HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-03-16 - Orange Coast PilotTHI DIANlil COAST
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rfiving storm. nips spring fever bud·
-.. .... vv1: MITCHELL nearly aa heavy aa the d~luaes peroent chance of ahowen later protected 8outhern California ~an Southern California, yarlable cloudlneH Frfitav
...., ,... .... that Inundated the cout the wt th1a evenfna. Raina will be heeyY trom Sunday'• storm bu moved Wet.tu aaid. through Sunday, with ahowera
1 he,Ora~se Coaat le ln for few months. at timee tomorrow, with ~howere further touth, and wll) aerv~ no Weather forecaster Dieter likely both Friday and asaln ~ eoaking, with up to two "It'• 8Qing to be bad, but not m I x e d w I t h a f e vr useful purpme thla time around. Crowley aald poundlns aurf Sunday. I.nth of rain expected between that bad," National Weather thun<terahowera in the The main atorm ayatem, generated by the atonn ahould Meanwhile, beach city crew•
tdftkht and tomorrow afternoon. Service apecialiet Bob Webeter afternoon. South-to-eoutheaat located off the Pacific Northwest, hit OrUll• · C.OUt beaches later continue to clean up the debril
fitiUt weather forecasters uld aaid today. wlnde ranglns from 2:1 to' 3:1 I e expected to hammer toniJht an4 tomon'OW. ,., and damqe from the laat round
thelcomblnallon of high winds, He's cllling for lncteaalng miles per hour alao are predict.ed. Waahlngton, Oregon and And 1peda.Uat Pat Rowe said of storm.a.
ralfts and big eurf won't be cloudineae tonight with a 40 A high preuure system that Northern California much harder the lOfll·ranse forecaet calla for (See STORM, Pa1e AZ)
'NB gym
lor kids a dream
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realized
•v ROBERT BARKER ¥ .. .., .........
took a long time, Iota of ~ "n e 'y a n d u n h e a r d o f
~ucrat cooperation, but the
~H.!~l'J~ come into being. .
e $326,000 structure,
for basketball and other
lh oor games, wae dedicated
officially this week at the former
8.ard School site at 19699
Education Lane, Huntington
BeaCh.
. 'nle new gym, expected to
setve 1more than 1,000 H!tingt.on Beach and Fountain V ey members aged 7 to 18,
ired almost unparalleled
lion.
located on property owned
by the Fountain Valley School
~the facility'• owned by
the city of Hyntington Beach,
and It wu built with federal
money.
Pat Downey, who was
executive director of the
Hunttnaton Beach Boya Club at
the time, dreamed up the
complicated prooea more than
five yean ago.
He wae succeeaful in
persuading Fountain Valley
Scbool District offidals to donate
the land and Huntington Beach
city officiale to tum over more
than $300,000 in Hou.mg and
Ow>munlty Development fund.a al'W:ated for projects ln the city.
"11he U .S . Department of
~and Urban Af.faire fell
lntO line by agreeing to fund the
~.Jh!' new building, atlll
of fresh paint and
materiala, had some
kinb worked out before
~ dedication Monday night
( NEW GYM, Pase AZ)
ry eyes
nalty
£or killer
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B• STEVE TRIPOLI M .. o..,,......,.
The Oranp County jury that
Cj>~vlcted Robert Jackson
Tbomi-on Of finrt-degree murder wtD decide, starting Mondn,
whether to recommend to a
)aUe that he die for the crime. -The six-man. six-woman jury
yesterday after 19 houn
beration that Thompeon
~ 12-year-old Anaheim
n"'9boy Benjamin Brenneman
aft)r abducting and sexually
mQlestina hbn in August 1981.
Jrenn_eman's mother Kay
t and huaed her mother aa
verdict WM l'ftd ln Superior Juqe Donald McCartln'a
crime ~Ufte9 for death
conaJMatlon because
ALTY, Pqe A!)
Day of the iguana
It may be a face only a mother could love,
but Cindy Bracken shows affection for
Simba, an 18-year-old iguana, at the
Fountain Valley Recreation Center. The
20-pound reptile belongs t.Cindy's
boyfriend, Ralph Fernandez of Fountain
Valley.
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Slain newsboy'• mother Kay Brenneman 1 ,.
(right) and grandmother Bobby Pace
embrace a1 pilty verdict ia announced.
----llSID..,...E -~~--
·Beach
guard
costs
shared
What hu become an annual
spring rite In Orange County -a
debate as to whether or how
much beach cities should be paid
for provuiing lifeguard aervices
-has been resolved, at least for
the next five years.
The Board of Supervisors
voted 3-1 yesterday to negotiate
agreements with the cities of
Huntington Beach, Newport
Beach, San Clemente, Laguna
.Beach and Seal Beach that will
govern how county subsidies for life~ will be divided up. 1 The new fonnula is baaed on ~
the actual salary coets incurred I by each city for provlrting such
services during the preceding
year. The formula waa devised
by county official.a wor~ with
representatives from five ctties.
It will work this way: The
actual aa1ary costa of lifeguards
and superviaors in all five cities
will be totaled. Then. each city's
proportion of that total will be
used to determine lta share of the
county subsidy.
If a city, for example, paid It.a
lileguarda what amounted to 10
percent of the total C09\. it would
be eligible to receive 10 percent
of the county's subsidy. •
County government hae set
aside $248,248 in Harbors,
Beaches and Parka District funda
for this fiscal year'• subsidy,
supervlaon were told.
However, Supervlaor Ralph
Clark. who repraents an inland
district, voted against the
measure, saying pertinent
information wu not considered
when the formula was being
devised.
Clark questioned why
subsidies should be given to
coastal cities that derive
increased revenues from bed and
(See COSTS, Pa1e AZ)
Smoke .. detector law approved
Fountain Valley orders devices in all apartments, hotels
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN 0.-tMo.llr .... ...,.
Apartment bulldlngs and
hotels in Fountain Valley must
be equipped with amoke
detectors before December 198~
under the terme of a new
ordinance that •as received
preliminary approval from the
City~.
Additionally, owners of
single-family housea will be
~ to lnstall ~ alarm units
Station approved
Plane to build a new $4. 7
mlWon pol.Ice station ln Fountain
Valley have been approved by
the City Council.
The oouncil lmtructed the dty
at.a.ff last ~t to meek bida for
conatructlon and fumiahlng of
the law enfoaoement fadlity.
The current police atatlon,
.adjacent to City Hall at 10200
Slater Ave1, hu been Judied too
1mall, unaafe and not In
compllance with current codes.
The city hu acquired a vacant
lot immediately west of City Hall
aa a site for the new station. It
will be a one-story facility with
underground parking ..
Groundbreaking on the new
station ii expected to take place
late thia aprinc. Construction will
take 12 to 18 months.
The 1tatlon will have six
detention cells for holding
prlsonera before they are
transferred to Oranae County
Jail.
through messages ln9erted in dty
water bl.lls.
The proposed law, which w•
unan.iJrlou.,1y approved ln ita fint
reading last night. ia a revt.ed
version of an earlier amoke
detector ordinance recommended
by Ft.re Chief Richard J~
Jorgensen bad urged that
smoke detectora alao be leplly
required in all single-family
houses and coodomlniuma.
That proviSion waa dropped
after council members objected
that enforcement It\ private
houses would be too difficult.
The revlaed ordinance. which
Caces final conalderatlon April ~. aff~ta elsht Fountain Valley
apartment complexes oontaininl
1,921 unit.a. Apartment owners
are responalble for tnaiallatlon
and maintenance of the mnoke
detectora. 'The city cu..rrently hM
no hotela.
(See SMOltE, P11e AZ)
--~-'Condo' capers
Mac~n Stevemon and
Lilia A valot combine
prejudice and 11un to
pro•lde the comedy in
ABC'• oew Mriet
"Condo.,. P.age 84.
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New cOunty jail site search shifted
Supervl80rs vote to drop propoHd San I• Ana :Civic Center area I rom plan&
Deir .... PflCM bf CheliM allln
New· gymnasium at the Boys and Girls
Club of Huntington Valley is '4broken in"
by these unidentifie d youngsters.
NEW GYM COMPLETED. • •
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when a coed floor hockey team
and two high school boys
basketball teams displayed their
talents.
·, It also was announced an
dedication ceremonies that the
Boys and Girls Clubs of
Huntington Beach and Fountain
Valley have merged.
The new organization -the
Bpys and Girls Club o f
Huntington Valley -will
oper ate at three facilities:,
Bushard School ; at 319
Yorktown Ave., Huntington
Beach, and at 9840 Talbert Ave ..
Fountain Valley.
Officials say the merger will
mean improved programs for
more membera and increaae
administrative efficiency. ·
It also was announced that
Mark Chow, 27, of the Fountain
Valley Boys Club, will be the
executive director o1 the
consolidated organization.
Downey, the former
Huntin gton .Beach Boys Club
director, will be the unit direct.or
at the -Yorktown facility.
STORM BREWIN' • • •
From Page A1
Huntington Beach city
workers have just finished
picking up pilings from the
damaged municipal pier, and
SMOKE ...
From Page A1
The new law states that smoke
detectors mWlt be installed when
an apartment building changes
ownership or by December 1985
-whichever comes first.
The fire chief estimated that
70 percent of Fountain Valley's
residents live in housing
equipped with smoke detectors.
Huntin(ton ~tate beachea are
open, although there is still some
sand on the public 1ota.
The northern end of Bolaa
Chica State Beach is ready to
open aft.er major rep-1ra and
cleanups. bul will remain clmed
until a four-mile atretcb of
Pacific c.oa.t Highway between
Golden W est and Warner
Avenue is open. Officials say that
area could be open by Friday, but
the new storm may delay that
time1able.
In Newport Beach, city
officials say it will be at least
Easter before beaches and the
harbor are cleared of storm
debris. •
Orana• County 1uP.rvltort
voted Y"terd•y to drop Santa
Ana'• CMc Ceriler from f\.ll'thc
conaideraUon flfl a lite for • now
county Jtil, virtually .. urtna th•
fldlity will be built ln ono ·of two
remote canyON ln the county'•
northeut corner.
The b(>ard voWd 4·0 to relCind
lt.t controveralal Feb. 1 action
that nurowed the number of
potential Jall·alte Iociatlona to
Santa Ana. GyJ»wn Canyon and
Coal Canyon.
Bealdea dropplna the Civic
Center alte, the board alao
directed that a atudy determine
the economic feaalbillty of
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PENALTY ...
From Page A 't
juron found that Thompson
aodomUed and aexu.ally abused
the youth before murdering hhn.
The defendant ia a previously
convicted sex offender.
McCartln ordered jurora to
return Monday tor the start of
the penalt~ phase of
Thompeon'a trial. Alter hearing
testimony and arguments from
attorneys for both aides, the jury
will decide whet h er to
recommend death or life in
prison without the pos&bility of
parole for Thompson.
Mccartin is empowered to
c hange a death penalty
recommendation to life in priaon
if he c hooses, but he cannot
increase a life imprisonment
recommendation by the jury to
death.
Tfiompeon, 36, had refuted in
court an earlier account to police
of his contact with Brenneman
on the day the youth
d1aappeared.
He testlfled that he made a
sexual advance on the youth
when Brenneman~ into his
apartment to solicit a newspaper
aut.cripUon fa£ the ~ter, but thaJ ~~outh fled tll;ar. That
w~laat time he aaw him,
Thoptpeon testified.
But two days after the boy's
body was found fn the Palos
Verdes area of Loa Angeles
County, Thompson told police he
COSTS. • •
From Page A1
sales taxes during the summer
montha. He asked that the matter
be del-.yed until a report
concerning tax revenues could be
l\lpplled to the board.
Supervilor Bruce Nestande, on
the other hand, called the
1ub1tdie1 a "legitirrtate
countywtde pl'O{VIJ'Tl." He aaJd he
believes it la fair for the county to
share the cost of guarding city
beaches because 90 many inland
reaidenta flock to the coast.
County govenunent has been
providins lifeguard subsidies to
coutal dUes since 1943.
Rain dU:e tonight
Coastal
Falt today tM wttfl lncfMllng c:loudl tonight and e 40 percent
chence of rein tat• tonight.
C>vernlgtlt Iowa 52 to H Rein
l!NVy It tlmel dUr11lg morning
hour1. Shower1 and 1 I••.
lhunder1howere tomorrow
anemoon. •.tending Into a 70 ~ dlallOe of rllrl South to ~ wtllOI 25 to 311 ~ HlaN t~ eo to N
t 11ewher•. lrom Point Conception to the Mealc 1n
border anc1 out eo ,,,... .= ......,.. winds today. Illa
1outhe11t wtnd• tonight,
Decornl"O 20 to 30 knotl cmw oue.......,.. and 111 to 25 knoll
-Inner .. t ... lhlftlng _. by t_.,ow morning. HM¥y rllnl
along nonh c:out. •PrHdlng ~ tonight. _,,.,.,,., 11v e to I loot .... In out• welerf
and3toli .... lntmerWll1wll
with 3 to Ii toot w.tarty .....
countlM) -S'--FricSey, men
CIMtlng Satuniey and tn09l1y ""' Sundey Snow ...,_ Frida6,=
about 2500 .... -the border to 4000 l9et In lhe 8lerr1I
Hevede T•m~rature• below
normal. At '---...ttone. lllgfW
.. be In the 50a. and ..,..,. .. be
In the ~ 30e and 40a.
CEHTAAL CALIFOAHIA (ln<:ludlng Sen Frenct.c:o, San
Joaquin. Amador and Alplna
oountlaa) -~ ~ • .,_, a..tno Saturdey and ~ flllr Sund9y. Snow ...,_ Fftdsy ll'0191
4000 teee 1n the~ to eoOo ._.
In the eouth T~9tUtea belOW
nom1111 Al IOwer illleWdol-. NON
.,,.. be In the SO. to low eo.. and
low9 ... lie In the upper -« 40a.
Temperatures
NATION .. Le
St 33
13 32 17 30
74 43 74 113
13 40 ae 66
" 37
53 31 75 ff 35 32
48 ti ., ae
It SI
40 33
46 u at at 10 57, .. • 711 51 32 27
46 3.2 eo " ... ao 71 511
56 92
7t 17
51 92
38 27 47 N
11 It
27 • a S7
at rr II n ... 2S ~ • 41 IA
Thursday. March 17
PrW••<>r~ Wt••"•'~,,,,_. 70 "'°o u ~ Cleo! ot Comm~tt 70
Fronts· Cold ..,... Warm .,.. Occluded.,.
Horiotulu 711 13 Stoua Fala :M 27•
Houlton 70 li4I SPOii-.. a --1
~ eo 26 Syrec:uw ... 3S
Jac:tlton, MIM. 75 1141 T~ 73 40
Jack.onYll!e 52 117 Tl-1 13 St
~City 78 40 TulM 79 4t
LM Vegae 84 31 WNhtngton 71 40
uttle AOClt 74 55 Wlclllle ae 31
L~ 64 43 CAL•OflMA lubboctl ae 35
Malnphlt 71 57 ..
Miami 73 7t 8Marwt191d S1
Mtlweuk• 40 ).4 Eurelle 93
Mp49-St. Peul 37 21 Freeno IO
NMtMlla 72 47 Lenou1er " N.wONMa .. 11 ~.:.r 74
,.._ YOfll .. ff S7
Norloll 71 41 Puo~ S2
Notti! Plitt• ... al "-cl lluft ..
0.WIO!na City 79 ... Aadwood City ..
OnWll 46 12 "'9no ...
ONndO .. .. Secw_,.o eo
PNlad9lptlla 87 u 8alnM e5
"'-'Ill ~t 47 ..,, 0.00 70
~ ... 21 San~ ..
41 13 .... .... a ..
Portland.~. N ... Sloollton ..
PrcMdal• 114 • .. .._ 13
="-7t H llO.., 41
48 H BllllOP 66
fWICI ... 27 CellllNI 18
~Id IO ... LOftO 9eadl 71
at. LcMI .. 41 t.tolV0\4I 7t
lt. ...... Tampe 17 .. Mt.Wleon 13
8111UIM 41 IO Oltlwto e7 ... ~ .. ... Ptillll lpl"'Ot 74 r.=.--42 ~ ,~ 11 .. 43 ~ • ......... , " 41 ..,, l9rNttdlM .. -..,,~ n aan JoM a llfltl ,.,,.. ?O
Tides
lcaUna • aan.ltary landtW on the ..me .rte 11 the new jl.U.
YHtel'day'1 cornpromt1e
aireement w .. workod out by
1upervl1ora' Ro1er Stanton,
whoae dlatrict Include• 81nta
Ana, and Bruce N eatande
toUowtna weekl of lobbym, and
pl'elSW'e from variou.a Santa Ana
ctvtc Ind buaine11 or1aniz.atlona
oppoled to the conatructlon of a
new jail In the dty.
Neatande had ursed the
board's Feb. 1 action after
pledalna to re1ident1 In .hi•
dlatrlct that he would fight •
propoaal to convert the
minimum-security Jamea A .
DlllJ
Robert Tbompeon
hears verdict r~d
had carried the yQuth from his
apartment In a steamer trunk
and released him alive ln Paloe
Verdes.
M ualck Honor 11'1rm In to a
hl&Mr...ecutjty county jail .
llHtande, who teconded
yeaterda)"t'11\otlon, called the
ellmlnaUon ol the Santa Ana lite
a •1,reat victory for the people of
Oranae County."
He added, ''We have 30,000
ACl'ft·plua of vacant land; If we
can't find 8-lite ln thole remote
areas, we oUght to quit our Jobe."
Alto aareelni WU Superv19or
Ralph Clark, who aald he saw
"value" ln trying to conver\ the
jail aite to a dual use. But Clark
cautioned that a $10 million price
ta& for the jail might force the-
board to begin lta lite telection
pNCffl all ov •r apln.
That didn't lit too well wtth
Stanton, who promlled he woWd
never auppon any action to re-
1 n trod u c e alt•• already
ellmina ted.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder,
who wu not present at the
meeting, Indicated he r aupport
for the action ln a letter U..t was
read Into the record.
:rhe board baa been a::ow1n&
tha, county for a site on which to
bulld a medium-maximum
aecurity Jail t o re l ieve
O'lJ'rcrowdln11 at the current jail
in Santa Ana
-Jeff Adler
Meniorial rite set
for :tnissing flier
A memorial service for
Newport Beach businessman
ijrian Bertha, one of two men
1 lost ln the snow-a>vered Sierra
Nevada, will be held tomorrow,
St. Patritk'a Day.
"lt waa his favorite day of the
year. It seemed appropriate,"
said Ted Robinson, a business
partner and friend of Bertha.
Bertha and his companion Jeff
LeHecka are believed dead after
the twin-engine plane they were
flying went down east of the
Mammoth Mountain ski resort
Feb. 28.
Their bodies and the plane
Bertha was flying have not been
found . An exhaustive and
expensive 13-day search in the
mountaina near Bridgeport was
)\a)ted Sunday.
Family friends said a separate
memorial aervice will be held for
LeHecka and tentatively has
been set for Saturday.
Services for Bertha will be
held at 2 p.m. at Our Lady Queen
of Angela in Newport Beach.
"It's our belief that nobody
could s ur vive up in the
m ountains under such poor
conditions for ·ao long," said
R o binson, explaining the
memorial services.
"We've concede d that it's
over," he added
Bertha, the Cather of two, WfS
a resident of Capistrano Beach.
L e Hecka, married with n o
children, lived in Laguna Beach.
Both w ere in business in
Ne wport Beach.
Cancer unit
seeks funds
in OC races
The American Cancer Society
will hold a fund raiser on Sunday
called the Life Cycle '83 Move-
a-thon to support its research,
education and &ervice programs.
The Move-a-thon will be held
. o n <1ix community routes
throughout Orange County from
•8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. Anybody
over seven years of age can
collect pledges and then "move"
-either by walking, jogging,
biking, wheeling or eome other •
form of motorless movement.
Prizes will be awaroecl.
Anyone interested ean call
752-8600 for more infonnation.
820 get flood diraster ai;~
State, federal officials leave HB; Red Cross moves 1n
State and federal official•
moved out of the Huntington
Beach Disaster Asai.stance Center
in Huntington Beach yesterday.
Business was good.
When they clOled down at 6
p.m. to aet up another disaster
center at Ontario for San
Bernardino and Riverside
County vlctlma, official• had
provided disaster asslat.ance to
820 people .•
Most flood victims -many
from Huntington Beach,
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
-were seeking help in the form
of low-interest loans from the
Small Business Administration.
Offidala reported that families
filed 621 applications for loans to
replace or repair their property
Bualneaselfiledanotherl50loan
applications.
But while officials from the·
Federal. Emergency Management
Agency and the state Office ot
Emerg en cy Services w ere
breaking camp, representatives
of the American Red Cross were
planrung to staff the.,center at the
lower level of Huntington Beach
Civic Center until Saturday.
Hours are from noon to 5 p.m. (A disaster ass istance
m!onnataon number also is still
open. The toll-free number is
800-547-3993.)
Armed bandits strike
Huntington bank, eatery
The ~ed Cross has given aid to
175 families in the form of
temporary s h e lter , the
re placement of clothing, food.
nursing service and medical
supplies.
Co as ta I res id en ts bore the
brunt of the March 1·3 rainstonn
that caused about $50 million in
damage. Armed robbers atruck
yeste rday at a bank and a
restaurant In Huntington Beach,
police aaid. The holdupa
appare~1 were unrelated,
ofhcera .
The first holdup OOCWTed at 2.
p.m . when a cuatomer displayed
a handgun in hit wa.l.atband to a
teller at the Security Pacific
Bank, 7777 F.dinger Ave.
The man, who waa deecrlbed
as Caucasian, between 30-35
yeara old, 5-foot-3 and heavy set.
fled on foot with about $3,000,
police aald. In the second incident, two
men e ntered the Denn y's
restaurant at Beach Boulevard
and Ell.la Avenue at 7 p.m . and
ordered coffee. One of the men
then displayed a gun under his
jacket uld ordered the manager
to open an office ate. police aaid.
The men fled with $2,000 to
$3,000 In a plaistk: tool box. police
aid.
Damage of about i11 pillllon
was reported in Huntington
Beach alone. Most of the damage
occurred when several earthen
flood control channels burst and
water overflowed into homes.
T he Huntington Bea1!,1 pier
and the End Cafe at the end of
the pier also were damaged.
Officials said the cafe is slated to
be demolished Monday for safety
reasons.
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NATION
Caribbean naval exer cise
's ignal t o So vie t Un ion'
By Th Aaaocla&ed P re11
WASHINGTON -The Unit~ States as si1n¥llng the
Soviet Union throuih a 77-ahap military exerci1e In the
Caribbean that It la capable of defend10i vital sea lanee in the
region, Adm. Jamee Watk!na. chief of naval operations says.
Walkins made It clear he wanted the maneuvers to be
regarded aa an expresalon of deep U.S. conc:em over what the
Reagan admlnl1tration perceive» as ever-expaodlng Soviet·
Cuban activity in thoee waters and in•Central America to the
detriment of U.S . interests. The United States is telling the
Soviets "that we have the capability with our allies" to protect
-.ntal sea lanes m the Caribbean, Watkins srud.
Modera te quak e sh ak es Alask a
PALMER, Alaska -A moderate earthquake shook part.a
of south-central Alaska yesterday. but no Injuries or damage
were reported, the Alaska Tsuami Warning Center reported.
Gas pipeline explosion k ills 5
ODESSA, Texas -Flames from a punctured gas pipeline
were roaring hundreds of feet high early today, preventing a
search for five people presumed killed in a blast that lnjun!d
flve others. The explosion, triggered when a crew drilling post
holes pierced the pipeline, destroyed two trailer homes
yesterday and sent 600-foot tongues of flame into the sky 10
miles west of this west Texas city.
Grand Jury probes severa nce pay
NEW YORK -Three former Boeing Co. executjves who
resigned to take top jobs with the Defense Department are the
focus of a federal grand jury investigation into their severance
pay, The New York Times reported today. The officials under
investigation are: Melvyn R. Paisley. assistant secretary of the
Navy for research, systems and engineering; T.K. Jones, deputy
under secretary of defense for strategic theater nuclear forces:
and Herbert A Reynolds, deputy director of the Defense
Department's Office of Intelligence and Space Policy. The men
received a total of $400,000 in severance pay when they left the
company, the newspaper said.
STATE
'Dallas' actress s urvives b yp ass
LOS ANGELE'.$ -Barbara Bel Geddes, 60, who pla~s the
gray-haired •mother of the villainous J.R. Ewing on televl.Sion's
''Dallas," was reported in stable condition
•fter quadruple bypass surgery for a massive
heart attack. The surgery yesterday at
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center lasted four
hours and 40 minutes and ended at 7:40 p.m.,
11aid Bob Crutchfield. a spokesmP"' for
Lorimar, which produces the television
series for CBS. Phone calls to the hospital
early today were answered by a re<:ording
saying Bel Geddes was in stable condition. ..,.,. hi Oeddee
Missing boy I ound; sitter booke d
LOS ANGELE'.$ -A 24-year-old babysitter who van.lahed
over the weekend with a 23-month old boy has been arrested
and booked for invesugation of child stealing, and the boy was
unharmed, police said today. Babysitter Carolyn Chambers and
the toddJer, Marquail Boyles, were "both in good condition''
when found outside a liquor slOre near Chambers' home in
South-Central Loe Angeles about 8:20 last rught.
Woman g uilty o f well ar e swindle
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Oran • Cout DAILY PILOT /Wedne9d•Y. Merch 18, 1983 AS
Fina l farewell
Colleagues from
his own Orange
County Fire
Department a nd _
o ther j urisdictions
a ttended the
funeral yester day
fo r Michel Chenard
who died of
injuries in the .line
of duty. H is gear
was at the entrance
of Rose Hills
Chapel and h is
wife Jean of Dana
Point carried 'the
flag away from the
casket.
LOS ANGELES -A woman who lived in a Pasadena
mansion with six cars and 10 children has pleaded guilty to 41
counts stemming from a welfare fraud totaling $377,500,
believed to be the largest such case on record. Dorothy Woods,
40, who claimed to have 49 children and opened 12 different
welfare cases under as many different names between 1971 and
1980, faces sentencing June 23.
More • rain • coni1ng; storni lashes Texas
O'Connor fa ces mayoral runo ff
By Tbe A11oclated Prell
The devastating winter of 1983
coiled. to deliver its last bitter
blows against California today as
rescue workers used an interlude
of sun to patch battered levees
protecting West Sacramento and
Pfl'tS of San Jose.
"This storm could rank up
there among the big ones we've
SAN DIEGO -Port Commissioner Maureen O'Connor
scored a 10,000-vote plurality in the city's first special mayoral
. primary, but she fell short of the majority needed to avoid a
May 3 runoff with the second-place finisher. O'Connor, 36. a
Democrat, received 65,797 votes or 36.16 percent of the ballot.a
cast. County Supervisor Roger Hedgecock, a Republican. was
second, polling 55,582 votes or 30.54 percent.
Couple killed by two
hit and run drivers
WORLD
A nother le tter bomb intercepted
LONDON -Workers at a central post office intercepted a
letter bomb addreaed to Prime Mmister Margaret That.che.r
today. a day after sUrular devices were wnt to her official
residence and to a U.S. Navy office ln London, police said.
Scotland Yard said the latest bomb, contained in a 9-inch by 14-lnch brown manila envelope, was intercepted at the Victoria
postal sorting office. Police explosives officers defused the
bol)'lb. and no one was hurt.
eirut gren a de wounds 5 Marines
BEIRlIT, Lebanon -A grena~ thrown at a U.S. Marine
patrol from a window of a building near Beirut airport wounded
five Marines today In the first attack on the American
peacekeepers, the Marine commander said. An anonymous
er told the French news agency, Agence France-Preae, that
hitherto unknown organization called al-Jihad al-Isliuni. or
c Holy War, ''declares it.a responsibility for the attack on
the American occupation forees." The caller did not elaborate.
e attack came 10 hours after eight Italian peacekeepers were
woun4ed by grenades and rifle fire In two ambushes near the
airport. The -U.S. Marine.a and the I~aliana are part of a
peacekeepinl( force that has been in Lebanon since September.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
woman's body was dragged by a
car for two miles after she and
her huaband were hit and killed
by two separate hit-and-run
driven, police said.
The identities of the couple.
who apparently had been
walking home from grocery
shopping, were not ~tely
available, said Sgt. Alex Salazar
of the Rampart Divlslon. Both
were in their 30s.
Salazar said the two were
croaing a street Tuesday rught
"when· a vehicle traveling
westbound hit them both. It
knocked the husband one way. It
flipped the wife in the air, and
she fell back down and her
sweater caught on the car
antenna.
"The husband started to get up
and he was hit hr, a tee0nd car
which killed him,' Salarar said.
"In the meantime, ahe was being
drags~ the aweater."
The car ~ the woman
went out of control and jumped a .... ,..
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curb, stopping on a grassy area m
front of an apartment building
about two miles away, he said.
"The two occupants, both
male, J.ur::::;1 out and ran," he
said. said the driver of
. the second car that>. kill~ the man a1ao drove away
"There were 110me witnesses to
the accident," he said.
Gem
Talk
By 3.C. HUMPHRIES
C~rtJfi«J G~"!oW.111. AGS
A PRETTY EAR
•nd Its plsoe In history
Earrlnga are mentioned In th•
Old Teatement. They have bffn
around 1lnce earllHt recorded
hlatory. The Egyptian• of andent
tlmH were eapeclally good at
doing fine flllgrff work on gold
Hrrlng1. The early Greek• wore
jeweled eatrlnga. Ancient Roml(la
liked 1lmp le d ••I , but
decorated them With atonee. In
Ortlntal hl1tory, bot men and
wotMn have worn ry on their
tara. Wtatern culture• have
generalty conlidtrtd ..,,.. to be
for women only, but t"9rt 11 a
growing tnM'ld among IOfM men to
wear t hem. Amtrlo1n women,
through tMlr u praltlont of ttyte,
have a atrong Influence on the
dHlgn of th• world'• H 'l'tlng1.
Nowadaye, there II a l...nd to Miii
inore than one earrlnd In MCh eer.
Hoopa, 1ymbol1 and 1tuct1 are
oftan mixed, and l.._. .,. women
Who MW ltCh ·.-P*oed IMl9 tnen onoe. !'Mt noM ·~~ n ~ MM\. TM Mntna II an
•no"-"t lorm of deooradon end
••preeaton, but moct«n woman hM her own ldMa of hOW ~ wlh evOI~. A pretty Hr ll1ten1
~lofMNon.,.., •
had earlier this y,ear," said
forecaster Ron Wagner with the
National Weather Service office
in Redwood City.
"l think the whole coast will
get it," said Weather Service
forecaster George Pericht, who
added that rainfall could amowit
to "another inch or two in the
lowlands and several inc hes in
the mountalna."
The stonn, lashed by 50 mph
winds, was expected to barge in
from the Pacific against the coast
north o f Big Sur by this
afternoon, dumping rain over the
northern half of the state into
Friday.
And another storm brewing
over the Pacific could strike late
Saturday or Sunday.
The Weather Service iafued
gale and storm waminp f<>f' the
coast and cautioned that "heavy
surf could cause additional beach
and cliff erosion during the next
few days."
Elaewhere a windy mid-March
snowstorm dumped up to 16
inches of snow on Colorado cities
and swept into Texas and
Oklahoma today, knocking out
power in placea.
While snow fell in the Texas
Panhandle, another stonn in the
Gulf of Mexico whipped up
gale-force winds along the Texas
coast. One offshore oil rig 1
reported gusts of ·more than 100
mph shortly after midnight. I ur to 4 inches of snow had
fal en in the Oklahoma f Panhandle by morning and it
was still com.Ing down, with the
wind chill factor below i.ero th.la
last week of winter.
The most romantic purchase
of your ltfe should also be
a most knowledgeable OAe.
The~~ Ml«' Sho\Ad Ile .. ~ .-1CI
bffUtllul .. the d19ame you 1"819 IOdey ~ ... .,. I IO be
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That 1..nyyou11\QJio chboM ~ ~
,...... CG'!!P'O""M pt\ the b .. u1y Ind ..... ct IN Oemonc:l
)'Gii 0uy reQ•l(;llMI o4 Ill llll 'll:J<J lllOUl<l IOCJll fot I d"11!10nd
fllll't bffl1 cut 1n« DQll•h90 IO bnng Olli •II of u na111111 ~ end beAUly OM 11\11 "-'• !he l•ICllOQ ltaodaltll '* ~ bHn "ltllloll/1ed • .a..1 T,.,. .. 111 c•ltd ldffl
ell! cMlnonOI
Why 11 CUI ~? &ec8UM w<ll\ l>arnoncll ..,.,..,
.,_, ~ bNUly ~on "O"I ,...._"*'
Lit Idle!°"'~"*" you°'~
Ill moll b911U1y lll<l VII\"'
-chool gets funds
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Vtata Verde Elementary School in Irvine hu been
awarded an $11,000 snnt from the BankAmerica FQUndation
and ~ USA fol' a word procMl1na project. nw. project la dmiped to help ltudenta in srades four
thl'ouah et1ht pin fami11arlty with ml~puten. The
grant la one of et,ht totalJni more than $126,000 for Orange
County IChool dJ.atricta.
The Irvine Unified School District al9o ah.area a $~,000 srant from the aame donors to fOllter critical thlnk1ng akilla
throu1h writJn,. Twenty teachen from Irvine u well u
dlatrlda in Fullerton, Los Alamit.oe and Saddleback Valley and
the Oranae County E:ducation Department will attend the UCI
WritiJ11 Project thia rummer.
The Bank.America Foundation and Chewon gave out
grant. totalJni $MS,609 to public echool dlatrlcta th1I year.
•Cit.chrome print. by pho\oil'*_J?her Jerry Bvc~leld
are on diaE in the Golden West College Fine Arte Gallery
through A 14. Gallery ho~ are 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday thri>uah unday on the Huntington Beech campus.
The exhibit will feature 26 pieces of Burchfield'• work.
Burchfield, co-owner of the B.C. Space gallery in Laguna
Beach, hu been Included in many group and one-penon
exhibJtiona in thia country and abroad. He baa authored a book
on darkroom technique• and ha. written for many
photography magazines.
Hie photographs are in the pennanent collectiona of many
museums.
•A five-day achedule of activities will be offered during
spring vacation March 28 through April· 1 for first through
sixth graders at Northwood Community Park In Irvine.
CAiled "Peter Cottontail's Workabop," the program will
include activities such as creating spring baaketa. International
egg decorating, a trip to Sea World in San Diego and, of course,
an ea hunt.
Fee for the Proeram ia $35 per child. It coven all activities
and excursions. Parents can register their youngsters at the
park.
For more information, call Mart.lee CotlfOvt or Mlcbael
Arroyo at 552-4360.
-Oft.JENT AL RUGS
for Best Selection of
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W. County schools switch ·holiday·
~~1~1e~::Jrn ~~u~;•:.n The different schedules scrambled ~'=:ad~'*'.._ dtln.tpUon.
break with tradition thl• year family vacation plans. The cha.nae attectt all liX h1'b and clmc tor the •Prinl holiday achoola ln the Huntlnaton a.ch
tho w k after 1'.uter. Union Hlih School OlatJ'ld. the
School• have almOlt alway• received a number of complalnt. Huntington Beach -and allo adult 1ehool, the evenm, hiah
held Euter v.cation1 -ottlclally about the April 4·8 vacat{on who have youngster• In other achool and the Huntmcton Beech
cal.led 1prtna recem -the week period. dlatricw with traditional vacation City, Fountain Valley and ac.,p
before Easter. (Euter Sunday Some callet1. 1he l&ld, claimed achedulet -ablo compla.lned. View elementary dlltricta.
th1a year II April 3.) that the 1prln1 break 11 The different 1chM4tlea Schooll ln the New~M!M1 The 1chedule chan1e wu aacrlle1lou1 In that 1tudent1 acrambled family vacation plans, Laiiuna 8each and lrv{ne uninea
brou9ht about a1 a re1ult of would be ln 1ehool durinS holy they l&ld. dUtricta will be cio..d the week
contract neaotlatlona between week and on Good Friday. • Elementary dlatrjcw followed of March 28 in obeerv&n4)9 of the
the Olltrict Jr.ducat.on A..:rlation Other te8t'hera who work in 1wt with the 11ehool c e 1prlna holiday. of h 11 h 1c h oo 1 teach e r1 l n ,._..;;;;.:.;.;.;;.;......;,;;.;:;.;.;..;..;;,,,:_:_...:....:.;;.::__,;_:_;_:..:........:....:...._....::.::::;.;....;.:.=....::..:..::...=:K;;.;....;=:....:.:....=..J:..;..--=---=----:.------
HunllnilOn Beach and dlltrlct v--------------------------------. ~~·t each era reportedly ELECTRONIC MUSC'LE contended that Friday, April 1,
wu the exact mid·point of the
1prlng aeme1ter ~nd vacation STIMULATION after th.at date wowd cau.e leta
lnterru~n of lnatruction due to llC~ om~f.:i~:~~t has Most lne~penslve In -Orange, Countyl
Tree removal
planned for
Mesa Verde
The removal of old trees
causing Coat.a Mesa sidewa.lb to
buckle will be d1acusaed during a
public meeting at 7:30 tonight in
the library of TeWink.le School,
3224 California St. .
City Public Services Direct.or
Bruce Mattern said $240,000 has
been budgeted for removal and
replanting of trees and the
replacement of damaged
sidewalks. curbs and gut~.
Construction ia expected to
begin this 1pring on California,
Colorado, Dakota, Iowa,
Michigan, Minnesota, Montana
and Oregon streets.
Mattern said the ficus variety
tree• have cauaed the moat
problems in the area. Offlciala
have not yet decided what type
of tree will be replanted there.
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Al Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /W9dnelday, Maroh 18, 1813
Athletic eligibflity
rule merits support
Irvine Unified School District
Lrusteea art.' considering a proposaJ
to stiffen eligibility requirements
for student athletes and
parti ci pants in other
extracurricular activities including
pep squad, debate, dramath'
presentations and student body
offices.
The-proposal put forward by
administrators, who have been
working to upgrade academic
courses, would require athletes
and others to maintain a C average
in all classes They would be
placed on probation the first time
they didn't make the grade and
obliged to drop the activity on the
second failure.
At present, student athletes
can compete in interscholastic
sports in the district if they pass at
least four classes each quarter or
semester. The new C average rule
would apply to all students in
. activities that require several
hours a week outside regular
classes.
It's a rule that should be put
into effect.
While It may be argued that a
student who tS less academically
inclined deserves a c.hance to shine
in sporl,9 or some other enjoyable
activity, the fact is a C average is
not that difficult to maintain.
In a community lake Irvine,
with its generally high standards,
a large percentage of students are
headed for college. And starring
on the playing fields or the stage
will do little or nothing to offset a
poor academic standing when that
time comes.
Extracurricular activities can
be stimulating, but they rarely
lead to a career. Time lost
from the books can be deeply
regretted in later life -as even
many who managed to become
professional athletes have
discovered. ,
Trustees will consider the
eligibility prop<>sal at a special
continued meeting at 7 p .m .
tomorrow in the district office,
2941 Alton Ave. They should
adopt the new grade rule.
lnterventjon disturbs
For-the first time in U.S.
history, a court has held a
newspaper publisher liable for
refusing to run advertising which
the publisher finds to be
unsuitable and unacceptable. And
the Supreme Court has let stand,
without comment, a lower court
ruling that such a policy illegally
restrains trade.
The case concerned Rhode
Island's largest newspaper. the
Providence Journal, which
refused to run advertisements for
a firm that charged fees for
locating apartments for rentens.
This was in keeping with a policy
adoptedJ:>1"tfle newspaper in 1973,
after a similar advertiser allegedly
engaged in deceptive practices.
The newspaper's appeaJ was
turned aside by the high court.
The case now will return to a
federal trial court to determine
whAt damages should be paid the
would-be advertiser, who claims
the newspaper policy forced him
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out of business.
Lawyers for the newspaper
told the justices the lower court
had, in essence, granted anyone
the right of access tO the pag~ of
the paper against the will of the
publisher.
Newspapers frequently are
blamed by readers for accepting
advertising they deem distasteful.
But the fact is, a pllblication that
repeatedly offends its read ers will
rapidly lose its own business.
Until this first-t im e court
ln1ervention, it has always been
the responsibility of a publisher to
exercise s u fficien tl y good
judgment to satisfy readers,
knowing that the rule of the
marketplace will prevail.
And that rule has adequately
filled the need to balance First
Amendment press freedoms with
the needs and sensitivity of the
public.
The intervention of the courts
IS unnecessary and unwelcome.
Opinions expres~ in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views ex
pressed on this p.tge are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is inv1t
ed. Address The D.tily Pilo"l, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa CA 92626. Phone (7141 642-4321. •
Letters to the editor ,
Alternative
unnecessary
To the .Editor:
We are wnting this letter to express
our opposition lo the creation of
alternative education in the Laguna
Beach School Olstrict.
Philosophically , alternative
education can be creative and
stimulating to those involved.
However, it i.s an alternative. To be
justified and effective it should only
be undertaken when all other aspecia
of school responsibility a.re being met
-fiaca.lly and academically.
SUCCESSFUL endeavors mu1t
have operating budgets. It is our
understanding th.at the Laguna Beach
School Distnct will be operating with
a $380,000 deficit lhil coming Khool
year, 1983-84. Ia It fi.scally sound and
responsible to be creating a new
1ehool environment, one which wiU
require an operating budget and will
eerve only a few, when we are having
fiscal difficulty within our present
ayatem?
Taking the lead from the newly
elected State Sup~intendent of
Education, Bill Honig: Now ia the time
to re-educate ounelves ln the basics.
Our principal re1porulbiUty to our
young people ls to give them the basic
toob by which they can enter IOCiety
u oontributlng memben.
Several new1paper arllclea have
tocuaed recently on the need for
California 1ehoob to better prepare
thelr lltudentl for colleges and the
work force.
W need to join fo&"C8 to improve
OW' ~ '}'Item and i.ncreue the
productivity of our childrm.
Wtt are )>lned In thlt vtewpolnt by
many 'ROa=.r:n~GAT'L. M.D.
Cl:l.AJlLENE R9;ATZ
Collese needs
To \be .ar.ditor.
CoiMt Om.inunJty c.one ~
ORAHOE COAST
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should have used the money they
diverted to car leasing for the repair
of aging and broken typewriters at
Orange Coast College. Computers are
a fact of life. A penon needs typing
sk.illa to operate them. The community
cannot a1ford to ait by and watch th.is
kind of adminl1tration of funds
continue. Young people with job skilla
can find work and become lnvolved in
a productive life style
The community college muat be
pre9erved and made to function al the
highest level. Do we need a clean
sweep of trwltees?
LOIS SHUCK
S urfer lam ent
To the Editor:
I am writing in reference to the law
for wind surfing in Newport Harbor.
If we're not alJowed to wind surf in
the channel. where are we allowed to
wind surf? And how do they expect to
get from one side to the next? It
doesn't make 1ense. If the wind la
going one way are we 1uppoeed to
take 10-foot tacks?
I would like lhe Harbor Patrol to al
least 1-ue 10me kind of statement to
tell us what we are auppoeed to do. I'd
llke to tlnd out how that law geta
changed Jt ju.t does not make aerwe.
TYLER STRINGER
Keep nursing
To the Editor:
Something la wrong with th e
prior1Uee of C.O..t Community College
Dlllrlct Chan&Uor Watton and h1a
board of tru.tteea when they eliminate
the nutting p roaram and boost
.iewardem tra1nJna. The altllne. ha~
their own tra1n1na p~.
If cuta have to D8 made, pleat put
my tax do.U.n on nunlna education.
BETH WILSON
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Curbing the 'gray panthers'
WASHINGTON -The Reagan
administration used 1trongarm tactics
remlniacent of an old-fashioned political
machlne to keep the 1981 White House
Conference on Aging from getting out of
hand and embarrassing the president.
They apparently tinkered with the
temperature controls In the auditorium,
used fake badges to infiltrate committees
and plenary 1e11ion1, shouted down
legitimate delegates and even phylically
obstructed Rep. Claude Pepper, D-F1a..,
to keep him from reaching the speaker's
platform.
THE WHITE HOUSE efforts to bully
and harass the elderly delegates were
outraaeous. The gr_ubby details are
contained in sworn testimony and
support.Ina documentat obtained by the
General Accounting Office. which has
been inveetigating charges of improper
White House attempts to rig the
conference. My aa&Ociate Indy Badhwar
ha.a seen the utoniahing evidence. Some
examples:
-"(A) planned attempt at confualna
the final plenary seaion waa apparently
manipulating the air-conditioning
system," dedares a sworn affidavit. "[t
became unbearably hot . . . One or two
older women had to be medically
uai.ated out of the ballroom becaUte of
the heat." ·
-One particular panel, known as
"Committee Two," was regarded with
deep suspicion by the president'• men.
They were afraid it waa going to pass
res o lutions cri tical of the
administration's Social Security
proposals. So conference staffers were
ordered to print up extra "Committee
Two" badges, put them on and lnfUtrate
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th~ committee to marupulate any voice
vote.
-A political tactician who reported
directly to White House chief of staff
James Baker was assigned lo the
conference u a 90rt of staff commissar
"to assure that the conference was not a
political embarraument to the
president."
-Llke so many circus performers,
"whips" were appointed to keep the
suppoeedly danaeroua "gray panthers"
under control. The handpicked whips
and deputy whips from the conference
staff were asaigned to various sections
and given a list of "troublemakers" in
their bailiwicks. Their miasion was to
position themselves behind the elderly
firebrands and shout them down if they
tried to •peak.
-"It was . . . greatly feared that the
liberals would take over the conference
and demand a number of concessions
•
about Social Secunty from the Reagan
administration. The whip system was
supposed to squelch any spontaneous or
preplanned actions by l.Jberal delegates
to tum the conference into a referendum
on Reagan's Social Security policies."
-ONE WHIP was assigned to a
particularly dangerous delegate: Pepper,
then the 81-year-old chairman of the
House Committee on Aging. The whip
was ordered to keep Pepper from the
podium during one of the debates in the
plenary session. "The whip sua:essfully
restricted Pepper from getting to the
stage for about 15 minutes by bloekmg
his path."
-Whips assigned to committees
would keep in constant touch with a
secret command post by telephone. The
command post w as guarded by Brinks
security personnel. "In order to get into
the command post, o ne had to be
wearing a special lapel pm slaped l.Jke
an oil barrel. Without the pin, it was
im~ible to get into the area"
-When reports of political pressure
began leaking out, the command post
disappeared in a puff of smoke.
''Returning to the command post was
eerie," one starter testified. "Just one
half-hour before. everything was
normal Now the command post was
stripped bare. There was almost nothing
left of what had previously been tables
of books. documents , phones,
typewnters . . . Within 30 minutes, the
entire place had been literally stripped."
