Amw•y and Tupperware.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, founded ln
1768 and prpbably the oldnt brand
name In oll1tenc:e. 11 aho 1old
door to -door (•• are other
encyclopedl.u.)
Oln!ci •llina h.u •trona •ppeall: -You can 1et your own howa. work
u Iona or little u you like. Nearly ~
percent of direct Hle1people are
part·Umeni. You can work out of your
own homo, can buUd a buaJne11 with
little or no capital or experience -and
you're your own t>o., 1Cttslee Peter
Norton, president of Britannica.
-No 1pecial educational beckaround
or work experience la pnerally needed.
You do need an abWty to oommunJcate
with peopi..
-~ and 1n are no barrten. At
the ll• of 89, Harvey Kohr, who work.I
OU\ of Brttanniea'• Lona Ialand. N.Y.
oflipt (one of the company'• 12~ acrcm
the' nation), la 1t!ll out selllnf
Britannicu aJ.mo.t dally and nicently
racked up five aalea In one Wffk.
·Dozen• of encyclopedia 1ale1
repreMntatJvee are In their 70..
-Colleae 1tudent1 al10 can be
1uoce.aful aalesmen, earnlna ln the five
fleurea by puttlnl lb onfy 10 to 16
houn a week.
Women have (lOUred Into the
field, with tsO p01Un{ of the people in
direct aal• now womon, reporu the
Direct Selina AaoclaUon.
-A phy1lcaJ handicap 11 not a
dtaqualJflcatlon, either. More than
400,000 dlaabled lnvidlvuall work In
direct ales, •)'I the DSA
-Nor II race or ethnic becklJ"OW"(I •
drawback. In fact, direct ulee
1poke4men atate they are aeekln1
qu.alified laleapeople who can reach the
14.6 million HUipank Americana, the
potentially lucrative Kottan market,
and other recent lnunigranta.
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$2.5 million pact awarded
lAIBTT INSlMANC£
441 OW N'ewpert llvcf.
Newpen leach, C..
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Read all todays news everyday Daily Pilat ~rchlve Corp. of Costa Mesa has been
awarded a $2.5 million contract to provide
ittreamlng cartridge tape drlve1 to Sun
Microsystems of Mountain View, announced
Tom Makmau, Archive'• vice president of
marketing.
market.Ing public relaUona activtlies.
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Precisely measures DC/AC volts, DC amps,
resistance and decibels Range-Doubler for
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Kohler Co., aenerator dlvl1lon, haa
announced the appointment of Cllarlea E.
Smltb Co. of Irvine u the authorized
generator aet and automatic transfer 1et
distributor, covering Southern California and
Clark County, Nev.
MJcro Five Corp. of Irvine haa selected
two Orange County agencies to handle ita
advertising and public relationa campaigns.
Corporate Dealp A11oclatet of C<leta Mesa
will coordinate the national advertising.
campaign. The Alll!D Group of Santa Ana will
plan and implement the firm's corporate and
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
Barbara Scaman, tax manager at the
Orange County office of Main Hurdman,
Certified Public Acoountanta, will speak on
"The Superior Money Management
Strategi1t" at a Women in Management
seminar Saturday at 9:30 a.m .. at the Hyatt
Wilahire Hotel, Los Angelee. For registration
and Information, call Leilani King (213)
320-2230.
'nomat O'Keefe, attomey·at-law of San
Clemente, haa been elected to the board of
directon of Mission Valley Bank, pending
approval of the comptroller of the currency.
The bank which is scheduled io open in April,
is in the final at.ages of caplt.aliz.ation. O'Keefe
spent 12 years on the San Clemente City
Council and one tenn aa mayor
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higher food prices
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t..06 ANGELES -C.Onawnc:n wUl pay h.l&her ~ for produce becaUle of 11.0nnl that have nvaaed
fomia. "Anythtna that dlarui>tt planllntJ now
could result ln ahort.aa-later whJct\ could lftult ln
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chlef of the CalJfomla Crop ReportJna Servkie, the
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the Imperial Valley and other deeert areaa.
• The pollination pr<>Oe19 for varloua tree fruJtt,
Including almond•, pluma, peache1, apricot.I and
nectarine9 haa been d.Jarupted ln the San Jo.quin and
Sacramenco va.lleya.
•Some winter whNt fielda have been flooded ln
Northern California.
• Some 1trawbe1TY crope were loet and harvest.I
of avocadol and orangee were delayed ln Orange and
San Diego counties.
OPEC keeps on trying
LONOON -F.ight of OPEC'1 13 members met in
London today trying to prevent a collapee of world oil
prices and to enlist -non-memben Britain and Mexico
in their ditcuaalona before a full meeting of the cartel.
The Saud.la and their allies are threaterung a cut
of up to $7 ln the $34 baae prloe unless their cartel
partners agree to alaah the benchmark price to $30 to
remain compeUUve with prloe redUctiona by Nigeria
and North Sea producen.
Gold firm, dollar weakens
LONOON -Gold bullion prices recovered more
lost ground in European trading today amid continued
uncertainty over world oil pricee. The dollar fell.
Gold prices have been rebounding for three
conaecutive days llince plunging more than $50 an
ounce, to $405 In ~Monday in near-panic 9el.llng.
London'• five major bullion dealers fixed a
reconunended mid-morning price today of $431.75 a
troy ounce, up •3.25 from yeeterday's $428.M. In
Zurich, Europe's largest bullion center, gold coat
$434.50, up from $429.25.
The dollar, meanwhile, weakened for a oecond
straight day, but dealers said the currency was
remaining stable ahead of Sunday's elections in West
Gennany.
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-------------- -•LF OIUlll I aWMT lllll'f1 to)(40 '"~ 2 IA 1 l!.Ntel<Se 6 W..telcM CM lm•ll 1 Br Auttle l'ln• ' 2 ldrm ~ 2 cet 2 '"' plu• oen, 2.,. ba, D• UOM 1n1er1o<i. Tlllal• Cleen a ltlwP 2 If, 1 a.. Cottiig•. lrploe walk to PDllllU l•I 0,, •• 1:rn lot, RV eo· llllT Uln 112•.1..000 ueumebl• the bH t buy tn town. :;t.•••· tenced patio. b • • ~ I e 6 /mo n.......an •• '"'tty Y'leu.1 Mart.ne room • bd.nn 3 11'"1 00 s loan ... rloed ., '210,000, ... 2.,.,. ........... 1 .... , Id o-rtioe. no pet9. _4_ ... _1_1 ____ _ 1 642 -5678
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llrll lncorrec:1 lnaertlon
v.."' "'"r .. · ' • -· • , . VllW are Ju•t one of or l•H• option. ownr/ .. ,.,.,.,, .,_ ., ... '""" · 15211/mo plua •1125 NC. bath. 3700 IQ.ft. tl.s&&.009. Oceanfront tne bonU"'yOU gelwtlh 901. 831.aee1 IPUTlllUI I Creoll check req. LMP' llll! tJSt UITW 11111 lovely San Jo,uln -.al '1IW 6A8-!M42 or 770·8820 1300/mo 211. J.:Tc:
Lap>n vi~~~~·~~~~·!~ tam rm. ~~,:iio!. b:~, ~~= ~o~~\n1.n 2 A:;:!~ 2 :: ll H~l.!'~f! ~t~ 3 £1. MOAAO·EXL DCH INfW ..... Tr... dbl Wide moOll9 Ml. Tt
Boat aUp tor 3 boeta. Now tGGMOO. llll ,600. ~~~,a=:~~ ldtm MODEL Home. _.9,~~~~25,000 ~~ ~=t== ::.'~ •• ~~~~ ltr ........ lltr. OOO . .,.... lmmed. Mov•·lnl 1211. •97·1~. 110001~ Cell for~' _1_7_3..0_1_51 ____ _
Ml-flit 000 below mlct II '3M. Joan Baytor. Agt. lo ... M1ny amenui.. ·~ .... ~ Uft UYllll PUOI
Sp«tacul&r bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up, 2 br.
2 bit dn 2 boet •!*M Reduced-• uoo.ooo. ,
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Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath+ tarae rec. rm.
bum ~i..Un&I. fumlahed, paUOI. '420,000
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New 4 br, 4.,., ba, cuatorn ~h Normandy
Estate 1.2 prime acre h1Utop $1.250,000
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Only 1127,000
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&00 Call PAT"'ICK TE· lnotuded Call ,vee :.;::~~;::.:-_;;;,;;ia;;;--.--.-IOI" ~ORE , 1g1 reo-e102. c...i. Pr!1!!!7 lHO e 4 e . 3 3 1 a o, d y • ,..,, Tl ml It Opn Dally WATIUlllT ..... 4~·2200 4 If" Newport Crut
y LIDO ISLE/BY OWNER llWNIT II.Ill 8~• • Bdrm, 21Ab1 ~~~~~:·ry•a-1:.~~1: 65 TI77 2 BA, 2 be, 2 So. petloe, Greet rut & garklng ouH Vic So CoHI 112001"'0 133.510&.
c<>m91 kitchen r9"'1odel. poH 1300,00 dwn.. Plaza Vecant All State 750-2578, 873-233e.
Intercom. t• 1111e 13911, nego tat• 11.500.000 Alltl, 528-5080
000 Owner fin Oualln.d FIRM 1·781·9520 or EJSIDE 3 8', 2 Ba. 2 CM 3 Br, Q 8&. lrpl. tam rm
buy• r • m • y c •II . 1·920·2331 PO Boa 378, 11.,. tncd yd, pet• ok w/bar. pool I 1600/mo
714/873-4083 for det.W. Murtetta, 92382 1760/mo Ownr/egl Call wlH conelder ..... C>PI & t ~ 51\ lrvln• Ave •LY J% llWI lanat Pr!!!l!J 1351 833·9773, 568-4982 or
Owner aalllng llOV,000 ~ ShOr" 3 Br 2 PIJll., ....... E.SIOE 1Brd, ulll poj,!'_./ _&4_e.-0& __ 1_1 ____ _
• fOt detecn.d hOUM with 8a .a .. .,. J:,o•· gr nr aupp ..., 3 Br 2ba, l•m rm, frml
OllllllH OlJI ~ garag•. AHumabl• or ...... LllM hW Colla M:.!°~t llnanc· /mo 5'CM253 dining, tf91C, llUOt tn9tr
11n Coronado I.aland cuat. bayfront lot. 85' bo9t 2 BA 1 la w/mother-ln· new loel'I avail. at 12%. In probet• to Miiie Mt 4 Br. 2 Ba, trg yd, petlo, eult• w/Gr«:lan tub, pool
11w i::;:;;:.:..::::..:;=---dock. pi.an. avail Now $370,000 w/t.erma. law unit plu• •xttu. Al-MUST SELL Ag t C.om pool & tennle 3 Ing 769· l862 W/D & frig '76<1/mo W & uuna, 300 It from :!~ i:;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;l;IOI~ eumable 180,000 loen, 840·1538 eYenlnga. btka to aurt E/1tde trip tu auum· 19th 81 648-5598 hert>ot. I 1850/mo. Call
"''II 1 1110,000. Ownr/agt. •rlWlll ... • ••Hla meble 111 at t1% 1205, EHlllde quiet locauon 840-5377 Of 5<'6-3208 :~~. lllfn 831·5"1 L-HOIO ~JutllTIWll 000 By owner. Prlncl· large 3 Br, 2 BL NO pet• NEWPORT CRES'T 8-u·
1.wi Soc:onvenlentonaqulet 111tfl&A Wl/fll "911. 11-84 pateonly.63l·3'48. 831-0754 tlful 3 BR 2 1Aba.
w cul·d•·HC etrHI. Two .-2 bdrm, den, 2 bathe, FM 11H,IOO •4-Plll• 1925/rno. Agl 845-0295 u'll d
1 1 Prime locatton. Lvty 3 br detlQI* Int .. air, cul-de-Very cl••n 3 Br 2 B•
IJ7' ~~o:.a~rlck 1~1~ home on quiet tree tined MC. Wiik 10 pool, tennla, ( ..... I Let) All 2 bre wlfmly rme a II om• In N • w port Spec 3 br, 21.4 b• a-i •••II.
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•lrHI. Thi• home IH· "'°91. Frull tr .... IMJIO A• 11. Price Firm lrptce. W•ll cared for Height•, cut d• eac, good twnllH. Pool, Jog, etc.
1m with cuetom epa. 185, 1111 M ,. _, WifWf&L turH a private fenced 19f'lnklert, 2 car gar.ge. To ... call Sii. 1·6PM unite In grHI ren1al .,.. I O C . I 8 5 0 I m 0 l800. Agl, 5-44-1440.
10<1 000 DON'T PAINT-Brighten -••• yrd w/tool ehed & cllru. By owner. $ i 53,600. Only. For appt to tnac>«:t GroH rente S 19,584. 71•1548-6375 HIJ Montego Ill•. airy• Br. :~~ llLINIT up {our ••terlor wall•. -·-""'· Call 759· 1801 or Open Sat/Sun. 12·5 Sun 1·6PM Only Only $199,000. Cell Family wanted Quallly 5 2 e 1 . I 1 2 7 61 mo . 11~1~ llY I IUll IULn roo & drlvewey w/our f.h•=r:mln a310Brc2a.~y8on 752-7373. 7141730-17•2. s 1 1 1, Ad m 1 n 759-1501 or 752-7373. rm home, 2 fut Ba. gar, 840~ 6 975-0().40
,...,~~~· ~~-~~~~ powet wull sys. Call for Red • now 1796,000. IY .... •II~ Call S3MllM> a.et F• ug EJBlutf COndo. 2 etry, '• 111 l• hlgll preuur• mobile ... onaco an '" 1· 714/M4-De34 .. blln• & more at S-400'• --------::i:: fr" •I 7&0-e333 Dffrtleld. Ou111andlng IOl&lflMT , , , · · •Br. 3 Ba. N-'Y r.turb. "" .... , n. lleMlq LY• num• land.c:apl~ Incl. gazebo, by ownr. $450,000 I E.elde charm l300 home 8 up. r . I 1 3 0 0 I m 0 .
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--.,. • -.,. LEASE/OPTION CONDO u$2pg!K•cf. 5'!2· !~7' lrptce, ~j n g22814 0 . 7119 0 or lajutri&l PJQtJ137S + Kid/pet tine. Won'I Big Cany<>n exec 3 BR, 2'A
1199.6001Super3 Bdrm ~545 __. __. 3BA, 2BA.18S.OOO fi.. " ......., .,..,Q-<4: -1181 S3Ml90 Belt Alty ba condo Ooll courM
homel Cozy llreptac•. Trad• 43' Diesel Sport 505-606Y, & 609·509Y, 751-9195 844-4157 BY OWNER. BROKER 11nw,,•T .2h .. ,., F• view Tennie, pool, MC wood bHm celllnge. Flarierman &t or HouH N81ci-... Buy one or 111 , 2 BA a den or 3 BA. 2 51 Older metal bldg. 6400 2 Br. 1 Ba, gar No pet• gate I 1400 mo Dye
balcony ott mu1er eult• Tretter In Lido Park .. thr•. Each unit la 2'3 2 Br, 2~ Ba, twMe 8Mu1. b•. meny upgradH, llllm et. w/emt otnc:. Wiii di-1585/mo ~ MC 2828 567-7372; Eva 875--0109,
ptu• prtval• eandy part dowf\ tor Houee or bdrm, 21,.. beth•. 2 yre ~~ .. ~ ::mJ: muet Hll by Mer. 13 OllTI• vlde. Sultabl• for con· Elden Ave. Avell 3/15 75~279
t>Mdll Owner will Clmj Duplex $200.000 to Old Aleumebleloanll>9' qu c 1 •· • · $132,000. Call Gene, trlC1or or land~ for 83~~ aft 8 pm --------
financing. Hurry, wont $400',000 ,_ wal., In unit 0t 1110m1t on all 3. 833-1290 PP 559-7400 JUST LISTED TO NII to etor.ge. Call 831·7370, 2BR/2BA TOWNHOME
tmt1946-1t71 Newport. 754-0344. Aeduct0t0"'98,000 2 Ad)ecenl R2 Iott a ·2 81!LL IMMEDIATl!LY &MCIOt.Jlm. 2 8r.2 8a. tatotyc:ondo. XlntlUlteloc:aPooltlon, ;,.;_o~meea.er. t~ ... Ill&&. ~WK MChl otter DISTllnlYE Specioue 3 Br Oen home. av•ll now. cleen. new ,__. -r lftlU..IUDU WI_.__.. or trade? Own/Bkr Quality & dUI tllrvout. Lett hr Salt 1481 crpte, dbl gar, pool nla $1000/mo 644-2181 THE REAL
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1tt1•1•1• I ...... , Uve In 3 bdrm, 2 balh
upper apt Commercial
lhop. otnce or r91all on
tower level plu• 4 cer
parking. Price at $395,
Great GrancJparent• ·-· '"7" ....... •·2 .......... IESlll Fr doora ........ E..... MOO/,_ Aak fOf Riddle ...... C1aM1c c:ott-o-. decorll· " ..--. -• .......,. · 1'" BY OWNER· Oen Yi.w lot, • Agent, Me-743-4 __.re mull move. Hav. large ed and In move4n oond UITllH The drametlc dNlgn of ~"V you could went bwltlful PY1 ., .. of NI-4 Br·2'A 8a 11350 mo.
E·elde home In Newport warmtll a charm A 1>9'· tllla 11ome le P9fiect tor hu t>Oughl anotll-guel Shor ... $350,000 11 Tert W2 844-01~ ~:':_ ~l:;m~:; feet couple'e 2 bdrm, 2 1141,llO th• entlra hmlly. 4 wt l250,000 wtll carry. 4~ HOt,4E FOR AEHT -8-LU_F_F_S_C_O_N_D0-__ 3_Br_.-2
rm&pool.Wlttuc:llange bewlthgourmeekl1cnen. WARM, COZY E.eld• bdrma,3t>a.Lenalngton W llMlll •utaia DetertlHI El Torq.,,3Bl:lrm,1725 Ba. patio, lrplc .
(no pool) for 1 etory E· eun dedc & petlo. Dock collage w/BEAMEOI Model In the Dune U /llll 111-11te 1 ' Fenced""'yard I garage $1000/mo. elde, Weetclltf, Harbor fOf 2 boat• Reduced lo CEILINGS, USED BRICK. Homu Cuetoml ud PALM DESERT· Deep Klde & pete welcome 8444482
Highland•, Newporl '6e9.000. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. SELLER thllk• front. Good ~ 1m11t YIEW Canyon Tennie Club, 3 546--2000 Agent. no,.. ---------
Height•. ematler home. W"'TERFRO WANTS OFFERS. Try yerd and dealing & petlo • I I I I 0 I I T I Br. 2 Ba. rum. $108.500. EJBlufl. exec home, 3 8', '150K-$300K range. H,..OMES .._ 10% dwn. AM AocJOen arH . Good location 1 ~12. fnatala Valltt W4 2Y, Ba. 2 lrplc. 2,121 aq
Would con elder nfce 1 REAL ESTATE I '31·12te $239.900. • 14IOI ll bcU..t lMO HOME FOR RENT 11• ~pallo. 11250
/mo. home In R-2 Of A-3 zon· 63t
14
00 PRICE SLASHED on tt1i. Fountain 'Valt.y 3 Bdrm. _84_2 __ 50 _____ _
ANNOUNCEMENTS Ing. Ownere & A.E. P90-• ~or exceptional • Br POOL 'Trad• 43' DIHal Sport 1750 Fenced yard • Bio Canyon Condo
....,.,__.... JOOl pie, ,.. are mottvated to •--.-Ul--m--.. -.. -1-.... --home. PLUSH decor w/ Fteherman &tor HouH I garege. Kid• & pet• wet· 3 bcJ, 2'A ba, full golf
i-• Yuund 3004 dMI. •-m• I lty FAM RM Juet reduced . Trailer In Lido Park ..
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come. 546-2000 .Agent, courw view. pool, tennis, r...-i. ::! W81d Mngt. Oo. __. MUST SELL tMMEDIA· part down for Houae or no f•. $1300 teaH. l-44·7424 =· .. ~~:....... JOll &42-2000 BHullfully upgraded .. ~ 6 Sl•TI77 TELY Au Aodgera Ouplu 1200,000 to .gt
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'hw-1 >Oii 83 t·5055 548-1347 PTeeld«ll'e home In ~ C I t I ti 2 831· 12M RE/MAX $400,000 near water ln Why lhrow rent eway? T..._ B'· ..... ,.......,.,,,, 3 ..... 2 !---------•---------etlgloue Tur11e Rock. 4 onven en oce on, I Newport. 7~. Rent to own 3 Br lwntvn. ,,. ,..,.. """""' .,., W11llE Bdrm poolhomealtueted BdnM eecn. '*' pelnl no dn. no qualllylng be. newly decorated, c.
