HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-04-14 - Orange Coast PilotTHI DRANGI COAST
THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1983
Beckman gift
to hospital
$5 million
By GLENN 8C01'T
Of'tM Deltr Net 1W1
Arnold 0 . &ckman aald hla •3
million pledfe provu lhal
bulldlna an rvfne Medical
Center la a aerloua pi;qpoaal, and
he •till wanu UC Irvine
Involved.
Beckman'• gift wu made
public yesterday by IMC board
membera seeking to build the
community hoapltal on land
(See BECKMAN, P11e At) Mobel ond Arnold Beckman
COUNTY IDITIDN
ORAN GE COUNTY . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
EiigineS fired for airport growth
Not hard to
• airport 'players'
It was easy to tell who was for expanding
John Wayne Airport and who wasn't during
yesterday's Board of Supervisors hearing on the
matter.
Those favoring expansion came garbed in
the soft, pastel colors of the only airlines based at
John Wayne, AirCal. Airline employees, two-
thirds of whom reside in Orange County, told the
board they were concerned about losing their
jobs if the airport didn't grow.
And then there were those wearing the
conservative three-piece suits. These were
mostly businessmen who testified that
enlargement of the airport would help the
county to maintain its economic vitality.
Those who opposed expansion dressed
differently. These were noise-weary residents of
Santa Ana Heights and Newport Beach who
wore the worried and sometimes angry faces of
home and property owners.
They testified that noise from departing
jetliners disrupted their lives and significantly
lowered the value of their properties.
One Santa Ana Heights resident told the
(See TESTIMONY, Pa1e At)
Kettler
. . to resign
board post
By PHU. SNEIDERMAN
O( ... DelJ .........
William Kettler of Huntington
Beach, a Coast Communit y
Collep District trustee for almost
two d ecades, announced laat
night he la resigning from the
college board, effective May 1.
Kettler said he ls stepp ing
d,own because of family ana
6uaineu commitmen ts -not
becawie he has been targeted in a
recall campaign aimed at
temovlnl all five truat.eC!9 from
oftioe.
"Thia ia not becauae of the
recall." he aid in an interview
this~ ··rd made it known
Trustee William Ke ttler
to board members and the
adminlatration lut year that I'd
planned to resign ...
K ettler, 61. manages the
satellite office of E. F. Hutton in
Santa Ana. He haa aerved on the
(See KETl'LER, Pa1e A!)
,
Newport vows fight
to halt expansion
By STEVE MARBLE Ofttte Deity Pltol ataff·
Surprised and irritated, city leaders and residents in
Newport Beach vowed today to fight the posslble addition
of 32 daily jet flights out of John Wayne Airport.
"I'm extremely disappointed," said Mayor Evelyn Hart
of the declSion to study the flight increase. "The city will
never accept this level."
Councilwoman Jackie Heather called the proposal by
Orange County supervisors "unrealistic."
Until yesterday's vote by supervisors to study
increasing flights from the present level of 41 -a-day as high
as 73, Newport City leaders thought they were close to
reaching a compromise with the county, which operates the
airport. ·
Newport resident J oe Mesh i, who lives under
the takeoff pattern, said supervisors tried to "camouflage"
their vote by mentioning a 55 flight limit with the
possibility of going up to 73.
"It's time for the public to take action or to forever hold
its peace," said Meshi.
"This came right out of the blue," Sllld Mayor Hart,
noting, though, she is pleased supervisors a.crret:d to consider
a legally binding agreement for an eventuai treez.e on dally
(See NEWPORT, Page A!)
By JEFF ADLER
Of the Diiiy l'1lot 8tafl
The prospect of 73 commercial
jetliners taking off over Newport
Beach each day roared i nto
reality yesterday when the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors approved further
study of a plan to increase John
Wayne Airport operations to that
level.
With Supervisors Thomas
• Daily jet takeoffs up
to 73
• Serve 8 million
passengers annually
• Increase use of
Ontario Airport
• Freeze daily takeoffs
at 73
R i ley and Bruce Nestande
dissenting, the board voted 3-2 to
direct that environmental impact
reports be prepared to consider
increasmg commercial opera tiom
at the airport to a maximum of 73
average daily departures.
The plan settled upon by the
five-membe r board for
modernizing and enlarging the
airport would be undertaken in
two phases. Jn phase one. the
airport would be enlarged to
accommodate 55 commercial
departures per day.
Phaae two, which would have
to be approved by a future Board
of S upervisors, would permit
enlargements to handle up to 73
daily departures.
In addition, the board directed
its legal staff to determine the
legality of entering into a binding
agreement with the City of
Newport Beach to freeze airport
operations at the 73-flight level.
The board also directed that
(See AIRPORT, Page A!)
Huntington doctor loses practice
By STEVE TRIPOLI
Of ltle Deir Net .....
Huntington Beach physician
Mark Hopp. banned by a judge
yesterday from practicing
medi ci ne at his dru~
detoxification clinic or dispensing
drugs. will next face a hearing on
whether that ban will be
extended until state officials can
complete their attempt to revoke
his medical licenae.
Trustees reject claims
in scuba diving death
Wrongful death cla1ms totaling
$6 million, filed by the family of
an Orange Coast College acuba
diving student who died during a
class trip, were rejected without
comment last night by Coast
Community College Dlatrlct
trustees.
The trustees ovenee Orange
Coast, Golden West and Coastline
colleaes.
The claims were filed by the
widow and children of Frank
Walter Scroggs Jr .. ~7. of Costa
Mesa, who died during a class
scuba diving trip to Catalina
Island on Jan. 13. The Los
Angeles County Coroner's office
listed the cau se of death as
accidental drowning.
The legal claims charge that
(See SCUBA, Pa1e A!)
Judge Robert knox granted a
temporary restraining order in
Orange County Superior Court
stopping Hopp's practice. The
order extends only until May 2,
however. when another hearing
will be held to determine If a
preliminary Injunction should be
issued against llopp.
The restraining order was
sought by representatives of the
state attorney general's office,
working for the state Board of
Medical Quality Assurance. In a
lengthy petition filed in support
of the r equest , the state
attorneys: ,..
-Accused Hopp of gross
negligence and incompetence, of
furnishing dange r o us drugs
without medical need , of
repeatedly furnishing excessive
amounta of drugs and unlawfully
furniahing dangerous drugs to
drug addicta.
-All e g e d that Hopp
fabricated a diagnoeis of drug
addiction for an undercover
: narcotics investigator and
fabricated symptoms of addiction
so that he could supply him with
(See DOCTOR, Paie A!)
Councilman
faces court
By ROBERT BARKER
O(lfle DellJ ,... .....
Westminster City Councilman
Gil Hodges and four other
Orange County residenta are
facing arraignment In federal
court on charges of conspirina to
file fa.Jae loan applicationa in the
purchaae o{ seven homea In
Huntington Beach.
(See COUNCILMAN, Pa1e Al)
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Radio-controlled
model raciq can run
flatout at the Co.ta
Meta raceway,
drawlq racen from
all onr Southern
Calllomia. See 81.
Tiie \J.S. Senate Tot ..
tomonow oa repeal Of
wlthholdlnt lntere" ot1 hank
1avlnp. SylYia Porter tella why
pa~e 11 • mut. P .. e 86.
Skinlold calipen mea1ured
body fat during a health lair al
Sowen School in Hundn1ton
Beach. More of the te1tln1 la
detcribed on Page A7.
....... ....
Sea lion• Little Joe,
Hou and Adam were
1et free by PonderoM
bou Lorne Greene in
Laguna Beach. Page
A4.
County correetlon
orflcer eomm 011 on
th need for a local
correetion 1y1tem.
Pa•e A6.
Sophomore pitcher
JuUe Carpenter h ..
lua.rlecl the Edlenn HIP loltlNall team to
the top of the CIF
raoldap wit.la lter
11·1 onrall reeOnt.
f!ate Cl .
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OranQtt Cout DAILY PILOTIThurlda~, Aprll 14, 111:1
BECKMAN. •
From Page A1
don.ated by \he lrvlne Company
In eoulhern Jrvtnt .
The 83-)'HN>ld Inv nt.or and
bu1lne11m1n, who founded
Beclc:man lnatrwnenta ln lrvt.ne,
haa puahed for a h01pltal In the
city for rnor. than a decade. He
hu often been a t oddl with UCI
offldala who have nev r atven
up pltN t.o build a h01plt&l on
thtl.r ctmpua.
"I'm 1tlll hopeful. I wouldn't
88)' I'm strongly posjtive, but rm
hopeful we can break down thia
growing rift between UCI and
the communlty and get them t.o
work together," Beckman said
yesterday.
IMC leaders believe the $S
million gift from the Arnold and
Mabel Beckman Foundation Is
the largest ever offered In
Orange County for a health care
facility. Beckman said the money
has no str ings attach ed for
co nstruc ting the proposed
222-bed hospital on land just
north of the San Otego Freeway
bftween Sand Canyon Avenue
and the Laguna Freeway.
The medical ce nt er 1s
esllmated lO cost $86 mlllion. A
feas1b1hty study prepared by
consultant Richard Slot.ow said
from $1 5 lO $20 million m cash
must be raised fro m the
community to keep financing
costs low enough to support
reasonable health care costs,
Beckman said.
Beckman's pledge is contingent
upon state approval t.o construct
the medical center. IMC officials
are com peting with the
HealthWest Foundation of
Chatsworth, which is seeking t.o
build a simiu:.r hospital at UCI.
Beckman suggested his pledge
shows that IMC is moving
forward with its plans and said
he hoped the "cool heads" in the
hospital competition could still
work out a sat~facto r y
compromise.
SCUBA. • •
From Page A1
the college did n ot provide
pr oper equipment and
supervision on the excursion.
Attorneys for the family say they
ar e awaiting results of tests
conducted on the underwater
breathing equipment used by
Scroggs. The equipment was
owned by the college.
By rejecting the claims. the
college trustees were denying
responsibility in the case. A claun
must be submitted and re,ected
before a formal lawsuit can be
filed.
Partly because of the student's
death, Orange Coast College has
canceled all scuba diving classes
in mid-semester.
Huntington Beac h
Femeie 91u<Mnlt 1tt Ed._, High Sc:l>OOI
IOld P<>llee t,,.y ..it.,9d a wom..i'a rMI room y .. t.,day and enc:ounterllCI • maJ\
llandlnQ "tlerk ..... Id." ~t kit • ~
tkl mHk ov•r hi• lac.. The man then
OOnnllCI • * -1aNr1 -gr.., penta ,,.
heel ~carrying ----runnlnG lowvd • ecllOOI lield
J....ity Yalull<I II $ 1,000 W .. r41P«1ed
llOlen In tne llurglary ol a home on the HOO
l>IOCk or 81•c•yn• Court Entry ....
Life in the, laboratory
Bonnie Rashid, chief lab technician a t Fountain Valle y
Community Hos pital, operates a chemical analyzer in one of the
hospital's labs. Hospital employees a re obse~ving National
Medical Laboratory Week , which concludes Saturday. Over the
past 12 years, Fountain Valley Community's la b staff has grown
from four to 60 e mployees.
TESTIMONY: JOBS VS. NOISE. • •
From Page A 1
supervisors she felt "lmpnsoned by the noisy
conditions" surrounding her home.
On the other hand, an AirCal flight
attendant who has been laid off his job
commented. "We all are assets to this commuruty,
but more and more we a.re becoming liabilities in
the unemployment hne."
There also was testimony from county
residents who didn't attend the long hearing
Representatives for the Community Airport
Council. which endorses expansion. presented
supervisors with the Signatures of 11.50-0 persons
who favor airport improvements.
COUNCILMAN INDICTED. •
From Page A 1
Hodges and the others were
indicted yesterday by the federal
grand jury in L os Angeles
following an mvesugauon by the
FBI into the alleged real estate
scheme.
Hodges, 39. was accused of
agreeing to verify fal se
mfonnation on appllcauons for
bank loans, according to U.S.
Atty. Daniel Broderick.
Other defendants named in the
indictment were Alex Logan, 36,
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lool 10 1><.-Into t lgnt 1>kM ~ 2IOZ
par1<.0 on IN 21800 lllodl of ~
St.-TN ln6ef tied -1 Oll*'llOf ~ $430
Fountain Valley
A radio -etol9n from one cat 9'tCI -rlloM Of u-.CS geeollne .,.._ _..., ;r,i;5: s-:.-_...., al V..., Tow,
A -and ~ velued et M40 -• 11oi.n from • hOu .. 1n IN 17000 1>1oc:11 of La
of Huntington Beach; Paula
Fisher. 28, a real estate agent
from Cypress; Donald Fisher, 35,
a mortgage broker from
Huntington Beach and Deborah
Toler. 30 . a clerk from
Huntmgt.on Beach.
Hodges. who gamed publlctty
recently in hlS ill-fated drive to
persuade Queen Elizabeth ll of
Great Britain to v1Jit his city. was
unavailable today for comment.
A colleague said, however. that
Irvine
A women -iwo ~ on • rnotorcvae -• men and women -orabl>ed hat
~ .. ltll)' -.rig by ,_ In • ~ lot at 14330 Culv., 0.1.. Tl•• robt>.rt
m-.O 1,,. o.acropt!Oft 01 • pair O<\. • molo•eycl• who 11011 • purH from • ...__ .....
A c:erMr• and ~oom Mnl ........, et l305
•H r•porl•d atol•n rrom • hom• on LaPllme 1111 nlghl. POllce aald 1,,. Ihle!
..,,__, by unllnown "'""'·
JEFF ADLER
•
Hodges appeared to be shocked
when di.scussm~ the indictment
over the telephone
The J:"BI invest1gatton also
reportedly looked mto the role
played by Barclay Hodges m the
real estate scheme. Barclay, the
brother of Gu Hodges. was shot
to death last year after a day-
long drinking episode at a
restaurant at John Wayne
Airport
Councilman Hodges also is
being investigated by the Orange
'County District Attorney's office
on allegations of political
m.iaconduct.
An indictment is a charge
brought against a person by a
irand jury. It doesn't establish
guilt or innocence.
U.S . Atty. Broderick said
conviction of the conspiracy
charge has a maximum prison
term of fiv e years a n d a
maximum fine of $10,000.
KETTLER TO QUIT. • •
From Page A1
collo11e board 1lnce 1966,
Including 1<.ivt!lra.I termt u board
prcaident
HI• current term axplrff In
November The rC!malnJna tour
board mt'mbel"I &are expected to
&appoint n Interim tru1teo bo
complete Kc!ttler'a term.
DOCTOR. • •
From Page A1
drugs, and that he ai.o supplied
drugs to o ther undercover
lnvcatlgators who did n ot
Indicate they were drug addict.I.
-:Sa id Hopp distributed
mllleadlna handouts on druga for
dl1tribullon to patients and
encouraged pallents t o
manipulate the state Medi-Cal
program t.o get their v1111ts and
drugs pajd for.
-Listed tO people who are
known at present to have died
during the course of seeing Hopp.
Tho v•teran tn&atol teQllved c
atand lna ovallon at lut nl1ht'«
board mt.lcttlr\I. Kettler wu toa
emotlonaUy n\Oved to read h~
prepared 1tatem•nt to thCP
audience, 10 the letter wu read
by Board President C.UOI O=
While clalm1n1 that the :
wu not the rouon he resflned,
Kettler uld It added to hla
current fnatratJona on lhe board.:
He al.lo polnled \0 the board'•
le.a of control to lhe state, which!
now dlapenaea almo1t all:
commuruty college funding.
The recall campaign waa
IBunched early thia year after the
trustees approved the layoffa of
more than 10-0 full-time teachers
und admmatrat.on u a means of
coping with an anticipated
budget deficit.
A f ter leaving the board,
Kettler wd he will rontinue to
work against the recall of the
other board members, deecribi.Jl8
the campaign as ''rldlculou. and
immature"
AIRPORT EXPANSION. • •
From Page A1
e v<.•ry effort be made to
encourage the growth and
development of Ontario Airport
in San Bernardino County, thus
c•asing the pressure to expand
commercial activities at John
Wayne.
The compromise action was
taken following a public hearing
that lasted for more than four
hours. The action that finally
won three of the board's five
votes was proposed by
Supervisor Ralph Clark. who
m1t1ally favored a fiat expansion
to 73 daily departures.
The board was to select among
13 alternatives that ranged from
closing the airport to allowing as
ma ny flights as mark e t
c:onditions demanded.
Supervisor Thomas Riley,
whose fifth supervisor1al district
includes the airport and Newport
Meach. opened the hearing by
proposmg the board settle on a
55-fitght altern.aUve, a 14-flight
inc rease over the current
41 -flight ceiling.
Riley also suggested that the
county explore the posaibllity of
freezing airport operalioN at the
55-flight l evel. That w as
apparently agreeable t.o Newport
Beach city officials -long
OR_ponents o f any a irport
~nsion that would increase
n oise in their nearby city.
But Supervisor s Harriett
Wieder, Roger Stant.on and Clark
voted in favor of the phased-in
73 flight alternative, citing its
"flexibility" and noting that the
d ecision approved o nl y
environmental studies of the
project and did not constitute
their final approval for the
project.
NEWPORT TO FIGHT. •
From Page A 1
takeoffs.
The beach city has spent most of its lobbying efforts in
recent months to get supervisors to go along with a
permanent cap on daily flights. Earlier this year, supervtSOrs
rejected such a concept.
"The city will try to pursue a binding agreement with
the county but with the finn understanding that such an
agreement would have absolute numbers considerably
lower than those menuoned," Ha.rt said.
Barbara L1chman. leader of a citizen group fight.mg
ai.rport expan.S1on, expressed irritation with supervisors and
called the proposed 73 flight ceiling ''totally unacceptable."
CABBAGE ROLL-OFF. •
From Page A1
•
Launching the fund-raiser will be a "King Cole Ball,"
scheduled April 22 at the Newporter's Plaza Ballroom with
uckets costing $39.9S each. That tax-deductible ticket is abo good
for adnussion to lhe two-day festival.
For th08e not attending the ball, admission to the grounds is
$2 each day.
Teams representing churches, ethnic cultural societies, social
Q:roups and schools will compete in cooking. singing and dancing.
with prizes ranging from free overseas phone calls to airline
tickets.
!''or more Information about the roll-off, call Cabbage Head
Quarters at 751-2169.
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NATION
Albany
Al~
Am4rilo
Andlof• ~
Allenta
Allenllc Cfty
Autlln B8111mot9
.. Lo 112 41
50 21
31 25 37 33 110 53
77 82
51 48
80 51 lill 40 .. ... -.. ,, ••• f.w• ,
Wind• over outer we1•1•
tomorf-w.t to IOUl"-1 10'10
11 knotL S-5 IO 0 tell.
lnllnd wal•••. light varl•l>I•
wind• tonight •nd tomorrow
morning b•comlng •••t lo
"1ou1hw•1t 10 to 15 knoll
1-TOW eflemoon. Wind Wl-
2 10 3 feet W991erty...,... one to
3 fffl. lncr•aalng cloudlnH•
t_.,.ow lftetnocn.
Bllllng•
Blrmlngflam
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511 Fronts Co11 .-. Bllmatell 35 111
BolM 53 3.4
U.S. Summary
&oe1on 53 40 Hll'llotd 62 ~ 95 117 H.i.n. 411 Bulfeilo 117 50 Honolulu llli eurtngton S4 37 Howton 12 CMC* 21 10 lndlan4lpolla 117 eti.tt.ton,8 C 68 e2 Jaotleon,MIM Ill CNt!Mton.w v 78 111 JaeonYllM 78 Cl\wtoll•.N C 72 54 J~ 43 ~ 23 oe KM ... City 48 ~I 70 47 LM VegM 111 115 55 Lnt .. RoGll 74 ci.v.lend 14 54 LOii~ t7 Columbla,8.C. 78 58 Loul8YI 117 Columbul &4 52 Lubl>Octt !It Oelleo-f't Worth n 43 Memc>fll• 7t Oeyton 113 63 Miami 76 0.-31 20 MllWllUkM 112 O..Moin. 49 3.4 ~I.Paul 42 o.troll t1 111 NMll* n PIAUth 33 29 New OflMna 71 El PMo 57 :M New YOtk N f'WMnlla 27 19 NorlOlll M ,.,90 ao 29 North PMlti. S2 ""°"'"" 39 11 OllWloma City 67 ar..tf'• 93 53 Omlhe N
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Phoenll! 68 411
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57 30
Ponlllnd. ~· 113 31
Pr~ eo 38
="City
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21 11
Reno 41 31
Richmond 70 43
81.t..oui. 71 41
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Seit I.Alie ... 31
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Missing bomber found;
· all seven aboard perish
By n e A11ocl1ted Prt11
• LAS VEGAS -A B-62 bombf'r found after u two-day
1earch throuJlh 1now and rain had llammed into a touthurn
Utah moun talnalde ln bed weather, killlni all •ven crewmen
aboard, offlclala wd today.
The wreckage waa di.covered yeeterday u clouds broke
briefly over a route belna retraced by a aearch plane, one of
more than 20 lnvolved In the hunt for the unarmed 1trategtc
bomber l1nce It dllappeared Monday afternoon.
A board of officers wu belna convened to investigate the
accident, the Alr Force aaJd In a atatement read by Lt. C.ol
Richard Kline of the Sll'ateglc Air C.ommand at Offutt Air Force
Base, Neb.
King Kong finally makes it
NEW YORK -The climb
was a hairy one for King
Kong, whose inflated 84-foot
repltca finally loomed from
the top of the Empire State
Building in a publicity stunt
c elebrating the golden
anniversary of the ape's film
debut. Six days of bad luck
and bad weather delayed the
3,000-pound vinyl gorilla's
rise to a spot near the top of
the 102-story building, where
the original Kong cavorted
with actress Fay Wray before
tumbling to his death in the
• movie's climax. Workers
pumped new life Into th e
eight-story ~lloon last night
after nearl y a week-long
effort that included stuffing it King Kong takes form. into elevators.
STATE
De Lorean ask s evidence hearing
LOS ANGELF.S -C.ontending a conspiracy exists to leak
information to the newsmedta, John Z. De Lorean's defense
team has requested an evidentiary hearing to explore alleged
"improper government influences and activities" in the
automaker's cocame trafficking case. The 10-page motion by
attorneys for the 57-year-old automobile indusll'y maverick was
revealed in documents released by U.S. District Judge Robert
Takasugi yesterday -two days after they were filed under
seal. The defense motion accused the Internal Revenue Service
of having tried "at least since 1979 to arrange a prosecution of
John De Lorean. reminiacent of its 'enemies list' activities in the
past."
Belushi case e xtradition de layed
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Viejo
driver
$35,000
in Dutch
By Ttae A11oclated Pre11
Nineteen-year-old Chriatopher
Mick.le Buccina wu cooling hiJ
heell in Orange C.ounty J ail after
racking up U~.000 In traffic
warranta on top of a much-
tarniahed d r iving record that
began before he got hia license.
Buocina of Ml.uion Viejo waa
arr eated T u esday when a
aheritf>s deputy •topped a car
t ha t didn't have license plates
and recognized hJm aa he sat in
the puaenger's seat.
The deputy ran a warrants
check on him and found he was
wanted on charges ranging from
petty theft to not having proper
vehicle registration.
He was booked into jail on the
J35,000 in traffic warrants and a
$2,000 warrant on a petty theft
charge, said sheriff's spokesman
Lt. Wyatt Hart.
"H e's known to us for his
drivi n g record," said H art
yesterday. "Obviouslr, he doesn't
take the drivers license
seriously.
"Warrants are like war bonds,"
he added, "they mature with
age."
Buccina's convictions include
speeding, hat and run,
misdemeanor drunken driving
and not having a license or
registration, said Carol Fisher of
the Department of Motor
Ve hicles' law enforcement
division
Buccma didn't get his license
until May 2, 1980, and it was
suspended on Oct. 21, 1980, when
he applied to have it renewed.
But according to DMV recorda,
Buccina was convicted of hit-
and-run on Nov. 19, 1979, lons
before he even had his license.
Five of his 16 convictions were
for not having a driver's license
and three were for not having
vehicle registration papen.
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Close competition
St . Francis VIII (US 118) skippe red by P a ul Cayard of St .
Francis Yacht Club, won his second race in the Six Me te r W orld
Cup yesterday to resume the lead in the b est five of six series for
the world championship. The regatta is be ing sailed out of
Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Story on Page C l. TORONTO -Extradition
proceedings against Cathy
Evelyn Smith, charged with
the murder of comedian John
Belushi, have been delayed
until April 25 because crucial
documents have not arrived
from California. It was the
second postponement in the
case against Smith, 35, a
singer indicted in Los Angeles
on one charge of second -
degree murder and 13 counts
of supplying and
administering dangerous
drugs to Belushi.
Coast leaders huddle with Reagan
Encouraging n ews r e ported Crom executive briefing of local officials
Cathy Smith
WORLD
Walesa's wife s earched, questioned
GDANSK, Poland -Danuta Walesa, wife of Solidarity
chief Lech Walesa, said she was frisked and questioned by
Gdansk police for three hours today about her husband's
cont.acts with underground union leaders. She said Walesa also
was body-searched prior to nearly five hours' interrogation
yesterday. She appeared in good spirits on her return home
from Gdansk police headquarters and told Western reporters
she had been asked about her husband's whereabouts during his
absence from home between April 9-11.
Reagan 'd eath ' rumors circulated
By GLENN SC01i
Of 1M DeltJ ..... aUifl
From the Orange Coast to th'
White House they wen t. Four
local officials met the president
last week and then returned with
encow-aging, if varied, news.
Jackie Heather of Newport
Beach, David Silla of lrvint,
Ben Nlelaen of Fountain Valley
and Harriett W ieder of
Hu ntington Beach were among
50 people invited to the executive
offices for a briefing of elected
leaders from the West .
A 30-minute session w it h
Ronald Reagan was the
h"'hlight, but the one-day event
Alcoholism
movie slated
at Med Center
included briefings with other top
administrators including Interior
Secr etar y James Watt, and
Transportation Secretary
Elizabeth Dole.
Since H eather. Sills and
Nielaen are city council members
while W ieder Is an Orange
C.ounty supervblor -they came
back thla week speaking about
separate developments.
Noise from John Wayne
Airp ort consu mes Newport
Beach. Heather said Dole offered
"a real break through " by
suggesti n g the f eder al
government will abandon efforts
to p re-empt county noise
stan dards, which are more
flexible thah national rules.
Heather al8o had a run-ln with
Watt over hla pla.na to sell off-
shore oU drlllins leases off the Irvine's David Sills Orange Cout. The briefing was
on the aame day Watt held a says 'worst is over'
preaa conference to mollify
reaction to earlier atatements Some members of the band
Beach Boys gJve a concert here
to raise money we could pay in
lJeu of the lease sale," she said.
Nielsen , meanwhile was
· buoyed by Watt's interest in
disposing of small parcels of
federal land. Nielsen said the
policy could mean unuaed land in
the center of Mile Square Park
mig~t ~deeded from the Navy
to his etty.
Sills was encour a ged by
Reagan's hints that fe deral
programs such as r evenu e
sharing won't be cul a s
drastically as in t h e last few
years.
"The president, I felt, strongly
implied at least that the state and
local governments are over the
worst of the budget cu ta," be
said.
LONDON -Rumors circulated today m financial marketa
in Europe and the Far East that President Reagan was dead, but
White House spokesman Robi.n Gray said it was not true. The
rumors prompted several telephone calls from news
organizations, Gray said. The reports also caused a slight stirring
in trading in currency markets in West Germany and
Switzerland. In Frankfurt, West Germany, for example, the
rumors slightly undercut the dollar, but the White House denial
then bolstered the American currency, traders said. The dollar
opened at 2.4390 West German marks, fell to 2.4350 marks after
the rumors circulated, then rose to 2 4400 marks after they were
denied.
opposing a concert featuring the own vacation houses in Newport,
By ~R!~~11N111~.E1 CltER Beach Boys at Waahlngton Heather said.
Deitr .... -Monument. "I privately offered to have the
Wieder visited the briefing and
also a Senate au bcommittee
meeting. She said the outlook
was promising for the Army
Corps of Engineers to receive
$200,000 to prepare feaaibillty
studies on ocean acceH if a
marina is built at Bolsa Chica.
How to reach and help an ----------------------------------------
alcoholic will be the topic of the
film, "Guidelines," to be ahown
at 6:30 tonight in the South Coast
Medical Center Auditorium, 3182
Coast Highway, Sou th Laguna.
Arafat wants lo res ume talks
PLO chief Vasser Arafat says he wanta to resume talks
with King HUBSein despite Jordan's brusque reaction to the
PLO refusal to be repre.ented by the king ln peace negotiations
with Israel. Hussein haa not responded to Arafat's comments,
made at a news conference yesterday in Stockholm. Last
Sunday. Hu.eln broke off h1a ne~otiations with Arafat
"Feelings,'' a film abou t
dealing witn alcoholism, will alao
be ahown at 6:30 p.m . In the
auditorium, on April 21.
"C.onapiracy of Silence" deals
with people who conceal their
drinking problem, and w ill be
held on April 28, al8o at 6:30 p.m.
The free ThW'lday night .erle.
ii apomored by the center. For
more lnfonnatJon call 499-2296.
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By STEVE MITCHELL °' .. 0..., ..... •tatt It waa n o thing like t h~
P onderosa , but the three
re habilitated sea hons did n'l
.eem to mind a bit as te levision
alu Lorne Greene released them
from their cages.
"They'r e off," the silver -
haired star laughed as the pups
scrambled over each other in
their rush lO get to the ocean off
Creecent Bay Beach m Laguna.
About 60 Laguna Beach High
S ch ool s tudents c h eer ed a s
''Little Joe," "Hoss" and "Adam"
dove under (our-foot waves
the firs t salt-w a te r sw im 1n
months Cor the former "Friends
or the Sea Lions" patients
Grttne was on hand for the
release of the trio, all of which
suffered from malnutrition and
parasites prio r to their stay at the
Marine Mammal Center operated
by the "Frie nds" in Laguna
Canyon.
While h e was in town, the
former "Bonanza" star received a
plaque from a representative of
the International Fund fo r
Animal Welfare for his work in
lhe Cield of animal welfare.
Greene is currently host and
executive product of a wildlife
series titled "New Wilderness."
Prior to the release of the
thre e s ea li o n s, the TV
pe rsonality cha tted infos mally
with the s tudents ab o ut
endangered species, the decay of
the environment. and the role of
man in that decay.
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LENN SCOTT
o .. ., "'°'•Left /;. 1u1pe nde d third g rade
t e u her I n Ir vi ne facc1 a
prel lnary hearing later thl1
mon to answer charge11 that he
moijted a 12-year-old boy In
San Ana.
t Goodrich Jr., 34 , has not
been~back to hl11 claB11room at
Nort wood Elementary School
since eb. 2. two days before he
was ~resWd In Phoenix, Ariz . In
conncl't1on with an mcldent on
Jan.~·
He )las pleaded not guilty to
c h a r~es o f for c ible c hild
moles tion and his prelimina ry
heari Is scheduled fo r April 22
at 0 nge County Centra l
MunicP._al Court In Santa Ana
Tht.• Irv ine Unified $('h ool
Distrih s uspe nde d Goodrich
after l~e arrest. Superintendent
A. St.a41ey Corey said the 11tate
Educatlonal Code req uires the
teache$ charged in s uch <:ases
be immtdiat.ely suspended.
If cotvicted, Goodrich would
lose his job. Ir found innocent, he
would ~ reinstated with back
pay. l
Goodach 1s m his third year as
a teach~ m Irvine. He lives m
Tustin.
Ora n&e County Sheriff's Lt. I
Wyatt ltlart said d e t ectives I
lnvesti91tcd G oodrich a fter a
12-year-old boy identified him as
the m an who m olested h im
outside H1ll View Continuation
School ia Santa Ana.
, And while the youngst ers
listened attentively , it was
apparent they we re eage r to
watc h the r e lease o f th e
flippered guests of honor.
Delly Piiot l»ttolo b1 11..,. Mhdtell
Actor Lo rne Greene kneels beside three
G ooduch fled to Phoenix
before de tectives could a rrest
him, Hait said. They obtained an
arrest wa rrant but Goodrich,
after talkmg w ith his parents.
agreed tc. surrender to Det('CllVc
Fre d Ge lle r , who fl e w lo
Phoenix \0 make the arrest , said
Hart.
sea lions released in Laguna Beach .
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were off -without so much as a
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AppUcantl are belna 90U8h\ for positiona on five Newport
Beach city board.a and c:ommiJalon.s, lncludlns two aeata on the
Planning Commiaalon.
Theqdffdline for flllna la May 1. Applicant.I may file at
the City Clerk's office, 3300 Newport Blvd.
In addition to the Planning Commlsaion appointment the
City Council will name penons to the Board of Library
Trustees, the City A.rtl Commilalon, the Civil Service Board
and the Parks, Beaches, and Recreation Commission.
J • A new tlcketron outlet ha8 opened at Peer Reoor-ds in
Irvine. The record store al 14210 Culver Drive became the fint
location in Irvine to offer the computerized ticket service late
last month.
Ticketron offers services for sporting events, theater and
concerts in California as well as other major cities.
Campsite raervations ln California national parks also can
be made through the outlet.
• The MISSion Viejo Activities Committee will be hosting
an open house al 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Montanoso
Recreation Center in Mission Viejo.
Highlighting the open house will be a slide present.auon
on the activities committee's events. The Monlanoso
Recreation Center Is located at 25800 Mont.anoso Drive in
Mission Viejo.
Residents, businesses and civic organizations residing in
the Mission Viejo area are invited to attend. For further
Information, contact Charlie Ware at 837-6050, ext. 2308. ..}'.____
. •Cbrlstlne Wynn Oka1akl, a student at Brigham Young
Uruverslty in Utah, Is completing an internship in retaH
management at a department store in Denver. The daughter of
Newport Beach City Manager Robert Wyna, Okazaki is a 1978
graduate of Corona del Mar High and is married to Robert
Okaiakl, who works with IBM in Denver.
• Cost.a Mesa police are seeking volunteer translators to
help non-English speaking residents n~mg law enforcement
aid.
Residents fluent in Indochinese languages are especially
needed. For more inlonnation call 754-5112.
Larry Bersch
named Mesa 's
cop of year
Sgt. Larry aench, a 27-year
member of the Costa Mesa Police
Force, was named Policeman of
the Year at a luncheon held in
his honor today.
Around 100 businessmen, city
offlclala and policemen attended
the ceremony, held at the C.osta
Mesa Holiday Inn.
The veteran officer has
received 46 commendations, most
recently for his coordination of
field activities during last
month's flooding and storms, and
does not have a complaint or a
diaciplinary action on his record,
according to a department
spokesman.
Bersch joined the department
in 1957, earrung $319 per month.
He was promoted to sergeant in
1964 and has since served as a
helicopter observer and a patrol
sergeant.
He ls the 20th policeman to
receive the annual award, which
1s voted on by staff members.
Winners' names are inscribed on
a permanent trophy at the police
department.
Lion Country bazaar flayed
Irvine officials hope to c urtail weekend festivities
City officials m Irvine still are
not satisfied with the new bazaar
s taged on weekends at Lion
Country Safari and they've
begun proceedings to stop it.
Community Uevelopme nt
Director Larry Hogle said a
public hear i ng has been
scheduled for 7 :30 pm
Thursday. Apnl 21 , to consider
revocation o( a city pe rmit
allowing the huge parking lot
bazaar.
At issue 1s whe ther Lion
Country organuers are livtng up
to the conditions established in a
use permit the city granted them .
Hogle said in a letter dated April
6 to Lion Country President
Harry S huster that the bazaar
still includes kinds of commerciaJ
enterprises the city Planning
Commission didn't intend to
allow.
"It is not the planning
commission's intent to allow a
general commercial use," Hogle
said.
Shuster, ma recent interview,
said he mt.ended to limit items for
sale at the bazaar to the kmds of
things the city allowed. But so
far, the items haven't been
llmited to the city's satisfaction.
Hogle said such things as
televisions, power tools, home
exterior finishes and chiropractic
services are being sold contrary
to the planning commission's
ruling.
He said the commission
expected the bazaar to :~~·t its goods to the types so in
amusement parks and c fts
fairs
Yellowstone
trip planned
Spring fest slated
An 11-day adventure tour to
Yellowstone National Park wW
be conducted July 15-25 by
Orange Coast College's
Community Service Office this
summer. Mater Dei Catholic High
School will host lts seventh
annual Spring Fiesta April 22 to
24.
The event will feature carnival
rides, game booths, food
specialties and refreshments, live
entertainment and hourly raffles.
the 9Chool at 1202 West Edinger
Ave. The hours are from 5 to 11
p.m. on Friday, Crom noon to 11
p.m. on Saturday and from l to
10 p.m. on Sunday ..
Charles Anton is chairman.
Other ato)» on the tour will
include Lake Havasu and
London Bridge, Grand Canyon,
Bryce Canyon, Jackaqn Hole
Country, Salt Lake Clty, Zion
National Park, and Laa Vegas.
The fiesta will take lace at
Further information is available
from the school at 754-7711.
The OOllt of the trip la $695. For
information phone ~56-~.
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Laguna mus t push
Sycamore solution
For more than a down years, the 622-acre parcel of Laguna
Canyon land known as Sycamore Hills has been something of a
thorn in the sides of various Laguna Beach city councils.
Although it is remote from the city proper, the acre~ge was
brought within the chy limits to allow control of its
development .
. But proposal after proposal fell through and finally, in 1978.
the city itself purchased the land with the Idea of maintaining
much of lt for open space, and paying off the purchase price by
selling portions to developers.
There still is no development and the city still owes $7.2
million on the property. •
Now there appears to be another ray of hope for relieving
the city of a major part of the huge debt. Following the collapse
of one promising proposal for development of 62 acres of the
land, the city sought other bidders for the parcel and received
three proposals from developers.
Now the council has agreed to negotiate exclusively with
one of the three, Kaufman and Broad Communities Inc., which
made the best cash offer -$5.5 million for the 62 acres.
The firm proposes to constrfuct 650 single-family attached
and detached homes, mostly in the so-called "affordable" range,
and to place them within a gated community which would
reduce city costs for street maintenance and police patrols.
The other bidders offered slightly less money and proposed
more housing, plus commercial development.
The exclusive agreement is valid for two months. with a
possible 30-day extension. The city should spare no effort in
negotiating seriously toward a favorable conclusion to the
seemingly endless dilemma of what to do with its costly land
investment. Eventual development would yield tax revenue that
could help wipe' out the balance of the debt.
Op1nH>ns exµrl1~~•"d '" tht1 i..pctc~ abOvt' are tho\e o• th~ LJ&Hly p,1ot u tri;..r "., • .,_..,, • pre~~ed on In" PdQ .. Mt> tno~ ot thetr dutnor~ -;nd iHI •~'' R<'arll.,, ornm""' ,, "'•"
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MAILBOX
Examples to follow
To the Editor:
An administration with a heart
-Laguna Beach once had such
an administration. It was the
Charlie Boyd administration in
1972-73. Charlie was a gentleman
a n d a g e-n t I e m a n . H i s
administration cared about
people. They governed, they did
not rule, and the winners were
the citizens of Laguna Beach.
They originated the following
important people issues:
l. An economic committee.
2. A social committee.
3. A cultural committee.
4. A physical environment
committee.
The above committees were
actually the beginning of our
recent general plans.
Above all Mayor Boyd did
what was necessary to protect
the citizens of Laguna Beach.
The Boyd administration
replaced City Manager Larry
Rose. (To my knowledge this was
the orily time a city manager was
ever removed in Laguna Beach.)
Is now the time to remove
another City Manager, Ken
Frank? Concerned citizens think
so. Mayor Boyd the n took
personal control of the council
agenda and, with clerical help,
ran it properly.
The Roy Holmes
administration that succeeded
the Boyd administration followed
the Boyd philosophy and policy,
which resulted in Laguna Beach
acquiring the Main Beach Park,
which~ joy.
This all changed with the
administrations that followed
Roy Holmes. Among the greatest
disappointments In Laguna
Beach history were the so-called
"liberal administrations" o f
BeUerue and Fitzpatrick. It may
take years to really assess the
damage done to people issues
during their administrations.
The Gentry administration is
now in office and it is a turrung
point. Hopefully it will follow
the B oyd and Holmes
administrations. By doing so it
will make Laguna Beach a better
place in which to Jive for our
present citizens and our future •
generations.
ALAN E. ADAMS
Unions hurt themsel ves
To the Editor:
For years this nation has been
plagued by ever increasing
inflation and a diminishing
economy. Unemployment has
been on the rise, almost to the
point where having a job at all is
a privilege. Why is it then. that
organized labor in this country,
rather than cooperate with the
attempts of industry and
government to right the
economic situation, insists on
practicing its "give me more no
matter what the cost" strategy
when negotiating for its
representees?
1 read in the Pilot about the
California School Employees
Association (CSEA), which
represents non-faculty and
clerical employees in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District, proposing a contract
which offers a fair (6 percent)
wage increaae, but al.so demands
a reduction in the current work
week from 40 hours to 35 hou.n.
The contract al.so mandates union
membership or equivalent dues
paid by non-members. What ever
happened to a fair week's pay for
a fair week's work? Mandatory
union membership, which ia
technically illegal under current
labor laws, but legal loopholes
enable it to be ne,gotiated into a
contract. is a blatant violation of
the rtg,hta of an individual who,
woulcf chooee not to join. At a
tim• when budget cuts are
bff1nnina to affect the quality of our cb.1lcfttn'a education, we the
taxpay•r• who pay for those
b lgh or labor coats muat not
iol.erat.e thb kind of eX1ortlon.
ADO whit about the Teams1ers
and the United Food a nd
Clothlna workers union•'
•Uempt.cl boycott of the Target
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discount stores that have moved
in to fill the void left when
FedMart departed? The unions
are charging Target and its
parent company Dayton-Hudson
with "blatantly discriminatory
tactics" by their refusal to hire
former FedMart employees, who
are represented by the Teamsters
and the UFCW. 1 must applaud
Target and Dayton-Hudson for
their decision not to hire
unionized workers. Wh en
FedMart was in business it was
their goal to offer merchandise at
a discount to the public. When
their-operating overhead became
too expensive (i.e. overpaid union
labor). they could not turn a
sufficient profit and closed down.
The consumer was hurt by th.is
action. Target is attempting to
again offer nierchandise at a
discount, but in orde r to be
successful. they too must keep
costs under control.
Give business a cham-e, and it
will come through. What started
out as a good thing earlier in this
century has turned into a
monopoly on the working people
ln this country: organized labor.
No longer do we live in an
environment of sweat shops and
abused labor. I point out the
overwhelming defeat by the
employeett ol Knott's Berry Farm
of the Tea.rosters bid to unionir.e
the park laat summer. That
company was built on a
philoeophy of a fair wage for fair
work, and I.a living proof of how
management and labor do not
n eed a go-between to work
together effectively.
Of all the good that union•
nave brought about ln th past 00
yeatt, they are qulckly on their
Wtfl to negatlns their virtuas
with uncheeked ireed. '\\'A YNE PENN
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A Chinese visitor vieWs U.S.
NEW YORK -If a modern
Rip Van Winkle woke up after
more than 30 years, what would
be his first thought about
America in the 1980s?
"The air is clean," said Zhao
Jinglun, who wasn't asleep but
who was in China since studying
in the United St.ates in the late
1940s.
"When I was a student here 30
years ago, you couldn't wear a
white shirt because the poUution
was so bad."
Zhao, who is 58 now, was
studying economics then al
Vanderbilt University in
Nashville, Tenn .. and at Harvard,
m Cambridge. Mass. He returned
home to Peking, working as an
editor and English translator,
with painful time out for several
years labored on a pig farm
during the Cultural Revolution.
· HE RETURNED to America
two years ago, and since then he
has been traveling the country
from coast to coast. He has spent
time in more than half the 50
RICHARD RHVIS
states, talking with academics,
politicians and anyone else he has
met along the W81f in preparation
for a book about our people for
his, the Chinese.
We talked for a couple of hours
the other day. He emphasized
that, while he is not a member of
the Communist Party, he is not a
dissident, and he plans to return
home to Peking next year. He
said he supports "present refonn
attempts" by Chinese leader
Deng Xiaoping . And h e
emphasized, in the Chinese
manner. that his conclusions
about America were still
tentative.
With those caveats in mind,
these were some of the thoughts
of visitor Zhao:
-"America is still j.he land of
opportunity -if you work. This
society has the greatest social
movement in the world.
Here, for instance, you do not
have to succeed academically to
be successful. Unlike other
coun tries. there are many
avenues to success here."
-''People say the American
system is failing. It is not. Yours
1s a successful society of
moderation and gradualism ....
There are no glaring injustices in
the society. By that l mean that
no people here are so infuriated
that they must fight. There is,
however, glaring inequity. You
taJk of all men being born equal,
but blacks in America are not
born equal." -"Your foreign policy is a
total contradiction. You talk of
self-determination, but you do
not allow it where you have the
power -as in Central America.
You are imperialist."
-"The noise level has
increased tremendously in
America. Living in Cambridge is
a different experience because of
trucks, sirens and jet
overfltghts .. Besides. I ca.n't
stand rock music. It is a tragedy
that young people should waste
their lives on such things."
-"The sex mores of America
are totally different than when I
was living.here before."
-"THE GREATEST worry I
have for America is its Joss of
idealism. Younger people seem to
care about nothing spiritual, only
their careers."
Self-interested youth aside.
Zhao does not see American
democracy -or capitalism -in
a state of collapse. ln fact, whaJ
he sees is Marxism redefining
itself to incorporate many of the
successes and innovations of
capitalistic democracy ... The
Marxists," he said, not including
himself as one, "now argue that
certain things are not 'capitalist'
anymore -science, technology,
management methods -because
they benefit all classes. Soon
they'll add other things to that
list -checks and balances. the
rule of law, the phasing out of
lifetime tenure."
State hoards self-serving
Leg1slat1ve Analyst William
Hamm has zinged in on the
state's Board of Landscape
Architects. advocating it be
elimi nated . He based his
recommendation on the record of
non-activity by the board which
he said proves the lack of need.
The justification for such
regulatory boards is the
protection 6f the public health
and safety. Yet Hamm says in
the past three years the board
has taken action against only one
licensee and spends m06t of Its
time chasing after unlicensed
persons using the title "landscape
architect."
THE BOARD came into
extStence a couple of decades ago
as a result of an organized group
of gardeners and nurs~rymen,
seeking to upgrade themselves
and build a protective barrier
against competition, pressurini;t
the Legjslature mto creating it.
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Its establishment really
changed nothing and contributes
, nothing to the public health or
safety. As Hamm stated, it is
hard to imagine how the plantil\I(
of trees and sllrubs can result in
hazards to the public.
In any event eardeners.
nurserymen, or common laborers,
can do any and all of the work
performed by the so-called
landscape architects without any
need or requirement for the st.ate
license. They just can't call
themselves landscape architects.
ln fighting for the continuance
of the board. its executive
secretary. Joe Heath. apparently
gave the Legislature some
misinformation.
Reportedly, Heath told
legislators that the loss of state
licensing for landscape architects
could result in the cities and
counties using architects and
engineers for approval o1
landscape plans.
But section 5644 of the
Landscape Architects Act
specifically exempts from its
licensing requirement not only
architects and engineers, but
contractor s and building
designen as well.
THE LANDSCAPE Architects
Board is one of a conglomerate of
regulatory boards, mostly in the
Department of Consumer
Affairs, which serve no real
purpose other than to protect the
licensed against the intrusion of
the unlicensed, a hold the
comp e tition down sort of
situation.
One of the worst abuses of
the use of police powers for such
purposes under the guise of
protecting the public health and
safety is the Board of Fabric
Care, formerly known as the
Board of Dry Cleaners. It, too,
spends most of its time chasing
down unlicensed. seldom takes
any action against a licensee and
provides no protection for the
public against those who damage
clothing t.Q.ken for cleaning.
Another is the Bureau of
Home Furnishings, formerly
known as th e Bureau of
Furniture and Bedding. Its
protection is largely that of
guarding large manufacturers
from the competition of smaller
ones.
If the Legislature were to
review the work of these boards
it would find about half of them •
serve no real purpose and could
be easily eliminated without any
hann to the plU>lic.
Probation experts eye prison relief
The following is s respo~ to a
Waters/Blackburn column of
March 9 regarding proposals to
alleviate the prison overcrowding
problem. This is an expression of
the Chief Probation Officers
Association's viewpoint on state!
county partnerships utilizing the
National Institute of Cvrrections
offender classification and case
mB11agemenr system.
By MICHAEL
SCHUMACHER, Pb.D
Chief Probatton Offtnf,
Or911t• Cwnty
The state's problems center on
prisor over crowding. -One
solution. new prison construction,
Is a bittersweet proposal. The
price tag for construction alone is
estimated to be $70,000 per bed.
Thia, coupled with the fact that
prison populaton projections
show that shortly after these
new facilities bflcome available
• the need fot' them will dlminl.ah,
makes fadUty expansion an even
. lea vtable solution.
Local government la equally
ronoomcd about both the rlalng
state comrnltment rate and public
ufoty. However. with cut*1u
In 1taff and retOW'C08 the m<>1t
responsible and coat effective
dlapoaltlon for many oUendera
may be commlc.ment to a •t6'-
correct.lonaJ fectlity. in-ta tlmJ>lY
locrea1e1 the pretauro on a priaon l)'•tem that lt etralned to the
maxi.mum. Therefor., It i. in the
bt•l lntere1t of th• it.ate to
encoun1e and support an
effectlv• aod vllal local
correcUonal 1ytiem.
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The solution we propose Is
a partnership between state and
local corrections which can
provide 1) long-term impact
through reduction in the number
entering the st.ate prison system,
and 2) some short·tenn relief to
the prison crisis through the
utilization of local facilities.
Central to this proposal is a
classification system which will
enable -early Identification and
treatment of those offenders
wlth the greatest probability of
becoming state prison Inmates
and which will result ln a more
effective allocation of aiate and
local resources.
THE NATIONAL Institute for
Com!ctiona ol.ualfica\ion system
(uUUied In more than ~O national
jurhdicUon1) uaea a aet of
objective, validated criteria to
determine an ofhnder'a
propensity for involvement In
additional 1U11al behavior. lt
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"Suppre.ion of the rlaht of
the pr... to pralN or mtlolH
aovernmental a1ent1 and to
clarnnr and contend for Ot ap1.nllt
ctwanae. m~ ON of the wry
a1enoiea the Framera of our
COntUtuUon thou&bJtMlly and
llellbnt.ly ~ to ~ our IOdety and 'Un It ,,.., ••
J uaUice 1'• L. Bia
defines high, moderate and k>w
risk groups. In the highly
successful Wisconsin application
of this model. offenders so
classified were given
"prescription•· services, i.e., those
individuals with the highest risk
were provided with the hijhest
level of service. The result was a
52 pe~nt decline in the number
of law violations committed by
this hlgh risk offender group
while on probation . Full
implementation of this
classification syst.em In
California, including atatewide
minimum standarda for the
delivery of services would pe
expected to tlllo decrease the rate
of first commitments to OW' state
correctional facllltlea, over ti.me.
IN THE MEANTIME, the
other element of our proposal
would provide abort-term reUef
to the population pressures of
atate comictlonaJ f.c:ilitles. It ii
niun.ted that 23 pert'ent of the
curtent atate lnn\a\C population I.I
appropriate for minimum
eecurlty &dl!U.. Many of theee
lndtvlduab were ~nt•nce<l to
Nte feaiUU .. due to lNuU.icient
local aentencln1 altern.atlvet.
Conaervatlvely, tbJI populatlois
repr.et\ta 10 to 10 percent of ~
total Ural commitments to
Callfornta Departtn•nt of
Correctlont (CDC) and Youth
Autbo.,ltJ (YA> faclllttea . ~ doUar •vinll could
.-rul •&be~ ii cwn1'il cont..racted wltlf""'the elate to
Driwide )ocal ~~ .....w-JOt'. thei f.U'l\-UliW eammttmin"
lO YA and COC. Currently, there
are over 600 closed local juvenile
beds in this st.ate, many of which
could be reopened or upgraded
for use by adult and juvenile
offenders.
Implementation of this
proposal will require the
allocation of state funds to local
corrections. However, if both
elements of our proposal are ••
implemented, we believe that
this outlay will result in
substantial savings for the
taxpayers of California-. at least
$300 million in five yean and up
to $1 billion ln 10 years. While
allowing both state and local
oorrection41 systems to uae their
ener1 fea and reaources on
appropr iate offender populations. j
this propc>Ml will a1ao allevta~
preasure on at.ate correcUonal
facilities without comprom.tstq
the aa1ety of OW' commwliti•.
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About 300 sixth grade pupils
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They ran a mile, did some
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Highland Ave.
San eem.dlno, Orange Show Road,
Just east of 1-15E.
South Gate, Firestone Blvd at the
Long Beach Freeway
Torrance, Sepulveda Blvd one block
east of Hawthorne Blvd near the
Del Amo Center
Regular Target store hours:
Monday through Friday.
10amto 9 pm,
Saturday. 9.30 am to 7 pm.
Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm
Auto Service Center hours:
Monday through Friday.
7:30 am to 8 pm,
Saturday. 8 .30 am to 6 pm,
Sunday. 10 am to 5 µm
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discounter. Our customers see us as
a total value store, shopping us instead
of department stores, specialty shops,
catalog retailers and traditional
discounters. We see ourselves as the
best place in town to buy high quality
merchandise, including brand. names ...
at low prices ... in surroundings that
make shopping a pleasant experience.
But judge for yourself. ,_
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19 big, bright Target stores
o n Su·nday, A .pril 17
at9 am.
Come on out and look us over sold by many discounters. these advertised Items for cameras, TV's, records, sporting Evwythlng you buy at Target Is
during our Grand Opening Sale, Our fashions compare favorably serviceability, quality, proper goods, you name it. COV9Nd by our haalle-frM return
1tartt:l Sunday. You'll find that with fashions sold by many of the sizing, etc. For safety, too. policy. Sometimes even tested
when -vet has a sale, we really big catalog retailers. As for Toys sold at Target meet or At Target.,~ lhop In a big, merchandise may not perform up
go all out. Yet. we also make kids' clothes, you can count on exceed existing government bftght. clNn store. We guarantee to your standards. Sometimes we
every effort to have very low. quality that takes a lot of wearings safety standards. We make sure it wlH stay bright and clean make a mistake. If you are not
very competitive shelf prices, and washings. that we can deliver on our . .. messy housekeeping is never satisfied with something you
day in and day out. Here's how advertising claims. tolerated. bought at Target, please return it.
we do it. YOU flnd plenty of name brandl We will fix it, exchange it.
on our aheM9, too. Levl'a, OE, You ... new ~ucts, wanted You push your carts down wide make an adjustment or willingly
Target buys vast quantities of Atllft, Noreloo, Timex. Plus ttema, hot fa Ion• tumlne up at aisles through convenient depart· re tum your money. We want
merchandise for 201 stores. Eureka, Glidden, Mattel, Tonka, Target. Our buyers stay on top of ment locations with bold, helpful • you to be utlefted.