French fighting English • • 1ntrus1on
One of the striking .thing• about
nationality ia how the people belonging
to any one country dO aome things '°
well and other thlnp so poorly. lt'a
10melhin8 you can't really write about
w1thout having halt the country call you
an ethni_c bigot, but moat of us are clear
. in our mind.a about whlit various ethnic
groups can and can't do well.
The French are among t he mo1t
charming, ~lented people on Earth.
There are a lot of thinp they do better
th.an anyone el.le and one of thoae thinp
i1 live with a sense of freedom and
independence.
CAN ANYONE tell me, then. why
they have a communlcaUona rnlnisier
who haa jult outlawed the uae of 127
words the French have borrowed from
the Enal1ah langu.age7 The word.a can't
be uaed in adver daing or In French
movies. The French call ~the.e worcb
''Franglala'' and the best known of them
ii "Le Hot Dog." Doell that really 90Und
like anyUili\a a freedom-loving people
would let lti aovemment outlaw! "Le
Hot Dotl" llOUndl aUJy and I think the
French knc>w that when they uae It.
Jogging must have caught on In
France alter It caught on here, because
"Le Jogging" ia another of the banned
words.
Many of the words are ones uaed m
ma.king moUon pictures. For lnaiance,
before thl1 French language czar's
pronouncement, French film makers
were identifyina the people who cha&e
,~,,
J-l-IY-RD-11-IY---~
the acton u "Le Casting." Henceforth,
the czar aays the listing will be
''Dlatribution artistique."
A French outdoor movie can no longer
call itlelf a "Drive-In cinema." It haa to
be a ''cine-pare."
The .l''rench have choeen the strangest.
wotda of oura to take to their hearta.
French lhoppera hlive been enjoylng "Le
Dblcount,'' and th.at'a banned.
1n Paria. lhortly after World War II,
there were ltW thouaanda of American
soldien milling around ln the street.II,
and as Ufe alowly came baCk to the city
and the entrepreneurs got back mto
bu.ineea. a nightclub opened called "Le
Wars used to he different
Thing• I Learned Reading ''Mr.
KlpllnJt'a Anny" by Bryon Farwell:
-'that Lord Cardlpn led the famoUI ~ of the LJght Bripde armed only
with a cigar, while other Britllh-ottk:en
of the time Jed attacks with nothlna
m11101111
~ 'ii·
mo~ than their awaapr 1Uckl or r1dh'8
Cf0Jl9.
-That at no time IJ\ modem ht.tory
hat the BriUsh Ann"t had a atnile perlOl1
tn command -and, until ~tly, no
pneral tt.aff.
-That the Sam Bt'owne belt., adopied
for all offtcen ln nai W.iem ciounUU..
wM lnvented by Sir Samuel Browne, IO
that he c:oWd draw hll IWOl"d man .-Iy
wtth hll one arm, h.avtna 1ort \he other tn a cavalry -ult. ~ " -That mWtary couri..y between
fOll *ted .. late .. the Analo--Boilr w.,
a t t.he tum of th1a ~ntw-y, when Slt \
John rrench and a Boer 1•n•ral,
Chliltluft Beyea, ~ CbNCrnM pruentt , (A century earll.r, the
oppo1l n1 8 rltllh a n d rrenc h
commanden at the bltUe Of Fontln07
..ch poµ...iy lnvhed th• other to an
~) I
-11\a~ when the arttlati Royal Rini
(
Corps went to Europe to lick the Kaiser
in 1914, they were attacking their own
colonel-In-chief, the Gennan Emperor,
Wllliam n. (Franz Joeeph. Emperor of
Au.a\ria, and ~ Nicholas of Ru.asala.
were ai.o honorary leaders of British
regimen ta.)
-That the regulation bugle cal.a of
the BrlUsh Army we.re compoRd not by
an En11t1hman, but by \he great
A uatrlan compo•er, Frans Joseph
Haydn.
-That when WeWna"ton establlahed
winter quart.en In IOUthem f\rance, he
took a ~k of hou,nda with him and
hu.nt.ed twice a w k. (Until both pack
and huntamen were captured by t.he
P'rencb enemy.)
-That alx years aft.er Jolnlnli ht.
ntalmtnt. Wlrwton ChU(d\111 had still not
plJd all \he '1allon' bWI tor h1a lnitl.al unit~ (Gentlemen of that time pt.Id
•lhttir ~bUn1 debts fin& and thetr
tailon )
-~t In tM &oer·Wt.r, tbt Britilh
troope 1uUend mon cuualtJ• '" • fOW'·month p.tiod from typl:MJ&d \!\an
...... kWld and..,. ...... by ~~
tn Oit en\lr• WH of t h rH yean'
dunadan..
-Th9t al leMt chrie QI 8rttaln'1 ~ mill~ .....,.. -O.n. 11Chl1M1111
OGrdGn: LOr4 Kl••--wt Oii'&. .. ~kt-e1'P tw a dltdmt ..-
,,_ • .,. for ·~ mm. <Ill• ctlcwwld ihot,....., ndilr ......... a.ad al
lnq\dry.) . ..
Jazz Hot " l suspect that might have
been the beginning of "Franglals" You
can bet that no pronouncement by a
dictator in charge of language is going to
end it.
One airline company has already been
fined for using Frangla1s in 1ts
advertising. Another banned phrase is
"Le Jet" "Le Jet" must now be called
"L'avion a reaction."
The Committee for the Protection of
the French Language is trying to
prevent change. That's like trying to stop
a river from going in the dir~tion it
wants to go in. It won't work. Languages
alrnply do change and should change. No
numbers of aixth-grade English teachers
or official pronouncements from
government are going to keep English or
French or any other language from
adapting ii.self to the way people are
most comfortable using it. ...,
F RANGLAIS I.a nothing more than
faddish French alang. Moet of it won't
last. whether it's decreed illegal or not.
That's the way it ia with alang. It all
seems smart and cuie to use when you
first hear It. but most slang very quickly
becomes cliche. Not.¥ng makes a person
seem older and without a new idea in h.is
head than the repetitious use of dated
slang Most of it will sound silly in a few
years.
The good thing about slang is that
occasiona lly one invented new
expreasion lasts and adru a new nuance
to our ability to communlcateiflt geta into
the good dictionaries and becomes pan of
a growing and better language.
U the l'rench want to preRrW! their
~. they ~t to let it go 8' free
as they ate. That a what will make it
healthy. Engllah ii r=cally a muaewn
of old wordl taken other languqea,
Latin, Greek, German. French. It la
appal'f'nt that the lood and wieful words
from other lan1uage1 and literature
were adopted and adapled.
~ la nothlf'I to ,et choked up
and patriot.Sc about, u the French ..m
to be. French la a iJ'eat ~. The
world lovee It, but lf It'• dytna-a lfttie. It's
not beau. of lhe lnvuion ot "Le Hot Dos· .. It'• becauae lt iln't betna allowed
to pw.
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Tax laws changing
BJ PAT HOROWITZ ........... Dlllf ....
DEAR Rl:ADERS: Tax will begin belng
withheld by p11yen of lnierte\ and aMdenda
•larUna July 1, 1983, at the rate of 10 percent
of eacli payment, acx:ordJns to the Int.em.al
Revenue Servic:e.
There are exemptlon1 available to c:ertain
taxpayers if they tue cerUflcat.Jof exemrtlon,
Form W-.6, and tf they meet any o the
followtna requlrementa: a tax liabllity of '600
or 1-(or •t.000 or le11 if married fillna a
joint Nturn) on laat year'• \ax return; a
taxpayer 6~ or older with a tax liability last
year of $1.~00 or leea (or $2,500 or le11 lf the
taxpayer or •J>OU89 la 6~ or older and they
1 flied a joint return); and a taxpayer or
taxpayer and apouae who were not required to
file an Income tax re\Um last year.
Certlflcatea of exemption ahould be
obtained from payen. If they are not
available, require Form W -6, "Individual
Certificate of Exempt.ion," by writing to the
IRS. Thoee who receive interest or dividends
from more than o ne payer must file a
Certificate 9' Exemption with each payer.
Taxpayers with more than one aocount
with the same payer ahould check with the
payer to determine whether aeparate
certificates are required for each account.
412 Main St., Avon, N.J. 07717. Althouah Utla
flnn c:.rriee a variety of mUl!c boxee wltb a
ch&at of more than 100 tunet. lt a18o can have
a tune made up in Switzerland, from aheet
mUIJc. The 009t would be •13~ and It could be
put lnto any mUlic box ln the catal<>1. Thia
company al.ao repall'I mualc boxea and can
aupply information about antique mualc boxee.
Catalop can be ordered for •1 from the above
add.rem. U the "At Your Service" column la
mentioned, the tlrm asreea to aend a $1
coupon that can be applied qalnat any order.
~
Old plates for sale
DEAR PAT: I woald like to bow wtaere
to locate people wbo collect old Ucenae rla&et. I live aome to aelt. Abo, wtaere coald
locate 1omeone wtao mfalat be latereated la
u award pvea to me from ttae Hollywood
Cu&ea back ID ltU for my aervlce. It waa
tlped by Bene Davie, wbo waa prealdeut of
the cuteen at ttaat time.
C.R., Newport Beacta
You may want to contact the Americana
Collect.ors Shop at 111 E. Cubon in Santa Ana.
Thia firm deals ln paper antiques, and you
could get an Idea of your award'a value. A YS
suggesta advertising rour old licenae plates in
the "Antique Trader' neW11paper. U you'd like
to see a sample, send :10 cents to P.O. Box Facing the music 1050, Dubuque, Iowa :12001.
DEAE PAT: I "oald like to fbad someone • poi a problem ? Then write to~
wlao coald make ttae "worb" for a mule box ~Pai Horowitz. Pat wW cut~ tape,
for a 1peclal IODI I llke very macla. I've getting the answers and action you
Jookedeverywtaereudcu'tfladaeoSttefor n eed to solve inequities in
eacta a ca1toml1ed music box. CU YH laelp government and business. Mail your questions
me oat? to Pat Horowitz, At Your Service, Orange
Orange Co .. 1 DAILY PILOTIW9dnMCSey, March 18, 1e13
Cops liven up Death Valley l
Death Valley thla ~ ot ye•r
-any time of year tor that
matter -ii home to lldewlnden,
1corplon1 and an oc:ca•lonal
motorlat, elth•r loat o r
atten\Ptina a desert lhOr1CUt.
But once a yNr, hW\dreda of
cope 1ather for the annual Deatti
Valley Relay, ru.nntna 116 miles
throush auch landmark 1topover1
u Furnace Creek and Badwater.
FOi' the teeond atral&ht year,
the Newport Beach police
d e partment entered the
competition -the amallest force
ln the atate to do to.
Laat year, the 19-member
Newport team WN diJlquallfled
when • runner pal9ed out before departmenta In Ckk:aao. Detroit
he could pe.11 on the baton to the and evt>n from a sroup of pMC.'11
ne:Kt runner. otfk.'era In Germany.
Thia year, however, the Pet~errin, one o f the
Newport team flnl1hed alxth, compel Newport offJcen. Mid
cornpletlna the up-and-down the beac team feela it.a 1i:1tth
courH in 13 houn and 31 p!Jce flniah 11 10methlna of a
Hcond1. The winning team vrndlcation.
ambng 40 waa from the Loi "Lut year when we ~ed
AnJelea County Sheriff' 1 up, the other offlcera -meet of~
departmfnt. them from Loe An~eles looked at
Each team membe r ran 6.2 ua like we were a bunch of ~h
miles with the final runner doing b o y 1 . They th l n k we' r e
7.8 miles along a 1tretch of two-, lifeguards who wear unJfonna."
lane blacktop, Perrln aaid when the Newport
The race, Initiated by a Loa runner pa11ed a Loa Angelea .
Ange lea SWAT team, haa police team member juat outatde ,
attracted Int reet from police &dwater, heada bepn to tum.
Thru April 3, 1983
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OCEANSIDE (AP) -This city's attempt to
annex Camp Pendleton Marine Base and the San
Onofre nucleer reactor site baa been given a
slight boost.
The Local Agency Fonnatlon Commission in
San Diego County granted a May, 2 hearing on
the annexation request.
" The commilaion b.ad refused to pennit the
annexation last September, saying it couldn't
disregard the Navy'• objections. The cornmiasi.on
said Oceanside would b.ave to reach agreements
with ita neighbors and make assurances that the
annexation wouldn't impede the mamlve Marine
base's military operatio~
Since then. Oceanside has reached an
agreement with San Clemente that gives that
Orange County city 20 percent of tax revenues
from the annexed area, tn return for San
Clemente dropping a suit to block the move.
Oceanside planners have scheduled a
presentAtion before the Vista Oty Council but
say they're not sure who to deal with in the
unincorporated areas of Fallbrook.
The Navy haa not officially changed its
position but offidala indicated they would have a
response ready In time for the May 2 hearing. • .
Herpes talk slated
Herpes and hepatitis will be d1scus3ed during a
free two-hour aem1nar at 7 p.m. March 24 at Costa
Mesa Medical Center Hospital, 301 Victoria St.
Dr. Paul M. Umof, emergency services
specialist will lead the lecture on the condition that
ia reaching epidemic proportions.
For re.ervations call 612-2734.
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Oout DAILY PILOTIWtdnetdl March 18, 1913
Property
• ~seminar
at OCC
The advantages of
buying property In
foreclosure will be
examined during a four.
hour seminar at Orange
Coast Collel{e Saturday.
Titled "Purchasing
Property at a
Foreclosure Sale," the
session is slated from 9
a.m. to J _ p.m .. ln Room
214 of OCC's Chemistry
Building. Admission is
$10.
Seminar lecturer la
Alan S . Zall , an
Independent real estate
broker and a college
instructor . He is a
sraduate of Loyola Law
School.
Zall will explain how
to find properties in
foreclosure, and the
me c hanics of the
foreclosure process. He
will also discuss
precautions that should
be taken prior to bidding
at a foreclosure sale, and
will cover regulations
regardlng negotla tion
with the property owner.
Ticke1a are on sale in
the OCC Ticket Office,
located in. the college's
Student Center Building.
T h e office is open
Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m. to 6 p .m .• and
Saturdays from 8 a.m. to
noon.
Ti c kets ma y b e
purchased by pho ne,
using V isa or
Mutercard, by calling
556-5527. Registration
will also be conducted at
the door.
For information about
the seminar. pho ne
556-5880.
Ex-federal
employees
set meet
The Saddl e bac k
Valley Chapter No. 1689,
National Association of
Retir ed Fed er al
Employees. will conduct
Ha regular monthly
meeting Monday at 2
p.m., at the Western
Federal Savings and
Loan Aaxi.ation, 26980
Crown Valley Parkway,
Mmion Viejo.
Lynn VanWinkle of
West.em Federal Savtnp
and Loan Association
and Dean Burchett and
Noah Cloud o f Erle
Equities will provide
presentat ions on
management of one's
liquid and non-liquid
'a11eia.
All retired or aoon to
be retired federal civilian
e mployees, their
dependents, and gueata
are Invited to attend.
A.ddU:lonal information la
avallable by callin8 Tom
Brvwn at 831-2916.
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TELEVISION 84
Tbe South All-Star f ooiball
aquad I or this summer must be
pared down lr'!m a list of
211 to 31. See B2.
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Bohay hounc~ hack • FV product has overcome plenty of adversity
By ROGER CARLSON o< .... 0.-, ,..... • ...,
Gary Bohay, a product of Fountain
Valley High 's wreatlmg program and the
Pac-10 126-pound ch(µTlpion, has a habit of
overcoming setbacks. -and there's one more
he is looking forward to reversing.
The 22 -year-old Arizona State
University senior finished his coJlegiate
career last week -at the NCAA finals In
Oklahoma City where the results of the final
match of his college career spoiled what
would have been a perfect season after 31
straight victories.
Before a crowd of 15,000 Bohay went
down to a 5-2 defeat to University of Iowa
JUnior Barry Davis -a verdict which could
easily have been reversed in o ther
carcumstances, according to Bohay.
"I had been workmg on my strategy to
beat this guy for two months," recalls Bohay
"l was sure I'd meet h im in the finalS-
because he was ranked first (m the nauon)
and I was second.
''I pushed him In the fint period and he
didn't take any shots, which wu 1urprialng,
becau1e I ended up being warned for
stalling. which wu a blow to my atrategy. I
thought I was doing what I needed to do.
"By the 1econd pe riod I became
desperate to shoot, I didn't want another
stalling, 10 I tried to shoot tor hll lega and he
was in the right position to counter and at
that point I wu really frustrated."
So Bohay lost. But it !.n't the flnt time
he's been in a tough situ ation , and he'•
loolung to bounce back al(ain.
It all began three years ago when UCLA
dropped the sport of \nestling, sending
Bohay off to Arizona State in h6pes of
continuing his sport
And at Arizona State where he compiled
a 24·2-l record as a junior, his final match
found him going down for the count with a
severe knee injury with the collateral
ligaments virtually stripped from the bone.
leg wu still in a cut and the uueruon of
electrode• down Inside the ca1t to help
1Umulate reaction wu the key, In addition to
Bohay's buic desires.
"Wre1lling's in my blood," aays Bohay.
"I needed to be out there.'' Bohay red-
shirted for one year, then returned to post
hi. spark.ling 31-1 aenior campaign.
It waan't always quite that way. A.. a
high achool freshman he had no knowledae
of the sport, but hi. freshman football cio.ch,
John Roealea, got him and aome buddies
Involved -and it evolved into two CIF
champlonahipe and third &nd filth places at
the state finale.
Wayne Michaelian was hia varsity co&ch
until Rosales took over during hia senior
eeuon. "More than anything," says Bohay.
"he (Rosales) made me mentally tough, and
ready for college level competition."
huntain Valley High wrestling
~duct Gary Bohay takes down one
ofia31 victims in the 126-pound class.
"I wanted to tie him up a lot, not to
allow him to shoot l..Uldem eath on the legs,
because he had a reputation for go, go, go.
"The doctor didn't say never," says
Bohay, "but he dad say ma..r never," recalls
Bohay. "It was a pretty severe tear and they
didn't expect me to be on the mat for at least
six months, but .I was wrestling again In
three months, a ltho ugh not r e ally
effectively."
There were aome changes lhat needed to
be made as lime went by, however,
beginning with tactic1. Bohay wa1 a
defensive wrestler as a prep, but on the
collegiate level that all changed under
C.oach Sobby Douglas.
Around Tempe Bohay ls known as Mr. "But they had a strategy on me. too, and
1t beat me He changed his style totally and L
went in expectmg a lot of different things. '\
Aggressive and he's hoping It c.arries over
\
Rustlers go
(OHAY, Page Bii A lot of work (leg lifts. etc.) while the
sour against Dill, 12-0
Byl~RT SEEDEN Of ... Dllltr ..........
Qolden West College baseball coach ~ HObver said he knew his team was
...;Jll thinking about Saturday's
be$rtbreaking 8-7 defeat to rival Orange
c.op.t during practice Monday.
·~ ~ the Rustlera were still thinking abj>ut that loss, no doubt, yestez:day
~¥n th~_y played congenial hosts to
Cerritos in a South Coast Conference
~~ Rustlers committed five errors
ai,.t ac:ratched for just five'Mts off Falcon
starter Chip Dill in dropping a 12-0
embarrassment.
"I can't remember gettina beat like
that in a conference same, .. admitted
Hoover. ''They (Cerrito8) played good
and it was obviously their day, butt I'd
like to think we ·am play better than
that."
The Falcons forced Rustler starter
Scott Marsh to work hard all day m
coming up with single runs in the
second, fourth, rifth and sixth. They
then broke things open with four runs In
the sixth, three coming on r~ht-fielder
AJ Stankiewicz's bases-loaded triple, and
three more in the seventh
While the Rustlers have dropped two
straight conference games, the Falcons
have defeated their last two opponents
by a combined score of 37-0 (they topped
Compton 25-0 Saturday).
"We had a little pep talk before
Saturday's game. I told the guys I
thought t hey may have been a little
scared or tentative after w e lost two
early games," explained Cerritos Coach
Gordon Douglas. "It's r eally just a ~
matter of confidence."
And Dill looked confident in rolling
th rough the Golden West line up
yesterday, allowing a linrt-inning single
to Bob Grandstaff and then holding lhe
Rustlers hitless through the next five
innings.
Stankiewicz gave lhe Falcon.s all the
runs they would need in the second with
a solo home run over the left field fence.
The Falcons also got a boost from leadoff
hitter Kevin Boolay who singled three
times and scored two runs.
The Falcons rocked reliever Jeff
Fiuhua)\ for seven runs on five hits over
two lnn1np.
Dill, meanwhile, struck out 12
Rustlers, getting at least one Golden
West hitter on strikes in every inning
but the eighth.
"They (the Falcons) looked like a
million dollars today, and what were
they coming in, 3-3?" noted Hoover.
Added Douglas: "We .play theae guys
three more times and they're going to be
right there in our faces each tlme. Right
now, we're just on a roll."
• The Falcons improved their reeord to
4-3 in conference whlle the Rustlers fell
to 3-3. Golden Weat finds itself two
games behind conference-leading
Fullerton (5~1).
The Rustlers are back in action
tomorrow, hosting Mt. San Antonio.
Compton pays a vtait to GWC Saturday.
Mustangs outlast
CdM in volleyball
Home runs spark
Pirates, Gauchos
C:O.ta Mesa High was extended
to five games before subduing
stU.bbom c.ororia del Mar, while
Irvine swept paat University,
FAtancia did the same against
Mater Dei and Newport Harbor
capiured ill fl.rat loop match in
Sea View League volleyball
action last night.
Meanwhile, Woodbridge waa
vlctimiz.ed by San Clemente in a
~th Coast League encounter,
and Mt.ion Viejo rallied to pin a
lam on Fountain Valley in non-
leaiue action. ./
Amt CdM gave Costa Mesa all
It could handle before the
Mui.nga canfe away with a .
I
Schofield
~ng~~ hero,
then goat
MESA, Ariz . (AP) -A
~ error by ahortltop Dick
Schofield. whoee two--run homer
h.J put the Anleles ahead in the to.P of the eighth, let in the
wtDnlna nm in the bottom of the
~ yesierda)' aa the ChJcaao
Cub• came back for a 5-4
exhibition bueba1J victory.
$cb0field'a homer came off
rekYer MUte Proly with two out
In the elabtb and aave the
Aaael• a 4 -3 lead. "But Jay
JollnltCJ!ne led oU the bottom of
the frame with • double and took
\)\J,d on Gary Pe"'-' em>r. A
llnlle by lhortstop Dave Owen
tSM1' the pane.
Wi&h two out and runners at
dnt and third, Schobekl fielded ~ Kennedy'• p-ounder, but
hl• hllh throw pulled Urat ~ Du'Yl 8conl«I off the . =.:. ~ Monlel IOOnld the
1anael c•nter fielder Fred
L1"n p bJa -.'ODd homer ln "'9. days. a tw~run blut off ...,... lUcb Bordi an the
~~c::~.: ~ b;i7 ~ • -.ie by
Qlth Moreland and c•&c:i!•r n.vtl' twO-OUt double.
yn• lanclber•, who had IP die ana. OAb run with• ........ d*d. lrtDled with
Cll&t lD the Mb ilrwf IODNd on Ult~'·1 ... \0 liW tM • ,., IMd.
15-8. 8-15, 15-13, 12-15. 15-12
triumph.
Sparking the vtctory for Mesa
was middle blocker Chris Fieael.
outside hitters Jerry Dahill and
Dan Maxner and middle blocker
Tom Kennedy.
The win lifted the Mustanp.
who won the Doi Pueblos
Tournament title last weekend.
to 3-0 in league play. Meaa hosts
Newport Harbor Friday while
CdM travels to meet Mater Dei.
Irvine went ahead in each
game quickly and breezed past
University, 15-7, 15·4, 15-6.
Leading the way for the
Vaqueros, who captured their
first league win, was outside
hitter Jay Schuda and back-row
defender Steve Bates.
Estancia crept into a tie for the
league lead at 3-0 by posting a
15-8, 15· ll, 15-5 decision over
Mater Dei. Middle blocker Matt
Carrico and Jim Knowlton were
credited with playing well for
the F.aglea.
Newport Harbor improved to
1-2 m league play by 1topping El
Toro, 15-8, 16-14, 15-4.
Both Orange c.out College and
Sadd.leback College uRd the long
ball to record conference bueball
victories yesterday, with the
Pirates really flexing their
muaclea in a 21-3 South Coast
Conference romp over host
Compton.
The Gauchos, meanwhile,
pounded out three home runs in
their 10 -2 Pac ific Coast
Conference triumph over visiting
Palomar.
At Compton, Coach Mike
Mayne's Pirates moved to within
a half game of South Coa1t
Conference-leading Fullerton
with an euy decision over the
Tartan (1-6).
Four Bucs hammered home
runs, Including Mark Van
B1aricom. who went on to collect
four RBI while going 4-tor-4.
Freshmen Pat Ogle and Kevin
Reimer each blasted home runs.
as dld aophomore Dave Tinoco as
the Plr.atu Improved their
conference record to 5-2.
Orange Cout jumped on five
Tartar pitchers for 10 hits. They
opened a 9-0 lead after three
Inning• and came up with a
nine-run 1eventh lnnina· The young Woo d bridge
Warrion fell vict1m to the strong
play of San Clemente's Mike
Hurlbut In fallln~9. 10-15,
15-1, 15-2 to the 1'rita'na.
Tasty shot In that Inning, Coa1t drew
seven atra.lght walb.
"Once we beat them, they just
t u rned thlng1 around and atarUna setting up Hurlbut. He's
juat aweaome," admitted
Woodbridge Coach &Wt Quinn.
Chaminade (Hawaii) guard Tim Dunham
(right) sticks out his tongue as he tosses
up shot last night during NAIA game in
Kansas City.
Meanwhile, Mayne started UC
Irvine transfer Cory CoUlnge,
who pve up just three hita over
the first lnn.lnp to ~rd the
victory and even hia record at
2-2. Orlando Gue?Ta and Steve
Crecion apllt the relief duties
Twins losers, but • Ill the black
No'$:!t. came In on the noon balloon
from toon and uked me, but . . .
• The Minneeota Twins are the only
team ln bueball which did not draw a
m1Won and fin1ahed well up the track but aU1.\ ~a profit ... There la a IN!9age
there and lt 11 In the payroll which
averaget under $70,000.
• To a man, the UCLA buketbaU cum
wanted to meet R•lt>h Samp1on and Vir8lnla lo the NCAA townament . . . but
not ~te u early u the West ftetionala.
• The.r,q_uestlon la, how lonl after the ,.
IWden Md LA C.Olilewn pt t6elr awarcb
from the aJ)tl•truat d.eclllon a1ainst the
NJ'L will lt take Al Davil of t!W Raiden to
1""1• out a way to a•t the C.OUMum't
~ reMOl1 the NCM doel not explaln
why poet n lay lJ •ta&ed in 1ueh
outpoeta at , Idaho ana C.Orvallla,
JI'
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
I
()fe., 1' becaute the NCAA do. not hav to
explain why lt doee anythlna.
• 'll\e temperament of Anp1 ~
John McNamara t.11a IOmeWbeN between
that of Jlm ~and O.W "'uch .and that may be deslrable.
• When Bum P pe wean h1I cowboy.
hat, If he dJd not have ears he woWd Co
blind.
• lf the United Stacee FootbaU ~
tuma out to be 1uc:a111ful, lt *ill not bit
bee.au. of Ill rntlC t.elevtalon ldwdullna .
'
•Southern Methodlat UnJvendty repoc1I
It la belna lm;eatlpted by the NCAA which
might be aaicrtlealoua·
• 1f t.be IUYI who ..U tout lhleta at the ,..,. treckl lcnow ao much,· why do they •
have to .U tout theeta at the rllCt cndca?
• U events do not belln tnnlpldnc man ~tly for Herachel Walker, thi nm
loundl you Nm-will be hJI .... t puttlne
the knodc on the UsrL.
• A ~y flaured out that An the NiW
Jer.y ll.rlchela' 2&-0 -lo Ph•Wlt'pbla. Walker -1neci 00,... which,_..., bit
WU paid ,1,&fS a yud Which woWd Imm
Henchel tiemM1 tte.280 tor ..ch ot two fumbles. •
• Th• NHL playoU1 are Ilk• tb•
celepbclnl bOok whkh '°" ~to......,. M>"-9_~~~' &be Lal ~ICJnla--· (leeTUCUR.; ..... 81) -
..
over the final four inni.ngB and
allowed Ccmpton just one hit.
SaJ D' Ale.aandro added to the
CXX hitting au.ck with a 2-for-6
performance and five RBI.
At Saddleback, the Gauchos
moved over the .500 mark for the
first lime this season and
improved their PCC record to 3-2
with with the euy deciaion over
the Comets (1-4).
Mark Grace led the
Saddleback attack with four hita,
including a homer, and three
RBI. Bob P erry contributed •
two-run homer while Steve
DeAngeles added a aolo shot in
the fint.
Barons,
Seahawks
top foes
Dave Leonard delivered a
run-acoring double in the bottom
of the sixth Inning to eoore Kelly
Romine and lift t'ountain Valley
to a 7 -6 high 1chool baseball
victory over Weatminater lut
niaht i.n a Sumet Leeaue game at
Mlle Sq\.latt Park.
Meanwhile, Ocean View~
Marina, 3-1, and ln an Ac9demy
League matchup, Newport
Christian romped to a 14-3
dec:ision over Liberty ChrisUan.
Romine led ofl the llxth for
the Baroni with a pinch-hit
linale and atol• MCOnd before
Leonard came t.hrouah with the pme-winner, hla eecond double
of the ccntelt.
Kar> DeM.an:o al8o bad • Dair' of bit• for l'ountatn Valley,
IC!Orlna twl~ and drlvt.na in a:
pelt of runs. 8enkx' rtaht--fiander
Oreg LeMaai.r picked up hla
t.h.lrd Win of th• -.on, an ln
relief, by ~ the &alt n&M
outa.
Th• vie10ry put t!ie BUOna
alone atop the Sun.t MaDdtnp
atW. ~ Vlew ~ill -.U. man at 1-1 wlth ... win. The
S..hawkt ecored one. ln the
foUnh Qd twtce ln \be tifth.
with am. 8penlac drtvtnc In the
fiM1 two Nnl.
tcher o..n DDu.ty
wtft llhd ,....,
,_. p rom f a:J:. wlM> NtlNd the ... h.ltw.
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.. 0RnQe Oou1 DAILY PILOT/Wedn.eday, M11oh 11, i8A
on Antonio rolll
Otor11 Oervlo led tltht San m
Antonio play•n In double fl1urH
with 31 potnta u th4t Spun putt.cl•
130-100 National Buk•tbalJ
Allot•la Uun victory owr San Dl•QO lut niah t Th~ Sput'I hit 6~ pt'reent from th• field to ll'l a
franchlM r«'Ord Berurd KJ.a1 llt'Qf«t 2J ix>'"" u N w York won 11.a 1hcth 1traJaht aame. l lQ-97 over Atlanta Center Darryl
ampson., Tisdale
top AP first team
D1wktn1 1&nk hl1 tint ttlne
field ioaJ t.rlt'tl and flniahed
with 22 polnt1, 1even
tdwund1, three •t..,•l• and
three a11l1t1 to lt!ad New
Jorny put Detroit, 109-QO
Andrew Toney tallied
16 of hi• ~-high 42 polnta
In the flnal quartc:r 41nd
Moae1 Malone pulled down
22 rebounda while 11COrin1 3~
From AP clitpatclaes
Vlrsini•'• all-time reboundlna leader NEW YORK Ralph Sampeon, m
and thlrd-highest IC'Ottr, was named
to The A11oclated Pre11' l982-83 Ol..wt pc>lntl as Philadelphia rallied
college All-American basketball -team for the
third straight year yesterday, along with
• Oklahoma'• Wayman Tiadale, the first freshman
ever to make the flnt team
Also choeen to the first team were senior
Dale Ellis of Tennessee and sophomores Patrick
Ewing of Georgetown and Michael Jordan of
North Carolina.
Underclassmen aha dommated the second
and third teams.
The second team included sophomore Keith
Lee of Memphis State, a second-team choice la.st
teaSOn, and juniors Derek Harper of Illino1S and
Clyde Drexler of Houston. Semors Steve
Stipanovich of Missouri and Darrell Walker of
Arkansas completed the second team.
Seniors )ohn Pinone of Villanova and
Antoine Carr of Wichita St.ate were choeen to the
third team, alof\i with juniors Sam Perkins of
North Carolina and Kenny Fields of UCLA and
aophomore Ennis Whatley of Alabama. f The All-American team waa chosen by a s panel of AP sports writ.era.
' The 7-4 Samp190n, who turned down chances f to turn professional after each of his first three
I undergraduate seasons, averaged 19.l points,
11. 7 rebounds and blocked 91 shots in leading the
f Cavaliers to a 27 -4 record this season. He made
59.3 percent of hls field goal attA:mpts.
In his career, he has scored 2,.171 points
Quote o'f the day
C.M. Newton, Vanderbilt basketball
coach, on why he always takes the rear seat
on the team's charter flights: "l never
heard of a plane that backed into a
mountain.''
St. Louis edges Quebec
Blake Du.lop and Rob Rama1e rit..1 scored three minutes apart early In '
-she third period an~ Brian Satter
added an empty-~t goal lo lead S t.
Louis lo a 5-3 victory over Quebec last night in
the National Hockey League. Dunlop broke a '.!-2
tie 2:26 Into the final period when he blasted a
30-foot drive into the lower left-})and comer of
the net . . . Ryu Walter acored one goal and
assisted on two others as Montreal took a 5-0 lead
and coasted to a 5-1 win over Hartford.
to pih 11 132-128 defeat on Indiana
Washington limited vlalting Cleveland to juat one
basket In overtime in recording a 95-92 victory
Kiili Vandewe11te scored 32 points,
including 30 lll the finl half, u Denver rolled to
its 11th straight win, a 139-115 conquest of
Golden State . . Jim Pa.1100'1 32 points
helped Portland rout K.ansaa City, H5-98 ..
Wah Davi• tallied 28 point& aa Phoenix held off
Chicago, 116-108 . . Mark Aguirre notched
29 points to pace Dallas to a 123-110 win in
Houston
Hooton silences Pirates
Burt Hooton hurled six innings of a
one--hll ball and Mike Marshall and
Ou1ty Baker clubbed two-run homers
as the Los Angeles Dodgers flattened
Pittsburgh. 8-2, yesterday in an exhibition
baseball game in Vero Beach, Fla. Baker hit his
first spring homer in the first inning and
Marshall connected in the fifth . . Bob
Horner drilled a two-run homer and Terry
Harper's two-run single in the eighth Inning
snapped a 3.3 tie and carried All.ant.a to a 6-4
victory over Montreal . . . Rick MannlD1'1
RBI double highlighted a five-run first inning in
Cleveland's 6-2 victory over Oakland ...
San Fraocllco't Cblll Oavll, who had gone
O-for-15 this spring. tut a 450-foot homer, two
doubles and a smgle as the GianlB pasted Seattle,
7-2 . Milwaukee st.art.er Jtm Slaton tossed five
scoreless innings in the Brewers' 5-1 triumph
over San Diego ... Larry Parrltb had three hits,
including a two-run tnple, as Texas pounded
Baltimore, 8-1 . . Rain washed out five games,
wtule in a night contest, the New York Yankees
stopped Toronto, 6-1
Vanderbilt grabs opener
Guard Pbtl Co""l scored 25 points
and led a 15-4 Vanderbilt sconng blitz
early IJl the second half ml'pare the
"Commodores to a 79-74 victory over
m
East Tennessee State last night in the opening
round of the National Invitation Tournament in
Nashville . . . In the only other NIT game
played last night, sophomor~ Cbarlle Bradley
scored 34 points to lead the University of South
Florida to an 81 -69 triumph over visiting
Fordham.
11 South • no.l111nees na.l11ed fl Toro High's Johnson must cut fo~thall roster to 31
E The sorting out process in
king the Orange County
th All-Slanl for the June 24
lion at Orange Coast College is
ng undertak en by South
Coach Bob Johnson of El Toro
High with many area players
high on a lilt of 211 nominees.
"We have contacted coaches,
watc hed game films and
segreeated the nominees by
pm:ition," says Johnson, "and, we
hope to have ~e 31-man squad
selected within a few weeks.'' 90U'nl SQUAD NOl9eAT10NS ..... car.....-Ed ..... c.....,_ v..., -&oC> -**Ina, AeooM
Pendleton, Rick Oererel, M•fll O•Yln. Brent Trottier, &1c Bedle. 8 .... W•O, Aet..tr l.Mfwn.
J9lf ~ • .-"'-911. Frri Benda, Jofwl
Nioool. Matt~-~
C.-.. ..., '\:..Gordon MOM. Lane»
Mat11n, Joe Plluclc. Mika Molinaro. Cofky
Carpenter, Eric SNw. Jotln Onslotl. c.... .... -.-e Mala«\. Jen Engll911.
WI/Ito/ Grant,,.._ Schurt>.
0-.... -Devld Hanle. Mal1 COOi*, PIUI Fuhrman Mlh Oetmaln. Bob Hein, Kur1
Kn.-, sn.ne Prett.
ET--~Cardin, Eddie aw.ttan.
PIUI Svtlenko, etalle ~. Miiie ~. lou6a 8«~1 • .,.,..,.., EJlnctge. Ml ... McLain.
Brian HO<gan, Cur1 Woodt, Joe MulcleYtcl,
MllcePltl. ldlMft -Don Olbbt, Anthony Johann
Mike Kulpa. Jeff WMNngton. JerOd .XW-.
Oer• OrtflltM. Riek Zumw1111. Eric: &ergattom,
Roberl Jean, ShawTI hkklnen
ll Modltne -Re• Moore. ~ OlblOn.
St...,. Sand«•. Mw!( Mc:Govney. Ron S-.
Paul Buc:k .... Oreg Kllmen. 01,.. Money, Jim
Sl}'rlng. J•y Wag~oner. Doug Wet1h, Je" ~-8t1An H0\19)' l'.etencla -Scoll 0.1119. Pmt W•t. Bot> l ...
Scott Covey, Pmul Sanctlel. P•I Guyot, Tim
ZAvlle , ..... -1'91• c.tt•. John Heely. John
Katnlll. J-Laird, Wwrne StroeNtn. Mika
JoMlon
..-fe1111l•ln Yeller -Reid l ong, Kevin
Etnf)ltno. CMe Lung H1tnlf119t0ft -..Ctl -Mike Rey. Rlcherd
MendoH . Carl Sllerll.id. John Zehnder.
Louie Cerde. Chrl1 Cooper. Oavkl Huang. Zoran Katt. Jeff l opa..
lntM -John SeNnal. Rick Grecco. &nan
OeCair. Oen Chiet>owtkl.
L•S""• ••Mii -f(etvon M•rtno, Adam
Johnaon. Howard OulQley. Beddle A11be.
Kevin Mc;Oennon, Mlke Sc;hrocll. Nick
Hemend9L
La9u11e Hiii• -Todd Wllll•m1. Johr't
McOald, Todd Riggi, Rick Trento, Merk Tur~. 8tian Muon.
La °'*"8 -Junlof Vtu. Gary l0<ge.
Lom _,,...... -Cllfl McNelll. Joe l«lnlttd. o ...... Oleon, Hor-Ree...... RoC>er1 Romero.
F rantt Slmoeon. Attdy T WT111'QO Ertc H111dl ...,_ -811 Mac:I-. Jim Mc:LMqllln, Tom
Piechot•. John lov.ly. Mucello MollHI,
Bobby l ... Mwoel W ..... Cllnl King.
Maler Del -Jim 811mlngh•m. Rlchud
Pe<n. Al<:hard Agul11e. To,,y Locy. John
Celvegna. Andy Wint-. Joton Kelly, MM!•
Oelvln. Abl t'arlle, Andy Rymer, Teiry
Scfleler. Steve l•Moth. Oavtd Mey, C"lg s........a. 1<ev1n Cor>wey. Roget Aeynoeo
llleeloft Ylefe -KIM.It Leltent>eu«. Fred Coler. Roger Brown. Steve MIChell. Kyle
UCKER'S COLUMN • • •
om Page 81
vtng it a mighty try '
•The 1983 gall and audacity
wa.rda already go to the Rama
ho nWled their ticket prices off
o 1eUOm In the receptical.
•You know you are gettin1
ld ~ l,.o;:k. kid.a never heard of
•The F.l sitting alone in a bar eat.herlni material for a book.
•In the matter of rule•
an1e•, one wlahH colle1e
ball would either perform
natural body function or vacate
tteepUcal.
•Ru11ia and ABC are
uabbliq over the cost of t.he
ovlet 'tV people using the
twork'• equipment and It la
dif&ult to take lidel.
•A d.-lc conhontatiol\ woukf
• Al Davl1 and the.Jworld
champion used car salesman.
•If report• are true that
boxing promoter Don. King
wishes to buy the Cleveland
NBA franchl1e from Ted
Stepien, it ia a claasic cue of two
people deeervlng each other .
•Skinny cont.es~ heat ...
Bruce Kiaon of the Angela and
Pat Zachry of the Dodaen.
•'Ille NFL meetlnp. opening
In Palm De.ert next week. figure
to be rather dull without the Al
Davit altuation to k:Jck around.
•To b a1eball teama, a
wondroul th1na
11 optimiam In the 1pri.ng.
To loec It, some needn't wait til
fall,
lt'• gone when the umpire
cries "play ball."
..
M•flhell. Ntck \11oeon11. Scott H•mpton,
Mike J1rvl1. 8UI Hohn ..
Newport Hart.or -O•vld Cedlgen, 8111
e1own. G•vin o....i.y, Mill• w11i.. Herb ao..
Greg Jmcobl. O..ren &lllnger
0-V"'9 -Todd Pw1t•. Jim Genon. De.,. CatToll. Mlttt Lami.. Ched p.,._,
~lflca -Gr~ Applegete. Lmrry Furry,
Mike Loblltz
••ddlebacll -Kavin 8redley. Robert
Wiiiiama. Todd Cege, 8 1ake Smtih. Rod
Peeek. Ally Peral, 0'1-tndo Sola.
Santlf AM -Rid! F!Mlllln. Tleo MalalumU,
Brian Colbeck, Alea Peru. 01Yld Vend.,
GIMNn. Frank ll•l9nc:l1, Tony Bmrrangan.
Ray Mq>ell.
..... AM Y..., -Oenctc Wallt•. A;cftwd ~-OtrYld Goodine. RodMy Btmncti. ••" Cle"'e"I• -Roger Ftcklln, Marty Goggtne
~ -01.,. W.itetw. Brien JedllOn T•"-' -8-.« Pierce. U11lwenl1r -Steve Hobert, St•••
B•rMmtan. O•ry lanual. Jotln BU<tlkoelll
Jolln FMWtt. CNia C1m1nu. JoM Pwlrano
Wetlml1111er -Rlcha1d Brown. Tai
hmameeul. St-Wathbon. Al Kaht1. 8ot>by
~
........ W1 ... ldme --Gteoc>f'Y Rynn, Soott Nolan,
K.wt !kne Tim Mc:K ... -SMun o.Ylln. t<trAn
Armstrong. Wiiiiam Wllltlllde. Sciot1 S-.
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La alle capture prelim
SophUl!'OU forward• Alber•. m
Bull• and Ratpb Lewl• 1parked •
11«oe>nd-half 1ur1e that carried La
Salle to a 70-68 vktory ovCir 8atwn
Unlvenally lut nl&ht In the pnrllmln.ary round of
thr NCAA buketball playoffl In PhllAdelphJa
L• Sa.lie, thti Ea.it Coaat Confer•n~
C'hamplon. w1U join lvy Leque ch.amp Prmc.,wn,
&1 53 41 wlnnrr over North Olrollna A&T earlier
yt'tterd11y In the flr1t round of the NCAA
matt·hup• latt'r thl1 week. Gordon Eoderle
arorf'O 11:1 point.I lo ll'ad Princeton
Pac-I 0 considering tourney
S AN FRANCISCO -The m Puclflc-10 Conference Council, made
up of f.l,iculty repre1enlatives and
111thletlc Jluctor1 of member echoola,
ha.a recommended that the conference conduct a
poat·aeaaon buketball tournament at.artini after
the 1984-8~ aeuon.
The recommendatJon, announced yesterday
by Pac· 10 Executive Director Wiles Hallock, will
go to t~e conference's president& and ctuincellot'I,
and eight votee will be neceua.ry to adopt the
tournament proposal.
Kings stay alive
INGLEWOOD -Marcel Dionne
has passed another milestone. And the
Los Angelea Kings have thrust
themselves back into the National
Hockey League playoff picture.
Dionne became the 1ixth-leadlng t1COrer in
NHL history Tuesday night, acoring one goal and
assisting on two others as the Kings topped the
Winnipeg Jets 4-3.
The victory left the fifth-place Kings one
pplnt behind the fourth-place Jets and two
points behind third-place Vancouver in the
Smythe Division. The top four teams in the
diviaion will earn playoff spots.
Arizona dumps ·Lindsey
The University of Arizo na •
announced last night that first-year
basketball coach Ben Ltnd1ey was
being dismissed after leading the
Wildcata to their worst season ever. Lindsey,
who previously coached 16 years at Grand
Canyon College in Phoenix, led Ariwna to a 4-24
record overall and a 1-17 mark in Pacific-10
Conference play . . . Frank Arnold said
yesterday he was "surprlSed" and "hurl" al
being asked to resign as head coach of the BYU
basketba ll program. "It was a tremendous
surprise," said Arno ld following the
announcement by BYll officials that he had
resigned aft.er eight years as head coach ..
Team handball competition in the 1984 Olympics
will be held at Cal State Full~rton instead of
being divided between the Fullerton ait.e and ear
Poly Pomona as previously 11eheduled.
Television, radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Basketball -Phoerux at Lakers,
7;20 p.m., KLAC (570).
TH URSOA Y'S RADIO : Baseball -
Minnesota vs. Dodgers at Vero Beach. Fla .. 10: 10
a.m .. KABC (790).
Sunset soccer
teams named
1
Marin.a Hlah'• ~ Oun.n and~ Vliew'e
Rttld ThJbod •U 1h.att Mot1t Valuablt' Player ho~
In SUNet Leo~ IOCCer alt.or thu All·&eaaiue Learn
wll.I announced yeeterday.
Coach of the Y ••r laur•I• •re ahared by
Huntin&ton Beach'• .Randy Chamben and Ocean
Vieth Paul Kollar.'
• • I • • • • • •
Flnt team honon are dominated by "!ldl.on an4'
HuntJ.nilon Beach wlt.h Edi.Ion taldna four •pot8 :
and Hunti.naton Beach three.