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m •I end of 811 unl.que... cop99f plumbed, bulltln LL Waat.. 1125 I 1300·12300 negot remlc Ute entry, prtvate Pim c:tuded cul-de1ac, pro-kltcl'lenl. uograd«S unite. -...._.......,. HARBOR Rl)GE Pvt party went a to buy pymta. Sh81ed ~eci• muter aull•. $1100/mo. :J::! Unbellev~ low pf10I of vldlng 1 forever view. Separall geragH and ..._ from owner 810 30 unite. uon avall Wiii trade SU. Avall after 3-14. em pets '°" only ,126.000, tor lhl• Reduced tor quk:tt ..... Hpatete yarde. I 131. '=::: .... L lMl I FM ULl If twal Coete Meta. 842-3490. 891-655e OK w t depo11t. Deya
IOll bNYtltul 3 Bdrm home Owner mr; ..... , In n-500. Call Unde Oeth ~ • Lot at 14 Nflfl>ontl "'38, Realon 1 mOY9I Mistie • 5 4 5 • 7 9 5 0 . E v I I
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1 located on a ·~•clout ..---.,.. Call Dion 8dl-•••.a 8M&rt 8pelllatl time aur1 000 1338,000 •Hum-0 &40-e287 !:: conw' tot. Call now tor ·--... ... lew Miiii . I able at 13~ la -•-Br w/pool & ~met ---------
tOU I !MonMltOll ~ how .,.,., ,c~ ."# ;::.;;, ~ ...... ~ . ,;;,on.i25K ~ .... r' I ice Model 38' _ ..... utfM.. MOO'a. p«a Condo IOf rent • Lrge 3 -can own thl• lovely __ ...,.. ..,.·ba1otr~1325. tam rm. 2~,8• c're11:, ...... IL::t:LJ .-come 63M1to.e..t bd, 2~ ba, Eetbluff nom.. caa 6-46-1111 DOLL.AM I ooo. Open a.1aun 1.s. 1399.ooo mo.ooo ... ~ Alty Fee •10001mo ~
)ll'O I "'°"11t•t 31131 Holly, So. Laguna IUIT\9ble 11 10 375% ltwpr!..... lHt luL ...,. U4t 2 br, 2 be, wakto bwlh.
)!OS W Cote Bkr •• 1900 OynltfY MO<MI 2Br, 28a $796 agt
1 m. ' ll'flll•I ~~~~~~~~~;i:u;i/IC;;i;g;;f;;;;;;,:--;;;: Crnt, $329.000 1230, UDO ISLE. 3 bdrm, 2 be. 2 br, 2 tty concfo, wallh« ~208
AESIOENTIAl AUi FSTATE SERVICES
• ... , lllST 1121.-
Prime front row end unit, 180°
ocean/Cat.ali.na views. 3 & study.
Pristine condition w/St. Charles
kitchen, garden window, oak
flooring. shutters, plus a dark
room!
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
ICllO
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to10 ~Hal
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90>0
90lS -100 llM:ll9tl....J
= •LotJaaeage/tlom9, eu-000 ueuemebl• at famrm. 11700 mo Biii & d,.,.,, OW, Slave. pool, ~:'~~:= .... .,... ~ OCMn w , elream 103711,., Grundy, Altr. 87MU11 clubhouM Avail lmmed Dix 5 rm 2 Ba w/2 fill'·
with nreal ..-entlal I« Prioed below mart8ll for T • r m • o r I r • d • 840-2038 •••---997 .2394 c r pt d d •co r . A I at " ..,..., 419-1900 - -'500'• Huny 538-8190 remodeling. &450,000 qulc* .-. Securtty gat·i-.,.--------Compl. furn, epac. 1'A Lua fam apertment• e-1 F•
FH Bell• Chaff LH ed .,., IMngl 8pedolll r .... UT 1-4 Just .. ,eel on Udo Open br, pallO. Pfkg, utlls pd, ,. 75/mo 2 Br 2 ea. ---------. 144-7020 oondowtttlopenbMmad 841S.VWSt. 1 Bdrm HouH Fri 10·2 412 avall.Marc:h8.S725/mo. Pool/Jacuul Klde OK WESTCLIFF, 2 BA 2 8a L.1111 UAL man celling•. llr•plac., •ltd ' bonua rm. lollwood I Ptazu Lido Virginia No~. 540-M32 I M2~ con<IO wllh pool. Uglll. utility room. Only 1120. celltng/ lloort. VIiiage Ao9fll 873-1323 alry, upttalrt end unit. 911& ftlll 500 ~option av.-. arH. 1175,000. Make L1D11, ex.qulaftely tum 2 Why lhtow ren1 eway? Avall now. 1850/mo.
LO'lety elnolt atory. 3 er. .-1>11. Call 979-5370 to. on.. •M-2904 __ -br, b• adult condo. Rent to own 3Br ~hm, M2·5200
den. mov•ln condllton dsy. •-•-r -F/p. ocean view. walk 10 no dn, no qual tying.
wllh many decorator ....... lltHl ltsl 2 bdrm. 2'A bllh, fir• be9ch. Securltf. all fl,_I I 1300· 12300 negol DOVER SHORES, large 4
· touehe• and upgradu.I plac•. 2 car oer•g•. amenlllea. No P•1• pymtt. Shared= &R 3 Ba end pool_. Clo" 10 1111 Country By owner, Aolllng Hiiie pool. No 11 oonwnlonl 11200/rno, 969·10"44 11on av• win 1r su.. $2000/mo. yfty. •
Club and ildl<>Oll prioed 8arclay mdt w/vlew. Mo¥8 In condition. Wallr H1·5~6e I l8n.et ltlJ
1o .. 11 $172,500. UTD.OOO. 831•3074• 1011\ope $139,900 le•MI UahniQ.. Lcwe!y 3 BA 2 Ba. oov'd Ml-Ult
151.3191 PllYAIY P\.llt
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95s-1012 L.91 U&Ln pe11o. q\HIM ., .. Rent 10·
C::SElECT Large aHumabt• 101n. .,.. UT!• 1·1 I lll-U• Gneral Ull own · $ 1 O 9 O mo .... s.duded' bdrm 11ome Hll1 Pr..tH 1_M2_-1_1MO ____ _
PROPERTIES on quiet cul--de MCI Ex· 4Br 2ba w/bonue rm CONDO, avell lmmed, 2
tra large I!'# meln1en·1 Pr1vecy. epa, RV Pfk'B· Ult llLI br. 1'A be, lrplc. poot.
unu ••• 3 Bdnn. 2be by owner. '380.000 Call 652-2.Ut
lllMIT I lllT
710 lo. teytront, •a.
2&0.000. IO tronteo•.
Pier & 1toa1. Pullmen Lo~•n home for 10 C-:· l'anoremlc vtew.
*tl'.4111
~ VOGSL
·PAGIFIG
anc. yard, with lot. of eprlnktere. I 136,00 . Ell}oy boetlng, 1tnnla & ~J hk"'1p. NO PETS
uHd brlcitl Onty 1 125, ArutlOul °"'*· beach Located on 1h• · M8-55n
000. Call NOW 119-5370 Heroum 6 Hom R E Quiet end of the !eland. 2 Two-.ty 3 Br hofM, mint 4M-1581
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Eaqulaltety turnt•h•d
"Oynaely" floor p&llr'I w/
•P• In greal toc:atlon. Avelleble on tknelnlti Of
12-month bula. Pert.ct
for ••tcullw llYing -lo-cat.cl In MCUflty gated
community w/poole a
tennl• court•.
$1,960 /Mo Anlt'
Schandel 8"-e20Q. 'ti: Mar.nab -Ir~ me
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UPI AND ACCIDINT AJC) .. AUH 0# IM6liu ITAftMINT or ""1DIAWAL IYNOPaa• Of' T .. ANNUM. ITATU9NT =o ... OMMI MOr;;:.: :e:i:..ULI Pt!OM ~= .. ,... o:.o: #8~w:mo'T£A
YWM INDG DIJIMaa" 11, t• ..._ ,,_.....,. YOU AM .. lle•AUI. f UNDSie A IMl ... H Nii.Ml
.... un ANIURA-1 c.ou..auy MOnc Of~"" DUO 0# ""'" p.AHD "".,. I II• IOllOWlnvJ•"o" 1111
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Ac;iflON TO ,_flOTICT YOUI :c"~&l:.•:Yy~llfoA~ '"' -.... IAU Oii MAL UNt..111 YOU YA•I AC'ftOM TO Wllhd'i1G u 99"" pwlr.., frOlft 111 ........ ,.,. °"" ~ ........ h "'O'flOT YOUfl '"D'l"TY IT Ille p.,ln.rtlllp °'*•llne undfl!' lht ••n•NATION o• THI NATURI
Oft THI "'°°llDINO AO~Nll8T YOU. VOU IHOUU> CONTACT A L.A'W'fll'.
ArmOftll, .... Yerll 10IOt ·~ ....... L.Otl IUAHIN, MAY •• IOLD Af A ,u1L1c flollOoue bu~ name or 111...Cl'IO
Total admltled .... ti • 14,249, 118 c.....,,,...., • Al I .• , 't 0 u NI ID A .. COAll MlOICAL OAOUP IOCleled
Total llabllltlee 11 ta? 452 Noflo. le het..-, VI_, lllel Ille lll"-AMATION OI fMI NA't\1111 11 1 ti loulll l roo1111ur11 Ave
CepjWll .,_Jd up 2'000' Uftdilnlotled, M C--.e1ot of Ille OP TMe NOCIU.01 AOAlfftT llulle H Aneheim CA 91I08 NOTIC8 OP TIIUS'nl'I IA&A
T ........ 1•1 Q~on In ancs oontrlbUted IY"'tUt •'010'~ •• I. I. 0 I l 011 IE 11 •.I. n . YOU. YOU IHOUU> C<*TACT A lilt llCllllOUI bu•lnHI nem•
8 '.. u, ·-• ton_.. • ._ wlll ..... Oft M.,dl 20, LA~... lllt-1 for tile Pl'1Mtllhlp WM eurptu1 Fund• • 43,tte 1M3, or lllwMfbet Within 111e 11me 011 l ·U ·U 11 10 oo 1 m , flied on ~ltmbef ti. 1111 In tht
NOTICE 18 HlMIY 01VlN. 111a1
on Wedneadey, Mweh 8, !IH. 11
I 00 o'oloellt • m. ot Mid d1y. 1n Int
room Ht H id• for oonduct1n11
Ttutl .. '1 8 ..... wtlllln the oMc.I OI
RfAl llTATI! S!CUl'llTlll
Hl'VICI, localtCI 11 2020 Notlll
lr~wly Suite :iot, In Ille CUy of
Santa Ana, Co..rnry of Olanoa llt•t• OI C•lllo1nl1 AfAL ESTAl[
lrCUAITlel SERVICE, a Cltllfornla
corpo11tlon. 11 Ouly 1ppolnted
f•utlM ul1dor and pvtauant 10 Iha
pow•r of 1111 conl•rr•O In 1na1
G«tatn 0..0 or Tru11 ueoo.i1ee1 by
11M0THY MICHAEL KANf I ...
man recorded M11C11 23 tN2, 1n
Ille olllce of Iha County Aecorc:llt 01
••Id County. •• R•co•d•• 1
ln11rurnen1 Mo '2·0118952. by
reHon ot • bre1c11 01 def1ull 111
p1ym•nt 01 p11lo1m•nce ot th•
obll9111on1 H our•d lll•r•by, 1ncludlng that breaoll or dal1ull
Nolle • ol which wee ••corded
Octot>•t 8 1912 11 Racor~r·1
ln11rumem No 82·362392. Wi ll
BELL AT PUl!lllC AUCTION TO THE
HIGHEST l!llOOER FOA CASH
lawful m~ of 1119 Unllao Slttff,
or • cu111er·1 cheek drewn on 1
alll• or national t>1nli. 1 11t11 or
ledaral credit unlOll, or 1 111ta or
feclltal u.vlnQ• 111<1 IOlll •MOCl•1¥>n domlClled' In thl• 111ui •II payable et
Iha lime OI .... Ill rlglll !Ille Ind
lnle<fft netd by II, u TrullM. 1n
that real property 11tu11e In H id
County 1nd S iiia. de1crlt>eO 11 follow.;
Uf\Htlgned fund1 (turplu1) ·2.-'82,8&01 9llowed by law •14111 ~ OflW, Clllf0tnl1 0-11 Mtg h<vtoa .. County of Oflt\Ot
Ollfl (l.OMI from Qptrallon1 • tH,48 ti NO II, San Diego, 01lllornla, Iha dUty APP04nlad Trull• una.r The tlilt name and rNl<lenci. ot
lnorMM (Deer .... ) In Capital ano 8urplua 12110, •• prllral• Mia 10 Iha niot-1 and Piil"''"' to t>..t of Tru.t 1he '*'°" WlllldfllWlllO M 1 partner dunno 1982 • -11305 and "91 blddtt. upon,,,. i.rm1 Rea or dad 011 01· 1 t·•O . 11• 'LOYD A COARO Mo , 1•t•
!Nufanoe tn F0t~ Nat!Qnwtoe 193 132•000 Md oondltlone ...., .. ,.., ... lonll ~1 No 1HU..1. kt* 1MM. toutll WMtern Ave Loe Anoe!M.
AodcMnt & HMlth rv-• .. -.,• ' and .... bjael to contlt!MllOl't by Ille '• 151ofOfflCltlNG<lfdl111 Ille CA to001 ,.. '""'""""' .,,897.907 l11parlo1 Co11n all rlgllt illla, otflce 01 tile R-COfdtt ot Orange lllQMd FIO¥d A COlid. M O lneuranca In Foro.· Callforola 1174, 112 1n1 a101 1no •ll•t• ol 11ld County. ca11101n11 •••cutad by· Tiile 11••-t wM ni.o w11111he
Aocld9nt and hMtttl premluma-Otr.at-C11Hornl1 30& Col\ ........ llld Ill rlgllt. ""'and MAURICE H OAPfN end MARTHA County Clafk o1 Orange County on
We hereby cenlfy lhtt the •bo~ ttemt ve In eocord1nC1e 111t•r••1.111a1 111e Coft .. •v•t••'• 8 ORlEN 1111 d1t• lndk:1ted by the Ill• •l•mp
with the Annual Sttlemtnt f()f thl )'Mt ended o.o.tnbef' 31 .... ,. II .. eoqulr.O by oper1tfoft ol Will SELL AT PUBLIC AVCTI~ •bov•
1982 mad• 10 '"' tn1ur an<:• CO'AmlUIOMr Of lhl Stata oi l•w or 0111e1w1t•. In and 10 Ill• TO THE HIOHEST 810DCR FOA ,101107 Catlfornll. l)Ut'Wlnl 10 law lmprOYed rNI P'°'*'Y looeted 11 CASH, (payable el llmt of .ala In Publlth•d 01enge CoHI De~1ly
Getald W l(lm,,,.,le 82 I Ctlfl Orlv•. N•wPOrt .. .ell, lewf\11 money of tile UnllecJ Su1t .. I Piiot Marc:ll '· 10, 17 1•
Cl'talrman and CEO Celllomta. • tit'Oll lemtfy ~. at 111e Moftll Front tnt1ance 10 ,,,. 1102 113 and deecrlDad II IOl!owt County CourtllouH. 100 Civic------------lll~t H llenlkl "'1 1.111dMded onMlalf lf'ltlt"t In C41n1., Orlv• w .. 1. 8an11 Ana. CA, fUtllC NOTICE
Secr•t•ry l01 M o1 Tract No 1211. In Ille Clly all right, title 1nd lntarMt c:onV9)'9d -----·---...,..---
Publlahed Oranoe Coal! Dally Piiot, March 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 1983 of Newport h1011. County of 10 and now held bV II under tlld rteTITIOUI IUIM81 1201·83 Orang•. l t•t• or C1fllornl1, H OHd o f Trull 1n 1111 prop1119 NA• ITA"n•NT
------------------------9llo'#n on •,,,_,~~ In "tull.ct In uld County, C1Jllor1111 Th• followlng penon II doln9 P\.8UC NOTICl rta.tC NOTM:£ 8ooll '7. Page. of MleoellentOUI 0-lblng the lancl tlleraln bUll,_. .. · Mapt, r•cordt o f H id Orange lot 31 ol Tr.cl No 9372 In Ille SOUTHERN C ALIFORNIA
County City or Irvine. County of Orange. MORTGAOI! OUILO. 42& 30 St . Ul'I AMO ACCIOtNT AHD HIAl. TH
•VttC>f'"S Of n4I ANHUAL tTAftMINT
YIA" IHOeD DICI ..... 11, lla
ot
PAClflC PIHANCIAl UR INSUfl.ANCI COWANY
700 Newpofi Ceft'9f °""·
Bkla Of otten .,. lnvtlao tor ll'Wt 8t111 or C.Ulornll, aa lhOwn on 1 Aot No 27. ~ e..dl, CA
•bove d•ecrlt>ed property. Seid meo tll«90f recorded lo Book 410. 92863
bld1ororte11mu1lbelnwrlllt1i1and p 1 g11 1 to 3 lnclu••v• of Keith lr11n Morey, 1401 W
wlll be •.iel-..d 11 •22& Alh« Otlve. Ml1oa11aneou1 Mapa, raeo1d1 of BelbOI 81 , Newport l!IHcll. CA.
No It. San Diego, Calllorn11, H id Orang• County Eacapllng D2M1
92110, It any time •Iler the f1,.t lllafetrorn alt Oii. 911, miner•••. and Thi• bU.,,.,... 11 oonC1vC14'0 by an .-.O. loa 9000 ,._.,.n heel!. Calltomle Imo ~OfflGa
publlGetlOn o1 tl'll1 notlc:e arid belora 0111ar hydrocarbon eut>alencee 1ytng lndlvlduet
IMklflO Mid Mia l*o'# • dee>th of 500 fMt rrorn 1,,. K•llll 8 Motey
("9port ell -·· In wtloM
The tatme end c:ondll\ona of tile eurl-of Mid land bUI wllho<ol the Tlll• •t•l-1 w .. hleCI •ltl'I Iha Hie of lh• Hid propeny are 111 rlglll of enlry upon .,,,. porllon of County Clark of Oflll!Qt County on
c ull, or 1uc:h l•rm1 H may b• ,,,. eurl-•bow 1 dtplh of 600 Feb • t983 Total IOmlttael .... "
Totlll llablllll•• Captlal paid up
~:&°1ll
11, 147
1,000,000
3.000.000 0
12.505 1117~
M:~table Tiie P•Oi>«tY 11 llOld "u '"' 10 tilt• market mine axptor• '-117
11:· ten percent ol 1tie 1moun1 bid or dtlll 101 'aame, ii rHerved in Put>llthad Orang• CoHt Dally
OrOll paid In •nd conlrtt>uted tutplut
Specie! eunu. Fundt
mu11 1c:comp1ny Ill• oller. Tiie d_,. from Virginia FllP99fl Klnd111 Piiot. Feb 10 .• 11, 24, M11ch '·
undertlgned '~ the rlglll to 11eorded Nov•mt>er 111, 1978 In 1983 737•83 r•tec1anJendellbld• Book 119&1, Pege 1919 and In------------
Loi 45 of Tract No 9494, 11 Pe<
map recorded In Boole 41 I, Pagae
211 10 32 lnCIUalve OI MllClilenac>ut
M1p1, 1ecord• 01 ••Id 01en9e County
DATE Fet>tuery 21. tN:I 8oOlt 11981, Page 1920 both ot ... -1c NOT"'[ ANITA E PETERS~. Ofnclal fl«;ord• ,.UUL "'
Unaeelgned lund1 (1<1'1)1u1)
Gain (loa) lrorn operatlont
ln<:r-(o.a-) In C8')11•1
end Sutplua dU<lng 1982
lnaurenoa In ForOI N•Uonwlde
Aooldent a HHltll l)femlume
lnaurenca In ForOI: Celll0tnl1
Aocldent and ,,..1111 premium•
4,012.!IOS
0
0
0
ConMrVator of tile The 11rea1 eddreu and otn•r --,-IC-TmOU---.-IU-... --.-,--
p.,eon & Ea1a1e common d"'GnlllOfl, II eny, of the NA• STATIE~ The 11rae1 eddreu or olller
common de1lgn1l1on ot the real
propeny llereln1bove deecrlbed II
putportad lo be 20 G11nt. lrvl,,..