We buy at a tower cost and Revlon, Kodak, Polaroid. the trends. going to the major signing. There are lots of peu the uvlng1 on to you. Coleman, Giiiette, Panasonic, markets to get you whet you went. checkout lanes ... with more ·Target hat been MrYlng
Sony, Clairol, B. F. Goodrich, available during big sales. Plentlf ul cuetomera 1lnce 1982. We now
Target sels vast quantities of Michelin, Seiko, Wrangler You'll ane time wtth on.atop p81'klng, toot Come see for hive 201 ''°'" In 21 1tates.
merchandise. We 8CCept • tow.> and more, many more. ~:!.-::·== yourself how Target differs from W •'re Pitt of Dayton Hudeon P'°'lt per Item In rwtum for fut many setf·servlce &tores ... Corporation. aeventh la= "'"'°*· The merchlndlM you ... in. up al your purchaees In one place Why Target's a fun place to shOp nonfood,....., In the U teed
Target Id puw ltlff tMtlng . . . from toothpaste and ffght bulbs and SAVE . St11te1 wtth more then 1000
In .... k>n to low prtcM, you get ._unless it's a proven to clothing fOf' yOt.X entre famMy . ..... lnctudlng ..... ~ ... qulley metdwd•• et national brand product. An Plua home faahk>ns, small At Tllf'OM, you CM u• your ~know,luch11 n's.
TlfVIL No aeconds, no Irregulars. Independent laboratory tests applancea, oar care needs, toys, MuellCMI and VIN credit Clrda. •D.IDft la11l1r, Dllmond'a
Our quelity 18 higher than that Euy. Just say "charge It." 1ndOeyton11.
Special Or1r1d Opening hour•, Sunday, Aprll 17: 8 am to 8 pm.
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a 1982 CBS New documentary on 0 THURSDAY, AP.-IL 14, 1983 • Gen. William Westmore land was a ~
0 ANN LANDERS
TELEVISION
BUSINESS
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"sm ear " have resurfaced and the
netwt1rk is fishting back. Page B3.
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Radio-controlled model racing cars no
larger th&IJ a shoe box race along as fast
a1 50 ~iles per hour. They look a lot like
the real thing as the flag drops (right ) to
• . ·~ ..
ve a start to a race .
Little cars that run flatout
({osta M esa race\Nay dra\Ns SoCal racing buffs
They look lik e the real thing -bumping along,
climbing hills and eating dirt. But they're not.
They're models.
Radio controlled car racing is a growing fad
nationwide and has reached a pitch in Southern
California, the sport's birthplace.
One weekend a month, racing e nthusiasts
gathering at a dusty miniature raceway in Costa M esa
and compete. There are team, individual and even
championship meets sponsored by Radio Controlled
Hobbies, a Costa Mesa business.
The radio controlled cars -ranging from
formula models to off-road vehicles -can do up to
SO mph. Kits range in p rice from $260 to $700.
A national c hampionship is held annually and
racing buffs are attempting to organize a world
championship meet betwee n American competitors
and their counterparts in Europe, where the fad is
catching on.
Guy Dabney of Tustin works on his car between
races.
Double he.I ix. • • Super Mouse, but no Superman
By JEFF BRADLEY A1111 .. 9M,,._W,...,
LONOON -The double helix.
lt wu an elegant aolutton to how
gene• dictate the traits of all
living thino, and ita dlacovery in
1953 brought the Nobel Prize to
~o-bom Jame9 Wat.on and . Francis Crick.
e red-haired Wataon wu
juat 25 when he and Crick
expla.lned ln the Brttt.h journal
"Nature" the parallel apiral
tt:rudW'e of the DNA mol~e.
the buic bu11dina block of life.
That low -ltey arti cle
revolu lionised aclence and
opened the door for aenetic ~ and the ap of the
Suoer Mouae.
• 11'rand.t kept aaylnc I didn't
1ee how important our wock wu.
He wu probably a little more
perceptive than I ," tht
50-year-old Wataon aald ln an
interview.
He has returned to Enaland for
a two-day conference at
Cambrld1e Unlveralty, where
300 ldentiata wW commemorate
tht 30th annlvera•ry of the
Wawon-O:kk breekthrouah and dllc\m the future of molecular
b&oqy.
HOilywood Producer Laurence
Bachman, meanwhile, 11
plannln1 a film vtrelon of
Wa'8Cll'\'1 beat...u.tnc book '"nw
Doub&e HMlx," an Wthy ~t
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'No child has to be born with sickle cell
ane mia. They can all be diagnosed and
aborted.'
of the trana-Atlantic race to
unravel the 1enetic aecreta of
DNA -deoxyribonucleic acid.
"Francis la enthuslaatJc and I
alwaya wanted a movie to be
made out of my book," aald
Wat.on, tall, fttcltled and with a
mld-Atlantk accent.
Followm, their dllcovery of
bow life controla luelf -while
worktn1 at the Cavendlah
Laboratory in Cambridp -the
two men eeparated .
Wataon tau1ht at. Harvard
from 19~ \o 1976, and la now
d1rector of Cold Sprinl Harbor
Laboratory on Lona bland,
concentratlna on cancer reeearch
with 100 ldentiltl.
Crick, 66, left Cambridae ln
1976 -partly to .cape onerout
British taxee -and now worka
and teliehet at the Salk Inatttute
ln La Jolla. A 0 qulrky" man,
accordina to Watlon, he hal not come back for thla week'•
confennoe.
"Wt ... eech other on averaae
onClt a y.r,'' 8'id the American.
who entered the pm1Mnhjp 11
an lnexper1encld ~'·with
-James Watson
virtually no knowledge of
ct)emist.ry. "I had to fight hard to
keep from being overpowered."
The pair eventually
interpreted X-ray pictures of
DNA cryatals to discover how
baae chemJcala, locked ln pairs.
form the double helix. "Francis
hat aaid many times that he
wouldn't have tolved it without
me," laid Wat.on.
An Enal1th colleague who did
aome ol the aroundwork,
Maurice Wilkina, abated the 1962
N'obel for Medidbe with them.
Twenty ~eara later', U .S .
btochemilta Stanley Cohen and
Herbert Boyer built on thelr
work by dllcovtrinl recombinant
DNA -a method ot mbctna
pnettc matert.al by alldna DNA
moleculee into fine plecea and
l'eUIOl't1nl them.
· ''Recombinant DNA ()l)entd
tht war for thinp like Super M~.' WatlOft edded, teferrlnl
to tht ,_..nt cna~of slant laboratory mice .. u rata.
118y 19'14...,. thatYG'I
could do almoet 1nythln11ln
theory and maybe 101M of them
would be too dangerous."
Is there moral justification for experimenting with genes?
Watson , who was raised a
Roman Catholic but aaid he has
no religious faith, replied:
"Oh totally. I would approve
of Super Man but none of u.
know any way to produc:e it. No
one ls ever going to produce a
baby worse off than if you'd
done nothi.ng."
He welcomed the 1rowin1
ability to dlagnoae 1enetlc
dbeases.
"No child h.u to be born with
atckle oell anemia," Wai.on lald.
"They can all be ~ and
aborted.''
Wataon aald couf._1e. can know
their unborn baby • •X. and he
1ee1 nothlna wrona wtth a1ao
aelect1n1 halr color and other
tralta.
0 We've experimented with the
r..rth, culUvattd land. chanpd
h.lture. Anythilw that lncr11111
that 1ualltY of liuman Uh la a
D}ue. f )'OU CM ~;a drwr by manipUladnc-...... whlcli
wt1l help CUN a 4Miillii, flnll." M
•Id. 'IQr ti '°"' -. ...._ a
$ul*' N or """" 0..\Wbk:h WW teke 1IO ~t lliil .... tD
bt on the ,.., all thlli ....
add to man'• pr01p1rlt7." •
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.. Orana• Oo11t DAILY PILOT/Thured1y1 Aprll 1'41 1813
She's bugged by fiance's generosity P01SHOD
8\' ASHLEIGH BRIL.LIANT
DEAR AHN LANDERS: I am 1 40·yur-old
carwr woman who la ln love with a wonderful man
We plan to b9 married 100n
H• la kind and 1enerou.. In fact, hla 1•n•rc»ity
la the problt'm. Mr. X brlnp mo• alft every tJme wo
meet. Unfortunately, the man aooa for JU'nk
jewelry, tako fur pl~. aturted anlmala and T·
ahlr1a with ltt!ndy aaytno.
l 1u9poae l ahould accept everything
rracloualy. but he la throwing out h!JI money. I
cannot wear any of the thlnp he brlnp, and I am
aw-e he wonden why.
Should I aay aomethlng and riak hurtinl hla
feellnp, or conUnut' to accept this rubblah for the
reat of m y l i fe ? -HALF -BAKED IN
flMA IOMlfCK
AT WIT'S END
Tofli8ht ln America, five million families will
slt down to dinner at 4:30 p.m. And 5:10 pm. And
8:15. An~ 7:30. And 10:50.
The aame family ... at all those times.
It'• a phenomenon in this country known as
Dinner-a-la-Sports, where every member of the
family la involved in some kind of organiz.ed play
and eats dinner whenever the 9Chedule perm.Its.
A. an example, let's con.sider the Sweatz.era.
Len plays handball after work on Wedne.days and
Fridays and doesn't get home until 7:30, except on
Mondays, Tueedays and Thursdays when he jogs, at
which time he eats at 6:50 unless it's winter and he
runs early and gets home at 5: 10.
ffia aon, Peter, plays football in the fall and
baseball in the spring so hla hours to eat fall
somewhe.re between 4:30 in the altemoon and 11
o'clock at night. It varies.
His other son. Steven, la on the swim team and
mu.st eat three hours before the meet or wait until it
is over. He usually eats at 3 in the afternoon.
TOM SELLECK BESS ARMSTRONG
HIGH RoAD 1b CHINA
IT'S TIME ro FEEL GOOD AGAIN.
MAX DUGAN
RETURNS
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Community College Olttrlct ol
Orange Coun11. C1lllornl1, wlll
~ve Mll•d bide up lO 11:00 a.m .• Mondey, Apt'll 25, 1M3 at the
Purchaal119 O.p1rtmen1 of H id
college dl1trlct locatld 11 1370
Adam• A111nue, Coat• Maaa,
Ca11'°""9 It .tllcfl time Mid bidl ... .,. publlcily opened and ,_,
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II) th• office ol the Director ot
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DEAR HALF: You plan co be married 1000?
Hooray! Aller &be bot la tied cell Mr. X you tblnk
be 11 t~e world'• mo1t Cbouab&ful man and you are tur• no woman w11 ever ao lavlably "sifted." But
yoo'd ratber bave one BIG rreaeat tbao Iota of
Utile onea, ud would be mln taldna you aJooa 10
Daughter Karla lB a gymnast and must wau:h
her diet. She eats after practice, which <.'Ould run
from 5 to 6:30 depending on whether thc.>rc's a home
game In the gym or she has to go across town.
The menus at the S weatzers' are Interesting.
Steven has never eaten spaghetti any other
way but al deote with medium rare meatballs. He is
15 years old and considers gelatin a beverage.
Peter hu never seen a casserole without a hole
in It and honestly believes limp lettuce Is a "hot
meal."
Len has eaten so many froi.en dinners he will
be dead for three years before his stomach thaws
out.
Connie Sweatz.er does the best she can under
the clrcumuancea. S h e leaves for tennis on
Tuesdays at 2:30 and for solf on Thursdays at 3 aJ\d
leaves the refrigerator door full or ins1.ruct1ons on
wh.at soes where and at what temperature.
One night a CQuple of weeks ago, something
strange occurred in the Sweatz.er household. It was
6 p.m. Friday. They we re all there. Len pulled a
mu.cle and Qmceled his handball game. Peter had a
cold and the coach sent h11n home. Steven's swim
team lost ln the semi-finals and Karla came home
because they couldn't get a gym to practice In.
They all sat around a dinner table awkwardly
looking at one another until Karla said, "This is
weird! I thought I was an only child!"
"Thoroughly original. Magical!'
-NEW YORK TIMES
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you can 1bop to1l'tber and &41t uaclly tbe rlabt
one?
Dl.'.:A R ANN LANUl'!US I um worried 11l~k
uhout 11omt•th1uu 1111d you 11r~ my only hope I am u
17 Y''ur·old gtrl who hu tx>t•n u cht-'t•rfoucler for
fllt•Vt•rlll month11 w •. mlUll tfo liOmt• Vt'I y 1trl•nuou•
lhlll"!I, hk1· n1rlwh1•t•I• und tlw i1pll~ I al.au havc
dmw u lul of hu1M•but.·k rldln6' 1n tht· Lust y~ r AK u
rt•11ult of ull thl.a uct1vlty I huvc-lo11l my vlrf(tnlty
Whot 11hould I K<lY to nay huiibund on my
wt'(JdlnAt nlAtht'! WORRIED SICK OUT 1>_:AS'I'
DEAR '1 ALIE: I ml&ht h11vc bltlen Ir I hadn't
received tbrtt' cople& of the aame lettt'r -all
p01tmarked New Haven. Obvlou1ly la was a group
etrort, but only one lttter abould have beeo malled,
Dummy. I'm glad to know you Yale student• are
1tlll reading the c-olumn, but lt 11 obvious that old
Ell ls not attructlng the Innovative sludents It once
did.
DEAR ANN Our ne1ghbt>r rc·fUSE'S to lei my
husband and mt· have the pr1v:wy that 1s rightfully
ours
She 1s lhl· most boring ix·rsun I havt" t•vcry nwl
In my ~ntire hf(' and the pushiest. I cannot be in
tht.• yard f1 v<> m1nUll'tl befori.' l um assaulted by that
ear-splitting, "Yoo hoo'" Then shl• t.'Omes galloping
over and her mouth runs nonstop. Trivia. gossip,
nonsense. She's repeutlvt-and tt.'d1ous beyond
b<>hef When I say, "I really must go," she rattl(.'8 on
for another 1 :'.> minutes and follows me into the
house.
My husband und I an• considering selling
Please advise. AMBUSHED IN TEXAS
DEAR AM: People who haven't the courage to
extricate themselves from bores and pests ge t oo
sympathy from me. I(. you can't replace the
macaroni la your sflne witb a little sterner stuff,
it's your own fau t . To be held hostage by a
motormouth clod Is just plaln dumb.
CONFIDENTIAL to Afraid I'm Not Up to It
(Fort Lauderdale): Of course you ure' Rememtx·r,
lh('re are no great men in this world, ac<.'Ording to
Admiral "Bull" Halsey. only great challenges which
j
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MY
GREAT
AMBITION
IS
TO SECURE
"' S>PEAKING PART
IN
MY OWN LIF°E.
"A four-letter word for idiot. .. fool? ... dope? ... "
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Winn1r of 4 Aaad1m1 Award•
THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL
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~rt Duvall ls ~c Sledge
down and out country
singer His fight for
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* * "See How Tiiey Run" ( 1965)
=~••Berg«
**'..i "Homebodlet" (1974) Ruth
McOtv!U. Peter Brocco
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41) MOVIE •• ··ni. Ftoww In HIS Mouth"
(1176) James Mason, Jennifer
O'Neill.
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OAAQNET
MOVIE ** '.\ ··Mirror, Mirror·· (1979) Lee
Meriwether, Loretta Swtt. CH)MOVI&
•• • "MGLlnloekl" (1963) Joon
Wayne, Maureen O'Hara.
Cl) THE MAKWG Of RAJOERS Of
THEl06TAAk
C'IMOVI& * * * ··Lies My Fatlle< T o4d Me ..
( 1975) Jeffray Lynas. YOSSl Yldln
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at LIE DfT£CTOll
• INSIDE STORY
~ IHSIOE OAAHGE COUNN m MARSHAL DILL.OH
(Q)MOYIE * * • "Conan The 8arba111n · · ( 1982)
Arnold SchWlflenegget. James E 8tl
.Jone$.
• SO COAST PlA/A •
lllon °""' "111 Olll1llOS" CNl
llool\ 61HOSIOOO
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• •lb "Tiit Ilg Killie" (11551 Jae~
Patance, Id• l.llC)lno ID M'A'l'H
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TO THe MAHOA 11<>At4
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8r00ka, Marty Faldman.
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He,,mann, Glll'lldlne Page
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ID THE JElfERSONS
«I) MARY HARTMAH, MARY
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• • "Night Schoof" (198t) Leonard
Mann. RaclltN Ward.
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Herrmann, Gl!faldlne P19e
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• • "The Double Man" (1968) Yul Bryo"lll'. Brllt Ekland
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• •'11 "Troof)ef Hook" (1957) Joel
McCrea. Barbara S11nwyck
Q)MOVIE * • •11 ··1 Could Go On sino1ng"
( 1963) Judy Garland. Dirk Bogarde
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t t t 'h "[)Iner' (1982) Steve Gut·
tenbetg. Mickey Rourke
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'8 TOM COTTLE: UP CLOSE (8)MOVIE
• • • '\ "The Four Seasons" ( 1981)
Alan Alda. Caro4 Burnett.
O MOVIE • • • ··1·m Dancing As Fast As I Can"
( t9821 Jltt Clayborgh. Nicol WtUlam-son.
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Vincent Van Patteo.
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Moore. Cllucil McCann.
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Penny Singleton. ArUlur Lake.
CQJMOVIE
For complete ll1tlng '" TV Log
Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Thur.day. AprU 14, 1983
CBS News disputes
TV Guide charge of
smear by network
. ... ...
By FRED ROTHENBERG ,_, T••telon W~
NEW YORK -Laat summer, CBS
News inve.Usated CBS News to
protect the lnt.esrlty ol CBS Ncw11.
The re1ultlng report attempted to
respond to charges by TV Guide 1hat
a 1982 CBS News documentary on
Gen. Wiiiiam Westmoreland was a
••smear ...
But the unusual tactic of a formal
In -h ouse tinvest igation and thl'
s ubseque nt admission of so m e
procedural mistakes by C~ News did
not make the accusations go away. ln
fact, they resurfal'ed in the past two
weeks.
"Our credibility ls our entree into
the living rooms of America," said
CBS News President Van Gordon
Sauter last July, a fter releasing
summarized findings of the Benjamin
Report, the inte rnal inquiry
conducted by Burton Benjamin. CBS
News' senior executive prcxiucer for
hard-news broadcasts.
rc>pvrtlng from Sigma Delta Chi, the
Soc·1ety of Profesalonal JournaJuta
"W1·'re not attempting to tear down
thE' arudc," Qene Mater, CBS New•'
sl!nior vice pr,eslde nt f o r
rnmmun ications and news practice#,
said Monday. "We'r e responding
because somebody gave them an
award."
In a March 28 letter to The Quill.
Sigma Delta Chi's magazine, Sauter
said the TV Guide story "deserves
l'loser examination." Sauter cited
three "serious errors-with in \he
article," illustrating a "shocking
disregard for the truth."
ThC' points he disputed were that:
TV Guide quoted George Allen ,
a former CLA official interviewed on
tht• program, as saying he no longer
agreed wtth th!:' premise o f the
documt>nt.ary
-11:30-e ())QUINCY
This same journalistic credibility,
plus a $120 million libel lawsuit filed
by Westmoreland against CBS News.
apparently were the background ---------------------4 forces sparking recent back-and-forth CHANNEL LISTINGS charges by CBS News and TV Guide.
-TV Guide attempted to depict
Sam Adams, a former CIA analyst
tntervtewed on the program and a
paid CBS News consultant on the
proJe('t, as havin.g disavowed the
documentary's thesis.
-TV Guide also implied that an
Interview with Col. Gains Hawkins,
fo rmer U.S. Army Order of Battle
Chief in Vietnam. was edited to
misreprese nt his views on enemy
manpower ceilings .
D 8 THE BEST Of CARSON
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• • • "Pursued" (1947) Teresa
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C BS News had waited a lmost a
year before it publicly at tacked the
TV Guide story of last May 29.
entitled "Anatomy of a Smear." The
story questioned the way CBS News
went about proving the thesis in iLc;
"The Uncounted Enemy: A Vietnam
Deception" that Westmoreland led a ,
conspiracy to fabricate enemy troop
figures during the Vietnam War.
Then last month, the story won the
award for distinguished magazine
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Sauter cited a June 29 Jetter he
received from Allen , who said his
remarks 10 TV Guide were ''lifted out
of context." Allen said he "did not
attempt to dissuade CBS from doing_
the show. and I do not believe the
show made a mountain out of a
molehill."
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MllC NOTICC rta.IC NC>TIC£
NOTICI OP TWUITll'a HU A,._. ,
l-Ma. .....,111/0AAY MOTICI OI' TllUITll'l_t~ Tl.lite.I.... l.MllMa.~~
UNIT COOi ' lk..-. IOUTHLANO COMPANY 11 duly T ............
'•ppolnted Trull .. unciet 111e U...l COOi A
lollO'#lllQ dHCft~ deed Of 1ruet T 0 llRVICI COM,ANY .. d\lfV
WILi. ll!U. AT PU81.IO AUCTION eP"Olrllect T I d 11 TO lHI! HIOHllT 11001· ,0. .. rut •• \In ., I • " " IOllO'#lllQ detetll>td dHG of trutl ..CASH AHO/OR THI CASHllM OA Will. Ill.I. AT 'UBL.IC AUCTION
Cl!RTl,lfO CHECKI 8P10tfll!O IN TO THf HIOHHT 81001R FOR
'CIVIL CODI! UC TION 2124" CASH ANO/OR THf CASHIERS OR
-(payable II Ille time 01 H ie Ill l•wlul Cffmnco CHFCKS SPICIFll!O IN
ft\Oney 01 11\e United SlllH) •II CIVIL CODI! SECTION 2920
rlgllt, lltle and 101aree1 convey.a 10 (~•1>18 11 ,,,. 111ne ot 111118 111 lawful
•nd "°"" held by II undat Mid Dead money ol tlle Unlled StelH ) 111 ol Trull In IM pto1>9<1y 118feln1f1er r1g111, 11118 and 1n1er111 conveyed 10
-0..Crlbed •ncl now '*d by II u11oe1 11td Deed
TR U 8 T 0 R CLIFF 0 R 0 W ol Trull in Ille prOQ«ly n«1lnaf1e< R08ERT8 JR , JIU W ROBERTS, deKllbed
PATRICK DENNIS GRAY, JENNY Trullor JACK DOUGL AS
LYNN GRAV BISHOP 1nd JOHN LEON SAXOl'f
Bl!NSl'ICIARY BEVERl V HILLS 8en1llclery S·G MORTGAllE
S AV I N G S A N 0 l 0 A N CORP recorded March 17, 1981 et
ASSOCIATION lr111r NO 221158 In Book 13984, Recorded October 7, 10110 .. Pega 11198 of Ottlclal Record• In the
ln1tr No 104114 In Sook 137111. oltfce or 1he Reco1de1 01 Or1nv-
Pll08 806 ol 0111Glll Rec0td1 In Ille County, Hid deed ol trult detc<"lbee
olfk;e of the Recorder ol Orange Ille lollowlng
Couf>ty, L.ol 5, Block I I ol lh• PIClllC
Said deed of 1ru11 dHCrlbe• Ille Eleclrlc SubdMalon or ROH Traot.
IOllOWlng in the CUy of S111111 An•. County ol
LOI 7 ol Troct No 9497 In Ille Orenge. S111e Of CalllOtnll, .. P9f
City ol l"tne County ot Or1nge mep recorded In Book 4, Page 14 of
S1e11 ol Calllorn11 H per map Mlll<l9tlaneou1 Mapa In the olllOe 01
recorded in Book 4 I I pagea 3'7 the County Recor de• o t ••Id
I " r 0 u g " 3 9 I n c I u • I v • 0 I County
WEEl<e~
9 1'06 ·!·· .,
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scans TURF BUILDER
PLUS HALTS 9•• 2000 SQ. n .
Kic k• o ut crabgra11 and.7 other bad fl\IYI
while giving your l a wn a good meal. Scotti
will alao Hnd you o One Buck Rebate.
scons BONUS .:.
I o•• 2000 SQ. n . ' r -.. _
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Thi• on• doe• the 1am1 favor for
dlchondra. pr1v1ntlng oxall1. crabgrau
a nd other w11d1. Al10 a SI R1bat1 from
Scott'•·
mlace11~eo111 m•PI. recor<11 ol YOU ARIE IN OEFAUU lhtOOI A
Mid Or County OHO °' TAUaT OATIEO S/Ol/11.
YOU I IN Ol'AUl.T UHOIA UN'--aa YOU TAKI ACTION 101•---------------------------A 0110 OF TAUaT OATIO ,.llOTICT YOUll ,.110,IEllTY, IT
l ·H ·IO. UNLfal YOU TAKI MAY II IOLO AT A ,.UILIC
ACTION TO ,.llOTIECT YOUfl a AL I . IF YOU HE IO AN
""onfll'Y, IT MAY .. acx.o AT A UP\.ANATION 0, THI NATUfll
PU8UC IAU. " YOU NHO AN OF THIE l"fllOCHOING AGAINIT
UP\.ANATION Of' THE NATUfll YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
Of' THIE ,.flOCHOINO AOAINIT lAWYEfl.
SALE STARTS THURS.
GOOD THRU APRIL 20TH
YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 1820 w 3rd Street. Santa Ana LAWYl!fl. CA92703 ., ............. .., .... .., .......... .., .... .., .... .., ...... ...
3 Mulow, Irvine, CA 02814 'W e 11ree1 addreu or common
"(II e llrael ed<1re11 or com· dea•on•Hon 01 prope11y 11 shown
mon dea1gn'1ton OI properly 18 1bove. no w1rr•nly IS 01ven U 10 llS
ahOwn above. no werr1n1y 11 given completeneu or correctneu) .. Tha
•• lo '" compl11en et1 or benellctary under aaiCI Deed of correc1ne11)" The beneficiary Trust. by re11on 01 • breach or
under 1111<1 Deed of Tr..111. by reuon defaull tn lhe obligations aecured
of a breacll or deleull In Iha !hereby. heretofore execuled ano
Obllg1t1on1 1ecured thereby, delivered lo Iha un<leraigne<I a
. herelolOfe executed end deUvero<I wr111en O.C1ar1llon of Default and
to the undertigned a wrllten Oemend tor Sale. llfld wrlUen notice
Oecter111on ol Oele1.11t and Demand or breach 1no or elec11on 10 c.1u1e
.for Sale, end wrilltn nolice ol lhe unCleralgneCI to sell ••Id
breach eno or election to e.tute the properly 10 aallsly aald obllgallon1.
undersigned to sell Mid prOP8flV 10 and lherHlter the underalgned
.satisfy nid obligetion1, and ceuted sllld nottee ol breech and ol
• thereafter the undersigned cauaed etecllon 10 be recorded December
·••Id no lice ol breech 1nd ot 13 1982 aa 1n11r No 82·438203 ol
;elecllon to be recOfoed Oec41ml>er Oltictal R9co<d1 1n Ille office of Ille
,21. 19112 u ln11r No 82·447507 in Recorder ol Or•nge County.
·Ottlcl•I Record• In the oflk:e ol the Said Sele wlli be made, bul
:Rec<Hde< ol Or1nge Counly Slld wtlhoul covenant or warranty,
.n le wlll be made bul wt1hou1 exprass °' 1mphe<1 regarding lllle
<ovenenl or w11r1n1y .. pre11 or postenion or encumbrances. 10
;lmphed. ragatCling 111le potMISIOn, pay Ille rema>nlng principal sum ol
or encumbrance1. 10 p1y 1he the note(tl MQUreCI by said Oeed OI
~•m•inlng prlnclpll t um ol lhe Tru11 W11h mle<"I as on said note
notetsl aecured by Hid deed or provrded 1<1vancH 11 1ny. under
Trust. wllh tnle<"I H in said note Ille 1erm1 ol seJCI Deed ol Trust
provided advances. ii any under tees cnaroes and expenteS ol 1M
the 1erm1 ol Hid Deed ol Trust Trustee •nd of the lruslS crNle<I by 1-. cnarges end expen-of Ille &aid Deed 01 Trust
Trull"M Ind Of Ille 1rus11 CrNled by Said s11e w ill be held on
said Deed ol Trust Thuraday Aprll 21. 1983 111 2 00
Slid tale wltt be held on Mond1y, P m 11 Iha Cnapman Avenue
April 25 1983 el 2 00 pm "Ille entrance lo lhe C1v1c Center
Chapman Avenue eht"nce to lhe Building 300 E1s1 C1>apm1n A,..
Civic Center Bulldlng. 300 EHi Ora.nge. CA ·•
Cllai>man Ave . Orenge. CA A ' t h. ' I m • 0 I ' h. I n t 111 t
CErmA OIJE PIECE
ELECTROllC !BOIE
uat l~ lt flat to bang It up. if that makea any .. nae. Haa
ahbutton JceybOmd. memory :adlal and ringer on/ off cODtrol ao
l'VE GOT A
GIVE AND TAKE
RELATIONSHIP WITH
THE IRS. I GIVE
AND THEY TAKE!
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CILIFI
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all 2KPcU,._
a.i.ct-A.4
ba.odle.
you can Ignore it. A I I he I 1 me o I I he in i 1 I• I put>tte.allon of lhlS notice Ille 101a1
publ!Gellon of 1hfa nollee. 11\e 101al amount ol the unpa1<1 balan<:41 ol the
amount ol llMI unpaid balance or the obllg1111on secured by the tbove o~~•~tewred~the•b~e deacr1be<1<1eed o t 1rus1 a nd ,-==iii;;~~~~~====~=~=~,r~~:==~==~=~~==~~~~=~~~ ::.~;.~11~~dc:1~:.d .~~e·~~~·,1. ~~~ =~~·:.!!t~d •• cso1~;,8:.:~;nm. andll •o RUBBER QUEER TRUCK CLOSE-OUT DJVETTE SETS 0 edv•ncea IS S 138, 19 I 09 The opening bid may be Oblalned ft IRS
The opening bid m1y be ob1a1nec1 by c1111ng (7 141 937·0966 the dly
by calling (714) 937·0966 lhe d•y beto•e ,,.. sate ,~-~· BED LIKER ~ belore Iha ule Osle March 21 1083 I I ~.97 Oe1e March 23. 1983 T 0 SERVICE COMPANY
SOUTHLAND COMPANY as sa•<l Trualee. •
By T 0 SERVICE Aw1t1nl Secre1.,.,, ) • 88 S PC. MYSTIQUE as said Tr1.111ee By Wanda McMllllon. \ • .._.-, 5 9 COMPANY One City Blvd West · ~.~-I 5 9 9 7 Agent Orange CA 92668
By V1ek1 J Hop1ttn1, 714·83S·8286
A11a111an1 Secre1ary Pubh1hed Orange Coesl Delly One Coty Blvd W•• Ptlol M1rcn 31 Apnl 1 14 1983 A car pool ii a good Idea. but no t in your truck
Orange. CA 92Mll • "1s2&-83 b.d. RalHd rtbdHinn, Utt moat popular mod1l1. 1 PC. ROMA SET
Te4 714·63S-8288 • Published Orenge CoH t 0111v l'\8.IC NOTIC( Com11 In black . Jump in the pickup truck and r oll o n down.
P11o1. Marcll 31 Aprll 7 14 ------------11------------------------1 Buy theH Hit cu It, 1lth 1r lo the carto n or 1529-83 T·207•7 f NOTIC..;:." ~AIA.T \ I ARMOR ALL PROTECT AlfT snatch them right oft our floor.
l'\8.IC I«> TICE
NOTICE M TIWSTEE'a aAU
L-No.MJWAN <•l
T.a. No. C-41112 NEWPORT HOME LOAN INC u
.duly llPl)Olnted Trull• und« the
fOllOwlng dncrlbed deed ol trull
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
CASH (payeble al lime ol sale In
lawful money ol the Untied States)
ell right, Ull• end lnte< .. t convey.a
to and "°"" held by It under Mid Deed ol Trull In tha properlv hetelnatter·~fibed.
TRUSTOR: DONALD C. BERMAN
a married men •• hit tole end
841981818 property BENEFICIARY CALIFORNIA
FIRST BANK . u Tru1tee lor
MARTIN KLEIN , M 0 , INC
PENSION PLAN . Recotded November 9, 1981 ..
tnllr. No 84158 In book 1428-4. P6Q4t
.~94 of Olflc:llll Rec«dt In 11M office
ol the Recorde< or Orange Coontv.
.-•id deed of 1ru11 dHCrlbe• the
1o11ow1ng propeny
The Southwnt«tv M 03 feet of
lhe NOflhMStet!y 198 09 l•t of lot .n ol Newpor1 Heighll, .. P8f map
recorded In Book 4. Page 83 ol
M lscelleneou1 Mapa, record• ol
• Orange County Hid dl1tance1
being measur ed along the
• Soul'-tet!y Una of said LOI
: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
•DEEOOF TRUST DATED OCT08ER
;.21, 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE
A C TION TO PROTECT YOUR
•PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A
;PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN
·'EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE •DF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST
:You. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
•"l.AWYER.
: ~-ol the ebow prop«ty la lee4 Tustin Ave , Coate Mesa, CA
•»2'27. No warranty is g1-u lo Ill
'. comp4el-Of COHectMel
The ~lary under Mid Deed
-.of Trust, 'Y reeaon ol • breech Of • def9Ult In the obltgellont tecured
'"-•by, M!'etol«e executed and
•<tellvered to the undersigned e
• wrlllen Oeclat•Uon or Oeleufl Ind
Demand I« Sale, and written nottc. : of breech end ol electlon to cauM
the undersigned 10 eell seid
• p<operly 10 Ntl•ly Mid o«>llgellona,
• and I hereafter the undertlgned
cauMCI uld notloe of brNCh end of
• ~Ion to be rac«dad Oc1obar 21,
• 1982. N lntlr. No 82-371018. of
Mid Olftdal Recofd•
Said ••I• wtll be made, but
wltllout covenant or warranty, •llP'-Of' Implied, rac>*dlng lltla,
• ~. Of' en<:umbrenoaa. IO
pay Ille remaining prtndpal 111,m of
the "°'8 --by Mid Oead of Tt\191, with ln..,_t N In Mid note
JWO'<ltda<I. ~-. If eny, una.r Ille I-of Mid Deed of Truat, .... awoae 1nc1 ~ of 111e
Trwtee Ind of the ""819 ~Nied by
lllld Owcl of T Nel
lald ••I• w lll be .lleld"1Jt. Thurldty, Apflt 28, 1983 II 2 00 pm. 111 the~ Ava., entrenoe
10 -CMc c.n. lulldlna. 300 l CNPmml A¥8., Or11ng9. CA NOT~ AT TIMI Oft SAll 81De
MAY II M~ IN CMH AN0/0"
THfi CAIHll"I OR Cl!RTl,,EO
CHICKS .,.o.,teo IN CIVIL OODll HCTIOH ni4h.
At t lla time Of Illa 11111111 ~IOll of thlf notlol, Ille IOlel
enlOlllll °' tfMI ""'*' bllllllOt Of the oblltaflOll aeourtcl by tll• 1bo11t
d .. orll>td de•O of '"''' a11d eatl1Mttc1 coet1, _,.ntet 111d
edHnoe• 11 l "t,tn.t4 To J ............ llld.,ou~ .. ,,, .. , .. , ..... J.
..=-~·~· '"°· l o.~ 00" A9llll a.tf8CI ••• Ml,~
ONCIJ~ • ~ Qoeet~ ...... ,.. '· r,~,..,.,.......
The Original ol TNs NOTICE" C -':i
wH recorded on March 23. 1983 8 8 /I)
llS lnalrurnenl No 83· 112407 •
1n Ille olflciel rec0tds of the Of•nge County Recorde< 4 OZ.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
I f YOUR PROPERTY IS IN 147
FORECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS. 8 OZ.
IT MAY BE SOLO WITHOUT ANY Ooet the aaml thlnn at auntcr-n lor COURT ACTION. end you may l\8Ve " Iha tegll rlghl 10 brtng your account your no11. only It goe• on your
1n good standing bV paying Ill ol bbl 1 ti I th ood t your paal due paymenU plul l'\l r . P a1 C or 1a erg I o
perm111ed coll• 1nd expenaea, protect them.
wllhln lhr• months lrom the det• l•-~!!!!!~~~-----------------1 this noltee ol defaull wu recorded
Thia amount IS S2.211 70 plus Cott
u ol March 21. 1983. •nd wlll lncraaae unlli your eccount
becomes current.
You may not hive to ply the
enlire unpaid porllon ot vour
tceount, .....,, thOugh lull payment
WU clemended, bUI you mu111 P.IV
llMI amount atated above Aller three montM from lhe d1te
or recordellon of lh•• document
(wn.cn d•I• ol racordatton ~
hereon). unleM tlla Obllg.ttlon being
loreclOMd upon pe<mltl • lol'lgef
pe<lod you heW only the legal right
lo llop IM foaclo9ure by Pllyfng tlle
entlfe amount demanded bv yout
credit Of
To l1nd OU1 I~ amount you must
pay « 10 arranOe tor payment to
llOP lhe l orecloture. or II your
Pf oe>ertY II In ll>fectosure f Of' any
Oll'lel rauon conllCI ROSALINDA E ISRAEl elal cto Weafwood
Saving• encl loan Aaaoclllton. 2001
S Barrington, Ste 316, Lot
Angeln, CA 90025' attn Walter
KrlUI, (213) 477-3021
II you hew any questlOna. you
should contact • lawyer or the oovarnmenl agency wnlc:ll may,,..,.
Insured Iha loan
Remember. YOU MAY LOSE
l EOAL RIGHTS If YOU DO NOT
--=
BORDO BODY nLLER
PT.
QT.
GAL.
1s•
2s•
777
Patch up those d1nt1. 1cra1ch11. bo111 a n d other
lnju.rl11 yo\lr car hat 1\l.ffered. Lightw 1i9ht
form\lla stays band-w orlrabl1 for day1.
TAKE PROMPT ACTION Noliee 11 he<eby given That WSl ., ______________________ _.
Finenclll Corpor1llon II duly
aPPOlnted Trufl• unde< • Deed ol
Trull dated October 7, 1082,
exec:ute<I by NEil BLOCK. e lllngle
min end JOHN LONG, • tlngle
man. MAUREEN BRIGGS. an
unm1rrled women. end OE81
GRAHN, 1 1lngla women. ell H
ten1n11 In eotnmon, u Truslor, 10
eecure cenlln obllg.ttlons In ltVOf
of ROSALINDA E. ISRAEl. e a1ng1e
women. H to a 80 85 percent
lnlaraet end RACHEL A. ISRAEL. •
a1ng1e woman .. 10 • 3t. 15 peroen1
Int-I, r8COl'"ded 1()...9.82. • IMlr.
82·3~S.«. ol Otflctal Record• In
,,,. ofllcle oC the Recorder of Orange
County. CA. deectlbing land 111era
1"'"6n, lncludlng -note fOf' Iha
SHELL FIRE • ICE
ALL SEASON IOW I 40 WT.
MOTOR OIL
84• QT.
I lust paid twice thlt prlce at o gPOCery a tore. but
you can do a lot better by grabbing a few off opr
P'~ eum of S2t.093.t7. tl\et a •---------------------41 brHCll of. •nd dalaull In, tlle
display.
Obliglllon• for wtllCfl ..en 4>ead of
Trutl It MCurlty "" occur,.a In lhel PIYfN"I flu no4 .,_, mtcM of:
Tiie lnatellment or principal and
lnlere1t wlllcll becam e due
N_.,be< I, 1982, plus lei. c:harge,
lllld en aubeaquent fllttallrnanl.I Of
pdnclpel end lntttHI, pl111 lett
c;llergn. Oa41nquencJ.e d\11 ~ a prior encu111bnnca; Oalln•
u tnt reel ettela end Al•
1oct1t1on fett. II any, tllat by
r1eeon tlleraot. tll' p111enl
beneficiary under IUC:I\ Oltcl OI
Tru.t llU a.c>oelleo ...... Mid ~
1ppol11ted Tn.iettt 9""' Deed Of
Truet and ... dCIGulnet'tll ~
oDtlotllOfll MCWtd llltflby, .,;Cl
Ill• 1111deralo11•d 0011 11trt11.,
dtclare ... tum• -.a thltlOV
lmmaOlattly d\19 Ind PtYeblie "" ctoat llaraby aleOt to._ tM tfUll
o be add to ..-tM
llOllfad thareey. NWfCI~ COM'. • ,,,... iz:.::-
Trval o.1 M Af1r14 "C~:t.~ "'......... °'1'1111 CO..t Olltt =· ...,_ If, A9tM 7, 14, .If.
t ......
CALROI
AUTO CUPET
••• ROLL
_ .. _
~:=0] GI~:. OAK
· ~ ACCESSORIES
24" TOWEL BAR ,, ........ 9 97
30" TOWEL BAR ........• I 197
TOD.ET PAPER HOLDER •.. 7 97
TOWEL RING ............ 9 97
Thi deelgn1r look bat reocbed the bathroom. If
you Nally want to go all out. get o matching tank
CO-rand seat.
' YOUR CHOICE EA.
BEAn DUTY EISlllE DEGREASER
Spray It on. hoH lt oU. (Hey. Martha.
ther.·1 an englne ln tber-91) 18 OZ.
94•
13. OL tprcry feta the gum and d1r1 out
of the c:arb, linkage and PCV •alft. , ,.
#1113
SDI DF I CUI PBOTECT8ll
..... _... cmd ...... plcmttcaand
nabber. tl l\abat• .... ITP .• OL
-------·
INSTALLED
CELLULOSE
INSULATION ~
BUY OUR 30 LB. BAG CELLULOSE
•
INSULATION AT 4so
WHEN YOU HAVE IT PROFESSIONALLY
INST AI.LED BY OUR PROS TO R-19
LEVEL. UP TO 2000 SQ. FT.
LABOR ONLY 17900
• FULLY GUARANTEED
• 600 SQ. FT. MIN .• MUST
HAVE 18" MINIMUM Ame
CLEARANCE
• SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE •
MUST BE HEATED BY SOUTHERN
CALIF. GAS TO QUAIJFY FOB
REBATE
•QUALIFIES FOR 40% ENERGY
TAX CREDIT
EXAMPLE 1000 SQ. FT. HOME
32 BAGS AT 4.50
LABOR
TOTAL COST
LESS SO. CALIF.
GAS REBATE
YOUR COST An'ER
REBATES• CREDIT
ll'OTE COIT DOii NOT DfCl.ODE
LOCAL IALD TAX Ole MATDW..l
• QOft t.IO l'IUCI OR TH! • LI. UQ ca.LUI.Oii DfSULATIOlf
APPi.iD Ota.Y W1IBN OCITAJ.LEI>
IY OUR PftOI.
Orange Co111 DAILY PILOT1fourtc11y, A rll 1•, 1983
Ill CLIPPER •WEBS .UW'CVT
....,.. the t po.It Ion
6d chlome fold-away
DURILn'E OUTDOOR FURlllTURE PACIFIC
PATIO .,.,.,
#27200
22" CUT
ime feat\l.Nt a• the 20". but
tOrtl a: wider path with a
ftler 3.5 HP engine.
r 3 '.,., #28220
REUUGGEB
our raking. Vinyl grip
lne. and S.lect·A·Cut.
. .,.,., #22790
SURBEAM
DELUXE
DUAL BURNER
CART-STYLE GRILL
'
18988
#3473
40.000 BTU cooker ha1 lotaa leaturea llke
full·YU• window, Fuel Sentry, Llte·A·Ma1ic
l.gnltor and 2 redwood 1lde table1.
FENCING
2 I 4 92V."
DOQGLIS
FIB STUDS
127
ltcmdard and better grade
etuff. (J doo'I mlnd paying
ta ... What buge m. I• tlM
90Hl'IUMDt ependlng
ll0.000 to ehady th• matlng
dcmc. ol the IMtH fly.)
ll'flllLI WDlll
.ad•' alltert hen• Multi col0ted
webblng cmcl extra letrv• molded
a:nna Olk• my mother-lh•law).
FOUOICllJI 588
4 I J I J WEIS 15032
8 88
4 I II RU 16048
SUI IEL T IEllES
KITS
SQ. FT.
Sturdy 1tulf for bltHJ•r bodlH. with
harnltuN grade aluminum a nd
hlgb Impact molded arm1.
Vanilla with navy accent•
FOLDllC CUii 988
1 I 5 I 4 WEii #5280
Rough Dougla1 Flr. with 2" x 8" grab
beam1. 2"x3'' lattlce. 4'' x 4" poatl and
hardware. Slze1from8x10to16 x24.
the 1lab l1 up to you. ln1tallatlon
Available on kit.
7 88
#5288
Ex. our 10 X 12 Patlo Kit At
95• Per Square Foot I• Only 114°0
Bring the little ones to
meet our wacko
mascots. SHORTY
AND CHEAP CHICKEN
in these
stores on Saturday,
April 16th:
BELLFLOWER
9:30 to 12
SOUTH CATE/
DOWllEY 2 to 4:30
KWIKSET
SIMGLE
CYLINDER
DEADBOLT
7 97
#880
AMERICAN
BRUSH
PENllY
PADIT BRUSH
SALE
If you think we•re trying to gl•e you the
brush off. you're right. Buy on• at
regular price and a HConel on• of equal
or i.1 .. r yal\.ae co•t• ju1t a cent.
Polye1ter, nylon or pure brlatle.
m SECURITY LIGll'DMG
BRITE BED 300 Win quun LAMP
1997
#RSOOQ2
Secure the dri·Hway and walkway with
llatant-on "daylight white" lllumlncrtlon.
YIBD Lm 175 Win
llEBCURY VAPOR LAMP
2 7 9Y-#Rl'15
More light than tbr..150 wcrtt PAR
~~l. lamp1. Uke me In my college
day1. It comH on at du1k. off a1
dawn.
Biii BRITE 70 WI n BIGB
PRESSURE SODIUM LIGHT
5997
DURA COOL
·ALUMDIUM e:
wllDOW IWlllllGS '
#DR70H
24X38 ................... 9 77
24 x 48 ..•..•.......••••.• 12'7
24180 •.••...........•..• 1477
24 x 72 ................... 17'7
Cute th• 1UD'e glore wlthout bu1Ung th• budget.
CIDd lltill letlJGU MepCID .,.. the WOlld
pu•'DlbrJCNr,......... t ~ .Wte only.
PROEBIX
10 SPEED
RACER BIKES
MEN'S 27" • #3-8272
MlXTE 26" · #3-8571
IEUROPEA.N STYLE
FOR MEN • LADIES)
LADIES' 24" • #3-8771
9997
EA.
Sharp looking racer1 with item
mounted shifter, dual po11tlon
callper1. tan wall Urea and
Silver Pearl finish.
NEW! G.E. MISER
LIGHT BULBS
1 99 PAJCOF
4 BULBS
Be a Scrooge with your electrlc:lty and
get the light of a 60 watt with the 55.
75 with the 70. and 100 trom the 95.
EVEREADY ENERGIZER
BA1iERIES
AA OR AAA
TWIN PAK 99c PU
Tbey'll 1tay frHher longer In the fridge. (If you
bCJTe a t-nage son. you may )OM them In a
feeding frenay.)
ROPER WRITE
UTILITY CABDIET
4997
Martyeay1ltmea1wH 24"x l2" x63"Hwben
a1Mmbled and l bell•Y• lt. (I alto belle .... lo th•
Great Pumpkin and Atlantia.)
BLICK • DECKER
IV. BP ROUTER
••• 7 #711•
I I
I I
Or1"ge OoHt OAILV PILOT /Thurtd1y, Aprll ,_., 1983
Stock prices record; .
car makers post gain High and Low for Year
1150•
· BJ TIM A1toclated Pre11
Stock pricee were mbced today .t ... r hJttlna record levela ln the latest aurge
of an .qht-month-old bull market.
April l 10, or 19,734 pe:r d»y, In tht'
, 10me period ot 1982
All Time High 1100,.----..... 1, 151.14 ·--
1050•
Stocki roee yeeterday over a broad
frcnt, and the Dow Jones average of
30 lnduatrlala roee 11.32 point.a to a
record 1,156.64, e..Uy SU(puaing l\8
p~vtoua high of 1,14~.90 re ached
March 24.
The re co r d came amid
announceme nt• tha t major U.S
mnnaken poeted a 32.4 percent gam
ln ••rly April aalea and Gene ral Moton Corp. Would call back 16,000
workera by m id s umme r to help
handle lncttued production.
Decllnlna auto ales in February,
hqw~r. contributed to a 1.3 percent
drop tn· ove rall sales b y U .S .
manufacture rs, wholesalers a nd
retailers, the Commerce Department
aald y esterday . Tha t s w elled
lnventories of unsold goods fo r the
tint time since laat September
Stocks exte nded the i r e1gh t -
manth-old bull market yesterday by
rtatna over a broad front on volume of
100.62 million shares. The five major U.S .automakers
aid they aold 157,875 cars between
Car aalea In Febr uary fe ll 4 l
percent, the Commerce Dopartmcmt
aald. ~ auto lnventorlea aweUed by
~.8 percent t h at mo n th, overall
bustneaa m ventorlea edged up 0.1
percent, the flr1t locreue aince they
rose less than 0.1 percen t last
September.
Economists have said one crucial
atgnal the economic recovery mi&ht be
tak ing hold would be the beginning of
com p a n ies' e f fo rts t o r e bu i ld
inventories in anticipation of future
sales. But February'• gain apparently
was unplanned, a result only of the
weak sales which caused goods to
remain on warehouse shelves-and
back lots.
In another economic development
yesterday. negouators for Kennecott
and 14 copper workers unions reached
tentative agreement on the economic
componen ts of a contract that union
leaders hope will set a pattern In the
economically-depressed industry. T he
current pact does not expire until
June r
1000
t50•
800•
850•
800•
750•
100•
650•
600•
SSO•
SOO•
1973
1
74 75 76 77 78 19 80 a1 8i itJ
The r ecord close y(•stcrdo y on Wall
Street or I , 156.64 brokP the Murch
24 mark of l , 145. C)O.
Interest repeal vote nasty fight
By SYLVIA PORTER
Tomorrow the Sena te will vote on
repeal of a new law that manda tes
withholding 10 j>ercent of the interest
..and/or dividends you receive from
banks, corpora tions, other financial
lnltltutions. The repeal is tucked into an
amendment attach ed to an e x por t
redprocity 'trade bill sponsored by Sen.
Bob Kas1en. R-Wis.
The repeal vote is a disgrace from start
to ftnlah.
And as of now, all
that can be predicted ta a nasty fight, an
even more messy
finish, with neither
aide giving up
, gncefully.
The opposing sides
are th e mos t
powerful in o u r
nation: Pre side n t
Reagan, leader s of Porter both houses of Congress and the 1982
Congress itself for withholding; the
bank.a, savings and loans and other
institutions w ith a ll th eir money to
spend on lobbying and campaagmng
against withholding.
Not in memory has there been a drive
by the bankers and savings tnstltutions
of the United States based on such
deliberate spreadmg of hes.
The financial Institutions have tried -
and w ith great success -to convince
you that withholding is a new tax. False .
They have spent a fortune telling you
that the Treasury is burderung you with
extra paper work and robbing you of
money that 1s r ig h tf u ll y yours
(particularly the poor). False.
The financial institutions are the ones
w h o don't w a n t the bur d e n of
withholding; they don't want to help
uncover the tax cheaters so the honest
taxpayer can pay less. they are so
shamefully wrong in this instance that at
makes me cringe.
But they may well w in. Here are t he
facts:
-Interest on savings and dividends is
taxable income, and has long been
subject to trul. (My accountant pays my
tax automaucally.)
-Withholdin g in no way represents a
new tax. Rathe r, it ls a cost-effective
way to get revenues lost from t he
estimated 19 rrullion who fail to report
mterest or d1v1dends on their tax returns
and the 5 million who illegally don't hie
taxes at all.
-That, an sum, was a n d is the
purpose of the law, schedule d to be
effective July 1. unles.s thls mismformed
Congress repeals it
-Among the poor, the fa(·t 1s. too,
that accounts of small savers can be
exempt (at t he financial instituuon's
option). If you have an anterest-beanng
account that earns less than $150. your
account might not be touched, 1f your
bank exercises this <'hot('(>
Low-income peopl<.·. plus moderate-
incomc.> elderly arc exempt. You need
sign only a sample form available at your
local institution Once you sign. nothmg
will be withheld
The fmanc1al 1nst1tut1ons sugg<.-st that
the {ntcrnaJ Revimue Service falls to
match up the 1099 forms, sent by banks
a nd ot hers, with return s . But the
problem 1s less lrulure to match the
forms than to ensure that taxpayers
actually pay. To follow up on that scale,
the Treasury esllmal~ 1t would cost SI
billion to $2 billion a year to recover $3
billion to $4 billion annually
Some In the finance industry have
estimated that start-up costs w ill
approach $3 btllaon. but Treasury
estimatl'S put the one-ume start-up C05ts
at $600 m1lhon to $700 mtlbon -another
yawmng gap
What's more, thl' costs won't be> borne
fully by the inst1tut1ons. They get a
deduction on their taxes and a 30-day
float on the monay withheld.
\
SAVI MONIY ON
YOUR INSUIANCI DUPLEX
FOUITlll YILLEY
1101,000 A
ll .. :::~
,AYMIHf
HY•• •It~
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u.k~ 8rookhur11t north ort the San
l.>lc•go Frwy, go east on Wurnt'r.
Al'rOSll from M ll~ Squar~ Park -RA881TT INSURANCE
441 Old Newpotl ltv4. 11010 I•• lru10
•• ,., ..... d•llJ N•wfH"I koch, C..
631 ·7740
Securi~ National
Mortgage Co.
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
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Industrial Loans
Government Loans
Apartment Loans
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400 North Tustin Avenue • Suite 101
Santa Ana , California • 92705 (714) 541 -2983
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lfou"'· MF 9 Spm
i.\AN CLEMENH
6!J Calla Ot lndu,ln•'
11111.tf" M·F l~ Sprn
SERVICE ONLY CENTERS
UREA
1045 E. lmptnal lhway
llouN M F' 8:30 Spm
COSTA MESA
1769 Oral'\Kt' Stn•rt
llour!l. M·f 8:30 f1pm
El. TORO
24551 Raymund Way
Hours M F 8.30 5prn
GAIU>HN Okovg
1127 Garden Gnwr lioult'vu1'11
llool'I: M F 8:30·6pm
I.OS ANGELES
5414 Wlllhirr Boulfovtnl
Houts M P 1.30 5pm
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MOnct~U&.I , ...... .-y;,-
YOUAa.•MfAI& A 0110 O• TRUl'T DATIO
DIOl•H 1~'911. UMUH YOU TAH AC TO NOTIOT
YOUR ••OPIRTY1 IT MAY II
MU> AT ~ •M.L W 'YOU
lllD Ml IXllUNATIOM Of' TMI
MAT\MI Of' THI ,ROOllDING AeAIN8T YOU.L.!_OU tHOUl.D
CONTACT A 1.A•TaA.
"°"°~ orr&;. NL.I TflUITM't MO. _.
NC>TlCI Of T9'UITll'I tM.f
l."" .... O.oMllt ..............
WIT COOi A
1 -tOU NOTICE OJ' DEATH or
JOHN L. KEE,ER, ah
JOHN LEO Kf!!PIR AND OP' PETITION TO
ADMINISTER ESTATE NO.
A·ll'7H.
To au heln. beMrtd&rit'I,
c r•dlton and c:ontlnaent
t'r-.dlton ot John L ~fer
and ~raon• who may bo
otherwh1e lnter't'a~ In tho
will and/or e11.1~.