Flrtt Team •
£ric Biefeld (Jr.dlaon); Gerry Graham (Edi.Ion):
Chuck Smoot (Fountain Valley); Brett Davis :
(Huntlnston Beach); Raul Ruli (Huntln1ton •
Beach); Eric Kannan (Marina); Ron Dutbln (Ocean :
View), Mario Florea (WeatmJnater), ftf( Sharp •
(Weatmln1ter); Lars Wieberg (Edlaon); Shayne :
Wultt!rln (Edison); Rolf Zacher (Huntington
Beach).
Seeood Team
. Mark Folklna (Fountain Valley); Scott Sedlak •
(Fountain Valley): Ted May (Huntington Beach); ,
John Stroup (Huntington Beach); Jerry Babic
(Marina): Mike Buecher (Marina); Dave Bedollan
(Ocean View); Robby Sherry (Ocean View);
Richard Smith (Ocean View) Mark Stier (OceJan .
View); Ray Berg (Westminster); Tony Verti ;
(Westminster).
Honorable Mention
Chris Bruynzeel (Edison); Tim Ramage :
(F.dOOn), Chris Vaughan (Huntingt.cm Beach); Dave '
Vaquez (Huntington Beach) Todd Hughes .
(Marina); Bob Fick (Marina); Blli Jaehn (Ocean .
View). '
Carpenter per{ ect;
Julie Carpenter was nothing short of perfect
yesterday, retiring 21 batters in a row, as the Edison
High women's softball team notched a 3-0 non-
league victory over St. Paul yesterday.
Carpenter had 14 strikeouta in Lmprovlng her •
record to 5-0. She ha.a allowed just seven hits ln
those five wins.
In other high achoo! action, University evened .
its overall record to 3-3 with a 6-3 win over Laguna :
Beach. Julie Ardell went 3-for-4 and drove In two •
runs and Marcia Fu, the-winning pitcher, had two '
doubles.
Basketball scores
NCAA~WWT ~:=:z= Princeton 53. Nor1h Cuolln•
.UT 41
LA Salle 70, Boeton U 58
(et Dayton)
Roberl Morrla e4 Georgl•
Sou11\em $4 "lcom 81 S1, X..vler, Ohio 75
NIT ,..,... Round
South Florid• 8 1. F0<dhem 89
Vanderbltl 711 Eul T--St 74
NAIAT~ ,.,.. AIMlftd
Ctiarletlon, SC e7, St. John"a.
Minn 43
Panhendle St . 0111• H N
Qeotgla 87 (OI) •
Seglnaw llllley, M ich es. '
Un<:Oln, Pa. 511
Texu Welleyar1 72. Point Partc,
Pe 55
St Mary·a Te.QI 81. KMtney
St 71
'ort Heya St 71. Southern
Ark•n ... 116
Chemin.a. 90. Al• ·Huntavllle
72
L0<u . IOw• es. WllMMI Carey. M._ 78
PUBLIC HEARING
tb/6w
SUBJECT What do you think about
widening Pacific Coast Highway (Route 1)?
1--.r-llOI•~ ··-----
PROPOSAL The City of Newport Beech, In conjunc11on with California Department of
Transportation (CAL TRANS) and Federal Highway Administration
(FHWA) la ptannlng to widen Pacific Coast Highway between MacArthur
Boulevard and the Upper Newport Bay Bridge to six travel lanea; ant2 to
reatrlpe Pacific Coast Highway between Dover Drive and Newport
Boulevard. Thia work la neceaary to provide additional capacity for
motorl1t1 utlllzlng thla coa.atal faclllty.
.
WH!N
& WHEAE
CONTACT
The public hearing w111 give you an opportunity to talk about the profect
w1th CAL TRANS end City 1tatfa before the flnal dellgn la picked. The
tentative achedui. for the purchue of land for right of way and for
conatru011on wtll be dlacutMd. and CAL TRANS' 11aff w111 explain
relocation Ullatance avallable for resident• moved by the project.
From now until April 15, 1983. you may ... mapa, a repor1 of the
anticipated environmental ettect1.of con11ruotlon (Draft EIS). and ott.
Information on the propoMd widening profec1. You may queetlOn
CAL TRANS and City repreeentatlv. about the pro~. They wm be
avallable Monday through Friday trom 8:00 a:m. to '4:00 p.m. a1 two
alt•. Th• nrat 11 the Public Work• Department. Newport a..ctl etty
Hall, 3300 Newport Boutevard, Newport BMch, ~ttomla. The MOOnd
tit• I• at CALTRANS, ProJ4tet Oewfopment 8, 120 South 8prtng 8trM1,
LOI Angelee, CalHomte.
If you can't attend the ~. you can Mnd your written comment•
until April 15, 1883, to K.O. 8._.., CALTAAN8t Envlronmtntal PlMNng
Branch, 120 South Spring 8trwt, lot Angetee, OA 80012 .
The Mering wm be Wedneaday, Meroh ~. 1083 at 7:30 p.m. at the atty
Council Chamber, 3300 Newpon Bou""9rd, ~ Beech, ~
For more lnformat1on abOUt ttH project, calf Chv of = a.ch,
Public Worke Department, at (714) 14()...2281 or ~Lat (213)
920-3210.
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Hellqu111 (U S ). 8·2. 8-2. Sylvia Henllc•
(W•t 0.§ del ~ M~ (U.8 ). 8-3 1-3; W Twmbul o.t. Ntr. KM>mu<a (U S., &-1, 8-1.~ (U ll 1
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King (US I def ~ WNle (U.8.), &-2, &-2;
Katlly HON11th (U 8 .) def. MINr/ Klltd1 (U.S I.
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Coal• "'-9 del Cot one del Mer 1 s. e. IS-15, 15-IS, 12·15, 15-12
IMne del UnNerll!y. 11-7, 1&-4, 15-41
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Andy'• Pepper, Orenpuk Bellboy. El
Torento
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Andy'1 Meleot (Grundy) 7 to 5 40
Froet)' Hunl8' (8er1one) 4 00
Aleo raced. Trot On. H•••JO BMI, R E Todd. e...nan Coun1y. Game E.nalgn
Time: 21>2 •tS
TMM> llACI. One mlle paoe
Cool Mohl <,.._,,.,,> 29 oo 13 oo 1 eo
Jany Stat (lleker) 4 eo 3 00 a... Go l ("-! 8.00 Atao raoecl ll'oy .. Mary, Hecco B, Rlcll H
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Wlllta WNta ScheUle, Royal OUnOM, "-_..,, Mbot Ct~
TlrM' 2 0 1 215
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Hew Jerflrf 109. OelrOll IO
Plllladelp/lla I 32, lndiene 121
WuNngton es. CleWlend 12. OT
Sen AnlonlO 1)0. Sen Diego lot
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from Page 81
:to • bel'Ul m the 1\184 Olympics. So, his amateur
Anteater Run scheduled Saturday '.
<career is far from over. .
• "Right now l'm not ione of the top choices," :aaya Bohay. "But 1 have
"to be considered and I'm
:going to be working on :my freestyle. • : "There is an AA U
meet In Lincoln , ~ebruka in April tint.
~ next year there is
Jhe Great Plains In
~ebraska , with the
'winners uaually ~uali.fying for the team
which will tour Russia.
?!here 's anoth e r
;tournament ~ed the
Midland• and I may Gary Bobay meet Gary Davis then.
• 'Tve just got to chase him down over there and ~ another crack."
' Davia ian't the only hurdle -among others tare California producta John Az.evedo and Joe
Gomala, but Bohay feela he~ legltimete ahot.
• ~Olympe trials are abouT'\2 months away.
but Bohay feels the prior competition ii a must.
• ''Coach Douglas will be working wtth me on
joy frefttyle techniques," continues &hay, wha.e
lutu.re outside of wrestling la headed for the field of p.t~M, ~
• Takedowna i• definitely the area of ~t tor me lince high IChool." uya Bohay.
l"rve become more aggremtve and strooaer wttb the
,pbt.lr.1 means to do what I've always wanted to ~.""·-: Bohay expects to be graduated from Amona
Btate 1n May, but he'll stay on in Tempe with a
p>Up)e of c1aaes or .o, moat likely 1n chemiatry
toward orthopedics and/oc Spor1ll medicine.
And If the fonnula rema1na true, cl\ancie9 are
be boundna back -to the frusirat.lon of the
field In the 126-pound claa. • I . . lFv, Saddleback
•
• WID
Final preparations are under way for the fifth
annual Anteater Run, scheduled for Saturday,
March 19. on the UC Irvine campus.
There will be a 5k run, starting at 8 a.m., and a
!Ok run. which will begin at 9 a.m.
Awards and prizes will be available for all age
groups and the event ia sponaored by the Ancient
Mariner and Rusty Pelican restaurants.
Late pre-registration 15 minutes before the
race. The fee ia $8 (with $1 late fee) wtth a T-shirt
and $4 ($5 if late) without a T-shirt.
Registration forms may be obtained at the UCI
Physical &iucation Department in Crawford Rall.
Proceeds from the race will go to the UCI Aquatics
Schol.anhip Fund.
For more lnfonnation, call F.ci Newland at (714)
833-6936 or Deni.le Schnarr at (714) 833-M05.
• • •
RUNNING
DENNIS BROSTERHOUS
co~ used for the trials for the 1980 Summer
Games.
• • •
THE UC IRVINE women'• track and field
team may have come home lut Saturday from San
Diego Staie wtth a 102-23 la. to the Azleca, but the
lady Anteaters did aet two school records and six
penonal best.a .
Saturday's lri-meet with UCLA and Cal Poly SUl t
Lws Obispo, which begins at 11 a.m. '.,.
~8CHEOOLI ...., .
~ ftWt -a.gtna IS a.m. I« the 5lt end 9 a.m. fror a. 0.. ~
A-di w1d pnw a\'9lleble lof all 9QI group&. Aeglttvdol1 ... 18 •· wtt11 S 1 tale ... wflk:tl lnciludea a T ..nirt end J4 (I! late)""""°"' a T,-
lhlr1 For mo<e infomwatlon. ~ Ed New4end llt (71•) ~ ft'·'
OenlM Scllnan 91 (714) l3S-6406 ...... ..,..,.,. ........ --·ft, 1• ...... "" -a.d(4 \ 11me ., 111e &.ecti • s .. ,,,. F1r1t ,_ 1e 8 •.m. ~r1111on 11 ::or
S 10 fOf Ille d11Y of Ille r-. PfOCMda 00 to TIOOC> __ 11 8or i ttl '¥
Huntington 8Mch. FfX rnor-. Information. call (114) o;,o-1040. •
, ....., ....
Colollno ••tofld llafatllOfl -Held et Cllerry eo .... A~ ... E.xtretf'MlloJ llllly COUfM wlttt '.~ ._,. ttw-. ""-on OOW-.
Limit.cl to 1"91 250 en\fW'lte ContK1 H-Albfectrt. 1~ ......_ •
Gr-. Lek• o.wego, Ore ., .......,,llllrdl• . ~~
ftufl Imo _,..... Ill Md 10ll-Al M-Pwtl In lmM. Ill .... ~
11 1 30; 10t< at a • m Certlftod CCIUl"M Wlttl -• door 1111-~. reflwtimenle. F« motw lnl~llon call (7t4) ~. d, THE QUALIFYING STANDARDS have been
set for the U.S . Olympic marathon tria.la, eet for
May 26, 1984.
John Chew, race direct.or for the trials uJ.d the
qualifying Ume of 2 houn, 19 minutes and 4 seconds
ia \he fastest ever and "there I.a a very good cha.nee
the race will provide a world record."
Junior Liaa Goru.ales aet her eecond achool
record this aeuon, winning the 3,000-meter run on
9:39.3. Sbe eet the 6,000..me\ef" mark two weeks ago ~-----------1111!'11------• in 17:27.1.
Runners must meet or better 2: 19.04 in a
marathon on a certified and sanctioned coune
between the April 1983 and April 1984 Boston
Marathons to qualify for the trial in Buffalo, N,Y.,
the final step before the 1984 Summer Olympic
Game9 in Loe Angeles.
Junior Beth Griffin wiped out her own
100-meter hurdles echool record wtth a lime of
14.91 and pcl9Ud a penonal be9t in the 400-meter
hurdlel wttb a time of 1:03.83.
Puaonal m.a.rka were eetabllahed by junior
Jt.eUy Ringer ln the 1,500 met.en (4:44.99), jwlk>r
Sue Zahradnik in the 800 meters (2:16.21), aenior
Mary Sullivan ln the 100-meter hurdles (15.16) and
the two school record tellers -Gonzales and
Griffin. Race organizers aaid tht,::r,t about 175
runners -including Alberto • Craig Virgin
and Dick Beardsley -to compete on the same The Anteatel"'I Mxt travel to Loa Angeles Cor
' • Tight WIDS for FV, Vik es
The Fountain Valley and
Marina swimming teams came
away wlth utiafyiJll victorlea in
dual meeta yesterday a1ain1t
Moore Leeaue foes, wtnnina by
idenUcal 79-77 ICOf8.
The Baroni toppl•d Loni
Beach Wllaon, while the Vikinll
were narrow victors over
MUllkan. rountaln Valley's m.Mt came
down to the final event, \he
400-yard fr•Htyle, which
\h9 Barona won ...Uy In a time
of 3:32.81 . Top performa.nce1 Went turned
-in by Mark Wan. who won the 00
he tn 22. 70, and Stew Bent.i.y
ln the 000 free (6:02.37).
The victory upped J'V'1 dual
reclold to 3·0, with-. meet apinlt
Huntl~ Beech on tap not
W.clnM:tay.
Marina'• triumph over
..
Millikan waa the achool'e flnl
against the Rama in eevm years.
The Vlke1 claim~ the win
when the 400 frff nlay i.m
flniehed Hcond ln the final
event.
Captain Jeff Enrieht wmed ln
a 6:03.4 to capture the 000 fne,
while 1opbomorH Brian
Brotherton (lllC.'Oftd ln Lb• 200
free and 600 frH) and Tom
~arde. (lint ln the beckltrob
and thlrd ln the lndJvlduel
mtdley) were U.O lnltrwnlnial
ln Marina'• ~-.
On the community colle1•
level. the Oranc-c.o.t men and
womtA went on the roed to cla1m ~overP~
The men~ the Laneen.
60·S., to e\'en C.oUt'a· overall
mark at a...a. Hmw ~..,..
one of tM ..,.,a. wtnnlnC tbt
600 tree (5:U.3). P*l"I eicond
In the 1,000 fr.e (ll:U .6) and
partlclpallna in the wtnnlna
r:ree.tyle relay effort.
Onnalee Outman.e and Kim
Sal1na keyed the OCX women to
• 70-14 Vkto~. Outrnana took
the 100 butterfly (1:10) and the
500 frH (0:61.2) and wae a
membs of both relay tame for
the Pin .... Se1lllll mo oontrtbuwct to eech
of the Nlay Wini, and C9ptunid
the 200 f~ff 2:09.8) tnd-10
..... (92.5 . r:.=e Valley stopped_WOCMl'I .... -··· ~= I
90-ee., .. Judy A.mwtrGnC. Amy
Clu1& end Lewie McKm .....
multtple wl.ftMf'I; Hu_nttn,toe
Belch p pea MIJHkan, ..
behind double win~ by
t0phomore Lynn Storch/ end
eenJor KJn Brown; and Ot.n va.w ten to Le Quinta, i20-21.
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NEW YORK -The new ABC comedy
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and n obody i~appier about that than the
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"It feels terrific to be in a hit show like this,"
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By STEVE MARBLE
Of the o.., Not ltd
The rewards of the short subject fllmmaker
are -fittingly -small indeed.
Bob Rogers, a product of Newport Beach and
a successful director of short films, is a striking
example.
His 10 minute movie "Ballet Robotique," a
poetic look at assembly line robots at work, has
been nominated for an Academy Award. The
honor apeaka for it.self.
But the movie, honored at various film
festivals, has not been acreened anywhere near his
old hometown. Some of his best friends haven't
even seen it.
And by his own calculations, the cost of
attending the' April Academy Awards gala ($70
for a tux, $100 for a limo ride and "who knoWI
what" for his wife) will approximately equal the
amount of business the nomination will generate.
But ihat's life in the short lane.
"You don't look for your name in lights,"
Rogers agrees. ''The frustration is that your
friends and family call up and want to aee It and
you can't offer tfiem a chance I mean you can't
show it in your living room."
The movie was shot in six-track Dolby but
Rogers doubts anyone will get a chance to see it
in that form.'
"But." he adds, "I thlnk short film is more of
an art form than commercial film."
Rogers, a 1968 graduate of Newport Harbor
High School, is the son of Howard Rogers, a
pioneer in the beach city and a former mayor.
The family came to Newport in the early 1920s.
As he remembers it. Rogers developed an
initial interest in movie making when he was 12.
He and a gang of friends would go down to the
Wedge in Balboa armed with firecrackers, model
tan.ks and airplanes and an old movie camera.
Paint sprayer comes to resemble a
sea creature in an underwater cave
in "Ballet Robotique."
"There certalnly was no plot -it was just
whatever you see blows up," he recounts
In high school, he was doing the same ~
He made a film titled "The Mad Bomber," w h
detailed the crazy antics of a man blowing thi
up. But tlus time, instead of model planes and
tanks, It was the simulated expl06ion of landmarks
like the Balboa Pavilion and Newport Harbor
high.
A shift in the economy
Old industries not abandoned, but.
EDrJUR'S NarE -The economy has
shift.eel, slowly, almosc unwillingly. The heavy
industries such as steel and autos suffered for
their sluggishness, allowing foreign competition to
pus them by. Some production has moved
ovenieas.
But the economy has strengthened and grown
in other areas. AP business analyst John Cunniff
reports on the changes in the second part of a
series.
BY JOHN CUNNIFF ,.,....._.....,..
NEW YORK -Hastened by the n!CesSion
and foreign competition, the heavy industries and
mU8CU.lar workers that symbolized America'•
productive might are losing dominance to more
cerebral high-technoJOfO' industries.
Tile old industries aren't being •bandoned by
any means. In .ome w•ya they are better
managed. and their recovery from the recession
that ~ed them more th.an anything al.nee the
19308 might even be cermed strong.
But as they I<*! their dominant role ln the
U.S. economy and their edge over younger,
foreign competiton. newer aervice industries
involved ln the gathering, transrnimion and wie of
lnfonnation are strengthening.
They are white-;g>Jlar in<lustries, eervke
industries, rather th.an producers of gooda. Many
~ ln elect.ronica, and many are ln aervicea -
medlclne, data ~' lnveetmmtt and even
hambuJ'&en. Mi:Donald'I employs 110,000 people;
Bethlehem Steel. aecond-1.arpst U.S . 11.eelmaker,
it down to 67,000.
Further evidence of the thi.ft la the r1Jle In
lmpom 1ut year to nearly 28 percent of the U.S.
•uto market and 22 percent of \be domestic at.eel
market. The km wu only partly cuahioned by the
arowth ln producUon of computen, the el\llM of the new, IOl>hJatk:ated. whl~ economy.
What cau.ed the thlft?
1be American economy baa been P'Owi.na
into a post-indua1rlal J>t-for yean. Forelpl
facttldea. PaY1na lower' waa-and Wilna
•auanadon ancf ~t teebniQu. ~
canlldeted UIUQuely American,.,. able to lhip
pldl into the Uhlted Stat.a for 1-than they
could be pn>duced domeltblly.
And it often ii 1-expenllve to bu11d a new
fedory that \W the lac..t eftidmdel than to
l'DOCWnbl old plant8 .in \ht Unti.d Stat.a. ,,. ~ lndUIUW A1molt oenatnly
wW reptn ICllDe poww. But their reoowry ..
Ukely to be relative: that II, a recovery from a
Vfll"'f low bei9t a.nd not approechtna the J.vell of
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earlJer years.
Steel, for example, l.s recovering from a point
in 1982 when mills operated at less than 30
percent of capacity. For the entire year, the
lndUltJ'y ran al only 47.3 percent of its limit,
compared with 86.8 percent In 1978. Some plants
won't reopen.
The devastation I.a revealed by employment
and production figures. .
In 1978, according to the American Iron &
Steel Inatitute, the lnduatry employed 449,1.97
workers and produced 137 million tons of raw
at.eel. In 1982 it produced only 72 million tons and
employed 160,000 fewer workers.
Steel, of COW"11e, la affected by car production.
Worldwide tales of General Motors, still the
world's largest automaker, were 9.5 million cars
and trucka In 1978, but only 7.1 million in 1980,
just 6.7 million ln 1981 and 6.2 million ln 1982.
Something elae Mppened that reveal.a more
clearly where the induatry ia headed, eapedally ln
regard to employment.
GM, and many other heavy-lnduatry
companies, have been forced by the rece.ion to
reduce expemes to aurvtve. In 1980 GM lost $2.65
a share. In 1981, with production falllna, GM
made a profit of $1.07 a share. And In I982, with
production oU even more, eamlnga roee to $3.09 a
aha.re.
How WU it done?
In part by copyina procedu.re9 of the
J•pe.neee, who had 1urned to build •t Jell cost
than American manufacturen, and who had thwi
hattened the c:rilta in U.S. heevy Jnduatrta.
One auch procedure it the Japenete
"kanben," the practice of accepu.n, parta frpm
1Uppllen ju.It in time for uee on the u.embly line,
*Ylnl warehow:ll\I and other expen11e11 to the
IUpplier.
One ,..,it, GM Mid, WU a redUC'Uon of
Inventory cmta to ee.2 b'1Uon In 1982 ftOm ., .2
bWJon •year MrlMr. It hopet to refine the •
procedure by encounatna 1Uppl.len to It.ore PAl1I
neer GM pl&nw and hu wen bouaht 1p1Ct f«
"I finally got out of my blowing up phase,"
he .)Okes.
He studied at Stanford University and later
worked on independent films, commercials, short
subject movies and titles. He worked with Disney
Studios, with a Newport cable firm and did public
relations work for South Coast Pl.ai.a and Town
Center.
-It was during a recent filming assignment for
General Motors that he came up with the idea for
the robot movie. It was in Georgia, deep imide a
factory in a spray paint booth·where all the work
was done by robots.
"There was one guy back there and he was
your basic engineering nerd. He had on a real
wide tie. one of those little plastic thinas in his
pocket filled with pens and pencils an<f black
hom-runmed glasses that hadn't been cleaned
since the Korean War.
"He waa the kind of man who knows tu.s
numbers but can't C8J'.TY on a conversation.
Definitely not artistic."
Rogers said he stood there and, while
watching paint-spraying robots, noticed how
graceful the machines were.
''The machines have little flourishes and did _
twirls. It was remarkable. So I told this guy how
graceful the machines were and he turned to me
and aaid, 'I know, I programmed them ln
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"I couldn't believe it. Here. stuck away m thia
undesirable part of the factory where nobody m
their right mmd would go, this guy programmed
these robots to do a walu. All of them were
dancing."
Rogers and his crew were at the factory to
make an industrial film for General Motors but
later got permission to use footage of assembly
line robots for his own movie.
He worked on the film with colleague
Manhall Harvey. a childhood friend and another
Newport Harbor High graduate.
Together they took the odd.a and ends of
assembly line footage and watched them whtle
listening to classical mUSlc.
They agreed that "Waltz of the F1owers" was
perfect for the segment shot in Georgia and that
the "1812 Overture" W.;lll fitting for a sequence
showing a shower of welding s parks coming from
the anns of robots.
"I brought in most of my albums and we'd sit
there and listen to them whtle watching the f&.lm.
We must have listened to 100 records."
Eventually, he hired the Royal Philharmoruc
Orchestra of London to perform the selected
numbers and the film was complete.
The film is sihtllar in waya to the often-used
Disney technique of putting a personality onto an
inanimate obJeCl through the use of music, he ·
explains.
The film, released m December, has been
selected to show at ihe Los Angeles Filmex m
April, screening before the highly-anticipated
"Blue Thunder."
Rogers, who says the film will be dl.stributed
to libranes, 1Chools, and busmesses, is hopeful of
arranging a acreening in Newport Beach.
"It would be nice for the local kid to show his
movie in hi.a hometown one ume," he says.
When the economy recovers there will be a few smokestack operations
belching out eteel, but the big move will be to high technology. Blue collar
work will continue to be high on the unemployment scale. (See intet).
aupplien near ltt Buick complex In Flint. Mich.
It went further ln Its •ttJtude toward
domestic aupp~ra. Perhape noting • Conference
Board survey that showed 63 percent of \be M>S
American manutacturtna OOtn.JMUUel wdna aome
foreiln machinery, GM uked. domedomeettc producers
to allure htlh quality and coordinate tcheduJee
with OM needa.
Enonnoua aavinp a1ao were fou.nd by trlmm1na employment, and not all the c:utttna wu
In -blue-coUar &reM. In NtbKU between July
1979 and Nowmber 1982, GM ularted
employment fell to 126,000 frorn 160,000.
Slmultaneoully, and without 9J'eal fanfare,
the company lnlWl.d robotl on a.embly Unee.
and now hal 1,983 of th• mechanlaa1 worken In
U.8. operaUonl-Jmdina, w.tldlna, .-mbllna,·
palntlna and ewn lnlpectlna. By 1'"° It expecU to
employ H ,000.
~ oorn~tkln II not the only factor that hM thnrit·the 1lmn auto lnd\lltr:Y. 'ii-. hat
a1ao been a profound cha.np in~• old tnd•ln
ayndrome. 8tat1rtk:s now lhoW the •ve .... of
automobUes la c:loee to eeven yeua. about ~
that of a decade tao·
Cuatomera don't teem aa car-oriented. Albert
Sindllnaer & Co., which for y.an hat aupplJed aut.omaXen with conawner-•ttltude surveya, aaya
the lndUltry must real1t.e l( II "now competing
(for oonawner money) wtth the elec1:ronJc
compu~."
The computer II the enclne of the new t.ec.hno1oo· Amona other thinPt the new
electroNc technoloiY maka lt pcmlble to tra.nafer
data lnatlMd of people. And lt II involved mate
•Mcie t.han aoodl.
But wen ln the hlah·wchnolosY lnduatrte..
the manufactutina funcUonl are belna p6cMd oft
by fore&,n lactioriel. J~ com~ Ullb\I
the l_.,. Jeamed in becamlnc the warkl'•
dominant manuf~ OI CllCINUlmr electrank:a,
hu '*'°"• • m.jor toh:e "' the jniduedon ot comput.tr chtpe and modw-. rnc.t Of which wen
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DUR ANN LANDERS: I am lG and my ~le 18. We have been aolna together for ahc ~ Ind 10 ct.ya. l believe I love him and he ,_. loY9a me. We are very clOM. I lhlnlc. about .::'*"Uy. No matter what lam dolfll, he Ill In or my mind. •
L. 11 l~tfor people our aae to be ln love? :wt ltt t and have never had an honeet-
t. What I need to know I.a how far I let 1 ao? I am 1till a virain and don't l'W-.at to make a rnll1ake. I am cruy about thla guy ~t I keep th1nk1na that maybe after we ao all the "'~our ~lationahTp will chance· He aaya he would
not 1oee hJa reepect for me, but how can I be 1ure? ':l'h1n8ll are awfully aood now, but maybe they
p>uld ~better ~ myaelf romcetely. What do ~ i:t~a ~ T--a~e~ ~ .. ri.11:!~ Yo1 ..... u If JM lllavt a woaderflll relatlou'1p. I :taoielt1tay1tbtway.
I ii YM •Y 1'1a&• are "awfaJly 1ood aow baa ID.a1h dleJ eMJ• ie better ... Pleaee be aware 8'al .thy~ aleo be worse -ud ,...bly wollld be l.'. ~ save yo.nell complecely.
' Rlalll 1elllool sex can be llaurdoaa to yoar
botl emotionally ud l*Y•lcally. I know lt'a
t te -Id off, bat my advice It wait. Yoa'JI l>e 'Clad JOI clld. 1 f DEAR ANN LANDERS: My problem la a joke ~pared with 11')(9t others, but h weigha on my ~and makes me ashamed that I can't face It. It'• ~y,i cloeet. rve been wanting to clean It for five
yetts, but I can't make myself do it.
• ' Ores.es, suill and coats are jammed in like ~.Everything has to be preaed before I wear it
.,..uae It's wrinkled from being mashed. Can you ·ii-. me a clue aa to how to get &olng? -PACK
RAT IN NIAGARA FALLS
DEAR PAClt: '11l11 mlpt 1oud natty, bat yom
tll•t be 1D 1ood 1plrlt1, a potJttve frame of miad j. fllll of eaerlY lD order to aaccesaflllly attack a
u demaDdJ.Da ud dlaasreable u tlalt one.
Re.Ive to make a decWon oo every 1armeat
I pat )'OU' badt OD, tlaea •tart at tlae beliDDl.DI tilt" rack. U yoa bavea't worn It (coat, drea1,
e, wutever) ID tlae past U moatla1, yuk It oal
p1t lt oa a cUlr. Wbea yoa've IODe tlaroap lite
rack, try oa tlae 1armeats yoa tlt.IDk may be Woll~ keepla1. YH will rrobably ellmlDate at
Seat 75 perceat becaaae (1 tlaey don't flt properly
tr U> tlaey look worn, oatmodecl or Jaat blala.
t-Pit tile remala1D1 U percent back lD tbe
d•et ud call GoodwOJ, tile SaJvatloa Army or
JOU cbarcb or laoapltal charity. They will be bappy
to send someone to pick ap tie clJacarda. Yoo WW
feel elated for · 1aavln1 trlampbed over yoar
precra1tlution.
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and desire. Check the list and figure it out.
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WHY WEIGHT?
Win by Lo•lngl
pettent1 haw loet 10-150 pound• wtth our
llofnot9I• nutrttlonat formulu.
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By PHIL fNTERLANOI or L1oun1.Seaoh Long visits tire_ ~~tients
DEAR DR. STICINCRORN: Never havin.I been
1lck, 1 never pald much attention to \he vtaitol'
problem. But beln& the vtctlm of frt1nd1 who
almoet killed mo with k1ndnot1, l now reelir.e that
w11l-meanln1 v11ttora can 1om1tlm11 prevent
normal convaI.aen.c..
l had a Hrlou1 lnte1Unal operation with
cornplicaUonl. Thia Npped my enero. But what
lncreued my faU,ue wu prolonced vt.aJt.1 from
weU-mHnina vllltot1. They 1tayed too Joni, talbd
too much .na expected me to be a aenial hmt on a
day when I felt llck enouah to die. I've 1poken to
aeveral of my recently ticlt frienda about lt, and
they too complained that too much vllltlna ~pt
down thelr recovery.
l contem lt'a qu1te lonely during lllnMI, but
when the room I.a fllled with conatant chattering,
you pray for bel.ni alone apin. Didn't you have a
column on vilitlna 1<>me yeara aao. Or. Stet.ncrohn?
If you have it handy, I think many lll penoru
would be e>Ctl"ftnely than.klul lf you wrote about vltlUna aaatn. -MR. Y .
DEAlt MR. Y.: I don't have the column handy.
However, here ar~ 1ome important; 1lmllar
'Cowboy' rounds up shopping carts·
TIJCSON. Ariz. (AP) -In a
manner of spNklng, you might
call Joe Landel"OI a modem-day
cowboy.
Landeros travela all over
Tucson in a dented pickup truck,
trying to round up herds 9f
shopping carll.
He 11 president and tole
employee of Maverick Cart Co.
and be ta.:>es stolen or strayed
sho carts for n1ne pocery
and department ttores.
The carts are worth •60 to
$130 each. Lande.rm geta about
$3 per cart returned.
Loeees ln parta of Ariz.ona that
Landero• doe1 not patrol
amounted to more than $500,000
last year, according to a
spokesman for the Retail Grocers
AleodaUon of.Artmna.
Scouting apartment complexes,
h0Wle9, alleys and laundromats,
Landeroa oorrala about 100 carts
each cbiy.
"Thoae little carts are like
calve1, you know," he says.
"They don't get far away from
me."
He got Into the business by
chance.
"One day I accidentally ran
over one. and it made me so mad
I said. 'One of these day1 I'll
retire and pick them all up."
rou1 HIAl '" DA. PETER J. STEINCAOHN
•ua•Uonl on how to be a aood vilttor: .J l
0) When vtstttna the pet.lent In the bos.,.ta •
respect the NO VlSl'mRS man. Don't barl• In put
the nune with ex:cu.ee. There muat be aoOa reaona
why the doctor would like you to 11Ay out.
(2) U you are allowed to visit. don't 11AY "':°
Iona. Ten to l~ m!nutee 1hould be fodequate. Don t
aay. ''I muat be leavtna.'' then remain for houn.
Luve on achedule.
(3) Don't smoke, even lf the kindly pet.lent .. ya
It'• okay. Thlnk of how much willpower it has
taken for him to forego clgarettee. Smoke Lt u
temptiq to him u a bone to a puppy -even
though lt'• lnterferlng with hi.a breathing.
(4) Be cheerful. Don't dlJICUU the terrible
foreign tltuation and the Imminent pomlbllity of
nuclear war.
(~) Don't downgrade the paUent'1 doctor by •
lifted eyebrow or other 1ubtle method.a. AnythinB
that lowera the slowly Improving patient'•
confidence I.a detrimental to recovery.
(6) Be optimistic. Talk with the patient about
hil plans after he leaves the hospital Thia makes
him feel he la still a part of the living community.
Never mention a friend who h.aa recently died of a
condition "just Hke youra." Stupid? Yet many
reatlesa viaitors have aald it.
(7) Even after the patient has returneii home.
limit your vlaiting time and be sure not to overtire
him. I
(8) Family members can also be too tiring.
Sometimes, they're too strict for the vlaitor's own
good.
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'Tis the time for toastin' the green
Greet the St. Paddy's
Day crowd with a lively
collection of party treats -
all properly green, of course.
Kiwifruit Daiquiris, •frosty·cold,
and delicately tinted with popular,
emerald green kiwifruit are a grand
.. way to start off the festivities. Hook a
pinwheel slice of kiwifruit on the edge
of each glass as a special salute to
this green and glorlous day.
Sprightly green pistachios are the
perfect ga.wlth, so be -Sure to keep a
generous supply of this fu~to-eat nut
on hand for nibbling throughout the
day.
And don't forget to serve
1 Pistachio Appetizer Twists, or those
dyed-in-the-green Irish may ne'er
forgive ye.
Pistachios are available In a
natural tan shell. Easy to crack, the
bright green nut can be added to
salads, desserts, appetizers and •
candles or slmply served au natural.
Kiwifruit, the stylish little fruit that
feels fuzzy and tastes fabulous, Is
available October through May. Serve
In salads, fruit cups or with fancy
desserts or eat right out-of-the-shell
~sand all.
Everyone becomes Irish on St.
Patrick's Day, and the rollicking fun
of the day is excuse enough for a
hearty celebratlon. So lift your hat,
and bring on the green!
KIWIFRUIT DAIQUIRI
1 ldwtfrutt. ..... Md alced
2 or a te•poone aueer·
1 tabl11poon time Juice
1 or 2 ouncM rum
1 dropil'Mft food color (optional)
I Ice culMe, cruehed
2 klwtfrult aMc.
Combine all Ingredients except kiwifruit
slices In blender container; blend until
smooth. Garnish edge of each gi,ss with
kiwifruit slice. Makes 2 servings.
V.,..tlon: Rum may be omitted.
PISTACHIO APPETIZER
TWISTS ..
1 ~ (171'1 ouncee) frozen
putt putry ehMta, thawed
1 9ff white, ellghttJ beaten
y, cup fln•IJ chopped, •helled
platfchloa
Coeree or Koeher-atJle ult
Unfold puff pastry. Lightly brush dough
with egg white. Sprinkle with pistachios and
light coating of salt. Turn pastry over; repeat
with egg white. pistachios and salt. Cut Into
~x3'1•-lnch strips. Twist strips; place on
baking sheet. Bake at 350 degrees F. about
15 minutes or until lightly browned. Serve
·warm. Makes about 72 twists. ~
V.n.tlon: Pistachio Appetizer Twists
may be prepared using your favorite pie crust
recipe. Bake at 425 degrees F. about 10
minutes or until lightly browned .
PISTACHIO MEATBALLS
AND KIWIFRUIT
1 pOund ground .,..,
Y. cup tine dry brMd crumbe
V. cup ~pped. eh1l1d pletechloe
V. cup chopped onion
1 .. 1=-'ult 2 t
8w•t and Sour S.uce
Combine all Ingredients except kiwifruit
and Sweet and Sour Sauce; mix well. Roll
Into 1-lnch balls. Place on baking sheet.
Bake ati375 degrees F. 15 to 20 minutes or
untll llghily browned.
Pare and cut kiwifruit Into chunks; toss
with meatballs. Pour Sweet and Sour Sauce
over meatballs and kiwifruit; serve In chafing
dish.or over food. waimer. Makes abQut 36
meatballs. .
8wMt •nd Sour 8•uoe: Combine Ya
cup packed brown sugar and 1 tablespoon
cornstarch; stir In 1 can (6 ounoes)
pineapple juice, 3 tablespoons vinegar and 1
tablespoon soy sauce. Cook and stir until
thickened; add 2 tablespoons sliced green
onion. Makes 1 cup.
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8~ JERRY D. MEAD
FETZER RELEAS£8
-The untimely death of
Bemard Fet:zer lut year
1\ar\ed the 1.11uaJ round
of rumors that the family
would aell out to
corporaie lntereeta. that
the quality of wine
would )IODlehow auffer,
all Jhe usual talk that
c9ft\e1 with any major
c h a n 8 e l n w I n e r y
rnan.aement.
What the orlalnaton
of thoae rumors failed to
take into consideration
wu that Fetzer h.ct 11
children, mo.t of \hem
Involved 1n the winery
bualneaa, and some of
them at least aa
dedicated to the
profession aa their
father, aome perhapa
even more eo.
Instead of beckina off,
the Fetzer famlf y la
moving right ahead. A
sparkling wine J>l'Oll'am
is only a vintage or two
away from release, and a
new winery has been
constructed for the
Garlic -facts,
f anci~s, t r ivia
Garlic, that bulbous
member of the lily
family, is one of the
oldest known cultivated
plants. Common to the
diets of the ancient
Sumerlana and
Egyptians -the world's
first great civilizations -
garlic was found in the
famous tomb of
Tutankhamen, dating
from about 13~8 B.C.
Since antiquity,
extraordinary heallng
powers have been
attributed to garlic.
Hippocrates. the ancient
Greek physician, was
firat to recognize the
medicinal value of garlic.
Five hundred years
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Cooking
with class
later, around 100 ·a.c ..
the Roman acholar Pliny
claimed it to be the
remedy for aome 61
ailment.I from leprosy to
W\e common cold. Even
the great philoaopher
Aristotle lauded its
curative powen in hia
writings.
In modern timea, u
recently as World War I,
garlic waa uaed aa an
antiseptic by British
army physidam.
One of the moat
powerful 1ea1oning
agents, garlic is rapidly
gaining favor among
Ame!'ican cooks.
According to industry
sources, production of
this edible root has
almost tripled in the paat
ten yean.
Expert.a auggest that
America's love affair
with ethnic dishes Is the
reason for garlic's
increased popularity.
A favorite IM80ning in
French "and ltllan fooda,
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Ri~e crust , top, distinguishes
vegetable quiche, while ·wholegrain
oat crust, below, complements classic
filling of cheese, bacon, onion in egg
custard.
Unusual crusts
update quiche
Perhaps quiche is
thought to be an
expensive dish because it
has a French name. Or
maybe it's because
quiche o ften con ta ins
atuimp or crabmeat. But
this l ovely meal -
in·a-crust can be a
budget-aver, too.
You can make the
filling a vegetarian one
with eggs, milk, cheese
and vegetables. And you
can add to its nutritional
value by substituting a
rice, egg and cheese
combination for the flour
and shortening crust.
A second recipe for
classic Quiche Lorraine
has all the flavors of the
original -Swiss cheese,
bacon and green onion in
a rich, nutmeg-scented
egg custard -but it has
a wholegrain oat crust to
keep up with the trend
toward healthier, more
wholesomR~·
VEGETABLE-RICE
QUICHE
3 cups cooked rice
114 cups ( 5 ounces)
grated Cheddar cheese,
divided
4 eggs. divided
1 small zucchini,
halved and thinly sliced
1 a mall tom a to,
chopped
~ cup chopped
onlom
2 tablespoons butter
or margarine
2 tablespoons flour
~ cup milk, divided
1 'A teaspOOna salt
1 tea1poon mar -
joram leaves
~ teaspoon ground
black pepper
Combine rice, ~ cup mee.e, and 1 egg. Prem
onto the bot1.om and aides
of a buttered IO-inch pie
plate. Arrange Zucchini
and tomato over cn&1t.
~ l~rn,a.11 aaucepan
'codk onl'l>na ln butter
until tender c:rilp; blend
tn flour. Add It\ c up
milk; cook, .urrt.na. until
thickened and bubbly.
Remove from heat.
Beat remainlna milk
•nd •II• with
1eaaontn11: 1Ur Into
onion ml.xture. Pour into
~ crust. Sprtnlcle
With remaJn1nc chene.
Bake at 360 desreea foe
15 to 40 mlnuCea. or until
-Allow to Nnd 0 to 10 m&nuc. before alJdna.
Mai.~
~SOSTAaLB·IUCE
QVICD ........ " ........ C..btne rice, M cup
--· and 1 ... p,.. P.•" ttae bottom and
I .. al a butWeCf round ·~ nUcnpoof dlih. • auec:blnl and
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In a 2 -cup glass
measure melt butter on
HIGH (maximum
power) Ill to l minute.
Add onions; cook on
HIGH (Maximum
power) Y'l to 1 minute.
Add onions; cook on
JilGH l to 2 minutes, or
until tender crisp. Blend
in flour.
Add ~ cup milk; cook
on HIGH 1 to 2 minutes,
or until thickened and
bubbly, stirring every
minute. Remove from
oven. Beat remaining
milk and eggs with
seasonings; stir into
onion mixture. Pour into
prepared crust.
Sprinkle with
remaining cheese. Cook
at 70 percent power 12 to
14 minutes, or until set.
r otating dis h ~ tu rn
every 4 minutes. Allow
to stand 5 to 10 minutes
before slicing.
QUICHE LORRAINE
Oat Pa1try
% cup all-purpose
flour
1~ cup quick or old
fashioned oata, unoooked
~ teaspoon ult
'h cup vegetable
shortening
3 to 4 tablespoons
cold water
Fllllal 1 ~ cupe (6 ounces)
shredded Swile cheeee
8 crisply cooked
bacon sllceis. crumbled
~ cup green onion
slices
4 eggs, beaten
1 ~ cups half and
half
Dash of nutmeg
Dash of pepper
For oat pastry: In
medium bowl, combine
flour, oata and ult. Cut
in shortening until
mixture 1'8embles coane
crumbe. Add water, one
tableapoon at a time,
1tirrln1 Hahtly until
pastry fbrma a ball
On llahtly floured
surface, ioll out dough to
fonn 13-incb drcle. Fit
looeely lnto 9-lnch ple
plate. Trim; fold edgn
under and flute. Place in
freezer until firm, about
15 mlnut..
For tilllna: Heet own
to 45 cieP'"' F . Sprlnkle
cheese over bottom of
c:rust; layer with blCOn
and freen onlon1. In 1mal bowl, combine
•II•· h•U and half, nu~ and pepper. SJoWly pour mixture
Into cruu. Bake 15 m1nutH, reduce oven
temperature to 120
de1rH1 1'. Bake an
additional 2G to 30
mlnuc. at until a111ter la
1M. Let at.and JO ml.nu._ before~ . ...-e ~
.. Cook-of-week
• series to start
Doell your chW llz&le?
Can you bake a devil'• food cake that'• dMneT
Perh.apt you are quJck with a qukhe.
• rt ao, the Daily Pilot wants to hear from you
and 1hare your reclpee with our re.den ln an
upcioentna fMture 1erl•. "Cook of the Week."
The lleli• will l,;;Juc1e a photo of the apeda)
cook, a short profile and two outatandlna redpea.
We'd like you to send aeveral of your best,
favorite or ortatnaa and we'll 1elect a couple to
print each w.K.
Reclpee (not restrlcted to the categorlee above)
can re~t the full re.nae of oook.lng, baJdna, barbecuina and microwave.
Send" them to the Food Editoc', clo the Daily
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Da11y Pilat 642-4321
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Beef Fritters''~., 1151 8rea~...,...=.:r··1~99· Sllced Beef Liver ~ ..,79c st1cedMeats'=121o .. 53• Schats :"':.. .... 11~.99• Tomato lulceu.y·. ~ 79•
l1'ln ~ • o.--1 Breaded Flshstlcks ~ •. 89• &aunsctiwetoer =:. .. 19• Ralsin&ead==.: 1~99· Chocolate Donut1~ ·~99•
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Margarita P ie baaed on popular
drink.
Margarita. Pie
ala leprechauns
You don't have to
have a cocktail to enjoy
the wte of a Margarita.
Serve your guesta thil
fopular drink in the
orm o f a luacioua
Margarita Pie.
It'• a creat recipe to
serve for St. Patrlck•a
Day -just brina on the
leprechauna and enjoy1
MARGARITA PU!
\-i cup butter or
margarine
1 \-i c upa finely
crushed pretzela
\-i cup sugar
1 can (14 ounces)
sweetened condensed
milk
\-i cup fresh lime
juice
2 tablespoons tequila
2 tat.Wpoom Triple
Sec
Grated rind of 1
lime
1 c u p whipping
cream, whipped
2 or 3 drope green
food color
Heat butter In small
uucepan over low heat
u ntil melted . Stir in
pretzel crumb s and
augar. Mix well. P reas
cru mb mixture into
buttered 9-inch pie plate.
Chill.
Mix milk, lime juice,
tequila, T riple Sec and
lime rind in medium
bowl until well mixed.
Fold in whipped cream
and food color. Pour into
crumb crust.
Freeze un tll firm,
about 4 houn. Let stand
~ minutes before cutting.
Garniah with whipped
cream. pretzels and mint
leavs. 6 to 8 servl.np.
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Tonight Quiche Lorraine. Tomorrow
Cheese Manicotti. Or Chicken Continental Crepes.