C1Hfornl1
EPOU•~1~USOM real property described 1t>ove la _._ Thi lotlowtng p«t0n1 ere dOlng
Attomep at Lew P<Jtporled to be 24 Glenn, lrvlne, t>ualneaa ••·
04rect • CoJlfomll O
1'41 l'teMM A CA. THE SCHIEFER it.GENCY, "'-The underalg11•d Tru1tee 22952 Alc•ld• Drive, Suitt 140,
We llerat>y centfy lhat Ille et>ova Item• ere In ecoordlllllO with Ille
Annual Siii-i lor Ille yeet enC1ac1 Oeoamber 31, 1982 m.a. to Ille
1neu1anca Commtutoner of the State or Co1t1om11. l)<IBUOlll 10 1-
'(.~ dlactelm1 1ny lleblllly lor 1ny LAguna HUia, Callfor.-92863
Publtll'led Or1n9a CoHt 011ty Incorrect,_ of the '""I acid•-C •'I S ll h ••I•'. 2 S 5 1 2
The underalgned hereby
dllCl1lm1 •II ll1blllly IOI a ny
1ncor1ec1,_. In aalO '""' add1.., or otnet common oeaiona11on PllOi M.,c:ll 3 4 lO IN:! end Other common dealgnatlon •f A1ngewood Ro1d. L1gun1 Hiii• · · · • any. at>own netefn Cllllornla 92653 Paul W Col1telll
Pr..idanl
Audrey L. Mlllt Secretary
l1l9-113 Slld Ille •Ill ba meda but Lind• Scll1el1r 25512 ----Pllll--IC-NO-T-1,.-t---wlllloul convenanl or w1rran1y, Rangawood Road la9une Hiiia,
Said Nie w111 b'll mad• wllhOUI
werr1n1y. exp•••• 01 1mpll1d,
rag1rdlng 1111•. po11eu1on, or
1ncumbr1nc•1. to 1a111ry the
prlnc1p11 belanc:. or lhe Nole or
o ther obllglllon &Kured by H id
Deed ol Trual. wllh lnterHI and
Olh., 1um1 11 provtd•d therein. plu1 1dvencea. 11 1ny under 1110
terma thereof and 1111ar .. 1 on IUCh
lldvanc:ea. ano P'U• lea• cllergee
Ind ••pen-of 11111 lru11 .. end ol
the 1ru1t1 c:r .. led l>y 111d Dead ol
Tru•t The IOlal 1moun1 of 10ld
obllg111on. Including renonably
e11tm11ed •••• c11110•• and
~ ••Pf•• or Implied, raga1dlng Ullo, Calllornla 92853
po1aaa1lon, or encumbrence1, llll• bualnell la conducted by a
-........_
Publlshed Orenge Coul Dally Piiot. Marctl 1. 2. 3, 4, 5, 19a3
1200-113
ACTlTIOUS IUH•H
N.-ITATIMINT lnc:ludlng ree1, ch••g•• ano een«•I pertnerahlp expen-ot Iha Trullee and ol Iha c art Scllletar
JltBJC NOTICE flta.tc NOTICE The lollowlng peraon 11 doing
bu"'-11 tru111 created t>y Htd Oaed ol Tiii• 11•1'"*'' ., .. hied with the
Tru1t to pey tha rem1m1ng p<1nc.pal County Cl«lt of Orlll>Q8 County on ~ K-048H NOTICI Of' TMltJ'U'8 I.AU
(a l PROFESSIONAL
FINANCIAL CONSUL TANT, (b)
P F.C_ 1820 £. Fnt Str-. Santa
An1, Calllorn11 92705
eumt of Ille notl(•I MClu•ed by aaKI Fet>rully 15 1983 Deed ot Trutt to wit 128.978 43
with llltaretl H 'provld~ In aald
noll(•I plu1 Ill coel•. chargea and
'20tt1•
Publllhed Orang• COHI Oatly Pilot. Feb 17. 24, Ma< 3, 10. 1983 NOTICE OF DEATH OF voo AM ~'tfuu UNDO A
LOUISE e. COFFMAN, u. 0110 Of' TIIUIT oano JUNR 11, LOUISE COFFMAN AND 1112. UNUaa VOU TAO AeTION
0 F p E T I T I Q N T O TO rtte>TIECT YOUR "'°"""· IT M.4Y N SOU> AT A ~ ADMINISTER EST ATE NO. 1 A LI • 1 f y o u NI • o A N A· 117115. UPUNAT10N CW THI MA TUM
To all helJ"S, beneficiaries, CW '"-"'OCllOINO A~IT
creditors and contlnlent YOU, YOU IHOULO COWTACT A LAWYIA. credlton of LOUIS H On M8lch. 25, 1H3, al 11.00
COFFMAN. aka LOUISE A M . SECURITY SERVICES OOITMAN and pe1'110ns who COMPANY H duly appolnt•d may be ot.herwl.R tn~ted Truttae undar and pureu1n1 to
Hugh M. Ollmore, 3078
Monro.. ~. Callfornla 92504
Thie bull,_. ll conducted by en
lndMdual
Hugh GMmor1
Thie atatement w11 llled With lhe
County Clert< or 0!'111Qo8 County on
F IOrtUlty 18, 1983
F2102Dt
Publl•h•d Orange Co111 Dally
PllOI. Feb. 24. MIN' 3. tO. tr."1M3
951-13
Nil.IC NOTICE
th will and/ Offd of Tru1t recorded July 6,
in e or estate: 1982, u 1n111r No 82·232815, of ACnnoua IU-•• A petJUon has been filed Offtcial Aecoroa • ...owled by. TONI NAm STAT'lmNT
by PAULINE AGUILAR in A lllOKEOE Mt"*°'· In !he offlca The lollowl~ per•on 11 doing
t he S u ~ r 1 o r Co u rt o f of tll• Col.ml)' RecorOe< ot Orange bU-"-as: County, Stile of Clllf0tnl1. Will E & S ENTERPRISES. 908 Orange unty requesting SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO H111ford Way, Co••• Mn•
that Pauline Aguilar be HIOHEST BIDDER fOR CASH Colllomle 92826
appoint.ed -aa personal Coeylblt at Uma or late tn llwfl.ll Ellan Merlko Koga. 99" representative to administer money of !he United Stl1 .. ) at: !tie Hirt l ord W1y, Cotti Mau
the estate of L ouise-H ~tytr~ ~rw:,::.~i: Callfotnia 92628
Coffman, Costa Mesa, CA of Santa Ana Blvd , Santa Ana. ""'~ 18 conducted by en
(under the Independent ca111orn11. 111 ligflt, tltlt and inter .. , E119n M t<og1
Administration ot Estates conveyed to and now Mid by It Tiii• 1111-1 w11 Iii.Cl wttll the
Act) The ~Ution .. 11et for under nld DMd of Truat In the County Cler1c of Ofanoe County on :-propwty attuat9d In Mid Cou..ty l'ebrulry 18 ,_, hearing in pt. No. 3 at 700 and Stale dMartbed .. · "'°'"
Civic ~nter Drive W est. Lot It of Tr.ct No ae34 11 Pat Pub1t1he<1 Orange Cout Dilly
Santa Ana, C A 1>2702 onmao•eoordedln8oolt 250.Pagee5 Piiot Feb 24.Mat 3 10 11.1983
March 23, 1983 at 9:30 a .m . ~ ~ 1~_::: .!:: t003-83
lJi' YOU OBJFX:'T to the county f'tll.JC NOTIC[
granting of the petition, you Tiie at•Ht addr•H and otllar
should either appear at the common de9ignatlon, If any, of Iha FlC'TmOUS .., .....
hearing and stat e your 1••1 P'operty cseac:nbed •bow 1• ...,_ ITA,.....-Y . . pur-ponao 10 t>e 1082 Santa Cna The following P•••on 11 doing
objections or file written Clrde. eo.te Mae.I, Calllornla. ~ M
objections wtth the court Th• undaralgned Trull•• WEST COAST 8it.R111TA1C
before the hearing. Your dlaclalme eny llablllly for any CLINIC, 355 Placenlle Av•nue.
,. pearance may be in peraon lnCOrTec:t,_ of tt1a ltteet add.-Su 11 e 2 o 1 , l'I• w po r 1 B ••c h . .. p Incl olher common deelgnlllon, 11 Cllllfomla 92Ml3
or by your attorney eny, thowrl i-e1n. A 1c11•1 d M F o • x. 2 o 3 3 IF YOU ARE A CRED-Sa id Hie wlll b• rnade. but Sant1a90 Drive, Ne•por1 Beach.
ITOR o T a conti ngent w11nout covenant or warr•nly, Cellforni1929«1
creditor o f the deceased, ycx. •llP'-or lmC>llfd, regordlng uu.. Thia~ 11 conduclao by en
fil •-·-th oL. poa-eion. or encumbr-, 10 ittdNlduel must e your c ....... wi uK p.-; .,,. rwnaHno ptlnCipal """ of Rlcherd M Fon
court or present It to tht t1111 note(•l -ed by Mid o.ecs of TNI 1111-t wM llled With.,,.
personal representativt Truat. w1t11 ln1are1t 111eraon ... County Clerk of Orange County on
appointed by the courl prOYlded In Mid l\OtllCI). adll1lnc:m. f'et>n9y 15, 1"3. _
"•'-•-< oL. f th If any. under Ille lerma of Mid [)Md r-WlUWI L<>Ur rnonu .. rOln £ of T1u11 .• le••. c11arge1 and Publlllhed Or1n91 Coaat Deity
date of first 111uance ol Ul*llM of the TNatae and« the Plot, Fat>. 17 24. Mw 3, 10. 1983 let1eni as provldied m secbor 1ru111 creat~ by aald Deed or __________ 933-113 __
700 of ~e probate code ol ~= 1~,,..,..~~ "8.IC NOJlC(
California. The time fo1 Tiie bltlalllolaty Yllder Mid Deed ------------
any and all adv1ncea
TN! wnenclaty under aald Deed
ol Trull ~etolor• Hecu1ed end
delivered lo the und111lgn•d •
written Oedarallon ol Default end
Oemend tor S••• and w1111en
Notice or O.laull and Elecllon 10 s.n Thi undetllgned CIUM<I aald
Notk:e ol 0.feull end Election lo
Sell to be recorded In lhe county
where Ille reel prope11y 11 localed
Dal• 02/08/83 Culo<nta~ll
Morlg,age S«vlce, Inc
10 I WMt 24tll Str-
Nallonll City, CA 92050
Phone t8191470·5370 u aald Truatae
By Jotin W B1oel(
VIC4I PrMldenl
Publl•h•d Or1n9a Cont Dally
Piiot, 11'.t> 17 24 Maret! '· 1te3 001·113
P\BJC NOTICE
NOTICE IHVfTINQ 910a
Noll<:• II hereby gly«l th•t Ille
Board 01 T1ut1-ot tl'ltl Huntington
8eoQ1 Union High Sc:hool Ottlrlet
wlll ••C•lve •••lad bid• for euop¥ng Athlatle ~ mMIJ"9 or equal IO Iha apeclfiutione on Ille
In the offloe of Mid Obi rlc:t
81d1 111all b• clearly marked 'Allllallc SuppllH Bid trS14"'.
eddrund lo Allyn E Rowley.
Purcll11lng M1n1ger Huntington
8Mctl Union Hlgtl School Olw1r1e1
10251 Yorktown Ave Huntlnglon
BMcfl. CA 92&4e and rtcelYed at
or before 2 00 om Frldey, March
18. I 983, •I wtllc:fl ,..... and P'ac:.
bldl wlll be publldy opened and
read. lfl buMdlng C room 381
EICll bid their remein ~llld lor 1
period o f 80 di~ 11ter th• date
epacillecl f()t Iha receipt ol bldt
The Board of Trutl-lhall be
lh• aole jud9• or tll• quallty ol aQ"'l>"l'ltlt offered end ,__ .,..
rlgtlt lo retect any or all bid• end lo
waive llf"1 tnegularlty l?lelefn
Attyn ~ Rowley
Purcn .. 1ng M1nager
D•led Maroh 2. 19"3
Publl•ll•d Or•no• COHI 0111)
PllOI, Mllfct'I 3. 10 1913 121s-a3
Nil.IC NQTIC[ filing claims will not expire of Tru1t 11ere1otor• auc:uted end ftCTinOUI .,... ..
prior to four m o nths from de11v11ed to 111• unda1a1onec:t a • NAME STATIEMmlT f'ICtnlOU.1 .,.,...,
the dale o f the hearing written Oeclaratlon of O.teult end ~.:::wing pereon 11 doing NA• ITA'n1119£NT
noticed above Demand lor Sala, and • w1ltt•n VIKING INDEPENDENT VOLVO ~o:w1n9 pe11on 11 doing
YOU MAY EXAMINE :.:ioe,..:~:;i~..: 8ERVICE.23501CommerOICenlat (a)RSRAUTOMOTIVE.(t>)RSR
the file kept by the court. If NollOI ot Oefeult end Elec110n to °""'e.r· ... J~~. na53t..,, .. 1 OASHCOVER (C) RSR AUTO
I t_... l h Sell lo ba -did In IN oountw ..,..,.. .... --· ...,., 800Y. (d) RSR 0..lnbullnQ. 117$ w you are nterea """ n t e ., SI•• adlz, lrvlna. Ca llfornl• 18111 Srr191. COit• !HM. Cellfomll estate, )'°'1 may file a request ~~.'':~~~~ed. 92715 ..,,, 92811
witf\ the court to receive SECURfTY SERVICES Tiile t>u.w-la condue1eCI by an Jolln Sco11 Nylander. 118
apeclal notice of the COMPit.NV lndtvldual. Cllloago, Huntington Buell,
Inventory of "late and of • Mid TNl1M TNa .. ~ =:°:tth 1,,. c.lttOf'nll 92$48
the petition.I. llOOOW\ta and ~~ R Kay County ~ of Orenge County on i~'::.._ •• conouc1ec1 by an
reports dm::rfbed in Section ~75 Higuera 81 F«>nlaty tll. 1983 Johns ~
1200.5 of the California ~ Cfty, CA 90230 '210111 '2101Cll Probate~. Tel (2131 204-1091 Publlalled Or•"iJ• CoHI Dally Publl•lled Oreng• COHI Dally
JOHN M. GUSTAFSON Publll"-d Orange Cout Dally Piiot, Feb 24, M11 3. 10. I~~~ Pllol, Feb 24. Mer 3. 10. 17too" 17~
lt71! MacArdaer Bl•d., I~ PMot, Man:t1 3· 10• u . 1"31208-83 ----------.....
Floor, Jnlae, CA t! 7U,1---.. ---,,,,.-..,.-~----"8.IC NOTIC( (710 Hl·llU. ,._ nu1-. PtCmtOUe ~u
Publithed Oranae Cout fltCTITIOUI ..,..... ....-STATDmWT
Daily PUot March 3, 4, 11, ..._ a'fA,,_y Tiie fOllowlftg l*IOn 11 doing
1983 Tiie IClftOwlnO ~ II doing ~ •
11 "'°" ~ -JEWELL. A MAllKETIMO lu-.... NATIONAL QUAtlflED VIOEO COMPANY, 1810 11111 au .. 1, ---.. ---.,.-Wl-J_u-t ___ PROOUCf"S l!XCHANOI!, P.O. Newport &Mdl. Cellbnla 92113
,.-.n. "" ""'-8o11 10982 Col1a ,,._, CA. t2t21 Gordon 1. J-e11. 1eeo 11111
PICTTnOUa ....... Pl'OOUCERS EXCHANGE. ltt9 St,..., ~ 8Mcll, Calltomll
MA19 •TATDmJff 0-."-!hll St., P.O lk>ll 106U, t2ta
tM fo10MnQ s--.,. doing Coeta ....... CA 12827. 1'1'111 ~II eonduc1ecl by an ~ • Clark l111nert Jr • 1ttl lndMdual
INTER· C 0 N l I N EN T A l 1"-'lel 8'., Coale ...... CA.. ~ I. Jlw9ll
ENTERPRISES. 177 E. Rl....,aldo 7 , 11 ~---,_ Thie ltat~ -Mad wtttl IM
Dr., Nolwpor1 Beacft, CA 8aee3 Tll6I bua1119a1 --• an Coum)' Cltttl or Orange CoYnfy on
ROO FAASER. 1026 Ven Oylle, lnOMdUAICwt ~ Jr '*"'-Y IS. 1993. L..-a.di, Cit. 92t6 t. ...:.. ..-. -.. '-1t JOHN EDWAFU> LIHOelAOM 1'Na .... 7-,. -._ _.,. u-PubllalMcl Or911111 Co .. t O•lly '* ....,_,_ A.,.. Pico .__.: councr a.ti of er.,. Cowlt)' on Plot.,,__ 11, ,..._.._ '· 10.1. '"' CA IOMI). ,,.. 1, ,..,, ,_ Tia-IS
~ -==-~conducted by ' Publl.afled Orat191 Cout Delly 1'1.J ,,..., Piiot, re«>. 10, tT, 14, M1tofl f,
JoM UlldaOrom IN3
Thll lt~l ... llted wllh tl\e f~
County an of o.-. ~ on f«I. 11, ,.
'""°""*' Oranta eo..c"'t!I.. ,...,,,_ t7,H,W1re111.10.i~
tt'-13
I •
~·· ·" *'·~
rtCTTTIOUI ........
MAmaTA~
Tiie lotlowtng peraon 11 dotng ou--. ...
THOMPSON C REA"flVE
SERVICES. No 1041!1, 400 W.
0ranQe1horpe, f'ullarton, CA 92832 ~El CAAIO THOMPSON, No.
1048, 400 W Orengllllorpe,
Fulltnon. CA 91e32
Thll ~ II conducted by Ill
lndMdull
Me4Cralgl~
Thil ttat_,I WM flied Wltll trle ~ ci.ttt of Orange County on F«> <8. 1913 ....,,,
Publtafled Orange Ooeat Oallr
Piiot, ,. 24. Metcll i. 10. 11. 1~
927-13
I
932-83
PllllJC NOTtCE
l"ICTTT'IOUS IUaMI• expen-ol the TrullM al tllll ""'41
NA.Ml 8TATIWNT of lnlllll publlc•llOO Ol lhll No11C41. 19
l 11• rouowlng pereon 11 do1n9 534,6-4S 87
~ u . Oetael F1brull)' 16. 1983
RAINBOW INNER CO N· REAL ESTATE SECURITIES
NECTION, 2101 Orange Ave. SERVICE, 1CaHI Corp
Coal• MoM, Cit.. 92827 0 J Mor98f, PrM
Oerlena landl1. 2101 Orenge 2020 N Broadway, •206
Ave , Cotta M .... CA 92827 Senta Ana. CA 92706
This l>vtl,,_ II condUCted by In f7141 9S3-M 10
lndNtOuel Publl1t1ad Orenge Co111 Delly
Ow..,,_ l.andle PllOI ~b 17 24. Merch 3 1963
Thl1 1teltn1ant ..,. f1led wttll "" 048.-13
County C""1t of Orange County on ------------
Feb 1, 19113 P\llllC NOTICE
'2119217 ------------Pu 1> II 1 II ad Oreng• Co111 Dally 'ICTTTIOUS IUllNIESS Pl101, F10 10. 17 24 , M11cll 3, NA.Ml 8TATIWNT
!Ilea 738-83 ~ ~ ~ ere oomo
CHM ASSOCIATES 36-42 S81'
Jo1qu1n Avenue lot Allmltos
--------..,....-,---Cllltorn11 90720 F1CT1TIOUI IUSMll Merk Hornll•ln, 36•2 Sen
Mlk NOTICE
NAMf 8TAfEMlNT Joequln it.venue Loe it.l1m1101
The fOllOwlng person• "' <><><ng c111forn11 90720 ~R~S OIST .. IBUTINO Caunalll it.. Horn11e1n 3442
COMPANY. 525 lllctor11. No 111. ~~i::~ lot Alemltot
Coate Mela, Cellfomll 91427 fhll bu~ 11 conouc111C1 by 11
JOM(ltl Pemella S25 VIC:torte. gen«ll partnenl'Np
No I 18. Coll• MHa. C111tornla Mat1< Hornile1t1
921127 l'hls tllt-1 ..... filed """" lhe P1lrlci1 M Olrls. 525 Vlclorte. County Cl«k ol O••nge County on
No I ti, Co111 Meea Callfo1n11 Fabrull)' 18 1913
921127 1'210110
Thll t>u-11 condUClild by an Publllhed Oreng• Coast Oe11y
lnOMduaj (Hu11>one1 ano wtfe) P.iot F'et> 2•. M8t 3 10 17 1983
T!lll at:,;::::.a wtll'I Ille ----------9~-·-·_83
County Clart< of Orengo Counly on P\B.JC NOOO
February 18, 1983
"210114 ACTYTlOUSIUSIHlll
Publllhed Orenge Co11t Daily N.Am STAn•NT
Piiot. l'e«> ~4. MM 3. 10 17. 11183 Tiie fOllowlnQ parllOM 11e doing
1004-83 l>Utl-.. ----... ---tl"_N0_J1C[ _____ , J N J CARPET CARE 1 JO
r-.n. CNcagO 11...,,.,. NO 7, Huntlng(on --~--TTT'IOU--.-IU-.... ---.--1 Beec:fl. Celltomll 928-48
NAm S'TATIMSNT Joaepb F Rallerty. 2 10
Th• followlng penon It doing Chlcego A\IWlua. No 7, Huntington l>Val,_ .. : 8oocll. Callfornle 92848
XCAllBEA REAL TY ANO J.,,_ At1114Jr MCClrlhy, 2Sll
INVESTMENTS. 288S E COHI England St,_L No. 1 Huntington
Htgt1w1y, Suite 304 Coron• del 8aedl, Clilfomle 92848
Mii. Cllttornie 92825 Thll bual-la conducted by •
J1"'11 Allen Joo•• 2026 S Cllt'f'al P~ Wl91n Piece. Hacienda Helgllll J-Mc:Cer111y Collforrna 91145 Tl°llt ttel-1 WU ltled with lhe
Thie bUal,_. It con<IUClecl by en County 0..1< or Of1nge County or>
an 1nCIMClual January 24. 1983
J-A JonN "20t127 Thie ata'-tl __. flled wtlll "" Publl•ll•d Or•nge Co111 Delly Counry Clettt of Orange County on PtfOI Feb 2• Mar 3 10. 17 19113
FebNety 15. 1983 101&-13 ...... ------------Pub 11 ah e d OranJ• COHt Ollly ~ NOJIC(
Pilot, Fat> t7, 24. 11 3, tOj~~~ ---rlC-TTTIOUS---IU-... --.-1--
NAm ITATIMENT
The followlng per.on• .,. dOlng
bull-•· ~nnoua ...-.. O·M IMPORTS .• 295 ForHt ~ ITATDmlfT A.,.. Lagune a-ti CA 92851
Th• followtno P•••on II doing CARL VN K DODOS 110
bu*'-u Emerald 8ey, Lagune Beecll. Cit. 0 BEACH COMPANY, 22t4 S 92'51.