J~ r
4
II
d
0
On Apr" Und, llU. et I 1.00
A M., ITANDA"O lllllVIOI
COi.PO"A TtON, a 0 1lllornl1 Corpor111on u duly appointed
Jru8'H 11nd1r anct purtuenl to
1)lld of Trutt ,_cled Dloembet
1, tNI, • lneir. No. 7741, bOOll
14Jt), Pao-112 ... 11, Of Olftctel
"eoOrda, .. eovt•4 by: 1t11er 1. FOQlteMY end Joan P. Fog11-y, llutbend Md wife M fOlllt tenenta
ea lrut1or(1). In tll• office ol 1111 Couney "9cofdlr of Orenge County,
Stlte of C....ornle. Will HLL AT
PUILIC AlJOTION TO HIQHUT
BIOOIA 'OA OASH (pe yeble 11 111'111 Of .... In lewf\M m<>My of the
United Sletu) et. the So11tll
Entrenca of the Orange County Old
Co<KlllOUM. 2 1 t W•t 911111 Ana ~d. City of Senti Ana, Stale
Of Calllornl• alt 110111, 1111• end
lntlfMt con.....,,.o to end no.. held
by It under &lid OMd Of T twl In Illa
property 11tuetld In 11ld County
end Stell delc:tlbld u
Cl\ ~· ti, 1Mlt II l\ 00 a.in. '"''f AMl,_IOAN TITLI INIUlllANOI OOMl'ANY, • Celltotl\le OOf'MflllOft u Trvelee, °' hooeeeor T1wti .. or lubeltMect
TtutlM, Of lllel oerllln OMCI ol
Trwtl fklCNltd Ir. IOWIN w HO
end WANOA A HO IMOend end Wk "011,_T I THC>fiNIUM Mii
MAAOAMT A THO"NIU i.Q llu1ba11C1 111d wife, 111\d recorded
AU0\111 20, IHI .. tnelnimenl No atJl3, Ill 100k 141N, , ... 1IN,
of 01111111 "•Oordt of Orenge
Cou111y, Calll0tllia, end put-I \O
lh•t oer111n Nolloe 11 Oeteult
th«-INt recordld oeo.nDet 20. ltll2 M lntlrwn.nl No. 12·44~H. of Ofllclel Aecotd• of Mid OounlY wlll 11nd., 1nd purevant 10 H(d
DMd of TNllt Mil II publlo tWOllon
tor c:an. llWNI monev of the Utlllld 81alH ol Amarloa, a OHllle r'a
Check payable 10 H id Tru11ee dr-on a 11111 or nallonel bani!, •
elate or lederel ClfMll union, 0t • llate or ledatel Hvlngl end IOI/I
llMOOlallon domlGlled In thll 11111, a l Ill• main anlranoa 10 Flrtl
~!Gan Tllle ~ Comc>an~ IOcalad II I 14 bit Fifth Streat, In
lhe City o1 lanla Ana. Calltornla,el
thal right, 1111• i nd lntarul
conveyed 10 ind now held by II
under H id Deed of Trull In the properly 11tu1lad In H id County
Md Siii• CIMQlbed u
~OWl\.1. IANICllll llOl'IOW IHVICCI, INC ... duly lllPOlnlld
Trl)11ee 1111t1e r Ille folto wlng ~ deed Of llutt Will llll Al PUeLIO AUCTION TO THI
HIOHHT 11001111 '0" OAIH
ANOIO" THI CAIH•l!"I 0 ..
Olfllt1'11D CHICl<I IPIC.,llD IH
OIVIL COOi HOTION IHO (pey111te 11 1111 ttme Of.-In lawflll
money ol th• Unlttd ltetH) 111
rtgl'lt, utta and lnletMt oon~ 10
and -held by It ""°" uld Det4 ol T rual In the propetl)' lllfelnalt.,
ci-~:
TAUITOR· DANIEL CIPOllll<IN Ind Fl!.Ll8A F. 0« OIPORKIN.
HNEFIOIA .. Y· DAVID Q. llAAOS
Ind 8ALL V 0, 18AAC8.
~cled Oecenllw 17, '"' .. tn11r. No. 22U8 In took tdH Paoe I 546 of OlflOlel Aeeorde In the omc. of the i,-d., of Orenge
Co1111ty; aald deed of trual
dMcftbad 1111 fottowtng f'ot*'IY
PARCEL I. LOI )9 o Treot No
85", In the City of IN\ne, County,
ol Of1n91, Stall 01 Callfoml1. aa
per m1p recorded In book 241. pegea 42 10 44, tnclualve. of
Mlecellaneoua Mepe. In tti. otttc. ot the County Aec4rd.-Of Mid Orengt
A peUt.lon hat been tiled t
by Thom.u E. KHfer In tho f
Su.,.rlor Court of Oran1e
Cot1nty requoatlns that
Thomu E: Keehr b41
appointed aa p~raon~I
rtlpr80ntatlvo to adm.l~ter
the estate of John L . J{cefer, Coet.a MHA. CA (under the
lnd•pcndent Adminlltratlon
\
.l
t .,
l
• .:>
lot 2M ol Traci No 1712, In Ille Coate Meta S1111ltery Olttr1c1,
city o f Coale Miu. county ol Oreng1. ateta ot Celllornle, 11
"'-on a Map racotdad In book
50. PIO" 32 to 38, lnclualva. of
Ml1celfanaoue Mapa, 11cord1 ol
Otange County, Cellforn11
Excepting therefrom ell e<uda
oil, pelrot.um. gu. l>IM, uc>1111tum end 111 kl11dred 1ube11ncH end
other""'-• under and 1n Mid land,
ucept ,,,. rigllt to u• any PQr11on
Of the_._ or tlle land for dr'llltng
operetlone. m1n1no or QUerrvtng of ell kinda. lncludlt111 t>ut not axaluelw
ol Oil well drllltflG. Oii ~t. mining operaltone, tog.Illar With the
u11 of "'d aurtace tor oll wa111, 11!!11!1, lunnell, mining IXCllYellona
or allett•. provided. ll~. 1111 1em1 ahell not be oontrued to
ptolllbll elent drllllng or -h Other
operallone wlllcl1 In no WIY UM or In any wey affecl Ille llUl'f-rlQhta of
Mid lend, end wNoti do nof entat
Mid lend 11 • point Ille then 500
-ol Mid tun-. u ,~ In deed from Ednel't Rao• Cepron, ,_did F9bruary 3. 1953 In book
2«f. PIO' 82 of Offlcial Racordl.
Tiie atreel eddreu ind olher
common o..ignallon, 11 ally, of I lie
, .. , properly daacrlbad lbove 11
purported to b•. 959 Dog ... ood, Cot1a M.-9, callfomla, 92827
The underelon•d Trull••
dl1c111m1 eny lllblllty lor 1ny
lneorract-Of Ille llrMt addr-lllld Other common daelgNtlon, If
""I • .,,_,, herein
Seid 111• wlll be made . but wlli,out covanenl or warrenty,
.. pr_ or lrnpllad. regarding 11111.
po-.lon. or anc:umbrenc... to
pey tile rtm.in11111 prlnelpal eum Of
ltll note(•) NOUte<I by Mid OMd of Trull, with lntarHI lllereon, 11
prcMdecl In Mid note(•). ldY-.
If any. uno.r 111e tarm1 or Mid Deed
of Trual. f1a1. charg11 end
expen-of the Tn.oat .. end of Ille
1rue11 created by H id DMd of Truat. lor the emounl rNtOnebl)I
Mllmllad IO be: 181,240. 10
The benlflc*Y under Mid OMcl
of T ruat heretofore executed end
dellvar•d to lh• undartlgnad • .wlttan Oeclarellon of Default and
Olm1nd for Sale. and • wrlltan "lottc;.a of Oeteult end Eleotton 10
Sell The undertignad C*llld uld
No11ee or Oefeull and El.ctlon 10
s.41 to be r.cordad In 1111 county
Whetl Iha reel property la IOcetad
Data. Mllldl 22. 1983
STANDARD SERVICE
PARCEL I
lot I of Trec;I No '°389. In the City ot Coet• Ma11, County ot
Orange. Sl•I• ol C1llfornl1, H
llllOwl1 on • map recorded In be>«*
46 0 . P•O•• 18 and 19 or MIM:ellaneoua Mapa. In the otfloe ol
Iha County Recorder or H id
County EXCEPTING THEFROM 1111 Oil,
o••. mtnar11t and ot her
hydrocerbon 1ub1t1noa1 tying
bllOw • depth of 500 .... wtlhOut
the right of 1urface entry, ea
rMtnlld by Roy Hirai•. by dead
recbrded April 3. 1978 In book 12920, pege e2. Officlll Aec:orde.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM the fOllOwlng:
(a) lJnlll 1A· 1 & 1A·2 through
14A·I & 14A·2 U ahOw<I upon Iha
condominium pten recorded In book
I 365 I II p1ge 173 7 of Olllclel
R«lorda ol Mid County.
(b) Th• uclualv• right to pOlllHIOn of •It tllOH ., •••
d11lgnatld H blleonlel, pat101.
1torega 1rea1. end oaragea •• ano-upon 11'11 condominium plan
abOve ralerred to.
PARCEL 2
Unit• 14A· 1 and 14A 2. 11 ano-upon lhl Condominium pl1n
et>ove ratwrecl to
PARCEL 3
An axclu1tva eppurtenent
MMf\'\lnl for raaldent11t UM llld purpoeae In and to the bak;ony and
patto directly ac1i-1 to the at>ove
deacrtbad Unit which ahall b•
de•mld lo b• pert ot Iha "R .. llrletld Common Ar ... ," allown
•• t •B 1 nd 14P on 1111 Condominium Plen abo¥e refatrad
lo
PARCEL 4
An 111ctue1ve 1ppurtan1nt
~I to u• and occupy. at .. tlm ... tne gereg. dnc:rtb«I 111d
daatg"41tld on the Condominium Pten ebove raf1rrad to 11 140
whlcfl ltlalt be Cleatned to be pa11 of
the "Reetriclad Coinmon At-"·
Nema e nd 1ddr111 of th•
ben1t1c11ry al whOM raqunt th•
ula la being conducted: Pacific
Blutta CondomllMuma, cto Don K
Louie, 1445 Cerntno Mattno, 5-nta
Bar beta, CA 93 I I I Ott9Cllona to
the ebove property may be
obtained by raquaattno 1ame In
writing from Iha t>eneflcllry Within
10 dlY* "°"' '"' Int pubkatlon ot INs notice
Seid Ille wrn be meoe wttru>ul
co-.1 or warranty, ••pr-or
~2EPT therefrom 111 oll. olt
flghll, m1n1rat1, ml"ar•I rlghle. nllurat Qll rtghta end Ollltr
hyclrocarbona t>y w1111-.... n-
known that may be Within or under 11ld t1nd. together with Iha
perpetull rtOhl Of drilling, mining,
HPIOrtng 1nd operating thereror
I nd atorlng In end ramovl1tg th•
aame from Mid lalld or eny other
land, 1ncludtng Iha rtglll to
whlplloell or dlftctlOll•lly drlH end mine lrom !Inda o ther thin Hid
lend, oll or gu ...,.,, 1unne11 and
lhelta Into, 1hrougr. or acrou Iha
1ub1urf1ee of H id land, end to
bottom auc;ll wlllp11ock1d or
dlfaotlonlll)I drilled wllla, tunnata
end llhelte undat ind beneath or
beyond the extarlot Hmltt thereof,
1nd to redrlll, ratunnal, equip,
rnllnt1ln. repelr, deepen i nd
OPlf'•I• eny euch .... 11 or mltie1, wlthOul the right to drill, mine. 11ora,
explore and operlla through lhl
eufl-or 1111 upper 500 '"' of 111e ll.lbaurt-of Hid land, •• r--..ld by The lrvln• Comp1ny, • Wall
Virginia corporellon, In deed
recorded June 12, 19811, In b<><* 8987. pege 10, Ottlcl•l Record•
PARCEL 2 A non•UCluatva
eppurtanent ••M.nant over and
ecrou the Southerly 3 00 tMt of Lot
40 ol Hid trect ror purpo111 ol
dretnaQt end for melntelnlng the
axlertor of the llructural well locltad upon lot 39 of uld tract
ac11-.1 to lhl• Maen'lanl.
YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST DATED 12110181
UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT
MAY BE SOLO AT A PU8ltC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION
OF THE NATURE OF THE
PROCEEDING AGAINST VOU. YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER
of Jr.&tatn Act). The petJtJon
11 Mt for hearing In Dept.
No 3 11t 700 Civic ~nter Dr.,
Wfft, Santa Ana, CA 92702
on May 11, 1983 at 9:30 a.m.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
aranttng or the pelltlon, you
1hould either appear at the
hearing and etate your
Objections or rile written
obj~tlona with the court
before the heerlng. Your
appearel\(.'e may be tn penion
or by your attorney.
IF YOU ARE A
CREDITOR or a ronungent
c:redltor oJ the deceased, you
mwn file your claim with the
court or present it to the
personal representative
appointed by the court
within four months from the
date of first luuance of
letters u provided In Section
700 of the Probate Code of
California. The time for
filing claims will not expire
prior to four months from
the date of the hearing
nollced above.
YOU MA V EXAMINE
the hie kept by the court. If
you are Interested in the
estate, you may file a request wtth the court to receive
special notice of the
Inventory of estate assets
and of the pellllons. accounts
and reports described in
Section 1200.5 of the
California Probat.e Code.
BRIDGMAN, MOROKJN,
STEGMEIER, GOULD &
SHAPIRO, INC., By: B.
Rlcbard Goald, 81%1 Bolaa
Ave., WutmlD1ter, CA
t!IU (71') 8'&·0411.
Published Orange Coast
Daily Pilot, April 14, 15, 21,
1983
1777-83
P\B.IC NOTICC
The eddre11 ot the above
properly la 18932 Recine, Irvine,
CA No warranty II glwn .. to Ill
com~-. or corracui.e The
beneficiary under H id O••d of
Truat, by rHIOn of • bra1ch or
<Mfaull In the Obllgatlona MCUrad lh«aby. heretofore ... cutld end
delivered to the underelgned a
wntten Oac111111on ol Oafeull and
Demand tor Seta, •nd ""11nen nottce
ot btncti •nd of aiec:1lon to c:auae YOU AM IN DD'AUl.T ON09" A
th• undar•lon•d lo Hll Uld Olao °' TIIUIT DATE> JUNE 11, propany lo Nttety Mid obllgellona, 1•1. UNtil8 YOU TAKI ACTIOM
•nd tllarHfter the underalgned TO fltK>nCT YOVI' NOPl1'TY,
c;auMd Mid noll09 of brNCll and of IT MAY el IOlD AT A f'UM.IC
llKllon to be recorded o-niw • A l I . " Y 0 U N I I 0 A N 22. 1982 H lnsir Ho 82-449841. of IX~ATION CW TM MATURI
Official Racorda In 1119 otnc. of the Of' THC NOCllDIMG AOAINIT
Aacotder Of Orenga County, YOU, YOO aHOUl.D CONTACT A
Seid Seta •Ill be made, bul LA~A.
CORP.. lmpUICI. u to title, poeu1111on or
• Ca11rorn11 Corp ancumt>tancea to Mtlll)I 1t1e un"9ld
without covan1n1 or werranty, NOTICE CW TMl8ftl'I 8Al1
••prns or .mplleel regwdtng !Ille T.I . Mo. •1as
u aald Truat.. bel.-.,.,. on the note or noc• ~. or ~umbtancft. to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thel
tty Lynn 9-aecured by Mid Deed Of Trwt, to Authorlz«I Signature wtt S40,8,7 oo. piu. ,,,. IOllowlng
pay the remaining prlrldpel aum ot on Wadn.oey. ~H 20. 1943. 11
,,,. r>ota aec;u'9d by Mid Deed ot 10 00 o'Cloctt am of Mid day. In
TNtt. With tntw•t H In Mid not• the room Mt NICM tor ~uc:tlng
provided. adVlnc.M, II any, under Trvll•'• s ..... within Ille oftlCll ot
1119 ,.,,.,,. of Mid OMcl of Tn.al. REAL ESTATE SECURITIES
f-. d\wgM and·~ of thl SERVICE. loc11ad 11 2020 N
Tf\1111" and or the truata crMtad by Broadway &Mt• 20e, In the City of Mid Deed Of Tn.ot1 Seid Mii will be Santa Ana. County of Otange. S1111
l*donThu11day.~•H, 1913,et ol C1llforn11. REAL (STATE
2 00 p M al the Chapman AYI SECURITIES SERVICE, 1 Callf0tnle enlrence 10 the Civic Center corporellon, 11 duly appolnt•d
Building, 300 E Chipman Ave • True!• unoar and punuent 10 Iha 0r_... CA power o f HI• conrarracl In 11111
21031 Ventura 8IYd . Hllmetld co111. axpanlH end
Suite 1007 ldYenc.a ., Iha time of Iha IMlal Woodland HI ... CA 91364 puClicatlon Of thle NotlCI Of Sala
Tel (213) 340-4010 • '3, 163.75
Publllh•d Or•no• COH I Dally NOnc. TO "'Of'e"" ~
PllOt. March 31, ~· 1, 14, YOUAM .. DCPAUlTUNDEftA
1527-&3 0110 O' T"U8T, OATIO
OCTa.JI M. ,_, UMUU YOU
TAICI ACTION TO ""OTECT NOncl IMVITWIG _,. YOU" fl"Ofll .. TY, IT MAY a 1
NOTICE 18 HEN!BY OIVEH VIM IOl.D AT A ..ulUC 8ALL • YOU ..-0 propoeMI w11 be reoeMld by NDD .,_ Dl'UNATIOM CW TMI
the City o1 eo.ta ..._.el the Offtol MATIMI M THI f'ROCHONIO o1 the City C1erti at the City.._., n AQAl•aT YOU, YOU 8HOULO
F* OrtYe. Coate ~CA, wt11 the CONTACT A LAWYD. ~ o1 11:00 Lm. on ,.,,,_ 21. 11113 DA TEO' Mardi n . 1913
At th• t •m• or th• Initial certain Deed Of Truat aua1tad by publlcatton of tNa nollCI, the total GARY ELDER, en unmarrlect man,
emountottheunpeldblllancaofllle rlCOfded June 22, 1981, In 8ooll
obllgetlon MCurad by Illa 1bove 14110 ol Ofllclel Rlcotdl of Mid
ducrlbed dead of lfual end County. 11 page 111112. Recorder'1
Mtlmll•d co111. Hpen11a. 1nd lnatrvment No. 32808, by ,_. al
edV8l'ICll 19 129,510 S2. The total • brMCll or default In payment or indeOtaa-being an Mllmal• on p1ttorm1nce ot th• obllgetlona
WhlCtl the opening bid la computed Hcurad lheraby, lnctudlng thet may be oblaln.d by celtlno (416~ btMCt\ or defeutt. Nottce ol whlcfl
946-6418 Iha day belof• lhl Mii wu rlCOtOed Oeolmbet 28, 1982.
at wNch ~ ~ .. be OC*Md FIRST AMEAICAN
pvbllcly and rHd 110\ld In thl TITLE INSURANCE co .. Coundl CNmbert ~ FVANIHIHG 1 C.llornil c;ooi.
ALL LA BOA, MAT I RIA LS, Jeannine L Lewrtl
EQUIPM£NT, TMNSPOATATION Authortzad 01llcar
ANO 8uc.t OTHEll l'AClUTIES A8 I 14 E. Flflh Strwt, MAY BE AEQUllllEO FOR THE Santi Ant, CA 92701 O.te: March 28. 191.'.l u Aeoordar'a lnatrumenl No.
COLDWELL BANKER ESCROW 82-46!777. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC COHSTAUCTIOH M WIMBUDOH (714) 658-3211 PARK, 3440 WIMBLEDON WAY, Publlahad Orange CoHI Dilly SERVICES. INC u Mid AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
C08TA MESA. CA. PllOI, ~ 1, 14. 21. 1983 Trust... 8100£R FOR CASH, lewful mon.y
T O. SERVICE CO . IQlfll ot the Urlllad Stalel. or 1 CMtller'a A ... of plene. ~Md ~ COf'ltr9Ct docurnentl """" be obtained In "" office ot tll• ~,.of lAllut'I ~ n
Fair °'" Coeta MeM, CA, upon
recelslt °' • norv'lfundeble r.. of
$15.00. "b6ddar'8 ~ --_, ~·be meled, the dlerva .. be $11.00 per ....
Each bid INlt be made on the
pr~ torm _, In tN -provided In 111• contr1ct
d ocuma nu , and ahelt be
~ompenled by • certified or
c:.lliat'• Cllldl or • bid bond tor not leU then to pe1c;en1 of the
tniount of the bid, rneda P9)1ebte IO
the City Of Coe\a ...... The Contre ctor ellall, In tll•
parlorme11c• of Ille worli enCI
lmprovemente. conform 10 the
La bor Code of the Slit• of
C1llfornl1 8'1'1d othlf 11•• of t"9
Itel• of Callfornl• apptlcet>I• '**· wlltl n. nceptlon oNt ol AICtl 'tw1etlorll .. ,..., be teQUlted
under ttte ~••Mel ~
to wNdl pi00Mdll9 hlreunotr -
tllken end wfllell '"'" not been ~ by ttll pto¥telol 11 of ltll
Labof Code. Preference to labor
..... be 5 oNt In ltll -prcwlcled ....
No bid be OONldlred~ II le made on e form lllmlllled by
the City Of Colt• ...... end .. made
tn ~ "'°" t"9 prCNtllonl °' :r.::,-~Wld
tllllo ~ .. ...,.,.,by ....
Tiie City Councl °' "" Otty of Coeta ..... r--Ult rlgM IO teJeCt .,,., or .. btdl 9-111' PNMly
a.y Cler1i of "" CllYofC.. .....
flubli.Md Orenge Cout Oelly "°'· ,.... 14, , •• fta !lt4=!?
... lft .. I TflOf'llP•On,
1647-113
Wanda McMNllon, Aelt Ste checll drawn on • 11•1• or natlonal
fltR)C NOTICE One City BIYd WMt b1nk. • •l•I• or fedarel credit _ Otenga, CA g 1868 union, 0t a 11111 or r.detll 11'1¥9
NO-.. ::::-..... -(714) 13M288 and loan euod•tlon domldled ln ·-_. --......-Publlal\9d Oreno• Co111 Di lly tNI ate1• ell peylble 11 Iha lime of MM. HIOHDfn Piiot. AprM 7, 14, 2f, 1913 ..... all right, lllte and lntat•I held
AT .... VATll a.AL.a 1644-83 by It, H Truatea, In thal reel
..., U ~ proCllf1Y 111u•t• In Mid County end
In IN SUpeflor Court of VII Si.le "8JC NOTICE Stet•. cleectiOed .. folows: Of~ In and for VII County ------------lot 11 of TrllCI No. 3728 u Plf Of Loe Mgalaa In Ille Mitt• Of the IC-cM19 IN9 r-dld In b0011 134, pagee t Eet•tl ot RUTH 0 MoPEAK. NOnCC TO CMOfTOI• and 2 of~ M~. In the
C-V.t-Oii MAJ( ~ olfic. ol the County Record9' ot Nollol le hereby given INll Illa (e-. lt01..,_, U.C.C.I Mid County
unoanlQr11CU1o4I Ml II prtYat. ..... No11ca I• her•by given to 111• Tiie etreat addreH or oth•·
10 the hlg"4tlt •nd b .. t bldd«, c redltore 01 HOSPITALITY common dHlgnellon or Jht real
aubJect to conllrm1llOI' of H id tNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT , Pf'091'1Y hat.inlbove OMcrlbed b 8ue*1fJI Cowl on Of •llw the 28111 T,..-.,Of, ..._ ~ eddr-puriionad to be 2t 11 Aedlanda Or •
Gey of Aprtl, 1183, et Iha ofllee of 11 17927 MecArthut, City of !Mna, eo.te Miia. CA
THOMPBOH, THOMPSON & County of Orange, Stell ol The unoeralgna d herab ~ BAOW?'...t 7824 8. ltelntw A-. P.O. C.llfornle. ltlll a bulk tr111ai.r la dlacla lma 111 tftblllty for 1ny So• 19<1, Wlllttllf. eoeoe County ~ t.o be mede to HAPPY DAU lnC:ON'IC't-In Mid .... eoo,_,
Of Loa Mgalaa. Stat. of Celllornle. INC • Tr-1., ... wllOll buelneee or other common OM1gn111on
al ltll right, title end tnterwt Of MIO ldd,_ II 7 •0 E. !Catella. Chy of Seid 11.la wtll bl midi wtthOUI ~t .. , In lltld to al the 09rtllln Mlllelm. County Of Or"'QI. Stat• warranty, uprH• or tmpllad,
r.., property allueta In 1t11 Clt)I Of Of Celifofnle. regarding 11111. po1H11lon. or SHI B11ch, County of Orange, The propany 10 be ,,__,ad It encumbrenc;u , to Htltfy the
Stell of Cellfornl1. partleulerfy deeCrttJeCI In 111f*e1 ea. Al atod! In prtnclpel belenoe ol 1111 Nol• Ot
dMcribed .. tolow9. to-wit. lrlda. fbllurM, equlpt'Mtll and good Other obllO•llOfl NCUrad by Hid lot 6 Of Tr.:t 4741. will of th•t RHtaurant bu11ne11 oeec:t of 'fruit, wllh 1nt1tHI and
More commonly known u . known u FOX HUNTER end other aum• 11 provided therein;
AP.• r Im• n I 12 H. 17 1 0 T • m IOoated 11 17927 MICArtl'lur. City of ptut edvencn. 11 eny, und., the
0 SMntet, 8MI a-ti. CA !Mne, County Of Orange. Stet• of ltrlM thereof end lnlarftl on IUCll Term• of H ie OHll In lewtul Celtforllia. -""" d p1 t I\
money of the United StelH on Tiie bulll tra netar wlll be ..... enoee, •n us -· c:-3: conflnnltlon Of lela, or pert Clllh _____ ._.. on _ •fl• ...... &.d end expen-of Iha Truel• of _,,_,"........ -.,.. ... tM '""" Cfufed by Mid Deed ot ano btt1nce evldanoed by note day of May, 1"3 It 10:00 1 m II Trull Tiie 10111 •mount of "Id
-ed by MoliOIQI or Truet DMd Q A 0 v t A I! • c R 0 w bll I I I di a.1y on tt1a P'~ 90 aold. Ten l)W(lllll COflPORA TION. 18002 lrflnl BIYd., o get on, nc u nl'... rHtona.., of .,_1 bid to be..____.._...,, T·_...... ,..., Htlmelld leu, c uge• 1nd
.....--·--· -IJIPlfll9I of the True••· II Illa llm• bld.IMde Of ofW1 to be In writing end 2, ~~le tor lt4lng delma II Mey ol lnl~bllcetlon of thl1 Notlol, It wt" bl recelYed II the •f~ So fir u •• ttnown to the ''~ ~I 2t 1983 otllca et Illy lime •lier Iha ttrat Trlr'tfwll, all ~ '*'* end = HTA~SECUfllTIES publlcatlon hereof end beilortl date edclt_.. ~ by Iha Tr~ "'I! Celtf ,..,._
o1.... for the !)Ml lhr .. ~· lfl lhoa "" ' 1 ""'V·• 0.tad lhill 5111 dey of Apr•. IN3 8AMI!;, MO T~ .._
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b1111rte111 •· OA. COHITANCIO, 2041 Mll'lf\8 I.Mii. I.A l,.Ofl, NO c.tlllna It., MAAOA"IT I . ll'OWILL, lent• Mt, CA t:11ot.
legune IMlilfl, CA Utal Limited Partner, 1011 011ford, MAOOll MA'"' Mll.U, 11711 1"*1 I.. ~ tlO Cat...... ,,..,..,__ 0A. VlewtlOlfll I.Int, Huntington INcfl. ~ .._,., OA. tttal Tiiie .,..,_.le conducted by a CA ltt47,
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being built by the Koll Co. The first floor will include a sunken atriurh • -:
The $65 million hotel, to feature art, n c h lounge. restaurants. banquet rooms, offices and a ' ll
furnishings and French Cuisine wilJ be located in 7,000-square-foot ballroom. ''J
Koll Center on MacArthur Boulevard. A swimming pool and sun deck will be situated ::.· ... · ,
The hotel plan was approved by city officials in on the second C1oor. Two tennis courts, a spa and 1·r" N
the beach cit.v more than two years ago. health dub al.so will be on the premises. ·11'-• .1 a
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facilities intemat!onally. The Newport hotel will be venture of the Haas and Haynie Corp. and T.A.a :i• a
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First-time jobless
claims down l l ,000
By Tiie A1t0elase4 Pre11
WASHINGTON -fir1t-tlme dalm1 for
unempJqyment benefita fell by 11,000 ln tho woek \hat
ended April 2, the Labor Departmen t reported today.
The Employment and Tratnlna Adminhtration
aaid figw'M adjuated for .euonal vartaUona 1howl!d
that 487 ,000 jobleu American• applied f or
unemployment oompeneaUon bcnefita at the varioul
1Ult.e employment office9. That compared to 408,000
such new applbtiona in the week en<led March 2e.
The government'• ~pllaUon of thete first-ti.me
claima does not show how many applicanta were either
approved or declared lnelli1ble for 28 week.a of joble.1
benefits.
The t o tal number o f people getti ng
unemployment compenaation benetlta under the bulc
26-week program run by the states wu 3.862,000 in
the week ended March 26, an increue of 19,000 over
the week before, the agency said.
GTE reports h e fty earninss
SANT A MONICA -General Telephone of
California haa reported a hefty eaminp i..ncreate but
said it still need.I a 1984 rate hike which would almoet
double average residential telephone charges. GTE
said yesterday net income for 1982 was $187 .2 million,
up 57 percent from the $118.9 million reported for
1981. However, the company noted that about $25
million o( the increase waa a one-lime tax gain. GTE
President David Anderton said the corporal.Ion, the
nation's largest independent tel~phone company, I.a
earning leas than most other 1lndependent phone
companies. He said GTE I.a earnll\R about 13 percent on
ita shareholders' equity although it is allowed a 16
percent return by the California Public UtHities
Commi.saion, (GTE serves Laguna Beach and portions
of south and west Orange County.)
Caterpillar loss $172 million
SAN FRANCISCO -CaterpilJar Tractor Co.
reported a $172 million loss for the firat quarter of
1983 and dlrecton have voted to continue a reduced
dividend that was approved last year. At Caterpillar's
annual meeting here yesterday, Chairman Lff L.
Morgan told about 240 shareholders that the loss,
which translates to a reduction of $UM per common
share of stock, prompted the board of directors to
continue the reduced dividend of 37 'h centa a share.
The dividend was cut last October from 67 'h cents a
share. Sales for the first quarter ending March 25
totaled $796 million, a decline of $1.17 billion from the
same period last year. The first quarter of 1982
registered a profit of $42 million, or 48 cents a share.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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Angels use heavy artillerY
By JOHN SEV ANO
of !tie OellJ Not .....
team's Civ" RBI, and four or the club's 1lx total runs
SC.'Ored
no doubt It'll added presaurt', but il'1 jUlt 10mething
I have to deal with
ll'1 reuonably ufe to auwne If the Angels are
going to repeat u the American League's Western
Oiviaion ctwnpa, Brian Downing, Reggie Jackson
and Doug DeCinces (among othen) are going to
have to come close to the type of season each
enjoyed in 1982.
AB a rt.'8ult, Geoff Zahn and Co. coaated to an
easy 6 l victory over SC!attle before 24,002 at
Anaheim Stadium.
"I'd like to say 1 don't think about It, but l
can't."
So far thla aeaaon, however, the trio, for a
variety of reaaons, has struggled. Yet despite their
problems, each possesses a respectable average and
the Angels are winning.
Deeinret1, spurred by an unl'i!rta!n future being
an the final year of hLS contract, was the catalyst
Has single in the second inning helped set up the
Angels' first run And h111 two-run homer 1n the
third gave them a 4-0 cushion
His 2-for-3 perfonnancl' also raised hts average
to 344. wha(·h isn't bad for someone who has been
hampered by a nagging groan pull through the ·first
rune games
Downing, who lS &lao 1n hi.a option year, hu
been dUJturbed for diHerent reuons. Upeel with .
himself for taking t.oo many pitches early in the
year, Downing Wied hl8 final plate appearance in
the first game of the Seattle series to break a
mental block he had toward swmgmg.
It almoet makes one wonder what's going to
happen when things start going smoothly
Downing. Jack.Ion and DeCinces accounted for
six of the Angels' 10 hits last mght, four of the
"h 's motivating to know I have to do well for
myself," said DeCmc:es or has quu:k !>tart "There's
"I Just got tired of constant.ly being 0-2 or 1-2
and not having swung the bat, so my last time up in
the first game I decided to swing at the first three
pitches no matter where they were," he said
(Downing grounded out t o third after
(See ANGE~. Paite C2)
Delly Not .,.,, "'°40
Julie Carpe nte r has fashioned
an 11-1 record for Edison.
Carpenter key
in Edison cli1nh
By ROGER CAR~ON
Of tM Oe&ly f'llol a1.tt
F.dison High's women's softball team may still
\ be fighting for recognition within the Sunset t League with a 1-2 record -but a 13-3 overaJI
:_ record has the Chargers ranked No. l in the CIF
4-A.
Behmd all that ts pitcher Julie Carpenter, a
15-year-old sophomore who belies her 5-2,
ll5-pound frame with some numbers which take on
awesome proportions.
She has struck out 135 batters and walked just
18, given up 32 h1t.s. ancludmg two doubles and two
triples and has fashioned a sparkling 0.11 ~on
the way to an 11-1 record.
"My rise and curve are my best patches," says
the F.di.son pitcher." who began patching when she
was nine years old.
As a freshman she compiled a 15-5 record after
stepping in as the Chargers' No 1 pitcher in mid-
sea.son. Fountain Valley put an end to a perfect season
for Carpenter Tuesday with a 2-0 verdict. giving
(Stt CARPENTER, Page Ct>
Sea View
has race
tri-leaders
It's setting !.ighter and lighter in the Sea
View League baseball race -to the point
that there is a three-way tie for the lead
with Irvine, Saddleback and El Toro
hooked up.
Here's how it went yesterday
Saddle back 4, Irvine 2
In a duel of premier pitchers, Saddleback
sophomore Leonard Damian had the edge
over Irvine's Rod Poissant, thanks to a
three-run seventh Inning which was
capped by Mike Baker's two-run double to
leftrcent.er.
Brian Jordan slugged a aolo homer in the
fifth inning and he 900red in the first run in
the seventh alter walking for Saddleback.
John Salinas had an RBI single in the
fifth inninf to knot the game at 1-1 and he
hit an RB single in the seventh, but the
Vaqueros lost it in the sixth when they
were unable to llC'Ore aft.er getting runners
to second and third with no out.
Damian struck out seven and walked
one, Poissant struck out four and walked
three.
Estancia 9, CdM 2
Jon Johnston went lhe d1Stance for the
Eagles. scatteriJll six singles. while striking
out five and walking three batters
An RBI-single by Steve Johnson and a
run-producing double by Jeff Graham
staked Estancia t.o a 2-1 lead after two
innings then the Eagles got three m the
third and four in the sixth to put 1t away.
An RBI-double by J e ff Graham and
run-producing singles by Collin Harriaon
and Jim Curtis keyed the third, then RBI
hits by Steve Nic hols and Kirk Stone
preceded pinch-hatter Chris Mathews, who
slapped a two-run single in the sixth.
Corona's brightest area was Pat Cox, who
was 2-for-3.
El Toro IO~ (~os ta Mesa 5
El Toro rallied with a six-run r1Cth-
inning with three doubles in the 11-hll
attack. including a 3-for-4 performance by
Ball Wells and a 2-for-4 day with 3 RBI and
3 runs scored by Doug Stewart
Roger Ting slugged a two-run homer for
Costa Mesa to tie the game at 2 in the third
mning and the Mustangs were up by a 4-2
count before El Toro exploded
Tang finished the day with a 3-for-4
performance with 2 RBI and 2 runs scored
Newport 19, Univt-rsity 14
Norm Stolzoff of University slugged a
prodigious 425-foot two-run homer. but It
was Newport Harbor's day. led by the
batting of Vishnu Batoosangh and Louis
Nigro.
Batoosingh was 4-for-4 with a double.
tnple and 3 RBI and Nigro was 3-for-5 with
3 RBI in the sax-tnn.ing contest.
Filipek
selects
Waves
Manna High's Scott l<'ahpek,
the Daily Pilot's c h oice for
Sunset League Player of the
Year and an All-CIF selection .
has signed a nauonal lette r of
intent to play basketball at
Pepperdine University.
The 6-0 point guard's decLS1on
came down to Pepperdine and
Wyommg.
Ahead of him at Pepperdine as
Gahr High product Mark Wilson,
who will be a senior in the fall.
The rest of the area's best
senior products -Corona del
Mar High's Mike Hess. Newport
Harbor's Joe Seager and Ocean
View's Byron Ball -signed
before the season began.
H ess 1s hea ded f or the
University of Texas, Oklahoma
signed Seager and Ball we nt
with the University of Oregon.
Scholarships didn't exactly
pour in for area community
t-oUege basketball players.
ln fact, only one area player -
Orange Coast's Leland Bruce -
has been offered and acrepted a
firm scholarship to continue
playing on the four-year level.
Bruce, a 6-3 guard who
pre pped at Marina High and
played a year at Golden West.
has received a scholarslup lO play
a t the University of Hawa11 at
Hilo.
Bruce averaged 14 points per.
Edison, FV Rustlers, Orange Coast stumble
volleyball Golden West's and Orange Coast's run, in capturing the victory. a single to right.
teains • win
Edison and Fountain Valley
continue to stalk pace-.etting La
Quinta in the Sunset Lteague
vo11eyball race following la1t
night's results.
The Chargers and Barons
remained two games behind the
leader following three-game
triumphs Last night.
Edison stopped Weatmiruter,
15-11, 15-9, 15-6 to improve the
Chargers' mark to 6-2 in league
play. Edison wa1 sparked by
outside hitters Joe Kratka and
Randy Hetrick.
drive toward the top of the South C-oast Golden West's 14 -hit attack was led by 'Two runs S('Ored on the base hit, and
Conference baseball standings hit Mike Wagner's 3-for-4 performance at when the ball got by right fielder Joe
roadblocks yesterday, as miscues led to the plate, while five others ca.me up with Kwolek, another Cerritos runner crossed
the Rustlers' downfall against pace-a pair of safeties for the Rustlers the plate
setting Santa Ana and the Bucs couldn't John Altobelli was 2-for-5 with a The Pirates started a comeback m the
get their offense in gear against Cerrit.oe. double and a run llCOred; Kevin Elster sixth when K wolek singled in Dave
Meanwhile, Saddl~k kept rolling was 2-for-4. Bob Grandstaff was 2-for-4 Tinoco from second base. But the rally
the Pacific Coast Conference by with an RBI; Tim Zaharson was 2-for-4 stalled with runners on first and third.
defeating Palomar, 7-5. with an RBI. and Scott Foster was when Falcon starter Chip Dill got a
Here's what happened: 2-for-4. stn keout Gr~dstaH upped tu.s hitting streak lO Cerritos added another unearned run Santa Ana 8, Golden West 6 10 straight games. in the bottom of the inning off OCC
The Rustlers outhit Santa Ana b!' a C . S O r • ) starter Cory Collinge, who allowed only 14-5 margin yesterday, but paid the prioe erratos , r a nge voast two earned runs ma complete game loa
for eight errors as the Dons struck for The Falcons scored four umes aga.mst Jeff Garcia sparked the Pirate attack
three runs in the sixth inning without C-oast in the second inning, when after with a 2-for-5 performance. The loss
benefit of a hit to take the lead for good. loading the bases with no outs, second dropped Orange Coast to 10-6 in South
In all, the Dons NM! just one earned baseman Brett Gordon slapped Coast Conference play and 17-7 overall.
Scott filipek
game last season fo r the 9-17
Pirates.
Golden West sophomores
Dennis .James and F.d Dorham
arc both r eportedly close to
ac('epting scholarships.
James appears to be headed for
Great Falls College in Montana,
whale Dorham 1s reportedly set
on Judson Baptist College in
Oregon.
Tracy Mit c hell. a 6 -2
sophomore guard with a 12.l
scoring average from Saddleback
College, is 9Cheduled to sign with
Texas C hr1 s t1an today .
Teammates Andy Ground and
Greg Ward are set for Hawaii-
H 1 lo and Southern California
College respectively.
Both are 6-5 forwards and
both averaged just under eight
points per game
J~
' I
I~ ...
Fountain Valley turned back
Ocean View, 15-3, l!i-3, 15-5 to
stay even with Edison. The
Barona ran their offense well.
keyed by the play of sett.er Scott
Nelson and middle blocker Brian
Hanson.
Fountain Valley now takes a
break {rom Sunset League action
this Saturday when It competes
in the Inglewood Tournament, an
all-day affair featuring IOroe of
\}le top teams in Orange County
and llOr'Oe other mqwids from the
Loa Anaeies area.
Yeager's blast
was no mystery
Cayard regains lead
in Six Meter Cup
La Quinta maintained a firm
grip on the top 1pot folJowtnc ita
T5-11, U -9, 15-9 conqueat of
Huntington Beach . The Azt.eca
r~ceived support from their
back-row performer• J eff
Roeenthal and Scott Calderwood
to stay unbeaten at 8-0 in the
Sumet.
On the community rollep level,
Golden West upped it.a South
Cout Conference mark to 10-3
by H11na put LA Harbor, 1~9.
U-2, l&·U.
The Ruatlen were ~ by
ouutde hitter K.elth &laya and
middle blocker John K.ostv.
Raiders win suit
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
federal Jury -wanted ctama,.. of
tl l .6 ml1l.lc.i to the Lot AnpWa Ra1cMn and $4.8 ml.Won to \be
Loi Ana-• ~ yeswrday
ln th.tr anutrwt at .,.m.t the
National J'oobl1 ~ with
the amount• automattcall1
t.rebaed to abcM $49 mllUon '°"91.
•
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Joe Nlekro uya the
Houston Astros' losing streak la "my1terloU1."
But the pit.ch the Loe Angele. DodS' Steve Yeager hit in the bottom of the 14th last
nl&}lt -a Frank LaCone "mistake," he call It -
was no myatery.
It went for a two-run homer, the Dodgen won,
5-3, their fourth win ln a row, and It left Houaton
0-9 and in the record booka.
The Asuaa now have the dubloua dlatlnction of
sharins the modem National League record for
moat to.es at the 1tart of a aeuon with the 1918
Brooklyn Docttera. 1919 Boston Brawa and 19e2
New Y Ol"k Meta.
"How can we play every aame eo c1oee and loee
them all?" wondet"ed Nlekro, who hurled fiw-hJt
be.11 tor 10 1nnlnp. yet left without a deciaion. Of t.M Altrm' nine ~ three have been by
one ruu, five by two l"Wll and the other, openi.na
ni,ht., 16-7, t.o th• Dodprs, and they were In th.al
one, too, for ffve lnninp.
"U we were plaYlNI bMUy, and pttJ.na blown
out of 1ames, I could Undentand," Nlekro uld.
"But c.hil la .ickenina. It'• myaterioul."
Ray ~t: "lt'1 beyond belief."
Manager Bobbi. LUU.: ''Our ~ have nothtna
to be a1hamed o . And, now, we'll aee what
eve~'• made of."
The AIU'Oe wen one QUt away frun ~
the f1rlt pmt of lhe aer1el with the Do<IQen. but
ao.t t.bat one tn 11 lnn1np.. 4~. 'nMy io.t ~Y
ftliht. a-1. and they w..-. at.ct, i.o, tn the aewnt.h wfien Loi Al\ellea rookie ONC lttock C1"llCked a
two-run homlr •
....... 111
Houaton'• Phil G•mer celebralet
a(ter ecorin1 run I••• ni1ht.
By ALMON LOCKABEY Oalr .................
Paul Cayard of St. Francis
Yacht Club, San Francisco,
1teered St. FT'ancis Vlll to his
.econd win the Six Met.er World
Clip Regatta yesterday to regain
the point leed in the beat five of
alx race aeries.
St. Francis Vlll apparently
liked the light to moderate
wlnda off the Santa Ana River
Jetty and led the 15-boat fie-et al
every mark of the 15-mile coune.
Flniahw of l • 7-1 ln three races
gives St. Francis vm 8\1\ polnta
W\der the low 9COl"lna S)'ltem, a
quarter of a pi:>lnt ahead of
NHYCUSA. aldppered by Andy
Macdonald of Newport Harbor
Yacht Club.
Y eaterday'1 weather -about
8· 12 kqot• -wu ln dlrec t
ciontl'Mt lo Tuesday'• race which
had to be aborted when \ht
wnttrly wht1tled up to more
than 30 knota. caualnl a coll.lalon
Uld two d.lm\MUnel. Tha aborted
nice will be aaUecf 1omOITOW.
Deftndtn1 champion Pelle
Ptttenon of Swedftl moV9d up
on the acor l n~c al• ln
yttterda)"• ,...., f 8IC'Oftd
and .itv1n1 him a tote of 13
points for the three races and
third place in the standings.
Scoring at thla stage in the
series la allghtly misleading aa
1kippera will be allowed to throw
out their wont raice in the final
ecorm,. Throw-outa are \&IWilly
computed after the fourth nice.
Argyle c..mpbeU of Newport
Hubor Yacht Club, aallln1
Ranger for the Fort Worth. Boat
Club, finlahed third yesterday. Kivinl him a total of 24 polnta,
one of which waa a
dlaqualJflcat.lon which ht would
throw out. Kia other good fin1ah wu fourth.
Two prote1u were pendlna
after yesterday'• race which
could change the .cortn1.
r
('3 Orange Coaal DAILY PILOT /Thuraday, AfJrll 1t\, 1983
~------------------------------~ Slan1 givt'I" Phillit·~ win
Do 0111 art-ttlcotf Nell Allen with a
6l &rand 11&1m with two ouU. In the· Area teams net • WIDS
A 'double-header'
loss for Lake rs
From AP dlspatcbt11
SAN ANTONIO. Tc•xus h m
was n 't t.>xaclly a doublt•hl•adl•r
bt>twt.-cn th e San Antonio Spurs und
Los Angeles LnkE>rs. but 11 w as as
close as o ne l'OUld get tn tht• Nauunul sa~ketb..tll
Associal1on.
And the S purs t•timt.• a way with two
v1ctones.
"If feels guod to pic k up two win~"' a night,"
said Spurs forward M 1kt.• Mltt·h e ll, who had I :l
pom~ m the se<:ond v1cl0ry J I H IO!I dt'<.·1:.1u11
over Los Ange lt'S
bottom of Ow nluth hinlnM la111 nl~ht
c·applna" ttve run nilly ond powt•1 l11g
Phlladt•lphlo t.f> o wlltl I 0 H VI\ tui y o v\•I t h1 N1•w
York Mt•IJI In N11t1cmul l.A:'llilW bu114•h11ll m·uu11
Et1o ... wtw11 ('brh Chnmbllu h 1111wr 1·cl
twtu• tu drive• in lhrt't' rum. ,,,. Alluntu w1111 1L'I
11t•vt•nth 11t1 u lght, 11 ti I rt1111p 11vc·1 C '111n 1111ull
Ttrr y K t nnt<dy 11111ul1'll 111 1111' 8" ulwud
run ln th•· fourth 11111111.: u11d l!:rk Show 1111d
Gary l.ut·a• l'Ollll>l111otl 101 Ull ('18hl l11tll·r •I' s.111
01C'"U 111\llJJlH!'d 0 II Vt• l(Umt• IOMllit ~tlt'ak \I\ llli ,j
2 I win ove r S.1n 1''ru11d11t·o Jo11quln
Anduj1tr hurh'(I a 1wven hllh'r w w111 tw. I :lth
('(11\S('t"Utlvt• dl'<.'ISIOn ovc•r fl IWO St 'Ullon :itpHll u11d
Gtorge llt-odrl<'k had J 1v1• hll/j, m dud111..i two
homer'\ a:. St Luu1" h.ind1·d J>11tsl>u1..:h It:.
st't'Ond stllll~l\l los:.. !) I
Quoit· of tht• day
fUll Needle, p11lihl· H·l,1111111' m.111 Jm tlu
Atlu11t.1 I luwk.,, 111n 1111i1 1h.1t I l.1" k:. g1w1 d
Eddlt' Johnsou hm, t'mm h.wk ft11111 l"·111g
-.hol, hc•111~ a1 fl'!.kd f111 1•111 •1111\1' 1111:.:.c·~w11
and 11nd1 rgo111g [l'>Vdwatrw t11•at11lt'11t 1111'"
(tlJlltl d t·p11•:..!.IVI pt·r ... 011;d11\ 'Tlw ""'"
thmg 1 .. r1 for l'A.ld1t• t11 1 w 111· h.11 k I 111111 1..,
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top f11l{lit li1~h 1ll'houl11 l'urimta tlt·I M11r ,
lJn1y1·1i.tty, Lu~unu llt•ud1, Hu111111uton Ht• • .1d1 .md
Ir v ml', wu11 hv ovt•rwhl•lmma i.c'()n'll
UC:l's h :1 lll'<:ls111n HI Cal S wtc 1''ull1·rt.1111 ww.
th1• do..'lt•st lhlllt( t.u 11 d ill tu.m~cr with Hob Nl•h;un
11ml Hub I l111k1•l. tlw /\11tl·att•rs' No 4 a11d ~1 "llt1Ult·"
p lJyt•ri.. k1·v111.: th\• Vl1 l111V lH 'I '" llPW '!.7 ~) llVl'I .. 11
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,1111 1111 tlu fui.t tmw le-ti tl11 lll'l w1111u-11 in .1 1-1 ()
111u1 of U111U.>d S lllll"1 lr1t1 •rnut11111ul U n1v1•1:.1ty
h1 1•ommur11ty t·ulh•gt· play 11 w.1~ Ora111ow C'11(1:-.1
1oll111u to a !J 0 wrn JI Cl'rrltos, t·onlpll'lrn~ South
(. 'u;i~t Co11Ct·1 l'O<'l' action with u Ill ~ fl'( orcJ a half
gu11w twh1nt.l Sanl.I /\nJ
Todd R1 aun .ind J1·ff B.1111.11 d n1mb1n1·d frn
1111·11 14th '>lra1ght wrn without,, deh·<il 111 t.loubl<•:.
l'urnn..i dC'l Mar tuned up for Its Sc•<1 Vww
I .t·,t!(llt' mall"h w ith v1s1tmg U111v1,, -.1ty t11rn111 row
\\1th a 27 I rout ov1•r 1'~tanl·W \A.Jth R1wn Sull1vJ11
.111d !'X•lll Brown.'lbugc:r l'!>JX'l1.1lly 11111111·=-~•v• 111
~111gl1•:.. Ill :1ddit1on to thl• l'USt11111.iry 1>vl'1 puwt·1111g
flex muscles
'1'1'JVNI.~
play of clouhlc•'( 'ii.Ur. Jt•H Ewma and J ohn Washer.
Cm u11J dl'I M ur' 11 -0 rt'<'Ord includes o 20-8
th•d'!lnn ov1•1 U111vt 1i11ty The lattA.•r rt.•adled U1elf
l11r ttw rt·111uld1 wllh u big 1tffort uguinat Newport
I l.11 l.1w . 111lh11g to u 20-8 victory ~hind doublet
... 1.1r' (;1·11rl(•' P,ruhwin and f>t.11111~ Day and Hans
Vu tor J11d 1'.:11l· OliVl'I
Chn-. (,rt • 1 mu1nto1nt:d hi' untwat.en record m
'·lll~l('b µl.1 y
Ll:lgu11a &•adl wudc.od past Woodbridge, 28-0,
dt '>Jill•· tilt' ob<;t;>n<.'t' of Wade P erry, who m1ued the
.11 111111 with a pulled 'lom • .ich mu.-.dc•
8..trr v IX•Jcham':. four i.inglei. v1utones and the
douhlt· .. play uf C raig Knight and Mike Velasco led
Ir v11w uv•·r 8 addlt'b11ck. 23-5, while H untington
H1 ·:H"h , 111 a n on lt·lJ~Ui.' duel with previousl y
1111h1·at1·11 DiJmond &r. rolk-d. 24 !12-J •,z behind the
pl.1y 11f "inglc·~ star!> Hon Bt•rglund a nd Curlis
"'11w It·• .. 1 pa11 o f soµh1mu11 e~. The Spurs St-curt.'(! ..i 11 7 114 w111 111 tlw flr'lt
contest. which lw.ll-d m1lv a fl'w me11111•11t.s It w.1s
a replay of th<' final t hrt•t• '>t~:ond!. o f ;i 1Zanw
p layed last Nov 30, m wtm·h lhl" L.akl•rs \.\-e11•
declared a 137-1:.12 wmm•r 111 doublt• ovt·rum c
Six t·r~ held to 7(l points ANGELS BEAT MARINERS, 6-l
From Page C1 • • •
Back then. at thl• frl'l' throw 1111<' and
trailing 116-114 with only thn·t.~ ~·on1b lt•ft, Los
Angeles guard Norm Nixo n !.Ul't"l'l'<h-d 1n gl•tting
the ball back and made a shot al tht.· buut'r that
got the Lakers bc:it•k mto the game Thi~ Um(•.
N ixon missed hts (rC(' throw and San Antonio
won the game.
R ed Sox c lobber Royals
Jim Rice slugged a tremendous
homt.' run , Gle nn H offman Wl'nl
5-for-6 and Bos ton poundt.'d out 21
hils and took advantag<' o f five
m
Kansas C aty errors last night to record an 18-4
victory over the Roy als 1n below freezing
temperatures . . Elsewhere in th1: American
Leagu e. Johnny Grubb doubled h o mt.• the tying
and go-ahead runs o ff New York n •lit•C aC'e Rieb
Gossage wllh two ou~ in the
seventh mnmg, tht•n scored
on Larry H e rvdon's single ru.
Detroi t knoc ked o ff the
Y ar1kees, 7-5, m H game that
featured a benth-deanng
brawl Oa\'e R o zema threw a
pitch that salll'd w e ll over
Dave Winfie ld's head, and
when W infield charged th<·
mound. both warn~ poured
RICE o n to t h e f 1 e I d B o b
Kearney's bases-loaded d oubll' drovt• m two ruru.
in the eight inning t o lift Oakland p ast
M innesota, 5-4 . Jesse Barfield hll a two-
run homer and Garth lorg slammed a two-run,
bases-lo aded double lo pow<'r Toro nto over
Milwaukee, 7-2 Mike Hargrove doubled
home Chris B ando with thl• tying run in the
seventh inning. then scorl'<i thl' gaml'-wmner o n
a single b y Bake M c Bride a.s Cleveland rallied to
mp Texas. 4-3
Ric key obers and J e ff Ruland m
.., t' 1J r l' d I 7 po 1 11 Ls a p 1 t• t· l" c1 s
W ashington trouncc·d Philaddphw
H5-76 y£>swrday to h1ghhghl National
B.iskl'tb.111 AssouJtton Jt'llon Ky le Macy
pumpt•d in 24 point!> as Phut•nix beat Sl•allll'
109-9ti tu l'l1n('h s<.'cond pl..i<·t· 1n t hl• P al·1f1l·
D1v1s10n . Klkl Vande wegb e Sl'l>red :l8 pwnts,
Dan l ssel 27 and Alex English 26 as Dt:n vc>r
stop~'Ci lll•UStun. 131 -112 Ray W illlarus
S<.'On'<i :.12 pornts, and Eddie J ohnson addt-d 27 to
lt>ad Kansas C1ty tu a 114-103 victory ovt•r thl'
Atlant.<1 Purvis Short scoa t.'CI 29 points tu
lead Colden St.ate to a 113-92 v1<·tory uvt'r San
Die go Kelly Tripucka a nd Isiah Thomas
pa<.'t'd a l.c.t-quartt•r surge that t·arrtl>d Dt•tnot to
a 113-10 I v ictory over &i.ton
Louganis in top form
G reg Louganls, a UC I rvine •
product d1vmg for the M1ss1on Vie.JO
Nadado rt.'S. scored a pair of !Os m hrs
final dive· last rught and beat runner-
up Rob Bollinger by 21:1 pomts m th~ o ru:-met<'r
finals at the Opt'nmg S('SSlon 0 1 the u ~ JJ1vmg
indoor l'hamp10ns h1ps m lnd1anapohs. Louganrs,
2:.1. led Bollinger by only seven points lx•fort.• h1~
Canal d1Vl» but [an1shtod with a wanning margin uf
633.12 Lo 605.25 The N t-w York Giants
yesterday traded ddt•ns1ve end Gar y J e ter to th1·
Hams for und1slloscd draft l ho1cC's 111 the
Nallonal Foolooll L<'df(Ul· draft April 2ti
Televis ion., radio
TV: Tennis Covt·r aj.(1• ut tht• P.H lfH
Southwt•<;t T ournJmt·nt. Y p 111. Cha11n1·I !16
(taped N.1rher today )
RADIO: Ba.o; ... ball Ang1·L'i ,11 Mmrn"·•ot<i.