Mrs. Smith's gives you a delicious choice. -
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Orange Oout DAILY PILOT /Wednnday, March HI, 1083
I. (£':.!.~brate ,~t. ~atr!~!:s Day ':!.~LAZ~ho~?..1:~~ desserts
atut peak.a fonn Jo'old ~ Into 1 teUpoun vanilla ChW abQut 1 huur or W\til firm 3 tablHpoona butter or 3 tabletpoont umweetened
chocolate mixt:UN; pour ln\o p~ l ~ c u P 1 u n 1 I I , .. d nou1h to roll. Roll a 1mall maraarina t'OOOa
lhe1l Chill. all-pw-poet flour ned portion of douah at a tlme on ~ cupe cont9Cdoncn' •upr 2 tabl poona water
l'old romalnlnc whipped • ~cup unaweete oocoa uahtJy floured board or between 1 teaapoon vanU.la 1 cup contocuona' aupr
Cf'eam and allttly beaten e11 ~ taupoon bakinl powd r 2 pl~ of wax p.per co '-' ·lnch 2 to 3 tabi..poc>na milk ~ ~poon vanilla
whit.ft ln\o mint mixture; add \.i teupoon bekina llOda , h 1 c k n t a a . C u t w I l h Green food color
food color. ChW 10 mlnutee or '-' ie.upoc>n ~t 1hatru'ock-ahaped cutter; plMlCI on Mel~ buuer or margarine 0l(
unUl mixture begi.na to set; •poon Shamrock Glaze (recipe unareuod coolde sheet. low heat. Remove from he ; on\o chocolate layer. Ch ill. below) b Before aervlng, garnlah with 'Satiny Chocolate Glaze Bake al 320 deareet for ~ to 7 lend ln •upr and vanilla. Add
h l h I I 8 (redpe below) mJnutee or until no lndentatJon milk IJ'8(lually; beat unUl proper c oco ate 1 av ngi or cur 1· Cream butter or mar"arlne, remaina when UtihUy touched. oonailtency. Blend ln 2 or 3 dropi
•rvinp. 1ugar, es.a and vanlllA th large Cool cookJee on aheet 1 mlnute; green food color. About I cup
SHAMROClt mixer bowl until light and fluffy. remove to wire rack to cool glue.
CHOCOLATE COOK.JES Combine flour, cocoa, baklna thoroughly . Froat with
\.i cup butter or margarine powder, baking soda and salt; S hamroc k Glaze or Satiny SATINY CHOCOLAT!
~ cup 1ugar add l o creame d m Ix tu r e. Chocolate Glaze. About 3 dozen. GLAZE
Melt butter ln email 11ucepan
over low hHt; add cocoa and
water, 1Urrlng conatantly until
mixture thlckena. Do not boll.
Remove from heat; beat In
confectlona' augar and vanllla
until 1mooth. Add additional
water, Iii teaapoon at a time,
until detilred conslatency. About
~ cup glaze .
Old time
staple
popular
• again
By TOM HOGE
"AP food WrHet
Homesteaders uaed to
call it "cellar bread," but
sourdough is the term
generall y u s ed to
d~scribe that classic
fl\brture of potato muah
and flour the prospect.on
u.ted to carry in their
packs lo make bread
along the trail.
The pion ee r s
P.referred this active
''starter" to real yeast ,
whicl\. was usually hard
to obtain and was easily
ruined by bad weather
conditions when living m
the open.
Sourdough bread 1s
undergoing a revival all
over America. But the
most faithful buffs are in
Alaska, whe re i t has
remained a staple for
more than 80 years.
The Alask a n
trailbla:iers of yore
..,.ouldn't dream of
bitting the road without
a. starter pot strapped to
their back so that they
could make bread when
they stopped \o set up
camp.
James Wickersham,
noted Alaskan pioneer
who became a judge and
a delegate to Congress
carried a pot in h is
provisions on his first
attempt to ecale Mount
McKinley in 1903.
It is alto aa.id t,he late
Supreme Court Justice
William 0 . Douglas
always took h ia pot
along on fishing trips.
Sourdough buffs have
an easier tim e
transporting the •tarter
than our forefathers, but
they still must take
certain precautions.
Avoid putting the
starter in a glass jar,
since the stuff begins
working and expanding
at temperatures between
65 and 77 degrees.
Sourdough 's
popularity w i th
prospectors stems p3.!'tly
from the f~t that it '1as
known as a good source
of energy.
Laboratory test.a have
shown that sourdough
contains probably the
greatest amo unt o f
protein f o r a n y
comparable food per
pound
Here 's a cl a ss i c
formula the book gives
for a starter.
2 cupe thick pot.a\o
water (8ee below)
2 tablespoons sugar
2 cups flour
Boil two medium
pota\oeS with jacketa on
llfltil they fall apart.
Remove skins and mash
potatoes and water to
make 2 cups of puree.
Cool ~ Put 1u1ar and flour
lnto pot with potato
ater. Beat until It
biecome9 smooth, creamy
batter. Cover and put ln
& warm place to start
Gmnentation.
Bow Jona does it take
the atart'r to become
ripe enoucb for Wle in
various recipea? The
en&ymea will 1tart
1'0tkinl 1n u Utile aa
dtree daya, but lt h
better to wait at leMt a ......
• ~ Jcnaer \be better.
After a month, the
iourdou1h becornea a
rtcb, creamy batter
ttoneycombed wtth
bUbbJe-. Some old-Umer1 are
iald to wail a year for h eourdOUah to mature,
lmln1 It takH that
· on1 to ac:qulr• a ......
Basic filue
BONDED MEATS
FRYING
CHICKEN
WhOlf llOOV <;out rwrl'
Gr-A. ICUt I.Ill lb ~91
FRESH
CROUNDBEEF
llb\ Of ll'Ot\'
lb 119
~Not h <e«I !()!(f at
BLADE CUT 98 CHUCK ROAST
80ncled llftf Lb •
CROSS RIB ROAST .. 1.98
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WHOLE BEEF BRISKET ..1.39 .....ns llC:llal>lft# 't i.ft
PORK LOIN ROAST •• 1.69 M.CMM I ll •'f'C
WHOLE FRYER LEGS ... 67 ..... I tO"'f<U .. fUV.
~~..;;~~.!~sT .. 1.97
~~2.,~~TEAK .. 2.17
~~~O!N.oSPA~~.RIB~ .. 1.69
PORK LOIN CHOPS •cv•
PORK LOIN CHOPS
'°"CV'
.. 1.99
.. 2.27
~!_.~!!.OtJLDER ~AST " • 99
t,~~RJOHNSAUS~~'°' 1.19
FRESH BEEF LIVER ... 79
Treats from
the Seven Seas
LENTEN MENU IDEAS
~c.!,.~C RED SNAPPER .. 2 .49
~!;LET OF DOV~R SOLE •• 2. 79
~!~!RN ROUNDER .. 3.69
~S~ERN MUSSELS .. 1.09
~~!~.~IN L~~T!~A(10 5.29
BAY SHRIMP
COClllD a ,...., _,. ..
FIUET OF MAHI MAHI -..3 .88
.. 1.58
~E! OF BUTT~RFISH .. 1.39
~~N SCALLOPS .. 6.49
£,~~E ROUCHY ... 2.79
Carmen BeUz
Saved s12.99
The Lucky total: S7Ut. The \otAll at
thl other,eupermarket on th• 11me
Of compel'lt>le lttml ... tO
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ROUND STEAK .. 1.97 l\IJ CU' ..... -M IOCllO ....
BRAUNSCHWEICER ... 89 """""" uoir...-~\a .,.,
HOT LINK SAUSAGE .. 1 .88 ~ "' '-'°"' "" trM)Qr'WUft' L.I t "
HORMa BACON · •<1oc~.19 ----•-. eo<o. HI NC •Jtt
CANNED & PACKAGED
r SPAGHETTI 159 SAUCE
bgu Oflll'\ll J2 01 ,,.,
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meen ext,. uv#nge.
K•v Buy•.,."""' P"CK below ,,, •• ,
r.eryd1y dltcounl price• H • re1ut1 01
menu11c.111rtr1' temp01ary promouonll
AllOWAllCH or ••CtPllClf'll purcn .... You II
!ind "undrede of Key l 11y 11em1 r.ery time
you •llOP
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CANNED & PACKAGED HOUSEHOLD & PET
r EARLY CALIF. 99 r IVORY 187· PITTED OLIVES .~~TERCE~!ot _ _ ram i..wee s 1 01 can• -,,. ... .
r~n:i~~.~UE '°''" .. ' 1.05
£PINE·S~ a.EANER10°' '" 2 .06
r~ENEX NAPKINS e n oo•· 79
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DELI D ELIGHTS
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r~e ....... 89
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TURKEY FRANKS
'flOT \ft ,.
LONGHORN CHEESE
LtO-lU KOM:I \t M 01 t MCOlll W'f NCI
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l SOUZA 'S LINGUICA •o 01 ""' 1. 6 9
l~~DWICH ~AT~ uaroc 1 .19
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r~~.~HIP ... _. 1.43 r~~.~.~?!1.99
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IPRINCEUA YAMS •ar '"" 1.09 I~~~.!!5~ .... 1.05 f[S~~-........ 2.99
l~B~~.~A~••u..89 £~~"~~!~~~"'" ... i1 l~~~.~~w.69
f APPtAN.WAY.Pl.ZZA ~~ .:.69 r~x~s~.~~~1.49 f~~~ ~~<!:! •. 99
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QUALITY PRODUCE
COLDEN
BANANAS
FRESH 79 MUSHROOMS
1 01~•
SEEDLESS
CRAPES
Ravorlwl, Mey lb .79
FROZEN & DAIRY
~NIZEOMILI<"""' 1.93
. ""'" 1 .89
LOW FAT MILK ......
f BUJE BONNETS~"" 1 .29
I ~PERIAL MARGARl~Clt "".89
I LADY LEE 50..R ORES~~. 59
•or 1f\1 .99
I!!oPPERONI PIZZA "°'.,. 2 .29
POH·BOY POTATOES 55 't~ t 'f....,"'1 UOl IOJ •
I~YR.AKE ~AFR;~;-. 75
t~~·!MITH'S A~or'!2.69
fCORTON'S RSHST~or5 .. 2 .99
~BERRY•ot1'1 14s
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GENERIC QUICK OA~~ar c"' 1.29
CENERIC A.OUR , .. -· 79
GENERIC FRUIT MIX 10at ...... 69
~I WITH BEANS .. ar ...... 65
~ERIC NAPKINS ,.,0 -.63
~~.RIC TRAS~ BA2~-1.29
~~.~IE Fl~I~ ... •at C#t.99
~~~ERIC .SHORTE~I~ , ... 1.49
~~NER~C ~~~-~. '.11 .... 69
LIQUOR & WINE
r~.~.~11.99
r~~~9.99
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S rumptious
describes Graham
Cracker
Cupcakes.
Cupcakes
bake in
3 minutes
\crumptioua is the
word to deecribe.Graham
Cracker Cupcakes. These
moist. gotaen delights
take the cake, too, when
it 'comes to quick and
eaay recipes. They bake
In less than three
mlnutes thanks to your
ml:rowave oven.
Theae rapid-ready
c upcakes contain
hdmemade ground oat
flqur. How do you make
grbund oat flour? Simply
place quick or old
fashioned oats In a
bl e nder or f ood
processor. In 60 seconds
YQU'U have a whole.ome
f16ur that provides fiber,
vtl:amins and minerals.
prah am Crack er
Cupcakes are also filled
w)th goodlee like
cl)opped pecans and bits
of dates. A sweetened
cream cheeae frosting
adds the crowning touch 10 these regal treats.
GRAHAM CRACKER CUPCAKES
C'apcakes:
'4 cup graham
cracker crumbs
'4 cup Ground Oat
Ft~
Yi cup all-purpose
Dour
Yi cup firmly
packed brown sugar
2 If'\ teaspoons
baking p<>Wder
V. teaapoon salt
Yi cup milk
Ill cup butter or
margarine, softened
l Jeaspoon vanilla
3egp
Yi c up chopped
pecans
Yi cup chopped
dates
Cftam ClteMe Fro1ttDs:
l 3-ounce package
am cneeee. softened
3 tablespoons butter
or margarine, 10ftened
• ~ teaapoon vanilla
~ cup confectioners
~cupcakes: Place 6
paper baking cups in
~wave muffin dish. In large mixer bowl,
combine graham cracker
ftfJmbs, flours, sugar,
b9,king powder and salt. Combine milk, butter,
~ and eggs; add to dtY ingredients, rn.ixiJli at medium speed of
electric mixer until well
blended.
"Btir in pecans and CJ.tea. Fill muffin cups \.'a
fUll. Cook at mGH l 'h
to 2 'Ii minute. or until
W90den pick iNerted in
~ter comee out clean,
totaling di1h 'iii turn
after each 30 .-oondt of
cooking.
~mmediately remove ,c pcakes from dish.
peat with remaining
filled muffin cups. Let
cupcakes ltand ~ minutes
pd oooUns rack.
For cream chee1e
frosting: In small mixer ..
bowl , beat to1ether
~ me-. butter and 1V•nilla until fluffy.
Ghdually add sugar,
1 beatina at hip speed on
electric mixer until
1~ad over cooled ~-Oarn1ah with ~opped pec~n•, If
d~~lred . Store in
~tor. Makes 1 ~
CS..OcupcaW.
I •GROUND OAT • 'YLOUR Place l cup quJck or
otd faablone d oat1,
• ln bMlnder or
' J>l'OOWOI· , bMnd about 1 ·
.......... _..,. bl9nder cdiMlooaJJ. ______ y to IUr Oltl.
...._about M cup.
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FOSTER FARMS FRESH FRYERS
CALl,ORNIA GROWN
WHOLI aODY CHICKINI
FRESH ASPARA8US
YOUNG, TINOIR
ANO ,LAYOf.,UL 18~.
AUllO 49c !}P.Jl!. AllORTID
COLORI, """°LL ltACK
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Orange Cout DAILY pft..or /WednMd1y, Meroh UI, 1983 DI
Traditional Irish nienu • • •
CAl."OllNIA QllOft CHICICINI
(From Pa1e Cl)
1 (12-ounce) can corned
beef, a&.d
1 tomato t'Ut ln weds•
1 tAbl•poon flavon!d bread crwnti.
S~acl Auerkraut over bottom ot l \.'a -quart ca11erole. Add
water. Sprinkle with brown
1u1ar and pef per. Combine aalad
dre11in1 w th dry mu1terd;
Ctn.le over sauerkraut. Sprinkle
with cheeee. Cover with C&e1erole
lid or foil. &lcem 426 degree oven until
heated through, about 20
minutea. Remove from oven and
arraJ'll• corned beef llicea over
.. uerkraut Place tomato wect1a
alona 1lde1 and 1prlnkle with
brHd crumb1. Bake in 3715
de1ree oven until ll1htly
browned, about lD minutea
Serv• 4.
IRISH STUFFED POTATOES
4 tar1e bak1na potAt.oea
1hortening
4 tableapoon1 butter or
marprtne
11\ cup hot milk
11\ teupoon salt
It\ teaapoon pepper
4 tablespoon• chopped
parsley
PRllH PRYIR WINQI 79• _,..-,-....... -·-·-·····-· ......... _ .... ~ffTl_RID _P.ORK LOIN .. 111
CORNllH GAMI HIN8 1s1
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PRllH HIN TU"K•YI 89• _.,..,_ La. P"llH DOVI" 80LI 211 ,..,...__ _______ ··--·I.A
1:•1 •••
4 wbl•pc)C)N chopped chiv.
Scrub pow toee, dry and rub
with 1hortenln1 Bake In 420
detrrH oven untU done when
pricked wllh a fork, about 1
hour. Cut otf top third of Meh
potato len1thwlae. Carefully
1coop out potatoea leavln1
~-Inch 1heU..
Muh pulp and beet In butter
and milk. Add Hlt, pepper,
paraley and chive1. Contlnue
beatina until nutty, th-m ln9Und
ll\lxture in pot.to aheU.. Place on
bakln1 1heet and bake ln 3715
de1ree oven until li1htly
browned, about 10 minutea.
Serve. 4.
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POTH08 OR MAABLI! QUEEN 311
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OF CAL.,ORNIA
HUNT'S KETCHUP
TOMATO at-OZ. aTL.
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DI Orang• Co11t OAILV PILOT/Wedn day, March us, 1NS •
These are the • crises I 0 m o st c ommon weight-gain
81 BARBARA &airwd wci,tit. The flnlt the-metaboltt· drop blaM11And dt.co.. Letrn to din• on the ------------------lt. ACUTE 8TftE :
GlBBONS few daya and weeka ot ca u 1 • d by n I l' o t Int• 7. TRAVEL . . . can local ... rood. fresh fruha llll llUllO A.ray mlafortuno (or ev.n Hey \here, you In the 1moke-frH llvlnt are withdrawal bu brU1&dvn1na. and ln all and ~~bie.. · eood luck) C.Wlel tome
alte 10 jean1 If you're cruclal. You'ru builcllni a •· LOVE: Thtty don't lh~ wruna placs. Many a. ACCIDENTS AND people to IOH their
not careful, by thla lime whole new 1 et o t coll I\ •:1cmlln11 down" fattlea l'an trace their INJURIES: While fat II uppeUtee. But t.hote of \.II
next year you could be routine., 10 don't atart fol nothln1. The plaln extra pounds to a nolOCident,ltcanbethe hit by a oar while rei,ntlon, or othtrwlN who put on the poundl
fat! reach i ng for the truth 11 that love (or two-week crulte. Or a unwanted compllcaUon Joa11na. It you do, adduptoextrapounda. euilyuauallyre.pondby
It bealm with ju1t a bttadaUcka (instead of a mar rl a 8 t'. or II v In a job chanp that lnvolvee of an Injury that cwtalll l'tlllOlve to Ht 1911 until U \hla II happen.lf\I to u 1 I n i f 0 0 d a 1 a
hw added pound1, dgarette) whHe waiting toaether) 11 fattening. lrequent bu.lb .. trevel activity or l•ave1 you you're twlck on your feet. you for no apparent tra.nquilJr.er.
"nothln& to worry about, for the menu. Slpplna wlne ln front of and expenn account lmmoblle. The feu .. t t . MEDICATION: rea1on, dl1cu11 your A(ter the emera•DC."Y
re&Uy," then, before you Sucking on candles the flreplace (or beer In meall. gatnerwf Thoee who were Se v tr al k Ind 1 of pre1erlptlon wlth your puees, the eaUna hablCI
know lt, the few turn can rot your teeth as weQ front of the TV) burnt Make your vacation very .cUve. medicine' can lncreue doctpr . A c hange in and exce. wetaht Un&*'
into 15 or 20, or 30 or 40, aa your figure. Step up fewer cal ories than plans with activity ln Bew• re 1 k H n a your appetite, alow your dosage or another drua on, creaUng a whole new
and you' re off lclall y a
1
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Fat Pel'llOn.
Your friends don't
recognl:te you and
nothing in your cloaet
fit.a. .
Reader maU tel.la the
same 1tory over and
over: "I wu always thJ.n
until I went away to
college, and then ... "or
"After little Bobby was
born .. "
There are predictable
passage points in life
when the poundage-
p r one respond
by putting on weight.
Recogni:te these
dangerous crossroads and
take steps to prevent or
e radicate the first few
pounds before they add
up to a real weight
problem.
Here are the 10 most
commo n weight-gain
crises:
1. LEAVING HOME:
Going away to school, or
moving into your own
place means escaping
Mom's menus to the
new-found freedom to
eat what and when you
want.
Even if you're not a
junk food freak, the need
to fend for yourself
foodwise leaves you at
the mercy of
McDonald's. It's not only
kids who leave home and
get fat. So do husbands
(or wives). Divorce can
be damaging to your
physique.
Z. GETTING (or
QUITTING) A JOB:
di!tzcr way, you lose.
How? By gaining weight.
Alice B . put on 20
pounds when she quit
her job as a sportswear
buyer to stay home and
discover "The Joy of
O>oking."
Betsy T., on the other
hand, put on 20 pounds
when she traded the
country club life (golf
and tennis) for a career
(sitting at a desk).
When your em -
ployment status
changes, cons.ider how 1t
may affect your energy
intake-outgo and adjuat
eating aocordingly.
3. PREGNANCY: The
bigges t cause of
overweight is
post-partum poundage.
Many women aimply
gain more weight than
they need during
pregnancy.
Doctor s used to go
overboard urging diets
on expectant moms.
resu lting In low
birth-weight babies; now
the pendulum has swung
the other way.
4. MENOPAUSE: For
men a.1 well as women,
midlife means a slowing
down of the metabolism
that requires a calorie
cutback, just t o 1tay
even . W ith eac h
birthday, plan to trim a
few calertes here; add aome activity there.
5 . GIVING UP
SMOKING may result in
some weight gain. But
it's not mandatory ... if
you're vigilant about not
replacing one bed habit
with another.
Take it. from an
ex-two-pack · a -day
smoker, who hasn't
Consider the
alternatives
Whether It'• a creamy
potage , a a pi cy
vegetable-laden flnt
OOW'le or a golden broth
buntin& wlih rich eu
noodlea, chicken 1oup
take• on an almoat
myatical quanlty durtna
cooler months.
And even if you
haven't the time to make
your favorite family
recipe for chicken IOUp, a
-~ altitmaUve can be~ ln mtnuie..
Taklni a tip I.tom the ~. famoW for their ea floweT 90up, br1n&
one U -ounc• can of
chicken broth to •
11knmn with one-half
cup tra.n Pl9 and IOmt lef tov•r lllven of
Cl*:Dn or odw Coc*lid ,.,..._ COok undl pe19 AN
hJJder, about 11x mlnu•. Oainllh ..,uh ........ sr.,n on6Cln .....
j dORDlt al ff!1'I .... ~
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: •• -.. .. ·~ Everybody Wins W 1tt1 Stat c rs Low Prices ·~· .... ·~ Every bod y W111~, W1 t ~1 St;1tc ·rs Low Prices ~· ,~ .. _!,
WHOLE
CHICKEN
LEGS
BEEF ROUND
Sirloin Tip
BEEF
Cube
Steak Steak
Coke, Diet Coke,
Tab, Sprite
oa
SUOAJl nout SPalTE
FAOz:EN.CttlCKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY
Morton
Pot Pies
BEEF BLADE.CUT
',,Chuck Roast
sz.34 i. sz.44
UQU MQUV.11 Oii HOllllSTYll. llUlll, llllA T Oii llllSKllOOtl
Sp__a1hetti
Satce ••.6S ~z
<"\ KllUOMJI
-I' 'llOlll 'LOlllOA
J ~ Orange
Juice
I
·-..J ...... .oz
Diet ~I 6..1!!!' 7-Up •V,
J~u n)· C<at S"9 &..I!!!'
Latter -~eV,
Gentle Touch 45c
Soap
CheiT.Foodt
Slices
•I.ft.oz
P@Pper 9
Free
I.29
MIT9ll
H.1n~en"i ~I Qp
~··· ·~
Top R•111u.·11 2 L..c
Noodl~ V
Hi..:h Point _,4 33 Coif ee •
Re0UL.AR OR HOT, OENNISONS •
Chill W/Beana .......... ~oz I.99,
GENERAL MILLS • Trix Cereal ............. 1 .... 12·0Z I.59
GENERAL MILLS STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE • s Cereal ................................ 12-oz I. 9
DUNCAN HINES 10 VARIETIES • O Cake Milles ......................... 1a.~z 9
Coii9e ..................... .. ........ ~z •6.Z7
MAXWEU. HOUSE A.D.C. 1&-0Z '2.11& OR •• ... Collee ......................... •· ...... 48-0Z ·~~
EASY WASH ' • • • • 99 Stain Ben1over .... f .. ~z &•
OONCl!N~ID LAUND .. Y DETMOINT • Fr•h Start ................. »OZ. s.n
0181N,ICtANT • .. Pine Sol Cleaner.l .2.oz S.
IPMY Q.IANEA Al"LL ' For1nula 409 .. .. ......... M4Z z.az
9 Heinz
Ketchup
•I.75
~ ........... ........ 9p1ioata __ _
Gnat oa-..•ole::-
uu
CHl,,011 UIOllTlJ)
So ill mate
Towels
73°,.~l
• REGULAR. DIET OR LIGHT
Pepd,
Mountain Dew
REGULAR OR SUOAA FREE t
Pepelhee
• '•
Orange Coett DAILY PILOT IWedrluday, Maroh 18. 1083 0 1
Cashier responds to column on register thievery
By MARTIN SLOAN~ rnajurlly or cuhlt>n al'\" 1hopper all of them SHOPP ER A WAR 0 found a •1 rofund offer
Dear Mar Un. I am a hone.at and try to be u S k Sh unl.r\tenUonal on the part goe. to Jan. Si.wart of that a 1k 41 d f 0 r the
cuhicr ln a IUpermarket U'CUUlC aa poulble upermar et op per ol a cuhler. Grwnvl.llit,'l'ex.u. cardboud dlaplay card
and I enjoy your oolumn Th~y luww how dlrtl<'ult She can hit the wrona "When my .on had h1I that I had Nved. I came
Bu\ l wu very upael It la to mak~ enda moot. buuc n, or foriet that a.n flr1t dre11-up date, 1 out more than S2 ahead
afW ttedlna your n.'<:t'llt Tht!y 1hop, too' Important that 1hoppcra and ukt:C.l LO lrlv•U,ate. to theae caah real1te r Ite m 11 0 n aa le, 0 r wanted w take plcturee. and have memorlea to
4.'0lumn that told how a I n t h e co I u m n l recoanl:r.e thl1 brand of l d o n · t k n o w a aipera. a.ocidentally hit. the aame A new druptore had GE lut for yean."
dishonest ftlhier could e xp la I n e d h o w a n theft and not allow It to 1uptirmuket manaaer button too rru&ny tltnea Flip Fl.uh ll on a&le tor Jane and the other
manipulate the cash unscrupulous cash ier lw d1amiMed u a 1lmplc w orth hit ult who If my column left the when rlflil"i up aeveral $L.19. I uted a 26-cent readera who1e 1mart
regiater to 1teal money could overcharge an rnilt.ake. wouldn't fire a cuhJor tmpre.lon that ahoppera ot the aame ltem. It la coupon which brouaht 1hopplna experlencea
from ahoppera. I don't unauapecting shopper by If a ahopper tlnda a who <.'Ommitt.od thit klnd ahould watch every ri.em juat u Important for a my oo.t down to 94 centa. appear in thi1 column
think it la fair tor you to falllng to clear a previous total at the top ot the ot thelvery becawie It la that t. rung up on the amart •hopper to watch In1ide the package I receive a copy of my
g Ive p e o pl e t he tot.al on the register, and r e g I a t e r t a p e potentlaUy rulnoua to a caah register, then It did for the honeet miltakea f o u n d a ma I 1 • I n couponJni and refunding
impreaalon that we then pocket the money. repreaentingltemawhkh 11t o re '1 reputation . ltajob. 'there are a doz.en uittaiokeepaneyeout cerllflcate thAt wu all I magailne, The National
cashiers can't be tr1.1.1ted Although this ts a rare were not pun:haaed, the Knowledgeable ahoppens waya that an Item can be for the rare act of theft. needed to 1end for $2 Supermarket Shopper.
or that •hoppers have to occurrence. I described It manager should be caUed a n d re• po n •I b 1 e miarung at the expen.1e worth of coupons. Write to me in care of
keep an eagle eye on in de tail because it is to the <.·heckout counter managerwcan put an end of an un o bservant The SMART Two w e eka later I thl.8 new1paper.
every Item that la rung
up on the cash register.
-Jennifer C
Milwaukee, Wis.
Dear Jennife r . M y
column waa not meant to
make people dlStruatful
of cashiers. On the
contrary, 1 have often 7
said that th e vas t
Thia olfer doHn't require a
refund IOfm:
11&.UI. l"Ol.Y Rebate Ofttw, P.O. Box 3076, ltbet1yvtlle, IN. 80048
Receive • S3 refund. Send the
Unl'ol9rNJ Product Code aymbola
from e 16-oonoe Liquid Of PU1e
POiy Sealant canoo wtth either ol
lh• lollowtng number•·
77249261&0 or 7224900030 and
alore Identified reglater tape,
dated and with the putdluf pric.
d<ci.d Eltplr .. O.C 31. 1963
lh•H offer• require refund ronna·
COWORT I TIUOll Trllll Otter
Relund Receive four 60·c•"'
Coml0t1 Stride coupone 0t a S 1
refund. Send lhe required refund
lonn and the enUre tronl pet'9I of
any Comfort Stride panly hoff
peckllge. lndbte ycur Choloe ol
refund on the l0tm ElU>W• July
31, 1983.
11.MI A'I Slltcone Caul k
Relunda. Receive a 11 refund
Send lhe required refund form and
the regt.ter tepe wllh the atore
-· lhe put~ ptloea drcled end the Untverut PTocfUC1 Code
eymbol ~ trom 1ne beolc of MCh
product ctalmed for refund fOf
MCh refund up 10 live ~ per
f amity. Thl9 offer la QOOd only on
Etrner'1 producta: E 910, E 920
CtMr s111oone: E 911, E 921 Whit• SltloonelTub Ceulk. Eltpt<• June
30, 1983.
IVIAIADY. Receive an
E..,.,Mdy Economy Fluhtlgllt No.
326 t -with • relatl value of
11.39. Send th• required refund
fOfm and the WOfd "Free" trom the
front of • apectelly m1rked
pectcege of E-Mdy 8uc>« HM"Y
Duty 9atterlH No. 1260, •long
with two proofa of pu<chaM from
eny IWO &lper HMvy Duty bettwy pec118gea (the peckage carcla with
the plMtlc remc>v9d). Looll fOf lhe
lonn on the pecllage Explf• Dec:.
31, 111M. GE Oecoreltve S 1 Refund. Send
the required refund form end two
UnlWfNI PTodUCI Code aymbe*
from the bedc of two OE bllet•
peck Decorative peckagea (• to1al
of loor bulb•) Of a«1d the l>edt
panel from h• beck of lour
tndlvldulllty pecked pecllegea (a
total of four bulbt) Tlw'9 la • Hml1
of llYe refund• (115~ ~ June
30, 1983
.IOHNION'I Foot-Wermera
Offer. Receive a 50-cent refund
and a 1 t coupon. Send t h e
required refund fonn and the beok
from • Johnaon'a Odor-Eatera
Foo1-Warmer1 lneotea peckage. along with the ,._ ,..,. wt1h
the purohMe prloe cffclled. Explf ..
$4ipt. 30, 1983.
NO NONUNU ''Sodt S.-"
Cah Retund. RecelV9 • 40-oent.
11, 11.76 Of S2.76 refund Send the required refund form and tt'le "Sod! SenM" guerantM from tt'le
aid• of HCh p1ckage of "Sock Se11ae •• Send one proof of
purcflue fOf a 40-<lenl refund, two
ptoofa of puron-for a 11 r.tund.
thrH proofa of pllrchH• for a
S 1. 75 refund or lour proof• 01
purchaae for a 12. 75 refund
Expl<ea Dec: 31, 1983.
Here le e refund IO<m you c:en
write for· A 60-cent r efund or
11.50 In coupon• Kleen••
Sonlque orter. P.O Box 9786, SI
PllUI. Minn 55197 ~ti 10< a
refund fonn IT-' be poelmatlted
by Aprtl 30. 1H3 Thi• offer •xplr• Jl)ne 30. 1983 GRAVY TllAIN 11 A9fut>d 8end
the required rwtund lorm end one ptool of purcheM atwred('I price
tnlM1ler on a 25-pound beg. lllonO
with the regteter tepe witll the
purchaae prtce circled EJ1plrH
Sept. 30. 1983 MAINSTAY 12 FWund Send !he
requlr.cl refund form and two
Might c:lrdee trom two 20-90Und
Mafnatey bega. elong wltll Ille
reglater tepe with the purch ...
prfce c;lrcled Exptrea July 31,
1984 ...
t ·LIVll Free HHlth hem.
Receive 1 Ire• eet heellh
exemln4ttlon O«tlfloet• -the If•
aervlc• tnclud•• a oompl•t•
pt1yalcet end vltuel euminatlon.
Suggea$ed lnoouiatloM. i.oorelOf)'
tHt1, medlo•tlon end other
treetment required are not
lnduded Send the r~ r9lllnd
fOfm end • COl!lblne110n of th•
followino t •llh• proof• of ~ tottllno IO l)Ofnt-. At leMt 10 ~ muet be from
11-Llvea Ory or loft Molal Cet
Food. 11-U-.-,,,~ evWble
kw ~ .,.e: ~ Cet lood
label 1 polm, 11-ouftoe °'Y Cet
Food proof of putClllAM .... 10
point.a I~ pounde Ory cat Food
PfOOf of purdlMe -28 pcMb, 12-o&.nce Soft Mollt cat Food Foll
Seel 10 potnta, 18-ouno• Solt ..,._ Cel Food Fol Seal 18 polnta
You wll "-' ~ .,_ frM
....,, £Jt8m Oar1lllclM• and a kt
of pet11dp•tlft0 AAHA Mem!Hw ... In 'tfNI 91'M lly tnlH 1,1ta. r ~'"" Offer Rece1 .. thr•• 1 1 ooupo111. e end th• r~11tt'ff r9f11nd form end two
wtlQht ..._ fnlnl P'ultne I'll •n·
Trim, Pupp r C"ow or Purine .,._Pro (or ON ...,,. Glrale from
ti"'/ two of \tie ttne). MIO, -the ~ of .. lorm. llq)lr• Merit, 1ta.
,.,.. .... Pll~llow PllPfY C..~. e P orM
ttNnd. IMd .. ~ l9l'und '°"" wt .......... toUlnO '* ..... IO pounclt Of PutlM ~ OllOW tor ........ ., ....... .._ totelltl ae ._.IO ~
Of """"-PuilW =· ... refUftd. wttfl · flliit GltttM.
tnolllde • '°" °' • bll. laotNI .Nr9 IO, .... ....... ,.,.,,.,,, '°""' ~ ~ ..... tot: ,. ~ ., ., ti ••
H1t>l t •o l r t lld l TV • ...,.. ..... , .. ~1,.,0
...... 1,~M.Y,11m TM TV 'C""JClllll ._ ~ ..,.,.,, -,..... ...., .. ~--..... , .... ~ ... --u...~
..
prices good thru mar. 22 produce
northwest finest d'an1ou
pears
\ • lb .• 49
4\\s.J\.00
-~-::Wl--~~~~~~~~~-
premlum quality ...
large size
thompson seedless grapes
meat
tustln-coata mesa/newport beach
london broil
,.._· .. J. 79 I~. 2.89
meaty lean
cube steaks
"9· •. J.49 ,.. 2. 79
lean
veal cutlets
,.,. •. 7.91 •. s.. 98
ground veal
...... 2.91 , •. 2.19
seafood
tuat1n-costa mesatnewport beach
fresh / rainbow
trout
,.._ .. 2.91 I~. 2.19
halibut Allets
,.,. .. 6.91 , •. s. 98
mahi mahi
,.,. .. 1.29 ,.. 1. 98
oyJtert
Imported from chile lb. 1.19
bulk
whole wheat
t1our "t· •.. 39 lb .• 29
raw and roasted, salted
sunAower seeds
grocery
johnson's
spaghetti sauce
°"'' t t# .. 1 • MCI O*f fl"• t '*f Oft• oa._ ,ot>••""••""·-•-tHI 1 95 32 oz .•
haln Qrackers e1h oz. box . 79 a rd en
rice cakes. oz. k .
r.w. knudsen natural
tpple 1u~111. ,99
r.w. knudaen
"t· •. 1.69 lb. 1. 29
deli
vlennas extra lean
Com.d Leef st. patrick's II favorite I
,... •· S.49 I~. 4.98
corned beef
sandwiches ... 2.2S
cole 1law 1~. 1.29
custard ~~::~ t•. 1. 98
her bq chlcke~. 1.89
1Wl11elle 100% natural I•. 3.98
(•ff our own cured corned beef dlaplay '°' at petrtcil• day.)~ . ~·
In shell
"I· .... 4S tt.
cranberry nectar .2S 32 oz. bottJe 1.19
collrf lite
55% less fat
35% leH salt t•. 4.29
nat ural foods
lrvlne ranch farmer• market
pitted
prunes
18 oz. pkg. 1.99
Irvine ranch farmer• mart<et
1111'9¥ ••
(unulted)
12 oz. pkg .
vitamins
healtherlH new zealand
splrullna •
100 cape "I: 7.9S S.JS
country road
4101 lotf on & ftolll toru& 1pec1a1 combo
10 oz. l 8 oz. llf. 1.45 S.95
13152 newport ave.
tuttlft
838·9570 ..-dlllrN
deli.
new holland
chee1e
plain, garlic & herb, caraway
•. 4.29
Imported
tll11t ohe11e '· 2.98
2951 lrvlne ave. °"" ~'°" llMDll
bakery
hom•mad• lrvlnt ranch market
hot orou ltun1
12 oz pkg.1. 79
homemade lrvlne ranch marl(et 100% natural
~1 .. r nll1
l
pkg of al>c 1.29 ,
D4 Of..,. Ooul DAILY PILOT/Wldneed•V· Maron,,, 1913
Contest tips
given by pro
. ... . ·--
Country-style salad
natural for spring
Nearly every aood au11eated number of Bi kt n I · H i k In I · made ahead. Chllle d cubed Cheddar cl\Mef cook hH an orl1tnal 1ervln11 and th• Feelin1 the pulH of tru.lt juice comple1ell thla 2 cupe cooked ham.
"HCret" Ncl~ or two approximate price per 1prtn1 In the vibrant •Prln8 oou.ntry pk:n.lc. cut Into JUJ.lennt Jtrlp1
tucked in a booktheU, eervma lf economy II a freah air. Il'1 Um.e for a HAM AND CHEESE 1 cup aliced ~"
kl\cben drawer or the contest factor. picnic. MACARONI SALAD celery
b9Ck ot h1I or her mind. Requeett for entry kits Take &lona a Ham and 1 1,i cup1 ma yon-In lar1e bowl combine
For non.profeaalonal for the 1983 Prize Recipe Cheeae Macaroni Salad nai.e mayonnai1e, milk and
chefa who are wtllina to Contest muat be received that ta eaaily seuoned IA cup milk aalad dreetlna mix. Sdr
part wtth one or more of by French's no later than with but.termllk atyle 1 tab 1 e •po o n to blend wtth wtre whiak
t h e i r . • • a e c r e t .March 31, 1983. Write: aalad dretlalna. buttermilk atyle aalad or fork. Stir ln rema1nlna ~ concoctiona," they may ·"French'• Prize Recipe Stripe of ham and dreeaing mix in&J"edlentl. Refrigerate
• be very valuable indeed. Cooking Contest," P.O. celery 1llcea add both 4 c up 1 cook e d 2 to 3 houra or until
I
' I I I
Juat aak a profesalonal Box 22372, Rocheater. nutrition and color to macaroni lhella, drained ready to aerve. Yield: 8
~pecontestjudge. ~N~Y_l_46~92_·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t_h_l•~•-al_a_d_t_h~a_t_c~a~n.__be __ ~~2_c_u_._1_(~8~0-u_nc_e~s_:_) (lcup)aervtnat . .. I advtae everyone I
know to dig out their ort8lnal recipee and enter
them ln conteeta," aald
Helen Olllen, premldent of H . Olaen & Co., a
Chicago-based recipe
testing firm that helpa
pick wtnnen for eome of
the nation 's moat
preatlgious reci pe
conteata.
"People often think
they'll never win and
don 't enter . Yet ,
generally speaking, rve
found the beat entries
often come from thoae
who least expect to win."
Thia year, H. Olsen &
Co. i1 serving as an
independent judge foe a
c-0nteat uaing French's
seasoning mixes. The
conteat offers lmpreaive
stakes: $10,000 in grand
prize mone y plu s
valuable runner -up
priz.ea.
According to Olsen
and French's oonaumer
rel ations manager
Marlene CUmm.i.n.s, there
is no Bingle formula for
winning recipe contests,
but there are a number
of ''Ups" that may save
your recipe entry from
being disqualified and
give it an extra edge on
the competition.
TIPS ON
INGREDIENTS
Ingredients are the
building blocks of
·recipes. Choose readily
available foods rather
than eeuona1 or reglonal
apecialitiea unless the
contest specifies
otherwiae.
Select an interesting
combination of
ingredients or a unique
(but not cumbersome)
cooking or preparation
method that be s t
complements the
sponsor's product.
When l is ting
=en:;:.~= ,~,
measurement s.
Generally, it is best to
avoid recipes requiring
too many ingredients or
utensils.
TIPS ON
PREPARATION
Choose a aimple
preparation method lf
poHible, and include
exact step-by-step
directions that ~e no
"guesswork" for the
judges . List the
Ingredients in order of
U9e and be pred8e about
~t ~t contest
judges to "cook" when
you mean ''bake,.. "fry"
or ''broil.'' Be sure your
directions are clear to
ensure that teat sponaon
will follow the directions
you intended.
TIPS ON TESTING
After you have
adjuttted the recipe to
your satidaction, enlilt
the help of a friend to
recreate the dlah using
your directions. Make
aure he or ahe baa not
aeen or taated the
completed dish or
watched you crate it.
Examine the reaults: Did your "tester" find
the directiona euy! la
th e final e>Utcome the
lame u youn? If not,
recheck your written
dlrectlona, Ingredient
meaaurementa and
()reparation proce11.
Retest the recipe until
1omeone ehe can
duplicate both the tMte
and a ppearance you
intended, wb tame.
TIPSON PRDBNTING
It'• al.lo Important to
remember that
prile-wlnnln1 recipe•
mmt look. fOCXI .. u.ey
wie. Wlnnlna recipes .... oftm pbotosraphed.
Pay cloee auentlon to
~=chr•n
to t ranlform al::r.
d l1be1 Into t.emp th,a·
vlaual fare with the
eddltbl of • ,.., bdeht
~. oolorfU1 -deacriptlv• nam• for
yo&ll' ~OM that taDI
........ about ti. And.
.m alt e 1u i•Jo" r enJem ber to a &b e
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IUPIRMARKITI' COUPONI !
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RIDUCID ACID
ORAllGI .IUICI
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VAN OE KAMP'S FISH FILLETS ............... J.19
3-Ptr .. Vanilla, Chocolate
CHIPWICH ICE CREAM .................. , ...... I .H 6-EAltS
GMDGIAllT 99 com ca• .......... .
Assorted Vorietiu
SWANSON BREAKFAST ........................... 79
17 . .5-01. ~n form1
CARROT CAKE .................................... 2.09
EXTRA FANCY
MEDIUM APPLES
LB. CAllfORNIA
6-l11<h, Honql"9 FUl•TI
GOLDENPOTHOS ........... fA:3.29 AYOCADOl ....... EA. .29
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ll\'"· ' .3.99
5·1b. Pl.9 -
MANISCHEWITZ MATZOS .. -..... 5.69
24-oa. jor or Tin. Moni1<""-ita
GEFILTE FISH ............................ 2.29
I-or. Sllll9r Sprin91 Plain or leet
HORSERACISH ............................... .-.99
HOLLYW
IAfFLOW•OH.
32·0Z. I ~9
SIZE .....
LOIN ROAST
Clear Spri1191 Idaho, I 0.01.
BONED RAINBOW TROUT .. EA. 2 .19
Swiff'• Auo"9d flCMm, l-01. 1'119.
BROWN N SERVE SAUSAGE. EA. 1.39
ITUfFID
.O•K LOIN CHOPI
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fre1h Pork loin
CENTER CUT ROAST ............. la. 2.19
BONIUll
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FRllH
LOIN OR I ll IND
19
LIMIT
TWO
ROASTS
Young · f roien Oeirolled
TURKEY HINDQUARTERS ........ LI .• 59
BONIUll BllF
CHUCK •OAIT
1.89
F•e•h lvtt Por1aon·loM In
PORK SHOULDER STEAK . ll. 1.89
Youn~.· Froien Oefro1ted
TURKEY BREASTS WITH RIBS .... lt. I.ff
BONIUll BllF IRWMIAT
L8. 1.99
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PIAIN LABEL ~ 99
FOVll LITER . . . -.. e
I 751•« 8~lANTIN£'S SCOTCH I 6. 18
FaUH
DOVIR SOLi FILLITS ......................... 1• 2.79
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Orang! Cout DAILY PILOT /Wedneeda~, Match 18, 1883 DI t -
What's the word on those frozen -diet lneals? ,
/ By DOROTRV Ao.!f::S ... .. o....., ...... ~
UCf llde lllR Eatll\I out and cutt.tnc
calorlH aNn't u1ually
compatible becauH
many of the fooda 8ef'Yed
In· reatauranta and fut
food outlet• are
relatively hl1h In
calorl.-.
Thh may be one
reuon for the IJ'OWtna
popularity of ao·called
fl'Olltr\ "dCet" meala and
main COW'le fooda. Theee
are product• that are
promoted to have fewer
calorle1 (u1ually le11
than 300 per aervina)
than their ordinary
COWlterpar\a.
Another reuon foe the
popularity of theae
product• may be the
arowlna number of
people who live alone -
not only older people,
but abo younaer adults
In thelr 201 and 301.
"Sln1le1" often don't
have much motivation to
cook for them.elves and
are prime conawnera of
convenience fooda.
And many 1lngle~
adults are weight
conldoua, u well aa tin!d
of the familiar "TV
dinnen'' that have been
marketed for. aome time.
Thua, they're willing to
pay a hlaber price for
gourmet-type and lower
calorie fror.en meal.a.
Two reaaom account
for 1he fewer calories in
the frozen meal• and
entrea than are found ln
re1taurant or home
prepued meal.a. One la
control of high calorie
i.nCfedienta, particularly
fal Lower calorie protetn
food1 1ucb as chicken
and fish are emphasized.
fat ii trimmed from meat
such .. beef. and tbe9e
fooda are prepared in
waya that don't add fat
-not breaded and fried,
for example.
The other reason is
portion control. There
are no aeconda (unleu
the penon preparea twci
9l!l"Vinp for a meal!), or
no extra-large portions,
such aa you often get in
re.tauranta and feel you
must finiah becaWle you
"paid foe it.'.,.
H you are a buyer of
these food1 and have
calorte saving u a goal.
be sure to read labels and
choose those that are
truly low in calories.
Generally, meals that
feature fia}'l tend to be
the lows\ 111 calories.
And if you're buying
just entrees, not whole
meall, be 1ure to add
other' foods to the meal
1uch aa vegetable•,
fruita. aalada, and milk to
round out your nutrient
intake.
Even though theae
1pecialty frozen foods
coat more than comparable home-
p rep are d meals ,
they're le9I cartly than
•Uni out.
Their cost varia, and
usually runa between 75
centa to $3. The least
expensive varietie9 tend '°° feature aome fcnn of pasta -for example,
spaghetti with meat
1auce -or other
"extenders" such as
vegetables. The moat
cartly tend to have larger
portions of protein food.
Coat al10 varlea by
brand . Tbo1e that
receive apedal pnmotkm
for their reduced c:aloriel
1ometlme1 are priced
hlaher than other
bnnda.
Another baa advantap
of theM new 1peclalty
f:rolen meals ia that they
1ave time. A bu1y
worklD8 per1on may
prefer makiDI a
onoe--a-week triP to the ~tol.ytna .ui>Pl>' o1. tbme toom and
then be able t.o enjoy
them lD a qulet home
atmoepbete nther than
~ Ume •Una out.