Rouwood Avenue. S1n1e Ana, BARBARA J MILLER, 438
CaJlloml• 92707 · Movnlaln Aoed, l41guna BMch. Cit.
Olnl•I Earl BHcll. 2214 S Heat
Roaewood Avanu•. Santi Ana, Thll ~ 11 conducted by a
Cellfornla 92707 oenatel pat'tMnlh!p Tiiie ~II ~eel by en ·~Joan Miier
lndMdull -~ K. OoOOI Oetlltl £. e-:itl Thil Ital~ WM flled wltfl the
TNt eiatttNtl4 -flled WIUI 'tM Count)' Olttl M Orange County on Coun~ °'9rlt or O!'lll!Qt County On F«> Ill, 1983
Fet>Nwy ... 1983 f'J10141
"210ttt Put>lltlled Or•ng• Cout D•lly Publlllled 0r•"9• CoHt Dally Plot. l"et> 2'3. Mardi 3, 10, 17, 1983 ~.Feb 24 ..... 3. 10, 17, tM3 Ql'7-113
1006-83
M 111 llOUI a11 •• MAim 8TATllt9ff
TM ~ l*9CIN ... OOll'CI ~-,AIT·,OTO , 1011t
WMtmlMter A...... Gatden OroYe,
CA'*' lrvtne 'amlfy Trvat, 2701 I
0..lftOftd, hntl Ma. CA 12704
rteTITIOUI ......
NAlmSTATIDmJIT
Tll• tonow1n9 pe(lon I• doing
~-KAREN'S KORNER, 1828
Q1rflttd A,,.., lvlte S , f'01111t.tn V.,, CA 12TOI KAMH L SMITH. ttH ~
Clrole, Huntington 1 .. ch. CA 92W
(J#/111 I'. !Mlle a '8ttt P · lf'Ma, Thia 1Jue1ne¥. II oonduoted by an tnia..-1 tndMdlMlll .,_ ~ lrWte. Trwt.a . KarW1 L &mltll ,,. .... ,.It ...... Wftfl ... Thia .......... -flled wlttl tr. C4IUlltY a.II fA Orantl Cowlt)' Oii .~ ci.ttt fA Or-. County on ,., f. 1ID ,. , •• tea ....,.
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court1, rec room Jr I It
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All UTlllTIE8 PAIO
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pat•
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1 t>lk 10 Hun11ngton
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non-1mk1. 1395 Av all
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Spaoou~ \1ngle one
6r two bedroom
.tpartmtnb
MORE VALUE
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.&LL UTILITIES
PAID. HEALTH
CLUBS. TENNIS
SWIMMING plus
mu(h more' Sony
no ptls Models
open dally 9 to 6
Oakwood
Garden Apartments
ewport Be.ch/No.
880 irYIM Ave
,., lblh)
645-ll04
Newport Btac.11/So
1700 l6fh SI
1•1 Oo•rtl
642-5113
J ·lid, I 8a, flOIOOtalltd.
gar. pOOI Cfll!O OK No ~II "418/mo 1H8 A
8aket 641-0763 ------
Flreplae.. pool, dllhwllilh
., , pvt patio, •trl l•g
gardt" 2 Br $6 7~
567 2841
lle8tiBllll uuman
BHuttlully 11nd1c •p•d
ga1ci.n apt1 Pool & 8pa
Pa1101/decl<I No pat•
BICllelor 1410
1 Bdrm "475-"4115
2 S<lrm I'• 81 S6tO
2 Bdrm 2 Be leOO
2250 Vanguard
M0-911211
I Bdrm $.486
2 Bdrm. ,.,, b• sseo
131 E 18th 64&-6818
1111 E 18th 842-0868
3 Bdrm 2 be 1645
151 E 2111 S48-2408
Large 2 BA 2 Ba, 2 1ty
unit. $525 mo. No pe11
Nr OCC Call 5-40· 1158,
Ilk lor Dave. Larry or
Pam
YIW UlllJWI
Spac1ou1 1·2 bdrm aptl
557-8200. M/F 9-e
Sat/Sun 10·5 PM
STUNNING lar~ 2 Br. 2
SI Oerden Apt Pool.
'495 7 10 W 18th St
1700. 3 br 2 be. 1fl.4C E.
21al St No pet1
5411-11985 6"411-9596
Going Bananu looking
tor family 11v1no -fit Mo
1en1 mO"tlel yoo llO
We have 2 81 , I Ba
$445 3 Br , , • ., Ba
S4 7S Pool. lndl)I lac . no
peta 5-48·95SCS.
WTSIH
$446/mo 2 br. t ba
poolalde apt, lndry rm,
,eerpet1 & drapet
149 E Bay Slreel
TSl MANAGEMENT
842-1603
$495/mo 2 br, 1 be epl,
p1t10, carp<>ri, Inell) rm.
crpla. drps
741 w. 18th Streei
TSL MANAGEMENT
642-1603
2 Bd I Ba redec. gar
pool, Clllld OK. No peU
$490/mo 13Cl9A Bak•
fl.41--0763
OCEANFRONT Dia 2-4 Br E·Slde. fresh 2 Br 1 81
By weak or month gar1ga sundeck
673-7873 $485/mo 160 2111 SI
ON THE SANO
3 Br 2 Bl up~ umt
wet ba1 part furn
washer. dryer 1ncld
Yearly or winter enclsd
g11a~
5602 Seashore
TSL Mgml 842·1603
541..()166
Duple• Wfftalde c M 2
B• 1 Sa Neal & cute
c11pats. Clrapaa. 1m1ll
lenced patio, enclsd
i arage . no pet•
•75/mo ptua $475 MC
544-5-4-42 °' n0-sa29
l1r9e. clean 1 & 2 Br Apartatall UaJ. Ullls p11C1 Poo• n .. r
.;;lt~•;;.•;;.;:r;.;;a;.;.l ___ ..,..?7;;.;.;0;;.:;;2 ~~~~33~884 MQ(lrovla
$4 15. 2 S1 lovely, tpa· S455·1575/mo 1 Br 1 Be.
clOU9 clean lrg )'Td. n• 2 Br 2 Be. lrplc, lndl)I
Dtsneytend 546-S7~ 1m 1kyllghts 1m111 eel
lalk& bl••• 2706 ok 366 Avocael:
UYHllT TSl Mgmt 642·9412
llllle 111e pier. 3 story Townl'IOuee 2 Br 1'. Ba
deluxe lrg 2Br, Ir pie frple, pool epa, 11teclled
S 1600 mo 675-3067 garage it.veil 111e llrat
A C.rta• ••I Mu 2722 Cell 631-4984
• 1 Br wlpool. gu p1ld
ILOE 1 BR. gar ocean $380 P• mo No pell
view deck ••lru S795 All• recfd 147 Fl-St + dep 640-4255 ---64>3161
f
S 3bd, 2·,,.01. Frpl 322'·s-8-3-5/_m_o--E-a-st-s-id_•_2_B_r_
Marguflrlte $8~5/mo l''\ Ba Townh<>u•. ger-
___ 6_75·58 3 908. 1rp1e, bl1-tn1, amall
Upper 2 Br 1 SI frplc. pet Ole
S rels. no P•ls no gar. 2617 Orange
Quiet $750/IM 759..()240 TSl Mgml 642· 1ll03
evH/wknds 661· 155S $400/mo 1 Bl' 1 81 9&"·
wk0)'$ aoe. all bll·ln• lmmedl• C11ta Mtaa 2724 ta occupancy I 1923 Pomon1 * HooM 2 8<I 1 ea TSl Mgml 642-1603 333 E 2111 C M •30
6-45-8103 Shown 11-5:30 2 Sr 1 Bl MW carpet a pe1n1 ,_,.but &.,iorw
F $485/mo 2 Br I'• B• $410·$.420 2281 \Aapie
low•r unit. 111 blt-1na, St
carport lndry rm bal-TSL Mgmt 642· 1803 cony 527 W Wllaon
1
2 Sr 2 B1, TownhouH.
I TSL lptt 142-llOI ~-= .. C:~ c:=·
2 BA. on golf cour•. ,_ $495/mo 545-11182
cpts. drp1. palnl lot• of $38S 1er. 1b•. pool,
w ood S 4 9 5 m 0 laundl)I, adltt, no!>«• E 76G-11862 833-7890 & &4fl.1i47
Lat~ 2 Br 1 Ba. upstalt1 PINE BLUFF APTS
Avall 3·1. Nice area, 2 Br. 2 Ba Child olt. pe·
quiet, garage 1530/mo. Ito. frpk:, gas 110..,., dls-
D 63 1-11812 hwasher, IP&. tnOry rm
2Br, 1B1. lg encl patio. '650/mo
retr1g. bell cloH . avall SPMC 831-CS 107
now $500 mo 721 W
18th St 54&-4280
6
4
2
•
2 Br 1 Ba, c1rpet1 .
dtepM. no pats. S!OO &
lrg 2 Br 2 B•. redec., $250 1ec. ulll pd
pool, edulll, no pell _63_1_·6_2_30_Bt« __ h_. __ _
$435 846-73t9
673-0ll84
km Till
Ntwly decorated 2 Br
1 ~ ea. TownhouM Ai>• W•lk 10 .,.,opp1ng, ga1 &
water paid.· FrM or.Oii
Chtek wttll tt111 ao.
2190 College A~ C.M
54&-7367
Cadllltct 10 Go-Cart1 w11atewr ,,,_ Faes
Roll ·em Off Ille ma"'•' Wlttl a CIMllflltd Ad
Call Nowt 642-5678
.-. . .. •. l
--
•3 Br 2 Bl nr SC Ptz&.
S A pool, 191-carport
Clllld o1t. 17 50. No P9ta
762·5822
LARGE 1 & 2 Br c:tple,
drp1, lndry rm, prttno.
waler pd, gar & frl91
a\lell. Xlnt loc. No p.t-.
631 8427.
EASTSIOE
Adult ut.tyte 28r 1 k
nwlt ... 10~ ... 846-4~
Have IOrMthtng to 11111?
CleMlfled ldl do It well.
i
I
•
Twister 'rare' occurrence
ColcJ air mass slammed into warm air to create tor-nado
By 'he AaaoclaCtd PrtH
Tomadoet that atruck Santa
Ana and Paaadena and ripped
apart a three-mile 1tretch of
downtown Loa Anaelea arew
from a rare collision of storm
fronta u thl'y plowed Into the
('OU\,
to be juat ln tht rt&ht Mqu•nc.-."
tor tht d1m111na twlaltra to
fonn In C..Ufomla.
aald. The mhclnf produced aJl
kinda of random circulation
pe tt.erN wl th alt ruahJ.na in and
out, up and down. However, chief Loe An1eln
forocutor °'>n Luat 1&ld: "They
do occur every year In Southl'm
C.llf ornla."
Within that chumJna tndt, the
opportunity exists for the
whlrtm. funhel of a t.omado and
three cUoJ>ped out of tht black
cloud. to lMve 1 ttaU of debrta tn
Loe AnfOl• and 0ranp countl•
Tuetlday.
"Here we have two front• c1uh1na and you're aettina this
wt.ant mix.Ina of two different
air mames ancf th.at m.aka the &tr
very unatable," aa.id National
Weather Servi~ apeclaliat Dteter
Crowley.
"There wu one 1'9porWd ln the
1ubu.rban &reM U\1a put Nov. 9 at
Malibu, Van Nuya, Santa Ana
11\d the eut end of Lo!la Beach,"
l&ld aped.al.lat Betty ,RQ), • •
"lt'a very rare. Everything h.u
The tomado-makJnt_proc-eta a,.
much dUferent In Southo~
CallfomJa than In tho Mldweet,
where hundred• of the funnel
clouds ire reported each y<!ar
"Usually," Crowley .aid, "you
don't have a warm front
followed by a cold front and if
you do, there'• uaually enou1h
Ume for OM to pua before the
other comea in."
Heavy snows
crush roofs
in Lake Tahoe
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev.
(AP) -Bulld.l.ng otfidala In the
Lake Tahoe area say heavy
snows ln the put few days have
caused the roofs of several
butldin81 to collapee.
On the mldweatern plaln1,
tornadoea form ln the violent
aquall llnet of thick, dark atorm
cloud.a Pocketa of warm, molal
•Ir, heated by the aunbaked
earth, rile raptdly Into the
atmoephere. Thia leaves a vold
that draws in more warm air,
which also riaes as still more
rushes in.
A typlcal tornado hu swirllna
winda of up to 300 mph. It rnJaht
be 100 yard.a aero. and move on
the ground at 10 to 25 mph. In
the northern .hemlaphere,
t o rnadoes alway• rotate
counterclockwt.e.
America'• wont twitter cut a
220-mile peth through M.imouri,
Illlnola and lndlana on March 18,
192~. It killed 689 people u It
raced along at freeway 1peeda.
These turbulent convection
currenta produce thundentonna
and, if the updraftl begin to
rotate, provide the raw matenal
of tomadoee.
A tom.ado's windl blow down
nearly anythlna In It• path.
Tremendous updrafta iNlde lta
funnel pull tree• up by their
roota and can carry can airborne
for hundreda of feet.
No injuries have been reponed
as a re.ult of the cave-ins, and
Ragnar Melin, a buildlns
inspection superviaor for PIAcer
County, Calif., said he waa only
aware of commercial buildings
bein& damaaed.
But the Loe Angeles twuter,
Crowley aald, grew from "an
entire air mass that's unstable."
A storm has left up to two feet
of fresh snow at the lake, where
resldenta were still digging out
from earlier storms. The snow
has been unusually wet and
heavy, causing dangerous loads
to accumulate on roofs.
He said a mua of warm moist
air moved in off the Pacific with
a maaa of cold air right on 11.a
heel.a and "when they alammed
Into the coast, the warm air
slowed down and the cold air
caught up with it. Then you had
this forced mixing.''
Homes and bulldlnaa often
explode u the twister pauea
over them. The tornado aucka up
IO much surroundlna alt that air
preuure outade the hoU8e falla
dramatically. The preaaure lnalde
the structure la suddenly much
higher than outside and the
effort to equaliu! the difference
can blow windows, doora, even
wallil outward.
The entire system became
"terribly un.atable" with "a lot of
updrafta and downdraft.a," he
Suites get 'spit and polish' ,.
Queen's, Reagans' rooms among finest in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The Queen of
England hu the "Presidential Suite" and President
Reagan hu the "London Suite." Each offers a
spectacular view of this city's famous bay -and
costs $1 .200 a day.
"I've asked our staff to do a last-mlnute
aplt-an4-pollah, just like you'd do in your own home
if an important person was coming to visit." said
Robert B. Wilhelm, managing director of the posh
Westin St. Francis Hotel.
And Wilhelm did not know until midnight
Tue.day that Queen Elizabeth ll would be amving
yesterday afternoon.
The fierce Pacific storm that has raged all
week along the West Cou\ forced the Queen and
her huaband. Prince Philip. to alter thelr'plan to satl
with Nancy &a,an into San Frana.eco harbor.
Instead, the royals and Mrs. Reagan fle w
yesterday afternoon from Long ae.ch, Where the
royal yacht Britannia had been anchored.
Wuther permitting, the yacht waa .:heduled
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow morning in
time for the Queen to host the Re88a.ru t.omotTOw
nJaht for thetr 31st wedding anniversary.
At the St. Francis. the "Presidential Suite"
where the Queen will spend two night&. 11 in the
hotel's newest luxury suite and Wilhelm l&ld. it has
two bedrooma. a fireplace and a dining table big
enough to seat 10. The decor as deep red and
burgundy.
Aaked lf the Queen had requested any special
fooda, Wilhelm said "Our understandini ia that she
eata rla}lt off the menu. And we've stocked her
favorite Malvern spring water.
TV aid
"Her food ia prepared by our uaual room
service and will be aerved by the queen'• footman."
During an interview in his hotel offlce,
Wilhelm aald the Reagans' suite la wood-paneled
ahd supplied with the president'• favorite jelly
beans, fresh fruit, and California wines and cheaes.
Asked how these suites differ from one of the
hotel'• regular $80-a-nJght single roorna.· Wilhelm
said: "They C09t $1,200 a day."
Wilhelm said he is proud that the hotel eaten
to the various personal taates of VIPs who have
uayed there over the years.
He said the Ch.ine9e conaul general once stayed
at the St Francia for eight mo{ltha and had h.la
chefs prepare }ua•food in the hotel kitchen.
"And we kept Oreo cookie• for President
Nixon." Wilhelm said.
So fancy i.a the hotel that for more than 50
years, ll has employed one man whoee eole jab ia to
waab 1llver coln• and pennies In a apeclal
coin-washing mac:hine after the money comes from
the bank and before lt is handled by hotel i'Jelta.
In the last-minute rush to accommodate the
president and the Queen, the White Hou.e l.natalled
a special switchboard for the presidential party and
the Bntish Embassy installed phonea for the Queen,
Wilhelm said.
"The president even brings h.la own matches
and aahtraya," Wilhelm continued. "Hla at.aff
provtdes everything."
Asked how demanda of the royal party differ
from those of the White House, Wilhelm aald,
"Their needa are much simpler. She la not on an
o fficial trip. Britlah royalty travel a little
differently They're a little more relaxed."
• in saving life
Boy, 5, rescues pal, 3., from pool
PHOENIX (AP) -A
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first-aid techniques he
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Cemetery Monuarv
Chapel-Crematory
3500 P1c1f1c View 0 11ve
Newoort Beacn
644 2700
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•95 1776
HAaol LAW--MT. OUYI
Mor1uarv • Cemele~
Crem1 IOr.Y 16~ G1tl•r Ave
Coste Mesa
S40-55S.
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l&L. •O.&OWAY
WOSTUAIY
t 10 B1oadwav
Cott1Meu
6'2·9l50
had aeen on television to
save the life of a younger
child who fell Into a
IWimming pool.
Brian 0tai &aJd he u.w
a neighborhood chum,
3 -yea r -old Andrea
Romero , enter the
backyard o f a vacant
nelshborhood home,
where there waa a
swimming pool.
"I followed h i m
becauae I knew it wu danieroua there." Brian,
a kindersarten 11udent,
uld of the in cident
Tuesday . "H e was
carrying a teddy bear,
and then the tint thing I
knew, he feU ln the deep
end of the pool.''
Brian aa.id he lay down
by the side of the pool,
grabbed Andrei by the
hand and pulled him out
of the water onto the
concrete decking. He ifid
Andrft WU heavy, and
that he almoat fell in too.