5 30 pm KMPC '710)
m1ss111g 1111' first twu p1lehl's ).
"lt'i-. n11 t somt·th1ng I rt.'(.·01111111•11d , hut I kit I
had lll gt.•! th1· feeling of "wrng111g .11{<1111 I 11•111l llllx•1
I missed tht· fu-st t"o p1tcht'~ but I hit th1· thml one·
and I felt .1 hclluv<i lo l better
"It soun(is elt'nwntary but I have to think I'm
going lO swing l'V<·n bt:fore a p1ll'hc'1 throw.!. thl·
ball. Now. rath<•r than swing 1f • .1 p1ld1 1:. good, J v 1
got It in my nund to bt• swinging unll·:.s 11"• had ·
Although Downing's approal'h 1s a llllle
unusual, ll0!. w1Jrked to the point wht•re ht> h.i.., four
h1L"i 111 his last e 1t,{ht trips to th1· plall'. upping h1,
avt-ragc• m lhe pr~e.s to .290
Finally. there's Reggie's plight Last n1ght h\•
had a smgll• and a double, good for two RBI to raise
his avl·ragt.• tu :~21 All this and ht"::. tht• frr:.t to
admll he's nowhorl' near wht·n· h1· wanLo; to l1t.· at
tht· plate'
CARPENTER. • •
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tlw ts.iron:. J shan· ul tht· ::>unst"L Lt·;1gu1• 1t .. 1d "nli
M.irm.1 .ind W estmmstt·r
Onc.> ll•aiotue co<H'h , upon hl·.irm~ thl· rwws
Tut•sday t•vt•nrng. said, "I d on 'l bt.•lll've that."
F.,cJ1o;c111 Coa<·h Mark Takkrrll'n does. howt·ver
'The Sunsl•l Lt·agut· as JU~t ~11 tough," ~ays
T.1kk1m·n ··1 said al the bl·gmnmg thn•t• lo~t·s
would prohably Ix· ~ood e nough to win tlw lt·.igut·
d1:1mp1m1;.h1p Right now m y pn'<llcllon is running
It lll" ti• f111111 Tht·n· an• six ll'am!. t·Jpabh· o f l'lt'a ting
.111 \ ho1h. ··
A' 1111 his pnw mound st.11 Takk11w11 -.<JVs
· Julll' ti .... ~ut gn·;;it tontrol of ht•1 prtlht'"· h111 'h1
\.\urks vt·r y hard at 11 ant.I h,1s prl'lty 111ud1
dr•d1catt'<.l lwr.-.t•lf 111 plld11ng
"And. h<·r l·unf1dt•nt'l' I!> twg11111111g to ~ho\\
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MLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 1aa.1 KDCM NOTICE OF TitUST£E'8 SAL.IE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Loen No. 051$2$-S/AU8A~CABA NAME STATEMENT
T.S. No. F-OIOl7 Tro11 rouowono Pf'•'<>fl• are 00on11
UNIT COO£ F 1>u1mess as
SOUTHERN CALIFOR NIA Ill ACCESS 171 APPUCATtON FUNDI NG. L TO as Oul\' appo;nled Of COMPUl CR C'.ONCE PTS IN Trustee under the follow1n11 EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE. 2600 U the beautiful music station
oescrlbed a..a 01 rrus1 w1LL SELL E coas1 Hwy .a suit,. 112 c0tona you've been li'stening to AT PUB LIC AUCTION TO THE 04'1 Mar CA 9762$ HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH PATRICIA C BRYDON 307
ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR 21'1 SI Hun1.ngton Beac:n CA NU.IC NOTICE 1·sn't quite the anme anymore, CERTIFIED CHECKS SPEClf"IEO IN 92648 ~u CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924n ALICE MY LI l()fj()2 Grove 011~ NOTICE OF DEATH OF
(payable 811ne ume of aale m lawful 0. Santa Ana CA 9770$ I GEORGE E. REGAN aka b'y 103.1, KQCM , . .
money of 1ne Unlled Stateal all DONNA STANFORD 10111 GEORGE E ARLE REGAN ~t;!,1e,,:'~;'1i.::n:~ ~~T1 oi. Hunungion ee~n CA AND OF PETITION TO easy )islening YOU C8D turn to
or Trull 1n 1M property '-90oal1er Ev EL v N w E 1 s s 14~12 ADMINISTER EST ATE NO.
deeerlSbe<IO" BEAN•<>~ Ne6w515end SI Midway C11y CA A·l 17790. • • • anytime.
TRU T ., """""" 92 Tu all ht'1r... bendll'l.Jrll'S. RUBALCABA. JR Tl'\11 afa lemeol was toled "'''" t~e d cl , PHYLLIS REBALCABA Coonty c1er1o. ol Otange Coun1y .:>n I ere it ors "~ tun!ini':l nt Eary /''-f•ni'no J'OU .ran h•r.n 8 ENE FI CI ARY S 0 UT H E RN M81cn 29. 1983 t·rt'Ci1 tor:. of (1t>(>rge I'. Rc•gun -D 1 u_.. ._,, ~-Ill CALIFORNIA FUNDING. LTO F212111 and persons who nlU) be ,~ __ _;;; ______ ....;;;~~-.:.;__,;;.;...;"""'....-"'-'------~
recorded June 2 1981 as lnetr No Pubh1t.eo Otenge Coas1 Oa11y othen''ls<' 1nteresl<-'<i in lht' ------------j 278$ In Book 14082 PI09 871 ot P1101 Mercn 31 Aprol 7 14 21 will a nd or t'St.atl' D""''IC NOTICE NJ!.IC NOTIC£ Otllcl91 R«:ord• In Iha office of the 1983 r "°"
Recofdet o1 Oranoe County 1~•2·831 A pi.·ullon .has b«.-t•n ftlt-<l I NOTICE. INVITINO BIOS FICTITIOU• 9USIN£11 I aatd deild of lrust dHCrlbH the by Bern('l\t' ( Reg.in m lhl' Nol•ce 15 nereby given tnet the NAME 8TAT£MENT rot1ow1ng Loi 3 In Stock 3 or P\el.IC NOTICE Superior Court of Orungi· Board ot lruste11t 01 lhe Coetl I rt.e to1tow1ng l)eftona are ao1ng
New!><><1 Bay Traci. Clly ol Newpo<1 ..,.,.TICE _ .. 9.," Count v rt•q Uf'S ll nl( t ha I Communl1y College 0"1r1ct 01 b<i~m.,u 81 Beach County ol Oranoe. Slate of ...., .,.. -""' B · C K b Or•nge County Cllllornia w111 0 CONNOR ENTERPRISES Cahforn11, as shown on • map In acc0<oa.oc:e w1lh lhe P•ov•SK>nS f' r n e 1 c r l' g" n r •f'Cfl•vt seeled b1d1 up 10 11 00 \ 10111 Camino Cap11treno S•••
recotded In Book 4 P8ije 16 of ol the Ca llforn •• Uniform i1ppo1nltd as pt!r!>OOdl am Thu•~llY Mt1y5 19113a11ne Jua,..C•P•Sltano CA 9267~
Mlscellaneoua Mapa, Record• of Commercial Code 1~e being due rcpresenWllVt' to adminl'itN· Purcr.es1n11 Oepu1men1 ol u 1d I Ronnoco Co<p 33081 Cem•no
OrangeCounty.Cellfomle and unpaid s1orege lo• wl>1ch lhl tht' ('<;tall' of G<•ortt<' E I college dt51roc:t located 11 1370 Cap1S1rano Se" Juan Capistrano YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A COR 0 VAN MOVING & STORAGE R d l h Adi ms Ave"u" Colla Mesa IC.A 9267S DEED OF TRUST OATEO ~127181 DUNN MOV ING 8 STORA GE l' g a n I u n {' r t• ca111om1a •I WhlCh lime said bid~ Tn1s l>ullne~• IS conOucled l>y • UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO GORDEN MOVING 8 STORAGE & lndt-J'.l('ndl'nt Admm1strauon will oe Publicly openea •nO teed lo• cnrpn1a11on PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT ONEIL MOVING SYSTEMS. INC 11 or Estate'> AM) Tht• ~·Ullon PURCHASE OF MIC RO Jeuy OConno< MAY8ESOLOATAPU8LICSALE. tnlltllello a flenu Warehou-. IS set for ht•anng m Dept COMPUTER SOFTWARE ANO Pro,.oen1
"I fel•I (bl<'t·p)." ht· added hont>Stly. "I see the
bJll. b ut I dun't feel goo<l I have a s tiff n eck, a sore
~ht>ulder a nd a brua~'<.i wrist Maytx> it's a sign I'm
t-Wtlmg old ." hE' said with .. smile
JaC'k~on 1~ qu.1ck to point out he's going through
,, fl't•St or ramme pt:nod a t the plate "It seems like
I t•rlher hat the ball or strike out," h e said.
Reggw's ob1\E:rvat1on was cl<>!>e as in 28 tnps to
thl' platl' hl• has nim· hns and 11 s trikeouts.
Of l'OUl'St.', Zahn (1-1) doesn't care how h e gets
his runs as long as he gets them In spinrung his
gi·rn, the le ft-hander pitched lO only o ne batter over
tht> m inimum through the first e ight innings,
11•11r1ng 15 bettters in a ro w at one pomt.
H e h<id a s hutout. too. unul the Manners
pu!.h<.'Cl aero:..'> ti run m th.-runth on two singles and
a ground 11ut
f><.~1nl't•s, Downing and Jackson s hould have
Z<1hn's kind of ht-ada<.h es
ANGELS NOTES !toe Ange•s &ell 1mmed181e1y allet Ille game fo< M1nnl!sota Tn11y eapec:1eo 10 em•e al $ 18 am Thi Angels will 1>4ey lhl
'w111' 1n " broef tour-game roao trip before relurnlng nome lot the rHI
ol th" mo,,1n Sea111e "anet Mike MOOf• waa teog6d wnh Ille oJ!'ll<tll DeClnc.1. onc•dentally 11 1.ro«9 1111e1ns1 Moore w1lt1 lour home
•uM and '><llPn RBI o;er tne PHI h•O years When asked al>OUl hl1
.ucu1" oQdm•I tne "Qhl-11ande1 OeConc:tn rephed · 11·1 tu•• one of thOM tri.ngs whete you 1\11 a guy I dOfl I know now to .. pq.n 11 If I
~oulO p1n"01nl 11 I o oo 11 every 11me · lteoale .ledl-, ..mo lllled 10 tun out a pop lry 10 1n1ro Ouflng tne a&xlll lnn1ng ol Tueeday·1 e-11<>111.
w11~ promplly clleweo out Dy Manager John McNam.,.• whet\ he got back 10 1he dvgoul He got on me pretty good," Reggie edmittecl
>eslerdey t1t1 almo~• tmeo me But I 1010 n1m I r.ones11y though! tlw
1>011 was QOtll\I Ill be tout •oet 11 ooce 11 1101 1n lhe air " Seana. lh1td
baMma" Mann1 c .. 11110 caugnt Ille ball aoou1 10 leet 1n 1111 1err11ory
()CC wins; Rustle r s fall
The· Ornngl' Coast College women 's basketball
ll"i1m plau-<l ~•x play<'rs 1n double figures yesterday,
J:. the P 1rnlt''> took an c>asy dcc1s1on from host Mt.
San Antonio. 9:.!-5ti
It was <.i d1ffcrc·nt story. h owever, for Golden
Wl·~t. a s th\• Hustll·r women were stopped o n
Cypress' floor. 74 -66
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION on Iha good1 her.,nalllf desctlt>edl N J at 700 CIVI{ Ct•nter DIGITIZERS ORANGE COAST Tn1s s1a1...,.,t1n1 ""as 11190 wolh 1ne 0 F THE NATURE 0 F THE and due notice nav1ng been given IO o , COLLEGE Counly Cle<~ ot Otange Counry on PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU part ... known IO claim an lfile<Hl Drive. Wl'!>l. In th<• ( 1ty o f All bldl ere 10 oe '" ac:cordanc;e M1ucll 2~ 1983
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER theteln 1nd lt.e Ume 1pectlled In Santa Ana CA on M.ly 11. will'I 1he B•d Form 1n11rucuons and F2127CXI
304 & 304'-' Balboa Blvd . Newpot1 aucl1 nottee lor Ptymenl of 1uct. 1!183 at 9 30 am Cono111ons and Spec.1hca11on1 wnocn Pu1>11snt'd Ora,,ge Coall Delly
Beech. CA 112661 ll8v1ng explted noltce •• hereby lf' YOU OBJECT to tht' are now 1n hie •nd may~ ~rf!d P1101 March J 1 April 7 14 21 "(K a alrMt addr"8 or common •ven thal ti-good• ,.... be IOld on the offlc:e 01 lhe 01rec1ot 01 j •983 deslgnallon ol pto~1y 11 Shown al public auc:loon et Cor 0 Va" granun~ <if th<• pt•Ut1<1n YOU Purcnet•ng 01 sa10 college d1s1,.c1 15~ 1.93 •l>OYe. no warrenty Is given u to Ila Moving & S1or<tge 235 Paulet1no o;hould t•1tht•r <tPJX'<lf al th!.' Each l>•ddll' must aubm11 wnh ""
complel-0t com1ctnesa) · The Ave Coste Men. County of h !'an 0 ~ ,1 nd !o ta tt• your 1>10 a cHhler a cneci., cernlled
beneficiary under Hid Deed 01 Oranoe. Stale ot Calll0tnla. on fhe ol.Jjet'lion~ or flit> wrillen cneck. or bidder's bond made
_See And Compare •••
Hundreds of 19831/2 .
MllC NOTICE
Trut1, by tea1on or • bte•ctl ot 24111 day of Apr11 1983 el 9 30 pay11>le to lhe Otdet of Ille Coa11 K~?M oeraut1 1n the ot>l;gill<lns secured oc:loCka m ShOUldlll>e1mPONf~ ObJt'C'llon s with lht' court Community COiiege 0111rlc1 Board NOT1CIOJ IALE OF thlteby herelolM• executf!d 1no 10Mll alllhelo1son1t.eel>Oved111 befort' lht• ht«1nng You 01 Trull-1n~ amount not leH AfAL "'~"TY AT
dellv•red to lhe under11gned • the sale w>ll 1>e con11nueo to anolhlr .ipJ'.l('aranu· may be.· m person than rtve '*c.n' f~"-1 of thl tom PltlVATa IA.LE written Declaration o1 Default and oa11 u announced by 1t.e eucuon or bv vour attomt·v btCI u a gua•antee 11\81 lhl bt<ldlf A·1Cll1a
Demand ror Sele.and wtlnen nottce company I f · y OU A RE A wlll ent•• Into lhe propoHd In Ille l upeflor Covt1 ol lht of bfeadl Ind o1 etecllon 10 cause The lollowlng lfam1 to be 5old Contract ti trll ume 11 awarded to tt.te of Callf«nla tot Ille unde r11gned to Hll said consoat'l or nousahold 110001 & CREDITOR or a l'l1nungcnt 111m In the 9\lent 01 tallure to ent.,. the CountJ of Ora1191
properly 10 Mtltty eald ot>ltg•tions P«t0nat ettec1a crt.'d1t.or of thr dt.<"l•ru.ed, you 1n10 sucn con1rac:t tne proc:M01 ol In 11\e Melle• ot lhe E1111e of and lhete•ll•• the unr.f~•••oned 1N•"'t' ol Owner LOI NO mw.I frlr your claim with the lheCl'lec~ Wiii be 10f1111ed Of In,,,. LOIS VIRGINIA BRE CHTEL
cauMCS 181<1 notice ol 1><-11 ano of CCH 0 Van lllo•lne · h c•M ol • l>Ond. ,,,. full aum lheteol 0.C-..0 election to be recorded ~be< a ltor1191 l"OUrt or prt!St-nt 11 lo l e wlll 1>• 1orte11eo to u10 college Nottee I• hlfeby given 1na1 111•
17. 1982 N lnttr No 82·453268 In Anna Bennott 00413282 personal rt'pre1ocntatlve 01ttr1e1 unaerslOned wrn 1111111 Pt1•afe aai.
Bool1 77 ~??of Offic:lll Records Loll Chtta1111n_, 00403279 a p pol n 1 rd by the court No blddet may withdraw 1111 bid 10 rha"nlQhHl 1nd bHI 1>1ooer
In th• olllce or the Recorder of Berber• Ort'en oo• 10582 within four months (rom the for a pertod lor forly·ll,,_ (45) deys auo1ec1 10 c;onttrmellon ot Hid
OrllnQ<I County; Au ... 11 M.gvlre 00004816 date o f hrst Issuan ce of atter the oat• ,., to< the opening Su~or Court °"or attet 1,,. 251h Said SM wll be m.llde. bu1 -thOut Augi. Os1re>a111 00400185 theteor oay ol Apr~. 1983 •I,,,. otttC• ol C eovet\8nl or ,...rranty. •-..pr-or Susan Veluquez 00•81<M8 letters as provided in ll('('tlon Thi 8o••d or T•v••-,...,,.... A Hloble. Bo• i28 e.11>oa 111ano
Implied. ~ding title pOMWalon, 700 of thr Dilrfom1a Probate Ille prwtllg4l 01 re19e11ng lf'Y •nel 1111 Ca11forn1• 92882 Telephone
or ancumbranc11, to pay It.a Dunn Movlno a lt0f119" Cod e The time for filing bid• 0< 10 w•lve eny lrregvlarttles or 873·7870 Counl)I or Orange'. 51•1•
, .. mining prlnctpal 1vm 01 111e Stepnen B•own 11382~ cloirm will not explre prior 1nlo•ma111111 In eny bid or In th• or Calllornt1. •II the r111nt lllle and note(•) .. cu•ed by Hid OHO of Slacl Blelfat " ._ bidding lnter .. 1 of 1ald oec .. seo el tll• Trusl, wt1h Inter•• u In u.ld not• Vivian Collura 17544 to four months from Int' date 111 NORMAN e WATSON II~ ol d .. th and &fl Ille right title
p<OY\ded, ..r..nces, II •ny. vno., Oonna Oremlteh 2119·918 of the heannM noticed abov~ Stcratlr)'. and lflter•t thel lM "'"• 01 aa1n 1he term• of Mid OMd ol Trull. Cynthia J-337 YOU MA y EXAMINE Board or Tru•t-oeceeud h11 ecqvlred by ~=-~ ~ 1==-~I~ ~=LL•=• w2;~ lhe hit' kept by the court lf g:,ui.:,. ~~~:t•y :=a!ttoftrn ~=:, ~'ii:::-:,0::
Mid OMcf of Tru1t. Roc:-y Seveo• 31314 you are a pe1110n mlt'rett.ed Publllh•d Orange Coeal Oelly d.,...M<I. at the tim. of dMth, 1n
Seid .... wltl be lleld on. MlfUn Stovell 3ego In tht• est.all', you may .-erve Piiot, Apr 14, 21. 11183 end 10 •U \11e 0«1 .. n 1mprowct <Ml
Frldty. MJIY a. 1"3, •t 2 oo pm •I P•t Wlltte 134580 u p on l h e ex<' c ul or or 1787-t3 11ro~rty, llltu11ed In lhe Orano•
the CNc>man A\19nUe en1tltlC'A lo Oonletl Moving administrator or upon thC' Oovtlly of lhe 8tet• or c.l1tornf1. the Ollllc c.n• Bulldlng, 300 EMI • ttw... . P\JBUC NOTICE per11C\ll•rly o .. atlbed •• IOllOwl ChelftC*'I Aw • 0r.,.. CA (»orge tn"n th 1a.11e attorney for the ex('('Utor or to-wll
At IN 11rM of the tn1t1a1 publlc:anon ~Y Du 6794 aclmmlltrator, and file with 'ICTlTIOUt autlHIH Loi 19 of Trec:t 7043, •• I* °' tlllf no11ce. 111e 101t1 11T10Unt o1 e11bar• P01t1110 11124 lhr court with proof o f NAMI tTATIMINT m1P recoto.d kl Boott 272, ttag419 u. unc>tld ~1noe of the Obllg•tlon O'Natl Mcwtne lt't vlce 1 wriltt!n request The tollOWlflO l*ION er• dOlno 44. •O •nd ..e of Ml1ce111neou• ~-..,. ,_ the ebOYI deeerlbed t-tem .. 1no ' bUllMM H, Mapa, I" Ille olfkle Of lhe COo.lflly ;;;;;·; w.. Ind"'""''-' COiia, eoo"a·-· . 8&4e statlns thul you dulrc (Al INVESTOR s PROP(~TY Aecorde! of Orange County, mot• expen-. ttld lldvancet •• 1 115, Donny .,.,_." 8691 ·~I nolk'e of th(' filing ot MANAOIM£NT SEAVICES. Ill oommonly knowtl .. 10~ ll'ettlhlll 041.81 CeAlll WIOf* "42 n n I n v (' n t u r y • n d I N v Ea T M E. H T p ~ 0 p E "l v om... Colt• Meta, Callfomtl !,.~-'..~'.•'.J."~ed.~ ~~ ~~ ~~-.. v~.!'"" 122~~ opprai.tl'f fTI('h nt of ~talte MIC'tl MAINTENANCE. 6111 tluntlnijt911 Term• OI .. ,. CIH h In 11wlul
_..,,., ~· _..._, ,.. ....,........ .~'» ...,. "'" """" •••, It, Hunttnoton Beith, CA t2f4f mol'l•'I' or tlll Untied 81•1et on I• oomput.O mty be obt!llMd by Wt11ar l<othman 9199 o r o t " p eit l 001 or c1111111 e Thomaon, 'Ot contlrmetion of..,., or rMrt Ctttl ulllno 11t•> u1-oeee Ill• day O.O OtnttnOOf N12 aocounll m e ntlonc-d In M•mphl• ao10. 11un11ng1on hech. and baleno• evldtnn•d by 11011
befOr• Ille.... v~ Amundlon ""4 ecctloN of 1200 and 1200.6 c.t1r0t1111 ue.t MC1ur.o l1Y MOtloege or Trutt OMO ~ Aslr'f8,.!..M} .. u~"""u... ~~ ion,1,! oCodf the-Callforn la Prob"t' Cindy M tno1111on , 0 it on tll• "'°'*"' '° IOld Ten"' IOUTHI"" .... ....,......~ ...., .... ._.... u '1111\llf\(Jlon St Hunllno1011 lltledl. l*'lt of ~1 bid 10 be oepoal..O ""°"° L TO HerbOr UCL.A C.ltfOIJ'll t2t41 "'1111 bid • Mid rr'uttee Medltal c.naer Htt It lJ R WI T Z , R E M E R , Tl'l•t' iw-It conducted 01 • Sid• °' offer• 10 .,. In wrt11no MO ~TO lltMCE COMl'~HY, Jonn Menc:lnl 4005 MacDONALD & MEADE, oen« .. ptr1MfehlP will I>• rec .. vld 11 tl'la 11or .. eld
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llfttlea I.-. (LBI def OuM 6-2, Oaf Wiie 5-.()
def Chang 8-0 del MOO<e 6--0. H._,11
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, ·ti e-o &-3, a-o
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Schantz ·Brandl (L8 ) def Schulm•n·
Wiberg 8-1, 8 2, def Butler·L•. 8-1, 8-3,
1<041end•·W•llac• (LBI won. 8-3, fl.3. fl.2.
8-•
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Ganz (HOl del P NepomU()en(),8-1,def
N Hepomuc:eno, 6-2. clef Fi-. 6--0, def
Troll•. 8-3 Ou<lley (HSI won 8-3, 8-0, 8-1, 6-2. OerglUnCI (HO) loal 8-7. won. 6-1 &-3,
6-1. F-IHBI IOll 4-6 won ll-1 8-4 8-4
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Gao•lal-Oampman tH8) Oat Nawman-
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def Anlafl, 8-1, 6-1, Glcl<'danetta (I) del Cox.
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ti-I, Smllh (1) def Mediano, 4-3. 8-2
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a tun·~ ""-1• by Terry
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put together 1 •lnaM and three of
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AngelH 27 (Jl bbar 71. Sen Antonio 48
(Giimore 121 .......... -LOI Angel• 35 IE JOl1naofl 12). San Anlonoo 40 IM00ta 131
l 01a1 lout• Loe "OeiM 26 San An I onto
22 T ecnal Fout• -SP<lfl (Mleg41 OefenM)
A· IS,782 •
Swlmmlna
HIGH ICHOOL
,.oun...., v•r 104, l!.dlMn M
200 medl•r •e4ay-1 Fount••" ve11e1 40,.
200 lrM -' Benttar tFV) I 52 12 2
MOO<• (FV) I 5.4 47, 3 woooi.y (El. I S5 15
200 tndO 1 Baumganner 1FV1 2 11 O 2
Young IFVI. 2 1$ •. :I Oerv•r1an1en 1F111. 2 18 3
50 Ir• I Nu.uo (El 23 3 2 M•ur"' (FVI
23 5 3 Mattoy (El 23 8
0 1vlr>g 1 Qo1011e1n (E), " p McL•119hlln tE>. 3 Cor-41 IEI
100 tty 1 Roman (FVI. 5 7 114 2 s1noer
tFV). 50 20 3 Nu.uo IE> I 00 45
100 lrM I MOO<a (f'V>. 51 33, 2 t.Aeural
(FVI SI 07 3 Malloy IE>. r.2.46
500 ''" 1 Wedlelgll IEI. S 05 l4 2 2 Jueld (FYI 5 12 86, 3 O.rvanan11n tF\11
5 21l 25
100 D•C~ I B•ntl•r (FV1 '02 3, 2 8eumger1na1 tFlll. 1 02 S6 3 Ruoo fEI
, 03 21
100 breut I Nomure (FYI I 04 8 2
Young (FYI I OS 2 3 A/lo.on {El n I
400 lrM reley I Fount..,, Velley I :i.. 8
Matlna 101.,.,, Weetmlnal., My,
200 meOley relay I Marona I S2 8 I
200 lfM I Enright (Ml 1 55 OS. 2
Eulg (Ml. < 54 H 3 Brotllallon (Ml I SO 74
200 ondO I, Hopl<ln• IMI. 2 10 83, 2
Spanovtcll (Ml, 2 10 11 3 R Lynell (M)
2 10 10 so tr" 1 Scl1uck (W). 23 as 2 Ertcson
tWJ 24 68 3 Z•l<uily (Ml. 24 ag
OMog 1 Takai tW), 220 30 2 s1 ..... r1
(WI 178 00 3 Schlange (W), 146 45 100 lly 1 Enright (M), 1 01 48, 2
Arr111g1on IWI I 08 •• 3 ....... , (Ml. 107 94
100 frH I Schuck (W). 53 43. 2
ZallUlly (M), f>3 91 3 J Lyncn (Ml S4 80
500 ffM t R lynch (U). 5 17 00 2
HOC>lllnt (M), S Ill 26, 3 M..-(t.A). S 59 !>8
100 bac:ll 1 w.,oe (Ml. 1:02 44, 2
Elllg (Ml 1 Oil 4S 3 81otha rton (Ml,
'00 12
100 bra•al -1 Spanoytcll (M). I 08 12
2 Hoyden (WI. 1 10 73. 3 Arrington (WI,
I ll 41
400 tree relay -1 M0tlna, 3.4 I 93
CWOM 6'I Met ... Coate ..... IO
200 ~le'( ret1Y 1 C0<ona <Hi Mat 1 so,
200 ,,.. I lOOfboufrow (CdMI 1 SO 1
2 C<enll\aw (CM) 1 52 e. 3 Scott tCdMI
I 58 8 200 tnoo I Alhby ICM), 2 00 11 2 f'0<0
IC<IM) 2 I I 0 3 Rooerll (CdM). 2 18 0
SO tree -1 p..,._, ICdMl. 23 O. 2 Ao11
ICdM) 24 0 3 Oel.ong (CM). 24 3
100 II) I Metoe tCM) 59 0, 2 y_,_
(COM) I 00 0 3 Sutton (CdMI 1 03 1
100 ..... -I ~an ICdM\ 51 I .
2 Roi\ (CdM). 62 ll, 3 CranallaW (CMI, 62 0
500 Ir• -1 A•hby lC.MI. ~ 03 2. 2
L.oolOOUflOW (COM~ 6 04 S 3 Scott (CdMI.
5 258
100 bac:li -I Ford tCdMI. I 00 S. 2
ScflloaHmtn ICOM), 1 04 3. 3 OouglHI ICM). 1.08,e
100 b<eaat -I A .. uno.< (CM) 1 De 4,
2 Marumoto (CdM). 1 10 31 3 lmb«NnO
1CdMI. 1 100
400 Ir•• relay 1 Corona dal Mar. ) 32 I
l'IT-11.~M 200 ~lay relay -1 El Tero 1 •5 90, 2 ~ty. 141l20 200 lrM -1 Cartaon (UI I 44 O• 2
No-.o1n .. I (ETI 1 47 83, II Ll1l1taad (ETI IS7 ..
200 1noo 1 Popp (£Tl. 1 60 10. 2
Solomon (UI. 2 11 08, 3 Young (ET). 2 11 3
50 fr.. I Wlftln IE'f"I. 21 93, 2 Schwerrn IUl 22 73, 3 Torchlan• (U). 23 13
100 fly ' Wltdom (ET), 58 72, 2
Batllell (UI 60 13 3 Mecstltl (ET), 1.01 20
100 ,, .. -, Novtn~I (ET), 411 gs, 2
Wlleon jl!.'T'l. 60 60. 3 Schwllfm (U). 51 03
800 rH -1 C1rl1on !VI. 4 44 4, 2
H•lllHd IE Tl s 15 75 3 Hom• IE fl
5 27 51
100 b11C1t 1 llat'lletl CJ. 59 72, 2 SW (£Tl. 1 03 09. 3 l egnond tET). I OS 0
100 -.1 1 Poe>1> (En 10113. 2
Sl91t11* (ET\.. I 03 71, 3 WUht>OUme (U)
1 o.oe
400 ffM .... y -I El lOf'O, 3 :25 ti, 2 .._..y 32&02
• .._..,,.,_111
200 ~ felay -I l!tlanda. 152 42
200 tr.. -I Wlclie (El, 1.53 1, 2 Hot>olO (I). 2 04 23. 3 Campl>etl (I!), 2:03.89.
200 lndO -' ~ ,,), 2 13.:M: 2. Henly
(I), 2.1185, 3. ~ti\ lll). 2.14 86. ~ ""-1 p "°" (IJ, ,, 1), t. eo.,,..,
(I). 2t 4e. 3 ltOhl=), H.~ 100 lly -1 (I), ... It; 2 Smith ([). l:Of.11. I. ,Nftoa ( 1:02.21.
100 lrH -I 1119111 II), S't.14, t
CMll>bel In M 46, a. L.9llflil (I). .. ., 100 frff -1 Wt.tie (I), 6·04.U , J
Hobotd (l). I '0 '6, 3 H...,_ In I 2' t2
100 llt'Met -I ,. HOM (I), 1 ffU 1. 2
Ttft\119 (I). t 1' to, 3 Qr-(I). I le 00
400 "-~ -1. l tlatlala. UU2
Orange Co11l DAILY PIL.OT/Thurlday, April 14, 1983 ('3
HIOM ICMOOL WOlll .. ,_,..,.v...,-..-....n
100 111edtev ••t•r 1 fo.int•I" Veile~
I tf )II
IOO hM I Olalh l'VI. 11 0' to, 2 7teQetl
Il l. ~ 11• ••· J luall ''"'· J t4 U JOO tndo I Arm•lrong (,VJ. 2 II n. I
tcon.i111 "VI 2 21 Oil ) W Matl(at111a (f)
UHO
to 1r.. 1 11a11 !Ill. /1 e 1 1 M~11 ..
McKMll ('Ill l1 71, ) VOUll" 11 VI. Ht•
fllVff>g I K....,_ f() 110 U C)Cllnt1 1
.. ,., Ill 1"° 70, J Orey Ill t:>t 36 100 11y •~11u111 1r 111 1 oe o 1 2 w
MKl<enlle ([I t 09 7S J K M~KOl\M Ill
I 13 1&
100 lrM I ... Ill. I 01•t,1 McKMll
('VI I 0 t .62 3 HewlMlln If) I CM H
IOO l•M 1 Clari! (fV), O 1142111 /1ege<1 (f.~ 6 32 l3, 3 Lu611 ('V). 111 It 100 b•~I. I ,.Olle r (P\I) I n 4) 1
Lumell (f) I I& 72, <I Wooden IH 1 It 49 100 bfH•I I A1melr0fl0 (f'V) I 13 tG, 2
HlfW.,d l'V), I 20 40, I f.fe (,V). I 20 )6 400 Ir•• relay 1 Foun1al1t llallay
4 13 •&
ltllllll"lletl ...... 1M, ~ View t7 100 '"4Mlley rat•r I Huntington e...,11, t 18 71
JOO ,,.. 1 McNurry (HIS), 1 14 10, 2
H1yo (H8l 2 3tl 30 3 l!)<W1 (H8), 2 42 09
W rrM I Slll•lhwala (HB~ 21 96 1
Sum•., IOVI 20 54 3 COiiine (MEI 31 44 100 ,,.. I Brown (H8) I 0 I 37 l
Sum,,.. tOVI 1 Oil tl7. 3 Cede (HIS) 1 09 n
500 ,,.. 1 M<Hu•n.y 1HB1. ll oa ae 2
Wooe11 fH81 e 40 Sii 3 Naelandlron (H81 e •i 20
100 l)ecl. I S10<cl1 (HB). I 13 411, 1
90111v1r (HBI 1 " 80. 3 Cabe tHBI, I 20 60 100 1>re<11t I Vogrlf1 (HBI. I 13 40, 2
Curr•nt• 1ov1. 1 21 93 3 Co111n1 (H81
1~o10
400 lre<1 relay
4 41 e~
1 Hunllng1on Beach,
Unl••rellr H . ff Toro 71 WO mlldi.y 1etey 1 Untver111y ~ 00 J
I fl T Oto i 11 37
JOO ''" 1 2e IUI 1 68 93 ' Pyt1kO IEl1 1 OT 53 3 Kiiner (Ell 2 10 80
200 onoo 1 B1own IUI 2 23 4 1 2 PoPP 1f.l1 2 28 68 3 Solomon IEll 2 20 13
50 lrM 1 PINell• IUI. 2S 18 2 H<M;Aell
IET I 28 oa l Rooer11 fUI. 29 04
100 ror 1 &~ 1u1 1 03 Ol 2 B••"• 1ET1 I 00 3b 3 8uoc011 (U) I 21 ee
100 lrH 1 P•llelle (UI Ill 00 2
H•cketl (El) I 00 07, 3 Kllnet IEfl. I 02 6
500 ltM I WNta (U). 6 13 06 2 Pyj<-O
!ET) 5 3 I 07 3 Wong (ET) 8 00 03
100 bac• • SOiomon (ET), 1 04 ae. 2 Bernt (El), 1 10 96 3 Olbo1 (U), I 14 40
100 btHll -1 Popp (ET), I 15 0. 2
KrQPp (UI. I 22 34 3 Roberll IU), I 22 02
•00 ,, .. ••l•y -1 El Toto, '04 30 2
lln1ve11lly • Oii 05
1 .... 1,,. 17, lhl•~le ..
200 medi., re4ar -1 Eatancia, 2 03 3
200 lrae -I Pedu_, (I). 2 04 9, 2 A-Ill
IEt 2 11 I 3 Rtcn tit. 2 10 8
200 1ndo -I Cr11mon (E). 2 23 0 2
fenoi.ewn tll. ? 2t 2. 3 Aeron1 (Et 2 41 5
~o "•• 1 Scholu (Et 28 71> 2
Benerooo1 111 27 08 3 01oehl tEI 28 ••
100 lly 1 lhomp.c>l'I (I) I OS 0 2
t.Aadaen IEI I 07 17 3 H.,1""9 tEI. I 12 1S
100 ,, •• -I Schol .. IE). 100 22 ~
Benaria.c>• Ill I 00 89, 3 RICll (I) I 04 !IS
SOO lrH I Paouean (II, S 28 0 2
Cr1tmon (£I & •O T I 3 Ma<laen tEI. 5 4S 0
100 back I Averill (E). I 08 38. 2 Thompaon (I). I I I 56. 3 KllpllllCk fl),
I 1&16 100 brUll I I 1n1k1wn (I). I 13 8 t 2
NOtdllrom IEI 1 IS 62 3 long (II. I 22 •?
•OO frM rel•y 1 Irvine no lime
C~ona de! M., 10I, Coate -· JO 200 mec:lley relay -1 COfOfl• oat Mer
2 00 2
200 lree -I Bird tCOMI 2 00 3 2
Bu1cnar tCOMI 2 10 0 3 Eernell ICM)
2 •S 3
XlO lndO 1 R•nllOld (CdMI 2 I 3 8 2 S~ell tCdM) 2 28 7 3 Cran111a,. !Ct.Al
2 38 5
SO lreo I Hervey (CdM) 21l 7 2
LOOlbOurtow ICdM), 27 3. 3 Mowwr ICM) 27 9
100 lly I Robo ICdM) I 07 5, 2
Harvey ICdM). 1 01 9. 3 Uoyd (CMI. 1 08 7
100 Ir.,. 1 Butcher (CdM), S9 4 2
Mowo1y tCMl 1 01 S 3 Mc<lallan {Cd~.11.
1030
500 •r•• I Robb 1CoM1. 5 38 2. 2
Hecker ICllMJ 5 52 8 3 EornHI ICM)
80• 8 100 back I Bord ICOM) 1 06 0 2
lorlla tCOMI I ll 8 3 Crenah•• 1CMI
I 14 )
100 b•Mll -I ~llOld 1Cdt.Aj I 00 2
2 ~-1CdMI I 16 9 3 K-tCN) I n 9 400 lrH relay -1 Co•ona Oel t.Aer
4 13 5
Lot Alamltot YHT1!M>AY'S MIULTI
(Urd ol ....... 1 ~ _. .... ,
l'llllT llACL One mtle P-
K B King (L-eyl 7 40 3 00 3 40
Ml• M (Vallend1ngl1.,,.,I 3 llO 3 40
R1.i<y Chane. f0'-11 38 40
Allo raced Supe• Tt o Quick Larry
rer1•ey 8"1 Time P1efaf..O RltQue Lady
Alberlau ..
T""" 2 03 115 11 UACTA (!I 3) paid $2S 20
ll!COllO llACL One mile trot
Dente Jay (Oeeomert 4 20 6 oo a llO Wyn Darn~ (Maiort 4 20 3 00
TICkat Room ILllCl\eyl 3 00 ,,,... 20• 315
THlllO llACE. One mlla PllOll
Juneeu (O..Omorl 5 80
R0tat1lf Beac:.11 tllallendtngl1Mll s..o .. C (C.10'\I ,.,,,. 2 03
11 EXACT A 15-41 palel $12 20
'°""™ llACE One mite lrol
2 llO 2 llO
220 240
2 ao
CK I H0<>ey tTOOO Ill l 20 2 20 2 40
Kllllludl lOo.14 IS......,! 2 20 2 20
Fey Aanr0<d 10 ()wyet) 3 20 Alto raced ICP High Climber Nobl•
Bwb
Time l 04 415
'""°' llACI. One mlltt pace ~et .. N9fO (Wllllwn•) 22.20 Ill Cur11110eaomerl
P11me Bvrel A tCroahan) lime 201 3/6
II SXAOTA (7-31 pelcl $811 20
SIXTH llACI. One m1i11 ~
700 480
3 •0 280 , 40
BnanF"'f t~-1 1580 9to 4 20 Al>ale'f'• B•other' ($1_,.,llfll 3 eo 2 IO
Aegenl Mil• 1o..om..1 2 40
Al90 rec.o Tl'le Toll N, Mionlollt Pete EJ
Rey "-Muliero Kin; Gatry .leanarnll'la
f.,,,. 2 04 115
II IXACTA 1~11 1>4W<1134 00
,lnH llACI I'• mlle4 <>n lurl
OH P Voll (H-i.y) l •O ) 40 3 00
OH·Rompln' Rude (Pnct1 4 40 3 90 2 to
Han•e4 10eta1>ou1 .. yel 6 00
OH -Oeadt>eal fOf win Aleo raoaa Tioonome. Noi. .. l reCllUO'I.
S ••g•ant Wilton C10•1 Fleg•
JOhann•oe<g
rome 1 48 11s
ti UACTA 12·71P•IO120 00
18 llACTA (7·21 palO137 !!O
llXTH llACL 6 lurloog1
r1y 10 ,,,. Rdg 1Pncy1 3 80 3 20 3 oo
BeJOCCO tSlb~le) 8 40 4 20 Or at\' Jeanine (Slloemak•) 3 80 Aleo raced Pap' Girl H .. ,,,., ~..,.
C•nooc Act Cougar Qui Cnetale•d
ApllKllea Prtnceo•
ltrne I 11 J /6
llVINTH llACI'. I II 16 ml ...
Burll 01 Song (McCrn) 12 80 e 00 ' 40
la llerne·a Sonaia tD4h1eyl S 20 4 40
Pnuaon• f' lB•11<.I.) 8 00
Alto r1ceel Regal • Fancy, Feath••
Rew••d One For Morning, llel~al Brlu
SurlMy a Wlnnor
Time I 45 2tS
M l!lACTA (11-41 paid S 15 7 00
u PICK llX(1·5·8 217·1·4) polo
" 312 •O with 104 wtnn•ng lleliaU (II•
'10<-) 12 Piek Sta conlOlollOn peld S28 40 ..,,h 1. 7111 winning llClletl (llYe hor-1
llClHTM llACI . a· .. fur10<191 ()fl lurl
Malctung {Slbtlle) 0 00 S 80 3 40
111a11 0 B"en 1Snoema•or1 8 00 4 00
Noghl Fire {Hawley) 4 00
Alto tecad We"'"O Pt1nce11 S .. I Maple
l•H luck~ l •dy Ellen Agllll•O Lady, HO,.,. Ru~ Gal
,,,.,. I 13 115
NINTH .. ACE. 1•,. mlleS
1 •u• Reb (C1a1ane0a1 17 40 1 20 4 40
Gala Clrele (TejaKa) 8 00 4 20
t.AUlat S1.1rgeon (()llv•r"I 2 80
Aleo raced Cl)Arly N' Harrigan All
lncluMV•. EllQIM F"'e 8taNy Kn-. Rolund
Haoard11her P1aa11c F1n1•11tc UllllTl41•
f'0<ca Extremely. No Plly
Toma 1 St 415
• IXACTA 12-lt pale! I 16 I 50
AllenOenca 24.a&S
HtGM ICHOOL ·-•L ...... Ed11on def Wet1m1nt1er 15 11 IS-0
IS 6
Foun1 .. n Vllliell O•I Ocean "-IS-)
•S-3 1S-5
La 0..rnla Oal H"'11J"OIOfl ~ 15 1 I
15-9 15-0
YMt.,dtr'• tran.ectlon•
IASUAU
~l ...... NEW YORK YANKEES Opt-Rogeo
Eflt~son. Piicher 10 Columbu1 of '"•
~=a~';-"~9T:.. g:i;:bu'f Rowland ....................
CHICAGO CUBS -Placed 01ct.1e N01ea
ptlchef, on Ille 21 ~ey dlMbled 1111 RecalleO
P1u1 t.Aoekau pUcher, lrom lo•• of tna ... ,,,.lean ............ ,_
FOOTw.AU
Nel1onaf '"'bell L ... w NEW YORK OIAHTS Traded Gary
Jet ... delenlllva end, 10 Ille LOI Angele•
Rwna 10< uoellsdOMd dr•ll Cf\Oloea COLLl!OI'
l\AHSAS STATE Hamec! Bot> LO<tg an
.... slant IOOlball ooacf\
KENYON -Named Biii Bro•n head
0 .. 11111 ball c<Mldl
NEWBERRY -Announced Illa
reaignallon <>I Larry OIBue ,,_, bulcetball
coect>
UlAH STATE -Named JllCI\ RoO!naofl
Gene McKaahan a nd Pal Btaoour"
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TEWN& P£0f'LE HOW I
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by Brad Anderson
I 1LL KNOCK ON EVERV
POOR ! I'll MELP ALL TME
unLE KIDS IN 114E
WORLD WMO CAtH 6NE
UP THEIR BLANKETS ...
by V1rg11 Partch (VIP)
'1 '~ {;
"George, the only way you'll ever have a college·
boy body Is to .:;end out for one."
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by Tom K Ryan
t11t Wetl vulnerablr Wetl
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NORTH
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WEST EAST
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J • J '> Pau 2 +
4 • Pata Pau 4 +
Pau Pat1 Pau
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GOif ii ON 8110Gf
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OM.AA SHARIF
1utomal1cally. like Jivlnf
count 1n nuc11I 1ltuatlon1.
Out you ahouldn't make any
play without glvinf the altua
lion th11 proper amount of at
tenllon. Thi• hand from Lon
don'• famed th. Jamee Club
ia a lyp1ral eumple.
After North dredged up a
onl' diamond overcall. South
1how11d his atrength with a
cue bid of thf. enemy 1uit.
W eat tried to make life dlf
flcull for hi• opponents with
a ba rra!ft> bid of four clubs.
but there wu no denying
South h1~ suit wat good
enough to introduce al the
four lrvt-1
w l'\t It'd his ICl' of
d111mond~ and then shifted to
thl' king of rlubs The normal
way ror Ea~t to show that hr
huld~ .i doubleton in thr ~u1l
woulrl bt' lo start an Prho bv
A~O OON11 1'£\.1 .. I)!> v~1'1'1""1
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playlnr th• hl1her of tht two
card• ht hold1. tlad ht yleld
ed to the renu action.
declarer would have wrap
ped up hi• four 1pade c-on
tract, for Weal would aurely
have conU nued with lht' Art'
or t'luba and another, and
declarer would have had hla
len trit'k1.
But Eut realized that he
could not overruH dummy.
Since he w11 a very good
player. he followed ault with
the two of clu bs. Now it wu
Wesl°s turn to don his lhmk
ing cap.
Sinct Eau rould not
possibly have a trick. 1l wu
pretly obvious thll lhf'
defenders would have lo t'OI
lert their four tricks 1n the
minor suits. But how wu
West going to reach tht East
hand for a diamond lead"'
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'/OU sreP . I IN SOME.THIN I
" DF\DDY pl ?
t'l '\K \ M l~Kt:RBt; \ '\
LeiJ ~
Club• wu the onl1
po11lblllty. Weit had to hoPf
that Eatt'e two of tlubl wa•
either a •lnsleton or from a .
holdlne that lndudtd the
nlnf', '° at trick three ht led
hl1 low club. E11t wu rather
aurprlaed to find that hi1 nlnc ,
of club• held the trick, but he
wu not 10 1l.artltd that he '
forcot to 1wlt~h back to a di•· '
mond. Wett'a ruff wu the
Httinic trick.
H1veye•ltee• ruahtct.·
to dHblt trHble7 Let
Charlet Ger .. lttlp , .. IW
J HF WIJ llfo .. die •AM
of DOUBLES I.I' peaaltJea
ucl for tal&H•t. For• eepy of
hit DOUBLER ~t • ....t
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tart et "I• aew.,.ptr, P.O.
llo• U9, NonrMCI. N.J.
07\48. Mike check• ,.,.we
to Newt,.ptrbeoh.
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by Tom Bat1uk
-FAMOUS C<MPOSERS -when a.fter sixteen
Chapter Ten -Claude
Barlow
years of piano lessons ...
'~~~~~~~~~~~
he wa.s fina.11: able to
move on fran Three
Blind Mice'!
.· ..
~triumph of CJBude
Barlow's youth cBJOO on
his twentieth birthday ...
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WHAT GETS ME
MAO ABOUT
GROWN-UPS--
-THEY FILL THE
STORES WITH
JUNK FOOO--ANO
THEY DO IT FOR
ONE REASON
UNION
CON,..RAC'f'
YOU Ke!eF' ReFeRRING -ro eeFoRe ~ c.se-r Sl"AR,..f?P ~' '
J
I I
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'1 '.
By Mark Lasky l
50 THEY CAN TE LL US
KIDS WE CAN'T
HAVE ANY I
I : I I
'
Barons, Marina
past foes • swim
Tht J!'ounlaln Valley Hlah Baroru1 end thu
Mari.N Vlktnp rtmaJned •top th~ Sul'UK't Lequ
1tandln11 yesterday tn men 1 1wlmmlng, •• lht"
&ron.1 topped Edbon, 104-68, and Marina downed
Westmfnater, 101 ""·84 "".
Fountain Valley (3-0, 7-1 oven11l) limited
Edlton to only three fll'llt-place llnlahet dutlni the
meet. Baron twtmmer Stevo Bentley ll'CI the way
wtth wlna ln tho 200 freo (1 :52.72) and the 100 back
(1:02.31).
Marina (3-0, 5-1 overall) had two double
wl.Mera ln Jeff Enrtaht und Jeff Hopklm. Enrtaht
·took the 200 free (1:~8.05) and the 100 fly (1 :01.46),
while Hopkina added a victory In the 200 mdo
(2:16.63) and ftrabbed second In the 500 fret•.
In Sea View League action, El Toro got by
University, 92-64, Estancia captured e!Rht of the 10
events in beating Irvine, 87-57 and Corona del Mar
thumped Costa Mesa, 98-58.
Andy Carlaon offset El Toro's wm by taking
the 200 free (1 :44.94) and turned m a fine time an
the 500 free (4:4'\.4). Carlson beat his neare:.t
opponent by 30 aeconds.
Craig Popp led El Toro. the de fending S<'o
View champion, with w ins m the 200 mdo (1:59.HJ)
and the 100 breast (1:0 1.73).
Eatancia's Mark Wicks swam to first-place
finiahea ln the 200 free (1 :53.1) and the 500 free
(5:04.38), and Peter Howe added wtns m the 50 free
(28.13) and the 100 breast (1 :10.21) for the F.agles
Two more victories for Estancia came from
Boyd Riggs, as he won the 200 indo (2:13.26) and
the 100 free (52.14).
In women's action, Amy Clark and Judy
Armstrong were double winners for Fountain
Valley which ran Its record to 8-0 on the season
wtth a 95-77 declson over F.clison.
Clark, who just returned from the U.S. Short
Courae Nationals, took wins m the 200 free (2:03.60)
and 500 free (5:28.42). Armstrong won the 200 indo,
beating her nearest opponent by 12 seconds She
also won the 100 breast.
Amy White paced Umvers1ty past El Toro.
85-71, winning the 200 free (1.58.93) and !SOO free
(5:13.96).
Christie Pallette and Cara Brown each added
victories for University, now 5-0 m Sea View meets.
Estancia's Eagles came up a loser against
Irvine, 87-69, despite th e w inning ef forts or
Shannon Scholes.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS llUSIHtSS
NAME STATEMENT
--
,
Or•nge Cou1 DAILY PILOT /Thurtdoy, Aprtl 14, 1883 ('tJ
Mt.IC NOtlCl M LIC NOTICC ----------------'--~~~---1 ----.c::;--IC-Mj\-T""_r __ ""8llC NOTICE MUC NOTICC "9.IC "°llCC rua "" ,,....
"OTITIOUI eutlNllH
...... IUTIMINT
1 he h1llow11111 Ptl ""' I• ueiing lhlaJll ..... <H A!tl l~I UllONI JU&
t.o.i,.tr~ Ck1b P, Cutia MM• CA tl02t
CHll\n ANN ,AAKI UH
t,;.oun1r1 Chill °' C.vllA M-CA •~811
fn•• w111r-• " <.O"O"'lad Dy •n 1n111v1Clual
'IC TITIOUI IUllNlll
NAMI ITATIMNY
Iha IOlluw1t1g panot1 la 0011111
i...ai ..... at
ISAV M OR AUIO All"Alll
t 11 tO HatUO. 08Jdan Oto .. o t;A
V104l
JAMtlS LU WOOlfN 1100
tiu1111ny1or1 St lfu•illll\llon U.ai;ll
CA llJ647
I h18 wa1neu 11 \.U11<1uc;tad by 1111
W\dlvldual
C.Hl!RYL ANN PAllK¥ Jamfl l Wool .. ,
11111 1111on1an1 ...., .. ftlad Wllll Ill• '"" 1111•11 .. lll WH ltled with,,,. County Chffk ol 011110• Coonty Oh coo,.ty Ct.,k 01 Or1nge Ce>11nly Ott
Martn •• ttlJ Mat«.JI 2 I. 1118J ,.,, .. ,
PuDllahed Orange 00111 Dally
PllOI Match 24 l 1. April 7, 14,
'ttUH
Publlaheo Or•nge COH1 P•ll) Piiot, Marth 24 31. April 1, 14
..OTICI O' tMISlll't IAU
VOU AU IH OC,AUl.T UNOI" A
OCIO °' TitUIT 04l'IO MAM»f t . IH1. UN&.111 VOU T49'1
A CTION TO ''IOTICT YOUll
HIOf'PTY, If MAY N 101.0 AT A
f'Vtl&.IC IA&.I If' YOU NllD AN
lll,LANATIOft M THI NATUl'I 0, THI ,llOCllOINO AOAINIT vou. vou ... ou&.o Co.TACT •
LAWYlll,
19&> 1983
Nom~• I• "••tU}' given 111at 1111
WednH<1ar _ 111a tth d•y 111 Mey,
1@83, •I t !)() a ''' •t 27' I Fll<.1110 COltl Hlflllway, Coron• Oal M•t. CA 82816, l<Allit.rf'N A NORRIS,
True•••· who•• '''"' 1dlt•••• la '721 Pacific co .. 1 Hwy, Co1011•
dal Mir, CA 928'6, al'ld wltOH
ltlaphone numbe r II ( 71 4) t40&·8~ 87!H)200, wUI H ll at publlo auction
PUBLIC NOTICE
"CT1TIOU9 IUllHIH
NAMI IT A TIMINT
Th11 Tollowlng perlOn ta Oolrtg
1Jua1nest H
At:AL ESTATE
CONSULTANTS, 21182 Buell
81vd t~un11nglon Baach Callfor111a
921149
Mer~ David Sl11llr I 1897
Gumm C11cll' CyP••H Calllnrnia 90630
T hit oua•neu 11 conoucteo Dy
an 1no1v1dual Mar~ O St•anr
11111 llelament w11 l1lad with
111o t.ounty Clark ol Ora11g11 County
POOLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUI IUllHIH
NAM• STAT•MINT
Ina 1011owtng peraon ta doing
l>uah ......
NICKEi. CAR RENTAL. 2789 Ii•• t>Or Blvd Cotta Ma a a
Ca1110t11ta 112828
Aot>erl E Fraktt Jt • 2771>
MaH Verd• E K203 Cott• MN•
Calllornia 92926
Thll bualnau ta cond~tt<I by
an tnOIYIOual
notiort F11kar Jr
Ill Iha hlflhetl lllddal IOI CHh, 11'1
lawful mon~ of lhe Unllt<l 81AIH,
all o•y•ble a1 11141 uma of Hie, all 111a1 ca11aln IH I OfOpatly a11u11od in
Ott City or 11vlno. 011ngo County.