Allo, the fnmn me.la tnwlw Utde work other
than heatlnt them. There are no cooldna
u'8lllllll to wMh and no
leftov'WI. and ~ don't
have to know a thinl about~ ID order to ~tbml.
TM ay fadGr In the
~~oltblll
produett, however, 11
that \hey bave tut•
appeal. All the
....... dltactntbllWGrlll .:n.-==:
4oa•t conltcler them
~to--
Th•man~
of ..,.. .... ~' fri*n•llwlDll..i. -..,-~ ....
attenUon to u1lni hlah
quallty lnaredlenta and
recipe• that provide
unique or more
lntere1tln1 taste
experiences compared to
the bland flavors of
ordinary Crol.t'n meall. • • •
QUESTIONS WE ARE
ASKED:
. . .Q. Recently when
cl~ my cupboard I
found some inatant tea
that wu pushed to the
beck. It la probably three
to five ye&r1 old. Ia It still
e Ule?
... A. Y•, h\ltant tcta
(or coffee, for that
mat~r) will romaln safe
lndefln.ltely becaUM It II
too dry to support the
growth of bacteria that
cau.o food pol.aonlna.
However, flavor la
another matt.er. Tea and
coffM loee flAvor u they aae, ao you may not care
for the tut.e of your old
tea. Try It 41\d see what
you think of it. • • •
. .Q . Some tlme ago I
hurned aome food In a
atalnlem 1teel sauce
ll &ot th arorched food
rt'1lduo ou \ ol I\ bu l
haven't befon ablf' to set
rid of the dt.coloraUon ln
tht• 1talnle11. Have you
any 1u11eeUon1?
Allo, can th49 1talnl-
btocome harmful -that
la , add 1omethln1
polaonou1 to food after
it's been overheated?
. .. A . The dl1 -
co loratlo n of your
atalnleu steel from
overheattna (u.aually It's
a sort of rainbow of
colora such u blue and
red) ls permanent and
thent'• no w•y l lu)ow ot
to remove lt. But you
ne«in't worry that it will
add harmlul 1ubltances
to your food u thJI will
not hapJ»n. •••
. . .Q. 1a It paaible to
dry herbl such u pualey
and sage In a mJcrowave
oven, and If so. how
should I do It?
... A . Yea, a
i.nJcrowave can be uaed
&>r drying Uahtwelght tbod.t such u leafy herbl
althouah It's not
aatiafactor for dr Ing
more d Ne, hlah wai.r
content food• 1uch as
frulta.
Simply wuh the herbe
thorouahly and trim o~
thick stem• and undealrable leavee. Pat
dry between taper
towela. then spread out
one layer deep, on a
paper towel In the
bottom of your
microwave.
Heat until dry and
crumbly (t.he time will
depend on amount of
herbs belna dried and
the speed of your oven).
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RalP.hs Low Prices 8c DO!?Y~~~J!P.o~om':!~!>.!!C3!~o!!~~d!
plus (3) Double Coupons in Ralphs Spectacular mailer ... that's (6) Double Coupons! H you don't have a
mailer. pick one up at your nearest Ralphs. While Supply Lasts. _______ Q ________ _
Double Coupon Double Coupon Double Coupon
Umlt One Item Per Mcmwactwell' Coupon and L1m.U
J NeW$pCJper Double Co\&PGDI Per cu..tom.er. Coupon
EttKUn Umeh 11thNMarch23. 1983
App• ·ht11 Shoppe · · ·
Grocery Values
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~orNolalt S9 stewed Tomatoes '""'.: •
9'ID Gllanl L29 Raia1ns i:.:
~ ".: 6/l19
~ronet Towell 111.: .69
"~quid •:: 1.63
~'Start '= L 99
Goetergent 't.:3.59
:\~IOy '= 5.99
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Produce I Floral
l\*T•Tbln lldb Lemom
Cali"ots
Fnmsnacks
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"' .19 ,_ 29 -. locmlNor~ Swlflower SeedS :.; .• 59
'19t~•?eed. .. 3/ .99
PiciniFOOci •• L79
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appointed fruit .. u110e• 1111 cw'=' 04TIO ~ 1CM.D Al A""""° 1AU. 11 YOU ADMJNllTER ESTATK NO. '-''-AM.~_,., 17H1 lk"erk Clrc:le, tulle O. tl:'t w ,,Ofl'IOfltory Dflw9, ~ HVl"LY Ht!..LI ftlA!..TY, &.:TO .. ~ir:Tn~~A~~ ~T~~~· T"o• ! .. \•,::r J:ft: m'\HIT ~,:r...= A·l l'JHI. 8 :l:l~~~'1 VH~T10T '~r: fr ~L~A.:~ IYITIMI. INC ,• ~-::~~1:',49'! C1tllot11l1 ~,,..o:;,'; ltrH t, lrfllle,
TO THI HIOHUT llOOIA '0" ~·1.'!*"• ICM.OAT A ••• , •• , YOU YOU IMOUl.D To all heln, ber~fM;larl ... AISOCIATION Celllornl• aorpor1t1011, 11tl 1 oorporallon. general P•flMt, 811 .... AMlly Lid . 17"2 OOWM
CAIH AHO/OR THI CA.IHllAI 0" ..... YOU ... ... OC*TAOT" I.A~ c:redltura and contln11enl De"NOANT ~ • IOWIN, lkyC*ll Clfale. lkill• o. !Mne, CA w ll'romo11tory Drive , Hewpotl • ., .... !Mfte, Cetttom. H7'4
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right, title end lf'ltet•I 000~ 10 On Aotll '· 1tH. II •. HI e.m. t :OO o'OIOGll e.m. of Mid dey, 11\..11141 othorwlN lntereeted In the BOWl1'1 db• AZTIO INl"OY Rlaherd 0 Wllllam•. "1lond1 L Kern Cllllornl• OOICIC>f•llon .. die ..
Md now llekl by II Uf'IW Mid Oeecl , "AH I< LI H 0 0 H v I y AH 0 I room ••• Hid• for ao11d1.100nJ will and/or .,.tai.: TECHNOLOGY. INC . DONALD •. ,,.. v~ Preektenl general p11IM1 of ae .. erly Hiii• :'.!.':: IM proe>eny hweln1ftet :!;!~t~""T~~~"'~>' ~~·~~~~:'t:: ~,m-·~~'r~l~U~ll b A rrUtl°P>.t;( k bee7 fl:~ ~to"J~i'to&~~ ~ZJ.~~n~g:~~ C~h~·~·=:r~=-~~o:~~y I~ cC::r '~8.!,~l~:c.!~0:~ '= ftMl!y, L:!,,_,, ft ~ow.
TRUITOft WILLIAM T. MILLl!ft, Tr1.1•lff under end p1.1111.1enl to llAVICI, loo•led •I 10110 Honh 'I awn ° er n • HARDY d b• AZTIC INlftOY Feb .• HIH "ebtuary 23, ltH. l!JleGllllYe LUANN MILLIA 0.•d of Trull ••corded Ml)' 7. ltoectwey, lull• IOI, In the City OI Superior Court of Oren1• TECHNOLOGY. IHC ,_ ,.,MM Vloe Preeldenl
BENU'IOIAAY: l<A l ·BOUTH lte1, .. lnltr No ...... In book 8Ml•An•,0ounlyol0renge._lt•• Coun ty reque1tln1 that .::::,::: ~~:.:::. Publl•h•d Or111ge COHI Delly .P1otbll1ned Or1ng• OoHI Dally Thll 11•t-I WU flied Wltll lhe OEVl!LOPMl!NT COftP. 140 .... p19e IU, of Olllol•I of 01lllornl~ ft I AL l'I TA Tl 0 a W n 0 ei K o k e r be ITATI .IUOCIMaNT Pllo1, "•b. 23, Merell ll, 8, 18, lt83 Piiot, Mer 2, 8, 18, 23. IH3 C1>11nty Clerk of Orange~ Ol1'
recordtd Oeoeml>lf H. 1810 .. Aeoofdl In tM offloe of Ille County Sf:CUArTll!I 111\VICE, • Olllfornle ' led a I • rl 0 n a I ..... .....,,.~..,.,..-------...KlllCCll&l.----------"--"-1 Mer GI\ •• 18U 111111. No. 31051 In 80011 13882 ~ 01 Orenge County, at1M corporation, H d1.1ly appointed 1 P po n P CUI NUMMft -6 n114tl
PIOI 1343 ol Ofllolal ~di In Ille of Oallfomi.. beculed b)' MAAK M. Tn.olt• IHldef encl putllUMt lo the reptetentatlve '° admlnl1ter I TO JUDOMINT Ol!ITOR: l"ubll•h•d Or1ng• Oout Oally
olfloe of Ille Reoorder of Or•~ 8AAONI!, • llngle man .. Tr111tor power or H I• aonfetrld In that the "tale 6f Henry J . Bialek JOHN I! BOWEN Put a few words to "'OTk /or you l"llo4, Mw 18, n . IO, A4>f, ·~ 10U County. Mid deed ol trlill 0-11>411 WIL.L 9'!L.L AT PUBUC AUCTION oet1MI Deed of Truet axeou1ed by (under the Independent 2 YOU ARE NOTIFIED .., 1•21-N
Ille lollowlnQ PIOl*'1Y, TO HIGHEST BIOO!I' FOR CASH TH 0 MA s 0 . M 0 "QA N • n d Admlnl1tr• tlon of El ta tea jude;·m.u:.0~,:s.~!·~a~1j:':J0~~~~ L.ICIN. DllCWTIOM payable et ll!M o1 .... In lawtul 8AR8AAA J. MOftOAN, H~band "'-) Th ti''··-•-t fo PARCEL 1. That portion or LOI mOM)' Of Ille United Stltel) al the and W119 .. tolnl lenenll ~ ,_, • • pe1 .. .., .... le r lgl 11 you hU .,_, 1111« In 1111•
23 ot Fllrvllw Farm•. In Ille alty of lronl entranoe to the Md COunty October 21. 1MO, In aooii 1MOI of hearin& ln Dept. No. 3 at 700 cour1 •• followt
Coal• MM&. u Pet map ,_did CouohouM. IQGaled on Senta Ana Otflclel "8oorOI of Mid County. et Civic Center Drive Weat, (ti JudgrMnt creditor United
In look I. Pege 7t of Mlloellllneoul llvd . b•hl, .. n Sycamore 81 a ~oe 457. fteoorclef'• lnatrvl'Ml'lt Santa Ana Ca 9270 I on !~~.1~ 8 k yll n • N •II on • 1
M9')8, r-oe of °':'8:. Conun.!f1 l roedway. Sant• Ana, C1llf. •II o.r_:;,5~4.:Ct1y~of~ A~l 11, 198J al 9:30 A .M. (21 Amount or judg ment
beginning •1 •point Int W•I rlQM, lttte encl Inter• oon~ 10 of 1 .... ~ ~.':::.. ..__.._, YOU OBJECT to th-ent1<td In thl• GOUll -..8.H7 10 line Of Mid Lot 23, dlttant Iller-Md now 11e1c1 by 11 under uld Deed ,,. --,, __ , ~ 4t 81 IHI Not1h11ly from th• of Tn.oet .,, the property lituated In tneludlnQ hat bfeedl or o.te1111. pnUng of the pet.It.Ion, you b fnl• ~menl wu entered 8011lhv. .. 1e<ty corne< ol Hid fol. Mid c-ty end state cteacntled u : Notice of whloh wae reoorded lhou1d either appear at the b.._, UP01' • ,,., •1•1• )udgment
and r1H1nlng thence EMtetly Pllelel "ARCEl 2: An undivided \4th ln~ru_"!!t3H, ot.",~ ~4~, WOer'ILt..' he1rtn1 and It ate your ~ll'f entered IQllMI you .. with Ille $out'*1y line of Mid IOt, lnt-1 In lf'Ct 10 Lot 23 of Tract No. •• .. _, •-• .,.... 230 oo fH 1, the nce Northerly ee t4. In 11141 city of Colt• M.... SEU. AT ..veuc AVOTlON TO THE ob~ectlon1 or file wrl tten ( 11 Bllter •ale. Colorado
parallel with W•tertr Mne of Mid County ol Orang•. State of HIOHllT llODlft "0" CAIH, ob ctlon1 with the court 121 Siiier •l•t• GOUf1 Olelrlet
tot, 4t ea ffft, lhenoe Wuterlyi oalltomla. •per map -ci.cs In llwflll moM)' of Ille United Sat•. be o r e the h"arln1. Your COiin In Md for the City of oen-
pera11e1 wltll the lootllerty line °' looll 211. PllOll 1o 10 13 lnduelYI 0t • OMNlll'• aflecti dr._ Ofl a and Slit• of OoloraCIO Yid line. 23000111110 Ille W•lertr of Mleoell.,_ Mapa. In Ille office 11ate or nellonal blnll, a Ila .. or appearance may be In pel"IOn (3) Judgment .,,,.,tel in 1111«
llne of Mid lot. t~ SOlllherly of the Co1.1nty Recorder of H id flldetel credit union, or • etate or or by your attorney. 11111 on· NoYemt>« 3. 1882 1tono W•terty 11ne. 49 ee IMI to oounty. l9d«al ::s:. encl loan M90G1et1on I F y Q U A R E A 3 A Wttl of EAecutlon may nave
lhepolntolblglnnll Eaoepllng tnerelrom th• domlelledlnl lt.lle.llllpe.r.:i:at CJ\EDITOR or a contingent ~~~~::,r:·=n~
PARCEL 2· Rig I of wey tor lollowtnO: '1nhe1-t•lfne1 ~d~ 11111, urlgl'rTt,r ..... • .. Md. In ci\dltor of the deceued, you v-1• lhll .. ..._, wlthlt\ 30 oer1 1>191 llne ~~ -Northetly. (Al Unit• I through. M 11\0Wn on -·-.,, .... 11 la1m th th ,.....,,.,_. -· r..t ot Southerly 8 t.ea r..t ot Lot Ille oonelomlnlum plan ,_did 111 that , .. , property 11tue1e In aald mutt f e your c w t e •Iler l«'VIOe uc>O" you"' thlt nouce,
23 of Falrvt.w ~arma. u per map Book 8823 Page 888 of olllclel County •nd a11t1, dHcrlbad 11 court or present It to the Ihle eour1 may or4et 1n1t • Writ of ~ d-.. 1 e k 9 Pa 1 11 of f'""-1 1 Ex11Wllon may IHUI or a Writ or r~or ... n oo . g reoord• or Mid county. ~~3 of Tract No. 8623 In Ille perso n• repre1en tat ve Exec:ullon wnlc:h hae t>.-i leeued Ml1c1111neou• Map•. record• of (8) Th• ••cluelve right 10 county 01 Orange, 81818 of appointed by the court retn•ln In tffeel, order the Nie of °'81:c~c;'T~~ THEREFROM tl'lt r,:;•:•: ·~o:.~:v ~~~ Celllornla, 11 1hown on 1 map Within four months from the perlahabll prope<'ty, and order the
E.etlerly 418.40 1 .. 1111ereof. garagH and p1rklng epacH. 81 recorded 1n 1oo1t :a&4, ptigea 47, 48, date o f fl rat l11uance of l•ll)'lng officer to retain phyelcel A l $ 0 E x C E P T I N G lhown ,.,.,... the oondOmlnlum plan 40 end SO or Mllcalleneoue Mapa, In lettA!ni u provided In Section ~on Of My of your property THEREFROM Ille WMlertw 230 r..t .....,... the ofnoe of the County ~der o1 In 1111 poeenelon and to maintain ' above refwfld to. Mid Collnty 700 of the Probate Code of the 1evy ot eny P<Ol*'IY not In hie •rw::J·..,. * DIJIAUl.T UNDS1' A PARCEL 2: Unit 3 In t..ot 23 u The etreel •ddr111 or other California The t ime for pn~ po-..ion.
OHO M TMllT OATU>~l/1 ':S "-upon Ille oondomlnlurn plan common d"lgnellon or th• reel flllns claims wW not expire 011.0: December 22, 18a2 ·-•u YOU TAJtl AC T above refwred lo. ....--. hweU\allow deaeribed II f '--f lM A Branch PfiO'T1cT YOU" "'°""TY IT l"AACEl 3: The uelullW right 10 Pf.....-., prior to our montruo rom Clenl
• pc1111 l0t1 Mc1occ:upency ol t110M ~.~eoOlllTreel.llne. the d ate o f t h e hearlns ..... K•tNMnA Hevee lllAY •• IOLD AT A itU•UC: portion• of Lot 23 deec:rlt>ed In INIM. t-,,.,.,_ llced bo vi ' IALI . IP YOU NllD AN Parcel t above dH lgneted.. The underelgned hereby no • ve. ~I)'
IX"'-ANATION M THS NAT\MI patio., garlQM. .r.ci pa11t1ng ~ dl1c111m1 all ll1bll1ty for 1ny YOU MAY EXAMINE ~~911 a
"' THI HIOCUOtMQ AQAINIT adjoining Unit a lbo\'I ct.oritled lnoorrect-In Mid ltr ... lleldr-the file kept by the court. u T • ._..... ~w'J:' IMOUl.D CONTA~ A hevlng a~ 11t11t number,.; °' :'.::' .::=" ::onwithout you are lntueate<i In the t~;...., 9tNet.
1878 ~ Ptac:e. Ccet• MIN. :.=' ~ :,"==m ..:-: warranty upreu or lmplled estate, you may We a request F1fttl ,.._,
CA 921127 non-.. clu•I"• right to uH Ill• r19erdlng mi., po11eulon. o; with the court to receive Loe~ C.....,_ IOOl7
"(tt • etreet ed6reae "' common common weiltw•YI and drl-YI 1nc1.1mbranc11, lo nt11fy Iha 1pec:I1 I not Ice of the ~:1.:111·., ,.....,.nation ol pr-*y le lhOwn .............. _ ...... In prlncipel belanoe ol the Note or I t f ta•• •· ..,.,..,. ..,.._,. local.cl°" the OOI~•·..,... 01 .. _ o~et•~ ~~---.... __ ... nven ory o ea ""' aase .. ~ NetMNil Aeiaaletlett above. no wwninty II~" to 111 Nici trKL ·-'"" --w1 ...., and f th t.1••---ta complet-"' oor~)." The PAACEl. 4: Ari undMOld 11140th Deed Of ruet. wtlh lflt•Mt ane1 o e pe ....,.., accoun T (tU) ID4180 b1nellcl11y under H id Offd ol 111.,..."' ll'Ct 10 l..o1 t of Tract No. other 111m• .. provlellcl lhef .. n· and repo rt1 described In Publlmhld Orange Coul Deny.
Tru11. by reaeon or • brMC:tl 0< Ml4 In the city of Comte MHa pl~ lldvaMM. "MY. 1.1n0et "'9 Section 1200. 5 of the Mer. 111• 23• 30• A4H 6· 1~33143 deflUll In the OC>agallotie MCUr«I C ' r o St t 1' *-tMrwot end~°" IUCh Callfo-•· V.........•-Cod-111ereoy, hetelolore e.>eeculed and 1,;ounty 0 range, • • C:,, lldVlnOM, encl plue '-• oflel "ua f •vw."" ...
dellv•r•d to tlle underllgned a Cellfornla, .. per INCi NCOrded encl ~ of U. Trwtee ::3: Gary G. Browa, Attonaey "8.IC llJT1C(
wr111.,, Oedar111on OI OetUt and :C-~= .Z:: .!i3 ,:= the m.ea _.., by Mid Olld of at Law, HM Eut Caayoa 1-----------
Demllnd for s.t. enc1 .. tti.n no11ce 01 the C011nly Recorder of u lct Tr1.11t. The lotll amount of H id Rim Road, S•lte tt4·B, ~a:'OURTcw
of b"'9Cfl and of e1ec11on to -oounty . oblft•lk>n, l11oludlng reeeonebly AJiabelm Billi Ca. HH7;
the underelgned to Hll H id TIM ·•11 .. 1 addrua and other 11tlm•t•d f111, onugee end tel: (714) 137-ttot. ~
P'°'*1Y to uti.ty Nici OOllOeUOftl. common deeigN1k)n. If any, of the ~ offtll Tl'Ulltee, el the time Publl1h.ct On Cout Daily end lherHlter the under1lgned ,.., property d-lbed abo"• 11 of lnltlel Pl.tblloeUOn of._ Ho4kla. 11 Piiot MAr 111 17 ~ 11183 CA~0~~1111 C9UMd llkl notice of 1>t-" and ol gurported lo be· 11148-C low• lat,Oll.31• ' ' ' ISU-83 CIT'" ....... etoellon to be recorded ~-· c f Detect: Milldl a ttea. .. • ..... 17. 1082 u lnelr No. 82-404e09 ol ~:'· Coile Meu, ell ornla REAL ESTAT! 8tcURITIE8 ,f'lldom ,,_ lteNfttM
Offletll flecord1 In tlle office of the The undet1lgn•d Trull•• SERVICE,• Cellf. Corp. PtaJC M)TIC( c--..., eN1 C..-..
Aecordet of Orange County: di I I II bllt•u I M Truetee, ~ -• (~ Slld 8111 w111 be made, but ~,:.:"Jj ,.,: .,,. :0~ O.J. MorVer. """"' 11\*JCATIOtf 01-C'iiiina. ~ "°°""'"*' wll'1oul coven1nt 01 warran1y. and other common deelg,,.tlon 11 2020 N. ltoedftyt #206 COW'TWtOU.IJI M THI In the Mett• o1 JESSE LEE OOIL.
expr-or lmpllecl, regetdlng lltle .,_ Mrlln ' SMll AM. CA 92: 06 CUWMCY TM.AIURY MW-· ~. or encumbrancee, 10 t 'etd HI• wlll be made but (714) IJA.4810 Dl!PAln'WNT A PetlOtl wflO "10uld be decllRd PIY the retnalnlng prlnclpal Ill.Im of without aovenint or warranty. Publl1hecl Oranj; Cout Dilly OI' , .. Ull'T8 ITATll Ir• from the cu.atody and oontrol ot
1h• note(•) Meurtcl by Mid died of aaprw Of lmplled --tltll Piiot. Merch 8, "· • 1813. WAll•9T'Olli D.c . h6I perenp ''· • Od p I frual. with Int-I .. In Nici note PClll •on. Of ~~-to 12~ WHEREA8 Mtlafeotory evl6enoe To , 1ul1 "· II •ka I U • provided. 1d1tenoea, If any, under....,.,_~ prtndpel mum of .. _.,. llt\ftN' hea been pr•••nted to the Anette Odll -(mothe() -
Ille lerm1 of eakl o.ect of TN8t, ~ _._ -..., _....., ...__.. _. -----nlllLRl--,,...-""-t-"4. ___ r __. • ....._ I .. _ ~tllet w~bou11 unknown Md lo all r-. ctlargea and ~ of 11141 u .. ,..,.. w• -,_ "' ....... ..,v.-0 ,,,. Pet.ont dmlmlng to be Ille lather or Trual• and of the tNll• c:reetld by Truel, with lnterHt thereon, H l'ICnTI«»I .,.... HATIOHAl BANK OF ERN mother ol Mid minor perw above
llld Deed o1 Trull prOlltded In Mid noi., eov-. If NAm ITATnmlfT CALIFORNIA located In 8eMa Nta.. named. T~. ·:.~C:'~. bl~~~ :;,; :';Y·T':':.. ~•~hC:r= ~ ~ ~ ~ -doing :.~~ ~=:':i ~= .=i.: he~!b';";..':1 ~~ ~ul~ foi P m al lh• cne pmen ""•nue ..,,.,_of the TNlllM and of the TI! LS TA A IR f E. D t No the United Stat• r9QUtred to be ~ before the ~ PrMldlnO enl,"e nc• to 1111 ci .. tc Ce nter ln.i•I• Ctfftecl by u ld Deed of Assoc 1 ATE s . a LI m 1 led compile d with before being In Oac>ertment 234, rm 7-311 of the 8u111t1An 300 Eat CNic>men Ave Trv9l. pertnenNp 933 Celle MIQulll s.n e1.1thorlud to commence the above entlti.d -=-rt. located at ~ . .,,. ' The'°'* amount ot the unpeld ~ ~ t2t72 · ~of '*1ldng II• Hilllonll Crlmlnel Co1.1rt lldg., 210 W. Or~h~Allm• 01 th• lnllle l belefloe of the obllglltlof'I --3 Cherian O'M••. t a3 C•ll• ~ A-c6etlc>tL T...,,.,... LOI Angelaa. Ce 80012 °"
publlcallon oe tNI notice, Ille tOlel by Ille P1°"'1Y to be told and =· 81111 Clemente, Celllomlm NOW, THEAIFORE. I heret>y Mey o. tH$ M 1'00 A.M of 1Nt
emounl of the unpaid~ of 1M reHonebl• Hlhnated co1t1, 72 ::~~~•tt~!~ 11~• .~~~~~i:::~: day, ''*' lf'Ct ~ 10 ltlOW oewe, obligation MC:Ufed by Ille above ...-... end .OV.... et 1M time Olll:lett H Cate. McGreoor I.Me ..._..,__ If ""I you have, wtff Mid PlflOtl
d H c rlbed deed ot trull llld ol Ill• lnltlel p1.1bllcet1on of lh• Ranch. t I 112 Highway ~ WHI. ---the~ oil--"' lhOUld not be decl9fed 1r .. lrom
11t1matecl c:o111, eapenM•. and HoClce of a. II *14.o:ss.ee. Mlflon. Montw 5"26 .. ,~ ~~~F. the oonttot of 1111 perentl -ding lld¥lncea 18 $21 533 20 The be!,.--'I under Mid Deed This ~ II conctuoeed by a to the l)ltltlon on .. herein
The openlfl9 bid mey bl Oblllined of Trwt herlCotore QICUled anO limited pert~ wit-my llQnetvre and .... of Fat fellure to e!1«ld "°" l'l'l*f bl
by c1111ng (7141 1137.oeee IN ciey delivered to the underelgned • Qwlan O'MM otnce thl• t01h d~ or January, dffmed gull!' of a contempt of
before tne Mia written o.ca.r.tlon of o.teull and Tiiie wtet-i wae flecl with the 1813. CCM1.
Oii• Februaty 24 tN:I Oem111d for Sale. end • w1nten County atr1I of °'enoe County on C.T. COHOVE.A You .,. herebl' nolitled ol the
TD ~ Com(>9ny Notice ol Default encl £Jec1k)n to March •• 1912 ... ComptrGlercn:.:-~ PfOVlelone of CMI CO«M ~ H7.5
11 Mid Trvlt• Self. The ur.dllnlllMd e.-:1 IMI "11-wNd'I prOVlde IN tudGe 8"811 advlee By Sandie Armll'ltl Notice of Olfautf Md EJectlon lo P1.tblllltlecl Orange Coul Dally Publlehecl Ora1111e Co .. I Dal~ IN minor and, of IN rtgM to hew
AMletant Secretary Sell to be r~ In 1M COUf1ty Plk>I, M111. ti, 23, 30. A4>f. I , tN3 Piiot, Mercfl 0, 18, 23. 30. ,.,,,_ • counMI pr-I The court may
One City BMS. w .. 1 ""'8r'8 the,... P'°'*1Y "toc:.ted. ta30-83 ts. ao, 27, Mer 4, 1813 ,~ appoint _... to repreeent the
Orange CA 92te1 o.&e. FeOtulty 18, f"3. rnincM' ~ or n01 die "*-II
7t4-t3S-8268 Ftenldln eoiw.,11-Corp. "8.IC M)llC( ----Pta.JC---..,-TJC(----. able to afford counee1. encl II 111ey
Publl•h•d Or•nr CoHI Delly 2215 w. Uncoln, 81•. llF -.....,~=~~~==::-----* to et!Otd --· 111.ii PllOI M9fch 2 • , tea3 Anafleln), CA 11280 I HCnnoue .,_.. HC 111 IOUI .,..... appoint c:ounlll to repteMnt IM ' . . . 1202·63 17141 ttl6-4ll08 MAm ITATDmNT MAm ITA~ perente.
by. The tollowlno l*90tl8 we doing The followl11g per1on It doing The petition flied ,_..,,, 11 for the Pl8.JC M>TICE Oe«>l>le Foetet .,.,..,_ ... ~II: purpoee of freeing die eubject Chlld
• U .. ~o" c 0 u "T 0, Pu"ll•~~to~.~COHI Delly (Al TEXPORT COMPANY, (8) 0 EI 0 RAH RI 0 u x . for ~· lot IOocMlon. -"C'iUjr u ... 23 ALEX STEREO. 3551 Cermet Aw. SECRETARIAL SERVICES, 5212 Dated; f<ebN#Y n . 18'3
cou:n o.0:-Piiot. March 8, 18, • t"3115M3 ~~.9::':. Cherfen, 3551 ~":1:0: .. No. 104, I.QI AJemttoa. ~J~RAN,
In the M•tlet of the ~Ion of Cemlal A,,.., lnllne, CA 82714 OE&OAAH DIANE RIOUX. t5 t8 ly R. KUNIPO,
R06ERT L.EON LUCE Fat 0-. Uttle Mlee Muf1ait •t on e Margery J . Cherlen, 35111 ~ Or ttnot 9eeat1 CA Deputy
of HalM. Tuff e t. a long came a Cam* Ave . INIM, CA 82714 1~ ·· Hun °" ' Mft M. ....._,
At171a aplder end reed In UM Tllll ---II conduGted by en Thfl. ~le oonduded ~en C..-, ~ ~TO IMOW CAUla Dally Piiot ClaHlfl•CI ~. lnclMdull ............
A=RT ~~'="fled • NCtlon about M'-Muf· Thll 11= !.. ~with the . o.bofafl Olerie Alooa =..c: C~
petition In thll oour1 for en ~ t.t'1 T~ anCI bought It c-tr Clll1I of Orenoe Cowltr on Thll It•'-" -fled """" IN t1t w T_. ..,_. ~ -""°'" ROBERT LEON llJCE to your turtet and lot• of ,...,. FeD. fl, 18U •
•
r OXYOOL LAUNDRY .. ~£~~~! bOX 3 57
rOXYOOl. LAUNDRY rTIDE LAUNDRY r PERSONAL SIZE .~~~E4~!z oox 214 . -~~~:o~ bOX 363 IVORY 83 s padc .
r DASH LAUNDRY r IVORY LtOUID r BIZ AU FABRIC DETERCENT .,49
•• ~~:!l t>tl 295 BLEACH 316 • 211 Ol bOX 45 oz bOll r DASH LAUNDRY r IVORY UOUID BIZ AU FABRIC
DETERCENT 139 BLEACH
300Z l>Oa 213 DETE~! bO• 375 22 Ol 0(1
r DASH LAUNDRY
DETERGENT 195 • 49 oz l>O•
r CASCADE otSHWASHER OE~~~ DO• 244 r CAMA Y BATH
BAR Soz ~.4-,
!TIDE LAUNDRY rCASCAOE DISHWASHER ZEST BATH
• ~~~ tJOx -,34 .. ~~~ tJOa 175 BAR s s oz 1>¥ .50
•llowlng 1>1tlll0Mt to change hl1 fOf $8.95. You C#I Mii Jen :SI, t913 OOufttr a.11 of Orange Count1 Oii :.=-· Cl9 ~
1'11"19 R08EAT LEON MAGANA other thing• tllrougll Publl•hed Orange Cout Deity .. Ubli.llecl Ore11ge Colll Diiiy ,u~lalled Orange Cout Diiiy The o· t Su ..Let.
II 11 hereby ordered that •II Dall'/ Piiot CleHlfleCI Pt6ot, Match 2, 8, ta. 23. 1913 Plot. Feb. 23. Mardi 2. o. 1~~ Plot. MM:tl 2 ••• ,.. a . 1ta, .. 1·--ISCOUn perma. ~ ~· lntetMtld In Ille matt• Ad&. Cell 8'2·!5878 1211-IS ___. .. ---
aloreemld ~ lletofetNICOU11~------~-----L---------~-..L--------~;.._-_... __________ ~~-----~~------------~~---------------ln Oepertrnent No. a at 700 CMo Cent~ Drive w .. t. lantt A11e,
Cllffoml .. on ,.,,,_ 4, 1"3. IC 10:00
o'doell 1.m.. end then and tlletl
llhOW ~ " .,,., lflllY 1141111, wtff Mid petition I« dlanoe or name "'°'*' "°' be grwtt.d. It .. lurtller Otdered tllet • copy of
1n11 orde r to 11\ow oa1.11e b e
publl•h•d 111 Tiie Delly Pilot, •
MWtpap« of ~ ClrcvtatlOn, publlet\ld In thl• county el .... ,
Grice • week !or lour ~Ive well!• prior to lh• d1y of H id =AMDQ._,,, Wt?,.,. ......
0.0... ....... CA 9174' Tell(fM)~-Publlehed Oranoe COH I Dally
Ptlot.Met.2.8. 1e. 23, tte3 10.-83
--~--------~--------------------------------------------------------....;. _______________ o_range ___ eou ___ ._o_A_,_Lv __ P,_L_OT_IW __ ec:t __ Med __ •~Y~·-M~w~cm--1~e.~1~9~83:.._.....;D;.:.T ~ • Frog raisin'
can prove
real lark
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) -For the
would-be entrepreneur who wanta to so
where buaine11 ft hoppina but doesn't want
to jump lnto ju1t anythlna. the an1wer
could be u near u the book!ttore.
Il'a contalned in a alender 1937 volume
entitled "Fro1 Ral1in1." The book wu
publ.lahe.d by Albert Bcoel, founder of the
American Frqg Cannlna Co. of New
Orleana.
Out of print for more than 40 year1,
Calltomian Derek Van Alltine and Dell
8ooka have resurrected Broel'a book from
obecurity in a fucim.ile edition. Everythina
you need to know about frop and frog
ralaini la included -biol~ lnfonnaUon
on=ffe re nt species, lnatructlona for loca ng, building and operating your
b g pond, even recipes for froggy
h.aute cuiaine.
\
SHiall businesses due loans?
About f2,000 small b usineaaes in Orange
County may 900n be eligible to apply for up to
$250,000 in loans from their employee p rofit
sharing and pension plana.
Olficlala from Arthur Andersen & Co. in Calta
Mesa have ap plied for a claas exemption from the
U .S. Department of Laboe that will allow small
busineaes to borrow funds for capital expansion
purpoees.
Under existing lawa it ia extremely difficult for
small businesses to receive loans from employee
profit sh ar ing a n d pension funds. said Dick
Bigelow, partner in charge of small businesses for
the company.
"Small busineaes have created th.red-fourths
~~
South Coast Design Center
in Stone Mill
•
Your
Profess1onal
FIOflSt
29 15 Red Htll Avenue
A· 108 Costa Mesa
641·0810
of the new jobs in busin~." said Douglas C. Jacobs,
managing partner. "The need for new capital is the
number on e problem facing small, gro w th
companies today.''
To insure that businesses do not deplete
employee funds, companies will be required to
prove f\nanelal stability and will only be allowed to
borrow up to 25 perwnt of plan a.eta. •
The Financial A&siatance for Capital Expansion
. proposal was developed by Anderaen in conjunction
with the Natlonal Small Business Aaoclation.
Officials for the accounting flnn said it i.a not
known how quickly federal officials will act oq the proposal. ,
ln•ex•pen•alve• Nil.IC NOTJCE
"(in lk apen' IN) nol high
In price; reasonable, ~=-
claUifled lllf.... t1111VD1n n1 advertising TMl8TD UU NO. NOTICI 0' Dl ,AUL T AND Classified Advertising 1&..acnoM 642-5678 TO NLL UND«R DUD°' TRU8T L---~-----------------------------------..ilL-----__;:...;.::....:...:.......:..... ____ _, lfll9'0RTANTNOTICa
~National -Mortgage Co.
' .. . """' -/las the program _vou are looking for:
WE SP ECIALIZE I ALL
TYPES O F:
Residential Loans • Industrial Loans
Government Loans
Apartment Loans
Jumbo Residential
WITH OJ.J R EXPERT ISE AND QUALIFIED STAFF
WE CAN HAVE A F INANCIAL P ACK AGE . .
TO SUIT YOU R FINANCIAL NEEDS!
(A.ban ~ An 9-bjRt To AYailaMttty Allll Oiup)
GARY ANDERSON
A&st. Vice President/Sales Manager
400 North Tustin Avenue • Suite 101
San ta Ana, California • 92 705 (71•) 541-2983
If YOUR .. ROPIRTY I& IN
'ORICL08URI HCAUll YOU ARI •IH I NO I N YOUR
PAYMlllna. IT MAY •• &OLD
WITHOUT ANY COUltT ACTION, andf9UINIY._.the ..... rtpl
I• brlftt rour account Tn 900d ....... ~,.,.. .... ,_,,,...
dua P•JM81111 , .... perMlll•d _,,_, ................. .....
~"-......... ..... at dafavll ... rHord.-. Ttll• ._. .. '7.-.n. -.. ~ '"d wlll lftaraa1a afttlt rour
P9JWI •• •1•1rf1C, IMlt JOit
MIH I paJ 11118 81ft811ftl 1l1l ad .......
Altar 1ht'M month• from the ci.1e
of rac:ordatlon of thl• doeum9nt
(wNdl date of reconiatton appears
hereon). unleN ltie Obllgatlon beirlg
f()(adoMd upon pannh1 • IOnO«
period, )'OU hew °°"! the teoel r1gM
to 1109 the f~ by peyfng
tM enllrt amount damen<lad by
)'OUr CHdlt()(
To find OU1 tM wnount )'OU muat
pay. °' to .,...,. for peymMt to
ttop th• forecloture, or It your
property It In foredoaura fof any
other ·-· contact: AMERICAN SAVINGS, a ~ti
A11ocletlon, 15725 E. Whittler
Blvd . Wlllttlet, Calfl0<nte 90e07.
(714) 773-7214. LN No. 81-1111012
2 72 (El
" you htY8 any qUMilont, )'OU 11'10V1d contec1 • lawyer or th•
DQ¥8<MIWll agency wNoh 1N1Y h-
"*ired Yo"' loan. Remember, YOU MAY LOSE
LEGAL RIOITTS IF YOU 00 MOT
TAKE PROMPT ACTION.
NOTICE IS HEREBY 01\/EH: that
Fltt1 Chatt• Anandal Cor~atlon,
I• now duly appointed TruetH
updar • Deed of Tru1t, dated D•c••r 18, 11178, ••KUl•d by.
Jame• W Ju1t1ce end Joyce A.
Ju1tlce, II uabend and wlla at
Tru11or. 10 aecure obflQatlon• In
favor of• AMERICAN SAVINGS &
LOAN ASSOCIATIO N 81
8enaf\cl8fy
Aacorded on o-nb • 21. 11178
•• document No 385811. book 120 to, peg• .io8 01 Olllcfel
Record• In the office of the RecorCler ol Orange County,
Callfomla, lnClludlna 1 "°"' tor the tum ot I HS.000.00. T"at tl'le
ber18ftcllll lnter91t under Mild Oead
of TNet and Ille oblQlltlon8 _...,
t"8reby -ptM«llly """ by tN baMftolal'y. fhM • breach of, and
cMlaull In. "" obllgatlon for wtllc:f\ aald o.o of T,_-11 ~ i.
oocur19d In !Mi "'* ~ ,_
not bean made ot.
Fellura to mall• th• 1·1·13 payment of pt1nGlplil and/Of ..........
end •II 111bH quant p1ymante.
togethe r wit" f1t• olluga1.
lrftpound9, lmpOund cMpoelti. 'M)'. und« Ille lerml of Mid note or
Dead of TNllt, and II J1Ubeeqliant
payment• whlOll baoama Ou•
tharaettar, lncludlng any late
ohargH or other 1um1 payable
undef the tanM of Mid NOJ• or
Dead ()( Tn.t. Tflet by raHon llllflOf, tha
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Norhhl1
Builder promotes NB man
BriaD Norkaltlt la vice p~dent of \he
south Orange County dlviaion of The William
Lyon Co .• a home building flrm located in
Newport Beach. Norka.IU. prevloUlly aerved
aa project and realonal managera. The
Newport Beach restdent la on the board of
din!cton of the Orange County Chapter of the
Building lnduat.ry A..>clation.
P eter G. Gladla, Costa Mesa, Is vice
president of the western region of Hertz
Equipment Ren tal and Leasing,
headquartered in Santa Ana.
Josepb Lelndecker, Huntington Beach. la
vice-president and creative director for Janaen
Associates, Inc .. an advertising, market
research and public relations firm in Santa
An.a.
Robert W. Tbaga rd is in charge of
marketing for realdentlal development& in
Anaheim, Westmlnater, Garden Grove and
Stanton for the Or~ County division of
Stewart Title Co. of fomla.
Geor1e Derry has joined the Orange
County office of Main ffurdman, Certified ,
Public Accountanta, as director of consulting
services.
David L . Sclalo&terbeck 1.s vice president
of product development for the Plotter
MUTUAL FUND
Producta Divialon of California Computer
Producta, Inc., Anaheim. ..
Cor porate Design Asaociatea Inc., an
advertiaing/markeUng/public relations agency
has moved" from Costa Meu to larger !aclllties
at 4676 Barranca Parkway, Irvine, aooording
to Mlcbael Bony111kJ, president.
In addition, the agency's Pennington, N.J.
o f f i c e , w h 1 c-h d e 1 I g n a c o r p o r a t e
communications materiala, has relocated from
South Main Street to Sir George Square,
Pennington Hopewell Road.
The agency'• new Irvine offices will
accommodate an expanded design studio, new
public relations division and recently added
staff.
"How to develop better "ln-houae" public
relations/rograma" will be the topic of
Tbomaa . Ryan archltect\l\"'al marketing
consultant, when he addressee the Orange
County Chapter of Architectural Secretaries
.Aaaociation, at its luncheon meeting Thuraday
at th e O ra nge County Chapt er of the
American Institute of Architecta' office, 3840
South Plaz.a Drive (South Coast Village),
Santa Ana, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m .
T he meeting la open to all women
employed as secretaries, office managers,
administrative assistants, and other non-
technical positions within the architectural
and aaaoci.ated fielda.
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Lifeline phone call
proposal attacked
By Tbe A11oclated Pre.a
SAN FRANCISCO -Pacific T~lephone i1
trying to make money by taking advani..gc ol the
helpleN and diMbled, critic.a of a propoeed tl-billJon
rate increue aaJd at a public heartns.
Angry and truatrated, more than a dozen penona
oppoeed vmou.a par1a of the plan yesterday before the
California Public UUUllea Commiulon which wUl
eventually decide how much Pacific Telephone pta.
If the tull 1.ncrea.se LI sranted, residential flat rat.a
would climb to about $1~ fn Calltomia. They are about
$7 a month in mo.t areas now.
The attack wu sharply focused on plans to cut
the number of "free" lifeline calls from 30 to 10 and to
charge by the minute for e>Ceelll calls.
"If that's not hitting below the belt I'll eat my
hat," aaid Edith Sarber of San Franct.x>, who said the
telephone company is adding another expenae for
people who already muat find ways to get along
without Social Security increases, pay higher
Medicare cost.a and rent.
F'actory use increases
WASHINGTON -U.S. manufacturers operated
their factories at 68.5 percent of capacity during
February, a 0.2 percentage-point gain from January,
the Federal Reserve Board reported today. 'l'he
increase was the third straight after factory uae had
dropped in 14 of 16 months. The ~w gain paralleled
yesterday's report that industrial Oroduction in tl_le
nation's factories and mines rose 0.3 1>4tcent an
February, also the third straight monthly rile.
Meatcutter8 talks progress
LOS ANGELF.S -Negotiators for the butchers'
union and slaughterhouses, after meeting with a
federal mediator, say they made slight contract
progress in the aecond"day of a meatcutten strike.
"They met for three hours. There's a little progress
but not enough for an agreement," Dan Swinton,
spokesman for the United Food & Commercial
Workers, said of yesterday's eession. "We're not going
into any of the details." He said another session was
planned tomorrow.
Firm invests in airline
HOUSTON -American General Corp .• an
insurance holding company with assets exceeding $13
billion, will invest $40 million in Continental Airlines,
the airline has announced. American General's
tnv~tment will be in the fonn of notes accompaOied
by five-year warranta providing for the purchase of
approximately 20 percent of Continental Airlines for
$42.5 million.
WllAT .NYSE DID
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upper apt. Co.m.merclal
ahop. office or r_.all on
lower level plua 4 cer
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000.
associated
BW ··-"' QfA .. ~~>
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Dilly Piiat
IWedneedav. Marcil 18, 1983
'
LooldnlJ for a career in sales?
See today's Help Wanted ads,
classification 5100.
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lalha hlu4 2'0I
Charming, private. 1 bd, 1 ba. high quallty, lndry,
S575 yrly. No pell.
213 ... SG-1051
2'07
S(>1dou~ iinglt, Ont
& two bedroom
1p1rtmtnts.
FUINI ED or
UNFUINISHm
AU U11UT1£S
PAID. HEALTH
ClUBS. TENNIS
SWIMMING phis
much mort! Sorry,
no pets. Modtb
Optn ~lly 9 to 6.
Oakwood
G•denA~
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F'AK£ MU~TACH£
THE
F A~llL \'
CIBCl.'8
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by 8 11 Keane ~~
"Why is that silly mon blowing his horn?"
by Brad Anderson
"This is for the head of the house ... er ... let
me rephrase that!"
.'tlOO~ Ml'LLl~S
1
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UNSUITABLE
HEY, CHOCK .. HOW
WOOLD 'YOU LIKE TO
MELP OlTT MV MSE8ALL
TEAM ™IS YE.AA?
WE REALLY NEED
SOMEONE Lll(E VOO,
CHUCK .••
..
BIG GEORGE
by Qu1 Arriola
by Jim Davis
LIKE EVIL ROY CiAlO,
F'OP. INSTANCE
by Virgil Partch (VIP)
J-lt.
"Knock It off, Ajll. Thia 11 1 trumpet solo."
DE'.\'.\IS THE ME'.\i\CE Hank'Ketchum
~
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
by Charles M. Schulz
by Tom K Ryan
-., ••••• ·~\. GOllll 011 111001
• BY OHAALIS H GOA!N ANO OMAR SHARUr
lloth vulntrablt North
dul•
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o AKIU•Z •e
WEST EAST
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Nurth f;a11 Sovtb Weal
I ' Patt I P111
2 O Pat• 3 • Pau
3 I; Pan • Pall
Pua Pa11
Optninic h.·•d ~ueen or ¢
SHOE
l'layrr• havr 1 natural
trndrnry tu try tn drvtlop •
l<1nl( 1u1t Uut l hat 1• not
11lw1y1 thto bf~t plan tu
adopt l'on11drr lhia hand
Notr North'• dtciaron to
rai e hnrta ll h11 third turn
Htt had alniady ahuwn 1\
11·01 11 aix rard diamond 1u1t
with h11 rebid. 'IC> ht• JUditrd
tha1 hi\ h1ich honor 1n 11art
ntr'' lrrtl 1u1t ml'rilrd tht:
prt•lt•ft'nt't'·
Aic11111sl four hl'»r\~ Wl'lil
rhost to ltad th•· quttn of
tlaamond• Thal 1mmt'd11ttly
.11lnltod drdut'r to tht
likrlihood th11t lht \Ull would
nol lm1uk. hut l'Vl'O without
that rlut' thrrc wu good
re11)on 111 •Knort-thl' diamond
SUI\
Supposl' that the suit did
brea k a 2 and rnuld hl'
FOR BETTER OR •'OR WO RMt.:
TH1s 18N'TR1GHT
-NONE. OF 'THESE
HUMBeRS
MAKE I
SENSE.