"When he got out,"
Brian aaid. "It wu like
he waa dead for a
minute. He didn't aay
anythlna. and hla llpa
turned blue. That water
muat be cold "
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Said H ie wlll be mt d•, but TO "'°TICT YCXM ""°"..-TY IT 8Mc:tl. County of Otano-. 8tll• "' County c..n ol Ortn09 County on
wllnout cova11a111 or w1rr1nty, MAY •I •OL.D AT A PU•LIC Clll1omll. u per map •41CC>fdlcl In February 2S 1983
1 boot! 313, PIOll 10 to 12 •~. 1'21nt1 bpf-Of !mplied, tag«dlng 11111, AL I · I, Y 0 U NI ID AM M.___..-~-......... Int~...-....... Put>lll llad 0"1101 COHI Di iiy ~on. Of ancumbranc.. to ·~NATION Of' n• NATURI ---.......... ,,...,,,_ Pl M ch 3 0 l7 24 1983 pey 1119 ramll11tno prlf>dpll eum ot 0' T .. ""OCllDIMQ AOAHdT tM OOUlll'J record« of Mid oounty 1 ot, " • 1 • • • tn. note ~ by Mid Oeed qf YOU, YOU 8HOUlD CONTACT A PARCEL 2. An _,I lor r 1106-13
rv1t. wltn tn1•11t u In Mid not• LAWYIA. and pul>llc utility purpoeee O'Vlf 11111 P\11.JC NOTICE provld9d, adv•~. If any. und« .. portion of Ill• North hill of t
IM 1.,m1 of Mid OMd of Trull. "(II 1 etr•I lddr-Of c;ommon NorthWMt quarter of tna Hortllwlll ,IC'Tlf10U8 llU ... 18
f-. dl.,Qll Ind • .,,.,,_ of tho dHlgnlllon le thown 1bo11e. no 3""'" Of s.ctlon 21, Townlll!lp 15 ..,.,... ITATDmNT
TrutlMandoftna1ru111crMl9dby w1rr1nty It given 11 to 111 ou1h, A1ng1 11 Wut, In th Tne tollowlng per.on• 118 dOlnQ
Mid Dold ol TNll. &lld .. wlll bl cornpjet-Of corrlCl-1." Tn. Renc:ho LC BolN Cntca, Ill tlle City t>uain.a ...
n.td on Merell 1S, 1H3, at 12.00 b1n1flclary u11d•r H id DHd ol of Huntington BHch , County ol HOPKtNS ENTERPRISES.
p.m .. 11 tM Honn lrOfll entr.,_ to Truet. by ra11on of 1 braacn or Ortn09, llll• of Cllllomll, 11 per 25561 Jecat•nd• Court, MIH lon tile County Cout1houeo, 700 CMc o.llUI In tna ObllgellOll• ..:our9<1 map r.c:ordlcl In boot! at, Pf191 '3, VlltO. Clilfonu 9M91
t.ntar Ori.,,. WMI. Santi Ana, CA tMllt>y, ll«etoforo IHCU1e<I and M~ MllP9, In IM oftloa ol Jonn E Hoplllna, 2665 I
9270 1. d911vor•d lo th• undar1lgnect •. ~ co:::;:x,,·~~ ~~Ta ooty. J1c•••nd• Court. MIH lon Vl•IO Thi total lmOUt'lt of Iha ~ wrtnM Olc:lll'lllOll of Oetautl 'Md ,, • .,, • .... "' ' . ClllfOfnte 92681 t>alanoo ol tn. OOllQltlon .-:ured Demand lo< a.. and written notlOI f..i wld9 tile Waatarty line of Mid Oorotny 8 Hopktna. 25551
by H id property to be t old . of br9ICh Md of ellctlOll 10 c;-atrlp ~ ~'*' M lotlow9 Jac1rand1 Court. "'1111on Vl1)0 toglthlr with Int-I. late dllrgaa. In• underelg ned to H it H id l•glnnlng II • point In 1ne c.litomll 02&91
Ind w tlmlled ClOlte. ,..,.,_,and property 10 Ntlety Uld obflglllOll•. Nonh«~na ol •aid Nortn n111. Th>• t>utl,_ II CO(ld~ed by e
v.,_, u of IM d•I• n.r.ot. II end tn•rHll•r th• under1lgnad dlti.ttl erty "*-970.00 f_. general partnerllhlc> ,521 23 c:auMd Mid notic:. of breecn end 01 trom tne Nortn-tt••ly corn1r John E Ho9111ne
WHllam E. BUM. Jr. 119CtlQl't 10 be Aecord9<1 <Xtober tn«aof; tnenoa 8out11«Jy p1rllt9I Thia •lltarnant w11 ftled wltn tne
11 Mid Tn.ttl• 21. 1112 11 tnatr No 82-38005GJ>I = ''i':ew::z. ttr;: c:'na~~h (;slunty Ciat11 of Oftn09 County on P11bll1ntld Orengo COlll Dally Olllclll R9cofde ' · · ""' F1btuery 15, 19113
llot, Fib 24, March 3, 10. 1983 Seid HI• wlll 111 m•d•. but eridlng. ~ ,_M
• 10»-a without covenant or warranty. boT::O::-~ ~ ~= etrlp:: Publl1hed Orang• CoHI Dilly "'8..IC NOTICE •XII'-or lmpll«:I. r90ardlng 11111. tlf'Mln•t• NOf1hlf1y In 1,,. ~~ Piiot. Feo t'f. 24, .,.., 3, fO, 1N3 ~on. or eneumbr1nce1. to tin. 01 Mid North nall and 8oulhelty 1'29-83 pay tn. rarnalnlng pt1nlc;lpll eum ol tile nottl(•I uc:ur9d by Mid o..o of In • lln• 1n1t I• parall .. to 111d ftllJC NQTIC( TNlt with lnt•M1 u In Mid note Hor1n1rly tin• and which P•-____ ...;.... _____ _
' tnrougl'I tn. point of arlCffng P:ICTITIOU8 ...... p<OVid9CI, ldVll\CiM, II any undlf Truator or r•oord owner· NAm ITATIMENT
the tarml ol lllld DMd ol Trust. THOMAS" STADEL.. 1 elflQlle "*' Tn. f~ perwona.,. OOitlg llw. c:hwgaa and •J<Pell-of IM u to P110ll A. THOMAS 11TAOEL _,_ u
Trustee Md of the !fl.Ille Cl'Mtld by and LINDA 8TA0£1. hullblnd 1CM1 HMS PROPERTIES LTO 301 Mid DMd of T ruat.. Saki .... wtN lie ' • • Mid on Thurloey Marc:tl 17 l9&3 wfte u Jolm T-tt llt IO Pare.I 8 Forall Ave nue t 1gun1 816cn
11 2 00 p.m . at ll'I• cnapm•n The •''"' 1d4r•11 and otner Clllfc>'nla 9M51 A.,,._ 8'1t•ll"OI to Ille Civic t.nt« conwnon dMIQn.ilOll, "llfY, of lhl S111d•• H1rtn ... 301 F0<111
811lldlng . 300 Eut Cn1pman "'1 propef1y dee<:rl~ •l>o11• fi A....rlUO. Laguna a..c:n. C&lll0tn'8
A--Of c.Mtornll 0Uf1)0'1ed to ti« 111e2 HIWbOf 8lulf 92851 NOTiCI~ TIMI 0, IALI Circle. Hu11llngton hlClll, Calll., Judltn Ann Mc:!Mlt. 301 Fc>f•t
81D• MAY al MAOI IN CAIH 34541 Pl""*1• Pl-, C0.\41 Miia, A--. Laguna 8Mc:h. C&lllornla Clllf. 92651 ANO/O" THI CA8Hlll'll 0" The underilgnod Truttee Thlt bull,_ i. ~9<1 by e
ClltTWtlO CHSCKI lrlC.,M!D dl1cl1lm1 a ny llablllly lor any llrnll.O pertneralllp .. CfVIL. COD« &ICTlON m.. ._,.,._,_ of IN .. ,.... lddt-Sandri ....,,_
A I t h 1 t Im• o I t II a I 11111 1 I Md ()(Mr cornrMn OlelgnatlOn, If Th19 91at-t -Ned wittr I~ pu~IOll ol ,,. notlol, tna total wry .,_ n.tlill County~ of~ Courlty on
amount of tile unpe1c:1 blllnce of tn. s '11d Hll wlll b• mad• b11t Flbrulr'J 15. 1963
oblfOlllOll MCur9<1 t>l Ille el>o,,. w1tnou1 c:ove,,1nt or w1,,1111y. ,._.,. d11crlbld da•d o lru11 end , .... _ or ..........., r--ttUI 0 C o ••llm1led cotlt ••P•n••• ind ,.... ~·..-. -v-u-.,, • Publlanect ""Gt ou t '*"Y • · P<l9-t'On. or lficumbrtnOM. to Piiot Feb 17 24 ~., 3 10 t983
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lldveno. 111102,031 14 pay 1he unpaid balance of 111• • ' ' 930-&3 To det1rmln1 1n1 10111 not'(•) -9d by Mid Deed of-----------
lndobtadn•e•. vou mey cell TrU11t. pl1;e u piovtd.94 tn Mid "8.IC N011C(
•15 ....... ,. rM*(•I. ao.-. ".,.,, '"* --,.:wnoUiiUiiii•-D11• Flbrulr'J 14, 1983 ·-Of Mid o.ect ol Truet ......
s.ourttyl ••• ~"!':91on' Ind charge•, and ••P•n••e of tn .......... ,~ ..........,. ~.:-""'T •• TruetM and of the trwta CfMted •. :::• ~.., perwone .,. ~.,,
U -NllM Mid Dead of TNllt .,...,_ -T D. a.vtoe Comp'1iy Al Ill• I Ima of the lllltlal PACIFIC~UTO L.IASING. 2096 agent publlc:9tlon ol thlt notlo9. tn. total Herbot llvd/11 Cott• -.. .. , CA
ly l<lm Kr41bt amount of Iha uopejd blllnoa of 9:1e27
Aalt a.:r.tary obllglllon MCUr9d by Ille 1 TModOfe AoOIN Lelllng Co • 1990 N c.tlfo<nla Blvd dHcrlbld d•1d of true I 111 20M Hllbor 8MI · eo.ta MM&. CA
Suite 7 l8 eetlm11ad co111, ••P9"••• an t2t27 1 WllrlUI Cr..ic CA ~ 111 l 14t,142 31 Thia ~ Ill ~ by • ..-~111 Thi ~ llndlr Mid c;orporetlOll
415 M4-t01& of Trvel llwltofora IUl:Ut..i Theodore AoC>lrll
Publlan9d Or1ng1 CoHI De ll di llvar9d to tno underel9n9d l.AM6ng Co
Piiot Feb 24. M•dl 3 10 18'J wrttlln Ooc:tar1t1on Of Default and ~ AoOWw .K
________ __;9:...:.;.~ o.tnand for 8119, Ind I •<Ill Tnll .. :="-llled wttn tn.
Notlco of Dofeult and Elec1Jon t Coun"' C1art1 of ~ County on w Tho Uf._., c:euald Mid .,
HOllOI of DoflUlf end Ellotloll to Jiii 21· lM3 P-..a
8lil to bl ,_ded In ,..,. oount) Publl1n9d Ottng• Co.et Dally
'WMr• l";~L~~A~ Piiot. Feb 10. 17. 24, Marc:fl 3,
COAPOAATIOH 1983· J'1.-3 By~ Hamllll, -----------FOt'OCICMwl M~
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C•bl•l4t" a CAIC*)lry STIYI th nu MAI llllt/Oltlll/111 J&Jlllll IUlllH ROBIN'') Clf ANING LOW AATl!S butln .. a, l PAINT!RS NffO Comm'I Spec; 11, •Niau· Don't Move · imPf0\'91
Small job• I r9Ptllt• &eel prlOM 003-:un Reet-llc: QUAI 8:JI ll4& 139 8036 S..vlce .. lllOtOUQhly l\Ome • .UIO' HI• WOAKI 30 Yll ••P lnl/ 181'111. new Q( leiT\Od Stlyjll .. ' Bey Wllldow9
f r" M tltnat• 645-2003 l'LIU C•rt -. cl .. n hOuM ~40-01~7 The Feclory lnklrenc. ••I Atou&llc <oelllnge TOP HAf 638 2030 Ft .. Ml A9M 53t-l232 ,. !~ __ fta1lat CIH n upa Sprlnl\le• 1• HouH Glt1t111ng 1ell1bl; 846·"30 _133-0~21 lie 388780 FtM NI Tll "'!M•lrJ CHILO CA.AE wOh tov•. A·\ WOOO ,-CNCC & 11•11 & 1111111· llOCI & tnrul> rel Own t1a11ap ReH. Laa•lt lt'•t Devit Ptlnllng 842 74711 Replpe tepatr remOdel ~;.;:•~---~~-Remoo ,~.,,. lo 111.. tet\C41d yd, mHI•. c M OATf NfW & Rl'PAIA I 'n•l•I I rH ... Low YOLANDA 642-0406 J -Fl ...... llUOn1bl1 TILE INSTALLED
Deck• P•lloe. tenc:u 846-81011 wkdyt 12 1314113 4028/bH 34:.15 c.011 Ch•I• 730 41ne 7 ••H lmUTll OllTIM P&llllll Ue'd JOfln 63t 1151 All kinda Guerenteed ~, .. Ml Stev. 7!12 86M LIC'O CHILO CARE --lllwn !I Ol'M IPUILI PUm Sod. eprlnkl•r Ind IOd :!~ Y•• lie 40394 I Ina, ATLAS PLUMBING ' Ref• Johfl 1193-0487
REMODELS1"'FACE LIFTS Ag .. 2·6 8Mch & tlllll ~Jiii 0..1 ltNlr Ol •••.in ' CIHnlug ~llvlc:e CIH 1n11e11111on 0111 wu14 bOnded Rel• ColOI fa. HHllng 199Cl9'1llng In Tlll I l&IMY
C I d 11 6 30 11 842 0788 L CS 5AR "'""' IS •19•l 1" Ot>Oll 1.111ly IOOkt expen11ve 1)4KI 003 001 t Rlc:hard tep811t 64& loat UI om woo P• 01 ..... . _. Al MA K 1p1t11u• Lgetamall, 1awr1 ,....... .. .... s.4'1 11809 Check our "'icM bel011 AM l~r ... 1131·23't6 de<:k• & fencet, I ll gen 000 "A hll)QH. new OPIMlll o••d•nl"" ........ 2·0·· I ... INT/•"T c•1 • J1•• LOW COSTll 24 HAS hm r1p1l1 F••• ••I T le FUNI Lunch, Lo ,., .. fum ~51·4480 -··v ~" ~ " Very lhorougt> Od rela you l>uyl Lie 204618 ia.a • .., Rep111 ~lpe-R4tmoctel TrH S.mct
R111dy 841-0e22 anaoka ACllVlllH Faul TtM Gllen up & hAullng, 0.1 .. 11dth'-/. Eap'd Celi JuOy, IM8 1651 Ill Oralnt lk 850 1030 STUDENTS TREE
---FaltVlew, CM 75' 2342 O.r•••l•t 1p11nk1or •0 1•11 g•n 646-8096 1162 g5:n ll•r4'• lar4H lilt• ut••-y pu-111 --Rep•ll·Atter111one C-hlldc•r• ltc;e nte" me1n1 14!1 1287 • ---... , PMI •-----'ce/ ltNirl 8e1v1ce1, e1orm p1otec• Doon windows~bln•ll v 1 , TUii Home & ()tric;..e CIMtll~ ••M!!J · HIGHl!ST QUALITY -na - -llOn ••Pd 967-1 111
P1n.i-p1tta.i.no.. Newpot~~~3~ Top~tromoved c1 .. 11 Badpaa l~'d llonde<t tn•d C 0 12 y11 tn OC 1139 1888 UOIW&ll MLL'1 Tiff trimming. remov11.
Jerry 546-4413 --up. n...., lawn& 7~1-3<1781 HJU OOllTI. )(Int 1011 867-06111 B~~~.~~o:::~;~~.' Pllll Ylll OAITU (.ape 11enc;ed & p101 ... •lump grinding, h1u11ng
1 ne;;-g~caut R91Jlod~ Cltaalat lemcff tiooMl(.lur1111g tuu or pl/ 1 FWI 876 3 75 F atonal V•rr r•••onabte by exi>«•• R1n1>1 Fr .. -Landtceplng·Yd Clnupe F•p'd In ell homv 111>1trt time ,,., 11 .;,.p I' " th Irv n& t · I REE EST INT /EXT 111 .. l0t al ol your POOi Ml Jim 8&,. ""' lO conatr · r•Pllll big or CIMnlng Ole. ~·1. qut l Tr" 1rtm11emov-M1ln1 Comm llRH 5'48·3018 • " Y v~ r 11 REFS LIC 320881 I d F u..-... •mllll Ouar 075-6194 wrk Rete bond b l• bHll 542 St56 Ev.ity1hlng In Muonry TEO 71411171-9047 nH • or upell •er----------
.... v WE•THER o ••••QE 538-2738 . 838-3526 _1rr1ga11~ Jim 851-01211 '* • •HOMf Rf PAIR ,... ........ , .. Houwk....,.,tng lie/bonded Low low ---tvolcll,; cpelml ev,en, n'noo 'an~,C:.m, Tnla1 ltmct ""' "' ""'"' Tiii 1110 .,..,II E'-Plumb C••'""'"''" ~ ......... • ....., w•nl•• prtc .. 673 5367 Cuetom pe11111ng eat 1n1 • -C REPAIRED 20 yre Lie, ,._ ,._ I -....... ..-' Ver. & 1upphea 1nclud6d PLEASE keep 1ry1ng TYPING SERVI E bonded 982-8314 -••recttll, -••r• • l•Wn·lt .. ·lhlub lnllllll Small Job• OK Fast 1(111y 84' -4970 BRICKWORK -qutllly WOik •• re<Jueed (11 "') "'t•-t111 Fut-Ac;c;uret•Prot
C RemodetlRepeltl, comm Tree 1tlm/Remo11a1 "'111c• Keith 646-4572 Smtllllg• job•. 1epa111 wlnlet rel .. rree 811· _•_•_• _ So48·8974 e11 .. /wknd1 trpt ltmet & real!! Uc'd. bonded Lawn malnllRotolllllng :i'O-,e11Ts 'e•P crpn1ry DIA•E'I OLU•lll Local rel• 645·86t2 Dav• 673"203 t 20 yre exp Pool Mrv 1e-Typing/Word Proc..11\Q
No Steam/No Shlmpoo In& For .. , S52·9142 Free Mllm••• 548 eoes elec;, plmbng E11eiytl'lng fhOIOUQh & Dependable UIOlllY ' ITIOOO ••rrl•t molding Early 1;omple· Oulek. •MY revlll<>n•
Slain Spec;laJisl FHI 1184111 0.Htflettea WISOlPI lllllT. RHI r1IH 841 0063 1164-9766 (Ive meuao•I All typea·rH• 631·2345 Farthing lnto1101 De11gn j ~.C: e:a~~l hr&.;,~~,,~ Reuonable 851-_10_4_1
dry Fr" NI 839· 1682 Add ns/Romod. Plene & Cln-upi Rell 536· 1610 JACK OF All TRADES MRS CLEAN -HANGING/STRIPPING 2113800 8o4S 6280 Wi • Cl la
Shampoo & steam cleen permlll BondO<l, lnt'd -C•ll J1c1t. anyUme, 1 MakH II glHm home Mt•i•t vi .. M~Scoll 845 9325 _ _ · • IW Ila I
Color .. rl~hteneis. wht l"' •• t8670 548 •• 271 Cteen-up1/landac:11plng Day or ntghl 675.,JO 14 I 11µ1 ore Reta 646-2240 •BC ••ovi••a E ltliah~i•t WE WASH WINDOWS v "" .. Hauling Tr .. T11m • -- -.,.., "" "' · xpe1t wallcoverong on. _ Fall Prot•llOnaJ c1pts t min bletch C 1 l Cl Fr• HI 642-11907 Hialiat Que111y Mousec..laantng Quick Ca1elul Service alellallon Ae&1 Consul· J o Ho111 Rellnllhong Ou•llty work. gueranteed Hall llvldtn 1m1 $t5. avg ••• ract •• ... U -with a P4'<i.onel Touch Lie l 138048 552-0410 1an1 Au1gnm1 ~' 8590 Anllquea kn cabinet&, room $7 50. couch I 10, ROUGH & FINISHING Mowing tdgmg & ge11 DUMP JOBS HA/Irvine Beth 8!1-0-0933 --. - -fine pain tong 645 0664 Fioe esumate 848-7391
Chi $5 Gull ellm pet Cle8n·Up Incl WlndOwt eleen·up Honell & do & Sm•ll Mov1n11 JO bl -I *A· 1 lllOYlll * Bl1ckweldet Papornang· Seeger • ~ w;;t;:
odor Crpl repair 15 yu Detell wor~ 857-o89 1 pendlble For ""kl G1111 Mlll.E 6-40-139 t liOu•ocleenong AHlden Beal qu1tuy 26 yr exp mg & Removal Oual IMliat ing qlly work. lo pile.el.