Calllorrua, dHCtibad H follow•
A CONDOM INIUM. AS THE
SAME IS DEFINED IN CAllrORNIA CIVIL COOE 8EC1 ION 7113 IN It E:
Loi 9 of T rect No 7403 •• 001 map •KOtdad In Book 288. POOH
t9 17 & 19 of M1-11anaou1 M•P•
In In• Olltt• of Counly RKOtdtt
O••ngt County C1Ulorn1a, Iha
••m• •• mot• P"llculetly deac11oao •• follow• •11ec1110
lla talo anO lly t•fe renGe
1ncor1><><alt<l naro1n
Th11 11a11111en1 wH Iliad w1111
'"" COllllly Clerh of 01a~1 Coon1y
011 Aprtl !> 1983 PARCEL I Th et pomoo of lot 8 OI
,2tMt2 tracl 7403 tr1 lht Clly Of l1v1na
10111 admllte<I , ... ,,
Tottl llablht~
11)9C;ltl eurplu• runo•
CajJ<tal p11" u11/0u•rar11y Cal)lt1l1
1111u1111r Oa(;oall ~.000 000
Oroa1 P•ld -In alld 1.on1t1bulad tufplua eo 823,41~
Unaaalg1Hld lunua fau1plu1) l!I OSl.830
Butl)lut •• rog.,de l>OllCYholdara 101 192.121
lnGoma IOf lha y .. , f33.071 4&3
Dl•bur umenta lo• th• year 101.1139.908
We lla•tby C.attlly that Iha above name ate In a1.c;ord11rl(oe W1tll ttla
Annual !lta1t1man1 101 Illa yHr anded Dacamber J 1. 1992 made to Iha 1n1u11ne• Commt111ontr. ourauanl 10 law
T hOmH 0 Nimmo
v10. Proaidanl
T hatHll F Oo•• AHi S.c;retary
l'ubllahvlf Orange Guest Oally Piiot A()rll 11. 11 1:i. t• t'i t983
1118& 81
PU8UC NOTICE POOUC NOTICE .. ,..,
IYH0,119 OF THI ANNOAL ITATIMINT
VIAii I NDID DtCUl8111 a1, tll2
()fl
CHellel lna11t-C0tpor1tlon
)00 11 P1ur Piece, l•lllmora, Md 2'202
1 olal a<lm1llad asa11I•
Total uao1111,.s
(111~1 ell •mounle In
wllola doll•t• (onl,i)
$34 884 9711 9211.~ u
NOTICf IHVITllltO llDI
Nolt<A " herally g1v1111 11181 l!wt
lk>••O Of Truei.. 01 '"• H""INIOlon BeaLll Clly IGllOOI ()t1111c( of
Orange Co11n1y Ct lllOrnla, will
r~'ll ... '" bid• llP 10 2-00 I> I'll
on ·~ "'" oay Of APf• 1~. t1 1111 OfllC• of U IO lchool Ol•l•ICI
leieatod at 2046 1 Cratmer l,.ana
Hur1111191on leach Celllornla al
whleh I fine aald blOa wtU lie publldy °""'*' allCI '* IOt BC.HOOi. & OF'ICf SVPPLIH All DIO• ... to be In ecc!Ofd-
•lth Condlllona. 1nattuc11ona. and
eoac111ea1l(>Oa, wnicn '" now on ftlot In tlla Olllca 01 Iha Pu1cllHln11
Agent or •Ilk! Scnoo4 Olatrk;t, :l048l
C111ma1 Lana, Hunt1no1on e..on.
CA 92148
No blddef may Withdraw hi• bid
lot • 1)41flOd Of fotly llYt (46) Clayl •II•• th• data M l for '"' ~Ing th0taot
Tllo o o"d of Trutt•H 01 Iha
llun11ng1on BHch Clly School
OitlllCt ra-Vff ,,,. •!Ohl 10 rajeel
any °' •11 btll•, •nd not nae.teat Uy ~apl lhe IOWHI blO. and to waive
any lnle><~llly or 1rrogulat11y In any
bid r.c;tlVad Oaltld April I I 1983
Uunllngton Beach City ScllOOI
OrlltlCt of Orange Counly
Bob Bono
PutChHlng Agent
984 &888
Publllhad Otanga Coe.at 011ty
PllOI Ap11I U 21 1883
1781!1 &3
F211t7S Pubhtl\eil Or•no-Cou1 Dolly County ot Orange State of
PuDlll!lf'IJ Orang• Coat! DAiiy Piiot Apr 7 14 21 28 1983 Calllornta H per map rac;orded In
on M11ch t t t9113 Capital paid up/Guarenty Capllllll
Sl•IUIOtY 09pollt
Special aurplua lund• (
• &00000 PUBllC NOTICE
P11u1 AIJ• 1 14 21 28 1993 1631·83 bOol< 289 pegat 18 t7 •nd t& ot
t633·83 ------------M11cenanaoua M•o• rac:ord1 01
GtOM paid·•" and contrtb<ltad
surplUa 2!t 467 !t50 FICTITIOUI IUSlNltf
NAME tTATlM!"NT
PUBLIC NOTICE
l"ICTITIOU9 IUSINUS
NAME STATEMENT
Tne 10110 ... 1no person ,. <101ng
busines• et
IAI DISTRIBUTORS
I
INTERNATIONAL (Bl SPA
PRODUCTS or AMERICA. 250 E
17th St Sulla I Co11a Mesa, CA
928"7
NANC:Y LEI: 11145 Anah111m St
13 0 CoSla Muu CA 92627
H111 D1<t1n11ss 11 con<lucled lly en
tndlv1<lual
N1.ulGy Lee
Tn11 s1atamcn1 ,.. .. lllttd wlln tn11
Counly Cl111w of 01ang11 County on
March l t t98J
F21227ll
Puollshed Orange Cou1 Oa11y
PtlOI Maren 2~ 31 April 7 14
11983 1447 83
Mt.IC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE Oiange County, C1lllorn1a ehown
------------eno daf1neo aa Un11 4 ol t.id IOI on flCTITIOUS IUllNIE8S Iha condom1n1um plan for Tract
NAME STATEMENT no 7403 recotded tn book 10205 In• 101tow1ng person 11 doing paoe t74. of ofllclal record• of u10
llu•in•st H county
AUS TIN JACKSON FINANCIAL PARCEL 2 An undhllded 1164111
•,fAVICCS 2220 Patk Newoort, 1n1eres1 1n and 10 all of 1011 1 lo 16
•318 Newport BHC'1. CA 92660 1nc1u11ve ol 1rac1 No Tract No 7403
Char hit N Jack eon. 222Pllr k aa snown on • map 1ecord11d 1n
Newport •318 Newport Beach, book 289, 0age 16, 17 and 18 ot
CA 9?660 Mlscetlaneou1 M1p1, recorO• ot This bu•1n111s la conducled by an Otenge County, Cslllornl•
1ndlvldual E>eeollng 1he1errom each 01 tt111
Charles N Jacki-On 84 unlll ehown and defined on the
UnH .. g•ted tund1 111u101ua1 4 794 137
Surplu1 ea regards pnllr.yholdetJ 2!> H3 • 12
ln,oma tor Ille ~ear 1 •11179
01sbu•Hmenla tor Ille ~ear H 073217
W11 1ter11by cer111y 111411 tlle •bove ll•m• are 1n ill;GO•dorica w1tn 11t•
Armuol S111111m11n1 tor 111e year ended Oecemoer JI 1982 mao11 10 lhe
h11ut .. ,,t. .. <.;omm1~910'1ttr pursuant to lew
Thomas 0 Nimmo
Vice President
Theresa F Gore
Aul Secretary
Pullll•he<l Orange Coest 0111ly Piiot. Aprtl 11, II t3. 14. l!t. 1983
168!t·83
PUBLIC NOTICE POOLIC NOTICE
Thi• tl8temen1 W(H llled with In• condominium olen IOI T•acl NO
County Clerw of Orange Counly on 7403 recorded In book t0<>05 page 1·1W1
March 2 1983 174, olllcial rec0tda ot said counly SYNOP81S Of' THE AHNUAL 9TATEMENT
F210ll1 PARCEL 3 An ex c I u 11 v e Yaat Ended 0.C.mbet 31, 1182
Puol1aned Orange Coast Oa1ly easement for vehlculu oa1k1ng over OF
Pilot March 31, April 7, 14, 21, lhat 00tt1on of IOI 6 ot HIO T11c1 ATLANTIC IN8URANCE COMPANY
1983 No 7403 Shown H Parc;8 4 Pon j015 Cacbr Sptlnga Rd., Daltaa, THN 72511 1521·83 aald condomlnl11m plan which Homa Office
1 na IOllOw1ng peraona ••e Oo<ng
lluS•nfJ._ 18
DIC ASSOCIATES 270 S
Bt1•IOI Streal Su1le 20 t Coal a
Meu Ca11rorn1a 92628
Ranney E Draper 22 No La
Send• South L1guna Ca11forn11
92877
c..netlu Jack Terr 3584 I
Beach Roao. Cap111r1no Beach,
C1t11forn1a 92624
T h11 business 1s conducted lly e
Qllneral parlnershlp
Ranney E Draper
Gane111r Penner
Thi~ statement wH filed w1111 me
County Cterk 01 Orange County on
March 28 1983
1'21*4
Pu1>1t1ned Orange Cou1 Dally
P1101 Ma1cn 31, Apfll 1 14 21,
1983
1547-83
-------------•easement IS for the benefit 01 end (Repotl all amount• In I PUBllC NOTICE appurtenant lo parcel• t and 2 whole dollare(only)) Mt.IC NOTICE
-------------••bo•e -...-------.------...-FICTITIOUS IUSINESI Eacepllng one·nall 1nte<MI In all Total admilleO d~!M!IS St7 80• 307 FICTITIOU9'1USIN£9S
NAME STATEMENT oll gas minerals and hyOroca•t>on Tol&l llablllhet 9 339 0361 NAME ITATEM£NT
T ne following perton " doing aub11ances below a oei:nn ol SOO Spec••• surplus lunas $ o The 1011ow1ng parson a are oomg
I F1CnT1ous IUSINESS DVStness es feet r1om tna surface ol sa•d ••nd I Cap11a1 pa•O·up/Guaranty Ca0t1a11 1,u,.neas as NAME STATEMENT HEAOFLOW PERFORMANCE, 85 reserved 1n deeds lrom 2 Slelulor o.po_.1 S 2 000 000 OtVERSIFIEO ASSOCIATES
Trie lollOW\ng pe<IOnS are oomg 1780 Monrovia u 1111 C-7 Costa 8roolord HaillS ono Mary S Hell1s In Gtoas paid-in and conlttbuled surplus 69!> 482 ~70 So B<1s101 Streat Suite 201 ou~iness U Mew . CA 92827 bOO~ 6134 page 12 re 1ec0<0ed In Un .. atgned funOs fsurplua) S 569 789 Co.,e Mna Callt0tnl8 92628
HOTEL & RESTAURANT Stuart C Thomas 4601 bOOk 6156 page 746 end in bOOk SurplusruregarOsp0lt<:yholOots 8•65271 Ral'nt!y E Otll>et 22 No La
PUR01ASING SERVICE 23011 Ral'ChQtove, Irvine CA 92714 &969 page 839 all 01 otttelal racoroa in,ome '°' 1,,. year 7.923 44!>
1
!>~noa Sou1h L•guna Cahlornt•
Moulton Pk'"') Suitt A 15 Laguna Thia bu!l•nes• II conoucted by an but without Iha r gnl or surlacf' Orsllursemeols tor tne year 1 170.374 92677
Hiiis CA 92656 individual enlly aoova • depth of !>00 feet or w 11 herelly ce<uly tnat tn. abo•o 1tom1 8re 111 acco1oanc11 wttn '""I Jonn F Gu1ll1nan Jr 2752
Jim Wtlllu• 234 t 1 Camini10 Stuart C Thomas surface of satO tano A"nual Statement tor the year enOed December 31 1982 maoe 10 lhtl Bayshore 011ve N1wpo11 Beacn
Part•dB Laguna •Mis CA 92656 Th" llalemenl wlU llled wlln the Tiie sir eel aOOress or Olha• insurince Commiuion•r put1u•nt to law C.i11ornra 92663 Vanguards
log 5-3
Ha ... ard Surd•n 3154? Vta County Clerk ot Orange County on common des1gnallon of trll u•d Tllomas o Nimmo This 0us1n<1ss 11 conoucted bf• The following person •S doing Coyote Trabulo Canyon CA March 18 t983 real properly ta 14616 Oval 11v1~ Vice PtM!dllfll qenaral par1nenn1p
bull,,MS as 92078 F2t2117 CA 92664 Theresa F Gore I Jolln F Gu1111nan J1
• victory
The Southern
California Colle g e
baseball team took a
break from its NAIA
Division 3 schedule to
sto~, visiting Claremont
yesterday, 5-3. on the
Vanguards' field.
Trailing 3-1, sec
rallied for three runs in
the bottom of the slxth
as Mike Spiers doubled,
Jeff Haun singled in one
run, and after an RBI-
single by Dana Jacobs.
Steve Kraiss brought in
the go-ahead tally Wlth a
double.
Pie.king up the victory
on the mound was the
second of t hr ee
Vanguard hurlers, Pat
Arndt. Larnie Allen
started and pitched three
shutout innings, aa did
reliever Brian Otten.
IUll llTICll
BELL S B 0 0 K KEEPING ThlS bu~1ness •s conducled by • Publlahed Orange Coasl Dally Saia u le wlll be meoa w11hou1 AHi Secretary T111s s111ement waa Iliad wtlll the
SERVICE 20261 Running Sp11ng1 general partnerat11p Piiot. Aprll 14, 2 I. 28, Mey 5. 1983 covenant or warr•nly regarding PullhaheO Orange Coast Oally p1101. Apttl 11 t2. 13 t4 1S t983
1
County Clerk OI Orange County on
Lane. Hunllngton 8each, CA 92646 l Howaro Surdlr1 1759-83 11lle po1seta1on or encumbrances 16&9 8.l M81ch 28 1963
SHARON KAVE BELL 20261 This SIOtement woa filed Wilh fhe ------------10 Hlllfy the obllgauona M(;Ured by F212M7
Running Springs Lane Hun11ng1on (.oun1y Cieri• ol Otange County on PWLIC NOTICE Ind pursuant to the Power of Sale PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Puo111ned Orange Coast Daily
B .. ch. CA 92646 Mar(n 25 t983 TT 0 conferred 1n that certain Deed or P1101 March 3 t Aptll 1 14, 2 t
This bua•ness ts conoueted by &n 1'212tt3 Fl~A~~ ~:A~~:::~s Trusl daltd M81(h 6. 1981 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS 8USIH£SS 1983 1n<1ivlduel I Puol,,lled Orange C.oasl 01111y th 1 11 win , n Is doin executed by RICHARD AOMBALI NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT 15•6·83
Sharon Kaye Bell Pilot MIHGh 11 April 1 14, 21 ft slnee•s0a1° oR'i~GeEeCoOAST FIL~ and SUSAN ROM BAL. husband and Tiit' 1011ow1ng persons are doing The to11owlng persons ""' r:lo•ng DI m•IC NOTICE Tt115 stalemonl was filed wlln the 11983 uU ~ S wile 81 TruSIOr IO RESIDENTIAL 1..us1ne11 aa busmess as r~ County Clerk OI Orange Counly on 1544 83 SERVICES t70 E l7lh "881. ESCROW CO RPO AA TI 0 N a 1 f'ERKWL CIO Ken Sleelman DESIGNS BY l EWIS 23276
Mateh 2 1 t983 i-------------:~~;, ?Ot. Coaia Mesa Calllornla elllornia corporauon. es lrustee I t9781 CMacAllhur Blvd No 280, Soulh Po1n1e Or1v11 Sulla •21 t. Fl~Z~~~:A~~~S
Pullhahed Orange Coa~~1=Y PUBLIC NOllCE va1e11e Gay Su tan 211 39th tor ALAN RAV PAPUAl and KAREN Irvine A 921 H1 Laguna Hiiis CA 92653 The IOllowrng per1on1 are do<ng S S C I I I [A PU AT hutbaf'IO and wile, at R PAUL JOHNSON t7H Iowa Gail Ann Lewis •210 Park P19
11
8031 Marcll 24 3l Ap•ll 7 14 FICTITIOUS llUSINE89 921r6•~71· Newporl each 81 orn a 01n1 Tenants as 8eneflc11ry ano St Costa Me$11 CA 92626 I Newpo11 a 404 Newoort 8aach but.tneas as
NAME STATEMENT J ' 1ecorood March 11 11181 '"Sook ERNEST J CASAEZ 25143 CA 92660 CONDOS • •029 Westerly 1449·83 The lollow1ng oerson• •re doing 1;•~ llu~ness " conOucta<a by t3977 Paga 1337 Olflc1a1 Aac0<d1 C.t',,erta Lake forest CA 92610 Nalnama1 Ha lewll 4210 Park Pl&Ct' Sulle 202 Nt!Wpatl 8eec;h
--...-----------business as .,, in IV v~ G s I of Orange Cou•'HY CA • RIC.HARD 8 M ILLER 2306 N-porl •40• Newport S..ll(n CA c.-92660 Mt.IC NOTICE A PL u S W 0 R 0 T eue ea on I NOTICE OF D!.FAUL T ANO W•nOwtHO lanw NtwPOtl tieacn. 92660 Gayle E Post •029 Wellerly
F1Cm1oua 1us--1s f'ROCESSING 2814 Loreto Cotla lh c 1"' .··~.er·:..en: (;85 flleg Wt~h ELECTION TO SELL 1rie des<;ttbed C..4 '11680 Tn11 bu11n11u •S conducleo by • Place •202 N-po<t 8-actl CA ~ Mesa CA 92826 a oun y er o range oun y 1real prQPatly urtdet HIO Deed ot l(EN E STEELMAN 19782 l geni!fal oartnenhlp 92MIO NAME STATIEMEH'T PATRICIA .. HEITHOFF 2814 on Ap<tl 4 19113 ,2,.._7 Trust was recorded Oeto1le1 6 lvlaLArtrlur Bl•O NO <>80 lrvme Goitl Ann ltMll , Robar~ N OeR0ie2nzo. •029
Tne louowrng parson 11 Oolng Lo•elo Costa Mtta CA 92626 P ....... 1982 Document No 82 351992 CA 92715 j Th•S st11emen1 was l1led w1111 the Westerly •ace "2 Newport
bul•l>HS N HOWARD E HEil HOFF 28 t• ubllshed Orange Coast 0&1ly 10tt1C18I Aecoroa ot Orange County WALl ER F MA TRANG A ?2S21 County Cle ... of Orao09 County on Beach CA 92660 IN TEGA A T ED BUSINESS Loreto Cost• Mesa CA 9,626 Pilot Apr 7 14 21 28 1983 CA w JOOcrell El 10,0 CA 92630 Aprrl 11 1983 J1me\ R Seals M 0 4029
SYSTEMS 2005 W Salt>oa Blvd· Tt"s business 15 conducred Oy an 1591•83 Thtl Nooca 11grvan1n compll1nce1 LARRY L SIMON 226 Calle 1'21M11 ":e•"•rgA P~;~ • 202 Newport
•&ot. Newpo<I Beacl\. CA 92663 .nOi.t<luat DllDtlC W'lflC£ with lhf' written apphc111on made lo Pirmavet• San Clf'mtnte CA Pub111ned Ora,,ge Coast Daily ~cJh M N··• 4029 W terr
Pitrrck D Cavanaugn 2005 w P•tr•(•I A Heitholl r~ ....,.. the Trustee by Illa ... a 8ene1tcu11y 92672 Piiot Apttl t4 71 28 M•y 5 19113 Ohn ~·v es Y
B•tboa Blvd •801 Newpon This statement .... ltle<I w1111 Illa On Ap11I 14 19&3 ....tlteh 19 Illa Thia bu .. nau " (Ol•OUCled lly a 1763 113 Pl8ce • 202 NewQO't Beach CA
0..Cll. CA 926e3 County C1et• 01 O•ang• County on FICTITIOUS IUSIN£SS oate ol me 1n111a1 publoeallon or the llt!'ll'fal p1rtneut11p 92660 Thia t><; .. ,_." conducted by an Maren 21 1983 NAME STATEMENT Notice of Sile Ille 1011ow1ng Kf'of\ E S1~man PU8lJC NOTICE Tllll 1bu51ness ''conducted by a
lnOlvlduat I F2t227S The following peiaon •• doing amoun1s represent tile total amount Tn1t a18temer11 wu hied wrtll 1ne g"1era ':'~~·P OeA
TlllS 11:1~~:1,':.c, wr1h 1118 Pub'l9he0 Orange Coul O•llY but.t~~r'J SHEPHERD. 2605 St of the unpaid b•lance 01 1n.1covn1y Clerk or Orange County on FICTrTIOUS IUSIN!IS Th 9 511~_,1 was 1::,Z~111 1,,_ Pilot March 2• 31 April 1 14 obttglllon •ec.i•ad by lhe obOv•· Morell 21 1983 NAME STATI:MENT I County Cletk ot Orange Counly on 1983 GertrUde San It Ana, CA 92704 dascrlbed ptoperty to be aold ano j C O II I IE TT, ST IE l L MAN a The following person 11 ooing Counly Clerk ol 0.ange County on
AptU 11 l983 f'2IJ112t 1406·&3 Gflt1~:d~ gani'Z~~~~tA ~~~;4 ' reasonably Hllmaled. e•panees DAVIDSON buslnaes a AP"1 11 1983 F21•tr
ana adv._ roop9Ctt'laly I A PtOC. uw COfp. s u R E L o c K H o M E s Publllhed Orenge Cont Dally Th•• bu••~s ••conducted by an 1 Unpeld belanc;e 117'2 llllKArthYr llvd LOCKSM ITH 423'~ Wa•t 8•yl Published c•nge Coa1t Oally
Pilot Apttl 14 21. 28. May 5 1983 PUBLIC NOTICE 1.1dlv•dual 01 obHga1lon s22 046 60 1.,11• 280 Streat, Costa Meu Celllornia Pilot Aprlt 14. 21 <>8. M•y 5. 19&3
1722-83 FICTITIOUS IUSINISS Jellrey D Wortlly 2 Cos1a t,775 00 ltVIM, CA 12715 g2627 1764-83
1----.,.-.,-11-C-Mn-T-IC-.E----NAMI! STATEMENT C Thit, 'c1~18'.."'9n110was hledCouwtth1 IN! 3 E>.pen-223 tO Publiahad Orange Cou1 Delly Sieve Edwin Scrugga. •23'"' .,..,,IC W'lflC[ r~ ...., oun Y er~ 0 •anoe n Yon Total Amount $24,044 60 Pilot March 24 3 t, April 1 u Wtat Bay Streal Coll• Men. r~ nu Tne lollowtng pe<aon• ••• do<ng March 28. 1983 Tiie beneflelal lntar"t uno.t 11141 1983 ca111orn1a 92627 FICTTTIOUS IUllNE88
NAME STATUllENT
The following person Is Oolng
buatnn• as
BY WOAD OF MOUTH, 17181
Golden View Lana, Hunllnglon
butll~OJ8:cr MACHINE 8 MFG Publithed Orange Ca•:.2'o~ Dead of Tru•t and 111e obl1ga11on1 1446-83 Th11bullneea19 conaucled by an Fl~!~o~:A~~::::•
3009 S Orange St .. S•nle Ana, CA Pilol March 3 t April 7 14 21 Incurred lhereby was asa1gned of DllDLIC NOTICE lnOIVWlual Thtt lollowtng petsons are 00tng
92701 1983 record to MARY K BROOKS by an ruu Steve E Se<ugg1 bustnt'sa es
Dean T St•rr. 3109 Aquilla 1493·83 Aulgnmenl recorded June 24, FICTITIOUS IUSINESS nus atatement wH lllad wllll '"' EOEN 3941 w McFadd"1 •C.
Dina Polnl CA 92394 1981 tn Book 14113. Pa11a 1218 NAM£ STATEMENT County Clerk ot Oringe County on Santa Ane. CA 92704
COOK 0.llCl'I. CaHlornla 92647
P1ul Stephen Townaerl<I, 17181 I George Leeper, 2833 ca11101 POOLIC NOTICE Orrtc1el Aeco•d•. and by Other Tiie lollawlng person Is doing AP•H 11 1983 1'21"2$ JI' I fray L Br I em, 394 1 w
SI . Newport Beach. CA 92860 essignments of record tiustneas as PubllsheO Oran"• COHI Dally I McFadden •C. Sanl• Ana, CA
RI C HARD ALLEN Gotefen Vlaw Lene Hunllnglon CX>OK. age 69, resident of 8-Kh. C1Hlorni• 92647
Huntington Beach, CA This buSlnen 19 Conducied by an I
PUied away April 11. 1983. lndl";.~'::'rownwno
Survived by wife Bemu:e; This a181eman1 wH Hlad W\111 Illa
ION. Richard D . Cook and County Clerk or Orange County on
Michael E . M c K inley. Mardi e 111113
daugbtere Cathy Lynn F2114tl ~--hall Gail J RobltllOn Publ1ahed O"nge Coast Oally .IJ'UU~ • • Piiot Af" 7 14, 2 I 28, 11183 and Laurie M c Kinley, 6 1650-83
grandchildr en . Grave11de -----------
service M onday, April 18. PUBl.IC NOTICE
1983. 2 :00 PM , Goo d FlCTTTlOUSIUllNHS
Shepherd Cemetery. NAME STAT£.MENT
H u n t 1 n I ton B e a c h Tne following P•••on 1s oomg
O fficiating: The Muon1c °"11~,f SPRINGS APTS . 4400 L odge. F amily suggest• MacArthur Bl•d . •230. Newpo<t
donation• to Huntingto n eeacn CA 92660
Beach Union H igh School Robert A Bucate. u oo District Science Scholarship MacA11llu1 Blvd .,230. Newport
Fund. Directed b y D ilday e.;:, ~!:~conducted by an
8 r o t h e r s M o r t u a r Y • 1noivldu1I
Huntington Beach, 842· 7771 Robert 8uce11
Thll stAllMTMlf'll WU filed with lhe
County Clerk or Orange County on
This buSl""s It conducted by I FICTITIOUS IUSIH£SS Tiie undetalgned WH ap~nlecl C 0 M S T O CK S CU ST 0 M • 9.1704
general pannertllip NAME STATEMENT and sub1llluled " lru•lM unOor MASONRY 8551 Monford Or Piiot Apt 14' 21 28 May 5 1983 Stev' Ellenburg, 3941 W
George L"911' I na following oarson Is doing this Dead of Ttusl by• Subelltullon. 11un11ng1on Beach CA 926•8 1836-83 McF•dden •C San11 Ana, t A
ThlS statamtnt WOI flied Wllll the bullneH .. dalad Apnl 8. l983, !Ind rec:oroao WAL TEA 0 COMSTOCK. 8551 92704
County Clerk ol Or1nge County on OANIELS CUSTOM SIDING, A.pill 1 t t983 Offlctal Aecordt ot Mon lord O• Huntonglori e.acll, PtJBllC N011CE This OUl'nan •s conducted Dy •
Aptll 11 1983 9732 Reinier Circle Huntington Orange County CA CA 92646 general parlne<stup
F'21lt24 CHacll CA 92646 Oaled April 11 !9113 T~11 ous;nns is conduc190 by an FICTITIOUI I USIHl99 Jeffrey L Bnem
Puo111neo Orange COHI Oatl, Oen Allen Dumas. 9732 Aatn!er i<ATHLEEN A NORRIS Trustee inelovlOu•I NAME STATEMENT Thia stllamer>I was hied wllll Ille
Pilot April t• 21 18 M1y S 1983 C•rcte Hun11ngton Baacn. C A CARMAN & MANSFIELD Waller o comitoci< Tiie lollowtng oaraon 11 doing County Cle<k of Orange County on
1106-83 Pl6•9 2721 P11e1tlc Cout Hwy ous•nns u March 28 t983
P\ELIC NOTICE Thr• si11ement wu filed Wllh 1,,. Pubhsllt O Orange CoHI O•ily i>ubllallftd Orange Coast O•llY 14392 Bu1hard A2 we11m1n1tar Pubt1111eo Orange Coat! Oo11y Oon Allan Dumas Corona 084 Mar CA 92625 "212271 I DESIGNERS CONSORTIUM, f'211*29
County Clerk or Otanga County on P110t APl'•I 14. 21 2& 1983 PIOI MatCll :H 31 Apttl 7 14 CA 92683 Pilot Merell 31 April 7 14, 21 ---,-IC-TTT10U---.-IW-S_M_9_1 ___ ,M•rcn 29 1983 t77&-83 t11~3 1403·83 R•y E Oorrougn 14.)62 1983
NAMI STATIMENT ,212974 BusharO •A2 WHlm1nt1er CA
Tna tollowlng parson 11 doing Pubhenad Or1nga Cont Delly Ml.IC NOTICE P\B.IC NOTICE 92683 b<isinau aJ Pllol March 31 April 7 14 21 Th•s bus•ne» •S conouc1ad by an
ta) WORLD ANIMATION 1983 l-1Nl1 un1nco1poraleO auoct•hon Olllar
SOCIETY till WORLD ANIMATION 1552-83 I.ft ANO ACCIOINT ANO HEALTH lllan • perlne<1111p
FESTIVAL •49 81umont Laguna ------------IYNOPSl9 ot' Tt9 ANNUAL ITATIMNT R•y E Dorrough 8Nch Cat.1orn1e 9295 t Ml.IC NOTICE YEAll ENOl!O DllCl .... 11 11. 11'2 Th11 s1a1emen1 wH filed With Illa
Cllrttlophar Alfonso P•oilla 01 County Cte<k 01 Orange Coun1y on
449 Blumont Lagune Beich flCTITIOUS aUSINl!SI ~ lntUtlftff C~J Merell 28 19113
California 9265l NAMl tTATlMENT '°15 Cadat 99flftoa ~ F212tl0
Thll bullneH " conouclad by an The tollow1"g pe11on la doing Dalin, THH f521t PubllsllaO Orang• Co111 Delly
lndlYldual butlnea• as (11"'°'1111 amov11ta In Piiat, March 31 April 7 I• 21.
Chrlltophe< .. Pao1U11 N E w p 0 n T s p A s 2 3 4 0 wlloM do4f8"1 (onlJ) 1983
Trus 11a1amtnt was Iliad with 11\a Ne'Wporl Blvd Costa Meae,
County cien-or Orange County on C•lllorn111 Apttl 11 19&3 Lorr1lne Conner Rendon, 8
'·21"21 Nit.IC NOTICE
1546 83
Toial admllttad aHeO $79 •'IO 479 ------------Tolll NablHllM 59 124.134
$Pf!Cltl ourptua runda S ..().
1533-&3
P\B.IC NOTICE
FIC Tl'TKX.11 IWSINEl9
MA• tTAru.NT
T1141 lottowl~ ~ are doing
bu911)8.ll u
T EOOV 8EARLESQUE, 2264
Placonua. Co••• M-. CA. 92627
Brad R Morlsatte, 2284
Placefitla. Co•lo M-. CA. 82e27
Phytlia M $ml1h. 22&4 ~Ila,
Costa Meu . CA 92827
Thia bU1ln"• la conductecl by a
g"1etel partnership
Brad A Mo<IMlla April 11, 1983.
F21ancl Publllhl'ld Orange Cou t O•lly
Hudton Irvine Calllornla 927 14
Tills b11a1n.ias Is conducled by an
1n<1Mdu11 Caplfll peld-up/Ou11anly Cap11111 ITATIMENT OF WITHOllAWAL
Statulot)o Dapollt 1,500,000 FROM ,Alln.!llSHIP OHllATINQ
Thll lllltmenl WH nled wltfl 11141
county 01.,11 01 Or•noe County on
Maroh 29. 19113 rACtFtC VllW
.......,llAL,AAW
Cemetery Mortuaf't Ch1pel-Crematory
3500 Pac1f1c View Dnv!'
NewPO<I Beach
6"' 2100
WcCO.MIQI MOITUAlllS
L~una Beach
494·9415
LaQuna Hill~
768-0933
San Juan Cap1511ano
49!> 1776
HAllOll LAW...._MT. OllVI
~tuat'f • Come1erv
Crem11ory
1825 Gisi r Ave
Cotta M ftl1
540-~54
,..c;11aoTH11$
1&1..•0AOWAT
NCMTUAIY
t tO 8foed-.1v
COt1aM 1
142-9150
A
Publt1had Orange Cont Dally Piiot Apt U , 2 I 211 M1y S, 1983
Pilot April f4, 21 28. May 5, 11183 1825_.3
1688·83
P\B.IC NOTICE
'ICTITIOU9 IUSMSI
NAME STATHIE.NT
Hit following perso" 11 cSo•ng
b<illnatll ••
M E P ASSOCl .. l ES 1370 N
81u Blvd , Suite 124. EullOftOn, CA
92MS
Fred S~ 29•5 Ter1aza
FUIW1on. CA 82635 This bUllMU II c;ondUclad by an
unlMOtpotated 1uoc1allon 01he1
lhllll • par1Mtahlp
Fred lktlne«sat
Thll 11a._,. -· fti.d wllll IM COullty Claflt of 0twnga CooJl\ty on
M111Clh 111. 1993 '112114
Publllhad Orange Coe11 Oal'/
Piiot March 2•. 3 t. Al>•ll 7, 1 ,
1113
P\m.IC NOTICE
FtCtmous IUllNIH NAME ITATIEMINT
Tha IOllOWlng Q41taona era dOl"1t
butinass a• E &. M PARTNERSHIP 2151
MlchaltOh Orlva. Suite No ISO
lrvtna, Cllffomro t27 15
Miiie M.,quand, :lO Eldatt>erry
trvtne Collfoml• 827 15
Elyalon 0.voloomanl Inc; • •
ca11totnl8 corporation. 330 011tal
Clrcte Loa Anoe Ca11rorni. 9•00:i'
Thia buatnau II CONNclad by•
general P1'1'*8'11P
Mlt<a Matquano
!hit '111atnenl ... flied wllll Illa
Counly Clatk of Ot•nga County on
Matdl 18. ttt3 '112171
Pubt11had Or•"g• Cout Delly PHol. Mar 24, 3 t Aptll 1, t4, t9U 1421-63 1421 13
MUC NOTICE Nil.IC NOTICE
L0trelne C Randon
Thi• •1•1-nl WU filed wllh lhe
countr Clark ot Oronoge County on Aptll I, 1g93
'·21-Publllhed Otahg• CoHI Delly
Piiot. Apr t4, 21. 2&. May 5. 1983
1123·83
P\a.JC NOTICE
'ICTITIOUI .,.....
NAMISTATl-..T
Tna lollowlno oaraon 11 doing
buainMI H
PAO MAAIHE 2151 Paclltc
8-203, Coat• Mna, CA 12827
JOHpll LM Proctlart.a, 2151
PIClllC, CO.ta ~. CA. 82927
Thia °"tin.ti le condUC1tO ciy an
tndlvl<lv* Joe Ptochazk•
Thlt 118llfl\lf\I -Ned Wltfl the County Cleflt 01 Otenoa County Ofl Ai>tH 8, 1N3 ,,,_
ltul>lleht<I Or•no• COHI O•lly Piiot. Aptll 14, 21, 11, May a, 19'3.
,,..,~
Groaa paid-In Ind contributed UNDUI l"ICllTIOUt IUllNISI
autplua 13,605,239 NAME
Un .... gMIC!fundsfllVrplu•I 508t105 The tollow tng p.,aon hll
SUtplua M 1og1rda potlcyholdart 20,3M.3•& withdrawn H •general plftnat from
Income for Ille Y90f 85,842,822 the ~rtneranlp QParttlng undar Ille
Olaburaomenta lor Iha~ 36,590,802 oc:t11lou1 bu'llnaaa name of MOORE
Wo "9raby cerllty that 11141 abova llemt aro In accorOon<A wlll\ lhe ELECT~ICAL CONTRACTING 11
Amuot Slatamanl for Iha Yael anded 0-,.,bef 3t, tllf2. made to Iha 2re1 Seturn. Untl l BrM. California
IMUr-COmml111tonet. P\l<Mlal'll to low • 92821
ThOmu 0 Nimmo, Tile 11c1111ou• bua1nou name
Vlca Proaidant llMamanl fOf Illa pat1natalllp WU
Tl>et-F Gott 1M<1 Oii S~ 7, 1tt2 In Iha
A ... atant Seefl1111)' C-t)' of 6r1nge
Publlll'lld Orange Coaat Oatly Pll04 AprH It, 12. 13. 14. 111, 1N3 f ull Homa and AddraH ol 11\e
lea&-13 Per.on W1thdr1wlnQ RodOat Lynn
------------------------Moore. 6723 Fac1,1l1y 1.all-ood. .,. P\llllC NOTICE P\a..IC NOTICE c111ttom1e 90112
1--lol Aoogtf l Mo«e
-'•1.eM L.ft AMO ACCIOINT AHO MCAL TH Publlalled O•lllOI Coaa& Dally IY~ll Ott Titl AHMUA&. tTATl•NT Piiot, Apr 1•. 21, U . M1y 5, 1813
YIAft INDIO DIC1"'91'R i1, ttl2 1786-13
'"297' PuDll•llad Orange COHI Oalty
Pllol. March 31, April 7. 14, 21.
19113
MUC NOTICE
FICTfTIOUl IMlllNIH HAM9 IT A Tl1lllNT
Tlla 10Uow1no ~n ta doing
bual,_.U
FOUA SEASONS 0AAP141CS.
1243 8 Wtlgllt, Santo Anl, CA 12705
SANOAA HUOHES WINCH,
5" KanalnQton, 0t"'OI. CA t~
Thia bulllnetd la oonduc!tad by WI
lndhlldlUll Sat\Ore Wlttcll ..
in-_. c-..., .. '-""' c-•
"'" Ya.t K1tfMft A-
™• ... ,_,I -'"".mi '"' County c-. of 0tenoa Coun'Y °" ------------·I MatGh :Zt. 1.U "'., Publl•ll•d Orange CoHI DlllY
Total odrnlltad .... ,,
TOlll Rabtllllta ..
Speojll aurp!Ue l\lnd1
tmne. Ca. 1:2111
• 126,717,0ff
18,70t,038
-0.
CIQl!al l)4lld..yp/Quar1nt~ Capltall
8tal11f:r, l)apoert ... .... • 1,000,000 °'::'J!' -ln .. •n.~.0~'.~'.~'.od .. .. . ..... ......... U00.000
Una~ fundl (IUrp!UI) '""'" .., """'"' ., t,Sf 1,otl
SUlll"1• .. reoato• Pol~.,. • , '""""""'"'"'""'" .... 1,011.oea
lllClomt for IM yaer .... .. .. -............... """"""""'" 14,Qat,010 DI~ tot 111e ~ .... "-·-. "..... • .. 1~.760,0U Wt ltiltrfty e«llfy llMll Illa abOWt l\l!'M •t kl t000toarice wtlfl I,.. ~" fll•tt1M111 tot ttMi....., 9lldad o.c.mw ,,, tMI. mao. 10 1t1e
N#trQ ColnmlHIOt~~ pvrt\111\110 lllW l llOfnlll \I Nimmo
Vloe .......... TiltfeM , Oor'a.
~lllftlflt 9ICt-.ttty ~ Otenoa Ooetl Dail1 llllOI Aptl H , t.l, ~. 14 ti. !Ml 1w-a
l'UklC NOTICf:
Piiot, Marc:tl 2'. !It, ~ptlf •1. 1l.
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' • Orange Ooe•• OAIL.Y PILOTIThumay. Aprll i4, 1913
GW's ·Kyler
runs streak
to 43
The way Tina Kyler hH been throwina lhu&out. la~ly. It wu only a
quea\lon of when the Golden We1t
Collese 1oftb1ll team WH solng to
finally acore to beat S1tnta Ana
yest.erda y.
The Ruatlen waited until the 11th
lnnlng to puah over • run and come
away with a 1·0 South Coast Conference
vici.ory over the h08t Dona.
In other community college. action, Oranae Cout tallied alx runs ln the final
two frames to topple Mt. San Antonio,
7-2, and Saddleback won a Pacific Coast
Conference encounter from Imperial
Valley, 8-3.
'I'll<' 1T1nrkl'lf1/t11'l' "" tl1t• <>nw~w Coo .~t 642-5678
'""' 111 1111 '""' It• Ill• 1 ..... l•r bl• "'"" ft• lalt lvtm• fmtr IW ltw ,.......,. ._ ,........, =~iiiiiiiiial .. ln...,..f!..,.•I----'"-'• .. ln ........ n-,-,---,~OO~ll talkt l:t1H• ""' lMI v~~~ 1111~~~ ltltt 1t'n1 "!lat,... MM
ftal•Hll 1007 Dy ownet Lovely wood. ment 14,000. Mulll· IAY,M>NT. 2 er. 2 11°'1 I .. ,... 1~ b• lllll•• ForJuHdl't through
81tiild1y publloatlona·
8.SO p.m. lh• pr9YIOUI
day Pot lunday and Monday publloallone
12:00 noon S1turd1y.
1au1m ........
Kiiie llnd corr.ctlon• may
be made unt" 5:30 p.m.
lor the ne11t day'• publl·
cation. F0t Sunday end
Monday publlciatlona,
12:00 noon 811urde)'
Pl•H• Hk for • "klll
number" when cancel·
Ung yolK ad
UIHI
Chedt your ad dally end
r~• lmmedlal• ly. Th9 OAlt'N>ILOT u-eumH llablllly for the
flret Incorrect lnHrllon
LI.IA I.LI 11".lll I -;:;:;:;;::iiiii~= 11 e I ned • n d l u d ed bdtm 20· 04Mllnot. oon t 1 I t I / m o H • r1b = I '*8 frcim w Ill glaM Ooewl View Walk "'"On Bluff• In M..llco. 21t·411·HH. 121 . mo. Cel '°' ..,,. PllMllU PltlT lo town & buoh. 2 t e rloua lnoa tota -.om. Uttll la .._14M P'inell main ctul.ruwl vlew from ~f"-tt 6 Qualnl C.pe Cod 2 Bdrm trploa Xlnt financing. 173-0292 Ctnta tel IN nu er. e a. pool horNI. Reduced •1 .e .ooo. :~n:'g:.J=:. ~.:.::t 12a..ooo 4tH&.48 C.ffl. P!!l!l!J llH OOMii'"" wiew. ~ ,...
IAYllll PUii IAYPlllT fano•. doubl• garage a. ..... 1111! lOH modl6ed ••• "°""· '
S'b:tacular bavfront dpbc 2 br, 2 be up; 2 br, bcellellt IOottlOn. cloM IY IWll• I 1 I 1 11 or A en I 1 0-~ .. ~ *l 600 000 to baachH. 1280,llOO • t 1 2 O O I m o . C 1 1 i ., .. 2 lldfm 2 le 2 dn. 2 boat 1peaie . .-u\A~ • ' · 3BA, 1v.eA, A/C. 71~1••1-11•1 kid• lln• 1 llat 1-00 PllllllLI 1111 IOWPlllT OW!* wlll •Nl•t with fl· LOE ASSUM l127K. .. ... '" eur Nty,.. ~190
Ot.-ean & jetty vlewa. Marino room.• bdrm. 3 nancli4z-1100 770-8737 834·9101 Nl•U. 'fA~~~E2 '::Y2t--o-v"""1_L_,,Y-4""'"=8_,,d-rm--:2:"':'b-•
bMth, 37~ eq.ft. $1,386,000. Olunfront. l!!f!rl lta•k Iott ... ITlllL 1>a. 11100 mo ... Grun-home . ._. on to on. LllO llLI VeruJll•• 1 Br. Penthou-·--m ay, Attt, 7M111. M1onoll• & Oulleld.
••n h + Lv M. court yard vi.w. 12% .. ~~~ 8f.aota cular 2 Ir 2 la ll5f'·H'f2 111 8 pm & Remodeled 3 bdnn. :2 .,.t iC rec. nn., financing avail 1129. Pr~ lu-••• , -aty, llllOOd pan•lln9,,_-"~'*'----:::-=-:--:--
bH.m celllnp. furniahed, petloe. $420.000. 500 Owner/Broker IM-4110 etone lrpl, plo1ur• wtft· ....... I TrWa
HlllUll UIGI llLLTOP 973.2140 l";i:==~:iiiii dow, 1011 1 1050 1 ... Neai·'ie·a c11 iffvcn••
New 4 br, 4~ ba, CWltom French Normandy HUlflHT IOUlflllT IY two Ii 873-1734 McFaddenJ 011let 2 Etta~ l.2 prilN' acre hllhop $1 .2W,000. 3 bdrm & a.ti. A·2, wlll Y1A Ull Ready now 80. Of PCH. bdrm MIO I'll dee>. By owner. 1450.000 tr ad• for C M unlll In the •11clualve Lido 2•.i. er 2 91. fl'plic, Nf11a. New re199. paint, o6dlt QlllllAll OAYI UfflOIT Older dupleK priced •• 1700,000 3713 Sea· Shope arM 11 the entt· blt·ln tange. 1llatp l cpa prerd. Ho Oli9· .__ lot value 848·711110 or al\Ore. 850•8578 atlC9 to Udo lale. Rataly c 1•1 n t 8 o o /mo . 118' 49'4, 146-t2.43 Coronado laland CUI\. bayfront lot. 8~' .,,.,..t 55~221 avallabl• commerclal 875-216e 8MCll Ufld· In high school play, University
captured ill sixth Sea View League
contest against one loa by rallying for 8 e~~~~~~~
5-2 triumph over Newport Harbor.
dock. Plans avail. Now $370,000 w/term1 l--,.-.. -.. -.-.-.-.-,-1-0-22-Newl)Ot1 Helghlt, 3 Br1 1 bldg with 3 1lor• AP• 1 ·---.-••... f!Wtl.15 Br. 3 ea. LR. FR, • Ba houH, new pant. 5500 aq ft In all Ample ~·-......., new roof. rellnleh•d lnT •--frpec, open kitchen • ..,_ SHORECLIFFS hatdwood floor•. forcied patklno Front and ,_ I ._,. naw patlO:r.: oover. llnO-acceu. 1805.000 rrom ___, room. Laa 2 ...... tellO/mo., BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
air hHt, deteched dbl ··-, Ille car getege, llrg• yard 171 41 671 4-.. br. m1 ny 1menlt H water lncld. No pet• 521 El Modena Aaklng • .....,.. 11275 mo. Call P8tl1dl, '482 Ivy arde. C»ell t--3
Go 1 den West's Ky 1 er ran her ,_.;.-. ....... ......,_.. ....... ___ Just Hated. ocean.
conference 900reless string to 43 inn.mp tral 1002 1 ~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~ canyon ~':;,~~Ing
1·1 • ll"Y''"' t>o •. '• ti f,/') blb l
S lM,000 5•8·60• 1 ah IJ I JI Ul·H11 daya 762· 1440; evee & wtidye, M wttnda.
8 H•RBOR wlcnda 720-19". Inlet UM and won her 19th game in 21 outings, "lmtll TllE" I~ TIE TWt ltMI
sJrlking out three, walking two and "l LHI" 1111 llY lllTI NAil Gerry & Chrlat• Harbor VI-Knoll 3Br.1-.----~~~---
f1m tm. view. S 1400 mo. mTILI
4114-2et0. t to 4 bdrma. etlttlnO et 9C8tlerlng five hits. B .. t buy In N•wport .......... ldltt PWI AIU 1173-n81 7&0·13117 BAAOA~~'~. lam rm.
The Rustlers gave her the run in the Height•. 5 )'Mr• newt 3 Have 11or ... on thl• pro-VIiiega walk townhouae. U tf OllST •WY 2." be . wide greenbelt.
11th when Rene Cross singled, moved to Bdrm home with lolt of party • and enjoy mini Beamed celllngi. En· Low dn 9r exchange 3 All new. YOU OWN THE Long 1MM tor the •.11«M-
.econd on 8 sacrifice, to third on an error character, roomy, yet condition 3 Bdrm ptu• cloaed patio. Excellent Br, 2 ea. 2 car gar Wiii LANO Wiii ..... opllon. ~~~~~~~~~1 t Iv•. 3 8 t •2 8 •,
Do M-~-, h varv cozy. A~m• low tamlly toom home · COt-condition. Oel~httul d• Id h n~• tor $2215000 Bk •H-013• = l 11100/mo Pvt "'1erded and acored when nna u:.u~as s ort ~, 1 b and tack c1aonnd•, T·O~•eoKtc•tec rlncl· · r, .,.... .. •m1 --•tnll area, 12~·hr)~.,..vt 1pa,
M50 to 11200
lnterHI rate loan. Juet ra • 1rn cor. Air con ltlonlng. 0, 848-&3&8 • -.. ~ .. fly to center was misplayed for a base reduced to 1220,50011 roomll AV ator1ge too Convenient to two pool• pal only. 754•11585 or --------Appro11. 1 &Cf• fronting prof. d«:ofll • comm.
hit. Hurry! Call ua lor com· On.ed al S l89,500. Call end apa. I 115,000. 209·822·28•4 llWNIT lllllTI Brlatol at 2342 & 2382 poolltennl1. Prln. only.
Jyl Tichner's two--run single in the top plete detalll. 846-7171 540-t151 llLElllT 111111 VIEW MILLI ~:J~&~oB~~~.~"~ Bt111o1. 759..051 1 300 Appt 651..0788
of the sixth broke a 1-1 tie and helped IAY I IUOH Priced below markel tor big unite, 3 br, tamlly, 2•.11 htltxn/ Uaita l C..11 •eu UM
OCC win for the second straight day. llULn 1•1.7•00 quick Hie. 3 Br, 2 Ba ba. 2 car garage each. BY OWNER Duple)(. un· WHtatde c.M. c1 .. n &
The Bucs added four lnsurance runs in !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.,~~~·~~! HouM. F" land, ueum By appt. Iqua. nearly new. aach 3 aharp 2 Br. 1 Bl. cat-the aeventh when first baseman Sharon Tlw..11 • llOI F lln, 1337,500. Roberta 0.rtH ... lar '"'' Br . 2'h Ba. lrplc. 512 pet•. fenced patio, en· --=-lllWI IPAllUll UllOll Tt IEU RMI e.tate, 4113..0202 or Ill-MM BOlsa, Newport Height•. clad garage. no j•ta.1~~--:::---:---:-7:::-Braz.ell singled home two and winning tnt• FU Piil I IHI llll,IOO 831·11883 aak for Cindy 1 ________ 1 Oulck sale. 650-7404. 1525/mo p1ua '62 aec. Rancho a... Joeqllln Vll-
""tcher Kim Gray knocked in the other Lovely 3 bdrm 2'hba In IO 1010 HWll ICUIFIHT Credit che ck t eq . lu . 1 Bt w/lott. Frplc, ..-th base hit HCutlly complu. You Thi• hOme hH It all, 4 Lovely condo near Nor1h Cnla Mna 1024 648-5442 °' 770-5829. btlc* atrium, decof' wall two wi a · own the land and docic. Bdrm•. famlly room I leo-Shore Lake and Beach TUii-i LI au 1 o AT ION 3 Br 1017 E. Balboa Bl., DU· cover'•ioa & Ule. Upgr.0-
University High countered Newport's 1 / d lated muter bedroom · Club. Gated community. MODEL perlect home PLEX $460,000 owe. M-V•deeMC.i-.4 •d end unit. $820,
tt.ro--run second innin~ with three of its Ideal tor ndoor out oor kWI decor and prkled at 2 Br 2 Ba. den large SWIMMING & CLUBHSE lmmed avall $20.000 873·12112. Agt. bf, 3 be. 2 atoty, lam rm. 867-2914 M Fu blanked entenalnlno-o nly 1139.050 Call kitchen and u1111ty toom Plus 4 BR 3 Ba, 2 car ~market $3811,500.t------'---~~ din rm. wet bet, 3 car1.,,..-----:---:::-==-own in the third and arcia Ill IS&. llffltlT 1170-5370 tod 2 car g11ege_ Mountain gar. waJk to Back Blrf. o-7?? down Call Pa1r\c:k laceat Prtpr!Y 13Sf garage. Gardener Incl. Or~ condo. 2 BR, the Sanora the rest of the way to pick up Fantastic wide baytront view AHume loan at Nwpt -1\lvlera TwnhH, Tenore, agt 7110.11102. s 1200 mo. 838-1508!5: ~ Ba. by at rum a w/ the victory. vlewa lrom lhla totally 11.50%. $883 pr monlh. very pvt pallo. owner w/ ()pn Tod Pl• tF IWlllSmP -770-1904 refng. t.W., pool, i-c.
Fu. Who Struck OUt ,.__and did not charming 2 ... tory corner Owner wlll aulat AllO help. FP 1125,750 Agt hit• ... ._,..1 -•all No peta. Avl May 1. uu~ home Decor 11 werm 1 leaM $1050 mon ee2 1700 Xl.NT FIN. 759-1852 '9111 I r91• '680. 875-t228 walk a batter, helped her own cause in and comlortable. It'• FIXER UPPER ~ A k 1 L 1pr E an. --·-------l Br trailer. tum °' uo-...... 2 ... _ ___,._ 6-din
the third by a:~ .. ,.~ .. in the tying run. Cape Cod 3Bdrm. Owner 3 8', 2 Ba, 39111 Radon-t . I or o • g . Nice 2 Br Condo In The EASTSIOE TAl·PLEX futn. Utll pd Renge & "~ ... pv;-p....,e tioP.ool
...,'6'-6'"6 wlll help finance. Juat do. Riv. Laa Siert• dial. ~~20IW. UJaTI Montlcelloa. only $811. I------------.,..-2 Br. 1 Ba. each. S195K. frig. 1375/mo. 1et plua ,..,7•151 ..._ 551· •••• · Mary Touher went 2 -for-• and drove reducecl to 1895.000 and 110,000. 4118·0453 or ...-500 S 10.000 d o wn llEASAILLES CONDO Good nnaoc1no. MC only 491-1817 .., mo-· __..
in three ln Saddleback College's easy haa a large aHumabl• llel-0455. i--1---b-11-.. --.,-1--:-:-::-I ~~b! :::.'~t:3E1;!170 by owner 2 BA 2 B•. By Owner ~t-3648 COndo 4 Br. 3 Ba. New-ca...io ~ ~~
win over vi.siting fmperial Valley. loan. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjjjiiiiiiiiiij!!:~==;:a.ftAm:=::::~~ Sl34.000 Wkdya alt 6· Eu ... Costa Meta Du· port Alvleta. 2 levela. ~decors ~
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IAIATllOHO'lll TllTllltol LJAll/..,.,... SACRIFICE: Oelu11e 1 Br ,_es_1_._26_11_2 _____ pl••. all new Inside. 5 Avall. 5·7. 1800. Ev•• ~~ea-~r ... •Ok
HOMI., •-· YlfW Oki Cape Cod. 200 11 from Condo By own. HST llWPllT PllCE min from ooean. F1nanc-84thl340 niur..sun. REAL ESTATE Channel. Boat mooring. Call 831-43118 S p Ing • 15% down. 11128 a-y 3 br 2 be. 2 .iy 3 Bdrm, ryatlc Mltlng In View Pavilllon. 4 bdrm, 2 2 Br Iba. 129·000· ro-Fullerton Ave . (btwn 2 bdrm. 2 be. 2 aw gar. condo 1111/~tlo, Walnut 131·1400 the Olen. latge deck and ga1 $1600 I*' mo S20K 1.11% pert)' Mart 640-11<>19 Orange & Nwpt Blvd) Flrepllce and patio. Square. Avall. Mey 1. ~--IA-ffl--HT----high oalllnga. 1259.ooo Option money·. Agt WllllLI Forecloaura. Reduced 1595. 873-2180 s11251mo. Call ~1
IEW .. IUlln l l,...l()Ut f 1(J.4tf i 640·l538 evea eflltt' 8· 4 BR 2.,., ba, FfP, pool. S IOOK lo S385K Bey· E/·'d lC ~lnlE 18t .. St Nice clHn 2 Br. 1 Bl. wkdye: 552-84811 avt/
GWC hosts
top teams ., __ ,. 875-8000 1111..... Eaa1Slde. Only $128,500. lronl 3br, 2bo. 45' aJlp "' e ·""'· · " · '~l:'d ended gar-wtmda Appeallng comer pro· .,....ora. --A.QI. &45-ll181 873· 14&<1 Pride. A.aaomable lat TO. age. 1~. let. !Mt & -.a•
perty completely remo-'--.:.••:.:•:::l=::••;;.;:•;;;l•;;..._;;.;100--.7 1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FIU -ll!a• vlEW Ag1 846-9464 MC. 2029 Wlllleoe. Hou-L!pu Iller& --
Golden West College will try to
defend iu tournament championship
against four state powerhouses and three
invading Arizona teams this week at the
sixth annual Golden West Invitational
deled 1nd near shop· a L E l • ,. 1• ~ • a-27711 ping. Beal priced Bav· n BALBOA PENINSULA PttL HIE Newport CrHt Plan IV la•aalrial Prtt!y137S N "B". 54 2Br. 18•. dbl wide. In
front dupla11 with two 3 YIEW-111•,IOOI Sharp 2 br reduced to Custom bullt 3 BA, 2 Ba, 3BO, vacant. 1209.000. 2 bd 1•,1, b• Condo Prof quiet lldft Moblle Home
br unl1a, ea w/2 ba. Newport• flneett Walk 10 1250,000 Kint financing. fireplace, ahak• root, All Call (71') 851·11135 or Fiii ULE/LWE decOt. Till. m1rror9. etc. Pit. Clou to bch l
Ea a 11 y r • n 1 e d on the beach A wall plan· 0 P • n wk n d a Pm accea. Owner will carry 644-42911 Bkr 1628 Ohm• Way, Coata 1750/mo 548·!5081, or ~,; ~ d"':·0~
summer/winter bHI• ned 2 Bdrm 2 Belh 544•128l tat loan $1511,500. ---1-~-,,-.. -.. ---1 M"8·2000 & 2100 1.f. 645-8495 -· ~t9 9 _ 5 ~~ ~ •It
FrplQ. charm and Ylewa. cOtldo A flreplece lhat LtWllT PIJOI ltJ ... ., ... , IHr. Cnuek Spill«, 831·1266 E'alde 2 IQ bdrme. t',l,be 6PM/Wttnda.