'
•'l''K \' "l~KERBEA' •
WOCU ! GET A l.000 Of 'THE
HUNK lHAT JU5T C/Wlf. IN !
'.\:\~C\'
WHEN I GROW UP,
I'M GOING TO
MAKE MY MARK
ON THE WORLD
· 'l'OOE Pt\llKE•
i--------t SAM . I'M CAU>l6 FROM
COUNTRY eot"S RCX>M AT nE HOSPITAL! HE
SNEAKED OUT Of= 1-EAe AeOUT ~ ~
AGOI SHALL 1 CAU. ™f f'OL.ICe? I OON'T ~W WHAT TO 001
Ht1bll1hed Detlarrr would
ha~• tu draw trump• bcforr
Ill' rould run dlaniond•
Whrrr, then. would hr tht
tntry to th" d11mond1'/ II th•
klnl or tpadet WH an tntry,
det"larer dl~ol nHd the dla
mond auil . lh alrudy had
ninr trirk1, and the apadr
would bf lht ll!nthl
Thr \pade •Ult offtrl'd •
murh bt'tter chanrr lor •
tl'nlh lrirk. II Wut ht"ld
1·1l hl'r thC' 4uetn or J•ck or
apadu. detlara l'ould
tHablu1h has gamt' KO•nic
trlrk hy forte
l>c<'larer won th•· llfl' or
d111mnnd• irnd drtw lrumf"
an lhrl't round• llr then rar,
the n1nt> or spadrs lo f:a,l
J•<'k. Eu\ ,hilted to th1·
•1u1·1·n of rluh&. but derlart'r
)
wu a ttmpo ahud Hr tlbn
th«' k1nic and re.,.atl'd \ht
1p1dr frnrm" t:ut took tht
arr and continued tluba
C>rrlarer won. entered d~,Pl
my Y.llh tht kin, or 1pl\ft•
and ~lulftd a tlub on the KIJh
diamond l>t-clarer lost o'11lY
I wo apadr trirk1 ind ,Qlll'
rlub
Have yov ~ .. ntHlllf (,.
to dovblt trHllle? L•t
(:ltarlea Gorta laelp yo11 fltllll Y•"" way Lb,.. tile •au
or DOUBLES f., peaa.lt~,
ud for takeovt. For a tepy aJ
bi1 DOUBLES booklet, eeij
ll.8S c.o ''Gorea-Do11ble-."
tare of till• aewapaper. P.O.
Boa 259, NonrMd. N.J.
07648. Make cbeclia peyaW.
to Ne wtpaperbooka.
by Lynn Johnston
I 0Nyo1D
DNE.
'\iCKA~
•
' -
Leslie
Holbrook, -71, dead
Servlce1 were held
y1111terdail for Lt1ll•
Myera olbrook, a
former employee of th• tnatneerina department
9f the City of Newport
Beech. He wu 71.
Holbrook died laat
Friday at Deeert Ha.pl\al ~ Palm Sprlnp. He had
&en aupervhlor -of thal
clty'a enalneerlna
department for 14 vean.
A naUve Californian,
he fouaht ln the South l>8ciflc In World War II
•• an Army ordnance
officer. He later jolned ~e Anny Reserve and
retired with the rank of
mejor.
He la aurvtved by hia
wife, Mary Lou, of Palm
SPJ'ino, eons Wllliam L KolbrOok of We.t Covina
and Wa'j'M G. Holbrook
of N ewport Beach, a
atepaon , Joseph K .
Stuart of Palm Springs
and a stepdaughter.
Mary Jo Dunn-Ruiz of
Oakland.
Funeral eervices were
held In Palm Springs
with Interment following
at Pacific View Memorial
Park in Newport Beach.
The family ~requested
memorial contributions
to the Palm Springs
Stroke Activity C.enter.
WERMUTH ~RACE WERMUTH .
repident of Costa Mesa, Qi.
P.-ed away March 13. 1983.
Sbe la survived by her
hf.band Robert. Private
-*"'km will be held under
the direction of Harbor
Lewn -Mount Olive
Mortuary, C.O.ta Mesa. Qi.
MO-~~M. : HOOD
:JOHN DOUGLAS HOOD.
resident of Newport Beach, ca. PUied away March 12.
:tteS. He. wu a gndua~ df
1-ong Beach S t ate
Unlveralty, long active an
~1hleticl at Santa Ar1A High ~ool and at Long Beach
State College. He waa
~.P.k>yed with the Fountain
:-Y,_uey High School for the put 17 yeara. He la aurvived
,-.y hla wife Edna; aona,
'l>iiwaon Hood of Newport
:&e.ch. C., and Martin Hood
of Hawaii; mother Laura of '.Anaheim. Ca; 3 listen and 3
brothen. Services will be
'.held Saturday March 19.
1983, 2:00 PM. at the Church
;oI Jesus Christ of Latter Day
:Sa.inti, Costa Meaa Third
'Ward, Eltanda and Adami,
with Bishop Morria Parker
off:idating. Servicei1 under
tfle direction of Harbor
4awn · Mount Olive
t.Jortuary, 540-~5M.
PARSONS
·MARION PARSON S,
resident o! Tuatln. Ca. A-eel away March 15, 1983.
Sbe ii aurvlved by eon Jerry
Shannon of Tu1tln; 1i11ter
Patricia Jonell Paraona of
1\wUn; brother J.D. Panons
ol Santa Ana, Ca . Ma
~ for whom a achoo!
~aa named, wu formerly
a~hool paychologlat of
l(.ewport-Mua Unified
~l Dlatrlct. VlaitaUon at Siddleback Chapel, Tustin,
when~ a roury wiJI be
. • ! .. . • ~ . .
!J
ied Friday at 7:30 PM.
at St. C«ilia Church.
Saturday March 111.
t 10:00 AM. Interment
Sepulcher ~metery.
ted by Saddleback
peL Tustin
,_Cl•OfHHS
l&L •OADWA 'f .,.
MOafUAl'f
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa 642·9150
IM.TllMO .. ON
,...,... & """'" WBTCLW CHAra 417 E 171h SI
Costa Mesa ece-9371
PAc.te YllW
.-.OllALPAU Cemt,,.'tl: MOftuaty
Ctlt remalOIY
3500 P.c:lfte V..-w Om•• ~Beach &Mnoo
Jobless workers organize
Thousands rallied at the U.S. Capitol yesterday as unemployed
workers from across the country gathered for the rally and a day
of lobbying Congress about their plight. Forty cities were
represented at the demonstration.
ti.Quiet Man' a re~l ·character
Irish heavyweight doubled for McLaglen in famous fight
:1~[.~·,:!~GAN
RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -One
o f the n ice things abo ut St.
Patric k 's Day, despite the
poUtical ructions and the great
seismic rift in the skull the
morning after, ls that you get to
see "The Quiet Man" again on
TV.
1 suppose I've seen John Ford's
rollicking Irish masterpiece a
hundred times -no
e xaggeration -but I always
break up when the old crone
offers ''a good stick to beat the
lovely lady" as John Wayne
drags Maureen O'Hara over
several miles of Connemara.
I can never watch that roaring
cross-country donnybrook
between the Duke and Victor
McLaglen without thinking of
Martin Thornton, a genuine Irish
legend in a land of legends, who
died a few months ago while
helping thatch a neighbo r 's
cottage in Galway.
Thornton, a gentle giant who
once was Ireland's heavyweight
boxing champion , actually did
the battling in thoee fight scenes
as a stand-in, because when the
(ilm was made McLaglen was in
the we.t of Ireland, already 66
yea.n old and not in the best of
health. Wayne's character in the
movie was named Sean
Thornton.
The last and only time I saw
Martin Thornton in the flesh was
in front of the Great Southern
Hotel in Galway, where he
r eached inside his ra incoat to
unveil for sale a crystal clear
quart of pot.een, home made Irish
whiskey fro m his own still
hidden somewhere in the bogs.
"It has kind of a thundery
taste," Thornton described the
product that as Irvin S . Cobb said
of Kentucky moonshine could
"snap your galluses, stop your
watch and crack your glass eye
down tfie.mJddle."
Thornton was born and raised
within sight of the Twelve Bens
o f Connemara.
This waa the bleak but wildly
beautiful countryside that Ford
out of remembrance chose for the
film set of "The Quiet Man,"
putting his stars up at Ashford
Castle, a country hotel that had
once been the Guinness estate.
When the call went out for extras
and the locals from a d ozen
parishes around wd down their
hay rakes to make their film
debuta, Ford must have known
about the retired boxer named
Martin Thornton and had him in
mind f o r t h ose knock -
em-d o wn-and-get-u p -again
fight sequences that ranged far
over the countryaide.
Martin, a genial soul, already
had found a drinking buddy in
ex-boxer McLaglen at the little
pub down in Cong, at the bottom
of the hill. where most of the cast
gathered of an evening to brush
up on their accents.
There was a leprechaun Ult to
Thornton's boxing career like his
mouth organ playing. an eerie
elfin quality that defied the
record books and upset the
bookmakers. Already famous as a
cyclist, he turned professional
boxer in 1936 in London, won the
Irish heavyweight title from
Paddy Sullivan in a doozie of a
brawl down In Cork and caught
the attention of Britah promoter
Jack Solomons.
Despite a previous loss to
British heavyweight Bruce
Woodcock in Manchester, the
Irish giant was booked for a
rematch by Solomons at the
Theater Royal in Dublin.
If the fix was on, a.a Thornton
later claimed, he failed his first
acting auditi o n by being
disqualified for offering no
resistance in the three-round
farce that by vociferoua common
consent was Dublin's biggeat
boxing fiasco since Tommy Bums
brought banshee wails {q]m the
bookies by disposing of J e m
Roche, another reluctant Galway
battler, in less than a round.
By the time "'I'he Quiet Man"
came along. Thornton had fine-
tuned his histrionic skills eo that
his celebrated close encounter
with John Wayne, shot wi'lt a
long lens but with Mcwgen's
face in the cloee-upa, became the
most memorable in film history.
Orange Oou1 DAILY PILOT/Wednnday, March 18, 1H3
MUC MJJU MUO 11nU
"OnnoutA .... N Mill tf1 ,,_.,, N.Jl."°¥1Aw=r
The fafltwllll ~rto11 19 llOlllf Tll• followlnt INflOll le Oofne ~-~ .. IA'-10~ IAl(llllV, IO I Miiin ltAT .. llllH Mc!HTYllll DUaQN .,_.,......_CA '2 .. 1 ,_. ... ...,.... t •~ Hoe Tiii Clltlet1111un 171 a ll.t,.,.,,.,..,"""· 164 _. Avw ' 111 Id • .. , ... ' a.1~. Coeta ...... C. HU7 ~I C~ e;:.; "e • "ewl)Orl 1(1lllr9n Ann Mol11lyYe. 36f4
n11e' 11ue1neM .. oonduO•eci by .,, = ".,. . 1-'°'· eo.c1 Mete. e.
TI* ~ .. OClnOll01ed boy ell
lndMd\111 ~IPven AM Molnf)'f•
fhll ·--~ ,.. .. NM wftrl 11'\e Co\Hlly Cletto Of o..,. County Oii Merell 1, 1M3 "1tl11 Publl•ll•d Or•no• Co••t 01Uy Pllol Mw II, 16, 31, 30, lllU 1----------...: t1U 13
PfOnnout .,.... .. PUllUC NOTtC(
MAIM ITAft•VT
C JU/UIA -JOHN tAIC 8EID '~~:.~=· AfATIVI OfllOUP, P O. 80JC '2•. The lollowtng perton It doing =~~0111 81 , Hutt1"'910t1 9eech. CA bullneM u :
JOhn l!rle: Slid 322 tOlll St PEERLESS CONTRACTORS. Huntk\QIOI\ BMdl, CA 12848. ' ~~&~7'kHI)• Ctr . Founteln Vllley, Illa~~ II condUClllO by en Ronekl CN,,.. 17633 TMPll Cir Jotin Er1c 8elO Fou111e1n Velley. CA 12701
Tiiie itet-1 ,.. .. hllO With lhe Thie t>uelnett It ~ucted by _,, lllCllVlduet County Cl«ll of Orenoe Coun1y on Roneld c11,,.
Feb 26, tH3 'J10IA Thia at•t-1 wee Ille<! wtlh the
Publl•h•d Orano• Cou1 Delly Coun1y Ciera ol Otano-Couniy on
Piiot M.,c;h 2. I , tf, 23, llM Feb 26, 1183 ·---•• fl210141 ..._---.,---.,.-NO-TICE---~ Publlthed Orenge CoHI Delly
rwK.l\o PllOI Mercn 2. 9 Ill 23. 1113
l'tCTinOUe .,.... .. 104'4-&3
MAim 8TATDmNT Tll• lollowlng per1or t• dol11g ___ Nll __ IC_NO_T_ICE ___ _
tin-. M IC-otM2 AQUA TECH ENTERPRISES, 01UNCM1 COUNTY 3772 Via La Cofuna, MIMlon Vi.to, IUPSNOtl COUln' alllornl• 92et 1 700 C!Yto C-* °"" w. Emily Donnelly Lalnerre, 23772 hftt. AM, Ce. l2'101 I• L• Corune. MIH lon Viejo, alllornl1 1128111 Teil: (714) 1M-21DO Thie bulllMM la conductlld by an p L A I N T I F F . T E l E )(
Mduel,c_..... D COMPUTER PRODUCTS, INC , A ~•••1 l..ame1'• CORPORATION Thi• •tat-I w .. nllO with Ille DEFENDANT ROBERT S. nly C*11 ol ~.,. Counly on EVANSHINE, •n lndlvldual end ebruaty 14, tl83 STEPHEN M. COHEN, ak• STEVE
l'2IDl7'I COHEN. en lndMduel, both H Publlthed Orange Cout Delly pertnera of EVACO COMPUTER Piiot, F•b. 23, Maroh 2, II, 16. 11183 TIME SHARING SERVICES , 1 1156-83 pertnenhlp, 1ke EVACO, Ike 1----.. -_-IC_llft_nl'_r ___ EVACO, INC., end EVANSHINE
t'-""""" COMPANIES, INC , e corpor1tlon. --'1C-TIT10U8 ___ Ml __ ... _.:.._l_I __ Ind lvldu ally 1nd dbl EVACO
CO MP UTER TIME SHARING
MAim ITATW•NT SERVICE. Ilk• EVACO. aka EVACO The lollowtng P•r1on I• doing INC i nd Do•• 1 through 25 l)utl-U: .. ' AIRC RAFT CARRIER, 1845 lnckltlw. 8UlllllOMa
MOtlrovt• A>ie . No 30, Coll• M9M. CAN NUMeQt .,. CA 112e27 • ... __ Biii Ss>u<oeoo. t845 Monrovt• n!o~"'!..!;'d!:J: ;;;,.;,wed.
Av• .. Ho 30. Coll• M•H. CA wtu-t ,_ ....... 9-d ::...::: 12627. ,... reepend.,...., • .,.. ...... Thlt buW-II con0UC1ed by en IM~ .......
ln<IMd:'s v1101 Ueted h1 eldo
T .... 11 11>U"09°"t " ....... ~th 1 ...... d• •no.do. fl tribune! puede ,.,. a -WU ..., .. , ,,. -tra Ud. eln II 111,,.. e County CWfl of Ofange County on -..,. Ud. ,.......Y.•tr•
Feb 25.1183 ...... Lee .. ~ ..
'210UI ...... Publl•n•d Orange Co11t Dally If you w1e11 10 ...,... the ad"4cle of Piiot Mar<:h 2. II. 111. 2:3. 1183. en e110111ey 111 11111 me lier, you 1~ ahould do eo promptly '° that 10Uf 1-----------wfillen reeponM, If any, mey be
NI.IC NOTICE
l'ICTTTIOU• ...... NAmeTAn_,.,. The followtng pe11on ta doing bu.,_ ...
CALIFORNIA PURE WATER SYSTEMS, 24112 Oerdenle, MIMIOn Viejo, CA 1128111
t 811n11 C B•rtolllnl, 24& 12 Dwdanl•. MINlon vi.10. CA 12891.
Thia ~ le con<M:ted by 1111
lnOMOull.
Suean C. Bertolllnl
Thi• •1•1-t ... flied wlltl the County ci.rtt of Orange County on Fib 21>. 1183
1"210717 Publllh.0 Orang• CoHt Delly
Piiot March 2, I . 18. 23. 11183. 101&-83
llled on time. SI Utled deee1 101tcltar el conHIO do un ebogedo en Hit eaunto, deberle hecerlo
tnmedtetsmente. de "" m-•· eu respuMt• eecnts, 81 hey alguna,
puede -reglllrlde I tlemPo.
1. TO THE DEFENDANT A cMI complelnt hu bMn flled by lh•
pleln1fft egslnst you. H you wleh lo
defend thla llW9Ult, you mual, within
JO dey1 1ller thl1 eummona It
Mr\l9d on you, ni. with thla court • written rMPOf'M to the complaint Unteea you do eo, your de!llU!t wlH b• entered on 1ppllcellon ol th• p111n11n. Ind 11119 cour1 m1y entw 1 judgmenl egelnat you for the r.ilef Oemllnded In the complllnt, Whlcll could ruull In gernlthm•nt of
Wegel, takHIQ Of money« property -----------or other rertef requuted 111 the NI.IC NOT1Cl · comp111n1 ----------DATED-o-Mber 6. 11182 lt-IUH LEE A BRANCH.
NOTICE OF DEATH OF c1er11 MAURICE L MYERS AND 9y Kathleen A Hl'f'M.
0 F P E T I T I 0 N T 0 ..UCIE ~on.
ADMINlSTER ESTATE NO. Au. c.,......., A-117!7t. 1e1av..._. ............ MO
To all heln. beneficiaries, ~ 11411
credlton and contingent Publllhed Orenee Coal! Dally credlton of MAURICE I. Piiot Mw I , 1&. 23, 30. tNS
MYERS and persons who 122-4-&3
Nil.IC NOTICE
Ml.IC NOTICf •
NOTICE OF DEATH .or!
FREDERICH WUNICB lb~
PREDRJCH WUNCR ANDt
OF PETITION TO!
ADMIN18TER ESTATB NO.! A-11 HU. T o all heln11
beneflclarlee, credl&ors ano:
contln1ent credltora of,
Frederich Wun1ch '".;
FredrLch Wunch and ~
who may be otherwl•e!
lnt.ereated in the will and/or.
-~~Petition hu been~
by WIUlam Wun9Ch ln the'
Superior Court of Oran~
County requeat1n1 that
W iilia m Wunach be
appointed a1 peraonal
reprewntauve &o edminlsW
the eatate of Frederich
Wun 1 c h (u nder tp e
independent Adminbtration
of E'At.atea Act). The ~don
ll aet for hearing ln Dept.
No. 3 at 700 Civic ~awr
Drive, West, in the City of
Santa Ana. California on
March30, 1983 at 9:30 a .m.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
granting of the petition. you
shouJd either appear at the
hearing and atate your
objection• or file wrht.en
objection• "Ith the court
before the hearing. Your
appearance may be in perwon
or by your attorney.
lF YOU ARE A
CREDITOR or a conttnemt
credJtor of the deoeued. you
muat hle your claim with the
court ~preaent It to the
peraonal repre1eatatlve
appointed by the court
within four months from the
d•te of fint i11uance of
letters u provided In ~
700 of the California Probate
Code. The time for fWn1
cl.aiml will not expire prior
to four montha from the date
of the hearing noticed aboye.
YOU MAY EXAMINE
the file kept by the c:ourtlf
you are a penion interested
in the estate, you may 1erve
upon the executor or
admlnlatrat.or, or upon tht!f
attorney for the executor ~
administrator. and file with~ the court with proof o
aervice. a written requea
stating that you dulrfil
apeda.l notice of the fllinc oft
an inventory ancfl
appraaaemen\ of estate MRC-,
or o f t he petition• of'
a ccounts mentioned I 1
eect.iona of 1200 and 1200
of the California Probat
Code.
Miiler aad CJeanracer
Actoney at Law, U7
Admiralty Way, Salce 7tl
Martu lel Re7,
HUI; (US) 17MIH.
Pu~ Of-. CoeM Delly
Ptlol. M.,c;ti II. 10. 16. IN3 11""'3 may be otherwile intereated
in the will and/or estate:
A petition has been filed NOTICE OF DEA TB OF NlJC N011C(
by Helen A. Myen ln the WUIS VENDl'M'I AND OF ~
•----------Superior Court of Oran_ge PETITION TO ADMIN-NOnca OI' ·-.,.111nna: County requeat1n1 ttlat JSTER ESTATE NO. TMllTU'8UU "~ "" H I A M b Titte Order ..._ ....,,,,D 1-----------e en . yera e A-117H4 TruetW .... ..._IM,91791 ~.~.. appointed aa peraonal To all hein, beneUdaries. YOUAM•~AU&.TUllDIRAI
The 101towlng penon la doing repreeentative CO administer creditora and conttngent ID OI' TIIUIT DATID ..,.,.1..
bull,_ ea: the eatate of Maurice I. credlton of Louil Venditti H YOU TAKI ACTION TOI
Few Irish Ireland • Ill
Germans, Dutch celebrate in Indiana town ELECTRONIC COST curnNO f't'lyen, Irvine, California and peraona who may be AOvT•acl ,Yg~: ~T:J:L.1'!! ~~~~A~~!:=.AY9., A(udnd1er1 the1 Indefp~~dent otherwiae intereeted in the Al.I." vou MllD Alt, By MARK R. CHEu.GREN Ireland's third biggest historical JE~OME J. GIULIENO, 11872 m n atrat on o ....... tates will and/or estate: Jl"l.ANATIOM OP nt1 u,,_
A1111llUd ~ Wrttw event. voyager Cltde. Huntlng10t1 Beach, Act). The petition is Rt for A petition has been filed TfflE NOCUIMMOa ~/
CR ELAND, Ind. -For years, "The people in town just decided to CA 12~ hearing in Dept. 3 at 700. by Sylvia F. Gutlirie in the ~ 8HOUl.D CCMfTAGT A
Ireland just son of took its name for keep the town alive," said Judy Thi• t>uel.-la conduc:tlld by 1 Civic Center Drive Weat, Superior Court of Orange On Aprll a, 1"3 ., to.oo A.,N.
granted. Jefferies, who tends bar at The 'Jet'l«el Plr1.:= J <iiullgftO Santa Ana, California 92702 County requesting that EH TR AL c AP t TA&..;
S ..... ,theBank oflrelandisbuilt of Chicken Place "We wanted to keep Thleet•t-twullledwlth1heon March 30. 11183 at 9:30 Sylvia F . Guthrie be RPORATION ... Cluly~ .... " County Cler1' of o.ange County on a.m i t d 1 rutlH under ind pureuant t•-#
green bricks, the water tow er IS it.s identity." F«> ti. 1183 '2101a CF YOU 08.J!X:'T to the :!~caetivea:, =:r 1181 : ~~7:1~~
painted green and the old high Last year 's celebration was a Publlihecs Oranoe CoHt aa11y arantinl of the petition, you the es1at.e of Louis Venditti 14047, P•o• ton of omc1a1
school's team nic kname was the rousing success. Hundreds crowded Piiot. Feb 23. March 2• 1. 1a. tM3 ehouJd either appear at the (under the lndep~ndent ecord• In tll• offlc1 01 t"•
Spuds. But in fact, Irish people are into the community's two taverns and 94...U hearln1 and 1tate your Administration of Estate• •corder or Oreno• Cout1•Y•
Co -11 ----------1 bl... I fll . loml&. •ecuted by. RICHNID hard to find in this Dubois unty went through more than 560 g1LU.ons "8.JC NOTICE o r-~t ona lo e written Act). The petitJon la .et for ALE • .,, unmarrtact rnen, ~ {arming community. of beer -some of it green -at the ___________ ,objectlona w1th the court hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 700 BAVZERMAN. 1 mentad INll •
None of that matters. though. Lion's Club beer garden out.aide. ACnnoua .,_.. before the hearing. Your Civic Center Drive Weat 11 •ot• and ~.,.,. l>'m
d h ld ...... •TAT'lmNT ap~ may be in pe"*>n . th Cit f ""--:. ·--· ILL SELL AT PUBLIC A "Even a Dutchman can be I.ri.sh," says This year, a para e was e Th• lollowlng penon 11 dotng oc your auomey !!1_,., e Y ~ .. -~·:=,"'in .... .: O THE HIOHEST BIODU'
Alf Leinenbach, one of the unofficial Sa tu rd a y , a n d a f u 11 -b 1 ow n 11u11-. u 1 y 0 u · .......,..omla on ~· av, ·-ASH (peyl.t* at tlrM of •
f th,_ unit f bo t -lebra••on la -t for St. Pa•-'ck'a Day. CEXTON RECORDS, t4H ARE A at 9:30-Ml. money of Ille Unl'9d ... mayors o "' comm y o a u '-"' u """ .. • Columble Cir. ,,._,ua. CA mro. CREDtTOR oc • oantl.ngent lF YOU OBJECT to the ' the Nor1tl Front emr... of .,. 500. "We start celebrating a week in John AMllO Jr , 1416 Oofumblll credUor of the ckceued. you granting of the petition you ounty Court Hou••· TOO Cl~
Up until last year, folks in these advance," said Leinenbach. Duane ClrThl~c::.::; by.,, muat file your claim with the ahould either appear at the 127~":. ~io~~~.:-=,~= pana, who are of mostly Gemlan and Sermeraheim, owner o f The lndMO\*. court or pretent It to the hearlna and 1tate your onvey.a to end,_ held f11 ft
Dutch ancestry, went quietly about Shamtbck Cafe, saJd he ia glad •the John Mello Jr. personal repre1entatlve objecllona or file written u11d4H Mid Deed of Trwt In 1N
their buai.nesa. parade and festival got ata.rt.ed.j Thia.,.,_. -111ec1 .w1tt1 tha appointed by the court objectlona with the court property tltu•led In Mid~
Nothina much ever happened here. "It takes a lot of the bu.rdelt"off of ~nz C::, of Otange Cour1ty on within four months from the before the hearing. Your =~nte. dHGrlblno th• 1"
The tow~·s roudest moment was me," he said. "For years, thia was the · · · ,_ date of first IHuance of appearance may be In person Lot "' Of Tract Ho. tOt41.
When Ire High School won the only place that celebrated St. Publlthecl Or•ng• Coe••. Dally letten u prov1ded In Section oc by your attorney. the City Of Co.ta MeM. ~ PllOI Feb 23 Marctl 2 1 ta tN.S 700 of the Probate Code of J F y O U A R E A Ofenge. St11e of C....,,,,.., • ~
aectional buketball champlonahip in Plnatrlh•crek.'~ Day. You couldn't even walk ~__.;· =-· -·-~'.""""":· -'--'"4-'t,_.,,-' California. The time for CREDITOR or a tontingent ~.,:C;:~L.,... ......
1963, but th.at glory pa.med when the .. Nil.JC NOTICE flllnc cla1mB will not expire aedl t th d aaed eoun --:.-,, school conaoUClated wlth Jasper in Ireland did not really come by It.a · prior to fou.r monthl from mlJ1't 'flte0 ~ ~ wtth >;: :Ta O::::. 'n. fY ,._,,.,Of ·
1971. And each September, hundreds name honestly. ~.~.. the date of the hearln1 court or preaent It to the The lt.-t aoor-_, ._
gather for the picnic at St. Mary's According to "The History of Th• 10110.,.ing ~•on 11 dotng ~ou•tAy EXAMINE peraonal repre1entattve :":'~~"-:~":
Catholic Church -the eecond-biggest Dubola County From It.a Primitive bu.W-ea: .... _ '""-L-by .... _ U •ppolnted by the court~ to b« MM.._ AM town event. Day to 1910," written by George R. s T E ft H I! N v A LL I y ...... uoc -pt .. .., court. Within tour montha from the A--. CoMa ...... OL .....
L •• t Year' though, • couple of Wilton, the community was ....i..ft .. nny ~.Hun•'°~~ =li~~ you .,.. lni.re.ted In the date ol tint l11uance of Tiie underittned Tru ....
..,. '&'-'~ ...... ea1at.a, t: may m. • Nquelt le .. --..-.Cded in llCt1on ~.!....!~ !!!·~ '" en~ individuala got ,,_.ther to be called American City ~ · V"""1. tU C.. 1 h 1 ·-· ..-~~· "-·-··-"' ..... ---•-For .........., ----n 1_. to .:,,_._,, the Miy 1.ane. Hununoton ~. CA w t t • court to rece ve 700 o1 the California Probate _, otllet OOl1WnOft , IL ,.11 and decl ed to do aomethlng to _,. ..... ·~ ..... • ... .,.,.;1 lff4t. apeclal notlc~of the Code. The time for flllnc thf, ~ ....,_ ~ 4 _
promote the community. The only U.S . Poet Office Depertment nixed ™9 IMIMM tt oonduatlld boy an Inventory of ntaw ... ta claltm will not explre prior leld 1111 will r.. mllff, ..
natural ~ they could come up th.at lde.. Leh with a 1oWn without • ~~ M v and of the psddona. accowai. to four montha from the dace ~1 0:0=.• ~
with, other than the rich farmland name. the people decided to name it Thie 9'at'"'4fll -'*:l..s """11'11 and reporu deacrlbed In of heN1.na nodced •bove. poa11111011. or •nouM~• bettabouta, wu the town'a name. lf'eland in honor of t,),. hcmeland of ~ °'8rtl Of Orehp CcM1ty on Section 1200.6 of the YOU MA y EXAMINE lno1uc11110 r .. 1, ciflettHJllld
The reeu 1t la the Annual St. John Stewart, who pu.rch.ued most of Feb • tta ,._. Califom&a Problt.e Code. the tile bpt by I.he court. U ~ °' IN T~ _. d
Patrld<'a Day Parade and Celebration the land In the a.ree ln 1818 lhort.ly P11bll•McS Of co.roany Maaen~ 't'••p•r aa• you an.,,,.,..,., In~",::~:~·==-..-: Dlief In Ireland, Ind., now conaldered after lnd1ana achieved statehood.. Plot Mlltdl a. t.Tn. tea. lh1ha. •:T.7,Sruat J . int.be Mt.ate, you may eerve """'of IM'*'(lt • _._ r.=•======•================::nl to.t-N ..,_Ir., A It Lew, upon the executor or Dead of Trwe to ""R' ,,. ---------· llH Campas Dr ••.1. P.~. edmlnlattator or upon the wtll\ ,,,..,_ "*"°" .,_
PtalC MOTICl a.a '"" N""'1 DUCa. aci.omey f« the ex.cu• °' ~e.,:::-..,:':" • •
DR.• ... ,"1RENCE E. KLEIN f11Cnnouea11n• Callltrela HtH: (11lJ ~-.and ru. with_,.,.,_, .. ..,,_ . ~ ""w ._ 8TA,_., 7u.tltl. . the co'4rt with proof of wt1t1 '"""-
announces th• association of ...:., "':""" ---,.:•.:;: :":.~ '= -• ....., • ..,., ... ""!••• .. ~ -i=,.
NEW '°'O"HINO aUN IHl"T 11-..:t atatlnt that )'O\.l de1lre d•llv1recl co -DAVI 1• D.avrD. MD cow,ANY, 1oe> hmo111 "· 1113 ._. apec:1a1not1ceof0w fllinl o1 Wf'""1 01111• ... " BUSINESSMEN ,, · Colt• ~eaa1 • I_..,, • n l n v • n t o r y • n d Oef'lllM '°' ...., _. a tl&ill
tl6llnd lno. (I OallliorTM .. ndlel ·~·of -..w-'-t'Otlol of ~ ............ .. contact th• DAILY In his practlc~ of OOf'POl8'IOI•). 141' Mt. ... "'*"' n8 or ol th• petJUona or .... Tite '='7 ....... ...
PILOT tor lntormatton oasnmtta ''T..~~e:a='.., • you'll grab 1ccoijntt rntntloned In=:"::.,_..-:_~ ,.,.,c1ng the county 00t1*~ WAYl. INO. •1 ~ I :r:: C!1.'1:U..,.~~ "'=.. .... ..._ re q u lrementl for GYNICCXDGY -IN,.rnuTY ~~ •• .,..., n Code. Mi ~
;:~~:.~:::.tlOUI 307.Placentll ~Ve. NewpottlHCh ,,_ .. :-..::::......... 0.·~u~ ~·.h.'!:m·=!: =·-MH321 Ste. 206 7 l 4/64S.3.290 ~°""'of°"'*°"""" ti' C a_.,1'9'111 DrlH .... ilte H, n~rl ~ 1 -PT m ...,.. "· ,.., ,.._ HL Cell ~~'t'w.~ 0: \419 . ,.:::.,~ ,°';n,~,::i ~ '41·5611 . NM. ........ ,0,, ,.. ..~ t.91' =--_________ ...,.11-----------------UI ,,... Int-al ....
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t :4 Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday1 M~ 18, 19U
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l•H 58-19112 TSL ~~ Ofan.r,· 1003 Mou"NTTY \ ~ f .:;o~.,; 2 It. hol.IM, ffpto, patio. Ramp•' lecillllM party wlyou Ct ll 81H Of ~~L~Jlro ••Pr n • t mu11 be • Mil •l•"•t I
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fncl1d g1tanH , nH & •Studio, privacy. r•ffloe. ovent, Ptlvtte petl~ A Crelg 511-1411 dtya •-1 a. rn.. 'IAA.a 8711-t487 dealetl importer on Ma typlnQ 1Dlllly. prol1Clen1 aid • • letge belh. Utll pd 1328 Yatdl, gerel-f provtd• -• • ._ --r1ner1 M1 Ap pl only 1 r o wat8f p 'pool, epe. r.c No -•. 762-5622. ed. !legenl llvlnel only 1& IMIF, prOf. only, 26-33, NI 8PIRllUAL REAOINOS 842 8200 Atll tor John with lgUJ•~·T 1 key byl room & vol'!Ybell court ,..... mlnutH from l'Hhlon 8 MKA, CLl!AN lo thr 2 Advlc1 111 a ll metl•" ----iouch. ,.l ..., company It Pth.. Quiet 1 Br tll20 Wall-lllend. 7 mtnut .. 10 s .c . br, 2~ ba condo, gar, fOlJNO ADS love. marriage & bu11 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR ~l~allln~;r.•1a?.~~9I
714-8'4e.G0'73 Ave .. up1telr1, relrlge. Plue or o c Airport. fr040. eto. C M 1300fmo ntH Aleo counHllng SHOP Oen~l .ihop 11· AM 6'4&-.&800
-&41-1324 Blvd & eo of Sen Diego~"°" ... t295'-"4ilO ARE fREE 8an Clem 492-729& 831•727o 1111 llot•E LllllY --. 13911/mo Sl8fr• Mgmt I Ju1t eHI of Newport IS1-43t1 Oeve 1811180 El Camino Real. bor Minimum w1ge
W• k I.I. Pfua LOOlclng to rent an apt? Frwy. ffom 11000/mo + utll, pyt rm/be Nf ... Olllll llTELIT• Bebyellt•t needed tor 8 f-.or n11d workera Hll Fr pie. elegant tre nch s.. apt'• on latge ecreen 831-11439. 2473 Or~ 49f..4y22. 497•43g1 Cal•, ........... ~ ~·u !!a7_2.,." mo old Baby, lull lime. 11arters, n••d•O Sen We olle< an OUlllendlOQ window•, e/o, In-home TV, com~lef'lffd -.c-1 Ave., Colla M... 1 ,,_.......... ., _.., Mon thf\I Fri, $50/w.... Diego b&MO firm to co-compeotatlOn and bane MGUrl~, JvmbO 1 Br with uon, tave g•• & lime Elt·blulf apac 1 bd pool Roommate lo •hr 2Br MJ·Mll ISMaT1 I •tlLI 550-28-49, Julie C1ll 111 Ofcflnate edver1111ng 1111 package 1ncludlng
Oen. ~/dryer 1>11.11 835-211711 pteaae~t er•• no' ........ • t3211 & utll Neptune . OUTCALL 835_9 199 8 p rogrem 1n Ora nge dental 11110 vlllon CO'lef· p rivate club wl tennl1 · .. -• N.8 .. 1tep1 to bc h County No 1tlllng ea age, ptue ei<celletll worll
COUr11, poole. IPU, NU· E.ald• Ouplx, , Br a <Mn. 1575/mo 844-4787 eao-131g eVM Lnt/llW••• ........ IHllHPlll Plflonc~ r>O(lfllaty. Ap
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nu , t>oeutllutty decaf II· 1 5 0 0 . Pa 11 o . g • r . LIDO DELUXE S PACIOUS Rini t olMn tu El -le I 3014 Prefer w/banklng oxperl· ply We1t1n South Coa11 potonllal Plea¥' tvbnill ed clubhouH & much (non-emkr). no P•ll 2 Br, Oeti, ffpl(), br patio. me ' me re, Light brn/wht Per1l1n/ n CH 8f1C4I Salary nogollable, Plaza, reglstra1lon delk. reMJme tn conlldenc:e to
more lncldl mo1t utlll· 548-8753 I 1350. 8711-6369 ~~~ ~e!2~2~ SlameH mht long heir •ANGELA SPIRITUAL comm• n • u rate w I Ma Clark 3-8 pm Thura P•reonnel Olltcer Only
11•• 549-342 t 384 1 Elalde 3Br l'hbe. llOultl. cat Blk/wht & beige Conaultanl·•ll matter• experience Send r•· 3117 • quelllled appllc1n11
Beet St (Be._ Sun· utll pd e xc e pt a le e. 2 Br 2 Be 1528 No pete. Lrg 2 Br apt, CdM. Chin• bue I leg•. dMP blue 675-2495 673-9784 t ume to FDIC, P 0 Bo11 ~ plNM no-& MllCArlhUt). 1915/mo Ave tl 41 1. Loc:etedacrOllNB Golf c.<ie bluff• ehr w/cpl eyee 751-7041 7870. Newport Beach lffltllel4 Iii'
851.9647 Courae 1146-4855 gar aveJI , 876--4268 •vM CA 92683 5day week nou11 Ilea.
THE SEVILLE 2 Br wig~. 2 Bf, 1 Ba. pool Nwpt Hgtl Found H t of keys at laliatll & 0••111 INT Tl 111 Corona <Joi Mar Work
Cfpl1. drpt. blllna, lncd Nr So Cat Plue 4/1183 .,... 1650/mo Incl g ... "· ( It t 2112 Bob'• 819 Boy In H B -833-6012 evea 673-8817 ~: 1~1~~!!\~~::r f~. 1 er. pool/ape. gated 3229 Clay s t, A unit. -11111 H a Owner Identity 846-38!0 Fia1aci1l People person ntte<Jed to
comm, e d it•. $476 , 642-2700.844-7424 Co•t• M•H. 170, •Ingle •IUIH m t •••••••• become 1ndlapenuble Housekeeper/ Chlldcaro. Ave . 1 520 Call 1·5 644_8573 a" Hit 6 1 right s rm 1o buay linen-Newport Be1c h Pant
838-4120 2BR t '),be townhouH 2 BR 2 Be, 1tepa to beloelh. ya; 1•ew 1 8 t hecSr~ Pei Fln~iLi3e-9 183 O,rrtaalti11 4014 ctal eKecullve Typing of 1 ~~-~5~11 1 1 t or In lo
2 Bf. 1 Be 1 car gefege, type Pool, patio. yard. ~7 S~~ S700 mo 673-7787 E•cll Cleaning & Malnl· 80. shrlhnd of 90 and
prtv1te plllO. upper unit no p eu $525/mo 4 ; 7171, All $ f T enenc• Compar>y fo r yo ur proleu1onall1m
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M/F S 5 2 5 1 mo Brok o r 979-5425. °' 841-0514 Up1talra 3 bd. 2 be du.ICM, IAngle nr 17th St 50. ound •mall errler mix .. ,, 1 50,000 term a w1n1 lhis spol with dyna llllll&llOI
85 1-8800 plex Patio etege ty cer or 11orage. EZ ac· M dog, white, red collar. evalleble R-vablea 01 I mlc a1rpor1 area com E le 1 1 E·Slde. lrMh 2 & 1 Be 2 Br. 1.,.. Be. quiet, town-1825 mo 97i.1142·,, • C HI 343 Cab rlllo vie Siiier & Gothard. SlOOOOI 751•3029 I pany 742-0331 c:::al~n~~~:.1 IWIAllll IHHI g a r eg e , 1 u n d e c k Clean 2 Br. 1981 Maple hovM . No pell $450/mo 548-9516 H B Cell . mo NEWPORT PERSONNEL 0 C
1485/mo. 160 2111. St Ave. Bullt-ina, 2 1>9fl0nl, '°' 2 people 765 w 18th Aval! 411, 1 Br & patio, .,.. llngle gerege very ...,. 8-42-0100 969-1221 1 Mobile Power Washing 2 192 Merton, Sulle 255 ~=~ 'g~,ic:aa~~a r:. ;= t4~t~.~ !:
548-0165 11ar1lng $440 Sierra St 848-9507. 1575. 2 Br $895. Lux. cure $25 mo ' 111 and Van & Equip, mNles Irvine, CA I qulfed Coniac l Kay agon Of van and eoioy
Duple• Westside C.M. 2 Mgmt. &41-1324 2 t>r In trl-p lu , nr SC bit-In•. pool, BBQ, nol lut.1173-4381 Found male Old Engll1n S50/hOUf. 1-533-4242 CONSTRUCTION 778-1400 I :Ofklng wHh lee<llgefl
pell 548-9556
Br 1 Ba. Neal & cute, Sherp 2 BR, new apt, Pl••e. Ger. No pete )(Int pet•. no e11ceptlona. )(Int Sheepdog, whlte w/blacll •IREll SMOP I WORKERS ' Call Mr. l'lountfte •I ••7 -Npt tocetlon • Dover/ tip• on ea11. Very playful cerpell. drapes, 1m1ll paint, d'f:).88&~ cond . SS40. 933.9293 Weatctllf. Welll to Wnt-Office ltatalt 21141 Fairview & Wllion P.O Eleganl ~lgfl&f fashion OFFUlll Oil JOIS Interior landacepe technl-548-7058 btwn tlAM &
le nced patio. e ncl1d Cl 2 b ~11 Piu:~~~~tal olc,1 1617 Weslcllll, N.B.