eap Do work myull ---760-4403 o 554 4454 llol & rnc.unc1ea Oell11 Compellllve ratee I work only 494-3616 1----------548-0803, 645-3143 Aele 554.0 123 Drywall --r --·-HAULING·Sludent wllge Pocolle 645 4840 X604 , Loe 1.116,428 730.1353 -59 ,;-0 PER ROLL Hube• Roohng.0111ypea _ __ -Tree 111mmlng Cteen ups truck, stme lo 111tes Jon • -1 " New 1ec.over·deck1
We Care Crpl Cleanwa DRYWALL TAPING landtceplng-Spllnkliw 75Q·1976 Think you lacoat fax STARViNOCOLLEGE Quality workmanship, Ltc •411802 545.9734 ---------
SrMm CIMn & UpOol AN Textures & ACOUJltc: Repair Chuck 645-5597 -O E nE;;0-Feoerattld Te• Ser-v>Cti STUDENTS MOlllNG 1 lrM HI Jusun 5-40-9114 ROOFING REP•IR-S Slate Lew ll .. llrtl
Trucit Mount Unit Guar Free est Kellin 673-1S03 o-lph Ct .. all•to & Soni HAUL-M \I • ., "' VE CO Lie T 1:>4 438 l ---"' That ell contractors who ,_ u v Fu1n11ure T11sh Trees Home/ofhc.e appts lniur__, •~t.8.427 Pl11ter/ ltflir Small 1obs OK F1eo perform work over •200 1&11 ... 1 Ree• ratee S4!>-37t8 HYWU.LI lui/T1,. Comp! malnt. comm/ 963-54t6 NOAM 631 4871 WATCH US GROW! j PLASTER PA TCHING estimetes Call Tom 01 including leboi .. nd
B1lloon Promotlon1 Unll-CARPET INSTALLATION Very 1eaa-gua1 536·8~31 '98 Tree lrlmmlng & re HHtiat ---Davtt Most $10·S75 01 , -. -----R1111ucc;oa lnll8•1 30 ~uck, ~-2·_63_92 malerlela mull be II·
mlled. bright, be1ul & REPAIRS 30 yrs exp moval. clean-ups Free 20-,i, oH losl years Wiii P11aha1 yrs Neer Paul 545.2977 IUY'S llOIFlll -cenM<i Unlleented con-
bou1u•t• Same dey 645-9031 (bei 8. •ft •I ElMtdcal eat. 646-4854 111 4 3o 24 tir H 141· 1121 travel 641 0929 ltac;tors 1hould to state
41M-550 C ... at/ Ceacnte ELECTRICIAN. Priced JAPANESE GARDENER Furnac;e-p004 ~~l TAXES p;Gkup & d~y by ~~~!.~~·~I~~~ Lie; ~) i l'\.Uu:~ All
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& water peld televised tble. 811 emenllle• heeled pool & steps 10 Shr luxury penlhse I All YOU need lor 0<'9 O...Uoa&L
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COSTA MESA
l•&-l•U 11411·1613 lrom 9-5 985 N Coaat Hwy 880. TV, balcony pool, 640•5470 Friday, Marcb 4 Clllfhoven l1gh1 & airy 201. Laguna Beach o494-5294 J&c Completely furn llYEITllm Open. 24 h15
ARIES (March 21-April 19). You can now 3 BR ept, qui.I e1ea near 1ba p11to encl gar Room ;ik.1ch prMl""es Mar-July t 673·3887 1560 Newport Blvd CU PllWlllTIIS I 7 IHI l WlEl Hunt H91b0\lr Dehwtlr 1575 842-2134 .... 4llo4-2969 • 400 aq h S300 per-:.. -AnRACTlllE locate needed matenal. artlcles that had been Jost, re•• !pie y11d dbl ear · nr busl11111 & •hopping UClw ... nLY -
n\lSSing or stol~n. Focus o n o~ data, literature ow. W/D hkup 114o-6&07 JOI HSEllYE ITI ~·~6~520 __ -F or M to sn1 2BR H B Agent $41-5032 144 4110 T~~~~:~~t
related to mysticism or the occult. Relationsh ip ,__ 2 Br 2 Be w/gar, nr J NEW glled 20 Town· Nwpt Bc;ti qu1t1t heven tor hOVM. 5276 pk.a "' ulll. •IELIU lfFICfl• l~~~~~~~~~i-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
grows stronaer. Hunt. lnt«oomm Hoep home VILLAGE COM· busy VIP. non-smkr. pvt pell ok 962-5758 1 MO FREE RENT 2600""' M ample "Arking. u-• a -1'1
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TAURUS (April 20-M ay 20). Catch up on Detuae 2 B• t B• In Be 1800-1800 sq ft of Metule female has room Bs;J~0rr~~3~~ry rm I ~';::~~~r"e: Frwys No ~~"i i:C:~ S77 ~~~~i~'i~i~1is
l'<>rresponden ce, return calls. look beyo nd the 4-plex. cerpei.. dtapee. pu1e lu.llury Garegea.1 wtth pmare oaltl tor 25 , Call AM 833.3223 ---~207 immediate, make 111qwr1es regardtng social affairs l>l1-4nl enc;t 99' hll ... pa •PH in •v.ry home -yrs plus non smiting te Femt11e to stir ? Br Bat-1 j"l:::::::::::;;:~~~~~~~~~~~ or political activity Gemini, Sagittariu s natives 1510 No~·· 5 .. 0-448'4 muter suite dining m•I• All M Am11rnt101 1 bo1 taland duple• S275 •CdM Executtve Suite IAaataaceatatl
figurej_rominenlly. I I rooms. wood burning All 5, 546-1307 Cell 673-869t leave! Etegenr deco1 turn/ 3 8 1 2 Bl '585/mo llreplaces mlc10-wavo -----moss unlurn Elevator & un· AaaKactatatl lM2 G MINI (May 21-June 20): Focu s-o n baste PooUJllC\JW, BBQ Kld•1 ovens. pr1v110 oe11os & OllU COYE ---1 de r gr n d pr kn g Square Dance Celle<. avall chores, essenuals, employment. v.1n1na forces with OK 842-6604 yards. gardener provld· Single 1oom. wHhoul bl Shr lu• 2B1 2b• mobile 875-llSlO 499-4722 •'-~ h '---• ..--8--o h e<I Elegant ~Ying only 15 on beach k ll evttl horni! Wilt! qu1e1 wa<klng _ ---for Par11111 Company,
'4...-:' w 0 Snan: your Uptrat.ions potlig t abo on NI09 2 8t 1 Be In 4-ptex. mlnutH from Fuhton Mercn 1 111 8 876-4231 l.Oy no pate. pool, rec N 8 800 sq M otttc.. ava11 Chureh, Cklb 53&-76«
agreem ent made with re lative who embarks on ,_ cerpellng & 1ree111y •stand 1 mlnutn •o s c · rm Lee• then ,_. bllt to M • r 1. I IS o o mo .
sh o rt journey. patnted bit-Ins, garage. Plue or o c Alrpon Room ""'ktlchon priv bch Own room and 646-8402, 873·5!>00 SCRAM-LETS
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TO SERVE YOU ability to express ideas in graptuc manner 1 B1 eome w/lrplc Ave · Coett MeM droom tn Co are Mesa S 3 7 5 6 4 2 8 o4 4 4 or etwoy • Hybrtd "---7 ..-1. An• dlJ< ofc. llllUOn•blo DON T OWE LEO (July 23-Aug 22): Focus on p roperty, •""""'4 Pool' d&aysJ e '""'."" 1 Block 10 beach, 2 Br Outer hOfTll for ""0
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Emp h.aslS o n decorallng, -r€modelmg, beauttfy ing *C•l>le TV w1n1ed 10 1hr my 2 br owe u many P909l9 u 1 K1thy 1nyt1m• (2 13) w Peteneoouable Lovely3 8r 2be yeerty •., Eu1s1de Costa Mesa •Pl CM $260 Debra t 0<20Hloelplusr-p1 DONTOWE 63 4 -4 57 1 (7 14 1
surroundings and possible purchase of art Ob}e<'t or , 846.ur.i blk beach no pelt Furn1Shed room & beth 832·830l 548-39111 erea ev111 Piel non· 527-7186
luxury item I Hunlonqton Garden• 1900/mo 850 t706 aft 1nelds uflls no pell Fem 1mk1 t..at & r • .u 3004. •EWlll M&-••1 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep~ 22). Define terms, see 4901 Hell Ave 5pm P••1 673· 7544 Mi F to sni 3 t>r condo. pv1 645-3700 or 760-04M lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ -
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place$, 'peopl~ as they actually e xist M e ans be ls595 L1g 2t>r 2be bll·lns, Ver11111e1 Roomy bech Btttla, Nettle 2904 Linda. 650·1&48 eva OereH 411 Mar I
open -minded. n ot gullible Steer cl ear of mint cond 11r beac h. bdrm. clubtise pool Pin• Knol Mole! on Coast M/F nontsmllr 20.30 to' Re1111 or O lllce o ll
sell-decepuon. Be s ure that intended short tnp does bot 1 r•1 No pell "490 Sencty 642·6 t4ll Hwy NB. 11epa to ocean .,,, c .,.. l'>Om9 poo1 hotj parking tot. 22 1 aq "
not end in wlld g<.Xl!Je chase. ll33..J307 842 1339 Eal·blufl. l?K 1 bO pool I Wkly 1e1ea 64~ tub etc S250 mo ~I 1210 376 sq h 2nd lk>Of
LIBRA 18r. -& emell child OK pleasant erea no pets --I ullls 645-4S1 1 wllk up very nlee $250 (Sept. 23-0ct 22): Financtal ~arn is ....... IEEI A PU"trl __ Euy 1cceas. eloH 10 h . hl' ht.ed Em h 1485 mo I 1575/mo &44 47117 I -F n1sm1<1 to st-r '1 br apt 9V'81Yfhlno 073-2595 tg Jg p &SlS on payments, "COllC'<'llons, 960-7t65 3 Be 2b• 2 decks tiplc Rusonabre rates Kii I on Balboa Island gar I --location of needed material. Income potentia l as 11 · ........ :...... 1 ,900 chenettes phones meld S350tmo 650-0252 ExecutlYe olflee spece tor nhanced 'U h ha d 1 j 9 .,...,.,_. C4ll • • service l etlennel mo· -tease m Dani Pr DIK e . you get more a ut onty, ve ad ed ~ SANDPIPER no pets 208 441h S1 I voes SANDPIPER MO· Male 10 Shere 4 Br llOtne bldg OCMn vue. extras I
responaibilJty and chance for greater rewards ~ APTS. diy1 2l3/113 t 1974 -TEL 1967 Newport Btvd I 12001mo. tat & tut Cell Ca 11 Ao be 111 R E SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): M o re JX'Ople 213183H>904 CM645·91'37 lle0-11130eM6pm 493-0202 83t-9883
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'"" r,tt GENTLEMAN . would like FIRS ·FAST-CALL 10 meet lady •ho llkH Pet Flnd9's 838-9163 a«Mllod home Ille tor mtngued by your views and stiU others <.'Onf1de laHM .. Ital 191• pool & 1«u•lty Call ' er ••· ba hooM clote 10 beach IEWHllT Clmll 1 a • Ir A _.1 548-8636 Ocean vtew color Iv · Loll Blu•polnl Sii companionship/ pon their problems. Focus on uruversa.l appeal, abtltty to • & • "• I -room phones 11c; free In C M Ju11 remod & 2500-3000 aq r1 on 6th meH 1 l•mM .. .,. let 3Br 2Be sun dee;~ lrpk: I c;ollee Steps 10 b'eecn IOol(a g1ea1 $275 + ·~ floor or P1cohc MulU•l j mi l• Vic Co•on1 del Marn-oe 838_.656
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comp e\.e lo~tanding project. ., ...... n a .. 11 I ~~~··2'571150 Eve & SIS Hid poo4 642-826_2 --utile 83t-3590 Plan Double door entry, Ml• Reward 640..82511 OlllEIT&L IP& SAG ITT IUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21 ). Dilemma IS P -~~ Com pen Ion 10, elderly oc:.an vtew , convenient I Found young Doble found
resolved; light is shed on area whtch previously • tush gerden ••mos-V1e1tiea ltat1b 2907 "•ntleman Older rem 10 the Ritz Ae111uren1 Te W1n111e Park 2·28 Call llAWIE pnere Stepe lo the beech, 3 BA . " A II 2 6 bl induced fear s, doubts You'll make new start. •H .. lecl Pool 4 Sp& 2 Be. lplc; $800 yrty IBIO e.a1 C1b1n '°' '"'' 5 pref l.agune Bch condo ve -yrs on au ... 979-1800 bel«e 9PM 2022 Ouall St. member of opposite lleX wall help boo6t morale •Illuminated kilch cell· I 675...-4111 Mlle•. from Snow Sum-Minim um e xpense• " PROPERTY Lael In C<IM. Tiny l>tk clog NEWPORT BEACH
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Decisio n rs 1"91 LIDO DELUXE SPACIOUS mll 1 Bi & loft trpl TV o41M-211~ CORRESPONDENCE with rhinestone co1111 112-llll
reached in connectio n with h ome. e mployment. •Some w/lfg encl perto 2 Br Den l1ptc t>t PllllO nr •~t From $ tll '*' Cute eunny C<IM cotteg.e 760-0816 01 aM ut u Aewwd 1173-658e OPEN 10AM-12AM
•Furniture Avlll l 13So 675--e359 I dey 586-8187 -to ahere $.JOO N1 8c:tl I 840 Newpor1 Center Of, Found GOid Female Pup.I l Ufl I WED payme~ts. of debts. Fdocus on powers of persuasion . IOl1 hHM4 Oirole 1 bl 1 ba COii'""" ·~ l>tk ,LAKE ARROWHEAD min c 1 11 • 11. r 7 p.... Suite 1170, NB 1pprox II mo. old. Near CUTE GIRLS
romanuc m\.erests an career opporturuly Cell la< appt. 847-9695 · -.-· r&t••ll !or E111e1 3 Br 873-5882 1 Corona del Mar Beech & Slater by Hunt TO SERVE YOU AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18): Individual tn ~°.~7 3• 1500 mo (yrtyl $275/wk. 497-2057 dys HouH mlle M/F Euc' Gr-·nd !loot retail or of. H0tp 2-22 842-11715 --------Ott BMch Blvd btwn I .,_, . ., 4 5411 1717 -------EASY DIET • No SltMng, po8ltion of authority has change of heart -you'll -___ w/ll>'lr lu1tur10U1 Irv 111111 llce. epprox 293 aq fl Found Set morn. Shep No pllle, No exerclH .
be beneficiary. Display versatility. shake off W11m«&Sleter UllSI,... ll&IJl.I Le1ge Big BH1 Cebln •MP nee1as1..e110 S 190motomo Alto 2nd M•• pupp-y btk "°" 2 ll31-11>93 tende:fg( to be wedded to na•t. 2 t>t. 1''°' be. gerege. $485, 099" houM Sat & Sun Poot table. color TV, 2 Metr Bdrm/Ba upateir1 floor omce 400 IQ tt spots on 1.i1 s-48-3976 ---------..-YI<: Golden-I & Wern· 3 b1. 2 l>e, trptc. redec: I, p I t SI e e pt 1 4 . S260 S3s0 1230 mo 10 mo ldentlll-l adleti IC)edef, tull l>ody Pl CES (Feb. 19-March 20): Be willing to ., 4114-3720 eva thruout. 1875 514 Club-7141545-6916 pm. patlO 207m0ro clllon on Coa11 Hwy Found Liiiie black dog, man1g• II your loc.
I d t t d f I houM 993-58&8 ----10 move ln ange.. 873-2596 Cont Hwyl Hellot1ope S20. 642-0llM r evise, re v e w an o ear own or u t amate 3 8f 2 89 2•81y, 1675,mo · 'HAWAII CONDO·KONA oft PCH Newpor1 e...cti c d M 6 7 5 t 4 1 5 .
purpoee of rebuilding on a more aolid structure. Atk for Anlla 752.54 1313B1 281, lrptc .,., encl ~'dally. wkly Maren 11 __
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endeavors and speculative ventures. 3 BA 1'h be condo. veryl Ull• p d 5 850 mo Palm OeHrl Condo. Slngtecarga~orrent,l L.MM c.n ~ 9-5 oine. blk, vtc; BHch/ • ......_..., llwllw
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1675/mo. S600 ~t l.Ml)l 1 Br. 1 k upet.Mt, 1475/mo 2 Bi 2 B1. no P•ll Mgr 7711•0 l/erNfffel,. BICMfor P9n· IHM/l .... at.s 10 4000 eq n 111 n00t. lc...l· lut1la ltll ;:cx;;d Siiky Terrier. Vic ConeultMt·al rneners * 18th Pt. C.M. dlahweeher, Oll/1)0rt. Jee Pool/Jac:uul l<ld• Ok Ellla. Owner 873-3116 thouM .• 560/mo & MC, .... .tt.4 675-2495 111'3·9784 '4&-4131 Avooedo 1425/mo M2~ '-'-• -.... Adrien Reelt)' 649·6547 11 In Ot8J199 Co I Agent 541·5032 I IMO Newpof1 Blvd. CM. of Tu1tlerock, Irvine
-I 831~15& O...Xe .......... ...._ xtr• ·---~ ......... c•---tt -t• EataOlllMd 12 ye..-.1 Prime Fowntaln Valley Of· 400 aq" '300/mo 552-7652 or 6"2-4818 ........ U. BEAUTlfUl Beche!Of .,1 2 b r Tb;"' btr-°i711 Orangetr .. 1 b1_ r9frlO -•• •Phot011 Tlklll• flee 894 aq II 10529 AQent 841•5032 Lolt em tllk & wtlt dog, lula"I I
Hllw Duplex. 2 bd, 2be. ~tlol '*POft ~No cs...h, 1,_. mi._ beech'. Tennie. l)OOI, elc $49! ~'' n.,. 1 Bdrm •Pl 8 Mo au.rntd Servlee I SI• t • 1 I 0 t c k ) Com!Mfelal C-1 W 19th belong• 11 321 flow•r. fi•••....t-t
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M1-1'84. &42-6562 'TOP . .,.. 641-2447 ~2 1:: •---Ill 2741 & ~. ~.., tecfftty. ~ ott to en I Alrpot't .,... • bee. •lnl tetma 2 Br 1 Be. Foun<' F blk dog, brn halMa ~ 2 e E/tkte w l ~ ... -undet root cerport• and wtlo ere moving Suttee frOM :mi-450 tq prtvlle l'IOUM with ••rve merklnga. Crown Vly ~ cfi<. l500 • 2 M 1'A N, ~ 1tyte. DELAWARE PINES Diii 2 bf. 1 be. OoMl1 Vu, public tennt1 courte a Tuttln Oto 1132-4134 n ~ U.. • olflOI. dt... Pkwy l eg Nlg 4n-eo30 °"9t!alt!" ftlj Oii'· • II 85-t l20 ~ ow. AC. ow. petlO. 1 Br. ffplc, pool, gar, Mo Encl beam celllng. golf COUfM right behind ., " ...,, 11\Qp, antlQuee. •le Stort • . Ne I 4 0t S 15 1 & • Au If now swtvete petlo, ... 76/mo teoo utfl #lol'd ... l04.4 Pf°'*1Y· CIOM to l'l«'Y-Rmmte Wll/\t4td, llMI relP per eq Ti ictr• MA.K IN 0 M 0 NEY I Found Blk Poodle w l .... ,..
S4ao I tw, ~. ,....._ '9f. MM111: 144-2270 M2-N07 lhlngt 1395/monlh 12 8f 2 8e apt NB. l)Obll Ce11 557-7o O $550/mo +NO tWHter "Kiiier" Vic HOMlOWN!"S now ".~. dlltlct. 201t "'°"*.,Br 2 a.,,_, ..._.. t0221 ~ 8t. On the Mtld Hr, 18&. lnc:I AY•ll•l>I• Aprll 1, one Jee '290/mo. 04tll Ottv Downtown Huttt hectl !Ml-&442 77~64211 Coate MeM. 649-62t5 you oen INik•
A W'llllece ~ 03N. yard. ·2 "'"' ,,_ ...... ·-•II utll1, lnol Clbl• w/ I adult onfy' no.,... Call •ft e. &4()-03.42 CIOM to City H .. weltc I ..... In y04lf beokywd • yar • cat o.,ee-w/ -=-_..,. ftoc*·up lor W/D 1ttl0ll OWi* at t4Mt38 Prolettlon•I MIF non· to bet*• l Poet Ottt;; 4 '1onlfl'ont IP&iCM 1$0 e-.it. blk 11U9Py, ap• 1 Grow fllfl I 8Mmp tar W..WO. 2 BA, 1 ... pool, 1tor•o•. AcroH from LIO 1 & 2 ldnn .. ~ .. nit. Ave II M,u. 11 ;g: .. from tUO to to 1120 11!. 143 Br04ld• yr, OOOker mix. tiMt>ntn. Prom no,..._ MSC) mo t .. I lenta Alva Country Ctub. plnM l ttr•ame. 8.o t 14 0 0 mo . ( 7 1 4 ) rllr, 28a, ocn Y'lallp, f11>1C, amolutf' there Promon-400 tq h to eoo tq way. C.M Adrian Ally F~ to OOod home .. "°'I £.-citing Opp't·Mlnlmal !el&.~ ' MIO mo /wt/A, Merdl I. ~poof, ., & ~ 4 t 4. 0 a 2 a• ( 11 3 I encl oareoe. M3S mo tory " P•nthouH ft t. month frH rent. I 14t-1&47 claimed Vic CM/SA on Inv.