$850.000. Open Sunday add• cozy w1rmth for on Penlnaula Point. 2 141-1121 0 FFUYll trlplex. '550/mo. Agl I ..... __ .. ._, aoftba.ll tournament.
Glendale, Mesa and Arizona Western
will represent Arizona and join the host
1301 N. Bayfront. Balboa winter geHogelhere Bdrm wt1h g_arage, it 306i~~~~~~~~~ 646-7434. 970-3786 npt __. ._ llland. New on lh• market "L" St. Nothing even I: GORGEOUS Newport =.-....-...~~~~~ CALL 673-6900 Many 1menltlft are In-clo" at 1245.ooo and Neat 2 BA 2 Ba. ground S.ach condo 3 Bdrm. bdrm. 1 ba, gar W/D BIG CANYON CC>overl i.-
Rustlers. Pasadena CC, Cerritos, LA HIHILLH 1121,
Pierce and Bakersfield for the three-day, llt
doubl~tJon tourney which kiclu CONDO -New on mwtt·
ff et. a-.. ah9l'll 2 bdrm o tomorrow· 2ba ""'1h ftrep&aoe & all
South Coast Conference rivals Golden comfort amen111 .. ol
West and Cerritos open first-round play ::::.,;iu~~
at 1 p.m . It's the third meeting between .. a rental or to 11ve In.
the two teams. with Golden W est 131-1400
sporting. a pair of l·O victories over the -~.\llHIHll'T f°lalconi. I H 1'111 " hoc.
Golden West's success should hinge on RHL EStATE
the arm of pitcher Tina Kyler, who t:miiiiiiiiiiil3iiii1ii-ii1400iiiiii bring, a 19·2 record and a string of 43 111
inningJ without allowing an earned run
in conference play into ihe contest.
QeWeflW-~ T~• Arlt..._.. 0.-
1 p.m. -()Olden Waet w . c.nttos: Puedena CC"'·
Gl9ndale. ML
3 p.m. -""-. Arizona "'· LA Pleroe: Ballet'llleld "'
Attzona Weatem. 7 p.m. -(Winner'• bnidtet) Golden Weet-C«Tttoe
wlntW ¥9. PaMdenl-Olend• winn.-; <~· bradlet) Golden w .. t.Clfrlloe IOMr V9. Puadana·Glendale
loeer.
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Live In 3 bdrm, 2 bath upper apt. Commarclal
aho9. omoe Of retell on
lower level plu• 4 car
parking. Price at $396,
000.
associated
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1:30 p,m -(Wlnn«'I br.C:ltet) Meaa, Arl20ne-lA Pliarca w!nner V8 BaKerwfteld.Qlend ... ..WW-, (Loaer'I
brec:llet) MeM. ~LA Pleroa le.-ft. S.~
Glendale loaer ~;;;;;;;~ ..._..,.. ca--Ii L_.1 t>racaet ~ at 1, 3 and 1·30 p.m winn.-1
bradlet gatM •1 1:30 p.m. ...,-.o..-
10 Lm -ConeciUllon ~
1 pm. -Cl\IW•~llhle> 3 p.m. -Q\arnploMfllP (1f nMOed)
fOf Nttle feet at Ihle brand
-llatlng In Ideal ioc;e.-tlon. Short Welk IO ....
mantwy IChool & pet11.
8onYs rm can ba uMd
for 4th or 5th bdrm In
thla 1ptawlln11 famlly
home on lge lot w /fruit
tr .... Ownef may hale> you UH your Gt loanl
Only 1135,000 c111
NOW1 768-150 1 or
752-7373
cluOed and lta prlCc:O to lhe Miiar wlll ca.rry 1st level condo nr E 17th, den, 2 bathe, ASSUME •-... -==,_=.=_,----1-4tf-1 h0olt-up No peta. l550 08 2 Br. 2 Ba. AV1111. May Miii A mual 10 ... Call TD CM. $125,000. A.Qt M J s 120.000 1•1 WON'T ta "'' -Reedy Mey 1. 545-7983 1.' I 1 I 0 0 Im 0 .
for complete Inform•· 831-8.4911: 645-11181 LAST ., St55,000 R.. ua• -LIT ·-~--.,....,,---:-1 844-5742, 71511-0701 llon. &41-7171 111 FICIS Ao d ~er• REM AX BR. den, 2 Ba. counyd Ownr/Bkr.
THE REAL
ESTATERS
,.-... IULTtl }Qrl ()()11111 entry.'*-to acN>ola & -----~~=---=--=--=--• ._ ... 1191 831·1 ee /() nn p. r k.. • 1 3 5 Lrg E/Bluff Condo. 2 atry.
11M120 .. ...._ •asalH Creel 0.114e Pnme ocean and harbor 213/498-7233 4 Br. 3 Ba. Newty rwfutb.
Want Ad Help? Townhou•• Newporl Airy 2 br & den, AAA v1ewa ITom thla 81x158 ft New 2 & 3 Bdrm town· 876-2490 I _.,_ • Super. 11285/mo.
642 5178 Height•.,.. 2400 aq ti cond 3 yra old Great realdentlal lol In preatl-hOmea wttn double gar· --.,,..,,.-:--~~=:-:==-
Sall thtnga faat with~ --·------v---.vtvate fir-•-3 location Poot. tennl•. g loua. Hcure Hubor ;&:,•· Quiet E'a lde. LAROE BLUFFS CONDO
Piiot Want Ad&. leural 1002 ig; t,d,'.m., 18mffv""'rm, ...:..1 MCUrlty guard. Pnc. to Ridge 1585,000. Call /S 1200 mo. Contect 2 •try. 4 Br. 3 B •.
bar 510 10% down to ..it $310,000 1144-7424. 875·2311 day• or OWMrat2134-AOranga 11300/mo.844-2807
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Brick & beautiful. Be first to see
this home constructed with finest
of quality & appolntments. Floor
plan flows for ease of entertaining.
Abo, it's a short walk to Big Corona
beach!
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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new loan 30 ve-t' fix at Bier. 1175-3311 -1wknda Ave. &45-0897 LIAll
11¥·%. I 1511.500. ... .:-Desert 1451 LM iw.n iu··-••wn ..... ....... v .. 3 br '.l::· 3 Br. r~ powa. _, ir-P I 0 4tf1 0..r Ca rm, 2 be. Apr. 20. • rm. 2 Ba. lrplc:, com-111-lllO TtWlll•l • m •• ' • 546-2313 agt (Jullel mt1y poociol. $1000/mo.
NEW 3 BA. 3 BA
TAl·LEVEL CONDOS
Eleoant. apacioua & bright
133K Un<* Appralaal
638·95211 Open Wknd•
12·5
Dua .... 1021
Sllll.1150. Darting 2 Br, 2
Ba home, frplc, catti.dral
cell. freahly painted,
cloM to ocean. anum loan. amall dn .
819 ·724 ·2 4 13 or
619-724-1000
nyon Tenni. Club, Br. 2 1-------,,.---~-i ~ Be clOM to the beecfl In Ba. 1 atory. end unll. MeH Varda Eaecullve _11_1 ___ ·------==-
thi. proteulonally d«:o-view. enc pa11o, lvlly tum. Townhome, 2 mHter ftl lllll'llR m rated large 2 BR. 2 BA s 1 0 8 . 5 0 0 . c • I I Bdnna ... -wu.a. Im-Hi
1ownhoma. Private oour-81111340-03115 rT*f. occupency. From NEW gated 20 Town·
tyard & tounlaln view. •--~ 1._ s 8 6 o / mo . Bro It• r home VILLAOE COM· Comm. pool hu un04w-LL--~ ... ~16. MUNITY. 2 & 3 Bt. 2.,.
waler ber. A~t»e fl-4 Br 2Ylba. pool, Npt Bdl. 1 Br. atov• & relrlga, ~re1~~~ o':ra~•~ nbancara'~; • .!~!3· · Bar· {Weatcllff) home tor top ad u It 1 . n o p • t •. I 11 ......... _.. E. C.M. Of Npt 8ctl In-'400/mo. 648-1377 •PH n every om• • 11: Macnab -Irvine
Ull ISU """" Charming 2 Br. Oen. 2
Ba. Collage. 11lnt loc By
Qwnef. 813-7873
come propetty wllh .,.~ • .,75 meeter aulle, dining OWMr'• wW1 ground flf. 2 BR 1 Ba. .,..._, .., rooma. wood burning o-n.. 642-34a 1 mo. 1e1. IMt & dee>· o. tlreplacee, mlcro-wav•
C&C v In R. •I E". t e . owne. privet• palloa • NO -.H &42-1318 ywd-. gercten. l)t'ovid•
3unit•Bal1-. alee> 3 unit• ed. fJegwlt Mna «tty 15
N.B. fOf TO'S. land .tc. Fenolld n' pvt wtlOM hou--minute• trom FHhlon
M c N a a h A • e I t y M Met9'de '400 llillnd. 7 fl'llnutiee to S.C.
842· 1334, 851 ·llUO 531-&190 BEST Any Pl•H or o.c. Alrpor1.
-· Juat •••1 of Newport
GEMSTONES atvd. I 90• of Sen [Mego LtW llTllllT 1 beKf\.,.. hclrn9a or Frwy. From 11000/mo.
FUDILI Tlllll 3' c lncorN. 173-7311 131-5431. 24.,, OrMGe Ave., Coan ......
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races slated ~·µm I· ti·0 ti[1 I
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2 8t 2 Ba condo located near So. CoHt Pleze
Ju9t f10h1 lor the young
couple getting •tarted' Alklng '81,000. Try low
down . 831-7370 ,
862·2411
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, Thi• week, Realtor• all over the nation
salute you. the homeowner. Thank you
for giving ua the opportunity to eerve
you. More Important, thanks for all you do to
make our nation 1tronger. CB
,RE ALTO ~'
On twand n.w Towne Hoow In EMWde
Col\a M.. ll bfd.~ J be\.ba, .,~
doublt c.r l"''I" with 1utom1lk-door
openen. l..arp prlVI .. pll\b few t1J unfta,
end • <'0Upl1 ~·n ~v. n1.ra 1ar,. )'a.rdll. ANI>-you c»n chOOM your own color ot
wtll to wall CIJ'P"Una!I BWlder will help
flniance with un&IJ down p11ymen1a Prk9
u low M ti~.~!! Bitner chedl on thellr
excllln1 NEW hornet for tbla low price
TODAY! llWNIT IQOl tff111
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WALKIRllLEE
Real IRate C:l ~ AO.-.... '°"-" --. . ...... , .....
HTAOIH otlll •IWNllT
2 Bdrm and den, 21h bath. formal
dining room, open beamed ceilings,
large 5,000 sq.fl. lot. $210,000.
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3 Bdrm. 2 bath, den, 2 car garage,
quiet cul de sac. Can yon view.
$147,500.
UITllll OHTA MIU
3 Units with cash Clow. $1~0.000.
um
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•nd •nl•r ,..,, own•""''' W• ..... pr!~t1 to eult OHrJ Ille 1trlo a"d ~ ........... CaQ fOf dotalle en IMM ••• elMI ••hove otMtl. ..... ....,.. ._,.,ont lat 11,llO,OOO
Llftde lllte 8-tront :1.-,000 o .......... .., • den 1 .. 71,000
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Npt Dpt• ..... '271,000 Lfdolale.ar ... .000
WATERFRONT Rl TRS, INC.
831-1400 173-aOO
PllYAOJ PLll ti
Tredltlon•I contemporarr blend In
drarnaUc home featuring 4 up1talt1
bdrrna & 1 dOwn. Afeo hobbr room or ...,.,..,. ~ 1111w CUllOft'I homo fe
louted on t/10ttt• of .., ocre • Ol'MQ9
"""·~·to..., ltend Rancf\ l"
aan Juen C1pl1trano. Ou•lltr
conetruotlon and me"' amenlll••
lncludlng gourmet. kitchen, ape, wine
c.l'4lr end low.., hfll end YllleJ view•.
Oftwed ol 1121.IOO. Aek tor Linde.
WlLlll 1 wms U&L man
.... •a.2111
GllEY .. ,
1con1
131-2242
"A FamJly In Calli Real FAit.ate
for over 30 years" th!lnk you for
your patronage and looking
forward to a great 1983
~Sunho\\
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laat. ltacla 2740 l!WJ!rl ltacla 2719 PIM Knot Motel on Cou1 HWHIT IUOI 1100 eq h wiottie., ba & Omrtaaitin ff 14
o.iuaa poollkle 111r11 large Out.I 2 Br. 1 ea. PoOI. g1r, Hwy. NB, 1tep110 ocean OFFICE/ WAREHOUSE, war~ .. Top I()(;. twy "'" ... llltllSI 2 b r, 2 be, bll-ln1 , patio No pe11 Nwpl Wklyrllee 645-0440 1000 1110 2700 f1 At-et1.876-6251 0onutill1<>nalcountelin0
dtw9hr. 1~ mllet betch. Hgll 1801 151h St laaatr ltatala 2AA.4t 1ract1ve. weO mtlnl1lned In large health tp1 . No pell $600/mo S600tmo. 642-7340 ._ modtrn bulldlng1 on Slater lndu1t Park, FV 1500-$1500 lnveatment.
636-6382. YOU DESERVE IT! Prff11ge belCh area with qulel llreet. A11lgned 12, 169 11, 800 A, 4 dra, Money back guerantM.
DELAWARE PINES occea1 to PoOI & bey. 1 puking, goragH avall· 1pkl11 957·6192 Call Biii Gooding at Sp1
1 Br frplc, pool. gar, GATED VILLAGE COM Br. 1leep1 4, mobllt lt>le lttrl t 2922 Nutrltlon.1213)320-1821.
prlvlle pallo, M 76/mo. MUNITY 2 & 3 Br. 2'h home. Iv 1 11 4 • 2 9 645.-4800, 645-3323 de .. _ ..
No pet• 842·8807 b1 1600-1800 8Q It of I 1 7 6 I wk . C • 11 II LUSE 810<1ge avall. rtHontble, ... ., It I.tu ._._
19221 o.ltWlfl St. PURE LUXU RY Ger· 714/873-773e $50 month. up lo 5 tona UJl•tn0f1 -----------1 agu. S PAS In t very 10 SEOllITT o 1 mer ch 11ndI1 e . .,.,..., WMIUll &PTI home • muter aulle. V1c1tita ltat1l12907 845-1731 or 845-1741. Save home, car, etc. Cll
Lrg 1 & 2 Bdrm .. among d ining rooms. wood Maul, Hawaii, betulllul Prime Costa Meta loca· Bob or Gery now! Preventative Action plnH & streams. Sec burning flreplacea, ml-lBr, 2B1 Condo al lhe lion, ebundant puking, Work1hop 961-5647,
get". pool, gym & apa. croweve ovena, prl1111e Wheler, on lhe bch In lull MMoe. From $155 DOllDCtatDtl co11ec1, 24 houre
No pell. From $480. pat101 & yerd1, gardener K11napall Bch Reeorl, 642•7850 S25,000 to $500,000
8-48-8691 pro vided ELEGANT newly deoo<1ted, 19«fal CdM Med/Dent: 1000 eq ataactaeata 3002 2nds Fell ewrov81 llld ---------i LIVING only 15 mlnut• eprlng & eomme< rll• It AIC, Pf'I. b1lh/show9r, funding Call 851·9135. H~:~~~'=u1f1~:-.! ~P~'2 from Faahlon !eland, 7 (213) 673-5211 l1b. ample pkg. $980. C SCRAM-LETS Danae C0<p. CdM Doug '' ··• mlnut11 10 S .C. Pl111. W MU IWI 673-4120 Bo"-Bkr. Bdrm, with g1ttge11, '-' Jul! E111 of Newport ltat1ll tt Satire 2tol · ' · --~-• ------
... '" Ualaralalat4 Apria•••• raraiala .. ,,.,....... • • ,,.,....... • • ¥CUrlly. i:rom $610. Call Fwy From $1,000/mo Mele roommate w1n1ed to office lludlo, akyllle 225 Gr~-. R-... ar --• v • ! U I & w1ter paid. teltvlaed Blvd & so. of San Diego Lagun1 Foreet Ave, prof ANSWERS Mtrt11111, T.D.'14021
846-1613 from 9-5. 631 5'39 2473 0 • share turnllhed 2 Br, 2 sq h. good alerter lowest y .. ~ OU I. umra • ..,. .. IMc~ %Ht laa c1...... J171 Ctata .... 2724 Ctata .... Z7M --------i . . c.. . M rang bl apt. $265 ~on... price 494-1474 Ounce -Unwise .. ~ .. I
-I SUWIU "'118 · Oita tat lbl1, 25-45 preferred. COURAGE ..... t • ••• Bluff9 condo, IUpel' 3 BR, 2Br, IV.ea. end gtrtge, WllllW ft.Ull t Br, ttove, frig, ulll Pd YllWI VERSAILLES Cell Je<ry al 850-3249 •DELUXE OFFICES• Alter Hving ninety years, SP4'Clel!11ng lo 111 & 2nd 2~ be. $1,000 mo. Agt. wlk to bci'I. $.475fmo. 225 Bech, 1 & 2 Br. Apll. No pell W/1lde 820 N-1 & 2 Bdrm luxury VILLA BALBOA up 10 4000 sq 11 1801 my old uncle NYI he d TO I llnoe 1949
S«-1133 La Paloma. Call °' IPPI AVlll lmmed. poOI, spa. C tn It r SI . $ 4 t 5 •n•,s In 14 ..iane. 1 Bdrm CONDOS FROM $606 ltast/llN•aafts Newport BI 11 d . NB do It all ove< .,.,aln II M AOIJI Sattler NH/CM 637-7918 LR. carport No pett. &46-4382 ..,. .,. GENT 639 4960 I II-" 4 &45 9095 d ..,, CO R A E Broker Bd Realtor. ~·Newport 3 Br 2 Bach M lO from &540. 2 Bdrm from A -a •nt • could fin the U -642 2171 545-0811 Ba w/frplc lllataY« klteh a--..atatl Val. 1 Br 1476-$.495 $575/mo, $500 depoell. 1595. TownhouH from Newport Helgh1e u cep-E of 1 t1n ?_!!noe12 Co. 1 CHioe ~tor leaee: 747 AGE. --S $$$ 1 1ncl0Hd gtrage kid•, ..... ~---------2 B; &565 364 18th Pl. CM '665 + poola, tennl•. uonil view. 2 Br. 2 Ba. llab Is,...., yeara 11. $805/ mo utll1 pd 1 __ AF ... 3004 WI DOW HA or
po11 1 llat $660 BEST lal'9a bl&M 27M TSL.Mgmt. 754-00e1 5-48-4131 w11er111l1, pondll Gu Idell for couple •Pho101 liken• A/C. ground fir 1055 Et .,..1 • T 0·1. $10,000 up No
Alty 53M190 lee lor cooking & h11tlng 63l-4080 6 Mo. Guarntd Service Cimino Of .. Coate M... credll checi< no penalty ---------BAYFRONT, pier av911 3 2 Br garden tpl, patio, 1 B r• 2 B 1 w It 1 r · p1ld. From Sin Diego N-pon Ole 632-4 134 3 blk1 E of F1lrvlew & Call Oen11on Anoe
EJIC1ullveWe1tdltfVllla, atory , 2 Br, frplc . chlldOKNopet•SIOt· $550/mo Askl0< hat· FrwydrlveNorthonNWPTPENIN.YrlylM,2 '/\0Hto111 Adtma fOlJNOADS 673-7311 1800 IC! "-INS!er IUltt S 1800/mo. 875-3067 1 gt rm $ 4 5 0 I mo. lene deye &44-5480, -BMct> to McFtdden Ind Br duple•. w/gar · pvt who are moving 754-1040 Mr. Tracy -----.,----w/lrptc, pkJa bdrm & tar-546-9950 842-8850 or 835-3418 w111 on McF1dden to patio. Very cute. $725 Tustin Ole 832-4134 2nd TO• lrom $5,000 to
o• den. pool•. Jacuu.I. DeluH, qu811ty 1 Br tea. tnytlme. S11wlnd Vlll•g•. '714) 955-009e 100 .... ,. Fttt. 2110 ARE FREE SS0,000 high yield ··-$1200. 873-3313. lndry, gar opt, no pell. STUNNING luge 1 Br. ' M/F to ahr beaul Baell t... cured by single lamlly ---------$750/yrly 11e. Oya garden apt. pool & rec 893-5198· 3 BR 2 B1 upper duplex. Bay condo Pool, Jee. Atta, lt•••rt hH•1 homes In Sen Berntr-
Lldo , ... 3 Br 2 Ba, grdnr 2 t3/8T0-0038. eve1/ ., ... 710 w 18th St. ULlllTH •'11. $800 mo. No pet• Encl tennle S300 645-5123 ltw A•atl. HOO ... CaU: dlno Prtn only C all ~n1~.ne1~·e~=~h11 wtcndl 213/450-1051 Lge 1 bf. 1 be. 2 ba, 2 be Quiet, ap1clou1, n11r ga.r. 676-6806 Shift 2 Br. 2 Ba Apl with I 4 I -I 4 0 2 • r 142-1111 Oenn1" 1714) 886-9821
BAYFRONT HOME . a.. laJ'9a towntiouMrv FalMew& be1ch, 2 Br. 1'h Bl. Condo. Big Cenyon llN kitchen prlv. 1ennl1, lll·llOO MonFr1 9.a ____ _
_,_ 2707 Bak 1 r . N o p • t 1 . TownhouH. $585/mo. Sea laland, 2 br, 2 b1, po o 1. s p 1 . gym I~~~~~~~~~ Eatlo--eat gant & sptdou•. 4Br, 3 Ptalalua 545-1882. 960-8656 $1100 mo Mrl . Long. $350/mo incl utlla. Offlet w1nted at 500 or 1: •-
ctr gan1ge. dock •VIII, Luaury condo. 310 Fer-$3 "--~ 850-1 t90 642-0155 550 Newport CentM Of FOUND Parakeet. Green BtlJ Waatt4 $2400 mo. 965-2473 nand 2 Br 2 B 1200 Ura• ..... Mt * 80/mo. up ......... t & S 3 O O -$ 4 O 0 range. Valley, nr Euclid/ Slater ----------O, •. Utllltl" paid 1416 ~o. 2 Br. unlurn & furn, pool, Lido !ale, b1yvlew, 2 Br. People O(lented protea-640-6991 uk for Susan FV Call to Identify, Ato'I PIJlltlt Cltrll 2 Br. & Oen 2 Ba.. lrplc, 1.I .. HC. ptrklng. rll· plue $150 cleanl~ IM. 9'>4l· 18992 Flor1dL deck. elec gtr. 2 people llonal female wanted to 963-9487 Potition wllh Newport patio, walk to beach. trlctad 1cc1t1, pool, C 642-2834 642-3 172 No pet1. $600/mo in shire 2 Br turn apl wl NB aproa 600 aq It. 1 bl. Fl 18115 /mo. 85 t -8300 1unrool. boll doc k 382 Victor It. I I for 675-0377 skylight c M Debra aucceulul buslllllll of-Found Ooale, No Costa Beech Investment rm
wltdya, 780--0980 evea & M I r r I t d c o u p I e 9')91. &42-3780 MARINERS WALK 54~981, 832-3301 flCle 673-8522 $.475/mo MtH Call 10 idenllly Ac;c:.ountt pay1ble. and
wttnde $950/mo 1 884 4742 2 & 3 BR apt1 nr Hunt Luxury iBr, 1 l>a a.pt, nr · Call 557.5574 computer exper r-d · · ' Tn.............. Htrbour Oswhr, reel be 1 ch 0 1r1 g e Fe, )(Int H B ar11. 3 br, Up1t1lra office su111 avall-Cell 553-0940
1 rm wt v. b1, walk to 1-e85-94&7 $395 plus $150 de.Wlg. S48-7237 aft 4pm tplc, yd, dbl car gar W/0 $750/mo IM 972-886 I, 2'"' be, tum conoo Pool. able "Old Downtown' Found: Puppy. bl~ /brn aTTEmt•
beach, 111 u1111 pd, no Ctrtu .. 1 llu 272.2 382 Vlctorl1 Cell for Eatllde gorgeous 2 Br. 2 hk up . From 1 560. 63t-0560 Tennis, S250. 96.C·8029 1re1 In Huntington mixed breed, nr Adams 111
kttc:Mn. &300/mo. Ref•. . eppt fS.42-3780 Ba ytrd $675/mo. 640-8807 °' 644-2583 Beec11 Close lo banks. & New I and 4 I 1 0 . 12 P"ople needed !or Cell 549 -9322 M-F. 2 Br. frpJc. 1tep110 beach, BEAVTIFUL 1 Br $495 · 831_3537 Bayfront 2 Br •WKY xtre, Poll olc & more. $250 10 982-1883 1emporary part/time of·
213/595-7M6. x:~~6~~7 $795/pr mo PRV patio. poOI, 191 Br. t B1 laundry. lreeh 10~~sf:J !,~mill chlld ~~llBl=~41~ ~63~1:, P~~ 1~~'1 ,': ~~s:F $450/mo Call 536-1435 Lost Sund1y APf'll 10 '83 :·~: ~'rsor':'::1 s<fJT~
2 mnter bdnns. 2'1't ~. TOP tree, quiet, no petl pWnt. no pet• $430/mo 980-7185 642-9&66 22-30, NB. 1o O p June HOO .. " In Irvine UnlV P11k vie: COAST PLAZA HOTEL. ~. kldl & pet ok. 2 Bdrm, lrple, carpeted, MESA PINES 54t-2447 289 "B" E 18th. Pl 1SI. 67S-4058 (MOiiy) Noce onloe spaoe I I W•t OomestiC IOOt1 haor cat. Mu'1 heve pltua .. t vOl-
S700/mo. Aot 842-9806 ral)Qe, patio L.ae $775. -·-844-04S2 TIWI 11111 '7th CM Good'°' R & tem1la. 12 yr1 old oe Houl"I 11Vallablt. 9-l, I .... !'Ab ph.8-40-1177 l&f --w With large etdoeed p.. M/F to shr 2 br condo, 0 dHlgn or compular Orange labby Tum of 1 5 or 5.9 M .50 to 110
200 ft PCH fttn rm din-2 blkt bch, 2 Br. 1 Be, MW HAIL Eutal<le 1 Br small bul tk> L0\191y 3 bdrm, 2 bl ~~.bl•~: ON~~ ~=: training MOdest price heir on ear tipl llld wht h• tor qualified per1on-• • lrpiC fr~ lrg patio encl 1 IL 1 I&. •.aaa cozy, Iota ol nature! ctOtt to OCC 1nd beectl. Bob 01Ck8'\son. lip on end ol 1111 11 you ntll Mu'\I apply In pereon Ing, huge muter IUlll. • · · • R . 1 •& :;:: wood 1395. 851·9522 No Hcllon 6. no pell. llW utlla Berb 645-4450 Cell 979•8533 hive any Information. Pool Ind 9'>L $1750. gt1. $78 /mo 67&-6569 ' --MIO<> mo. 752-2197 pltue cell 552--0990 weetcdly5 9-12 or 2-e et 546-320&, 940-S37J S ud1o u1it lncld Gu& wattr paid, pr1wte Eutelde, lharp 2 BR 2 Ba. B11utlful ptnthou11 2 Shire 2 b< W/tldl C M N wport Beach/ Koll lmperl1I Bank Building, ---------1~/~. Mei petL · ~ n-Included. ,_ c::pta. drpe, end gar a..utllul ,_ lwlury epi. bdrm, 2 be condo 2 duplex . $275/mo. 'l't J 1 d 1 111 Lost blk t~ yr old Lat> M 695 Town Center Or . laata laa 2211 Pool 1.a;ur rec room & petk> Bltne, no pet1. '°'rent, 2 liOfY, 3 Br 2'h story club houH •P• utlll Call Bob bet 8&5 e n er· e uae 0 ca. "L~kt" No Calif 11191' 10th Floor. Coela Mesa.
Alt• three ltOfY 3 Bdrm 975-6606. 11olleyb1ll court, g1i &576 mo. Call Pam II Ba. o.tiwr. mlcro-weve, ':9:.~:11g1tu . S975 M-F: 281-1000 ext 217 ~T!~ Ad::~"s-1:;-f:'J' Aewttd'. 9&3-9739 . P!eaM do not phone
lndl 3 ea Oeck gar and C.ta 9leM 2124 bbCfL 540-1168; '" e 97e-3848 lnClld 2 car gar, pool & Reap rmm111 w1nted to 1550-$650/mo. lncldt Found: white ell. tan Auto htaill•I
lotM xttu $550 option 2 Br. $440/mo. Refrlge, • PfTI PlUll SPAllllS WTSlll tpt. Call Jean 847"9920 •hr living expenlll on tumlahed aecret•ry •I•· epot1, 1 blue/1 grn eye, &1eYe's Detailing needis
53M1llO BEST Riiy fee """''· eunny. adulta. no 387 w Bay St. CM 1 B 1 b h Pl"'aTI I flllT 2 b<, 2 bl UPP8f, din. rm, Biibo• Penln. $280 mo & tlon, conterenoe room. Co1ta Meaa St. 648-0897 reeponalble. cletn cut .. ~ · Me..oo' · · Sh1tp drm, II · n• balcony/p1t10, gar Nr utll. 673-5607 111 8PM library. Shtre co1t ol 1---------1 Tulia 22tt peu. 4 23 W . Bey 714/&4 73 Featurll etpl, dfpl, new Lrg nu 2 Br, 2 Ba. frpt, Hoig Hotp s625 mo, receptlonlll. prlvll• FoundlatgeRebblt Costa lndlvlduals for 1u10 d•
548-9518. 2 Br. 1 Ba. w/gerage. p.int, pvt Qtf'aQ8. Loc:et· gar & lndry $640 111 111 1u 1 a dep &42-2949 M to lhr 2 b< houM, El phone ayitem, collH Mela. lllllng 631-6llOO ~c:3:~ 204~Pl.So490/mo. ::: ~2:2~ar:=. ~~u~1111cAa'h~'~::1:. evsMnd ::.f.4~.4~7~+·~utll1. ea~n',e;·o·~gx r•ll 850-1142 AHi ••••Ir
tilde peta M30 rentl It Wc:ulfleld 842 · #B. (upetelrt). lmmtd 499-1817 3 Br 2b1, yrty. Frpte, bl· · 7 t 4 1 • 1 0 r Found: L1dlu ' watch, Automo11ve repair ~-~190 BEST Riiy ,_ • Large 3 Br 2 Ba. Town-1131 5155 11o1. Newcpll, $850/mo Fa non-1mk r . 25-35. 838-1949 downtown L.aouna. Jen. General ahop labor. B11u~!i'!~~· 1pt1. ::-.:o.~lttar:S:' ~ WINI Ntt ~~'? m -:·~ :: ar-:; :J:!'a),g12'5~"J26: II:~: !~~h~,5 ~7 ~":° h ~:~ ladatll ltatala If 11 8. Claim II Police Dtc>t. ~ ~ -~~ ~ u m w e g t . f:!'1 :~;_,SC~· P1Uoa/dedc1. Spe. t-1 tin:.'1675/;,!, &4$.331l l 769W. 19th. 1m1nltlt1/ condo fH-39 ~ 213/374-1013°8 to 842-6472 111.m 1fp1ft llfltl F:::~:c:ir•,c;::·~~:! BABYSITTER WANTED.
Aeeoft·Uke adult tract pa.Id. No peta. Famlllet 1&111 llAI APTI LUXURY 2 BR. 2 BA tur• dl.tlwuher, micro, 8 pm Female rmmt1 wanted. eaytront bldg. 700-t,007 840-4090 INtnny) '°' 7 mos g1r1 1
w/poOI, gate. $.47<>+$40 welcome. Mlnut• from beectl poOI/ IP9/l~r1 T7r Lido l•le Bayfront 2 non-amlu. Hunt Hart>ou-eq It tv&ll from St.25 or 2 morning• per wk.
utfl IHI dl1count, or 2 Bdrm. 1'/• Ba. = 8-ltllUI 1 Br. M50. MartMt Pullman lope clubh••· 1 1 Y Bdrme. 2 be. dining rm. 1pt, m1111r bd & ba. BASEMENT $1.00 lq It Found: Lllll Apso, gry. Mature , non-1mkr,
p u r c ti 11 e op I Ion 23 BdBd: ~::: $855 large 2 Br. $495. Decofltor dttiPte 846-3726 frplc, patio $1250/mo PO O I , I I Un I t t C • 2500 tq ft Call: Mon-Fri Sprinodlle/Edloget HB We5ICllH area. 646-814 t
ns-2seo ...... w . ..,,.__ •"'1-5"•" 93 1 w. 19th. St Pl'*1 wl• carpett 2 Br, bltna, crptlldr~. 873-0770 or 759-1652 $350/mo. 8-48-7221 9-5 840-8851 B•evs1nER. 2 ~, ,, ... _ ,,..., ... .....,., ...., """' 548-4492 Wiik In cloMtl dbl g1r, w/d . $595. &42-4644 L 01 d RI 3 " ' '"" ""'"• Privet• patio *uum•IJll YllW CdM M/F lhr 2bf lb• apt ott: amon no day for my 14 mo. old &-·--b rual.a~H Areplace, poOI, d~ RW -GOUfmt1 KJtc:Mn (dupleic). ~21 • $275tmo plu1 dtp. Office, 1tor1g1, retell, rowa, 17 dlamond1 total. I h M II
---· tr• pvt patio. xlra lrg 2 muter bdrme. 2 Ctr Carport w/ltOflGt Lrg Super clean 2 Br' 1 2 Br. 2 Ba, dell.I• IPI. loll 720-0IMS2. 833·5W ~ apece tvlllable •I W h I go Id b • n d . N.r ~~ 171~~ 5~~~954:
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95
OO !':~~~· ~f~C: td~rt Spa OUldoor 880 :,:,5,:0. ~:.~a~~.:~:is ~~~!o~rm, Newpor1 Crett $400 M/F. 5ot ·~ 548"7249· ~:~F::~~~ BABYSlrTER for 7 moa.
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.!!81-'RONT•S ___ :=::.. Duplex WMl"°8 C.M. 2 558-1719 • ~ °' "4-8870 97M889 or 880--0144 ltralght. Colt• Zoned C-2 Ple111 reply Ad No . Old blby, my home , ,.,r ..--:::-=--:::-::---=:--:-:-:-:::--.::·1---...:....;.:__~---•---------1 e __ tl a_1 •1 .. 842·3850 1 T&-48-1~ c....L latala 2111 1037. Dilly Piiot, Box Co1111 Mesa. 7tm-5pm.
view, epec: 2 bf, 2 bt. :!~ 1 ,:•·d~et1& :~':.i 3 Br. 1'~ Ba. E<alde. uUI NIOl 2 Br. 1 ea. In trl-plex. Nr bch 2Br 1~bl, cp11. _. -• Ask or om Commerc:l&I C-1• W. ltth 1518, Coate Mtaa. CA M·F M1ture non-tmkr
plua ltudy. Pvt p1rkg, I n~d .patl~ encl1d pd e xctpt ele c . Cetpetl, drapoe& petlo. drp1, bltln1, frplc, encl DELUXE 1 BR CONDO Rmmata wanted, pref St. C.M. Prime location, 92Cl28 l1dy pref, ret1 req.
boll •llP a11111. (714) g'arege . no ptl1. '615/mo.851-8647 '475.Nopeta.~. ~~~nh•e) $5 95. 1mm1e,pool,tennll.ep1. fem. clean. quiet S225 xlnt terml. 2 Br. 1 Ba. LOST: Helrt 9haped die-841-0574,657-2732
752-9511O<175-3491· $476/mo. plU9 $475 MC. &555/mo. 1 Br. 1 Ba. Apt. E.llde c M oute bldlelor Many upgr1d1t. Com-mo.+·~ uUI. 646-2t48 Pf'lvtll ~with lerge mond ring F11hlon Bakery/Rest1urant rlMda
VACA TI 0 N S I BAY· 643-6442 or 770-6629 lrpte, lndry rm, carport. S395. SlOO MC. Joyce lut. luMu 2141 rsr2"1'~ MC15tmo. Want cleen qulel non yard. UM u office. dreea l1land 1re1.' G1nerou1 counttr help Pref Fe .
FRONTAGE =tr 1111 •TownllouH 2 Br t•~ _. '!~9!·~....,-wenz.. 831-128e, egt ·-• Ill•••• . amkr to lhfNwpl condo. lf'loC>, tntlquea, etc. Start FWward 87S-709a C11 B1lbo1 B1kery.
5.121. or 2 Br, • t Br, Be. Pillo, g1r. dw , TSL ..;,"'·"'&U-IM12 ... .,.. ....... S1~':: 2nd.= rant. lntla l.atua 21H $375. Scott 6'&--8238 ~~~~ ~ !, 0 NE y I Found: gentle F Coble , 873-2040, Ask for PIUI !!:{"f...87~a:e Edge-$550/mo. 54&-toM 2 & 3 bf, "4804825. Im-Large 1 Br. &II buMl-lnt Cozy 1 bf ept, OCMn view. a..tah Wut .. 2ttt 548-6442 Tr0-5629 cennot llMP Mu1t tlnd Banking
H ... IAR E. Side 2Br· 1 ~ 2 lly m e d . occ. Walk t o Including dllhwUhet. Ill-llUfldec*. W81k to beach. · good t\On'le. 54s-.9590 LOlll OLEll Yrty lge 2 BR, ..... blk fr bch. UMIM95 condo, frptc, bit,,., poOI. tchooll & lflOOplng. FrM td b1th, tiled counter Av&ll 5/1. $800/mo. Incl. Butlneu e .. c. neede ~ro~ 3 tOO tq. It. ttO<t, Found blk/11n fem1le pup, Entry level poaltlon with
L.ndrY, Qtf'. 1750 & lltll. 2 Br. t'h ea.. TownhouN, $800 mo. 646-1372 .,,. & etafta. ~OOI. new ~. newly decorl1ed. utllt. 49e-!I042 Houte/apt w/enct. gar.&. gl111 front, E. 17th S1, vie MtH Verde ""· Mortgage Banking Firm
873"0327, 873-3370 cerport/ ger1g1. 1m1ll ~ 1 & 2 Bdrm. crpte & dr1pH, play-pool, bbq, laundry, en-w/d hkuf. CM/Npt7aree. C.M &2800 mo Bkr. Oahu St d}1 .,.2•5878. tor persori with profM.-•..-t .... ~ 2'11 pet ok, laundry rm, frple. With ger9ge. ground & mo r 1 cl1d garega. CloH to ..... 2tOO &48-901 °' &'42-0 13 &45-628e evN 548-9216 A1k for slon11 phone m1nner
-AYlll2~~enge or 631-5553 557-4786 No peta. belch. Quiet ldult !Mng. UAI Ml •m Otnt emplyd In NB, non-FO< .... 1243 S.F. newly Becky°' ~gla and buelnesa omc. etl-
OH THE SANO 2...,. °' N.-1 Br .,,,__ no 2 Bd 2b 1 t $.495/mo. Wkly rentll• now 111111 drink«. wtntt apectou. red1coreted olflct Found bike quette Mutt be w.ei 0<· SUMMER RENTAL .,... enge · .,__,,.... rm 1• erge 1 99 714/846-1755 , ,05 a up Color TV rootn/btth & kit prlvl-1p1ca 800 S.F. wire· ,.7,, ..,N\4 ganl11d and type 10
3 er. 2 Ba. uppel' unit, TSL M9mt -..2.ieo3 peta. So420/mo. dOWn IMnO rm. w/trptc, Phonll In room. 2274 1ege1 In quiet NB or COM houM. A1tr1e1l111 loca-v ~ wpm C111 Janine 1t
wet bit, part furn . LMge2Br. 1Ba.up1t81r1, &4&-5&n X:r. ~lo. as5o t mo. Letw ...... 2'141 Newport Blvd C M home. To &300/mo Inc. lion. 1dj J o hn W1yna Loll medium 1111d ten 851-4286
w11her, dryer lncld. Euttlde. 1475/mo. Ho .. 11111 APYI. 1-4 • 831•2516 LAGUNA PENTHOUSE ue-1445 utll. John &42-8200 ctya. 81rport, S.75/8.F. otnc.e col~ Pit Bull Terrier. •-••..-. P/t
Yeal'ly or eummer, enctad petl. 831-8155 a..MllUI 1 81'. wlloft a Condo Fabutou• 2 plut den. 2 · 1.36 S.F.1 w1r1houH . REWARD 645-5403. ... .. ~"
Qtf'llQ9. 9ao11 w/IOft, ~ glllr· LUI~ ea. whmll• weter vie'#, 4 Bt. F.V neer 405 fwy & Oflln ltatllt UH Cell 751-5992. Fo d Bea t lful imell Pot lllon with Newport 5802 SeelhO<e.. 1 I 2::;_ .... cw., -. lo ........ Incl trplc 2 Ir, dlCkl 1hoppln~Klt prlv. un u 8Mct1 ln .... t.rnent Rnn. TSL u.-.. 842·UI03 1111 agee. ,.. •• ate pe1 • ....,..... W.,._ to Cit F'taa ' · •240/mo . 1817 W•tctltf, N.B. 271 3300 IQ.ft former Venu1 bltck Cock« mla dog, FIC, EDP, P/R ev--. ....,... 1p1, rec room. OH & ........._ t61Q1n1 French goufmet kit. I 350/mo • · .. ....,. ft 2 ... 5 .... Miio 103 e. 17th St 1 F d ....-...... jii;iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------1 .. ,., peld. From 14e&. '~-· A/C. 1 rncl utll. 494·8641 9-5 to --9q. . ..... eq. ""' · approa ye1r oun quired Ina nxed MMte Large. oteen. 1 er. Apt. No ...,,1 3,.. Hlmflton "'1ndowa, Al • In t1ome2 ba pm F8umc. ,.rm lo pvt hornt hnr ft. SV1t1.ble '°' medlcal or CM., 11 5Hewpor1 Bf'ld.. April 1tt. Vic. Fairview, Inventory. 'Leue m~ pool, lndry fe9. 11 .. r ,..... · .. · eecurtty. 2 bdrm, , · 1111, 8hr bit • dentll. Agent 541-5032 ..,.. 4/1 . 17~ C.M. hc>uMbroktn, nice gement expor dt*able.
ahopl, utlll pd. From 845-4411. 1110 lnoludll prlv1t1 OoMn vu, MW 1 er w/lfg $ f 51 Wk , n / t m k r ... ....... _.,,. dog. Free to good hOfnll. 653-olMO
1388/mo. 54&-033e. 2br, 2bl oondo, b1lo. Club with lennll eioun., deck, Mo. end, cloM lo tiM-1737 P,7;:: ~c:i:':!n l~~1'::r5~~ Pt. -!f!! ~11 '
Hr bNCh , .. _ ...... !r.2 pool, .,, •. nr. So. C•t pool• JI OUUI, 1auna1d, be I ch . 15 u I m 0 . OCEAN BREEZES • Jog a I I t • r ( 0 I 0 k ) •UT& up t900 ft lndu· ·-Hll oana• 11\1 • ,.._.., p 1a1 a t I 2 IS . b11utltully decorate 494-70711 or bike 10 bch, llghl/ 714191&-1134. 1trtal off~ 18101 ~ .. needed t!xpefl1nc ed
bf, 1 bl~· D/W'4 • (213)827-il53 club houH end much btWlt turn rm In IWMM d on do Ctrole, "A , OEDS·Would love to wtlh catarlnQ Ira.vi a• =~~·716~atl:I,:. 1 Br. etow, r~. w -~·.-... 1.7ttoos. ~~·~~211~ lftl!Ct .... , Utt for mature~ working •Wftll tllTll Huntington 8uc 11 . petty wtyou. Clll 9ut °' 110 decor1llon1 Light 1. 11. 71 .. _. "' .,....,_. ----""°"· CIMn. neet, VlfY Pf1J11 h'W» Sult• 842-2134. l<tthy anytime. (213) biking dut111. , ... ,, 63 ·12M .. Bob Miii-port. no .f>!.!··~,.:· 3&41 .... St. (9eewMn NO FEEi Apt ... Condo qutet, 1t1blo. non-tmltr, .. -..,. .. In I-.... H'-"'"' Crown 8 3 4 . 4 a 7 1 . (., I 4 ) open kre. hxlbll. Lori'• '*" ::·1:Je O • ' 8unftow« & MllCArttlur) ,..,., .... Vllt9 Atntele. non-drinker, cn11rfu1. v;;;;;Fittt<::Y:'l99!ox 527-7181 Kitchen * 2 er. 2 Ba. nr 8C Plua. 1 Ir usipar, cwpt. Utll pd, 875-4812 lrolter. !J..t.. kit prlv, pool, Jee. J5.j~ ~"fo,tu:,. 18« tq. n. &<tS:.0218. • 8PtAITUAL R!AOIN08 979·0747
S.A. p1Uo, poot, •P•· Condo 3 BA 2~ be, ctMn, "10. No pet1. 383 W --•• • ~ mo. lnol utM. Aetl Mon~Rel10 Advice In 111 m•tt•'• LI.A'• • a'I MM. No,.U. 762-54122 a1&0 mo. 2 car att9CI\ •-, 541-1518 "'"''--·-131·22M 1100 •f I ofc I Wt't\M, I 1 & b 1 -
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poo&, epe, Uf\. ~. l10t00/lntoroom. Mo/Mo erottor 175-4811. 142·2917 1 room to 1 roolM. AdJ. 1.000 IQ ft""" wtttl offlOe. 8.n a.n. 4'2-7Ht btwn 99m 9nd ~Mon
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lltCf, 5464 541-2311, t. llAl.,..11 ldrm, bath, kit. a lndry .._ '"""°· ......_ * eCl"ft. Mtfl 1 >" u111no oomp1nlon, 1ng 8otvlct, 2 er. Tll ~ s IHutlfully 1andeca99d ~ prko. Metur• F'. c.11 AM uwtt3 ....., CM! attiw e PM wknd1 a a4.lf'fl!Mf cr111--eoi-m;;.. .. -mer--...,--TV----
146412'2 842-1803 oardon epta. Pool & Spl. Imo. Incl utltl + 'It .a.ir-t tqo. 4'44417 .... t..ut-MM TV C«ntnerci.& flitrCMMI. ~deck.I. No pole. 1H NfWP0"1 MACH I !Mt, MM123 ..-ft·~a.490 el &ton Fecltlty 11 '"""°*'
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New a t9MO<t, nntth cir· lfrM W.-F~ yd Optn«t All rep11ra mllntwiaooe -~ l!lerV!Ce • 11\0fovghly trlr pk, ti carpenlr)'. elec: lnt/tl(I Aeou•tlc C.llingt, l•iMrltnc.cl a profH• "•Ptlrt, llo • 202013
That'• ALL you !MY pantry, door hanging C.M. 831 H26 wtcdyt lmerQef\CY Mt'<!. L~t JIO'I 646-0001 •11 8pm cte1n hO\i.. &40 011111 ph,1mblno 497·0031 Cllblnit rtlln Ina 'r" •lonal v:/ rHtonll>le U&-et74, 842-eoc>7
for a 131 ... 31. 83t·837t Mika CHILOO•R"'. C"'rlitlan ralffll 18 yra In C.M --, --•tt 13 ... 100 84"' 747n r••~ f"" J OUf......., TY! 30 Clay ICI " "' " #430158 Tom 5117-4400 JAPANESt: OAROENflR Exf)lfllH r10UNlo.ffplng JllaitHrJ "" ,. • ,_ .,. UJ Y .....,. In lhe AHIO. & OOMM'L ~oma, 1110/40 hr wk , ---Melnt, clt•n·UP fire• Vte & 11.1pplle1 lnetuded 1•-------------1 •••1t•t p••1tfll OI nHdl ,or up•rl Mr-----------Nft·A4Mnodel·~n 11.60 hr Npl H1lg1'111, Oar. Door Oper11011, Ml 199 t ll73 art 8'lm Kiiiy 8• 1·4970 tJnlCl<WORK Small lobt U4ll "' ~.cell ri.,,ln!Je 6 pm. Tiii & Matonry: !MW I te-DAfly Low rat• n.a. 3 •O "•THY ,....,.62"''" t h d • • Fo -Newport, Ct>tlt M .. 1. Top quality/Real ratN lo 9 pm 11 no .,..,..,, ~air All ~PM Ouallty ...... "" • .....,.. "" •pr ngi. II w , r I 11~... • Olli"• cleanfng 87 3 7"' ' ti I 9•"710"' -•• 1 -··
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PILOT •• ... .. •• ~t11ct1n. Otaeral ::~83N:oPort 61vO c M •••HOME REPAIR :~.1~:b1;,o·~~r~~~.~ Muonry & StuCC<I n-' Cuatom PllnllnQ Int/HI (11') 411-tlll ''" f!nltt
•New ceblnet1, cabtnel '*'1odel/Aepetr•. comm. • 4 · Elec·Plumb·Cerpantry 164.1732 I rep111 All 1vpe1 Ou111t1y Ouat11y 81)(1ng Speota1 20 Y" exp. Pool ""'· r• T y...a-/l II
SERVICE racing, bare & formic• & r•llCI. Uo'd, bon'oecl. llW Hiii Pttlo oover .. Fencat 111-gh Quality Hou..WOr'k loweat price 631 234& "r" .. 1. Dive 073·2031 moldtng brly comple• rff ,_ t•t c:ounl~~ 842--0381 "'' FOf .. ,. 562·9142 Spring, hdwe fLtC Rernod Keith 848 4872 A111 I am the beell BRICKWORK Small or OllTlll PUntll tton. m1lnt & rep1tr. ~,'~m:_.or•~8=~5-~0 NDECT"°Y Curatry L.I, lhfta11 I lea OATES JACK 0" All TRAors 1173-7012 1t1 6pm large Job• & rt•P•ir• 25 yr• Lie: 403941 tn1, F,.. .. , 24 hr MrV Uc:.----------1111\ \II\ Rm addni-Pallo cover• uc. *886. Aemo<Mt. ~&-3007 Call JIWlk 1ny!lme. ----Loc11 ret1 84!. 86~ bonded Aeta Color ex 263800 84M280_ fat.rfy
00 IT NOWI Oeellt·Fenc.,.1mprovmt Add'n1 & C1blnat1 "-' I Day or night 875-3014 lttlllOLUllH Cuttom Brtck·Srone ptll 983·091 t R~-l.l Prtttrty Semen "'P_vt....,T-u-1o·r-tn_g_/.....,.R_•_m_•_d~lat
• A--"-. Cttfl 9~9.7• .. ,,, ,••• '"'"'"'" 845-~••4 -r •• II R"•"ON•BL.c R•TfS 830-0221 alternoon1 e·-~~ C t Sr 0 - -)(J l AM .... laa4ra .. .....,_... .. u~' ,..._,._.. ~.... ..,.., " ,_ ,. ""'~· oncre • ucco Paint c 111 yr1 Renrat Survey• '°' hn ln'1ructlon. nr rttu 11
YOUf' Dally PHot Remodeling. llnl1h Cir· PEEL. CONSTRUCTION TREES All lyp11 o r work·rll/ HOu1ectun1ng, •Pt ' A~ ... 649·949:.> LIGenMd .. , HI· nu K·8. (213)692-3794
8eMce Directory pentry, door hanging. Almott any kind of car· Topped/removed Clean comml Big & 1m Jobi I hom11, condo• Reter MMlat 24 IUht Ill· 1111 • • T::J:: lenic• Aepteaentatlw palntl"". roo~ .ieetrt-pentry °' repair• Com· up, new t1wn1 751-3471! Dey°' night 548-2174 all 4pm 982-2531 Oebo-_ ltllalalal !.!!!!!! _ ,._..-1111 •22 ... plete rtmodet1n1 Od -------ran ·ABC MOVING Paurfat a1 TufW~d Pr--1""" -Ht• ell etc 831-63 1 Mike L1ndac1pl""·Yd Clnu"'" Homa rep11r1 Sml )Obt ~--......... !! _ "' """"• .... 1 ' roll. Uc'd 631·54 4 .. v ... I ••tt•• Ouic.k Ctrofut SerVlce J.O Horn Reflnllhlng , ~ rl'Vlel<>nl Repatrtem Jobe FenoH, Tree trlm/remov-Malnt OK, painting, etc 1111 •• 1111 Lie T !38046 562 04 tO Farthlna' lnt91tor Oei•gn Anttqu .. , kH ceblnet1. Reuonable 1151· 1041
A!!etlcal Cttllatl shelvH, parllllona Lo Dnwall Irrigation Jim 851·0129 Gary 845·5277 PTL. 1mm1ou1a11, ruponalbl• ••-t MOVlll* J;4~~~bN~~;ti~'::.~~~5 11oe p1lntlng &45-0ee4 -.-,-.,..,..,.-.,,,C..,.le-u~la-1--
rll .. Steve 752-9558 DRYWALL/ACOUSTICAL Tltl llH• SOHE • Home repairs. cerpentry, bualne11 wom1n Long " btfl _ New & Relf;y Rtmod. ,.h •--' AL.L. PHASES c 1bln1u. etectrlcal. time IOCll rHldent with Beil qualfty 25 yr e11p hpen wallcoverlng ,-;;: 11 WE WASH WINDOWS :'~ · #4 t4891. '-NJ!I .unct BUD 17141 552•9582 L.awn-lree-ahrub lnitatl ptumblng tenclng Don rel Avall June lhru Sept Compotlllv6 rates 1t1Jtauon R1&1 Consul-Huber Roonng-111 tyi>M Fiii. Profeealonll
ty " 730· 1900 1·s•h•a .. m ... poo ....... & ...... s ... tea ...... m-c-te1-n-•·----------La~~ ~~i":::,~~~~~ 1166-0 t49 or Oct 673-8112 lie T 116 428 730-13S3 111nt Aastgnmt 511 t ·8'l90 New-recover-deck• Oualtty wOf1I guaranteed ~titaa/ ltaMtl Color brl8'1teners, wht ElHtrlcal Free tstlm11e 548-8085 Painting Int tut elec FAcf. h11n11t & reh11bl1 STARVING COLL.EGE Blackwelder P111>er11eng Lie "'41 1802 548-9734 FrM •llma11 8<48-7391
Aclcl'n•-na..i..n-R-od. crpll · 1 min bleach. t---------c arpentry, plum bing. Rell av ell Call Paul STUDENTS MOVING 1ng & Removal Oual llars rt•fll~ 111-t•tt "L.et tht Sunahlne In" --v .... Hall llvtdln rmaS15 avg ELECTRICIAN Prtced Clean-up1IL.•nd11C1plng sh~trock et: .... •.51.. Butler e•5.•940 X80" CO L.lc Tt"• •36 k 1 49• 3515 • Topqu1llty.l.OWl)(lce room $750; coucn'110: right, free eatimate on Haullng -TreeTrlm ~ -"'~" " .. '" ' ln1Ured 64j:&427 wo_r_o_n_y_ ~ _ Freeetl le #3610-42 SUNSHINE WINDOW
Free .. 1 L.lc 831·2345 chr S5 Ouar ellm Ptl large or amall jobl Free 111 642-9907 H1alia1 House tlllfng d.stred by W.\TCH US GROWi Plllttttratlat REPAIR SPECIALIST CLEANING 842-1549
Aa•aJt odOf Crpt repair 15 yrt Uc 398621 873-0359 Ralph Caballero & Sont DUMP JOBS young. re1pon11bte pro-p • . W ""I I ...i-•1 t Shak&-Comp.Shlngle John'a Window Cle1nlng
-exp Do work myHll LIC'D ELECTRICIAN Comp! malnt, comm/ & Small Moving Job• leulonal tor aummer a1aha1 ••• 1~ ''vtllf 1 751-7716 551-5552 FrM .. t 12 y11 exp ~~::=~~,~~ot Rela 554-<>123 Oual work-Rau. rat11 re1. Tree trimming & re-Call MIKE 646-1391 I month& beginning In fllE PAllTlll COIOf/B& 975·4~ •ROOF LWI 121* 840-1081 __ _
S&s '"' __ .. 11 .. .,1 •1,.,,. k: We Care Crpt Cteanare Tom 631·6072/973-7544 movel. cte1n-upa. Free May. I wtll care for pels b Al h d SI L Pl11t1r/ RtJair ..._., "" -. •• S Cl • Ml, 648-4654 alt 4 30 HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE I C y c ar nor ic End of season 1pecl1ll --------->-. i .. m ean'" Uphol RESID/COMM'LllND Furniture. Trash, Tree• end pay utllll " 111 280644 14 yra ot happy EO'S PLASTERING One wMk on"-Local I tt 1 -I I -Den Hallb«g Grading Truell Mount Unit Ouar. 20 yr1 Do my own work COMPLETE GARDENING 983-54 15 NORM 675-4470 alter 6 pm local customeu a ., .,.,. t t .... • •• rts & P•Wlo Co. Rel/comm RNa. rites 8'45·3718 SER ICE J . • Thonk you, 963.4 114 OuaUly p1tehHIUn1turH 2., yra ex.p. 751·4...,.. That all contrlClora wtio
Uc. 397&804 042-1720 i---------lie 278041 Al 848-8128 V . call erry • HAULING lactat Tax Int/ext Neat 645-8258 S ... I t ' perl0<m work over S200
CARPET INSTALLATION CHRISTY & SON Lawn Service 8Jt-4395 Cleanups, yard/tree eve tl&UTI PlllTlllS PLASTER PATCHING H • H l•I lnctudtng labor and lahllttiat & REPAIRS 30 yrs exp 2• HOURS. L.tC'D Gardening, clean·up1. RANDY. 842-7647 Federated Tax Service Prompt, neat proleu-Aeetuccoa Int/ext 30 Budget rates.-tow mtn m1tertal1 mull be 11---845-9031 (bel 8, aft 4) I I k H I 111 1 A C •-' U t•--·-" Babytltttno, any hour 538-8121 or 850-0998 tr mm ng. cement wor . ome o ce app ~ 1onal&1lo rates 638-7149 yrs Neat Piul 545-2977 es, omm. boat trlra oen...., n .....,.,_, con-NMI' Vlc1onl/Xlnt ref• Thomaon Cetpet S11M & s.4~1804 6•2·2985 Haullng, clean-up & rree 631·"871 ------Free est 841-7581 tr1CI01'1 snould to llete
Coet Mela. 842 8482 ln1t1ll11ton1. Comm/ Electrician new & repair trlmmlng. S10 min ---------P&JIT YOUI OASTU PIHler & Ofywall In lhefr ldver11tlng Con-1 -r-ld. rettretc...__ & r•-All typea Low prlc11 LAlllOllE lllAllT. 557·8271 Bob Dave's Moll $lO-S75 or FREE·EST INTI".,.. Ext/Int Reatuocos SJirltaal Ctaa••lia1 11~~1 and con• .. ~a .. u.... P•1•1r,, xlnl refs.·-11 •30277 Llc'd FrM nt 631·23"5 Cln-upe ... ,, .. .,6-1810 20•;. ott 11191 year a Wiii ~· ... -·~ -.. ~ · ----.. """ .,., COiiege Student with large travel. 641_0929 REFS LIC 320881 Blockwalls 586·4892 •ANGELA SPIRITUAL• contact Mary Orondte II
BlllOon Promotion• Unit· Oreg 556-5324 Eattrtalaatat Gardening wanted. mow· truck' Io we• I rat e .1--------TEO 7141871·904 7 Pl1•~ia1 Con1ult1nl/ CounMllng (714) 558-<4088 with any
d kl prompt Thank you L11•1cati11 _ In 1111 matter• or Ille que1tton1. Contractor's l'l)lled: bright bouquelsl C.atat/ C.acntt For "Our wedding. the Ing, e g1ng. ra ng, C 75.9 1976 • INTtEXT CALL JIM, 2• "r l!D •;· 1.al-1121 675-2•95 or 873-"7a• State LlcenM Board. 28 Sime day 494-7550 ' •weeping, free eatl· ourt -FIEE l!IJl111•yEs 1.ao 1111 "• ti; " .. .. .,.. . Cement-Muonry-Bloek ICOUlllc:ll beauty of vot-mates 845-7541 ti; -"' -WATER HEATER Special Civic Cent~r Plaza, lutlu/ fire Alua1 Wall...Cull. work. Lie oo & gulttr 873-8498 Htat ltt1in Sod, sprtnklef and shrub INT/EXT PAINTING Pool heaten•Furnoces Sptrttuat AdvltOr Room 890, Santa Ana.