2781 831•3123 1hop Prime Newport 1 NO EXP ERIENCE clan. e•P«, PIT or lull 3PM wee!< daya ga r age. no pat e 2 B 1 BL wtald no ••n . roomy. r . nr .,,meg ..,............., i Bea c h Area Days NECESSARY time Hrty wage& 20c pr Me c han ics Helper/
S4751mo plus $475 MC pe~e. 1 chlld ok ~563 ~·1 ;.~~;5 S5~~-~~0g3 "'-~•-3 B 1 ~ ~~t>T:t~ ~:::.i '! Found Pll'$lan cal CdM, 548·5402 Eves 642-3282 Many posmona available ml 851-5080 Trainee. Some Exper 548-5442 Of 770-5829 Elde n-0 . S4 75t mo .,~2 .,1._., • · Bal . ......,,,.,_ R 2ba, 1 lot · u I 552-5482 For Into. 312/888-4347 1 ... I N .. ... helpful MacGregor 83 -367 ..,... ..,. .,,.,. off ean d a und1ck dental Agent 54 1-5032 Own your own 1>uS1neas Ext E-91 Fee '°' Dorec· ••tr er e11st n••• Vachla, 1631 Pl11Gent1a
$455 mo. 1 8f 1 Be. lrple. 1 1 Beemi . pool • 2264 Ma· Cleanly oeCOflted Ger-Prime Fountain Valley 0,_1Loa1 'Fllcka all blk Selling Princess House tory Part lime malntenante Costa Mesa lndry rm, Mlytlghtl , amell 2 Br 2ba condo. Bulltlni , pie 1 g •. F r 8 8 I au n d . lice 884 IQ 11 105291 neul M Cit, no collar. Cry11a1 73 t-1489 i-------pOIJtlon Hour1 flexible
cat ok. O/W, AIC, pool ape .... New LR carpet • 2257 $800/mo yfly Rel• 1 8 1 • t ( o 1 k >I very slight limp L hind 'I OHPOUTI HOH· Experieoc;e a mun Ro· Medlcal
TSL Mgmt 642·9412 Brlet o l. 1 57 5 , c all 71 41988-ll 4· LaPerle Plaoe, nr Tustin, O,rrt•alti11 4011 -EMT with Umlted °'lull 366 Avocado curl I y . s u "n II 0 we r I Maple 675-0988 I • • r '3 c leg, ml11lng eve ol 319, I Htltatal T••y lefence• req'd. 846-0210 Experienced ualstant °'
Townhou!le 2 Br 1'11 B• 1-826-5147 s:~1?<i ~ ~~: ~=:! r~~~~'. ~~-~-::~~~ c~1'::' !!~I llWNIT Olml c M 631-1409 $25,000 lotal inveatmen1 ~~!1~~ ~~s1~'s1~ny~uo~~ LHlL SEOlnUY Hay pe rmll 10 work
lrplc, pool, spa, attached ISharp 2 Br 1Y. Be. patio carpet & drpe 548-3829 ! bldg, & parking eo.t lllpl fuH Servioe Sull" Lost In CdM Shoreclltts. lurna tmmedllle prollt Capo, 5 yrs e•per Gregg Newport Cenler Real M-F. 8·12 Midnight, sa-
glfege. Avail the llr11 & garage No Pell evell. Convenient to ,.._ SI Oil Olm SI Male Himalayan kitten, lnvestora/ OwMf Opera· loo+ type & word pro-Estate U ligallon Firm lary negotlable Send re-
Cell 63t-4984 $480/mo. 548-9950 I teufentl a lhopplng. 11t.I $576 Furn/unturn "'" Chrl1tm11 gilt ot 1or1 welcome 15000 cHs 70+ REQUI RE D needs •harp, e~'d legal ;6;~ Pl~tn BStK. ~~!~~
2 8f 1 Ba, c efp et1. 2 Bf, 1'h Ba. •Ingle cat mleatiBJIU lul & dee> 613-350• All YOU nMd fOf one plove Gflatly mlued gr os 1 neJ $2500 Non-1mkr ext111ng OPP· ~oJ'e X~~ =iu~~,ic;,ta~ M .... 92627
dfapee. no peta. $500 & .....,. bit $500 &llln .. 11-•·-•••-a ""Ill Monthly f"I le a1e cell colle ct. 751·3029 ty S alary very compeu. m u 11 ' Salary ope n ---------1250 sec. u tll. pd, g11ege ... .,.... na, ..... -.a~ 640-6470 775 -9903 dy1 or uve (714)240-1185 Mr 1 •Cl/OUll
831•5230 Beth mo. 5.48-4900 tfeeuututty lendaceped 840-9197 evelwllnd M11t1a1n, T.D.'14021 Ragan 64_~_96_2 _____ -1
.,.. BLOCK FROM OCEAN. gwden apts. Pool & Spa. DELUXE 1 BR CONDO. •HLIU tFflOH* I I I ••mEll Lile Guard for Week of tor Hallma rk Cu oa. •3 Br 2 Ba. nr SC Ptu. Bachelor. no coo king P1t1<>1/de<lk1. No pell. tmmac, pool, tennl1, ipa. 1 MO FREE RENT found Mena bltocal 1<1n-• • -Exper Counter PllfSOfl '°' 13 28 th 4 3 v I ble Gilts. and Co1met1cs
S.A. pool. spa. carport. prlv. $300/mo. &43-6855 Ba.chek>r $410 Many upgradH Com-1 room to 7 f00f1ll . Adj. ~:!~· l~-~~~5~5~ In lert111• Ce. llO. rental car co Call Laurs, n;a Oa~~ o.r ev:; a Re· E.1tper pref 640-7373
Child<*. $695. No petl. or 49e-1229 1 Bdrm $485 g::~if:~vecy. '495tmo. Alrport91' Inn & Frwya. No Spec1all'iJng In 1st & 2nd 646-3955 quired cert1flcatton First Mothertese family needs
752-5822 2 Bdfm 2 Be $900 1· ..... required. Found. Male bleck lab TO'• alnce 1949 COUNTER HELP, pert-l'<ld. CPR. Advan<led Lllel mature woman to llve In ---------~talde 2 8'. 1 Be. en-2250 Venguatd Condoe 2 Muler Br & 2 Cell AM 933-3223 mix Bob 1all Vic Calif & Robt Set1191' NHICM lime apply In PlfSOn al aavlng Niguel Shorea & help care for 5 Mlf r• e·;:·1~~~ cled garage, d1hw1hr 54().~6 Bath•. S.C. Plaza area. •COM E 1 S 1 Glllef 558-0483 RE Broker 8d Aealt~s The Tummy St uller Commun•ly Association t1an1, well mannered,
111 1 ry ~ $5 25/m o . No p ell ---mlnutea co Airport & lf·I xecut ve ui e 842-2171 545-0611 751-3566 493.0122 IChOol age ctuldren Pv1 ••~ ~~ie erge&...L549 81~-2 Bdrm, 1'/. Be $5e5 vin e lndl tf'I a rea Elegant decof, furn/ Found Terrier m1• vie room & salary In West
--·.., Lllllf OH.H 3 Bdrm. 2 b• 1645 83S-l455 unturn Elevator & un-Mesa V8fde, long rullylWIOOW HAS SS$ fo r DAILY PILOT LOAN CM 966-0321 7•9 pm L1tge2 Br.1Ba.upetalfa. 15t E.2 11t 548-2408 de r g rnd prkng h a ir w /sho n l egs TOs $10,000up No A"ell. 3-I. Nice area, New 2 Br. 2 Ba. lrt'ctc, ..... 2tOO 875-9510. 499-4722 846-2501 credll checll, no penally The Dally P ilot l'las h elling carOlf opportu· Needed. a design« drelt
quiet, garege. $530/mo. micro-wave. reff ga, Dau Ptiat 2721 eH• .. 1 N.B. 800 eq 11 otlloe, avail Found lan"lblack female Cell Den11on Asao' opentnge 101 part 11m1 mites are available aa a person, wtmectienlcel
831-6812 wuh«&dryer.jacual & Super 1 Br. 1 Ba •mall ~ lltTIL Mef I , 1 5 00 m o . Dog, 7/mo. 1 251b. Vic 673-7311 Roule Managers 10 au-resull ol the conunued background lof leading
· muctt mo<e. WI(~ rental• now avall. 646-8402 873•5500 Meaa Verde 54&-9965 l"L llY TIAT T. I . pervlse carriers. Mor>day growth o f Columbia racing spar manulactur·
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549-3421 I u f n Is h . S 4 2 5 I m 0 Phonea In room 2274 TWO SUPER wetertfont Loll. REW ARO. Blk/wht Cash laSI 964-2123 to 7 30 PM Musi have in IN! eavlng5 ind loan perief\Ce Compu18f Ex-
WOOOSTREAM . Lu){l.lry 673-3313• 770-«>19 N-~ort Blvd C M offices. 1375 MCtl. Me-lrg dog, part Malumute/ 2nd TOs from SSOOO 10 1 dependable slallon w11 lndusiry. and we have peroence would be help·
condo. 28' + den. 2Ba. BectMIMlf apt, 111 utll pd. 646-«5 nnen Mile, NB &48-5051 Shephefd Vic Beech & SSO.OOO high yield se-I gon • viii\ °' $mall pick 1mmeo1a1e openings 1n tut Full-time po1lt1on.
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Speclou• 2Bt, 28•. bttn•, View: 2Br 2ba , d~cka, Wkly rent•I• 195 up. looking the hetbo<. Ai>-wtllle mencl""• NB n; (7 14) 886-9828 Mon·Fn nellls plus mlleage eno LOAN ~par. lrvai~~. c' ~so. "217A1~on av111 Apf 1 $615 mo upitelrt. a pac oui . Color TV. free colfee.
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631-3537 $500/mo. 759-0650, neated pool & tlep• 10 7t4/8411-7t00 Ce ll Mr Hol l and CUI LllEI
_8_7_5-4_1_1_• ______ 1 oc:ean. Kltctiena evall. Al Ex . !Found: t>eeu1 yg Pefsian TO on C M Apts Very 642-4321 ext 341 or ap-CLOSERS 0 •:.E~~~2 d8,;.o/ lul. .... 2140 995 N. Cout Hwy ~11~0::,~25-~ 81 fem cat. blue gray, w/ secure $21,600 ,. 12% ply at clrculahon office 3 Jiii
·--·· lAgun• a..c:n. 494-5294 $1 ,_.'""ft/Many KlfU wtllt• nee caller, vie. 666 j Int only. due In 3 yrs, wnl PM 10 5 PM Orang• I ~89~~1<1 Oii. no pell Delwt• poolllde xtra letge 1111& llfl ..--c.i7557_7010 w 19th. Bethel Tower•., dlteount 642-9666. Coast Deily p 1101. 330. Selecleo applicants will ! ~:=~: ~~.:f_21·!~ ... b l ~. I c M Ple•H pick up • 1 s11,ooo .. SI00,000 West Bay SI Costa fir=.~~;n:';'~~~j • CUlnO Oppty'a UY m Tl... ..._., .,_.., Single room. wtthOul be. o.a IP-"'rent,~ s h o uld b • 1paye d Mesa F I t (312) 888-4347 No pell. 1500/m o on b••c h, kit avail reuone bl• H8 area 631·8334 evs.642-9941 2ndelo5years.Special· -------loana incll.ldtng FHLMC Of no Y ... 3 large bdrm 536-8362. MatOh 1 aft 8, 875-4231 714/536-1484 1s1 1n NB & CdM proper-lllYEI and FNMA. seconds, Ext C-1533 Fee '°' 0.-
Yea ... trplc, patio ---------~ Found C roton wa1c:n •-Call 851-9135 I Senior preferred Light wrapa and iumbos. and rectory Y ..... ger11g9, pool DELAWARE PINES E&ITlm 800 eq ft Decorated. view movement Fa shion DANAE CORP Bl(R pick up and dellve ry eKamlne escrow tnSlfl.IC· OFFICE HELP
Ye1 ... U 75. No~· 1 St. trplc, pool, 0411. Very privet• rm 6. ba . IUlt•. nMI frwyt, M.. l1lend. Must ldentlly TH o M p s o N e Lu E 11ons. notes, prellmlnery Answering calla g Ill•
645-3381 private P.et2~~!'4775/mo. relrlge. P.rel female . Verde pfelllge bank 613-2421 PRINT 3 186-E Airway lltle reports. title pollCI", 1 1 1 ;...Eu-·t-tlde--1-8'--,-B-.-.-.,..-19221~.,. St. S325/mo. 873-7544 bulldlng. 5116-9250 Found L1tge gfay/brown Ea1loyaeat Ave . CM 549-9233 oeeds ot trust, e lc A ~~~~gha~ ~!:..~~ :;:.
In cloMt. $425/mo $500 ---------4 Br FV ,_ 405 twy & MACARTHUR & REDHILL rabbit. Weetcllll area, ltlt Wut.. 5100 Orlvet, floral dellvery, 20 minimum of lwo year• s o nallty Cl ayton' a
MC. $15 credit llPPCb-WlltWE &IJ1 •hoppin g Kit p rlv Lg •Ingle pvt olc. fur-Npt Bch 848-1815 -hrapr wk afttwnoons No CONVENTIONAL ANO/ Cleani ng Serv ic e
tlon '"·Agent 951-0701 Lrg 1 & 2 Bdrm., among $240/mo. ~ nlahed Non•tmkr Avail Found German Shorthair AOClllTlll CUii IQI rest;tttlon Xav•411' I ~x~~!,~~!~ ioan 831-7080 mon wed. 111
2 Bf, W/lkJfl. 820 Center plnea &. 11reem1 Sec CM Room In large lmmed. :!.0 ::.:·Ph.: Polntef WHhlngton & The Jolly Rog« Inc hue o t N e wp or I Be 11 ch btwn 9em & 6C>m
St 2 Ba. etowe & l"a. No 118*-pool, gym & IP•· h .... ~ hOuM. ~$3&net.at 751 •11,av · Broeowey. SA 83$-0240 poaltlon operl fat an Ac· 645-7845 PAl'T/TI •. I MS 1-1 petl $450/mo. 646-4342 No pets F1om 1480. II "'' • WUher, ""mo. .... counting Cieri< Expefl· SR LQIN 84M591 dryef. 2 plu1 utll. 1 __ 1_ le t·•· _11 found Brown Tabby al ence pfelerred Dulles lllYIA • ,, Wanted adult• ovef 22
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lecll, carport, no pelt 383 w. Bay. 543-9518
957-3955 .-uanl a .u a:11 Beech & McFllddef'I. HB Include bani! reconcllla-Musi have smell car Ot PROCESSING who enjOy wOfklng wllh Nr:,2}!'~~ ~ i,"f!8,!: 1275 & $75 dep. Room Yacht Sale• Office for 548-8n2 lion. audlllng sales re-motorcycle Full or part youlh Muet t>e we ll Ao--------ISm. 2 bd, 1 be, Elt~.
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no ~a. L.eue $525/mo. I Bell. &42-2302 ITLAms lent benefit• and WOfking Call 645-0366 al S75 per week Call N o Do g s 149 5
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OCEAN BREEZES buallne & lhopplng cntr l)fof bldg. adj 10 Lei9ufe 1 c • 1 ·~ ....., ..., Ouues will include pre-Sharron).
NEAR BEACH Adults only 962-7$20 · Wor1d. Lag HUit Sublet llSSllE ;;!~mpany ,..pp Y tn ery to buslr>eslM. days p1r1ng tund1ng 1epor11. ---------
l Br. IOfne 'W/trplc 2000111 NEW tMPROV· 2112 HARBOR BLVO THE JOLLY ROGER INC Muat have own vehicle maintalntngloanproces-PART-TIME tele phone
n.-7 d-• __.. Room with loft 9tock E o s p A c E COST" MES• 17,,.2 Giiiette Ave W41779-1062 ling logs. and perlOfm-advice . mature rup
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**Cp•ble TV ti -..~ ltte'·, •te•· .-.. ~· lf>8C4lft • •v-~la.ble a, t 1 IAJI l WIEI rate lyplng are required sales Oflenled Ae11 hrl. etl nego ...... ... ae ~ .. ..,. eq .... ny -e up o To P lace your lat Coata Mesa omce ol Mon-Fri fOf lurthef Into
848-1323 Pine Knot Motel on Cout 1248 1q II 548-1249 ATIRACTIVE "Fast Result" Ind ependent escfo w ThHe positions off er contact Mr. Jone• eft 3
HU1ltlngton Gardena Hwy. NB, llepe to oceen. Colt• M-. Zoned C-2 MASSEUSSES Service Directory . compeny Pref wlwork good growth potential. a PM 953·9247 E O.E.
4901 Hell AY9 Wkty ,..1 ... 645-0440 c...L ltatalt 2tll TO SERVE YOU exper In H B I F V pleennl work envlron-llA-ad Cell Now .,.. Salary open Call ment, e11cetlenl salarlea PUT nn IPlll&l...., tr... Commet<HI C-1. W. 19th Melle yoClf sho91>1ng.... 642-5671 Laura, 953-6020 and comprehentlve be· Ml/WlUIDI YILLAll Ocean "law, color 1v. St. C.M. Prime loc:atlon, .... by ualng Iha Dally Pl-~. 1•1 momn IOTIY neflt• Pieue call Judy Mak• extra SS nelptr>g
New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury room ptionee, e/c, ff" xtnt tenne 2 Bf. 1 Be. IOI Oaaallled AOa .... • Erne<IOl1 at 778-7101 '°' youtn carde r• promote
eipta In 14 ptanl t Bdrm coffM. Step1 lo bMc:h. pttnte houM wtlh large Highly quelllled lndlvl-mOfe lnlOfmatlon their own esteblllh•d
from $540, 2 Bdrm from Hid pool. &42-8252 ywd U.. .. otncle, d,_ la1la"1 l•1lat11 dut l wllh u ceptlonal foutea. Mature, outgo-
1595. Townhouaa ffom ahop, antlQUM. etc. St8'1 Qnertwaltie1 4014 Ontrta.altln 4014 typing •kllla tOf IUl PIC·' 0 I lti S i Ing, attractive parental 1885 + poo l1, tennl1, Yau.tin ltatall at!J MAK IN O MO Ne Y I --ed communleatlons d•· 0 tta a aY Ill type perlOfl. pteue cell
waterfall•. pond•! GH ~ Beat Cet>ln for rent 5 tsllO/mo. + MC. I partmeot. KtlO'Nledge of 1 aH bee 2-5PM. M..f". 648-7021.
fof cooking a heating II•• Ir-Snow Sum· • 548-5442 770-5829 •Oii WIJIE I Mag II preferred XLNT A I ti Id F S DI "'" • b8Mflt1 Newport Beech IHO I H Pregnant ..omen confined P• · fom en ego mlt. 1 Br & toft. frp4. TV, 14 Stor«ront ~-350 O A e4o-8950 I 910 S Brookhvrat 10 bed 1'1Md1 help Need
f rwy d rlva North o n nr f0t•t. From 119 I>« 10 520 ell 143 Broad· WOILD llYE LIYEI TlllS l.T. • rM Anaheim, CA 92804 c::cl•I ,.,....,_,., lo nx Beech to Mcfadden to ..... !IH-a197 c d 1 RI """"' Em l .. -·~ .. SHwlnd VIiiega {7 14) ..,.,. way. .M. A r en-ty If YOU WOUid llke to llve In the mos t llTU .... , Equal ...,.,.,1y player Iv and to do mlnot
893-51N. leatab ti Dan Itel 5404547 beautiful ranch & cattle country In the Pert time Vanous ott1ce MtF l'tMhtd c:noree No NIQ-
AIL9llll ans. Wut. ltatalt 2121 Weit, 11'1 full view of snow c apped ~': ~~%,~aw1ng leu •..tette1 "''' ~ ~:"P;,.-:c'o~~o1~~
Quiet. 1p1c tou1. near 111-P'll ••n11 up. 1900 ft lndu-mountains, where they ski year round, If 548-3242. 642-6674 I Eat mortgage l>f<*ereoel Area. Cell 788-3980 or ~:!~~oui .. ~f 15~:,!~: fl•DI :~d~"~;c~:~0.1.R~ you'd llke to wear cow boy clothes, ride •FASHION couNSELOR ~f: 1,=,,e~': ai:::1; _•_96-0_i 7a8a1Aiii;MiiAil -
aeo-aa5e ~a~~ Huntln'l lon Buch. good COW horses, work a round cattle & $12/hr, PIT, Uldles Ap-high Income Bulld8'1 Fl-Plllll'fm
8pec;tous ~ 3 8f 2 Be pholoe & r-....... 842-213 . llvestock, breathe the cleanest air In ~~ 1~~ 730-9080 (~1~~)~ I, 8 4 3 . 2 3 3 0 Pecking and handling
g e re g e . e ve 11 4. 1 Credtte: Coemopoltten In Legune Ntguel, Crown tho worldd drink the finest water In the ~~. c....u.n ~-842-8256 Good ~A~ v-Peril W t J I t th Flneat r"leurent nMCla, Loi Pu1on wanted tor ~..," . TheT Show -r way.llpPfOll. 98 ,an enoyanncomea eaame c e p te lna.weltera l 7.n Rent a Cer lng pflf.Cf)'llal rH ·
DollhouH 2br/2b• du· *"' :':":Wa11 w91o 1844 eq. ft 54!'>-0215· time, and m uch more, and your answer wettre ..... bartendefs.
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1485. 817 1 Newman. ...,.,. M1· 1• 841-l 164 wlldya. contact mo qulcklyl I nMd a partner, eon. 333 Bayalde Or. NB ere accepting eppllca· Delly Piiot new1pe p11
75t.-0&40 Shere Exec 11om• with .Jlt Pl ftlT male or female, in a Livestock tlon• tor pfolHtlonel, d .. 1., In 1r111ne ., ..
•l3t01mo.up.Bech,1& ~:'f,!'2.aae~·~.·~~ff: Old• metal bldo. 8400 Tranaportatlon Co. with unlimited f;:'!J.':.O:o ~~= ~::Oi:~1;:,~~rt~ .~~ti :~~!Oah:!.:'W:.
2 Br. unfum & """· pool, M2·2449 "'· wlaml omoa. Wiii d.. haujlng permits and c ontreote and, a matllf• '*'°"· muet be HoUHWIVH wtloome.I kend morning• Mull ~ 18"2 Flotld•. · vtde. Sultabt. tor con-etrong ouh flOw. Thia Tranaportatlon P•1manent loa•I rHI· 1 931-1222. Lv ~ hevedepende~vehlcle,
842·2834 642-3112 M/F to etw trg Npt Hott ttaotOt Ot i.ndtcaper for C I fully I ..-Ith fl (S) dent. Send rt1ume lo. pfeler tight truc k w/ •~-· -.... home. non..amllr 21-!1. al0f8Qe. ce11 e3f-T)'70. ompany • equ P..-u W ve Pert onn .. Olreclof PO Wtlet • WonderfUI WOf1d """* "*' Only nMt. ~ .,..,. 1350. LIO room. Dttn• Mk tot Jim. late model, cab -over trucks with Bo• 595. Balboa. C• 01 Shopping. 1IQht 11 rHpon1lbl• P•flone
oRANOETREE. 1 er, es1-12tt, 1424442 11111:: .... -= ltU aleepera and Merritt tretler1, ell have 92ee1 s:fiy~c:=.r1i~ =. ~·:, =· 1ennla on atream. F•m•I• rmmte Wt nted, ~ !!!! --been property maintained and •how nu,. NY Ad• To pl-)'OW eel, ca.. btwn 8.30-10:90
IC, elf, edllltl, no CdM. 2 ar hcx.t.M. 11t, Prima T-..tln AMdlof'lloe •x<*lent care. Thi• Company hat t>Mn PAIT·-.... Ollll 642-&e78 llld ... a onlv. Mon·'''· Hit IOf "'e u . I 4 t 5 · I! v • • leat • de1p. t••otmo. •P•C• Lo-rent Nptl •-et·.....-...... .... ,,.._,, ....,.. ' 5113--1141 Of t73-tl003 Avelt '411. era-146. Main ·,,, 7:so-14.70 or operating In tho Nme lu1h, greeh cattle opportunllt.• IVtllablt ...:.-·._ .................... ~~~ct•. otrcul.tlon.
11 .. ll''" 111 Newport OOHn· 931..... ranching area for 30 yearal All ~11~h.:h~1r~~rit~:r6: I iiiiiH~. RI front ~11y. *" n/~r. n oceHary maintenance e quip, spare pe11ment 1n our door·to-
:-...:.-· 1333 mo. 12e.ooa1 AllMM .... tl part1 & apare englnoa are Included In door n•wap1per .. ,.. SALES FOR YEllOW PAGES
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COUHT1'Y ca.u. L Alnton. ••t .,....., •• ,, W! working or ellenl 1'1r1ner Jn thl1 thrlVlng ~ ·:r~·A~0~2 Experienced S11tspeople Wanted 8~~~ ~"' 71.._..~ ~MC ::!~O:..~ ~~ ... bullnMa for a tract• ton000ofl1T• .. atumat1.0 ~~ ~ ~~.,.,':. • ~ • T~ ._._"" ··--. br 2..... 24 ""' Of 91'1 ttrnt. Pr.-value and COit. 15Q. . ot OU1 ay lentlal to Hffl 1300 + A 8round floor oppottunfty. Rapid ... tome.,. ~Uy -r -1 • • -11ent1tlve Aotlon mak• you a tull 50% partner In thl1 ,._ ............ FM -1n1-... ~tomotlon, auperlor product fUmllhed 1 yr otd H.8. ii-mtront. W 6 M4? ...... ---· .... --' Fr0m '* 0~,, ~~u•t He, Otbhop. • ,_ lntereallng bu1lne11I Plul, your v 1 • w , c 111 ro&ect""' terrf toritta. No traveL.1 0n Jamborel M. • '3t0. It lllD 1nve1tment wtll benefit from full !~0-212-0tH lat' 1•Major mt'dlcal and UI• lnaunnce.j San~ H• Plod. Fe~ to-....,.• bd oOWld ai:~ •llY· lnVHtment tax ored ltll I Wllh to Paid vec.Uon •~t1200 p&>r w k
.... ,. apt wtmei. uecutlve ... *" °"'' emotttno. converM wtth prlncl~ onty, plMM . .._. wt1o need,.._. commiatf()fl/draw. , -.._.--.. ---,--.-.-d-.. -_,,-1 UI0+"111 ... •••1MCM •• 1uc,iau11wr. Call 8uak Lambert, Eva. •fl 8PM. '=~vwt,:J!r I.· ':
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DAILY
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carpentry. Ue . .-414891
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CaWatt !1Ui!1 * N-cabinet•. cabinet facing. bara & lormlca
countertops. 842--088 1
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Small job• & repair•
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Find what you want In
Dally PflOt Clealfleda.
• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Tblll'1day, Marcb 17
ARIES (Mar. 21 -Apr. 19): You'll obtain
accounting, you'll have clear idea of basic costs in
connection with home improvement and purchase
of luxury items. Focus on localing lost articles,
improving income potential.
TAUR US (Apr. 20-May 20): Lunar cycle
highlights independence, special appeals and
oorrect timing. Terms will be .defined, techniques
will be streamlined and methods will be perfected.
You get what you want in unique manner.
GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Emphasis on
organization. special invitations, added
responsibility and chance for greater compensation.
Older individual will lend benefit of experience.
Cycle moves up.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): People respond to
your appeals. your ideas click and wishes can now
be transformed into realities. Business opportunity
is provided by one at a distance. Open lines of
communication
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): New c areer
opportwuty comes out of the blue. Fresh concepts
attract creative per90ns who support your views.
Focus on achievement. prestige and unique honor
resulting from participation in conununity project.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Follow through on
initial impressions -you11 leam by teaching. Focus
on travel, publishing. communication and pursuit of
educational project. Numerous restrictions are
removed
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Ask questions,
refuse to be satisfied with superficial explanations.
Some pel'llOOS are concerned with your financial
status -and aome motives are questionable.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21(: Attend to details.
be aware of legal implications, become thoroughly
familiar with rights, pennmiollB. Hold off on direct
confrontations. Lunar spotlight on partnerships.
SAGI TTARIUS (Nov . 22 -Dec. 21):
Communicate needs to those who share basic
concerns. Member of opposite sex boosts morale,
provides intellectual stimulation. Be ready for quick
changes. p-r-
CAP RI CO RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Good moon
aspect highlights ente rtainment, break from
routine, unique dining experience shared with
family member. Domestic adjustment occun.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis on
real estate, security, attention to basic issues.
Romantic interval provides stimulation, inspiration.
What appeared to be a lost cawe will be revived.
Pl.SCF.S (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Forces tend to be
acattered, but you have opportunity to be selective,
to cboo9e quality and to make valuable oontacta.
FOf Cluelfled Ad
ACTION
Call 1
Dally Pftot AD-VISOR
&42-5878
... Wp!!t 119 ltlt Wut.. QM ltlt Wu... SIOI ltlt Wut.. SlOO,A.atlS!!! . toll Fuaitut dlSIFuaitan ltlS S:.A~l~E~S~poel=t~lon~oper;;~n~w=1~1;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~:;::~;:;;;;~~;;;;;; OP s s S Femai.a p,.._ Antique occulonlll ctlalr. I llY fftlrTllJ Sola a M1tc.hlng Chair
guaran111d Hluy or l•rr•d M od•I• 4 dining table w/4 chlll,.. Hert> 957-8133· S4-0for both &4&--0210 ~ !8'or~ upc~~1'b~ lllEDllTE DPUlllS Eacor1• 12131866-1984 •mall bookcHe. Aleo * QUEEN sz WATER8ED
HarOy 531-3000 1'TPtlT elec. •tove. S.S-3909. * I BlJY* * SIOO 545-8922
sai.a petaon wanted, part , Need telephone sales representatives to Mull,~ eo wpm accu· A1tllnm d l 1 flllnlll Love Seat lruat cir) $75.
time In Irvine retaH atorw start to~'""'l in Collta Mesa otfice r. u. y I u II ti m. HARBOR AREA MASTERS AUCTION I a r g I 0 I I c. d. I k
857-&MO ·~ . 54e-3942 APPLIA...CE SERVICE ....... IH-MH $2S/obo. call 984-8190
Scrwi prlntera. e•per, 1
fl.IH. 1 parl·llme, cont9CI
KIUhl 831-3494
llOIOlllY
Join our company and
be an lmponant pan of
our team we·r• 1 N--
port Beech con1ultan1
llrm loolllng IOI In en·
erg11lc. 11l1nt1d ~·y
who wlll provide office
MrVICel, Including ci..1-
1 Ing w/m1ny dlllerent
cllenta. echedullng meet-
Inga & making trav.I ar·
r1ngem1nt1. A good
Med lor flgur.. 1 mu1t
In handllng llt• I CCI '
Invoicing. 1·3 yr• MCl9-
1arlll •KP«ieoo.. dicta-
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S 1200 mo to 111r1 w/
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opponunlty I~ growth.
Call Laura 11 720--0177
btwn 9AM-noon Pro·
ductlOn Dynamic;I COfp
110 Newpor1 Cenler Or.
al• 150, N8.
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Newport BelCtl .... nrm
need9 ganerll bualneea/
COfPOl'lle ..:retery with
minimum 3 v-ra ••Plri·
9'\09 Mual have excel-
lent typing & WOfd PfO-
Olllklg aklll• Shorthand
helpful. Benefit• & Mlary
commensurate with ••-
perlenca. Non-1moker
Muat have front office
1ppe1r1nc1 No 1g1n-
clea, ptlale. 851-2044
Secret1ry/Rec1pt1onl1t
Good typing 1klll1 ind
talephone peraon1111y 1
mua1. Xlnt WOflllng con-
dlllonl. Good pay & be-
nefit•. RONJle.
STEWART TITLE
GUARANTY
18552 MacArthur
Suite 200
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SECRETARY
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exp & !Jflmmellcal 1111111
raq. Non 1mkr, aalary
neg. Mall reeume lo SI•.
200, 2855 E Cit Hwy.
CdM 112625
•Part time
•Must be at least 16
•No experience necessary
•Pleasant personality
•Reliable
•Good earning potential
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SPEND YOUR DAYS
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HAS IMMEOIA TE OPENINGS
FOR PART-TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT
OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER
•Even Inga and Saturday
morning'
·commission/Guarantee
·Must be ambitious,
pleasant and reliable
•Experience helpful,
but wllllng to train
"This Is not temporary .
Cell 548-4000
between 9AM..JPM
642-5678, ext. 312
between 5:30PM-9PM
"THE POSITIVE ANSWER"
W1llrH1/Waller. PIT We Mii recond .. guar KING SERTA MATTRESS daya, °"" 18. Wiii train. IC>l)llanow. s.tt-3077 Rutt Floral Sola. e·. SET Newr u~ $ISO.
Shiraz 5-48-7948 I HY IPPUAMfl plllow-b:;J;: &4a4201 1tt 4
Wlckar Buket Lunch 0.. ~ 957-8133 HOUSEFUL/ NEW CON· Bdrm Ht (pecan) Tho-
llvery. Mon-Fri, 9 • 1. Refrigerator. $200, wuh• TEMP. SOLID OAK muvllle. Medlt king c
NHd Car, Pay• high ., & dryer, $135 ... die-FURN. Mu1t Hiii need l'teadbrd. d-. minor. comm 7~6 hwUher. S100. 846-58,.8 caah. 842-5027 2 bed tt>ls. Movlno. Must
• .,.1 PfMI.... ~· .. e:-71t olr 645-SSS7. • ....,, K1r1more washer and gu SACRIFICE MUST SELL. .,........,..
111111 .... alat dryer, 6. yaara.Dl d, King llze w1tec bed wt'
Full time position lor Le-S12S.OO each. 963-2187 canopy, $300. 873-4430 CHROME 8 OLA.SS
coll•• t1ble1 , w /
matching end llblH.
along w/m11ct11ng limp.
& ove<l!Md lamp. $150. 720...()791
xltron WOfd Procaulng
group. Typl1t and tele-
ph<>ne r.i:eptlonl1t. Entry
leve4 role with good be-
n e 11 ta and be1ut11u1
working 1urroundlng1.
Apply In J>9'IOO with re-
Lady Kenmore touch con-SACRIFICE. MUST SELL!
trol wa&Mr/dryer set, al· Thoma1vllle P•can
mond $225 ea. Frigidaire Country Franch dining
refrlQ. 21 c. f.. very dean , rm Ml, Incl lighted mirror I $29&. Everything llke cryatal cabinet S 1400. --C-HR_O_M_E_&_O_LA.SS __ _
new c:ond. 848-2498 673""430 Dining room table, S 100
aume 10 Mr. F.-it• at Very clean lrg upright 81u• D1maak lov11eet,
Robert Bein , Wllllam Ir-. $200, & retrlg -down culhlonl. S'. new Froll ind AHoclllH , awlvel 1h1lvee $1(5. cond. S2SO ,.~7~6
720-0791
WHITE/CHROME
4 P'-bdrm Ml. $150.
Limited Offer· Twin Sized 720-0791 1401 Oulll St . N9wpo'1 Make offer. 720-0365
&Md\. 18 c.I. G.E. r•frlo. BoxSprlnga & M1t1rff1 CONTEMPORARY
gold c:olof s 1<>6 sag 9 5 Fu 11 s 1 za d • Colorful nor11 print N<»-a.2-<tn& Bo .. prlnga & M11tr•1a b d /
I EXPERT WORD S71J 95 LAST WEEKI a-1 w matching
PROCESSOR KWtmo<e wuhet. SlOO, & Free d•llv•ry Framea powo. blue c:tlalr $400
' NMd1 amploy"'*·11. par1 elec dryer. s7s Xlnt ' alao 1v111 1t diacount B<lrm .... llvlr>g nn lurn.
time or temporary. cond 544-&488 rate 751""391 refrlg(leN than 1 Yrokl)
687-3939 Waaher $30. Dryer. Gu 841~
T.chnlcal wrtllng done, all $120. e.c1rlc Sl20 A.-G l ft~ Wrought Iron dining or lypH. written. edited, frlgerator & Portable rMt ~ ....., lmmed patio Mt. 4 yto c:hn, Ake typed 720-0991 JD Dl1hw11her. Canlater S12S. 67s-8304 nu, $300 •fl 6 ~
Vacuum S2S. 7S 1-3267. Pecan triple dr-. mlf-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E-rOtl. COf'n. cHlatl. book h • J BMuUful cuatom mahc>-lal I Olahwaher Copper Wute lhelf S2SO. 673-3e00 gany dreeeer. dove lal~ n-. 5510 King under counter. Gl-& Chrome dining/ ed 1•1," beWMd mlfror s:;.:::a:.-----=:.::.:.: Reblt 11a1n1s11n1. Perteet .... ,_Mt $160 as7-&M.4 s 2 o o s 4 8 -4 s 3 5 18 mo '"Golden !Wtri.v.r" $100. 9M-8143 ..-·~ 9am-tpm.
male, Al<C. S 100 To WASHER/DRYER Muter dr-. twin mlr-~~~-~~~~~~
good home 847-<t781 3 MO OLD ror1. 9 drwr1, Amer. of --------
!Old Engll1h Sheepdo01. seo<> obo 720--0791 t.larllnvlll•' olf white. "". S 1
Ch Sire/Dim, P•I & . $200. 957-8e44 wellll I "
s h 0 w 0 F A . 119. •••data d14 Sofa. LMf Grwi cr\lltled
7141644-7907 E-. Payne c.ntral forced air velvet, 9'. Gd Cond Tuti.a
1St1nd1rd Poodle Pupplae. f u r n • c e • mod• 11...:::$..:.200:..:..:.,_4..:...94..:...·..:...78..:.7:..:.7 ___ ..j•.-..=------
JtM Wut .. 9105
.. ,_..... "KC •2 .. ,. & 125U19A, 100.000 BTU Bdrm HI. 6-nr. all IOlld Lemon Hgta, bHutllul ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!"! .,._," • •"" up. • C '" •• SO .--f :: 641~78. .1so: uU'Van ... ark w ood , heavy. SS2S urnlture, everything
TELEMARKETING autom111C water llOflen-848--2498 goae from poll & pen1 to 1UDllll Mixed lhaaa/Peklneee. 3 er seoo. ~782 I Grandllther cloctl Many Mu. comm. Adl/9rtlllng --· m1IH blk lacH, gray ---------1Morrl1 Ill wood bdrm 1nllque1. 1ome collec-
lO-<t p.m. 547--0586 -·-ti o d y S too • 1 c h Caaeru I lum, Vaquero lfYle. dbl t0f'1 Item•. 731-<t200 lor , ... ~ .. Wt~ 847-3228 kel .... t Mii dr""'· twin hdbrd w/ appt " W• need good people to --frame. ~ with ctlalr. ;'. -'--------• M9t1 HI up 1ppolntment1 8-ut AKC Golden Rtvr Cannon c1mar• 35MM bookc:ue. cab6net $300 J""11y tll4 20 ......... from our eo.ta MeUl of. pupe. >Ont llnee 1225 M SLR. Exel. ahape. WI ee2-<ta.48 Cuti only , ..... _....., ..... ..._ __ _.... .... ,_
llca In the 1venlng lor 080--0183 acc .. $200 080 Coc11 t1ll Ring. II DI•· ,..,.. Holiday Inn'• ,_ travel ..... ......._ "KC ........._,.,. 832-7308 3 pc1 corner bedroom, mond1. 22 Rublee. Ap· ftr IMel Club. Salwy + c:ommta-.-f*H'~. uOO-.....-· ,.__ H I wht formlca tbl1. Vry pralM, $2300. Sec:riflc. AftlfttM-Pr... 11on + bonu1 Call 552_1226 -ettn -l Oood cond $150 $1000.ee2-<t274
..... 7S1-<t222 after 1 PM. APPLE II COMPUTER 982-375e v. Catat OWnond, .-1y
,SW• 11rlP~ ~ Ir~...._ . AKC Mini~ M 481<-18 Sector DOS • King 1lze m1tlbo• Incl llawteaa. Retell. S 1000.
llL • I • W •• -ll&L FM M' l YI I s~f. okl. 10 00C:.=2 Centronbt pmt• -mon-tr-. good oond no. s.a. '450 &42-8632
I ........ ,.... F II II p ltor -mlero modenl eulo 548-<tMO WEDOIHO RIHO SET :=•;:::: '::1 In ftr 111 ....... ..,. ~ ~~·.;.. u5 Ptta HH Ill! ROM + vlalcalc &. Cu1tom dealgned m11-$125. 545-3822 eut>eM91lonltoitie~ W 141-taM ,_ openlngl lor aome more U ,OOO caah. 1•1J• table Wiii 1111
Piiot. Evening hour• and 1----------1 lucky ~pf4J. Comml1-Hiil .:;,::.~~l55.._ O«>te 850-2014· 270/0 BO '1142-9732. 26 Ct 8razlllan Topll,
Popularity increaaes. S.turd1y mornlnna lion or Ml-. wtllc:NYer ••BM-PC &4K, 2 drlvft. Carol ~·1 !!,..'!!~·ONLY Ii • _, Yellow. hand trained, ....., ......,........ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.1!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!111!!!11 CommlH odn with gu1-*llWTYY* 11 greHate8r Caah bo· talking & leughlng. seoo. 12 .. mo~!'!>:;. c5~~~'!.!! Solld rettan din. Mt, 44·· 1· .. -,_-__ .. -__ -_-_---
.. rant•• 1n bonuan. T75/AIJAflcy $16.000 ~ . . ar_, wired mull. hand eyllem. _.._. . ...,._..,. rnd Inlaid 1-........ • _.._, llllHff._ tlll . It Wu... SIM 111•~ Wu... SIM 1111 Wu... llM "--tact 5•• 4000 .. _t ••• • •-ir• -....... _ •• """' .. v -... • .. ~ .. ...a. -.. _. trained, t1lklng, laugh-Computer en.. Game. ch1lra w/ped1, $500. POOL TAB'"'
R••• &t•I• broker hH s -9AM and 3PM Of ..... , -· -.. ..... $300 55e-8589 u II d fl t ti Ill ~ ll•llHSIT .._ .. •H.~U 8 .. 2-5878 aft 5:30PM Liz Agcy.lnc _.... P'V• • ~ talcln o.it of t>ox, n • 0• 1 on ng 4'•7' ute, CUiiom wood ~O:.'!'~~:~~~ ~~ for buly Chiropractic of-..,._ !~~~~~~~~~~~l,~~·4000·~-·-~-w~--~t~erty~.Elt~'~•d;84~ Alblno CockaUel, cage. won u prin. $100. wu matt w/Hner. cov«. no daelgn. Com. wlbllflard flee Mu.t be lharp well Pu ............. firm Meda 10 ' ..--n/83J..lt90/Fr• More 11111111ee -..-Ing food, etc. WN9tlea. Sf20 Sl60. 983-<tHI ,_,.,nee. 558-~ Hoht & wall unit w/~.
_&5_1_-1_1_20 _____ ..... organized llld cSePend-In O.C.~r .. to CIOH 1 the camping "~"'.. Of triode tor dMll rwfrlg. rne .. '" IOU er ... Celling Fen w/Tullp Valued at l2000; Mllll'9
• REAL ESTATE 1bl• w/good phon1 maoaztneorden.$50to Peopewtioneedpeople year. If you have 1 Barb54e-9432 l i ght• (naw) 1100 fofSllOOflnn.681-8237 ~Per'::'~= manner. 45 WPM, 10 $1®/day + g11. Hunt. ~ *9Y8 ct-* the Matle your lhopplng -Campet tl'tet'1no1~ting1---------To good home: btk Lib 730-0988 FEATHER COMFORTERS
merdal & lndl.l9tf1al r.., key, good figure 1ptl· Bdl. Call Nikki at SeMce Dlrec:1e>ty In tl'te let by Ulllng the Delly Pl-uaed, •1" now wttl't •• L.-..llll ~·~~~r,:c ~~1~ 2 ~llng sow chalra We clun & recover tude. •xp .. non-1mkr IM-llN DAILY PILOT lot CIMllfted Adi. CIUelned Ad. ,_ .. t.,rc., .... __,_,. .... .._~~ · · 13e> MO\. .. European 1tyle •Ith
-:!:,!Of• IUCCeMM & pref. S31·5ee0 '* 1111 BMutlfUI Slb«ian Hulky 846-71M b11uUh.1I downproof c wottl~ condltionel-'-U-.. -.. -/ll_O_'Y_ SALES --~ !Mlle. Neutered. 3 Yrl Old lque IMlcan tk*lng. 842-4f70
1n Newport llMcf'I 95r' FYllU • __. *......._ • ............_* w/papara, ndi good °P;~.:.:':nlholl dlnlno Chocolate Chip Cookie
7t4/84&-e051 N .. t. front omoa ap· KIDS•EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZ£SI, .......,.... --home. 7&e-11180 rm'~.M00.~41 redpe.M11ytomake.For ---------1 PMl'anc. req'd tor th .. Call ue •bout th• THU~.1..~AA. 17,ePM F t od.. M le mo• detalle write to AMI~ S.... preetlglouely loo1t•d out1tandlng car-op-AM~ffK;AH ANTIQUES r• 0 go nm. 1 Oiied OM ble / r ; Real Eltate/Property firm. MUii l't8Ye good Of· portunltlel u an IMUJ· 81. Pattldt'1 o.y Trt-colOr e .... t Hound $22 dining ttmlrr w Kerry Banka 4049 Sap. ~ oC*lnO f0t ftol experlalioe & be_., 9'109 "9en1. Tntnlng will . 8pemalll ~ 714154&-Ml 1 :f'cOn.. ~aC-t.200. :'a1..,.;..Pl_"W_-._0r_. _Erte*lo __ e_1_436_ ••
exp fncome property ¥erHtlte & accurate In not Interfere with your FAE2 BUA & WM matching and teblH OAOUI NOW A baboon
.. , .. 1pec1a1111, well d9t.alltype woni. Wll be ~ ~d. ....--;n'IWI" ~ FU(nlt"'9 & .,,.. .. tterne Lab mbl, 11moa.10 good sea. 851-1493 ~ IOI' ttlet ~ known apt ..... rngmt wonting wltop le"'9I ex-~11 ,.... from IOW9 & ..... ()ek. l'tolN. LO\leble, good WI ll'WI penon, bl1atlt9n ICJ
oo. Repeat comm on ecutlv•• lor the world •u _ ..... j ~ mahog. & walnut, lnctl. kldl. Call &45-"l2 2 lge llll. antique •iv--. tMlt d91. 857-IS7t ""'ml t 85/15 .._.....-...attt*....., -.. •-', · d ,_... .., Mnd ceiwcl • .-Ith OC*' .... eGCOUn •. ~--...-\ .. • -,.....,. • nmfOnt, ..... ...,. docw-. P90*I ftnWI. Food dehydrator 1125: :.~. M~ • 1 · E • 0 • E PtentY~ ot°!:ti.'";'·y ~~o.:'::: N'J!_ ~:. V _" _ . ' ~ w/mlrrora. oak•---------from H60. ldrm wer-l &H home etatlonary
l)efton. W.CS/ ~1t71(Joe) ~· •L""'J......;:,., ~ --:..-~-~ ~~~ drob• o~brd, paean blke l t50.17'-MOO ~lllMbftght.,.. Oen t1. Contact ..... .._. -mirror, oak ltr•Pe>•d flnleh UOO. 4 poeter 8ewtnO MaotllM, ...,...
tlic. a ~,::: Jull• •fl l :SOAM _., ~· ·-AGES 11·14 ... trunk•. Mon•• •h•l~l q\IMn bed w/iWOC>d ca-der• White, Zlg~ag. ~ w e wit train 7t4n52~. foeJM" 8uclc*l••tt 'fOll lnoolM raaM •• TO 175 00 ar. ~ • mahog. ctrH Mra, (2,.. .~, nGPY tof>, '**'fin~. OOMOta, ~74
to _.. on• ,.. .. ,,,J: ACOUl8 0011-.•0AA-by doing lnterHtlng utRn w-• .-~ ~ poeter t>Me wlcat'\'9d •' 100 yrcta antron mecl.1---------_,. -TION loMOtlOI• ..._ tlOrt< on WI oew tit IS ~ ..... · • ., • pile used (~ to ,._ John Wayne C.Ub Meln-IY9teftlloomputet. You tlMJ MacAt1tlut 11, beN1f Of~ Com-" "" 10flll.., Poll•, -.tctonan walnut '"f....W.'t move) o•rpet w/p1d, t>etthlp. $1000 Of bC1
mu11 be able to type pan .... M•ni.etllll• to """"11 MCWt r'*1 flit Or11111 Collt table wlmetquetry INald .._ ~ ._ -t ........_ ~ _._. of'9r Cel .... 1071 1CMIMI ~ 100, ltv, t27t5 Deily Not. Olr""" atart ll UO ,.. Ml top, 1U7 A u1trlh -,_.. """' .,....,, """"'• • "91t..ant ofloOMfl'om. '*"°"' ............ ,. .. ...,..a.~... etrappect hint• trunk, .............. ,. noel. oon . tno. " .. •r•ndt "'"° noo .
l•oet .. nt P•Y + eood Cl'*""Med. a... eqier. """ '" "OWi. '(Ofj .-'•( French 1lctet1oard e, M0-1311 lt9dtM'/ ol MIO.~
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2 -current -A Magaztne for the Orange Coaetl Wednesday, March 16, 1983
Natural f ihers dictat~· new fashion
By GLENNA JOHNSON FOSTER ......... TlleO.-, ....
The single moat important
'fatbion dice.ta' thla spring. ia that
fashion no Ionaer dictates.
Just aa Detroit learned that
American 1aragea no longer
hou9e a new, chrome covered, gas suzz!er every two yean. the ~
industry learned that American
cloeeta will no longer be swept clean
of mk:ro-minls one .-on, to make
room for next 9eUOll'• midi/maxis. ....
In the faabion world, consumer
conformity la dead.
Although there la no one style
formula that will work for
everyQM, then la a single faah.ion
meaage emphuiz.ed thLI spring, by
every~· manufacturer and retllilt of quality clothing.
That memaae ta natural fibers.
Linen, 1llk, cotton and light
weiaht wools in both bri&ht 8:'1d pMte1 colon are featured thla apnng
ln both men and women'• falhiona.
Sue Ellen Deverlcb, fuhion
coordinator for Nordstrom of Lot
AngeJa and Oranse counties, said.