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40 Melrtc units
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55 Dignity
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35 'Twist
36Song
58 Nasty look
59 Gutter area
60 Canadian
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49 Tennis gear
SO Stroked
38 Outmoded
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61 Car1oonis1
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start ton!ght ln Costa Mesa office
7141875·0900 belwHn T..._hone SalM 1MWf ttatwwe, Mr'Y. tor I plue 24" MtgnaYOll colof .-..--•-...•---~~~ 10 • II PM. AS for Mr ....,.. & 1ome Hrvlng poe; TV, S-ul. Wllnul ~ ltMlal ffll
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46 Sun homily
48 Gunpowder
63 S.. American
66 Leiter
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56 Abominates
59 Of a time 25 Agrippina's
son
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69 Sealowl
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•PJeaaant personality
•Reliable
Approx. 20 hr• pr wk Ol•••llll etove French Oec.o hut-amell llama. 530 Vl111 Apply In pe raon M·F
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pre(jtr fight truck w l • All Shltll black, klcl'l tchool deeke Twin & Full Slz.e M1t1r111 b t w n 2 • 8 pm ,
camper lhell. Only neat. w/chllra. 1lac:klno book· & Boxaprlng• 751-4381 7141646--3Ne
reaponalbl• p1raon1 llOI UllY ca-. draw-lell tablet, I l2l.a --------,.,..,.....,..~ need 91>pty. Starting IP· dr....,, w/ml_rrora. hell J ... ry " Ptwtl Ull g~~·b~~6:.~~~9f:A 111-1811 trMI, che1l1, trunk1 & SALES CIHelc 18' Lapllrake
only. Mon-Fri, 11k ror TlLDllll Z'C:O'~n°'!r ~~T.~ 0~ IOllL .IEWELIY g-'1~ ~1.r·
Greg Hyde, clrcul1llon lllJOITtll Thull. 10% buyer'• pr• Mutt be ·~ In r~. · ·
1142·4321 Work ~1nne In Coate mlum Call Charlea tor retell Hill, and man•· Partner wanted. 1980 25' .... IUll INSURANCE. eom,,,.,-c111 ··-· ... t I d A REAL ESTATE M ... Lut week our lop d1t1ll1. gemen · I 1ry an Toity. FB, loeded, lnvNIC. Part time. 24 hre per Property & Ce.auattyml.. <>·•--... __. 1 exna.. ..-aon put In 24 tioura ~ M~~-a.-t.1-1 comml11lon open. Call Incl o.na Pl lllp. LMM W •• k Co.'. M ••• S• alatant, uper nee:. n-..,_,_, -,.... ,.,.... -.,.. J•-lol 2131747 •"18 b s 1000 ..... .. rlenced person In com· anc:tbroughthome~5 ToronoWay C.M •• _,, or uy . un.
per hr Cetl842 .... 104 :::~l~tC,:j'aZ:; mercial & lndu1trlel rlll Call 751·4222 alter 1 556--9901 ' llackla!!J 1111 l 1t8/mo.983-0007
E.ern fut caah • Mii QOUC· 1n1ur1nc•. lrvlne. Call Mtlt• lor 1 IUC08Uful & PM. a 11__ IOll ••• ---14' Bolton Wiii* type, met 11eak1 & H1food Meurtne 752..o990. Equal growing firm Telephone..,.. au .... cn w ,._ -nn 40HP Mere, 1 2,950
750·8235 Excell pro· Oppty Emptyr. Beet WOfklng oondltlont HARBOR AREA 01ty·1cet, 1mall tanke, Wkdy. 835·8H5, eve
duct INTERNATIONAL OIL In Newpor1 8eech CALL US IOW APPLIANCE SERVl¢E Teecom min tOf'ch, Vic-S7M555 faotllf Tllllll DRILLERS no. tW~fOf 714/&4&.5051 II you are I wtnn.I The We Mii recond. r=n IOr ·dual •I= gauge•. -.4-2-. _C_ll_ll_Of_n_l_lll_T_rawlet--,
Now hlr""" lor 1et & 2nd rou3Meok4nd tom• lltln1llllT ' sky'• Iha llmll on our 8'>C>flalleel. ~ •xtr• ttS)9. S 1981 Lo hra on twin
"'V fl I I tlldlng pay ecale Easy to 842-0100 1188-1221 ~·ta, Better lt*1 ,_ wt thlfl• Mature women llel et• . ua tr• n tLlll nNT Mii publlcat1on1 In our I lft APft.111111 Ml.~"·-~-1411 :;:-.....;oa. IAOK la ..UM-
pref EOE ~ In per· S20,000 plua. For Info lmmedT•t• openlrTg lor office by the Ml Gu• H«b 957·8133 lllUll'R~ • N,.......B ...... _ ................ . eon, no P'IOM cells call 312.92().9&75 lonl ~k I I t -· .. ··-_.,..,_o reeepl ti c..... VP I ranlMd pey tor tuN °' '-' Retr1Q411..el0f. S200. wuh-POOl. TABLE Of ~7172 IYDPAI .., Legal eecretaty. O.C elr· tor feeding 1dvertl1lng day Cuti bonuMI we er & ~. 1135 ... di. 4'x7' elate, custom wood ---------
5455 Production Of pon, min 5 yra, t>us, tit. agency. 0 C. a irport have 5 po1lllon1 left hwl.!lher. SlOO. &4&.5348 deeiQn. eom. wtbllllltd STEALI 125,000 Chrl1
Huntington 8Mch exp & eome WOtd pro. -· Typing 115wpm. ex· Huntington 8c:f1 tight & W8M unit wlcuea Craft ~ f« only SI.
General Offa: Fiie, poet Cllllngo"en1~· Hrs•:i:·Yl':'*pen: c.11. ptlOtWt eldlle SellfY Oall 114-IM-2111 Retngerator. Brown. dble Valued 11 S2000; Mlllng 000 Ael1orecl ·ee Show & ~ phOneS Col'll· ,. range tt000.-1200 mo d00t, Very cle•n. runt for $500 nnn 881--8237 Bollt. 7141~
'4. 1 p 111 C 0 n tr 0 I, 075-0 Cont11ct Chrl1 tor appl TDJYlllll 1110.1 g r ea f . S 2 5 0 o b o •fJ.&
957-0171 Ne~ Cable TV Show 780-3861 FEATHER COMFORTERS lail • ,. 0-9526 LOSE 10.29 POUNDS -We clHn & recoverl-=----------
1 month whll• eating, needl el typee of f9male Warde Sl9n1ture dbl• Europe an style with .... flll -lllllAL lfflll cheetlno & earning aaPT/lllY l1ce1 for me.k.,.up d• wide relrlg , tro1llH1, beeutlful downproot FOR SALE
Good phone voice and • 8 0 0 •• 2 2 0 0 m 0 . PUT n• mon1tr1llon1 Fun Ex· loemeil.,, gold, S300 or tlci(lng 842~70 1142-49", M·F, 0-5 per1on1llty to handle 85M651 parlance, No Pay. Call bst ofr. 546-2871 -cu1tomer aervlce. LIQhl neede d for Coldwell Rl<:fletd Stevena, 10 AM-Beeullfuf JIJtHr·A~ Gorgeoue 78' RhodM
....... ..,,. and lnvolcl"" lor l"'llU 111111 Benker RHI "~~tat• 1 PM S7S.1334 ..... ••ttdalt .... Rug •II WOOi, h•nd· Motor Sallet. ltlnl oond . • ,...,... ..,. Newport Ottloe. ,,,.,1 Mon -woven 6'8" x 8'11" elcy Replacement value
lendectpe mal3ten.;~ = ~~·~.~ =-lhru Fri 9 to 5, ull lor TEXAS OIL COMPANY WINDOWS & FRAMES blue 0& Ivory. SJ50 St,700.000 1uJaeu Belt WutM Slit Halt Wu... 5101 =~~· 11 10 · -r · wagon or 11*1 end ~Joy Ct • Ir • John• on, need• mature~ tor UHd, IQ• 1tzea, good 557.8120. Wiii t~ tot -----AM-.. -- _ wonting with tMllllQell. 044-toeO. ahon tripe t•,,,,oundlng condition. &45-1888 prOc>lftY V-..S &I
--•--IH9 n •-·--•-CRUIS£ SHIP JOBS GOVERNMENT JOBS • Call Mr. AountrH at Orange County. Contlic1 ,._ ttn Mll '200 Ctn Siiia, Ilka new. t7SO.OOO -_,_, All Occupetlona Thoulandl of vac:anc:lel Aellef for Boetd and Cite Cuelom•re. We train. -p LICfolx ,_ UOO. Mii 8oet tr.. & aw. *lllT&llll'f* St1111tlcal typing. ahor· Avelleble mutt be fllled lmmedll· 54&-7058 btwn 11AM & Home. 24 lw shlttt. Sun· Streig ht commt11ton ••BM·PC 84K, 2 drives '350. 5$2-3519 Cell 78().1077
NEWPORT BEACH thtnd & knowledge o r Grett Income opportun--tely. $17,834 to 150.112 3PM WMk dlYI. day a Monday. 548-0705 bulldlng product Illes. (1 80KB). 12" monitor. 50 lb body beg, "40. x1n1 1.,, H .......... "·t, .-wt
Prime 8eadl LocaUon accounting Seiery opert 11 y For In Io . Call 718-~1'2·&000, Ext ltNllllt Write 1' W Olck.,aon, com pl. ayat. S2695 condltton. 0 ..,._.,. ,~
Xlnt ~ aq fl Call Nlcole. a51·0322 3121888~7 Ext C-70 29" lor ,_ ........... lllOr\ In R1111urant/Hlghl Club Pru .. Southw111ern ~2t ~7oee Teq. &.wwile ..... ldt'M, LOW PRICE F .. for Olrecfory N9wpott ~. Fofmar· AUort11y on penln1ule PetrOleum, Box 789, FL l 1MO. 875-aat3
ChurcNll Prop. 54()-4.470 Apt Maneger. mature GROCERY etor• CMtMer IY loc:eled It the Balboa need• wretary Some Worth. Tx 78101 fret It In MU Chlld Craft book• by lllltlL llllllm couple to manage 18 Oelaentrypenon,exper , Exp 830 a.m ·ll pm A Cl b J t•o•• background TOP 1 I I F-*81 Pr.-"Alloe" ---F e-.tt. Wortdboolc.'50. W,,'!~-;gd;::.-:·~·~~7'~: =::,;:;.:~99'~ht ::.~~.'::~,'~~":. ~;~f51: .. ch. 12131 114~1&75u · oyc• 714-e76-0800.eerbera tarred Model• & mu1t 0f~good home. &46-3712 ~~:u';~,n·s~~
ment for plcturH: di· rlne IJartety ol ottlce MEDICAL ASSIST ANT. Salle Escor11 (213) ~ 1f84 ~G386 alt 5 Brune wick Electric Air ~· ~-lleepe
plomM, degf ... etc on BhAB1YSITTE1Rd. ft"IOther's tunc:uona 1111 out thil Ml HAIR SALON-Heir llylitl up front I bad!. Typ. Full time lli.t of busl· '250 to $500 Hadley getne.72 .• 7 4. encl heecf. dllMf. lllp wood plaqu. Coat 126, •per. o er women time poelllon R-i>ld. .0. needed lor Balboa lalend ....... non-I/Mr Sel#y & Mii telephone eyetem• Week"" _ __._... YOIK Shaggy white "Benji" i. s.e.7 o evall, NB. 115,500.
000 Mii 18000 Tetm• pref, 11 mos old, my vancemenl tor right In· -·•-•7 .... "13 :::!• ,,,_,,._ ........ 70 Mu11 be sharp, S800 '1 .... ,.....-• male ~'r hOme 846-5258 752·9069 home Nr Fetrvlewl ~ dMdual Kathy 97~ _,., o ~ '" • .....-· .....,._.. baM plua cat lllOwlnQe ... 1oy pe~a mellld M«llu • apeyed . BACKGAMMOHS2~~
111trom & Greenville HELP WA~EO tor MS NEW OPENINGS FOf Na-& commlMIOn ~8575 every Friday lor work ' · Solid oak, .. Ulll RETIRED ..... ..._.-~ lllTa1 ••--..... I""'' .. __ .. ~ lhel 842.010Q ~1221 6-49-7287 .,...._,.........,.. 548·5187 or 751·4 163 - -... r-Patient. 43rd & S... tlonwlde lndullrlee No ••-,_ ,,. ..... ...,..,. _ ••-•• ._
lor epec • lnveatment. ror appt Ask tor Rose Could lead to Chelr"slde bol 81 1 ht em & 1 hr s ..... wtll train. 15,000 SALES week Paycheck• fully I ta et Pttt•irt -...:: •1__,.. -rv.....i·-• .,,K Ron .. ,.... r,:~antMd Start I~ L .. B .... OOR RETRIEVER I I r Won In r....... .,.,.,, ·-,. ............. ...., In 2 months ta< ROA with elternoon I 7 50 hr ptu1 1 yeer. FOf ln1o -"' ""' .. -._.. 8711-e389 M&--8712 ...,... B1by1lller needed for CP cert Nonsmoker 85()...8039 1-312·031·7051. ext. ,.,...._., ........ ately Oetall• and IP-PUPS AKC. All sl'IOll ,..... -.....
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Looking for 1 fut food Divine EpllCOl)eJ Chureh lllTIL/IM. PrMfite OLUll/1&111111 OFF-SHORE OIL JOBS -· Wiii Vain qualified Rd • Suite 205·L9. Sen Fuaitue MU i Tr ... l. II-3 amall 8'de tlel to 30' by
rHllurlnl In Orang• 15 per day PleaH call In Newport Center.... opening I I No Experience nee••· ~~'c;:.c!0r~a~:;~~~ ::,' Antonio. Tex.11 78229 I an ,.ln"lll lunrverally Alhlellc Club 8' beem, u ft. No five C I G t I aat 548-2237 extra aharp expr'd ROA lmmed on ron Hry. U.S. & overHH . .,. I M befshlp S300 Hm aboetdl 956-2473 oun Y rou • • deett for enlhuel .. tlc In· F 0 r 0 Ir 1 ct 0 r y Bue operation tor ulel fUYll. Um Herb 957--8133 em i----·-----S100,000. 0peri 8 deya I BE OWN BOSS chel""'9 wlt,ont olc. & dlvldu1I. E11per pre I 1•312•741..eHO Ext a.13 111panalon tn Southern Commerelll "08llCY Eli· 2 13154 8 • 7 10 1. Wk NB MARINA, ct.y, wk mo.
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ploy .... Call CollHn ery twrttory 857-4024 1t•ll lor • rewarding Thur• a·30 to 12 noon I PUT/Tm ma.... reno• from $25,000+ tlv• Travel Service. Ir· Merle '*"'· r'l\llnl. 846-0851
Mc;9ulre, agt. a.46-3301. BOATING career. Salary o pen 1107 Jl/Tlbor .. Rd. NB. Wanted 1dult1 over 22 annually For confldenllal vine. 833-9408 flllfTlll Lin Ull .S Side Tlel to 59' ewll. Im-
._.. .... , f.D.'14021 Coet1 Meu ullboal t;.40.0300 Hotel Switchboard Ope~ whO enjoy wor'ldno with ~~'-· Cell Miu RI· Typlll nMded. 40 wpm, MASTERS AUCllON 30 Hallum Balloon• dell· med. Beyllde Of Mitt, ==-',-.. UmD bu 11 d Ir need t Oent1l Asst, ROA for bu1y rator 11 tuxur1 Llgune youth Muel be .. ~ell --•fH'll ...... part.time, alternoone. 1411111 llJ..tltl vered 1nyt1m.. Perteet mo. to mo. No live • ..-nblerlwood worker, Nwpt Bch Reator•llve Beech Hotel. Eltperlene· groomed, peraona.-. • _.., ood ............... tor all OOCMk>n•. Great aboa rd•. 065-2473 IC9 It .... potential foreman Exp pr.c:tk». Seeking enthu· ad prel. Conlec1 Mwgle poelttve motivator. Ster1 11'-Mt-llH :. ":~ ~ELEX.,...3001 Rue• Floral Sota. 8'. 10 r s I. p • 1r1ck 1 wll:dyl.
ng In 1~ & 2nd prel•rr•d Call Mon· tlutlc chelr·lld• tor. 3 MarmollfO. 407 ..... 77 •• 175 per WHk. C•ll BETWEEN 11 AM 3 PM s>tll<Jw.bedr. S250 873-«10 _ _...;;, _____ _,__ TD'•~ 1948 loom«Y M11lne Suppty, member beck off ice 2·5Pm.1148-7021 (&lk lor • ~hlll, Bldg!>. Ste 108· ~58 t250lmo. Newpor1. No
Robt. Sattler NH/CM Fri only s.48-9462 1 .. m. XLNT Salary and .Ull IAlll! WAIT· Sherron). SALES poeltlon open wl 879•1711 II' Sole, like new, xlnt Firewood • Firewood. llw-4boWdl. Ytetty ont,.
R.E. Broker Bel ReeltOfl Brick M11on. exper'd benefit• 831•2490 n PUT Tm ~.n~du:~~··~o::c; cond comfy, ••rlh ~· ~~~ws::;: ~~ ~i::.·18~;0•3•56• 0•1•
842·2171 546-0611 wage negotl1b4e Dentel Secre1ery for Nwpt 2·3 hr• every Thura -i-ill• wk & more Cell Dick TYPllT t ~n • • SI 7 5 C • 11 ~5910
'Y 951-458 t Bc:h Reetorattve Pfec1lol S4 00 per hr Cell J im I •11'15e ,..,_____ S.t your own hou•• up to 845-4148 ---------iBoat lllJ'll ...,.....,.. • ....,_ 11T Tl, II'-L. • SHklng enlhue1et1lc 876-~831 Tu11. Thura, M•k• extra U helplng Hardy 531"3000 30 per week G1ne111 Mull Hll old Pe ralen pon 8-lh. 26', 30' 1 mo 23% yleld, 175,000 11t C&lmll teem member for 3 wttndl a< ...... COM youth carrl«• promot•ISalM office 5541-8181 Olnlng HI, 11111 cond, 8 • rug•, Hart•nd Young !rte rent Cell 842-4644.
TD on IUI0,000 rudy· 11 .30-3 30 wtcdyt. $4.50 member tront otllce their own Hl•bll1h1d l11P ~. ~;,..,..1 ' p1l"llng, Gem1ton111 "*> 40'.
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vie w. downtown LA. 645..a373 9¥1 quired XLNT h1nge be· ly lady. llv•ln, mature Ing, auracll'Ve parental 8 :if.'naMI· -getlc otnoelk• OU Gentlemen• d,_ Prlvate doclll. Under 30' ecr~ fr~ EJyMn5a1 I Pt11113 Clet1c needed tor Liquor n e 111 • • n d S •I•' Y WOIT\&fl lo drtve, eook I type '*'90fl, IMMM c:ell posit ve people wanted c:all. 85t·1115 '280 on ,..,. ...,., 1 ,. n S 3 83t·241M> c ... n tiouM Attractive 2·6PM M-f'. 84&-7021 ~~~co:*'~ Wll_. 844--2901 E.-y-. 16().1908
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eouth of San Di-o<> Freeway oft Harbor Bl11d Complete
IX><fY -"OP Sllft Service Pert• Service Dept. o~n
[Wonday thru Friday 7 30 A M lo 5 30 P M end 8 A M lo 5 P M, on Seturday.
OIANGI COA5' Alll\C/J H P/HNAULT
2524 Harbor BIVd .. Co.ta Mesa '
5<49-8023 &45-1770
• 1 Jeep o.alef In the w .. u See ue today for sa1es . ...,-,1ee
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MIJCH THE NUMBERS ON THE
MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IM THE BOXES ...
• LONG llACH IMW
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Fr-.y to N<>Oh Cherry off-temp, turn right & go 8 blocile
not1h to 3670 N Cherry Alie . Lono Beech
( 7 14) 636-~790 (2131 427-5494
• NAlllS CADILLAC
2600 HarbOI' 91vd , Co.la M .... Tel ~·9100 Orenge
Coun1y·a L.1roes1 Cadlllac dealer Sai.. S«vlee LNslng
• SADDLllACtc IMW/IUIAIU
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we off• wt111 no~ Of' ..... compeny can 1. bpettty
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415 I!. Cout ~ .. Newport 8Mctl. 873-0900. The onfy
dealerltllel In <>r.noe County wttf\ .,... three gtMt fMll• under one roof!
• • IOILONGPllPONTIAC
13600 9Mch Blvd We1tmln1ter Tel &92-6651 Orange
County 11 oldest •no terg .. 1 Pontiac deele11h1p Sales.
Serv!Ce.P1t11
• DICK MILLll FIAT/LANCIA
"Probably the lowetl prtc:.d Fl•t• In Southern CehfOfnle"
(localed 1 mite nof1h 01 SouU Cout Pl&ia
nMr Mein SI end Warn« Ave In Sent• An•)
120 w Warner. Senta Ana 557-2132
• SANTA ANA DATSUN
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OrlQlnat Oedlc1ted D•tl!oln Deal•
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(flOtfl'*fY Orolh Chewottt)
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2845 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 5<40-6410 Se<vlng Ora~ County for 16 yee1s 1 Mlle So 405
• SUNSIT FOID, INC.
(Home of Wlllle the While) 5440 Garden Gro11e Bt11d ,
W111m1n11er Tel 636-4010
• OIANOI COUNTY VOLVO
10120 G.,den Gr~ Blvd . Gerc»n Gr~
Tel 530·9190 Exc1Uefv91y Volvo to cowr alt your VoHb
requlremente
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9')eelal pan• une: s.tt-0400: bOdy lhOP llne: 754-0400.
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HB victi!'ls' spirit
dark as the water
By GLENN 8COTI' or .. Otllr,... ....,
People who Uve along four
flooded cul-de -1ac1 In
Huntlntton Beach be1an the
1loom1 bu1lnet1 ytat.erday of
Mlv.,ina dry belofllinp.
It wun't euy. Thtlr homes In
the low-lyln& aubdlvl•lon
frontina Beach BoulJVard north
of Atlanta Avenue were atlll
sitting in several feet of dirty
brown water. Tht resident•
waded throu1h the streets or
paddled rubber rafta, their aplrlta
u dark u the water.
and tables floatlna around. You
can't beUeve It."
White and hJa wife, Su., at.oOd
on an uphill aide of a brick fence
~""'-Beach where they could
1urvey tJ\e flooded net.hborhood
below City of flclala .. 1d a
break ln a nearby flood control
channel and a clo11ed atorm
drain led to the floodtnl.
Don White examines daughter's car in (root or Huntington Beach home
"Nothln1 la dry," said Don
White of 8012 Mermaid Circle.
"Even the stuff hanglnt in our
closets la wet. Everythln1 Is
water-soaked. There are beds
Sue White aald she hardly
knew where to beiin l.nalde their
hou.e, still wa.iat-Cieep In water.
Valubles and important papers
needed to be re«Ued, she said.
But after that, It all leemed the
same . Even fo o d In the
refrij{erator was wet. The
Whites had refinanced their
(See DEPRESSING, Pase A!)