- -381057 R 5 7 2683 IGIWdTZ UllSOAPf ln1t1ll111on Our wor~ In buslnen. marriage, CA 92701.
Burgllt & Ale Alanna • ob 4 · Ftaclat Spectit-commtreatcS Tfi':•_n~~~~~~ded only looks upen11ve Cu~l~~L!~~P~~~st lnstall-Rep1pe-Aepalr 11reu probtema. etc.
Central Reportl~ Concrete: amell or lge C&l-1 FENCING/CONST lndscp/ m•lnt serv 13 L.lc. 662-7432/644-4798 Check our PflCH before Reu. Steve 547-4281 Free est Rea1onable 8 3 1 -9 4 7 8 DI• n e ---------RM/comm. 848-99 Jobe. Rtmove old, re-Fencee b\Jlll Of' repaired. yrs. Free eat. 931.7494 you buy! Lie 204516 ____ __ lfc'd John 63I·1151 631-8984 The IHIHI draw In the
SELL Idle ll•m• wlll'I a plaoe w/~. 645-85l2 Competitive prk:ee Find whit you went In CALL 648·1013. Sell th1ngt fall with Dally H•ve something to aell? Find what you want in W111 a Dally Pilot
Delly Piiot Claullled Ad. Want Adt Call &42-5871 FrM est 675-5816 Cluallted Adi 842·56711 Oatly Piiot Ct1111fled1 LltJ~'I lar411 Slit• Pilot Want Ada Cluslhed ada do It well Detty Piiot CIU1Afled1 Ctlllltted Ad 8'42·587&
HOIOSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Friday, April 15
ARIES (Marc h 21 -April 19): Lines of
communication open -individual you aided m past
will return favor. You could receive a valuable tip
on stock market, special commodity or sporting
event. Member of opposite sex expresses desire to
communicate, wants you to articulate feelings.
TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): You'll be at right
place at right time, needed material wiJJ be obtained
and process of home remodeling could be initiated.
Accent independence. creativity, willingness to
invest in your own talents Libra and another
Taurus figure prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Define tenns. look
behind scenes, be discreet rn connection with
clandestine meeting. Communicate with one-who is
temporarily confmed to home or hospital. Pisces,
Virgo and another Gemiru play s1gnif1cant roles. ,
CANCER'. (June 21-July 22): Relat1onsh1p
intensifies. responsibilities multiply and
opportunities for financial gain prove valid
Emphasis on friends, hopes, wishes and contacts
leading to su~ful business enterpnse. Capricorn
and another Cancer figure prominently.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Focus on promotion,
production, ability to successfully present case
before superiors. You gain added recogrutlon, you'U
be rid of unnecessary burden and expense.
Associate asks you to participate in community
project or political activity.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Highlight
independence, creativity, willingness to pioneer a
project. Member of opposite sex gets to heart of
matters and you're asked to make decision
regarding possible journey . Open lanes of
communication, define desires and confirm spiritual
values.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): FoUow through on
hunch-first impressions apt to be corre<:t Dig
beneath surface -if per.nstent, you could strike
pay dirt. Emotional involvement intens.ifies. Cycle
highlights money and love. Cancer. Aquarius
persons play key roles.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21). You'll have reason
to celebrate -good news relates to legal process.
Focus also on public relations, par tnership,
marriage. You'll be given opportunity for
proverbial second chance. Gemini, Sagittarius
natives Ugure prom.inently.
SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You'll have
chance to rectify past mistakes. Opporturuty exists
to review. revise and to rebuild on a more suhable
structure. Individuals who share basic concerns will
dig in and make your wk easier. Scorpio plays
important role.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Be ready for
change of 9Cene, chance to elevate standing through
written word. You'll be dealing with lively, creative
people who encourage you to promote talents.
Young pereon becomes ally, aids in booetmg your
morale.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Important
domestic adjustment occurs -ride with tide, make
intelligent concessions to loved ones. Territorial
UmJta will be defined. You could di9COvet new
IOW'Ce of income. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio natives
figure prominently.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Secret rendezvous
lends 1pice to lite . Someone will be whispering
1weet nothings. Enjoy yourself, but don't baae
future aecur ity on mere promlaes. Tri~, gift.a,
:rfo~ and poasible vis.it fro~ relative higtilJght
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HtlJ WaatH SlOO Help W11t1• 5100 Htlt WaatN 5100 HtlJ W1Dt1• 5100 Heir Waate4 5100 Btlt WaatH 5100 Btlt Waatt4 SlOG
.....__ C _ .. 40 h HAIR DRESSER. CM, 111&11alEllS IEEDEI Proof Reader '::!k. ~k/h~an~~iy ~ Wed-Sal Prefer some E::;--$450 to $600 per Exper FIT. Mon Tues-L.ark Motel 2274 New-IOltowfng 548 4291 Thura-Frl· Sit 9·5. All -----------I -k 11 you h••• a sta company benefits Apply
port Blvd CM blwn llala Solattl ftwtll wagon or van end enjoy PENNYSAVER l660
2PM-6PM FAS'r FOOD take out on working with IMnagere Pt1cen11a Ave, Costa Ira.er the beach needs Juniors Call Mr Rountree at Meaa
Must h•ve amtll car or or Seniors tor summer 549•1058 btwn llAM & P/T ass1n1•1 motOfcycle Futt or part Jobs. APPLY In person. 3PM week days
time For 1mmed1a te THE PIPEUNE NEW-MARKETING & TRAINING Dally Pilot newspaper
work POAT, 2010 w Ocean Co needs 8 person wHh dealer in lrv1n11 area
Clll 845-0368 Front NB 4116 or 4/23 experience tn en her Approx 20 hrs PT wk
between 9 AM -10 AM 1eech1ng, training, enter Afternoons & aome -DRIVER wlYehtcle lo tow ----.------t 1 1 •• •• SI lo.end mornings Must Hop Slng.J laundry now 8 nmen or 11"'1 ..,u 23' trav lrlr to San Pe· • have eve's free !>ave oependabt1 vehicle.
bto, CA Wiii pay $400 ecceptlng 1ppheat1ons (7 141 891.0026 alter prefer llghl truck w/
648-8630 all 8 fOf del~ driver Good 12 camper shell Only neat,
ELHTHllO lllH
TIOlllCIAI
Irv. baud Co. 1eeks
Bench Tech wllll 2 yr•
axp Trouble shoottng.
dlgltll & lnlt~ ClrCUll
boarda fOf CRT a, pr1nt-
8fS & modems to com·
ponen t level Safar y
commenserate with exp
Bring 01 send resume
ISi, 18900 Teller Ave Irv
92715, 752-0875 Matt
Kroeger EOE
drrvtng rtcOfd Apply In pm ---respon11ble person•
person Mon-Fri 8-10AM Mech1n1cal Assemblers need apply Starting ap.
1000 N Coeat Hwy, Lii· Needed 2 yrs ex per pro• $4 75 hr & mileage
guna B<lh Mature Loguna Hiiis Can btwn 9 30· tO 30AM
IOISICLUIHI
Must ~ thorough, de·
pendeble with trans Pll
lime $4 25/hr Leave
message. 964-9766
___ '49_3-1320 only Mon-Frt, &5k for
llt41oal ltortt1ry ~~~43~~do CtrCUldl•On
Exper bot11ng ins typing ----end Ille shorthand or PIT newspaper detovery
tpeed writing NB Aree 3·6em $425/mo plus
760-6086, 6'10·'4440 bonus All papers lied '" HOUSEKEEPER. Mature. --bag All you do IS pickup tov1ng To care for exec. Med1c11/Clef1ea1 Mature & dellve< c an 759--0630. 4 yr old Mon· Thur Baclt 011~ help needed 8-6 pm
12 30-6 Good Driver Part time non arnoker ----non-1mkr ex.II rel Apply PO BoJC 1027 PIT Sec yl~I
6-40-6224 or 640-4309 Sin Juen Capistrano I Meo1cll supply co needs EacrO¥r Secretary Ex~ 92893, Ca well groomed 1nd1111due1 rlenoed only. ><Int typing lnsurenctt Secretary tor for 1111 typing & phones
skttl1. S1lary commeniw-b\J1y State Farm office lt4kat lleoe,titalst Call 760-1389
rate with eJ1perlence NB 645-8470 Ex.p'd in 111 U()ec1S front
Stew111 Tiiie lrvtna u•ar 11c1nuy olflce work ac:lledullng Hll HTATl
Brench Ca.II Kathy Miiier --pegboard coll1c1ions Sll.EI
btwn 3 & 5 833-3570 PUT TIME Send resume B Kahler, Openings In well est•·
ESTllmclA. &pe<lenClfld In pe<sonal 1831 Orenge •A, Costa bllshed Irvine Firm ,
Injury, criminal law, & Mesa 92627 T reining ess11tance ~~:::i w=~~~n':S :=~zu::~ !~tl~~x:r::: MOTEL MAIO Mu11 apply ~~~=~~~: cc:;,mg:~onn
In coametlc sales, exp'd e nce Laguna Beach In person Best Western 651.1177 tn tht field or demlllol· 497-1789 All B•b• Motet. nso ---------ogy. Must have cosmetic ---------Newpo<1 Blvd CM ell 3 REAL ESTATE
llC6nH to work !or LEili SEoanuy pm. Selesl)e(son Need 1 •••
French Co1metie Co. In Newport Cenler Reel Needed· Shampoo Assa•-perlenced peraon In
major dept store. tnlll· E1t1te litigation Firm 1.,,1 '°' buty aaJon Uc commlfeiet & Industrial
lute E•tt po11nt11t for rieed1 aharp, exp'd legal req N B 631.1390 real estare lo< • socces-aggras1IY9 J)traonab... Sec'y Xtnt typing, dicta· sh;I & grOWlng lttm
sallt oriented lndl\lldual phone. and lhonhan<l a N-apaper delivery pit B.st WO<klng conditions
Salary & Commlnlon muel Salary open 3-eam, $42S/mo, plus In Newport Blach
840-8255 Ive meu. 64<>-11962 vonua Alf p41pers tied In 7141846-5051
"-perlenced Rental Car LEGAL SECREl ARY blQ. ""'you do 18 deliver •rcEmOllST ""' • & pickup Call 759-0630 n peraon needed to wrtta NB .. 1xpe<lenoe requlr· 8-6 pm PIT for John Wayne
contrecta 7-11 Rent a ed hosltyptst Tennie Club mull be
Car. 850-1180 780-8820 I hnt hsht11c1 neat, outgoing. some
Experienced Beker ( 10 Limo driver Appllc1Uon1 CNA's & NA nMOed •II k nowfedge or tennis
yra) ttallen and French are now being accepted 1h11t1. Apply Mon lllru helpful but not required
Bttadt Pay Top Qo4l1r for exp. llmoullne drl,,.1 Fri. 9AM to 3PM. N--Apply In pe11on 117 1
Call Balboa Bakery, lor pre1t1g1ou1 NB 11· port Conv Cenlat 1555 J a mboree Rd N B
873-2040 Ask IOf Paul mou1tn1 Hrvlce Mutt Sup er lor Ave N B 11·3
Floor C~vertng S•IH, know Ill e9')ectS 01 bull· 648-778" __ l_E_O_UT--/-SOTl--Y--
_,_. __ 1181 & commercial ,,.,. Send !Hume to Nuren Aide/Companion L. 1 d 1 ~;ience beautllul Amerlct.n ltmoualne, t01 lite H•lo.p'g, Mature, h= bl.II~~ ~men II
al'lowroom, itberal c;om-Scholz Pina Sia 221 • live-In tor •mall elderly We require lronl office
mlHlon Call Mr. Tarry NB, Ca. 92663 11 d Y N ° n ·J m k r 1ppearence and good
Welch, 7141751-2324 L.tve-tn Mild for my 642-3481 telephone per•onallly
FUNNIEST PERSON IN daughter In early 30'1, IFFIOE w/W,1 Adellllonalty you will ~ So Llguna area, mull p-... 11_ 1ee11tary 10 11te1 end TOWN. We're writing 1 be 1bt11 to drive. pool ""' .. _ marketing mgr who r• book & need eome help auall. Send re•"me 10 Id Larson Shipyards NB I d 1 , d Pie II II · • ~ lit bkk t I t qu r11 goo yp.ng en IM ce us you re 1079, P. 0 Box 1680, 4
1 ff,· y~ ng, 4~ c dlctaphone lklil11 as well
funny You don't have to CM 92628 5 a-354 om 10 30 ea or~1n1ia11on11 abllt-be. pro 845-4798 LIVE·IN POSITION I lfFIOE lllf Ilea eat Hiiie back-
a.ntwll omc:. Caring, hon .. t lady to c., .. , minded person I ¥round hetpfut Call
P•nlt• Plaa care IOI' 9S yr Old lady with good typing abillty, 52·7363 aak '°' N1ne1-
U•lal1trettr C.M. 540·4137 •vs bookeeplng upe<. 11e1p. -''--------
Expertancad In piper LIU •1!1"10111 tut Aek for Shelley. F•· ~ec19t1onlsl
work melntenance ol -• ahton latand area OISTA MEU
pen1lon pt1n1. profit Eltpet'd peraon req to 7t0-0202 •-ln'l••H •l(IOf
d I 1111 orocaa1 Noel'•. FOfeclo--•s"'... " lharlng. an ax ng auree & 2nd TO aeMcrM lf1411AE Ill .1111 Naeda I FantutlC ~-Mu e I have working knowledge of 1111 1ewi Salary, l'Mdleal. oppor-No experien.c. n-ry tptlonltll HHvy phone,
•nd lnvHlment prlncl· tunttllt. Nwpt Cenler loo U.S end Ove<Mlll typing, publlc con1ac1
pali. Non·amkr pref'd. Call 720-1047 FH fOI' Directory •Xl>lr~. personal 11e>
EJtoellent illary and~ LOSE WEIGHT white 1-312·88&-3l38 curacy, excellent IP-EJct E-1530 pnr•nc:e 1 mu1tl Full ll4tflta Call M1 Cortez making money Part time Catt Lln<IM)' Scott.
213-595-0351 time/I tl!M 848-7807 PAIT/Tilll fflt l·t 1 o 1 m 1 o I pm ,
0-11 Help LtT Pl .... Ullll Wanted 1dull1 Oytl 22 558-0460. $325 wtcly, !NII proon-who enjoy WOttllng With•---------ting, 11111 or PIT, no •>tP-for 1.11 Rent A Car. youth, Muit be well :\eel Typlat. lull time: 60
•· nte:#MIY For lnlor· Wun & detaH ca,. Only groomed. l*'tonlble, 1 ~. Offlcit 111111,. Nwp(
m11lon H nd I Hlf· ::cfi1~opl• apply. l)OtfllW mot1V11tor. Start Ben Clll 714/85,·1115
addrHHd. 11tmped 11 176 !Mt week. Call i\ell~ant
tnv•lope to Royal Pu· LVN: Buty btck office, 2·5pfY\, 048-7021 (utt lor Food Sarv~ workef • ~~:~•ston!~.~~~~!~~ c:~i!~tkMr~u~,/~'!':,; 1p·-~-:--;-_°"-T-1~-E-1_o_r _g_e_n_•-r•-I :~:'=''~M~~~io:
02180 834·1188 work. St~I pr9'erred !Of OOlllgt •IV<*ll. MUii
......... / MACHINISTi. •1(1* for Call BTWN 4 ·&PM ::~o~:"Atre:~
lllMtmtt Pltl llmt lithe Incl 9'1d· 846-4l&9 PM Mon •,.rl Lori'• j OIP0'1 wortc Mutt h•ve i---,-.. -,-Tim----Kltc:hWI 3077 8o H.lfbor
Naw 111011 n N•wport OWfl tool•. L.toun• Hlfl1. l!llvd S .A. (Herbor 11 8Mch reQl.llrtla hlQh I•· 493-t320 nD/Wlftlm
•hlon hair 11yll•t end Make Hire II helping ,_c_.,_r1_aoe..;;_1'-. -----
menlcurltt With olltnt.... Maida 01 O..ange County youllt cirri.rt promote
Wt wt• pey the l\IDtlMI It IQOCIPtlng -'lclttton• lhtlr own utebll•h•CI comm. and provtcfa au tor Pfof houM o!NMf• rout• Matute, outgo-"'*"' IMne ArM. II l\r Hou-1110. a11r"'lve j>lttnlll PUAD ... Mllll uwlvu welcome. type'*'°"• OltMt oa11 ...... Ml-7411 9't.l.2J2 IV metM0t 2·&PM. M·F. M .. 7021.
PIANO PLAYi" IOf Pfl•
vat• club ,
11 ~A .... ·2flM. Mon-Fri,
N I All& for Al 71a-7toi
flla1111, (lnltrlo1) ""41• r•tl•t>I• me111tel\t1H:e ''!!!!!!!!~~-~~-!!-~~~!l perton PfT, '°""' '*"' I· ...,, 111.aJ?t
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C ATERING service
needs food preparation workers $4 per hr Full
time 5AM-1 30 P M
I 011 s Kitchen 3077
Harbor Slvd S A
979-0747
SALES -Appllcatoori1 be·
1n9 accepted lor prof
aalesperson wllDlhty to
ciose Effort rttmb\JrMd
by Income. Equip or auto
leaelng pref but not ea-
sen 1111. Mull be selt-
tllrllf and prompt Im-
med opening All expen-
aea pd Please contact
Nancy 850-0404 ----Sales 01st11butors tor re-
m 1r k able health care
produclS $500-$2000
mo PIT-FI T (ne111o)
642-3575
IMMEDIATE OPEIHIGS
Nt't.'<i telephone sales represent.a\Jves to
st.art tonaghl in Costa Mesa office
• P.11 t ume
• M ~t be at least 16
•Nu t•X penen<'t· necessary
·Pll·asant personality
•R(•hable
•Good t'arnmg potential
642-6678, bt. 312, aft. &:30
58-, .. --------Sal11,1r1e•/btffl.••• llOlnlllY
Earn S200 $600 per Mature. hardworking tor N-port Beech tn·
week part time Up to perton 10 manege re· surance agency Exe••·
S1000 bonvs lor closer & putabte 11nt1que shop F1 lenl benefits & working
close Will beat any deaf t • me 5 d a y we e k condlttooa Salary com-
Sllrt Lodey m1k1ng big (1nclud1ng Sun) Must men1urate wrth e•perl·
SSS Call 5!>4-7082 hive good knowtedge Of • n c . 8 5 5. 4 6 II 9
SALES ----en11quas 642-794!. 533.3112
FULL IAY-~ HY llClndlEI S."111 St1tlt1
Good p eyl We need Ma rketing /Sales/ Attea4aat/Tirt lalts
phone caJter1 to sett pe-Per1onnet Dept have Full time. exper. mtture -
rlodte1ls & route manag-openings In Newport w/llre sale 1b1t11y
ers to deliver gu1r1ntee Beien F1n1ncl1I St'rv $275/wk + tire comm
111p1 In 0 C ""' The Good typing, ltl<>rthand NB II you can't sell Ur.a
money IS he<ell Hunting 1klll1. e•per req d Call • do not apply 644·1151
ton Beaoh. 714·553-0940 >erlllCe Station WOfk PIT
114/114-1412 llClnAIY eve's S150+ per wit
Alk lor Natalie Co111 Meee CPA Firm Ca.II 845--6760 2pm-5pm
)ALES Type 80 wpm 10 key !I I W 1-.1 SlOG
llYS I lllLS adding mach1n1 Noni I f H -
Pubhshtng llrm Med• 10 smoker· Some over1tme IUY101S .lmUIS
good people 10 drop ott req. Min. 3 yeera expert-tf ltw--' .....
0 C 1nce Salary 1975 Cllt ,..... • ouarantM 11tp1 In Rennah. 754• t040 lor 11 looking IOI' 1n •nll'lu·
area $50-$100 pr day & 1 111111c j9welry "'-"*·
gas Good appearance & 1991 ng ton Sain elq)ef nelpfut cer 1 mu.t Hunt Bch 1----Sl-Cl_n_Al_Y___ but would ~ wllllng to
114-1412 ,,. Fut growing exciting trlfn the right person
Aak lor Connie t>uaJ!'leSs needs outgolng
1
Please contact. Mr. Mc-
-friendly MCfellry Prefer Dermott 844-1380 SAUi, PAIT TIME exper. but w111 1ra1n tn --1---l!l_IW. __ _
Supplement your income payroll end quar1etlies _._.. by doing Interesting 631~900 Happy Positive Atmo1·
telephone .. ,., worlo. on 1---------pnere u you help pro-~llllf or N1t1on11 Com-SIOllnllY·LEUL mote our publication
p1ntes. Many ar.1111 10 NB ArH 1 person office. Mfvlc8 tn OC arM. Full
chooM from $4 per hr. Exper, excel! aktlls recfd or P/T Salary Of com-
gu.,1nteed, ptu1 1ucr1-873-9201 mtaalon 8orloMt Hunt.
live bonus program Bell Call Krl1tl• II S•tes exper prel'C. but llOlnAIYIP-ThM 964-7492
wllf train Iha right per-ror small Hrvlce fi rm . ton. For Interview Cati lire typing, lltlng and SWITCHBOARD oper1t0f 11 luxury l.Atguna 8eac:h Robin or Linda 11 accOYntlno $3.75 hr to hotel 4 days 1 week, 141-1111 train 714(646-9780 flexlblcl houfl. Ca.It Don·
w.n NSITlll SECIOAllY na. 497-«77.
Eaclullve women's 1tore Atrp<>rt area r .. I "late
11 now Interviewing lor finance llrm de1lres
lull or pert ttme 1a1os aocurate typlet wlex.cel.
position lndMdu111 ap-grammatical llcllla, pro-
plylng mull have exten-fe11ton1t appearance
slve Hlllng and mer· end lemlltar11y with WO<d
ch1ndlllng background proce11ln,i C•ll Dana
Exe.I Hlll'y •nd beneo-714/478-1800
1111 Call Mon thru Sal
from 9am 10 noon
&4o-o990 or 640-0991
WANT ACTION?
Ciull1ed Adi 842·5678
Newapaper
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WhaleY8f 11\tt Fad
Roll 'am on the mar1t1t
Wltl'I I aa.ailled Ad
Call Now1 &42-54178
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Immediate opening• In
teleplloM UIM, Mfflng
wbtcrtpllOn• to the Dally
Pilot E~ t1oura ane1
Saturday mornlnga
Comml11lon with gua·
rant•• anCI bonuaet.
Contact 84~·5018 all
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68 Mlllglll
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cone 6pc dlnin~ HI 150 t Ch111er Mambe11h:::X, I H' l•trtflsller 1y11em ~Im cond l200 64 260 GTE 1 OH ,int 34 Turkish cOln
36 'R" ol
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37 Conveyance
38 -du Olable
39 Apexes
2 Expectation
3 Sw111 peaka
4 Movie rot•
5~pe
& Bible lion
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26 Young
women
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28 Wt!apon
29 Send money
31 Lo1ther
49 Cut coin
edges
51 More•
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53 Elevate
662-643(1 II\'" athy o~~~~~ ~~::N~t1111 Jetterlee ~5 F/W/C Cru 75• 887fj lony cond new paint. Int & I w.wa . '
2 IOVUllll, $260 ae . tader 270 Onan 6'~ KW 80 Yomono <100 Spet'. l 0 r11bulll ong Mull Hel ~
Redwood 10' cue tom Lawnmower 20 Jacob· gtn, rad11. 1u10 pilot "" '""'great X1n1 cond S 17 500 060 875 1022
bll. HOO Wood dHk aon ..,, prop.tied '125 Pola111 VHF/AOf 'J ,., $985/olr SS6·05:J6 73 Ftal 1211 ~ood condl· 2 33 s 4 6 c • 11 a I I • 552-1044 alt 8 pm lhOI 1 recorder ( 1000 II) 8 I s t t ltOll $900 6 1 "6L" . · c " I t H1u ey por 1 111 c "" •97..fS101 etalan Aug, about 8x12 1 fl11her. Loren • <> Mint cond 1100 act ml Truck lor 111111 11111tto1 ... ~1
42 Twnch
43 Bargain
9 Most shabby
10 Cogitate 32 Banish
55 Skm tints
56 Sword
Dlnlng Room HI llbla. e $1500/olr <199-<1283 Aak scoop bait lank 370 gal ut11ts ,3500 or w•ll do smoll 101.1' Hoa•• 9129 llG 9149
eheira & hutcn $600 lor Tall fuel New canvesj Awl· 645·•060 Robt1rt 6•5· 1741 IG•"Y1 71 ACCORD air 5 epO.
Good con<I 640·930
4
wanted Jan & popular ~~:~o~c':.c:~~'0c~~dt~~~-78 Honda l50K MOtOrt.y V@ry t.leJn 6<1 GM<.; ptlk c. a a a• t t e S 2 9 5 0 ~.~~:n 2,~·t':?O<"\::-45 Freshwater
worm
46 Poplar
48 Beach
11 Vehicle part
12 Bea11ng
13 Photocopy
18 Goofs
33 SteVed lood
36 TV Pt<:lure
40 Non-lavo111e
41 Plane!
57 Hotv man
58 llls Fr
60 Punish
H""iDE A BED COUCH vocal LP'a lrom $<1 2,500 PIP cle 10000 n11 0""" up •,1 tots ol e•t11•9 751-H72 lent c.ondltlon Auna Brown/rust pllld $98 1950· 1960 top dollar 71<1/6<12·8446 5h8pe. S 1400 S3b 8221 S t;,m~ 54B·014J 80 HOOd& Wagoo 5 spa great $3300
840-2142 paid 5<16-7708 anytime C -.------... -77 Tovot~ SAS Aini cond 1mmac 65 000 mlln. 648·33~ ----12 8 · Inflatable allegart 1• , u 50 Seesawed
52 Row
22 UnMldom
24 Skin 44 Kind 01 pass
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61 ltahan city
62 Pung or luge
65 Opera house
W1g1 Iron lable & 5 chrs
$100. Anllque drUH•
$50, Anlq trunk• $50 ea 850-055 I all 6pm
Moving must 11111 lmmadl S .. 1>41r Arlooe •Bled 101 1tll M•Slf CR250 Shull AMIFM ca~s snrl dtu/lm $3800 673 500 I
Portable Spo patd 25HP wood llr used EXCELLENT CONO SJ<l~Ololr 496·1>1~2 'll CIVIC. SliO
$4500, will s&CrtllC& 3AS SSOO 631·6087 S500tOBO 557 2729 09 ~uriJ St.;~e btld 1..i 1.yl 631 1993
f 12 1 S 1500 complete w l --
redwood sidings Antt-Boston Whaler. 13 40hp 4 spcJ new pa1111 ru11~1 --
SPRl•C OLU•1•1 qua well unit, bulll In wet Mere, wllr8illlt asking IMotor a.... 1020 w t! 11 s 2 0 0 0 I b 5 I I 82 CIVIC Hu1cnback wltan
can be REWARDING bar w/relrlge. paid $2500 5St 55!>2 _ ----'"' s45~~0.093,
smce 111ere 1a 8 place 10 $7000. sacrillce s1eoo _675·8229 Cc~~~~: ~~~r1 ~~g~·~ 76 Ch&vv Luv w1shell
9127 sell 1eltove1 household I 7· Eleclrtc Side Bock 59 l6' Fiberglass Aun11 MOTOR HOMf Will IJdV i.lereo. many xlras. good haaa
lurntshlnga end IT'S Mo1or Boat, seats 9, bout wl lrlr. no m oto r cash 497 :t280 c;ond $2650 545-89291::.==-----..._..-HiE ENCORE, a new $1700 Call 494-5159 s 4 7 5 e 3 8 3 4 6 5 alter 5pm
cons1gnmen1 store al Muicil 846-7719 •~Oe~9~t1i'!1E e 1 rorc!Floo s cyl 22K, 389 E 17th S1. Costa 6224 --S-k 1973 n am/Im ster cass. 3 spd Op Mon lhru l •• trll ••• t. 24 klp1ec ope "rom $195/wk All c,1ze1. ~=~a.10a~1
10 6pm 1-.:::.:.:.::.:.:;.;.;;;.;,;;, _____ mOdel 226 OMC $9000 ' 2156 Newport Bl wtod. ovr&l 1""s w/
Ova11on Clesslcat Guitar 673-02<10 650.1500 t moos mo1 e $62 50. 63 t-0281 w/herd shell case. hU 1 494-2069 ev
htl•H 01• Dresser bullt In pick -up w l S.il 7014 Trailtrs, Travel 8024
1
72 ~ Aanchero GT
.. 11 volume, Base & Treble s kt d SOUTH Beveled mirror, e•ce ent control 1tlnt shape Best MAflllE FUEL IOCI Tou1us 78. 19/ ', ~C1AC... µ11.i<up w / toe dn
condition. $300 or besl Oller Call Bonnie FOR SALE &•It cond alp11 6 $4450 shell, $1600 536·8;?21 COUlln
offer 536-7082 5_.0•4788 642-46<1<1. M·f , 9 S 968 2742 82 Teryot& Long Bed 5
OrlHlll Tai.le RENT BAND INS TAU· Partnership In Ericson 35 80 Scam~1 35 unu~uat speed ssoo cash 86 ISUZU
TEAK. 4 X <I with glass MENTS perlecl cond. racing & tilb•n style Cedor LocJgo sumo loan 760·8569 Formerly Jtm Molino
top Kenmore washer. 5 Sax, Trom. Clar. Flute crutSlng. sllp tn Newport modl•I Aini $89 75 Vaaa 9040 Isuzu
yrs old Also moving Call Bob 675·3611 $6000 Call Leslle eves 64:? 079!> 546 88:>3 "WE Will •OT b01tes 675-7787 1-==-=-=~----::--I 979-7843 66 Ford Econo . .-Int cono
Oflice Faraitue A Ar1sto 16 '11 lerrcui. eng noods rebuild Sun-IE ••IHSILI" "=i t 1221 Sanlana 20 •Int day aa11er sale lully con1.i1ned rool mags s400 l1tm Volume Sale5. Service S I ~ paea w/very acttve 1ac1ng 673 7796 l!ves 751-8876 Tony and Leallng 1~G~l~l:.:1:.i1Ll:...::.:•::.:.:e:.:I~--Adler Typewriter sell cor-fleet 2 mains. Jib. &
65
Chevy Va-;,--$
700
18711 Beach Blvd
C.r •• I •• I •• r reel ing llke nu lake genoo. trlr $6995 A t t' ,.
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S350 5..j5.s392 975.1165 dys. 640-4490 o omo av.. ~ 2000
Surfboards. snow lkta. Xerox 2600. xlnt cond. evesl wlmds IMPORTANT NOllCE Aat1';;;:-(114)142•
w1ter tkll, all kinda ol Xerox malnt contract Spencer <14' all cab Osl. TO READERS ANO Clinics 9045 Ja1au 9129 CIOlheS. IOyl. bile.Ill. .... 1 1000 Bridge Auoc. cutter. glass hull teak AOVERl !SERS -
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reo equip, gun1, china 788-3650. deck, top cru1!llng gear Tne p11ce ol 1111ms ad· Soo4 Mo•ts •••4t4 XK 1<10 commte1e parlS,
Sat-Sun 9.5 52• Sea· ililiiiiiiiiiiiiiij S99Mlolrs pp 675-4895 ver11sed by vehtcle deal· seals cherry wood duh. --~===:::::~=~~=~~=~=~~~~======~ ward Ad, COM 6<1_<1·_8_29_: era in 1ne venicle claM•· t9<16 Foro Woody W a etc S 1000 556-<1982 or lmlTDllY Spinnaker Sall~ 27 lied advert1s1ng columns gon S l3.ooo 833·9773
ltlp Waatt4 SlOOIBtlp W1att4 5100 Atpliucn 1011 Ctstl lltH Sloop, running rlgg~ncf does not include any eP· t929 Ford Mo<lel A Town 61 Classic Ma1k 111-3<10. ~;-:;;;;;;;;;~~~;;.~;;;;;;;:;;;:;-Garage sale. 4 lamlly CLUIAICE Included Value 51 phcoble tue~ license, Se oan s 10.000 English Import, 4 door, I S G-E refrlg, good cond, Tnura 411<1, Fri <1115 9.5 ISM Correcting Setectrlc Asking S900 493-9436 transfer lees. llnonce 675.6161 red , •ed lel!her int & SPEND Y UR DAY s 100 Constelletton. 879 Arbor CM 11'1. dual pitch, wide car· Tanen 30, '80, outsland· charges lees for 011 pol· ta.ik wood $8500/0BO AT THE BEACH Hoover tank vac. S26. rlege. $695 Incl lull 90 Ing wt prlme Npl moor· lullon control <levic;i 993·l888
242 F!Owef St. CM (re811. Floor pillows. 2 1981 rec-dey MfVlce warranty LI· Ing. $.45,000. 962·236<1 certi11ca11or1s 01 dealer '50 FORD 2 Dfl
llnera. mirror, box spring mlled stock on hand llocumenlary prepa10 vs. 3 spd, runs & looks Jea1ea 9131 TEL-A-Cl RC
HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR PART· TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT
OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER
•Evenings end Saturday
mornings
·Commission/Guarantee
·Must be ambitious,
pleasant and reliable
& mall. pa1nllng1. B&W RIPPEL'S OFFICE SUP· 14'1J' SklpJack "w1tra1ler 11on char gos unteu good, all orig $2000 '74 Jensen Healey ne..., HOT OFFER! TV. TV table, bolsters. PLY CO. El Adobe Pla.ia. ~lnb~l'.lni·i~s~ v~t~ ~d otherwise sp1tc1hed by obo 842·0100, 969· 1221 car cond. $7000
COl.D CASH!! I = ~~.7~;";e~!'. ~SJ~C~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!I!~ 213.397.9572 the adver111&1 731·9260 I
TO EDISON Sal/Sun 10.5 2217 "!! 60 SANTANA 25 • 7., tiP A11to Services/ Aato1, laportecl M cl
9141 Cl "'T(>""[RS Anaheim 642-8392 IB M Electronic type-p t 9015 9107 ···.:•.::1::.:•=-----...;.;;~ " "' • writer Good eondlhon Honda B11s1o1 S 1 t SOO ar I Aaii -
Gel S25 for your operable Sat/Sun Aprll 16 & I 7, S9SO or wltvpmg desk & Home 71<1·536 1952 SAVE UP TO 50•'•' Prol ::7:.:C~F-O_X_l_la_w_l_e_ss...;.o.;;..r~tg
second refrigerator It's 9·<1 378 Either St C M rtbbon1 & erase 1apes. 547-7623 wk paint & auto body H B cond inside & out never
c'O!lltng you up lo $144 or 8' coucn SlSO 2 Roll· $1000 obO, 493.5<145 ••IOT s•OO 6111 842·0100 969 12<'1 d ented or repa1nled more " year m .. 1ectric away beds S3S each 2 -•
baits Donate your 1Wlnbedl11mesStO.all Piian&Oriiaa6221 5<16-0<16_9__ 2Craoar 1Sat2r1ms aulo w1a11 1unsfantas
"per .. II n I( St' c 0 n d k inds o f nouuhold WURLITZER ORGAN Speff/Ski 7016 Fe>:~t:~r7~ ~~~~pr ~ .. ~95~~t!i· ~1gJis~88 s n.-fngeratm u. orw of the •tems Frullwood, beau11lu ----d b I
L 11 ft St ft 9 20 80 Aud• 5000S Antnracue chan11e~ tts1(.· e ow. Baatia1tea IHC• con<I $550 651 -180<1 arcra A11tos Waate4 0 ·
and bt' sure 1«1 menllon -Sk• Boal Hull ano 1111 g11y wtglass asl•o roof
68 MO Midget. nu paint.
toP 11ana ate Xlnl mech
cond Mull tell now•
$2000/090 497-6002
Paattr1 9153
72 Pantera EX IMSA OTO
race Cir, 11ree1 legal.
llc'd e1c S 13.900
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POlllCllE/ AUDI
13631 Harbot Blvd
Oaroen Grove
late1-len-1..tlsla1
114-111-2133
65 Cleu1c. whl, 11ln1
cond $8500/t>eal ofr
857-1933. 551-5098
78 81 I SC. anrf. pe11
cond nu paJnl. rubber
trim. spt Nall. mlrrOft,
air. cruise, etc 39.000
ma $18,800 631-<1721
6<12..fS 177 Of 646-1030
77 '~ 92<1. black. xlnl
cond , low mileage Mull
Mel $78001060 Ask for
T i na w 966 ·3099.
83 1·3849 alt 6
72 914 Por Mag whlll Xlnl cond $<1350,
49<1·5729 eveslwknds.
·1a Porsche 911SC. aunr1,
01k grn/cotk, xlnt cond s 10,500 557..0642 dys
832-0729 evee
leaaalt 9159
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9.9%
Financing
On New Renaults
N•-•OO t -... f I • Experience helpful.
but wllllng to train
·This Is not temporary
642-5678, ext. 312
between 5:30PM-9PM ,_
this spe.:uil orrer when CONSOLE PIANO. Pe<fllC1 only Sacrtflce lor sum AC PW etc Lo mo Must
Y 0 u m 8 k e t h e I I WI I I / I AR A I I cond French Prov Pe-met 1700 OBO WE BUY sell by 4.15 o• assume arrangements Get a can Kohler/Campbell 760-8649 lse Call Mike 850-1649 SALi $2200/olr 642-8311 ' 01 964-3657 ft'(.t'lpl. and Southern 19' Sleetlcralt Jet SktbOBI D c1•s1 ---Cahfornaa Edmm will Furniture, applet, hlhld THOMAS PARAMOUNT Chev eng wet sleeks USE n IMW
P 8 y y 0 u s 2 5 your 11em1. btke carrier All organ. horseshoe key-xlnt 15300 553.9533 (P11d For Or Nol) 0 0 n 8 11 0 n 1 s 11 x good quallly • reason· bo1rd, tuned . plays 675.1277 Any Year. Any Model' ~.I"' J"W:\ll•R
ded .. ~llble Frtt pickup abla pr1cHI Sat1Sun beaut $500 575.5539 r---. .. ~ .. W!!l'!!llli ~YIL ~ 12·5 20792 Co41ma Pa-• • •-· 7011
9112
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9161
by the rharity Thll c1llc Sanda tract. nr 1,.rtia1 Ge.is 6230 anat ..,.ap. a Selff.Servlce-Leas1ng
speoal offer expires May Beech & Atl811111 --Hobie 16, almoat new. w~EST 31, 1983 For deta1t1. BACKSWINO $265. Sel· wtilte main & Jib $27!> w
phone dom uaed Only 5 lelt. Hobie 1<1' sell. while llYEITORY
Orang .. County lm•t 5•6--0729 new. S225. 675-<1506 • ·75 5301. <1 spd . air
5105 Cllvary Multl Family Fri/Sal 11·3 TV /ll•ie/Sttrff 6232 Hobie 14 with Jib & Traller cond. {715ZWK)
Lutheran Church 14261/81 Mendocino --5 .. RC A $t100 11· Sears lnllat· WE PAY * '76 2002: 4 spd. 1111 (714) 972-46117 The Colony O/W, Im, BEAUTIFUL 2 able $70. 4HP Outboard cond. (125RKKI or (213) 402-0702 bikes. clolhas. toys. Color TV 2 yr wrnly. 3 31 E TOP DOLLAR * 78 633cst. auto . S 148 Free delivery. S100 67 -1<1 ves ctu.1dren'1 Hoaplt.al of more loaded (530062)
Orange C.ounty Open Sun. 19' galvanized boet trall· FOR USED OARS * ·79 3201 4 spd . su11 1714) 972•1242 011114'1 Werl4 TV John's 648-1786 er, nu ule. suspenalon & I OI root (S<17WRD)
• or I (800) 841-7439 o•H•re•'• c .. ,., AKAi 2300 Reel 10 Reel "'" $500 494-6671 or AW llU • * ·79 7331. 4 spd load·
Deseret lnd\.IStnes 2nd ANNUAL 7" au10 reverse in e•cel· _7..;68-~3_7_0_4____ PONTIAC /HUH ed (97 lUXBl
(714) :>45-8271 RUMMAOE SALE lent cond 3 mos guar SJiae & Decks 7022 2480 Herbor Blvd * eo 5281. auto low
Furniture. tova. elolhlng $325 firm <19<1-3569 ~ COSTA MESA miles (S72ZYLI
DI.sabled AITIS'ncan homseno4d llema APRIL ~~-------,., Boat Sltps avaJlaote New Ut-4100 Ut-1.Sl '* '80 3201, auto sun Veterans Chin1..1es 16 II AM to 2 PM Stereo Stolen • Mull sell pon Beach 25' .35 ·<10 root (1AHU8351
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... ; ... ___ Wert of Orange U1U(71•n>tl,.7.oe1~ C• ... •r If l11Yenlh spkrs Brand new still In Call 6<12-<16<1<1 WE IUJ * 8 I 7331 S spa load _. , .,, ,, ,,, "' box S2!>0 CHEAP ltd (t00P949)
e •••• Salvation Army LI le .. Bryan 642·9870 Balbo1 Coves dock pwr CLUI COS '* 9 1 320.. 5 spd sun 20 AIHlffen ---------1 (714) M7·0831 IHI IC C ..:.:...on~a:....o:....le:.....::.1t:....•_r•-o-11-m-/...,.fm-boat to 35· $200 mo Mr AID TlllCIS rool ( 1EBC299) ,..,1, Aaiaala St Vrncent de Paul Movtng • must Miii Kii & 1 adlo. tepe deck & re· Long. 850-1190 • 82 s2a.. auto load· °'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t7!!1!!4)ilJ!633-i!!!"!'~ dln, hlhld lurn, moped, cord player. cu1 rec· Balboa sllp lor 45 x 1<1 ed (1EJA4H) Ftr...., D!p 9510 ! misc 293 Uptind order. like nu $250 beam W1r & elec 207 * 83 3201. auto sun lfterfftlq Pre.. :;:;a:._________ (Glennyre) •87-5395 646-7512 Edgewater $450 rool (IF'FN89•)
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"THE POSITIVE ANSWER"
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CUSH CllPE
1980 Mazdo 626 2 door
coupe C1yatol 1flver.
blue labrtc lnlerl0< One
owner. regularly aervtc·
ed, only 33000 mis AIC,
om-rm stereo cassette.
recllnlng bucket seats.
aluminum wheel• Auna
g1e11t -ta great Recently
detailed $5800 obO Call
Answer Ad <1<14 ,
642 .. 300, 24 hours
79 RX7 Mazda. •Int cond,
new ltres. stereo c&uel·
le, ate. low mllea
$62001080 5<13-5839
78 Mazda GLC Spon Ssp
sunrl. air 1m/lm sler
ea.u, new brkSllhOCkl
SiM! Sal 14261 Mendo-
ctn o. Irv $2995.
552-4599
'H IEITlEf·lln, s 17.000 533·4242
Bentley · Aollt · 53 A·
Type, •lnl cond new
pe1n1. S 12 ,500 OBO ~:~ 10_22 ____ 91-6,...,.S
'1• Saab 99. rebll eng,
sunr l . 1us1 tuned
$2000/beSI o fr
642·7208. 642-9021
,,,,,. 9169
78 Calica L1f1beelc.
Oorgeou1 sparkling
blKk body. all orig 5
spd, sunrool e11 stereo.
flawless int Run• great
$31150 970-05<18
70 Corona Mark II. MW
lrana. good cond $1200
645-0seo
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axper nece11. w/lreln Lh11a Apao w/aame 840-3634 dulgner cloths 839 p ... 1 7012 Call 548-1608 O•m VOLUME SALES lhru our purchase 11nd '73 Spitfire, t500, 1uns
Cell aft 1PM. 868--0151 only No ree. eve'• Baytlde Or . IBOAT SLIPS up 10 4o tt t8211 BEACH BLVD SERVICE & LEASING IHH plins grt. lk• nice, nw top
551--0361 Frff le TH 8022 J ... l Jt•14 Cl1111c 111 Lapstrake .. liable Hunllngton HUNTINGTON BEACH 3870 N Cherry Ave 'II ILllOIS St300 Call 060·1482
H Century bay boat. <I cyl, "111 141 1011 141 UI 1 LONG BEACH • The Dally Piiot hat Im· --Found gentle F Doble, can ONOS 3 S kt C k Orey $3500 875-6161 Harbour Devenport Ma· • '--·--(No Cherry e~tt-405) t•NllTS Veltsw11ta 9173 mediate opening• for II L •• not keep. MUii find good DIAM oc • rlna Jim 846-0176 H1gl\est cuh 1mmed for ltO 1301 Quall Streel -
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'._...., OrMI ~·""""" po-1010 1tonee $3500 value, will g11 rebll 82 a y , 8285 r11de-ln1 WCllcome ~ ,.,,. -·m"' •-tf1an f • "025 t I t d xtri's )(Int cond $49, 40' slip In e11change lor foreign 551-1••-t•OO tenllal. GuaranlM draw ,.. ara&Jart • accept bel or. or 11 e ----ed •• • c~ 1 on uaed car of aame va· SOO. pp 873.6<174 ·, caah. 752·5968 4 W"'Hl Driftl _30 Conveniently Local ~A~ agelnat commlllllon. ""'. Large new con11gnmen I Ill FIUITlfll 646-2330 • ~ & Compellllvety Priced 'H •II JIOSI O,E
cellent opportunity lor •llo9 acc41Ptlng new M-8fi7 8133 lue. Call Linda 548·1365 1••11 llW 1111 s· Sliver. blue ieelher. 10 ml peraon with cereer lect anllquu, collect· Herb • Mu11 1811 Oold Rolu 8'4" Redcrut Avon & Tr1a1torl1tioa -• eng Asking s10.eoo
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1S-tt8J POP TOP. cuttom Int• •lrrert, •ll111r41, Ill "W 1 S fl.litt •Iii\ 11 \ Int • wire wheel a, quick COUln eo.te Mela. Ce t2t20 •='1=-n ••ii ........ 111-"21 Ll"I ... LHll 42 tt luxury motor yacht In rlor. mech. excellent 111_.111 rear wl .. ews, "'-'U sale 714~7~8200
EOE 11~ -• -Long Beach Fully m1lnt· S n r I . S 2 5 0 0 • "'":.,;., :~ ~ •... ~ ... "' , YILISW&IEI ~~~~~~~~~I HARBOR AREA Rust Floral Sola, 8', 30 Halk.Im Bal10on1 del alned $5001<, I or 'Ii 71<11876-9305 rear stt' ••••tr •1---------,~-:---==-•az '11 llL Fomw;,i Jlm MatlnoVW r~ T-..... Or .. -needed .. PPL""NCE SERVICE pillow·l>ack. 1250 anytime Fun 101 Sec'y partnerM\lp Flaalble C • I e It • t r t 1 78 BMW 2002. 11u10, 69K Clean $5500 675-3099 u -
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In S.W offtce. M141 Ill.,,. 2 olean, WOftcl good 75 1toot1, 140 ea 60" W light & Wllll unll w/CUfll • S eon d , n • w P 111') I Becker 1m/lm 1tereo '72 Supet 8"1.. NMd1 rr• •• ,., lranacrlblllQ MM4M wood mini bllnd•. 2 pr. e Valued •t 12000. Mlllr)Q llRllE EIHlllT . $3.000/otf•• 840-5280, l~. alloy wMtl•. tun-IOfM body wottl. ·St-.o
and •good k~ Of w----1-..-moe old, S176 alt Red· tor S&OO firm. 681-8237 720-0858 roof, CNIM control. $10, SICrlftca 1 1900. Call ......., •-. F.. ---,~ woo .. chelr w /cuahlon. •••-llW 1111 • • o• 14 tt tt 8 * ,j. .... , --_ .. ,. •"5 _......,, Good cond " NEW •• .. TTnESS SETS -'T" 2002. 4 tpd. tunrf 760 Ctll v4v· .. I 548-8215 a • ..,.,,.. t hlon l111nd. all t ·6 •• -· l30. onomon. 110, 1Xtr1 ..,,.. " 1--•••• .....