'"nlia .uon, lf I were limited to one
erwem.ble, I would buy a white linen
ctn-.. good white pumpm. a brightly
colored wide belt and a long
cardigan ln a cotton or silk blend or
a linen blazer.••
Contrasts ln white and black or
Stop Llaht Red and Taxi cab yellow
with wnlte are featured ln clean
1lnee In a long lean look. Bluma and
cardig.uw over pat.el dremes have
replaced the dar"ker IUita of the fall
9eUml for the offlce. ''We are eeeing
both aides of the 50'• look, the
innocent and the sexy," safd
Deverlcb.
Della Vlllarreal-SteWu1. f.ubklo
consultant for Villar,real~tewart
EnterpNes, Inc., an lntemadonal
bualneH con1ulttng firm, abo
referred to the 00'1 look ln f.Mhiona_
Skirts are narrower and shorter
worn with jackets that are both
lonpr and aborter In length than
fall jllldteta. ''C.ouon, linen and li1b
have ,tven ua changes In texture
and renewed IW'face Interest." ahe
aid. "'The w1de belt la an lmpoC'Wlt
~ry thl• aprt.na becaUM the new pants have a higher wUstJlne,
The bell can be U8ed to update last
1le8IOf\ •• pan ta, d.re9les and aldna. ''
A11iaon Tomot, allistant manaaer
t
The bol~-atriped linen
double-breasted dress has
a satin top collar. The
belt is red and black
patent leather. By Calvin
Klein.
accordJna to Sandi Clatk, owner and
director of Image Worka of Newport
Beech. ••Fully clothed. we are only
~ ~. the other 4°" muai be ... ,.. .........
.. At lma1e Works we have a
pc'OQram for our c:Uent'• 'total look.' Con ana1ys11. det.lnlnc the filutt
type and peraonallty, 1lvn our
client• the akllla to abop with
confidence, lmowina that they will
avoid cmtty nmuk• and •ve both
Ume and rnoney when they are
a11embUn1 their wardrobe. "Knowtna a.ctl)' what la nat foe
you In clothet and rnaaeup, ~the~ fw 8l1Una out
jUst to be In f.MhAon." eald ,Clark.
Sholl for aprtnc will not be only
the ~tlonal Mndal. ClC*!d. t.oed
''Thia aeaaon, if I were limited to one euemble, I
would buy a white linen drell, gOOd white pumpe, a
brightly colored wide belt and a long cardigan in a
cotton or wilk blend or a linen blazer."
Of ready·to-wear at U. Broedway In
the Falhion &i.nd Mall, pomt.ed out
ihie 0011 look Ms broulht ••a fllturra
to the ballerina len1th eventnc ,own." "We an lhoWtac i.... tn iDld.alf i.n.tbi and llOC 11 N Mii ant
llD Jlanltr luWDed, bUt .,.. lD ~' oolon to add an accent to tiOth
~ -day·Ume dNliiiiil."
pw:npe will be lbown In wh!• and
brl1J:lt• worn with contra1tln1
ttocldnp. Drvwtch laid that New Yon fMhloD abowl ~ted lhell' bid~ wUb Wh&• ... and white h0tl•f'1 with bladl ,_ient
Ibo&
spring, according to Della
Villarreal-Stewart.
Clark emphasized the need for
colors in jewelry through the
frequent wie of temi-predoua l10neS.
Silver baa replaced the familiar gold
cha.lna and bracelets.
Color and natural fibel"S in linen
sport coats, silk shirts and cotto
chino trouaera, headline the men's
faahlons for spring. Charlie Cotton,
manager of At Ease in Fashion
Island, said madras shirts are
featured as well aa the traditional
hod and Polo knits. Colon 11.ke teal
blue in double-breasted linen 1porta
jackets, cream alacks and fight
colored silk ahlrta can guarantee to
stop accusations of being "preppie."
A common aerwe investment in
the current spring faahlonl for men
would be a clacron/wool suit with
two pain of panta, two ahirta. one in
silk, a claHic tie and a line n
double-breasted jlicket. said Cotton.
••Moet men~ Q)elr IUit coat
when worJdnc in the office, it la the
troU8en that wear out, not the coat."
"It makes teme to have two pain of
pan18 to a suit that can extend the
We .of the .Wt and be worn with
other jackets. ••
The claaak taaael loafer, the
trad1tional Baas and the Cole-bahn
aaddleshoe worn with colorful
cotton aweaten in rainbow colon,
chino and poplin pants, will be
leading the men'• faahlona for fun
this spring, aa1d Cotton.
John Vandivert, mana1er of
Harri• and F..rank, South Coast
Plaza, aa1d men make an investment
In their dotheL The natural fiber
fabrics, featuring a natural shoulder
line and 3~ Inch lapell for luitll and
coats, will remain c;omiat.ent. "A two
or three plece suit In the ll&hter
colors will be a good apring
Investment. Unen or natural DC>ly-wool bJendl ln a sport ooet and aik
or fine cotton thJrta would calT)' a
man throuah the aprina fuhlon
llealOn.'' '
Teen-aae mla ma'¥ be the only
market for ~y' cloth•. The
50'• lnokbu been lnterpre_ted Into ••RocJt-a·billy" by the h1lh 8Cbool
Mt. "Rock-a-billy," .. defined by
Leal.le Weldon of Hub Bub In South
Cout PlaJa, feetul'9, "full m..ea
In plaida and checka. briaht ahlrta
with up-turned collara, arote veste
ln bright pinks 81\d aqua, U1ht
toreador style pant•! polka aot
ceramic earrin1a and baby doll
ankJeta worn with pumpe and Oat
whl te tenh1a lhoee. '' •
The cbtldren'• fHhlon 1cene
follows a man tradidmal pattern,
llm1lu' to that of th* .,.,. ... Lori
Patenon of The Reef S.Uoon In
l'Mh1on laland. tUd .... wW W9U'
putel m-, wallrJDc lhoc1I and
vetta to match or conarut. CotD
.......... In bricbt primary~
and ~ • W\1ft\ by bOlh bow
and ..... -:-and i-. bit 1b11111n boch,...... ... brfab• WU1 ....an
a fawrhlt ~the~ -
jacket in a natural fabric very much
like thelr mother's would wear.
Bergstrom 's feature the
Granfranco Ruffini sport clothes
from Italy. Epria fashions for
children with put.el sweat shirts and
pants are popular with mothers
because of their easy care and the
ease of comfort for the children.
Children's dress clothes are al8o
following the 50's look said Sapien.
In the fashion world of. the 80'•,
these fabulous fifties are back,
featuring new colors and natural
fiber fabrics.
Services,
With ·as
In addition to over 50 unique shops and restaurants,
South Coast Plaza Village has many·convenient
seivices to make those errands and appointments
more enjoyable.
A number of our services include, The A.I.A:
Orange County, Anthony's Shoe Repair, Carlton
Hair International, Exclusive Travel Agency,
Fingernail Fixer .II, Fashion. Institute of De~ign
and Merchandfsing, I Framed it Myself, Personal
Formula, and Dr. Daniel Werner, Optometrist. .
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4 -Current -A Maigaz:lne for the OrMge ~/ Wedneeday, ~tllch 16, 1983
Kids know what they like -and pick lt
Tennis dress designed by
Today's Child's is screen
printed with hearts in
jade, raspberry or yellow
on a white ground.
These low-waist dirndl
pants deliver the new
fuller look. The matching
mini-1tripe top has easy
roll-up sleeves, button
ahotilden and big pockets.
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Skirt of new mini-dress is full and fiippy and the
convertible sleeves roll up or down. In easy-care
polyester and cotton knit, she can play any game
and win! . ~
'Tennies' .popular
· lVith younger set
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6 -Current -A Magazine for the Orange Coast/ Wed., March 16, 1983
.Light touch guides
men's '83 wardrobe
Double breasted blazer
in for spring.
The word for men's fashions, this
spring is light.
Lighter colors and lighter fabric
weights -a trend away from _the
deep shades and weightier fabrics
that dominated the suit and sport
coats last year.
~
Men's Fashion Association of
America aays there wUl also be an
increaae in double-breAsted fashions
and sport coata in silk and silk-look
cloths this spring.
The advent of lighter sqits otters
men the opponun.ity to dtf'ss well at
a lower cost. And then. of course.
there's the comfort of a cotton and
cotton blend auit.
F.or sport coata. the uae of pure t ailk:s. silk. blends and the look of silk
is the leading fashion trend this
spring. Linen blends and linen-looks
remain an important fashion factor,
and the blazer continues to be the
most wanted and most worn sport
coat ill the history of American
men's fashions.
To accompany the new suits and
sport coats, dress shirts will be far
more colorful with a definite trend
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Silky knit shirts patterned with sport coats and ascots.
MEN'S FASHIONS LIGHT ...
(From Page 6) "' to stripes-on-stripes..
There are 1tron1er p a1tel
colorings, with many colcnd stripes
and controlled pattema in the new
nedcwear.
And shirt oouar stylee wW feature
everything from the button-downs
to moderately and wid e 1pread
models. A new and um.&lSUal style ia a
button-tab collar.
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8 -Current -A Magazine for the Orange Coast/ Wednesday, March 16, 1983
Living, dressing well the best. revenge
Jeffrey Banks' spring and
summer collection best epitomizes
the term "living well ia the beat
revenge.''
The ahapee are clHD-li.ned, the
colon. petteml and~ work In a clearly modem way.
The collection ia 80ID8What more
"dl'ea9ed," with suits that are llim. sinale-breasted and llide-vented, or
beautifully double-breuted.
Fabrics are luxurious, with allk,
Irish linen, doeskin flannel, and
superfine cotton llale.
Or they are innovative-like a 10
ounce. tropl<:a:J wonted, patterned
with shepherd'• cbec:b. glen plaids.
and antique-pale stripes.
While Bank.a prefers the clean
look, he ia al80 a master at mixing
palette and pattern. His~afoam
a nd·-l vory houndstooth check
spor1coat traced with plum, pink
and yellow, over a multicolored
check ahirt, ivory trou8en, and pink
and aqua pin-dot tie ia an example.
Even Banks' aporta clothes sport a
new refinement this year. His
knitted shirta in a multitude of
sophisticated stripes and llOlda &re'
done in a super-ailkly mercerized
cotton llale ln a variety, of stitches.
Jeffrey Banks' spring and summer eolleetion reatiiies madras
plaids in all colors witb._panta of every length and variety.
Banks' n eckwear deserves
mention as he continually adds to his
amusinl motif club ties. Thia 9eUOI\,
he's featuring Sa>ttie dogs on silk, as
well q Fred Astaire, teams of 19209
tennis players, and a host of natty
pln-dot or peau de aoie bow ties.
THE DECO
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flDlllAI FIGJI LJ. SllDIE
Feel expensive..
Discover the luxury of true comfort when you try
Koret StJetch Ptus• Pants. Their concealed e&as-
tic waistband provides freedom of movement,
yet always stays ftat and smooth for a slim,
flattering ftgure. Choose from several rich
colors In machine washftble stretch gabardine.
So affordable, you'll want more than one pair.
EXPENSIVE IN EVERY WAY BUT THE PRICE
llluatra.ted: 129.00 Jlpper front pant. AllO
awaltable: Etaattc wal1t band pant, 12&.
altl9d putt"'On lktrt, • tn. Bluer Jacket, teO .
eotora: Black, navy, red, plum, beige, brown,
white, btue. Sime 8 to 18 •
Blase &eulptures a narrow
column.
CUrrart -A ~lne for the OrMge 6o.ti Wedneed8y, Merdt 16, 1983 -9
.Color£ ul col~lection from Blass
Fashion designer Bill Blau
empbuba brtgftt colon in hia new
spring collection. He al8o oontinuee
to give attentioll to blldt and white
~ and rounda out hia c:oUec:tiao
with a pink, brown and white group. '
The Blaa collection opens with
riotoua reda, yellowa, blues, Ol'aD8t!S
and greens. The prints are geometric
blocb, dota, ltripee or Oorala. ·
The daytime lilhouette ia narrow
and fitted. Jack.eta are hip Jenath.
The Walat la cinched, and skirts are
alim, just grazing the knee.
Tile o.lpped-in jlcket coven .Wta
u well aa day and evening dn!91e8.
Blua tailon hi.a jacketl and coata
with aar.z:i.:.i;ic lapel details. Daytime are fluid but always
shaped at the waist.
Evening drama la either Jean and
nan"ow or explodes ln sweeping
akirted ball CoWDS· The> evening
color pt.Jette la in the 9me bricht
clean color, black and white or
aubued plnla combination.
' BlUI combines Encliah aarden
chintz altirtl with gc.amer print
chiffona and linen tops.
He balances the atrictne9I of hil
daytime deligm with the sweeping
extravaganze of his evening
fashiona. Bill Blaae runs riot with bright colon for spring.
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Klein w8rdrohe .. sophisticated reality
Black and cream l'iviera
stripe flannel jacket is
worn with black Oanne l
high waist skirt.
Fitted clo~hing einphasized
in tailored jackets, skirts ..
Calvin Klem, in pre.enting his
spring collection for 1983, has added
a new touch of sophistication
without surrendering bis belief that
clot hes should be ~atic and
wearable.
The new collection opens with
sportswear in boldly striped or
vivid-toned cotton cropped sweaters.
The sweaters will be worn with
white linen high-waist trousers,
bermudas or very short skirts.
The emphasis ta on fitted clothing.
The new suits are ah.aped without
extreme exaggeratioo with sharply
tailored jackets and allm, tapered
akirta. Daytime fabrics -satin linens
and gabardines -are worn with
silk, high-<X>llared blouses
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Also offered are short bolero
Jackets, double-breasted blazers,
cashmere sweater jackets and a wide
shawl or peak lapel jackets.
The collection celebrates spring
with camellias over silk crepe de
chine in pepJum tops and skirts as
well as side-wrapped, draped
street-length dinner dresses. The
colors are black ivory to ranges of
fuchsia and navy, scarlet and black.
The impact of black and ivory bi-
color satin crepe dinner clothes la
highlighted by beaded bows in body
defining dresses.
Aoces80riea are considered a must
for the new collection. Integral to
the new tailoring are square-cut
faceted diamond shape ston es in
earclipe, bracelets, rings, pina and
choker necklaces. There are wide-
brimmed spectator straw hats and
bi-colored pumps on high heels.
Gloves with double facings in
electric colors att offered.
The spring collection ia dedicated
to Baron de Gunzburg, Klein's
longtime mentor and f riend. De
Gumbure died recently .
Cam ellia Oo ral siut erepe
de chine peplum lop with
side button skirt is shown.
The black patent has
black grosgrain piping.
• Current -A M9;81ine for the Orange Cout/ Wedneeday, March 18, 1983 -. 11
Big bucks in fashion kid stuff
Elevesl years -co Carol Mel'Clldo
gave up her career in architecture to
c::.~ children'• mhion dellgn
Hel" San Eran~iaco-baaad
oompeny. Today' a Child. hu become
one of the front-runnen in the
bus:lne9.
Her first collection waa ao
llUCC8dul that ahe took an a~.
Doug Miller, a Stanford MBA
graduate, to handle the bulinaa end.
Sales of $7 to $10 million are
projected .thia yeer with 600 to 800
accounta and ahowrooma In New
Y Ol'k, Chicqo, Dallaa, Los Angeles
and Florida.
Tbelr partnenblp worked 80 well ,
that Miller and MercadO are now
husband and wife.
Mercado credit• her lack of apparel training for the fresh,
avante-prde look of her line. Her
ardllt.ectuml bedr.,....:!;r" bu toW'ard function and ort, with
details like hup cargo pock.eta that
really work, •Y ot.erven.
Practical fabrle11 become ht1h
faabfon with Mercado'• light-
hearted touch. She waa one of the
flrat to recognise the fashion
potential of sweatahirt knita.
Her aweatab irta are chic
"aocknib" with striped rlbb«l cu.ffa
and push-up 1ep ... or they''re ultra
feminine with pinafore ruffles and
flouncea.
Hunting and flahlna loolu are
IC&1ed down and apiced up with
fabric mixes like corduroy and
"feather leather" polyurethane.
Vesta with roomy pockets are
la)tered over twO~Ql' matchJng
flannel plaid ab1rta. It'• a .eparat.es
wardrobe, ap1aabed with style.
When fJ9Cb line ia ready.~ Mere.do
and MWer put it to the add test with
a youn1 J\.!ry of neighborhood
children and their mothers. They
approve both the line and the
pricing before it la presented to
bu yen.
Mercado plans to add a boys wear 1 line, stuffed toys. children'• ah.oe9,
hoalery, layette• and crib
fum.lahinga. . Carol Mereado
Softer lines, colors for eyes, lips and nails
A aofter touch I oY-eyett,
and nails is in v e.
BJ GLENNA JOBN80N FOSTER .......... DllJ .... aye. lip and mil colon thja spring
will keep up wttb the f.uhAon trmda
of IOfter Un. and colon.
Mary Ka7 Coametica have
deveJoped a C0111pletely new line of
cokn lor spring. Polly Quain. Mary
Kay aalea director In Newport
Beech. aaid.
"Our eyeUnen and ahadowl are in
IOft phum, browna, pl\DD p.nb and
aky blue.. Soft oorall and rwe ln l4J>
cxdors are most ccmpatlble with the
feminine f:l.ftlea look. ..
Dru Bell-Dyen, Mary Kay
consultant In Orange, iltl md that
fASHION f'OI U:SS •A TRADITION SINCE 1936
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The Pottery Shack offen a
complete bridal regbt.ry.
Dinnerware for elegant to
caauaL dining. All tabletop
acc..ories, cookware,
glasaware. flatware,
furniture and much more.
LOOK FOR ADS ON
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basic akin care to combat the
exposure to the California aun la
imperative. "We have a dirty
environment here, cleansing
properly and protection frcm the
aun'a raya with a 1un ecreen la
neceaury. Make-up la like the
tro.dn& en a cab, a aood, well~
fOC' akin .. the cUe. .. aaid Dyen.
The amt *>ft plwm, ~ and
pinks will be the popular aprtng nail
colora according to Sandy of
Mlthetim of Newport :ae.cb. Hair
ttylista at Asthetics aalid that hair
stylea will be abor1er' an the lldm.
atrat1hter and shoulder length. Lonaw and fuller hair on top with
flufly banp and natural coloring.
South Cout PJ.ua 'a Aida Grey
Sam'• ataff predicted IOft, full hair
atylea without a def:lnite curl Colors
will be ao natural looking that
ooJorina wW be undefined.
''Natural hair color la not all one
color," uJd the ataff apokeape.reon.
''three or four cokr highlighting will
produce a more natural look."
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Arriving storm. nips spring fever bud
By STEVE MITCHELL or .. ....,,... ....
The Or•!'••. Coaat i1 in for
another IOAklnt. with up to two
lndM9 of rain expecU!d between toniaht and tomorrow afternoon.
But weather forecuten aald
the cambtnation of blih windl,
rain• and bi& 1urf won't be
Dunes
decision
expected
tonight
By STEVE MARBLE or .. ....,,......., .
A $30-milllon expan1lon of,
Newport Dunes aquatic park -
an aging facility on Upper
Newport Bay -hinges tonight /I
on the 1ettlement of a two-year-
old lawsuit.
The 1uit ha1 held up
_ improvement.I at the 70-acre
park and owners claim the
popular 1ummer attraction hu
slowly slipped into disrepair .•
l..an'y Buxton, a IJJOkesman for
the ownen, aaJd attendance haa
fallen off drutlcally in recent
years and cuatomen complain
the park ian't what it once wu.
"It'• aort of been like painting
the Golden Gate Bridge," he
explained. "Once we fix up one
end of the park we have to go
bllCk to the other end and 1tart
OYel' again."
Whlle located in Newport
Beach, the water-oriented Plttk ii
Oil state thielanda controlled by
Oraqe c.ounty pemmenL The
land & Jeued to a private firm -
Newport ~Inc.
The city 1ued the county in
early 1981 when the Newport
Dunee expansion pl.ans tint were
unveiled. Clty olfidala worried
abiout the amount of expmsiml
and charaed the county wu
trying to railroad the plan•
t.b.rouch-
Tbe twO Ii.dee tentatively have
agreed to call off the laWllUit to
permit a reduced amount of
expemion. A public review of the
plan and the propoeed lawsuit
~t will be conducted at 7
p .m . ln the Newport Beach
Council Chamben.
If the 1uit is 1ettled as
anticipated, the private firm will
be permitted to con1truct a
275-room family inn, 100 new
(See DUNES, Page AZ)
Jury eyes
penalty
for killer
By STEVE TBIPOU or .. .,,... ....
The Onnp County jury that
convicted Robert Jack1on
'lbompmn of tint...,,_ murder
will decide, 1tartJn1 Monday,
whether to recommend to a Judae that he die for the crime. -'nie six-man, 111..x-woman jury
decided yeltttday after 19 hours
of deliberation that Tbompeon
kUled 12-year-old Anaheim
newlboy Benjamin Brenneman
afi.r abductln1 and aexually
mo1ellUng him bi Aucu-t 1981.
Brenneman'• mother Kay
wept and buged her mother u
the verdict w-. re.ad in Superior
Court Juqe Donald ~·· courtroom.
Tbe crime qu•U&. for death
penalty conalderatlon becaUM
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nearly u heavy u the deluaee
that inundated the coast the Jut
few montha.
"It'1 going to be bad, but not
that bad,'' National Weather
Service 1peclallat Bob Weblter
aaJd today.
He'a calling for lncreaalng
cloudine11 tonight wlth a 40
Day of the iguana
percent chance of ahowen later
thU. evening. Raina will be heavy
at times tomorrow, with ahowen
mixed with a few
thunder1howe r1 in the
afternoon. South-to-aoutheut
wlnd1 ranging from 25 to 35
mllet per hour alao are predicted.
A high pressure ty1tem that
It may be a face only a mother could love,
but Cindy Bracken shows affection for
Simba, an 18-year-old iguana, at the
Fountain Valley Recreation Center. The
20-pound reptile belongs to Cindy's
boyfriend, Ralph Fernandez of Fountain
Valley.
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Slain newsboy's mother Kay Brenneman 1
(right) and grandmother Bobby Pace
embrace as guilty verdict is announced.
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protected Southern California
from Sunday'• 1tonn hu moved
further aouth, and will •rve no
u.eful purpo9e th1a time around.
The main 1torm 1y1tem,
located off the Pacific Northwett,
i1 expected to hammer
Wuhln1ton, Oreaon and
Northern c.autornia much harder
than Southern ~altfornl~,
Webl~ aaJd.
Weather forecaster Dieter
Crowley Hid pounding 1urf
generated by the 1torm 1hould
hit Orange Cout beaches later
tonliht and tomorrow.
And 1pedalilt Pat ~we said
the long-range forecast calla for
variable cloudlneu Friday
through Sunday, with 1howeni
likely both Friday and again
Sunday.
MeanwhJle, beach city crew•
continue to clean up the debrla
and damage from the Jut round
of 1tonna.
(See STORM, Pase A%)
Beach .. .
guard
costs
shared
What has become an annual
spring rite in Orange County -a
debate as to whether or how
much beach dtiea should be paid
for providing lifeguard aervioes
-has been reaolved, at least for
the next five Jears.
The Boar of Supervisors
voted 3-1 yeaterday to negotiate
agreements with the cities of
Huntington Beach, Newport
Beach, San Clemente, Laguna
Beach and Seal Beach that will
govern how county subsidies for
Weguarda will be divided up. The new formula ii hued on
the actual salary costa lncu.rred
by each city for providing .. ucb
services during the preceding
year. The formula was devi.9ed
by county officiala working with
repreee'l'ltatives from five dtiee.
It wlil work this way: The
actual salary ooeta of lifeauarda
and auperviaors ln all five dties
wlll be totaled. Then, each dty's
proportion of that total will be
Wied to determine lta s~ of the
county subsidy.
U a city, for example, paid ita
Uf egu.a.rd.a what amounted to 10
percent of the total cost. it would
be eligible to receive 10 percent
of the county'• aubsidy.
County government hu .et
aalde $248,24\ in Harbors,
Beeches and Par~ District funds
for this fiscal year'• aubaidy,
supervt.ora were told.
However, Superviaor Ralph
Clark. who repreeenta an inland
district, voted against the
meaaure, saying pertinent
lnfonnation was not CONidered
when the formula was being
devi8ed.
Clark questioned why
subsidies 1hould be given to
coastal citie1 that derive
lncreaaed revenuea from bed and
(See COSTS, Pa1e AZ>
Tiine share resort planned
Laguna couple envision complex on blufftop property
By STEVE M.ITCRELL
of'hl)ellr ........
The blufftop property just
south of Main Beach Park ln
Laguna Beach ii vacant now,
with the exception of a bulldozer
and a few Jarae dump truda.
But motorcycle race producer
Mike Goodwin and his wife
Diane have big pJans for the acre
parcel at 611 South Coast
Highway.
In time, a three-1tory time-
share re90rt. with retail ahope on
the street level, two levels of
No downed plane found
A two-hour seareh off Laguna
Beach'• 1horellne laat ni&ht,
involving four hellcopt.en, flre
boat.a, police and life1uard1,
I.ailed to tum up evidence of a
reported plane cruh.
Lquna Betlch police received
1everal calll from people who
cla1med to. have eeen a plane go
ln the water approximately 8
half mile off Main ee.ch at about
8 p.m.
Officen called for umt.ance,
and hellcopten from the Cout
Guard in Long Beach and from
Newport Beach, along with two
fire boat1 from the Sheriff'•
Department harbor patrol in
Newport and Dana Polnt. began
a 8eal'Ch of the ocean surface for
debril or survivors.
Sgt. Dean Cordell of the
Sheriff'• Harbor Patrol in
Newport Beach aaid the leaJ"Ch
wu called off at about 9:30 p.m.
No planes were reported'
mJm1na from loaal alrportl.
Ariao11a State Wl'fftlins
1tar Gary Bohay, a
produ.et of Fountain
Valley~ 11 aen.lq hl1
li1ht1 on the Olymplea
after hannc u unbeaten
1euon 1toppecl I• the
NCAA flaa ... Pap 81.
underground parking and a
public sta.irway to the beach, will
be constructed.
Time-share units will be aold
in week and two -week
tncrementa, with the purchuen
holding title to • percentage of
the property.
The Goodwins pun:hued the
property, obtained all the needed
approvals and are working now
with meveral developen to put it
all tosether.
"We're not developers, we're
k.agera," aaJd D1ane Goodwin. ~e couple, who have lived in
Laguna Beach for eight yean,
plan to work with a developer to
complete the expected $2.5
million to *3 million project.
Architect Tim Wilke.'
blueprintl call for creation of 25
luxury tlme·ahare unita on the
three-level brlck..and-redwood
atructure with aeveral 1hop1
(See LAGUNA;l»ace Al)
..
I ..
PEN*LTY .•.
From Page A1
jurore found that Thomp1on
~and 1eXu.ally abUled
the youth before murderina him.
The defendant l1 a prevfoualy
convicted •it offender.
McCarttn ordered jurors to
return Monday fM the start of
the penal ty phase of
Thompeon'• trial. Alter heartnc
teeUmony and arlUJ1)enta from
attomeya for both lldes, the jury
will decide whether to
recommend death or life in
prison without the poaeibllity of
parole for Thompeon.
Mccartin la empowered to
chan1e a death penalty
recommendation to life ln pr1aon
lf he choo1ea, but he cannot
increase a life Imprisonment ~tion by the jury to
death...
Tbompeon. 36, bid refuted ln
court an earlier account to police
of hia contact wlth Brenneman
o n the day the youth
disappeared.
He teatlfled that he made a
sexual advance on the youth
when Brenneman came into hia
apartment to 90liclt a newspaper
subecrlption for the Register, but
that the youth fled ln fear. That
wu the last time he saw him,
Thompeon tesd.fled.
But two days aft.er the boy's
body waa tocmd in the Palos
Verdes area of Loa Angeles
County, Thompeon told police he
--
Robert Thompeon
hears verdict read
had carried the youth from hia
apartment ln a steamer tnmk
and releued him alive l.n Palm
Verdes.
New countf ·jaii site search shifted
SupervilfOrs vote to drop propoaed Santa 'Ana Civic Center area lrom plans
Oran1e County auperv'-ora
voted }'n\erday &o drop Santa
Ana'• Clvk! Cellter from further
conalderation u a aita for a new
COWlty Jail, vtrtually UNrina the
facility will be built ln one of two
remote canyona ln the county'•
north ... t comer.
The board voted 4-0 to reectnd
it.a controversial Feb. 1 action
that narrowed the number of
potential jall-11te locatlona to
Santa Ana, Gyp1wn Canyon and
Coe! Canyon.
Besides dropping the Civic
Center alte, the board allo
d1.rected that a study determine
the economic feulbtllty of
k>cetlnm a Mnltary 1.a.ndtW on the
Mini .rte • the new jalL Yeeierday11 compromlH
aareement wu worked out by
1upervl1ora Roa•r Stanton,
whose district Includes Santa
Ana, and Bruce Neatande
followlnl WMkl of lobbylna and
p~ from various Santa AN
civic and buainea or1anliatJona
oppoied to the conat.rUCtion of a
new jail ln the city.
Neatande had urged the
board'• Feb. 1 action after
pledalni to resident• in hla
dl1trtct that he would flaht a
proposal to convert the
minlmum-aecurlty James A.
Mualck H onor Farm Into a
hlahef'41CU11ty county jail.
lfeatande, who eeconded
yHterday'a motion, called the
eUmlnatlon of the Santa Ana alte
a "areat victory for the people of
Orange C.OWlty."
He added, "We have 30,000
acrea-plua of vacent land; if we
can't. flnd a site in thoae remote
areas, we ouaht to quit our Jobe."
Also asreelna waa Supervi.lor
Ralph Clark, who said he aaw
"value" ln trying to convert the
jail lite to a dual u.e. But Clark
cautioned that a •10 million price taa for the jail might force the
board to begin lta site .election
Artist's rendering depicta how multimillion dollar project will look .
pro<.UI a.ll over qaln.
That didn't sit too weU with
Stanton, who prom.lied he would
never support any ection to re-
1 n trod u c e site• already
eliminated.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder,
who WH not pre1ent at the
meet1n1. Indicated her support
for the action ln a letter that waa
read lnto the record.
The board haa been ICOW'ini
the county for a site on whkh to
build a medium -maximum
security jail to relieve
overcrowding at the current jail
in Santa Ana.
-Jeff Adler
LAGUNA. • •
From Page A1
fronting the highway
Bllecting the ahope will be a
public thoroughfare leading to
the bluffs in back of the building,
where beachgoen will be able to
de.cend a wooden staircase to the
sand. A public viewing platform
also is planned for the blufftop.
Parking for 43 vehicles will be
provided ln the underground Iota
for time-sh are tenants and
shoppers.
Goodwin said the 620-aquare··
foot units will be sold to clientele
with substantial incomes.
Huntington disaster center aided 820
STORM BREWIN'. • • State and federal offlciala
moved out of the Huntington
Beach Diauter Alliatance Center
ln Hunttnaton ~ yesterday.
Buainem WU jood.
replace or repair their property.
Businessel filed another 150 loan
applications.
replacement of clothing, food,
nursing service and medical
supplies.
occurred when several earthen
flood control channels burst and
water overflowed into homes. Huntington Beach city
work.era have just finished
pickin1 up pilings from the
damaged municipal pier, and
Huntlqton state beaches are
open, althouib there la still t101ne
sand on the public lots.
The northern end of Bolaa
Chica State Beach la ready to
open after major repaira and
cleanups. but will remain cl~
COSTS .. •
sales taxes durln& the summer
montha. He uked that the matter
be delayed untll a report conoem1n& tax revenues could be
supplied to the board.
Supervi9or Bnkle Nestande, on
the other hand, called the
aubaldie1 a "leffitlmate
countywide prosram..' He said he
belJeva it la f.a1i for the county to
share the OO!llt of jU&l'dlna city
bMches because ., many Inland
residents flock to the cout.
County ~t haa been
~lifeguard subsidle. to Coutal cf tie. since 1943.
Coastal
until a four-mile stretch 01
Padfk Cout Highway between
Golden Weat and Warner
Avenue ia open. Offida1a ay that
area could be open by Friday, but
the new storm may delay that
timetable.
In Newport Beach, clty
official.I aay it will be at least
F.aater before beaches and the
harbor a re cleared of storm
debrla.
DUNES • • ••
boat .Ups. ~ restaurantl and a
marlne-crlented buGne. center.
The improvements are mueh
lees than the company or1glnally
wanted.
In exchanae for ,dumping the
lawatit, the city gets $600,000 for
road improvement• and a
atipulaUon that all cocwtrUcUon will meet city buUdfna coda The
park owner al8o bu qr"eed to
build a bike trail around the
park.
Buxton said it will be at leut a
year before the owners can begin
construction. A stale Coastal
Comm1asion permit la needed and
a S 1 mHiion dredgina of the
Newport Duns lagoon al8o must
be finished.
When they clmed down at 6
p.m. to aet up another dl.aaater
center at Ontario for San
Bernardino and R iverside
County victims, ofUciala had
provided dlaa.ater aalatance to
820 people.
Most flood victims -many
from Huntington Beach,
Newport Beach and C.O.ta Mesa
-were aeek:lng help ln the form
of low-interest loan.a from the
Small Bualnem Administration.
Offidala reported that famlliea
tiled 621 applications for loans to
But while offlctab from the
Federal EmeraencY Management A,aency and ihe State OOJce of
Emergency Services were
breakin1 camp, repre.entatives
ol the American Red er.. were
planning to staff the center at the
lower level of Hunttncton Be.ch
Ovic Center until Saturday.
Hours are from noon to ~ p.m.
(A dJaaater aaaiatance
lnfonnat1on number al.lo la ltill
open. The toll-free number la
800-54 7 -3993.)
The Red Croa haa efven aid to
173 famlllea in th~ _'-r~ of
temporary shelyr. th'e
Harbor seawall
recoating OK'd
.....
Orange County auperviaon
have ~ to add a few new
touchea to Newport Harbor -
one above the waterline, the
other below.
Su perv lao ra approved
spending $160,000 to re-Coat steel
bulkheada along 860 feet of
seawall, between the Balboa
Yacht Club and the dock's end al
the U.S. Cout Guard station.
Also approved wa1 an
agreement permitting the U.S.
Customs Service to use office
space in the Sheriff'•
Department Harbor Patrol
building.
Rain due tonight
Customs agent.a lnveatigaUng
International narcotial smuggling
have been using office apace in
the building for about three
years. The agreement, which will
cost the county about •1.000 a
year, formalliea the
arrangement, accord1ng to Rober:t
Davia, patrol director for the U.S.
Customs Service Los Angeles
division.
Thursday, March 17
Na·~ WH.,,., Se<•"~ 70
County enatneera requested
that the aeawall in the harbor be
recoated becauae aeawater had
begun to corrode the metal wall.
The last prote.ctlve coating was
applied to the wall 10 years .go,
supervi9ors were told.
tFllr l0d9y IM wlttl IOOI ..... '9
doudl tOl!laM end a 40 ~ cllanct of rain late tonight!
C>wmlgllt 1owe 52 to M. "-lfl
i-y at tlmet durtno morning lloure. 811owert and a few.
tllund•rtllowere tolftorrow •tt_,_, extending Imo • 10
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tlaewllere, fro"' Point Conception to tlle Me•lcan
border end out IO mlee· Uoht
_,... .... today, lllOl.-lnQ
eoutlleaat wind• tonlglll,
IJeO a fflllla 20 to IO llnote over Temperatures N()AA US 0.01 c.I CO"""tftt 70
Fronts· COid .,. Warm .,.. Occluded ..,..
Funds for the project are to be
taken from the Harbors, Be.ches
and Parka Dmtria bdget.
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Coastal reaidenta bore the
brunt of the Match 1-3 rainstonn
that cau.ed about $50 million ln
damage.
Damage of about $17 million
was reported In Huntington
Beach alone. Moat of the damage
The Huntington Beach pier
and the End Cafe at the end of
the pier also were dama~ed.
Officials said the cafe ia alateei to
be demol.i.shed Monday for safety
reaaons.
Memorial rite set
for missing flier
A memorial service for
Newport Beach buaineaaman
Brian Bertha, one of two men
loet in the snow-covered Sierra
Nevada. will be held tomorrow,
St. Patrick'• Day.
"lt wu his favorite day of the
year. It seemed appropriate,"
said Ted RobinsOn. a business
parmer and friend of Bertha.
Bertha and hla companion Jeff
LeHecka are believed dead after
the twin-engine plane they were
flying went down eut of the
Mammoth Mountain skl resort
Feb. 28.
Their bodies and the plane
Bertha was flying have not been
found . An exhaustive and
expensive 13-day search in the
mountains near Bridgeport was
halted Sunday.
Family friends said a separate
memorial service will be held for
LeHecka and tentatively has
been aet for Saturday.
Services for Bertha will be
held at 2 p.m. at Our Lady Queen
of Angela in Newport Beach.
"It's our belief that nobody
could survive up in the
mountains under such poor
conditions for so long," aald
Robinson, ex plaining the
memorial services.
Bertha, the father of two, was
a resident of Capistrano Beach.
LeHecka. married with no
children, lived ln Laguna Beach.
Slain boy to Chicago
By The Alaoclated Pres•
The body of Patrick Muon, 5,
who was killed by a policeman
mistaking the boy's toy gun for a
real one. haa been flown home to
Chicago fur burial, authorities
said.
Patricia Ridge, the ~/
mother, e.oorted her aon'a t
aboard a Jet America airliner
yesterday at Long Beach airport.
She and her eon had moved to
Stanton in Orange County laat
year from a Cbica,go teneme.nt ln
hopes of find.lnc a better life.
But on March 3, Stanton
policeman Anthony Sperl, 24,
entered their apar1ment checking
on Ridge's whereabouta and aaw
a figure holding a gun in a
darkened room. The gun was a
toy, and the figure waa little
Patrick, It turned out.
Ridge's attorney, Richard
Farnell of Newport Beach, bu
filed a $20 million wrongful
death claim against the city of
Stanton.
Stanton police have turned
their reporta over to the district
attorney for evaluation.
ArmorAll Protectant ls a scientific formula that
helps keep dashboards. vinyl end leather seats. vlnyl
tops and tlc.esJooklng new.
ArmorAll penetrates beneath the surf8(:e fo
protect against ozone. oxygen and ultraviolet rays
that cause fading, cracking and peeling. And It
actually retards deterioration.
s1.aa
I oa. P.nMctotent
Playlwuse benefit
to aid sea lions
A benefit to rat.e fund.a for the Laguna Beach Friends of
the Sea I.Jon will be hOllted by Laguna Moulton Playhouae
tomonow ln the fonn of a aiage pro<luction.
"Chapter Two," Nell Simon'• comedy, wW be performed
at 8 p.m. to raile funds for food and medical auppll" for sick
and injured lea1a and aea llona.
The ticket. price la $10 and la tax-deductible. For ticket
re.ervationa, call 494-9004.
•Costa Me98 High School aenior Zack Dop1oa has been
named a flnallat ln a national photography contest for h.ia ~ ol Iaamu Noguchl's rock aculpture garden at South
Plaza Town Center.
Dopeon placed ln the top five percent of the 19,000 entries
received by Photographers' Forutn, achool officials said.
•A "Gigantic Swap Meet," co-sponsored by the Dana
Point Chamber of Commerce and Dana Point Rotary will be
held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The swap meet will be at the comer of Coast Highway
and Niguel Road in Dana Point, adjacent to the Dana Niguel
Library.
Proceeds Crom vendor spaces (at $10 per space) and
so-cent admiaalon, wW benefit the library and the Nautical
Heritage Mu.ewn in Dana Harbor. For more information, call
493-7004.
•The Artist Council of the Laguna Beach Museum of Art
1a presenting a fihn night of COl"{ledy next Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Featured wW be humorous, avant-garde films such as
"Vicious Cycles," "Sergeant Swell," "California Girls," and
"Kraimer Nonnan, Beloved Husband of Erma."
Admission ls $2.50 for museum members, $3.50 for non-
memben and $1 for students. The films will be shown at the
muaeum at 307 Cliff Drive.
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W. County schools switch holidtiy
Public 1ehoola In Hununaton The di· fferent schedules scrambled m order to cau.e I.em dianapdon. BHch and Fou.ntain Valley will offlctala uid.
break with tradltJon thl1 year (amity vacation plans. The chanae affecta all a1x hJah and cloee lor the aprtna holiday 11ehool.t In the Huntln,ion S..Ch
tho week after r.uc.r. Union Hlah School Dtatrlct. the
Scboola have almOlt •lwaya reocelved a number of complaints Huntington Beach -and alao adult school, the evenlna ht&h
held J!'.ut.er vac:aUona -oUlclally about the April 4-8 vacation who hate younaatert In other achool and the Hunim,ton Bdch
called apnna rec.a -the week period. dlatrlcta with traditional vacation City, Fountain Val.le)I-&nd Ocean
before Euter. (Eute r Sunday Some callen, 1he aaid, cla.1med echedules -a1lo complained View elrmentary dlttricta.
lh1I year 1a April 3.) that the aprlna break la The different achedulea Schoola ln the Newport-Mesa,
The schedule chan1e waa . aacrlle1loua In that atudentt scrambled family vacation plana, Laguna Beach and Irvine unified
brou1ht about at a re1ult of would be in 1ehool durtna holy they Mid. dlttrlci.I wW be cJ09ed the week
contract negotiation• between week and on Good Friday. Elementary dlttrlcta followed of March 28 in obaervance of the
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The teachers reportedly
contended that Friday, April 1,
wu the exact mld·point of the
aprlna semester and vacation
aft.er that date would cauae lees
lnterrupUon of instruction due to
acheduling of examinations.
An official said the d1atrict baa
Tree removal
planned for
Mesa Verde
The removal of old trees
causing Coeta Mesa sidewalks to
buck.le will be diacusaed during a
public meeting at 7:30 tonight in
the library of TeWlnkle School,
3224 California St. .
City Public Services Director
Bruce Matt.tm said $240,000 has
been budge~ for removal and
replanting of trees and the
replacement of damaged
sidewalks, curbs and gutters.
Construction la ext:f.ted to
begin this spring on 'fornia,
Colorado , Dakota , Iowa,
Michigan, Minnesota, Montana
and Oregon streets.
Mattern said the ficus variety
trees have caused the most
problems in the area. Officiah
have not yet decided what type
of tree will be replanted there.
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'Tis the time for toastin' the green
Greet the St. Paddy's
Day crowd with a lively
collectlon of party treats -
all properly green. of course.
Kiwifruit Daiquiris, frosty-cold,
and delicately tinted with popular,
emerald green kiwifruit are a grand
way to start off the festivities. Hook a
pinwheel slice of kiwifruit on the edge
of each glass as a special salute to
this gret;tn and glorfous day.
Sprightly green pistachios are the
perfect go-with, so be sure to keep a
generous supply of this tun-to-eat nut
on hand for nibbling throughout the
day.
And don't forget to serve
Pistachio Appetizer Twists, or those
dyed-In-the-green Irish may ne'er
forgive ye.
Pistachios are available In a
natural tan shell. Easy to crack, the
bright green nut can be added to
salads, desserts, appetizers and
candles or simply served au natural.
Kiwifruit, the stylish little fruit that
feels fuzzy and tastes fabulous, is
available October through May. Serve
In salads, fruit cups or with fancy
desserts or eat right out-of-the-shell
seeds and all.
Everyone becomes Irish on St.
Patrick's Day, and the rollicking fun
of the day is excuse enough for a
. hearty celebration. So lift your hat,
and bring on the green!
KIWIFRUIT DAIQUIRI
1 ldwlfrult. pered Md .....
2 or S tHIPDMe .... 1 t8lll11pun .... )Uloe
1 or 2 OWtoee rum
1 drop ....... food oolor (optlonel)
• ..,. oubM, orueMd
2 kiwifruit ......
Combine all Ingredients except kiwifruit
slices In blender container; blend until
smcoth. Garnish edge of each glass with
kiwifruit slice. Makes 2 servings.
Verletloft: Rum may be omitted.
PISTACHIO APPETIZER
TWISTS
1 peclr.ege (17'JI ouncee) froien
puff .,...,, ................
1 919 """9, elghtlJ bHten \\ cup flnelr chopped, •h•ll•d
pletec:Noe
CoerM or Koeher ... trte Nit
• Unfold puff pastry. Lightly brush dough
with egg white. Sprinkle with pistachios and
light coating of salt. Tum pastry over; repeat
with egg white, pistachios and salt. Cut Into
~x3,~·lnch strips. Twist strips; place on
baking sheet. Bake at 350 degrees F. about
15 minutes or until llghtly browned. Serve
warm. Makes about 72 twists.
Verletlon: Pistachio Appetizer Twists
may be prepared using your favorite pie crust
recipe. Bake at 425 degrees F. about 10
minutes or until lightly browned.
PISTACHIO MEATBALLS
AND KIWIFRUIT
8w•t encl Sour 8euoe
Combine all Ingredients except kiwifruit
and Sweet and Sour Sauce; mix well. Roll
Into 1-lnch balls. Place on baking sheet.
Bake at 375 degrees F. 15 to 20 minutes or
until lightly browned.
Pare and cut kiwifruit Into chunks; toss
with meatballs. Pour Sweet and Sour Sauce
over meatballs and kiwifruit; serve In chafing
dish or over food warmer. Makes abou1 36
meatballs.
8w•t Md 8our .. ucr. Combine Y.i
cup packed brown sugar and 1 tablespoon
cornstarch; stir In 1 can (6 ounoes)
pineapple juice, 3 tablespoons vinegar and 1
tablespoon soy sauce. Cook and stir until
thickened; add 2 tablespoons sliced green
onion. Makes 1 cup.
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Lifeline phone call
proposal attacked
By 'ne A11ocla&ecl Preti
SAN FRANCISCO -Pacific Telephone la
trying to make money by taking advantage of the
helpleaa and disabled, criUca of a propoeed $1-billlon
rate increue aa1d at a public hearing.
Angry and fruatrated, more than a dozen penona
opposed various parta of the plan yes1ttday before the
California Public Utilities Cornrniu!on which will
eventually decide how much Pacific Telephone geta.
Uthe full lncreue la granted, residential flat rates
would climb to about $15 ln California. They are about
$7 a month ln moat areas now.
The attack was aharply focuaed on plana to cut
the number of "ftee" lifeline calla from 30 to 10 and to
c~e ·by the minute for excess calll. •u that'• not hitting below the belt I'll eat my
hat," said F.dlth Sarber ol San Frandaco, who said the
telephone company ia adding another expense for
people who already muat find ways to get along
without Social Seeurity lncreaaea, pay higher
Medicare coeta and rent.
F'actory use increases
WASHINGTON -U.S . manufacturers operated
their factories at 68.5 percent of capacity during
February, a 0.2 percentage-point gain from January,
the Federal Reserve Board reported today. The
increase was the third straight after factory uae had
dropped ln 14 of 16 montha. The new gain paralleled
yesterday's report that industrial production in the
nation's factories and mines roae 0.3 percent in
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