' I
I I
'
THI DRANlil COAST
I
Storm da_mages
near $50 million
l ByROBERTBARKER
udJEPFADLER
qf .. Dllllr .......
I The violenl storm system
which pummeled Orange County
1 for a1x daY1 with up to 8 inches of
rain caused an estimated $50
million damage to ~h public
and private property, officiala
aaJd today.
-Carole Hopwood, manager of
t he county's Emergency
Management Division, said
''Nu1h" figures compiled thi1
morning show that Huntington
Bach by far suffered the wont
storm damage.
Dogs rescued ·
from .flood
need shelter
Most everyone evacuated from Lactina Canyon in the past few
~has found lodging
hett, either with family or
friellda. Bl.it there are still residents of
the canyon who need temporary
abel&er -namely about nine or
dop that were n!9CUed
hree-foot waten in the
d Animal Shelter.
cy Goodwin , a
a~eswoman for the shelter,
Ulcr 15 doo and a half dor.en cats
w•rie pulled from the shelter
Tueeday and put up in a variety
ol veterinarian offices in Dana Pcqt and Laguna Hilla.
'1blun~ including memben
ije city's pro-life Pet
naibillty C.Ommittee, then
oat and took in a few of
ta on a temporary basis.
small canines and the cata .D~ve foster homes. Bf.lt Goodwin said temporary holiPes -for perhaps a week or
tw~ -are still needed for about
10 large doo. Jntefeatecl pet lovers who have
room for a four-footed guest
9bould call the dty'a community
8el'Yices department at 497-3311.
Preliminary estimates place
damage in the beach city at
betweeJl $22 and $24 million,
according to county calculations ...
Hopwood said the overall $50
million damage figure is •'not out
of the ball park. Sut It ii a rough
estimate and one we'll be pinning
down in the next few days." v=ita · Tue9day, the storm
tri up to 800 ~lions
in untington Beach alo~
And today, Fire Chief Ray
Picard defended decisions by dty
workers to evacuate residents
from flooded homee.
Some homeowners claimed
they could have saved their
dwellings from flood damage had
they been allowed lO remain
behind.
But Picard, who operated the
city's emergency operations
center, said, "We-received
complaints that we didn't act 1-t
enough and complaints that we
acted too eoon.
"We were carrying some
people from their homee. There
was no other way out. eapedally
for the elderly and the ill,'' he
said.
"I sent a fire protection
specialist to the Seven Seas Lane
area (near Atlanta Avenue and
Beach Boulevard.)
"When we went ln, the water
was ankle deep. Two hOW"I later
it was waist deep," Picard said.
Area officials, meanwhile,
(See EVACUATION, Pase A!)
CDAIJ IDITIDN
ORANGE COUNTY, CAl IFORNIA 25 CENTS
Dllllr ,... ...... .,, ~ ,.,.,..
Katherine Gray and son Garrett survey sunken
boats and bucket• washed from inland
nurseries along Balboa Island.
'
Landslides
threatening
. -.
CdM ho.mes
By STEVE MARBLE
ud JODI CADENHEAD Of .. D9llJ ,... • ..,,
Hillside r-esidents in c.orona del
Mar were prepared to evacuate
today as the rain-soaked earth
holding up their homes began
giving way and tumbling to a
street below.
The land failure below the
hillside Irvine Terrace
conununlty forced work crews in
Newport Beach to close off
heavily-Laed BaySide Drive from
Pacific Coast Highway t o
Carnation Avenue.
"The ground just can't take
any more water. We're just
hoping to God there's no more
rain," said Wade Beyeler, the
city's general services director.
More rain, however, i.a forecast
by the weekend.
City en1ineers in Newport
Beach also were watching
hillside homes in Spyglass Hill
and residences on K.inp Road,
which run.a along a cliff above
Mariners Mlle.
An emergency Red Crou
' shelter at the Orange Coast
YMCA in Newport was being set
up early today in the event of
evacuation.
"The ground is just sort of
oozing down. There's been so
much rain. We don't think any
homes are in immediate trouble
but if we get more rain, there
could be problems," explained
Bob Wynn, Newport s city
manager. ~
He aaid the worst slippage
problem in the city was from a
hill.aide above Bayside near the
intereection of J~ ao.d..
For the most part, city worken
in Newport, Costa Mesa and
Irvine were using the lulls
between the showers to clean up
and get ready before the
anticipated weekend storm hlta.
In Cotta Mesa, firemen were
goi ng door-to-door today
vacuwning water out of aoaked
homes. The areas hardest hit
were on Princeton aild Hanover
in C.Ollege Park, Trinity Drive,
the 17th Street industrial area
(See HOMES, Pase A!)
One less problem for dentist
9Y STEVE TRIPOLI Oftlle Dllllr .........
Coeta Meu dentist Dr. Tony ~rotopappaa, embroiled in a
oontroveray surrounding the
&a.tbs of three patients trated
by him. hu both one 1«!91 and one
more legal problem facing him
today.
The Orange C.Ounty Dlatrlct
Attorney's office announced th.ls
mom.lng it will not prell chara-
aplnat Protopappu atemmina
from h1a arrest outside his oftioe
Feb. 16. The arrest came, po1Jce
said, after Protopappaa drew a
gun on two U11dercover police
officers who approeched him.
Meanwhile, -the mother of the
third penon to die after being
treat.eel by ProtopeppM sued him
for $10 million ymerday.
(See DENTIST, Paae Al)
Dllllr .......... .,..., .......
California Conaenatioo Corpe crew 1andbap homes near
Thousand Stepe in South Laguna tbil morning.
LB ein.ergency adds up
Victoria Beach homes undermined9 818 Bend hard hit
·~ IT8VS Ml'l'C **' '· ...............
lApna BMcb ortldall took
advantace of a break tn the
w.t.hilr' today '° -... '° ......_ Md \ldlltWl··an ·u.
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flaurt 111.:..."""1 ., •"'"· -:.ed Cr•H aa4 Laluna ..................... ~---............ dHlaraUoft ef 1 ••••• of
abOut poo,OQO," the ON chief
.wt .
He .. Id dam•1• to pl'tvac.
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• ~· • Or1noe Ooalt DAILY PILOT/Thuredey, M•roh s, 1813
I Rain due to e nd tonight
'
By KAREN E. KLEIN or.-.,_,,... • ...,
A(ter 1hc day• 1)f drenchlna
raln, It eeom• a reprlevt' 11 In
1tore •• ht!•vy, black 1\orm
douda drtft t'Utward, National
Weather St>rvke otflclal1 aaid
today.
Tht' rain ahould end wntsht,
acxord.lna to the forea.t, but not
~fore the current 1torm will
have dumped more than 8 lncht"IS
on Coat.a Meta and envtrona.
The weether aervi~ predicted
p1.1rtly doudy 1kie1 tomorrow,
with more rain due over the:
Wt,~kend. aut Monday ahould bo
fair and clHr, offldall aald
Tomotrow'1 temperaturH
1hould be tn the low· to mid·e-Oe
The rwt.rMUna •torm brou1ht
IOm(' of the heavteet rain ever to
tht Oranae Cout. aaoordtna t.o J .
Sherman Denny, who hal kept
rainfall record• In Huntlnston
&ach alnce the 1930..
"Over the last thl"ff daya, we
jlot almo1t ~ Inches of rain,"
Donny uld "That'• prelly
tU1\&11~.''
Tkla week'• downpour brcniaht
leUOn tot.ala for CMta ME'tlM to
17.88 lncht11 of rain, county
Envtt'onmental Manai•mcnt
Asency otrldala aaki.
That'• nearly twice the
averaae rainfall of 9.07 lnct\8 for
thlt time of year. Lut year at
thia point In the ICUOn, the area
had tteelved only 7.52 lnche9 of
rAln. •
EVACUATION PROCEDURES DEF E NDED ...
From Page A1
were seelung a federal disaster
designation today to allow 1tonn
victims to apply for various
government &id programs.
The federal diauter a.ssiatance
center in Seal Beach clo1ed
Saturday , but federal
information officer Merl Moore
said local coordinators were
awaiting woc:d on whether that
center may be reopened or a new
relief center wlll be set up.
Huntingt o n residents
Long time
businessman
dies in NB
perhap1 the hardeat hit In
Orange County -survived l.ut
night without major problem•
despite steady rain.
Residents near Hamilton
Avenue and Magnolia Street
reported that a tornado struck
down at about 3 p.m.
It uprooted some trees,
knocked over a fence and
destroyed a storage shed,
according to res1den ts. No
mJuries were reported
The End Cafe at the lip of the
damaged Huntington Beach pier
was still standing today But
obeervers say it's only a matter of
time before It plunges lnto the
ocean.
Damage estimates to the
city-owned facility along with a
nearby restroom were upgraded
from $250,000 to $750,000.
But damage estimates to
private homes throughout the
city were 1Caled down to about
$8.5 million from $22 million.
About 160 mobile homes in the
Brook.hurst-Garfleld area -Del
Mar Estates, Brookfield Manor
and Rancho Del Rey -received
major damages, offlclaia said.
Many remained uninhabitable
today as did homes along Beach
Boulevard near Atlanta and
Indianapolis avenues. An
evacuation center at Huntington
Beach High School remaina open.
Huntlngton Beach paramedics
participated in a reacue aboard
the Aminoil USA offshore oil
platform dunng the heavy rain
at 4:30 a.m. today.
A worker. Tom Hansen, 36, of
Garden Grove, suffered back
Injuries when struck by
equipment.
The paramedic team boarded a
helicopter provided by Aminoil
and stabilized the man's
co ndition .
Longtime Orange County
businessman and former
Newport Beach resident Warren
Wilson died yesterday at Hoag
Memorial Hospital following
surgery. He was 81
Wilson was active until his
death in numerous development
enterprises in Orange County
and in the agriculture business in
Coachella Valley.
LAGUNA DAMAGE . • •
Funeral services will be
conducted at 11 a .m. tomorrow at
Fairhaven Memorial Park in
Santa Ana
Wilson came to the county
from his nauve lndiana in 1928
and was active as an industrial
painting contractor m Whittier,
where he developed several
specialized paints for use in the
agriculture busirn!!SS
Foqowing World War II, he
became directly involved in
agriculture as a citrus grower,
pa<:ker and marketer For many
yecµ"S, he served as a-director of •
the Coachella Valley Mosquito
Abatement District.
Wilson matte his home in
Newport Beach from 1953 to
1975 when he and his wife
moved to Laguna Hills. He was a
member of St . Mark
Presbyterian Church and the
Irvine Coast Country Club.
He is survived by his wife,
Helen, and tw~ so~, Warren
''Duke" and Rodney Jon. both of
Indio. He also leaves five
grandchildren
The family suggests
contnbut1ons be made to the
American Diabetes Assoo.ation or
to H~ hospital.
From Page A1
The concrete channel was to
have been completed this month
at a coat of $3.3 million. But the
floods caused at leaat $250,000
damage, and Chief Adams said
engineers still don't know if
concrete work already completed
has been undermined.
City crews also a.re keeping a
close eye on several beachfront
homes in Victoria Beach, where
8 -and 10-foot waves have
undermined the 1tructurea, as
well as on Dumond Drive, which
ends at the beach~
"Foundations and the seawalla
are a major concern right now,"
Adams said. .
Meanwhile, Adams said, two
more large barrels containing a
strong industrial solvent washed
down the canyon yesterday
The containers will be picked
up by a haz.ardous waste disposal
team for analysis. Adama said.
They will joln a half doz.en or
so other containers that were
found on Main Beach Park latt
Tuesday.
"We 1uapect several of tht
barrels came from a stereroom at
the Telonic (Berkeley) complex,"
ui the canyon. Adams u.td.
He said thoee barrels from the
electronic manufacturln
company apparently contained
only petroleum.
"We wW be checking with the
Coast Guard (which has
jurisdiction over waste product.s
on the beach) to flnd out what
the materials are and where they
came from," the chlef said.
He satd city firemen responded
to 75 emergencies on Tuesday
and another 50 to 60 yesterday.
In other aouth Orange County
areas:
-Seven county work crews
and mem~~ of thP California
Conservation Corps were
sandbagging· homes adjacent to
Thousand Steps Beach in South
Laguna.
-Orange Cou.n ty Fl re
officials said 75 homes were
threatened when a sea waif was
destroyed at c.aptatrano Beach.
-A major cable failure
knocked out telephone aervlce lo
San Clemente. Pacific Telephone
cuatomers In that town cannot
call out. nor can they be phoned
from areas outaide the city. A
telephone company spokesman
said the outage occurred'-last
night at 10. and restoration of
phone service was expected
sometune this afternoon
~\" • • III _sight ___ Respite
Extended
forecast
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
----------COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN
Coasta l
Oeea11on11 ahowera and
tl'lulldel al\Qwera. ~ at nm.
lodey, t~ off to• 30 ~c.nt
el\ane• of aeattered ahowera
tonight with parllal elaarlng.
Hight today In Ill• mld·80a
Owwnighl low9 U to 55 Vatleblol
Olouda l<>mMfOW with lllglla of 82
to 87 £1aawhare, from Point
Conception IVlh• Mulean
bOrcler twld out "10 mlle: Smell orllft ad""-V Oue to haurdoua
.... light and var1able Wind•
U>fllgl\I and tomorrow m«nlng.
~ nort'-1 to WMt 10 to
16 llnota 1omorro• 111..-noon Combined HH 10 to 18 f .. t
W• 10 -"'-1 ..... II to 10
.. with '-"Y -1 ~ '°' ....... • '° 16 !Mt. s."1 twld
_.a_w•JJ elo_wl' deeraa_.~i
tomorrow PW11Y doucfYtOnlgM
mldt~
ARE.AS -Pllrtly douOy Fridey
Moally dOuOy -lhe ... end wltll a good chance of rain
denlcp•ng 9acornlng windy In
1he mountain• In , .... eO..tal
-hlQtll 68 to u . IOw9 41 to 58 Modntaln l\lgN In 11\e 409.
IOw9 moetty 20 to 3S
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;
• I
~ "9t PMto by l'atrtctt O'Oon .....
Gerald T hompson hadn't r e placed a d iJ!i ng
room window lost to big surf in J anuary .
befo re this storm h it.
Lesson's tough
By STEVE MARBLE
Of the DellJ Piiot alaff '
Gerald Thompson never meant t.o get this close a look at the
Pacific Ocean.
For the second ume in a month, the stormy, white-eapped
sea pounded its way trl'to his waterfront Ch.ma Cove home in
Newport Beach
In two s~ve storms, the ruraous ocean has ripped away
his pier, torn out the r:emaining pilings, smashed through
plate-glass windows and soaked rooms Crom one end of the house
to the other.
Owing lhe thick of the storm Tuesday, a .}Yave craahed
through a d1ning room window and broke over the top of a
kitchen counter, sending a toaster and other appliances flymg.
Another wave washed into the hallway, broke against the
walls and sent spray up to the skylight above the second floor.
"I thought we were going to lose the place," said Thompson,
surveying the damage yesterday. "And, I guess, we still might."
ThomplOO and tus wife, Kathy, stood on a deck outside the·
home and watched the slate-gray surf slam into a concrete slab,
the final obstacle stan<ling between the ocean and the home's
pilings. Tlle multi-ton slab rocked back and forth with the waves.
The house ia a apectacul.ar two-level structure in secluded
China Cove. It facee the harbor entrance and when certain winds
blow, the ocean·~ fury is unleashed on the Thompson home.
"You never stop to think just how powerful the ocean really
is," he observed as another wave shook the hc;>use.
DEPRESSING T AS K . • •
From Page A1
house last October and were
required to buy flood insurance.
It will pay them $10,000 for
contents and $'3~,000 for
structural repairs. she said. "A lot
of people don't even have that,"
noted her huaband.
Errol Van Dijk lives at 8071
Memia.id Circle He was sloshing
through the water in blue jeam
to carry out plastic tubs of
clothes His two-story home
borders the channel; he saw the
flooding conung and managed to
prop his furniture high enough
to avoid damage.
But the water, which had
subsided perhaps two feet from
the...day before. left a murky ftlm
over everything it touched. he
said.
There w ere other residenta
standing along the fence at
Beach, where they had parked
their cars while making forays
1nto their flooded homes.
A few strangers stopped in
their veh1cle1 to gawk at the
mess but police using loud
speakers in their squad cars
threatened them wllh atauons.
A few neighbors worried about
looting pointed out people they
didn't know.
Officers had kept everyone out
of the neighborhood Tuesday
after the flooding began. Van
Dijk had tned to wade mto hi.a
house q'uesday night but was
ordered out by spotters an a
police helicopter.
"I'm glad they did that," he
later saJd. "I don't want to get
npped off."
Still, the episode left many
residents frustrated City
workers had brought. sandbags
Into the neighborhood last month
during heavy rains. Two weeks
ago, though. they picked them
up
"They knew this storro was
coming," said White. "I don't
know what they could have
done. but there must have been
BOmething.''
HOMES. • •
From Page A1
and a l on1 l ~th Street at
Anaheim AvenUfl.
City crew• were warnlnt
....tcknta t.o u.ndbq \Mir ~
to prevent pomible llood damqlt
from continued ralna. Sandbeo are available at the city yw,
ZSOO Placentia Ave nff1' r.tanda
Hiah School
fn Irvine, at Jeaet 1&
homeownera wen continuinl to
t~P wat.er and shovel mud
tho homea alt.er a ~
dltch near Trabuco Road Tn
Northwood overflowed .
Portion• of the Laguna
Freeway, Irvine Cent.er Drive,
Campus Drive and Bonita
Canyon Road were cloaed ln
lrvlne today d\Je to flood1ns, roed
damage and mud Mo.t of the
areas will remain clo1ed for
aeveral days.
More rain, high t1de1 and
pounding 1urf continued to
present problem• In Newport
Beach yesterday. Waves •lapped
and pulled at homH In China
Cove and battered looee at leaat
one piling of the Newport Pier
(See related story)
Both the Newport and Balboa
piers remained closed today as a
precautionary measure.
H o mes on the Balboa
Peninsula, Balboa Ialand and on
Dahlia Avenue In Corona del
Mar were flooded yeaterday.
Clogged storm drains added to
the problelnS of heavy showen
and high tides.
Newport Harbor, which wu
rocked and rearranged by the
storm, was awash todifY with
splintered ;iect1ons of dock.a and
piers, moori ng f loa ta and
wayward boata
City Manager Wynn estimated
1t could take two months to clear
the debris out of the pleasure
harbor and off city beaches.
Nearly all c;lock.s and plen in
the Upper Newport Bay were
jarred l006e and set adrift in the bay. One dock, with five boata
attached, floated from the back
bay, under the Newport Bay
bridge and into the harbor.
The Orange County Sheriffs
Harbor Patrol was busy today
helping boaters pump water
from their crafts. Patrolmen said
the wind and currents in the
harbor have subsided.
DENTIST. • •
From Page A1
Patricia Craven Russ, whose
13-year-old daughter Patricia
Marguerite Craven died 11 days
after being treated by
Protopappu, d.aiml m the suit
that Protopappu was guilty of
negligence in the death.
Craven lapsed into a coma
shortly after being treated by
Protopappa1 Feb. 8. She died
Feb. 19 at Miaion C.ommunity
H08pital in Mission Viejo.
On Protopappaa' arrest, Hal
Morgan of the distnct attorney's
office said charges would not be
pr essed becau1e, "the
circumstances are such that it
does not establish guilt beyond a
reasonable doubt"
Morgan said his investigation
of the arrest alao found that
detectives David Walker and
David Goerke acted properly
during the incident.
Police said the detectives and
Protopappas were at a standoff .
for several seconds after
Protopappas drew hi1 gun. It
ended when the dentist lowered·
hls weapon and placed It on the
ground. police said.
Protopappas currently is
barred by a judge'• order from
practicing dentistry.
Gold at 50% Off
Final Days!
~COBRA
Reg. NOW
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Dow Jones Final
Record High
UP 3.00
CLOllNQ 1, 131.05
cause
higher food prices
By Tbe A.uoclatecl Pre11
LOS ANGELES -Con1umers will pey higher
~ for produce beaiuae of atonna that have ravaged
fomia. "Anything that df.arupta plantinp now
could result ln ahortages later which could result ln
higher frice9 for conaumera," said Robert McGregor,
chief o the Ctilfornia Croe R:eporting Se~. iM
state agency that reports agricultural statlstks,
According to unidentified officiala contacted by
. The Loe Angeles Times:
• Rain haa delayed harvest.a of winter lettuce ln
the Imperial Valley and other desert areas.
• The pollination prc>ee98 for various tree fruna,
including almon~. pluma, peaches, apricots and
nectarines haa been disrupted ln the San Joaquin and
Sacramento valleys.
•Some winter wheat fielda have been flooded ln
Northern California.
• Some strawberry crops were lost and harvest.a
of avocadoa and oranges were delayed in Orange and
San Diego counties.
OPEC keeps on trying
LONDON -Eight of OPEC's 13 members met in
London today trying to prevent a collapse of world oil
prices and to enllat-non-membera Britain and Mexico
in their dilculaiona before a full meetin& of the cartel. .
The Saudia and their allies are threatening a cut
of up to $7 in the $34 base price unlea their cartel
partners agree to slash the benchmark price to $3() to
remain competitive with price ~ucuons by Nlgena
and North Sea producers.
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