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'78 CONVERTIBLE 1tll lllOl llUJ. '80 Cid Seville, 2-tone. 1t'JI Hl"I.,,,.. 'f• aaM••t Ht '83 Ford F11oon. Great '78 Cont. Mk V. yellow, 'll futlAll •YOO '80 \/W Sclrocco. low ·7 I Super Beetle, auper c Ed Pl o-blk/elvr er Ill etereo • _., & -tr 1n1 port 1 t Ion . anrt, etc. Sg Deon-*· 49$-~2 ml!Mge. $5600/0BO. cond $2600/0BO. hampagne · um 0 T .. N INIT rtr.• can. Lihr, i'oadi.d. •11. lllU W&IH tmmed. poM. 111.860. a 1 O Of OB O J e If 42,000 ml, 18)00/bat 536--0978 wtwht top & Int, orig ti Inc p 11.., • 18, , ·ee Bug, 80K orig. mt, 1 ,_________ 840·8837 owner, $5300 865-8984 1 P :n~ d w; ond • 200. 979-7081 wkdy• 0Pllon• Include AM/FM e 8-98e2 848-0118 _8_7_6-_1_21_1 ____ -,-
owner alnc. n-. Cellf '73 \/W Bua; Beautiful, day•: 770-8530 evea. ~~IF~",,!':;~~ .. uii 9-5. · (~.,~ape) & alr cond. '79 C1m1ro. Z28. T-ber '74 Pinto wgn. 11250 ·73 Mark IV, need• work,
car, runt auperb, mint '80 DleMt D1ther, 4 apd, n-eng & p1ln1. tlrea .• 79 Conv VW Xlnt cond wheel. crulM control & '78 Coupe de \/Ille, $1000. 1 · root, ate, •'I etec, xlnt Look• good, run• great. 11100. 845-1295
cond. brand new tlr.. air, atereo. mint cond. S2850tOBO. 638-7073. 18500. Cell evening•. 04lttom whella. (239688). Good tlrH. HLY 11111 running cond A good 72.000 ml, 4 apd, am/Im • t•is
: S 1 7 7 6 ob o . Ch r 11 $3350. 631-3016 .70 \/W B . good cond. 542•4603 llU IWI 656-4982 or 833·9773 buy 15000. 842-8318 caaa, nu tire•. ~ 1-2327 =•-.rc;.;•:;;.;!7-------~·~
_9_7_0..0_5_4_8 _____ '75 BUG Cal. look. N-S2200 ,3 \/W Bug, '71 \/W Bu nu alnt '112 Eldo, dllHI, lo ml, '81 El Cemlno, 11.000 ml. '77 Pinto. 2 dr. lo ml. •Intl '78 MONARCH COUPE
paint, clean/aharp, runs good cond $240 1 ~i ~1 1 'w.lt,I t • veryclHn brown1tone& llkenew,loaded.Aeklng cond . $2000. Homel Xlntcond.12900/obo SELL Idle Item• with • gr e • t. $ 3 2 5 O Io tr . 842·9482 wea dern w d•. ,ral 7 ~o'· ~ ten cloth' loaded No $7400 PP. 642-7728 551-2233· wrk 840-577 t Daye 5-45-0477 (Shaw) Ollly Piiot Ctaa.lfled Ad. 5~·9538 goo con · " · • ' · ' eve• 842-2002
--'----------------'83 Ragtop, reblt eng, n-882-5458 :•".:agel~~~n\nn°J'; '80 Monza, 4 apd, xlnt ·74 T-blrd, exit cond, 58K ,74 C 4 1 4 d
A1t1 Lt1aia1 9010 Aalo L111i111 9010 Int/top. looks & runs •69 vw Bug, 1,000 ml on 8~{490 3 wkwd•Y• cond very clean mt $2500. aplll, cy • •P ;::===============::; nice. $1875 641-4737 recond eng. body xlnt. 2 3 H . 645•7106 · •85 Mallbu 2.dr e-cyl. re-122001080. 8'45-0518 857-2879 ~~0 ;Mc~t~r;>, ~~~·
WHY BUY A CAR FOR $10,000 '66 Sq Bk, rblt wtrecpta. new paint $1500. Call '80 Riviera. wlrHI ttereol '79 Eldo, 37,000 act ml, cond. lntout, xlnl cond. Do410 1317 '74 Muatang 2, wht. nu! 835-2801, da, 845-3171. I __."YOU c•N u•vE IT FOR $45007 nutnt,sn/rl,12\/ $2150 Ron557-3676eves. Mu_•• aee $1800 Irene, need• eng, fair evea. n.-.:. " "" e ra, ate A beauty. enrl, stereo, era. ate 5~8500
I LEASE To OWN I 646"7842 VolH 9115 $8350/b•t 553-9633 $9975/btt 553-9633.1---------'ll GILT 12400 ~~~.d0e!~~,~~1~1°0 -.7-1_M_o_n_ter-f1Y-, d-k-gr-n-. w-h-t
e ·~~n~~~~~sB~~!':,·1 ~~~ '70 142, 4 sbodpd. air, 1>41r1'e:?' ·aa~r .s~~~~e~P. r!t~P~. ~ry~'.-761~'ic· 1a'ld77Sedan De\/llle, Sllv~;1 w~~l~~~~i:ad~~~ Low mll;o~~e Good '72 Pinto 4-apd. 2000cc. ~r~k!~P& i1r:·l~r1::~!:
Paint, $3100/0BO . dk green y. no nc .. a T-top, mint cond, 40,uuu lo I I I o d I I I $ 0001 b 77 •012 11---.-N-Q_D_Q_W_N __ P_A_Y_M_E_N_T __ _,.. 5 4 0 _ 1623 d 8 Y 5 . or dents, lmmac. Int $5350/bst 675-1277, n-palnl. tlree. muffler mt. Must aeet 9.5 wkdya. 970-1484 m . x n o n n ou, 1 o o. ___ .. __ _
675•8130 eves Run a I a n t as t I c 553-9633 Mu at aee to epprec 731-6975. !~J-~~~BO Alt 6 15· ·72 Comet. 4 dr, air $700 *ANY MAKE OR MODEL ·72 vw BUG, new tires .. S179510
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970"0548 Ca4illac 9309 StOOO Firm. 842•9865 '78 Camaro Z28, mint ·~~~~:,e~at;~~· sg1m· •55•;, Mustang orig, exit !9~-191°,. 6~e! 0 a Y 1 · *WE TAKE TRADE INS yellow w/Baja stripe 80 DL, 4 dr. am/Im cass. '10 oo•PE IE YIUE cond, garage stored, 535.9439 evee. cond, auto, air. $8500. O"' 1..·1 • MUST SELL Best otter snlrt, auto, air. exit cond THE WIEST Basin St Blue w/whl vln. new tires. $4100/obo. 543-3361 al•t•l t 9327 t----Q"'!"'iN.-...-,"""' ..... ...,.....,...,.-...-.,-., __ ..., 524-8157 eves. $7895, 963-6892 SELECTIOI top, new bait. new ~2-6868 '81 Arias K. 4 dr 24mpg, H DA SENTRA k & 1 See to appreciate Below 1HI llST&ll '79 Cutlaas wgn, loaded, '78 Super Beetle conv, Mile. 9177 ot late model, low mlle-bra ea.n-pte p~ga. '73 Vega. auto, 4 cyt. blue bk . $4.'400 , Goodcondltlon.$2 •• ,,,... lo ml, 2488 Newport
1,.3 -· CIVIC 1913 o•ftt .. UOITD c dill I s tuned up In March 83· AM/FM tape stereo, """ Bl d CM $3295 """"" "',,.,.. .ouo1nA whtlblk, Im/tape, 51K, Come in & see Newport age 11 aca n ou-$1350/obo. 776-4012 Econ Gd Cond. 197... 536-3234. ~4-2341 v · · ·
todayl 77 Sedan De\/llle, xlnt 857-8724 ev11. Ftr4 Ult '76 Must. Mach I, ale, at, Plrat1tla $10521 $11521 mint. $6800. 962-0620 Beach's finest selection thern Celltornlal See u1 ., 1321 + TAX + TAX '59 vw Conv. Classic. Xlnl of prevloualy owned $4 50 673 5990 .....,_ ........ ..._ ____ _
P Mo cond. S5500. 640-4065 Porsches, Audia and lllEllS cond. •2 · • '78 Corvette Sliver Ann nu tires. spec. whla, mintl ltlO PLYIMTll
High MPGr4 ap', AM/FM High .... ~·. AMIFM '73 \IW BUG New brks, Volkswagen•. OlDILUC att 4:30 3,700 ml, i1ored, mint: 'IO, ... 2.. $2795. 963-1579 I , ... , ctn•
o ••••II• c • P co•• c • • • • t " c • P co" tlrM. Nds body work 4 •1• 2600 Harbor Blvd. Clanrelot 9313 $ 1 1 . 5 0 0 Io Ir ( 2 1 3) \/8, 3 spd, runa & looks ·79 Fleate, good cond. Economlcal car with 4 uno.oo. ru1au11 ueas oo. ruiauol ~& .... 592-2048 eva good. all orig. $2000 2488 Newpon Bl .. CM 1 1 & te 0 fll~:::;g:=.,o1==.~ U75700.to111o1p1y,_,1t ~1~~d96 5800/o bo COSTA MESA SEE US FlllSTI '79CHE\/ETIE20A obo.842-0100,989-1221 · $1895 (/o6z~~~.ne 8 re
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All 111 lnt.,.tat• & Well• r.,00 appro..a ...... requtfe '74 Karmann Ghia Xlnt N-port Beach tlon ol NEW & USED must sell. $2495/obo '11 ftrtl flotfl '74 Ford Pinto, goodlr,o~-:o~l!tl!il,_IW rerundabl• condlllon 01po11t All c-era 1ubl•c• 10 cond. New brakes & 673-0900 'll SEIAll IEYILLE Chevroletal 499-5160 ett. 5. Good cond. AM/FM cond, brown, n-front ~ ~Pf'°e"""-.Allcwao..l-.a °"--muffler., amltm cass. ale '14 lllCILll Cruise cont, fuel In). 1 $2000. 875-4506 t l rea. $ 109 5 /OB O .
-.. ~41i0h0~1~~~:1~9~~~e~ Racing green. gull wing ~;;.~.:~nt cond $5500. 2.'~.0i!~e~.'~:500 ,79 FIESTA _8_S0_-1_3_05 _____ _..
pm. door a. II berg lass. or otter. 873-1585 Good cond, am/Im rad Liacola 9323 1.,..-.... brown/beige leather & '82 Sevllle C4tm d1I, Ca· $3•""t bo "'•O 6179 ---------1 ·79 \/W Camper Delux. suede interior. Pina Fer-brlOltll top, 13.000 ml. """ 0 · .,... • '74 Mark I\/ Cont Sunroot.1---------
1/c, new radial tires, low rlna lta.1yin design, perfect cond $22,500. ~:_• :::;:~~ ~.~t~~ '63 T-BIRD, only 58,000 Clean, $2,995 OBO. Poatiac 9335
ml, $9200. 673-5720 hatchba°fie 21,882 ml 640-4262 year. 11 you have a ml, $2595. ~6-0389 545-9808 PIP •76 Flreblrd, orig owner,
$ l6,000, 76-40 12· camper thtt't not getting '78 Town Coupe w/elec ,_ Urea & Shocks, very
ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa Tel 546-1934 3 blocks
south ot San Otego Freeway ott Harbor Blvd Complete
body shop Sates Service Parts Service Dept open
Monday thru Friday 7 30 A M to 5 30 P M and 8 A M to 5
P.M on Saturday
ORANGE COAST AMC/ JEEP /RENAULT
2524 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa
549-8023 645· 7770 = 1 Jeep Dealer In the West• See us today tor sales service
& teasing There are reasoos why we are " I Price and
setecllon! Also. the aft-new Renault Alliance is here•
THEODORE ROllNS FORD
Modern sales. service. parts. body. pa1n1 & Ure depts
Competitive rates on lease & daily rentals 2060 Harbor
Blvd . Costa Mesa. 641-0010 or 540-8211
JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY
2826 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa. Tel 540-5630 57 Years ot
friendly family service -Orange County's oldest
Lincoln-Mercury deater1hlp
DAVID J. PHILLIPS IUICk·PONTIAC•MAZDA
Sates • Service • Lening
24888 Allele Parkway
837-2400
• IOUJH COUNTY VOLKIWAOIN/ISUZU
, (formerly Jim Marino Vo4k1w~)
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THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1983
Beckman gift
to hospital
$5 million
By GLENN 8COTI' Of !tie Delfr ..........
Arnold o. Beckman 1&ld hit to
million pledfo provH that
bulldlna an rvlne Medical
Cent.er la a terloua propoul, and
he atlll wanu UC Irvine
Involved.
Beckman'• gift wu made
public yeeterday b)' IMC board
membera 1eekln1 to build the
community hoapltal on land
(See BECKMAN, Paae A%) Mabel and Arnold Beckman
ORANGE COUN TY . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Engines fired for airport growt.h
Not hard to
airport 'players'
It was easy to tell who was for expanding
John Wayne Airport and who wasn't during
yesterday's Board of Supervisors hearing on the
matter.
Thoee favoring expansion came garbed in
the 90ft, past.el colors of the only airlines based at
J ohn Wayne, AirCal. Airline employees, two-
thirds of whom reside in Orange County, told the
board they were concerned about losing their
jobs if the airport didn't grow.
And then there were those wearing the
conservative three-piece suits. These w ere
mostly buaineasmen who testified that
enlargement of the airport would help the
oounty to maintain ita economic vitality.
Those who opposed expansion dressed
differently. These were noi.ae-weary residenta of
Santa Ana Heights and Newport Beach who
wore the worried and aometimes angry faces of
home and property owners.
They testified that noise from departing
jetllnen dis(upt.ed their lives and significantly
lowered the value of their properties.
One Santa Ana Heights resident told the
(See TP.STIMONY, Pqe AZ>
Kettler
• to resign
board post
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of .. Delfr .........
William Kettler of Huntington
Beach, a Coast Community
College District trustee for almost
two decad es, announced laat
night he is reslaning from the
oollege board, effective Mav 1.
, Kettler said he ls stepping
down because of family ana
bwlneu commitments -not
beca\.188 he h.u been targeted in a
e~call campaign aimed at
removing all five tn.&atees from
office.
"Thia is not because of the .-U." be akl ~ an interview
thia momin« .. "rd made tt known
Trustee William Kettler
to board members and the
adminiatration J.aat year that I'd
planned to resign .••
Kettler , 61, manage• the
satellite office of E. F. Hutton in
Santa Ana. He haa 1erved on the
(See &ETTLER. Pqe Al)
Radio-eon trolled
model raeflaa can run
Oatout at a•e Co.ta
MNa raceway,
d:rawlq neen from
all o•er Soatltern
Calilonda. See B 1.
Newport vows fight
to halt expansion
By STEVE MARBLE of IN Delfr Not llaft.
Surprised and irritated, city leaders and residents in
Newport Beach vowed today to fight the possible addition
of 32 daily jet flights out of John Wayne Airport.
"I'm extremely d1Sappointed," said Mayor Evelyn Hart
of the decision to study the flight increase. "The city will
never accept this level."
Councilwoman Jackie Heather called the proposal by
Ora.nae County supervisors "unrealistic."
Until yesterday's vote by supervisors to study
increasing flights from the present level of 41 -a..cfay as high
as 73, Newport City leaders thought they were close w
reaching a compromise with the county, which operates the
airport.
Newport resident J oe Meshi, who lives under
the takeoff pattern, said supervisors tried to "camouflage"
their vote by mentioning a 55 flight limit with the
possibility of going up to 73. •
"It's time for the public to take action or to forever hold
its peace," said Meshi.
"This came right out of the blue," said Mayor Hart,
noting, though, sh e is pleued supervisors agreed to consider
a legally binding agreement for an eventual freeze on daily ,...
(See NEWPORT, fage A%)
By JEFF ADLER
ofttie Delly Noe llaff
The prospect of 73 commercial
jetliners taking off over Newport
aeach. each day roa(ed into
reality yesterday when the
Oran ge County Board of
Supervisors approved further
study of a plan to increase John
Wayne Airport operations to that
level.
With Supervisors Thomas
• Daily jet takeoffs up
to 73
• Serve 8 million
passengers annually
• Increase use of
Ontario Airport
• Freeze daily takeoffs
at 73
Riley and Bruce N estande
dissenting, the board voted 3-2 to
direct that environmental impact
reports be prepared to consider
increasing commercial operations
at the airport to a maximum of 73
average daily departures.
The plan aettled upon by the
five -m e mber board for
modernizing and enlarging the
airport would be undertaken in
two phases. ln phase one, the
airport would be enlarged to
accommodate 55 commercial
departures per day.
Phase two, whJch would have
to be approved by a future Board
of Supervisors, would permjt
enlargement.a to handle up to 73
dally departures.
In addition , the board directed
its legal staff to determine the
legallty of entering into a binding
agreem ent with the City of
Newport Beach to freeze airport
operations at the 73-fllght level.
The board a1ao directed that
(See AIRPORT, Page A%)
Protopappas posts hail, released
By KAREN E. KLEIN or .. o.tr,.......,
Costa Mesa Dentist Tony
Protopappaa waa released on
$250,000 bail from the Orange
County Jail today after spend.111S{
two nighta in protective custody
on murder charges.
Protopappas' attorneys put up
equity in the dentist's property
around the county to make ball
for him. said Harbor Municipal
Court officials.
A clerk in Judge Selim S .
Trustees reject claims
in scuba diving death
Franklin 's court said
Protopeppas' attorneys produced
property totaling $500,000, but
the judge reduced bail
nevertheless.
Orange County Deputy District
Attorney J ames Cloninger said
he stands by the fear he
expressed at Protopappas'
arraignment Tuesday that the
dentist might flee if released on
ball. Wrongful death claims totaling
$6 million, filed by the family of
an Orange Coast College scuba
diving student who died during a
class trip, were rejected without
comme n t laat nlaht by Coast
Community College Dlatrlct
trulteet.
The trustees overaee Orange
Coui, Golden West and Coaatllne
college.a.
The claims were filed by the
widow and children of Frank
Walter Scroggs Jr., 57, of Costa
Mesa, who died during a class
scuba diving trip to Catalina
Island on Jan. 13. The Los
Angeles County Coroner's office
lilted the cause of death as
accidental drowning.
The legal claims charae that
(See SCUBA, Pase Al)
"No matter what kind of ball's
posted, there's a l ways the
possibility that-a suspect will
flee," Cloninger said.
At the arraignment, Stanford
Shaw, one of Protopappas'
attorneys, said the dentist hoped
to stay with family friends in
Laguna Beach when he was
releued.
Skiaf old calipe1'9 meuured
body rat during • health fair at
Sowen Sehool In Huntington
Beaeh. More of the ~ling la
deteribed on P .. e A'1.
Sea lion• Little Joe,
Hou and Adam were
.et rree by Ponderoea
boM Lorne Greene in
Laguna Beaeh. Page
A4.
County correetJon
officer comment• on
tlM nffd for a local
correetion 1y1tem.
P-.e A6.
Protopappas was arrested
Tuesday after he surrendered to
authorities in Newport Beach.
Murder charges in the deaths of
three of his patienta were issued
against him last Fnday.
Councilman
faces court
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .... Delfr .... ...,,
Westminster City Councilman
Gil H odges and four o ther
Orange County residents are
facing arraignment In federal
court on charges of conapt.rlnfl to
file falae loan applications ln the
purchue of seven homea in
~=~.PqeAl)
Al * Orangt Coat• OAll.'t' PIL:OT/Thurtday, AprU 14. 1"3
BECKMA N. •
From Page A1
dona\ed by the lrvtM Company
In 10Uthem Irvine.
The 83-yur·old lnwnw and
bu1lne11m•n. who founded
Beclunan lN\r\unenta ln ~.
h.u puahed for a h01pttal ln the
dty for mo,.. than a dlC*le. Ke
haa otien •n at odda with UCI
offldah who have never alvon
up plana to bWld a holpUal on
thelr campua.
"I'm atW hopeful. I wouldn't
say I'm 1t.rona)y poeltive, but I'm
hopeful we can break dl>wn th1a
growing rift between UCI and
the community and aet them to
work together," Beckman aaid
yeet.er'day.
IMC leaders belleye the $5
million gift from the .vnold and
Mabel Beckman Foundation Is
the largest ever offered in
Orange County for a health care
facility. Beckman said the money
has no strings attached for
co nstructing the proposed
222-bed hospital on land just
I north of the San Diego Freeway
between Sand Canyon Avenue
and the Laguna Freeway.
The medica l ce nter is
estimated to cost $86 million. A
feasibility study prepared by
consultant Richard Slotow said
from $15 to $20 million in cash
must be raised from the
community to keep financing
costs low enough to support
reasonable health care costs,
Beckman sWd.
Beckman's pledge is contingent
upon state approval to construct
the medical center. IMC officials
are competing with the
HealthWest Foundation of
Chatsworth, which Is seeking to
build a similar hospital at UCI.
Beckman suggested his pledge
s hows that IMC is moving
forward with its plans and said
he hoped the "cool heads" in the
hospital compelllion could still
work out a satisfactory
compromise.
SCUBA. • •
From Page A1
the college did not provide
proper equipment and
supervision on the excursion.
Attorneys for the family say they
are awaiting results of tests
conducted on the underwater
breathing equipment use d by
Scroggs. T he equipme nt was
owned by the college.
By rejecting the claims, the
college trustees were denying
responsibility in the case. A claim
mt.alt be submitted and rejected
before a formal lawsuit can be
filed.
Partly because of the student'•
death, Orange Coast College has
canceled all acu ba diving cl.asses
in mid-semester.
Huntington Beach
,,...... elvdlntt el ~ 'High 8c:llooi
told p04lcl they enteted • -·• rMt room yeaterci.y and encountered • mM
9tandlng "llerk n.Med... ucepl '°' • 1141'9
11<1 mHk over 1111 tece The men tllen
donned • red -tllllt1 Md or-PMla he
Nod i... ~end -.. -t""'*'CI -d • ldlOOI lleld
Liberian youth
• to resist ouster
By STEVE MITCHELL °' .... .,..., .........
David and Ruth Wlll•U aay
they'v• reached the end of ihe
line.
Barrlnf pruld"nttal
lntorv•ntlon, their adop ted
Uberian eon Samuel LI to report
to the LOii Angeles lm1n4VaUon
office tomorrow morning to be
deported to his birthplace.
Hia family says he won't be
there.
''I'm not aendlng him back,"
his tearful mother said today.
"You'd better believe that."
The San Juan Capistrano
family has been battllna for
nearly three years to keep their
27-year-old son in the United
States
The WUletts were Peace Corpe
volunteers in Liberia In 1972
when they met and 1-ter adopted
Sam. They arbitrarily set the
boy'• iap at l6, 1lnce he had no
birth record.
But under th" l.1 .S
lmmJ&ratlon and NaturaUzatlon
Act, -Sam wae too old to b"
co.Wdered 11 an adopted child,
thut lnell1lble to live In the
United Si.tell without a 1pedal
act of Con1"ret11.
He entered the United St:ates
In 1980 under a etudent vlH
which Nat llnce ext>lJ'ed.
A halt dozen btlla introduced
on Sam'• beruuf have eliher been
turned down or expired.
Church 1roup1 and friends
1ent thouund1 of letters to
Waehln gton auppor\lng Sam.
apparently to no avail.
Now hla adopted parenta aay
they have but one way to p
"We're going to have lO' .eek
political asylum for Sam," aald
Dave Willett. But the notion, he
says, la ludicrous.
Samuel Willett
·•We're aaklng a friendly
Liberian to take asylum from a frtmdly Liberia,·~ he aaid.
The couple aaid they learned
today that the assistant dJrector
of the [NS in Los Angeles has
refused to grant a 1\ay.
Mesa to reva01p sign la\V
By KAREN E. KLEIN ofttll Dlllfr ..........
Costa Mesa's new Planning
Commission has voted to revamp
the city's controversial sign
ordinance, allowing non -
conforming signs that were legal
before the ordinance was passed
in 1974 to remain until altered
voluntarily.
Under the existing ordinance,
signs which do pot conform
would have to be replaced or
scaled down by Jan. l, 1984.
Businessmen in the city have
long contended the ordinance is
unfair because it forces them to
bring down signs which were
legal before the ordinance.
About 20 percent of the city's
4,644 signs are considered non-
conforming.
Mike Robinson, a city planner,
said another reason for repealing
the exlating ordinance, beside its
unpopularity, is the fact that a
similar ordinance In San Diego
was challenged and declared
invalid by the Supreme Court.
Unde r the restru c tured
ordinance, existing signs will be
allowed to remain and only new
signs will have to conform to the
ordinance regulations.
Some opponent.s of repealing
the ordinance have charged that
any changes will create an unfair
hardship for businesses coming
into the city.
The City Council will review
the matter for a finaJ hearing on
May 2, Roblruion said.
TESTIMONY: JOBS VS . NOISE. • •
From Page A1
supervisors she felt "impriBoned by the noisy
conditions" surrounding her home.
On the other hand, an A1rCal flight
attendant who has bee n laid off his job
commented, "We all are asBets to this community,
but more and more we are becoming liabilities in
the unemployment line."
There also was testimony from county
residents who didn't attend the long heanng.
Representatives for the Community Airport
Council, which endorses expansion, presented
supervisors with the signatures of 11,500 persons
who favor airport improvements.
-JEFF ADLER
COUNCILMAN INDICTED. •
From Page A 1
Hodges and the others were
indicted yesterday by the federal
grand jury in Los Angeles
following an investigation by the
FBI into the alleged real estate
scheme.
Hodges, 39, was accused of
agreeing to verify fal se
information on applications for
bank loans, according to U.S .
Atty. Daniel Broderlc:k.
Other defe.ndanla named In the
mdictrnent were Alex Logan. 36,
A burlJlat ~ U9ed • ''111111 )1111''
IOOI to .,,_.. lntO a lghl llllle ~ ~IOZ '*"911 Oft the 21800 Dlock of ~
Stre9t. The ttWI fled -e ~ wwlll '430.
Fountain Valley
A reolo -8"*" !tom -mr end"""" Oallona of Ul'lllMdecl gMOlr'9 ............. from _,,., ...... S*'ked at V..., To., 18125 Euclcl It.
of Huntington Beach; Paula
Fishe r, 28, a real estate agent
from Cypress; Donald Fisher, 35,
a mortgage broker from
Huntington Beach and Deborah
Toler, 30, a cler k from
Huntington Beach.
Hodges, who gamed publicin'
recently in his ill-fated drive to
persuade Queen Elii.abeth Il of
Great Britain to visit hia city, was
unavailable today for comment.
A colleague said, however, that
Irvine
A -Mid two l*lPe Oft a nlOCOfqde -a mel'I al'ld "'om•l'I -grebbed lier .,,.._. • lf'9r _.,. by ... In • pWtlJng
lot et 14330 C11lv1r Otl\'I. TIM roblllfl
matellld the dMCt~IOfl of a pM Oft • motorcycle who 1101• • puree 110111 •
"'°"'* .... --
A ~· end -... wll.lld II l306 ••• reported 1101en lrom • 1101111 on L.aPelme fut night. POlloe Mid thl tllllf
en"9fld by~-·
•
Hodges appeared to be shocked
when discuBsing the indictment
over the telephone.
The 1''Bl investigation a lso
reportedly looked mto the role
played by Barclay Hodges m the
real eatate 8Cheme. Barclay. the
brother of GU Hodgea, was shot
to death wt year after • day-
long drinking. episode at a
restaurant at John Wa yne
Airport_
Councilman Hodges also is
being investigated by the Orange
County District Attorney's office
on allegations o f politic al
miaconduct.
An indictment is a charge
brought against a person by a
grand jury. It doesn't establlah
guilt or innocence.
U .S . Atty . Broderick said
conviction of the conspiracy
charge haa a maximum prison
term of five years and a
maximum fine of $10,000.
KETTLER TO QUIT. • •
From Page A1
coJluao board •Ince UUHI .
lncludini 1evoraJ terma u boa.rd
praidenl.
Hll current term explrea In
November. Tho remalnfna four
board momben are expt'cied to
appoint an Interim truetee bo
complete Kettl~r·• ~rm
Bandit hits ban k
in Newport h eist
A man wearing a tan
"Members Only" jac ket and
claiming to have a gun, held up a
Newport Beach bank yesterday
and eec:aped with $1 ,200 in cash,
police reported.
The bandit, who handed a
demand note to a teller, entered
Bank of America, 3300 E. Coast
Highway, a t 10:47 a .m . and
thteatened to shoot the teller
unless ahe handed over the loot.
The v•teran \lUlt.ee Neefved •.
atandlna ovaUon at Lut niaht'•
board mcottna. Ketller w• too
emotionally moved to r ad hi.I
prepared ata t1m1nt to the aud~nce. 10 the l.crtter wu reed
by Board Pre.ldent Carol Oandy.
Whilo da.tm1na that t.he m:aU •
w1&1 not th~ reaeon he resl&JlC!d,
Kettler uld lt added to hla
current f.-u.lrat.lona on the board.
He also pointed to the board'• •
loa of control to the 1\ate, which:
now dl1pen1ea almoll all:
<:ommunlly 1.'0llege funding. '
'l'he recall campaign waa
launched eurly thla year after the :
truat.eetl approved the layoffa of
more than 100 full-time teachers
and admJnlstrators as a means of
coping with an anticipated
budget deficit.
After leaving the board,
Kettler said he w1U continue to
work agamst the recall of the
other board members, describing
the campaign as "ridiculous and
Immature."
AIRPORT EXP ANSION. • •
From Page A1
every e ff o rt be made t o
encourage the growth and
development of Ontario Airport
in San Bernardino County, thus
easing the pressure to expand
commercial activities at John
Wayne.
The compromise action was
taken following a public hearing
that lasted for more than four
hours. The action that finally
won three of the board's five
votes was proposed by
Supervisor Ralph Clark, who
initially favored a flat expansion
to 73 daily departures.
The board was to select among
13 alternatives that ranged from
closing the airport to allowing as
many flights as market
<.'Ondiuons demanded.
Supervisor Thomas Raley,
whose fifth supervisorial d15trict
includes the airport and Newport
lieacb, opened the hearing by
propo6ing the board settle on a
55-fUght alternative, a 14-flight
increase over the current
41-fhght cellmg.
Riley also suggested that the
county explore the poaibility of
freezing airport operations at the
55-f l ight level. That was
apparently agreeable to Newport
Beach city officials -long
oppone nts of any airport
expansion that would increue
noise in their nearby city.
But Supervisors Harriett
Wieder, Roger Stanton and Clark
voted lll favor of the phased-in
73 flight alternative, citing itS
"flex1bility" and noting that the
dec ision approved only
environmental studies of the
project and did not constitute
their final approval for the
project.
NEWPORT TO FIGHT. •
From Page A1
takeoffs.
The beach city has spent most of its lobbying efforts in
recent months to get supervisors to go along with a
permanent cap on daily flights. Earlier this year, supervisors
rejected such a concept.
. "The city will try to pursue a binding agreement with
the county but with the firm undenJtanding that such an
agreement would have absolute numbers considerably
lower than those mentioned," Hart said.
Barbara Lichman, leader of a dthen group fighting
airport expansion. expressed irritation with supervisors and
called the proposed 73 light ceiling "totally unacceptable."
CABBAGE ROLL-OFF. •
From Page A1
•
Launching the fund-railer wlll be a "King Cole ~·"
scheduled April 22 at the Newporter'1 Plaza Ballroom wtth
tickets costing $39.95 each. That tax-deductible ticket is ai.o good
for admission to the two-day festival.
For thoee not attend.ing the ball, admission to the grounds la
$2 each day.
Teams representing church~, ethnic cultural societies, eod.al
groups and 9Choola will compete in cooking, singing and dancing,
wtth prizes ranging from free overseas phone cal.18 to airline
tickets.
!''or more infonnatJon about the roll-off, call Cabbage He.ad
Quarters at 751-2169.
JftWy veluld et 11,000 -rec>Onld atOlen In the butglery of a llOrr'9 Oft Ille 8900 blotll of Bl1cayl'le Co11rt IEl'llry waa More than ever, your Authorized Seiko Dealer
sets the standard for value.
Coastal
Fair tonight and tomorrow
morning with lncre1al ng aloud!.-tomono-anemoon.
CoHtal low 58, Inland 5~
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Missing bomber found;
all seven aboard perish
B)' Tiie A11ocl1ted Preti
LAS VEOAS -A B-&2 bomber found LIM a two-day
aeaJ'Ch throuah anow and rain had a1ammed lnto a aouthern
Utah rnountalnalde ln bid w•t.her, kll.llna all teVen crewmen
aboard, oUkiala aa.ld today.
'Ille wreck.aae wu d.*lovered yeeterday u douda broke
brieOy over a route beina re\rllced by a aearch plane, one of
mON than 20 Involved ln t.he hunt for t.he unanned atrategic
bomber lince lt diuppeared Monday afternoon.
A boa.rd of o{ficers wu being convened to lnveatJsate the
accident, the Air Force Mid in a statement read by Lt. Col
Richard Kline of the Strategic Air Command at Offutt Air Force
Bue, Neb. •
King Kong finally makes it
NEW YORK -The climb
waa a h alry one for King
Kong, whose inOated 84-foot
replica finally loomed from
the top of the Empire State
Building in a publicity stunt
celebrating the golden
anniversary of the ape's fihn
debut. Six days of bad luck
and bad weather delayed the .
3,000-pound vin yl gorilla's
rise to a spot near the top of
the 102-story building, where
t he o'riginal Kong cavorted
with actrea Fay Wray before
tumbling to his death In the
movie's climax. Wo rkers
pumped new life into the •
eight-story balloon last night
1after nearly a wee k -long
e ffort that included stuffiag it
Into elevators.
STATE
King Kong takes form.
De Lorean ask s evidence hearing
LOS ANGELFS -Contending a conspiracy exists to leak
information to the newsmedia. John Z. De Lorean's defense
team has requested an evidentiary heanng to explore alleged
"improper government influences and activities" in the
a utomaker's cocaine trafficking case. The 10-page motion by
a ttorneys for the 57-year-old automobile industry maverick was
revealed in documents released by U.S . District Judge Robert
Takasugi yesterday -two days after they were filed under
seal. The defense motion accused the Internal Revenue Service
of having tried "at least since 1979 to arrange a prosecution of
J ohn De Lorean, renuniscent of its 'enemies list' activiues m the
past."
Belushi case extradition delayed
Funeral
held for
• pioneer
Lagunan
M morlal services will be held
tomorrow for Olga MIW8an, the
unofficial "rnayor1' of Fairywood
Walk In Laguna Beach and a
pioneer member of the beach
community.
Mn. Milligan died Monday at
the age of 85.
Born Benella M . Wood In
Indiana, she moved from the
Hoosier State 60 years ago to
F.agle Rock, where her husband,
O.J . "Poppa" Milligan, worked
for the Los Angeles City School
Dlatrict.
The couple built a summer
cottage an Laguna Canyon,
where they a nd their two
daughte rs s tayed for lopg
weekends, holidays and summer
breaks.
When Milligan retired from
the school district, the family
moved all their belongings to the
canyon house, made some
improvements, and became full-
time Lagunans in the Thurston
Park neighborhood.
Her daughter , Dorothy J .
O'Connor of El Toro, said her
mother was named "mayor" of
Fairywood Walk -an area
within the neighborhood which
I.a most notable for its footpaths-
In-lieu-of-streets.
"Everyone came to the house
for her advice, and to tell her
their troubles," her daughter
recalls. "She knew all the gossip
in the neighborhood even though
she never left the house."
Dur1ng the storms and high
wands of 1978, nine huge
eucalyptus trees fell on the
house. nearly destroying the old
wood structure. Miraculously,
none of the three women inside
was hurt.
Widowed nearly nine years
ago, Mrs. Milligan continued to
live an the rural neighborhood
until her death.
She is s urvived by Mrs.
O'Connor and another daughter,
Evelyn C. Crockett of Laguna
Beach; five grandchildren. nine
great-grandchildren and five
great-great-grandchildren
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Orange Co11t OAILV PIL.OT/Thurtday, April 1-4, 1083 * t\3
Close competition
St. Francis VIII (US l 18) skippered by
Paul Caya rd of St. Francis Y achl Club"
wo" his second race in the Six Mele r
World Cup yesterday to resume the lead m
the best five of six series (or the world
championship. The r egatta is being sailed
out of Newport Ha rbor Yacht Club. Story
on Page CI.
Mesa planners OK
12-story building
The Costa Mesa Plannrng
Commission has given its
appr oval to the final
development plan for a 12-story,
2~8.000 sq u are foot office
building which wiJJ be located
just east of South Coast Plaza
Town Center.
The office will be the first of
six which are planned as part of
the Sakioka development, on the
largest chunk of stil l -
undeveloped land in Costa Mesa.
Construction on the building is
scheduled to begin in June,
acoord.ing to Mike Robinson, city
planner. Preliminar y approval
for the development was granted
nearly one year ago, he said.
Lalior
leader
bolsters
workers
Lane Kirkland, pre9ident. of
the AFL-CIO, ursed Oranae
County building and con.1truct.ton
workers to pull together •• a
union during theae bard
economic t.imea.
Speaking before 3 ,0 00
members of the Bulldlna and
Construction Trades Coundl of
Orange County at the Anaheim
Convention Center last night,
KJrk.land addreaed the luue of
two-gating: a practice In which
e mployers will hire sub-
contractors who, in turn, hire
non-union labor.
"The economic misery of the
Reagan receaion is bad enough,
but these contractors would
exploit it by Inducing desperate
unemployed workers to work
non -union on the same
development& with union labor,"
Kirkland said.
He told the group attending
the opening session of a three-
day conference of the AFL-CIO,
that contractors say they will
keep costs down by using non-
union labor.
He said when the price of a
home in Orange County waa
$30,000, the cost of labor w as
$10,000. The average coat of a
new home today is $133,000 with
labor costs coming to under
$15,000, or 11 percent of the total
cost of the home, Kirkland laid.
Kirkland and other speakers
appealed to unions to exercise
their consciences a nd refuse
work at jobs where there are two
gates, or subcontractors hiring
non-union labor.
"W e won't let them
(employers) tum Orange County
into scab county."
Robert Balgenorth, executive
secretary of the council, told the
group that starting today the
council would be organizing a
drive. "We're not going to rest
until every two-gate job site in
this county la taken out,'' be said.
Kirkland's appearance was hia
first in Orange County since hia
election as president of the
AFL--CIO.
TORONTO -Extradition
proceedings against Cathy
Evelyn Smith. charged with
the murder of comedian John
Belushi, have been delayed
until April 25 because crucial
documents have not arrived
·from California. It was the
second postponement in the
case against Smith, 35, a
singer indicted in Loe Angeles
on one charge of second-
degree murder and 13 counts
of supplying and
administering dangerous
drugs to Belushi.
·Coast leaders huddle with Reagan
Encouraging news reported from executive briefing of local officials
Cathy Smith
WORLD
Walesa's wife searched, questioned
GDANSK, Poland -Danuta Walesa, wife of Solidarity
chief Lech Walesa. said she was frisked and questioned by
Gdansk police for three hours today about her huabend's
contacts with underground union leaders. She said Walesa also
was body-searched prior to nearly five hours' interrogation
yesterday. She appeared in good sptrita on her return home
from Gdansk police headquarters and told Western reporters
she had been asked about her husband's whereabouts during his
a~ from home between April 9-11 .
Reagan 'death ' rumors circulated
By GLENN SCOTT
O(jM o.-, ""°' .....
From the Orange C.oast to the
White House they went. Four
local officials met the presldent
last week and then returned with
encouragin.g, if varied, news.
Jackie Heather of Newport
Beach, David Silla of Irvine,
Ben Nielsen of Fountain Valley
and Har riett W ieder o f
Huntington Beach were among
50 people invited to the executive
offices for a briefing of elected
leaders from the West.
A 30-minute session' wath
Ronald Reagan was the
hil{hllght. but the one-day '""ent
Alcoholism
movie slated
at Med Center
included briefings with other top
administrators including Interior
Secretary James Watt, and
Transportation Secretary
Elizabeth Dole.
Si n ce H eather, S ills and
Nielsen are city council members
while Wieder is an Orange
County supervisor -they came
back this week speaking about
separate developments.
Noise from John Wayne
Airport consumes Newport
Beach. Heather said Dole offered
"a real breakthrough" by
suggesti ng the federal
government will abandon efforts
to ' pre-empt county noise
standard~, which are more
flexible than national rules.
Heather also had a run-in with
Watt over his plans to sell off-
shore oil drilling leases off the Irvine's David Sills Orange Coast. The briefing was
on the ume day Watt held a says 4worst is over'
press conference to mollify
Beach Boys give a concert here
to raise money we could pay in
lieu of the lease sale," she said.
Nielsen. meanw h ile was
buoyed by Watt's interest in
disposing of small parcels of
federal land. Nielsen sald the
policy could mean unused land in
the center of Mile Square Park
might be deeded from the Navy
to hia city.
Sills was encourafed by
Reagan's hints that ederal
programs such as revenue
sharing won 't be cut as
drastically as in the last few
years.
''The president. l felt, strongly
implied at least that the at.ate and
local governments are over the
worst of the budget cu ta," he
said.
Wieder visited the briefing and
also a Senate subcommTttee
meeting. She said the outlook
was promising for t.be Army
Corps of Engineers to receive
LONDON -Rumors circulated today in financial markets
in Europe and t.he Far F.ast that President Reagan was dead, but
White House apokesmln Robin Gray said it was not true. The
rumors prompted several telephone calls from news
organiz.ations, Gray aald. The reporta also caused a slight stining
in trading in currency mark ets in West Germany and
Switz.erland. In Frankfurt, West Germany, for example, the
rumors slightly undercut the dollar, but the White House denial
then bolaten!d the American currency, traders said. The dollar
opened at 2.4390 West German marks. fell to 2.4350 marka after
the rumors circulated, then rote to 2.4400 marks after they were
denied.
reaction to earlier statements Some members of the band
opposing a concert featuring the own vacation houses in Newport,
By ~clSoi'f!,"!E,n.P,.E, CKER Beach Boys at Washington Heather said.
Dtilly .. -Monument. "I privately offered to have the
· $200,000 to prepare feaalbillty
studies on ocean acceaa if a
manna is built at Bolaa Chica.
How to reach and help an ·~~iii;---------;;;;;;~;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: alcoholic will be the topic of the I
film, "Guidelines," to be 1hown
at 6:30 tonight in the South Coast
Medical Center Auditorium, 3182
Cout Highway, South Laguna.
Aral at wants to resume talks
"Feelings," a film about
dealing wl tfi alcoholism, will alao
be shown at 6:30 p.m. In the
auditorium, on April 21.
PLO chief Yasser Arafat aaya he wants to resume talks
with King Husaeln despite Jordan's brusque reaction to the
PLO refusal to be repn!llented by the king In peace negotiations
with brael. Humein hu not responded to Arafat's comments,
made at a news conference yesterday In Stockholm. Last
Sunday, Hu.ein broke off hia nel{otiations with Arafat
"Conspiracy of Silence" deals
with people who conceal their
drinking problem, and will be
held on April 28, alao at 6:30 p.m.
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furnishings end IT'S Motor Boal. 18111 9. bOlll w/lrl1, no motor cash 497·2280 cond $2650 545• 92ll m (213)335-3014 THE ENCORE, a new $1700 Call 494-5159. $ 4 7 5 8 3 8 . 3 4 6 5 , alter 5pm
consignment ttore 11 • l 846-7719 •MOTORHOME '8l Ford F100 6 cyl 221<, P,traclae 1157 389 E 17th SI. Co111 llasaca RENTALS• m/fm ater cass 3 •Pd
Meta. Open Mon thru l•atraat•ll 6224 24' Sklpjack 1973 open F1om S 195/wk. All s•zes I !tod ovrsz tl~e s w/ MEISTER
Sat lOam to 8Pm Ovation Cla11lcal Guitar model.~~~~~4%·S9000 2156~~~81 m1g1° more. $6250,
63l-0
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1
•72 Ford Ranchero GT 13631 Herbor Blvd
Beveled mirror, excellent volume, ,eaa;. & r~~ IUJlllE Fiil HCI Taurut '78 t91 'It FC/AC pickup w/S1ocl<land SOUTH Garden Grove
condition, $300 or belt ~°r.1~~ • ~~ 11 •::, n n I e FOR SALE exit cond. sips 6 $4450 shell, $1600 536-8221 COUln Saltt·ltn•l.Htlll
oner. 536-708
2 540-4796 642.ot644, M-F. 9·5 868-2742 82 Toyota Long Bed. 5 114-111-2113
lrltllfal TaMt AE~H BAND INST RU· Partnerahlp In Erlcaon 35, 80 Scamper 35', unusual spaed SSOO cash, 11• ISUZU .
66
Claulc, whl, xlnl
TEAK. 4 X 4 with gl111 MENTS perfect cond. racing & cabin style, Ceda1 LOCl~e aume loan 760-8569 Formerly Jim Marino cond. 18500/besl ofr.
1op. Kenmore washer, 5 Su, Trom, Clar, Flute cru11lng, slip In Newport model , xlnl, S897 Vaaa 9040 ' l11Uw 857-1933, 551.5094 yr• old. Aleo moving Cell Bob 676-3611 $8000 Call Leslie eves 642-0795. 548-8823 uw1 WILL •• ,
boxes. 675-7787 979.71143 A11110 18 '~·. Ill lorces '86 Ford Econo, xln1 cond. IE lllEISILI" Office r.r.lt•rt A Santana 20 1dn1 day seller 1a1e. lully con1a1ned eng needs resbuolldo ,~un-.,_,_ s _,._ 1
---------k•lp11t 122' w/very 8c11ve r1c1ng 673.7796 evft ~~~'.98";~~ony 4 rm Volu~~d~n:··-G&rllt Salta Adler Typewrllar, Mii COf-lletl 2 mains. Jib, & 18711 Beach 81Yd
"-rna •el •ar reeling, like nu lake genoa, trlr $6995 atOaOt&'•t 65 Cl'leYy Van $700 Huntlnglon BMch
-$350 546-8392 075-1185 d)'8. 640-4490 " 84 1-1276 (114)142 2000 Surtboardt, anow 1kl1, avet/wknd1 IMPORTANT NOTICE Aa • •
Wiier lkll. •JI kinda ,or x;~~~IC 2!~?nt~l~~n~~:ct Spenc41r 44' alt cab Del. TO READERS ANO ~·::;:. 9045 ,.,... 9129
c:lotti., toys, blk .. ,h~. 11000. Bridge AllOC, culler' glHI hull teak ADVERTISERS
reo equip, guna, c na. 76&-3ll50 deck top ciulalng gear The price of 11em& ad-IHtl lt•ts ltttlttl XK 140, commlete p1r11.
Sat-Sun 9-52• Sea· · $99Mlotr1 pp 675...-895 verllMd by vahlcte deal-1946 Ford w oooy W1-1e
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1 ltlt WulM 5100 11111 Waat.. 5100 Auliaac11 -~ loop, runn ng r gg1ng does not Include any IP-1929 Ford Model A Town '67 Clasa•c Mark 111-340. ~;-:;;:;;;;;;;~~~~~;;,~;:~~I Oar age sale, 4 lamlly OLUUICE Included Value $ l OO pllceble 1ues. Ile.nae. s 9 d 1 n s , o o o o English Import, 4 door. 1 G·E relrlg. good cond, Thura. 411•. Fri 4115 9-5 IBM Correc11ng Selectric Aslllng S900 493•9436 t11nalar leH, llnanca 675-6l81 rad, red 1e11her int & SPEND Y UR DAYS s 100 Con1tell1t1on, 879 Arbof CM ll'a. duel pltdl, wide car-Twtan 30, ·eo. outltend-Chergaa. ,_ lor alr pol-leek wood $8600/0BO AT THE BEACH Hoover 11nll vac, 125. Floor ptllows 2 NII rec;.. rlage. $&85 Incl full 90 lno wlprlme Npt moor-lullon control deYlce 9"J.lll88.
242 ~SI. CM (rMf~ llPlef'I, mlrr~. box aprlng dey Mtvtee warranty. L~ lno· $.45,000. 862-2384 cartlflcat1on1 o• dealer 'IO FHI 2 ltl ...:..:..:_..:..:...; ____ _
TEL-1-CIRC ... ,W mltad 1tock on hand. • .. 1,_ ,f documentary prepare-V8. 3 tpd. runs & 1ook1 Jt•HI 9131 & matt, palntl~s,I t RIPPEL'$ OFFICE SUP-1414 Sklpjeek w/tra..,r l lon charges unless good, all oreg $2000 ·74 Jenaen Heeley new HOT OFFER' TV. TV table, 0 1 era. PLY co. El Adot>ePlua, Safi balling, fU1, \l9fY gd otherwlH 1pacltled by obo 842-0100, 969-1221 car cond ..
57000 HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR PART-TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT
COLD CASH!l = ~.~=:: SJC. ~f~1-ei:2o o 0 b 0 . the advar1I-' 731-9280
TO EDISON S1t1Sun 10-5 2217 SANTANA 25 • 7•.., HP alt Strwicu/ Aatta, la!!rlM Matia 9141
OF LAROE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER
·Evenings and Saturday
mornings
·Commission/Guarantee
·Must be ambltlO\Js,
pleas~nt and reliable
•Experience helpful,
but willing to train
"This Is not temporary
642·5678. ext. 312
between 5:30PM·9PM
"THE POSITIVE ANSWER"
Cl .. TOMER Anlhelm
642
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8382 1 !r~e~'G~:1ec~d~ Honda Brl11o1 $11,500 Parta 9015 A .. i 9107
Ct-l S2Hor your ope1'11blt' Sell Sun Apr II 16 & C 17 · S950. or w/typlng desk & Home 7 14· 538· 1952. SAVE UP TO 50"/ol Prof
74
FOX. flawless ortg
second rt'frtgerator lt'a 9.4 378 Ellhe< SI M rtbbona & eraae 11pea, 547-7623 wt! p1m1 & auto bOdy H B conc:t inside & out never
ro&Ung you up to $144 or 8' couch Sl50 2 Roll-11000 obo, 493-5445 Btll 842-0100. 969-1221 denied 01 1epa1n1ad, more a. yHr 1n el«tric away beell $35 each. 2 l<T SIOO
b 1 11 s o 0 n alt' your twin bad lr1mes S 10, all Piaats A Oriaaa 122' 546--0469 2 C•egar 15JC 12 rims auto wlalr. runs lanlH·
d k inda ot household -Fordpa11ern.$1 25 p1 lie, g1eat on j'lll °..!'tn" :f':a1~; ~ :.; ~~ ~ Items WURLITZER ORGAN S,tff/Ski 7016 751-8876 Tony I 1695/obo 970-05 8 ·~ .. Frultwood, beautiful ll ff It ft 80 Audi 5000S An1hraclle t•haret1u hued below , Butia1t1• ltacla cond. 1650 851·1~ arora atH Waate4 9020
and be 5url' w menllon -Skt Boll Hull end 1r11 gray w/glass astro root
thu 1~1al offer when CONSOLE PIANO. per1act only Sacrlflc. for sum-AC. PW e1c Lo mt Must
u 0 u m a le e l h " & • & I ( cond Freocn Prov Pe-mar 5700 OBO WE BUY .. 11 by 4-15 or assume ' •I W 11 I / I n can. Kohlar/C1mpbell 760 9••9 lse Cell M11<e 850-1649 arrangeml'nll Ghel 1 Ill.I $2200/olr 642-8311 -~ or 964-3657
rece1pl . and Soul ern 19' Sleatlcrat1 Jet Sklboal. SED OlllSI ...::.:...:..:.~:..:..----Cahfornia EdtllOn will Furnuuie. eppk:I. hlhld THOMAS PARAMOUNT Chev ang. wet 11acks U llllW 91 12
pay you S 2~ Your Items, bike carrier All organ. horaethoe key-alnt $5300 553-9633. (Paid F0t Or Nolf ::.:;::..::., ____ ......;;;....;;.;=
d 0 n alt 0 n 1 1 l ax good quality • reeaon· boerd, tuned. plays 675-1277 Any Year, Any Moelell ~ ~ll•R
deducuble Frtt pickup able prlcH I Sell Sun beaut $500. 675-5538 •-,.--Wlll11191!fllll"P!!!NI ~ YIL Th 12-5 20792 Cotlma. Pa-M--l-e •-it 7011 11 by the charity 11 c1llc S1nd1 tract, n• S!!rtia1 Getit 1230 uaa .... Salel-Servioe--Lea1lng
ip«ial offer ~plrei Mey a..ch & Atlanta --Hobie 18. almost new. LAllEST 31 , 1983 For d e111h. . BACKSWINO $265, Sal· white meln & jib $275.
phone , dom uMd Only 5 left. Hobie 14' aatl. white, llYEITOllY
rlllM>hone aa1es 1Jtk Wutt4 -"""lw. FH Ill.WI
OrHg~ t.-n1, lni•t 546-0729 ,_, 1225 87~506 * ·75 5301, 4 spel . air 5105 uuvary Multi Family Frl/S.I 9.3 TV/Wit/Stn•l232 Hobie 14 with Jib& Trailer Cond . (715ZWK)
Luthenn Church 14261/81 Mendocino. --$1100 11· Sear• lnllat-WE PAY * '76 2002. 4 spd '1' (714) 972-4687 TIMI Colony DIW, lri.r. BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA Ible 170 4HP Ovtbolrd oond , (\25RKKI Full or part-lime. Pu-Mld-Weat College Girl
blllhlng company hu 5 loolllno tor Govefn8S9 or new openings tor l<>ITi. Nanny posttlon In Nwpt
lucky people. Commit-1re1 Refs furnished
lion or ulary, Wl'lk:heYef 70 lln&-9416 or write 10
la greater. Cash bo-P.O Box 1305, Wlll11ton, nuae.. H B. N. Oa.kot1. 58801
OALL mH APT MGR. Nortllrop Corp ..... 2llO ratlraa. age 56. m11e ,,,,, .... ••rt ...... Cauceslan {2 131
675-1220
Of (2l3) 40'l-07112 blkea, clothH, loya Color TV 2 yr wrnty SlOO 673.1431 Evee. TOP DOLUR * 78 833csl, auto Chtld~n·s HoeplLal of more. S l48 Free dallvery loaded (530062)
Or111ge County Open Sun 18' galvanlnd boal 1r111-FOii ISEI CAllS • ·79 3201, 4 spa StJn {714) 972-1242 111114'1 WerW TV John'• 64S.1786 .,, nu ula. ~ & AUil 1111111 root (547WRD)
or 1 (800) 841-7439 CllUtlrM'I Otllfef AKAi 2300 AMI 10 Rael. tlr•. S500. ,.....-6871 or • '79 7331, 4 SPd lold
Oeeret lndusln«S 2nd ANNUAL 7" auto r-M In excel-_7.:...11&-:..;__3;_7_04 ______ 1 NITWl/111111 ad (97 lUXB)
{714) ~~-8271 RUMMAGE SALE len1 con<! 3 mot gua.r Slill i Otelia 7122 2460 Hlfbor Blvd * '80 5281, 1uto low Ou.ablt'd Amencan Furniture. 10)'8, clollllng, $325 nrm 494-3569 _ COSTA MESA mtlel 1572ZVlf
homMflOICI ltema. APRIL Boat allpe avelllble New· 141-4100 141-1417 * 80 3201. auto sun Veterans ChartUes 16 9 AM to 2 PM Stereo Stolen -Mutt "" port e.ach 26'-35'...0'. rool I 1AHUll35)
of C>Bn~ ~t~7-06I$ 09t.tr It .. htrslty ~=· f;a;8 ~~~;', Cell 642""644 WI llJ !, ·~11c:g~4~1spe1 .1oad-
20 a.11ffiff1 ,..,,. ,., ..... SalvaUon Army 1 • It ~ Btyen 642-9570 Balboa Cove1 dock pwi GLW CllS * '81 3201; 5 spa , sun 1714) ~7-0831 -ea• IC f bolt 10 35' 1200 mo Mr. All TlllOll r--' I 1EBC299) Console atereo. am/ m 115(). 1180 ""' hi•all St Vincent de Paw Movtno -mutt Miii Kit. & radio. cape deck & re-Long, · * '82 528e; au10. loed-
(714) 633-111 din. hahld furn. moped, cord player, CHI rec· 81lbo1 1llp for 45'x14' ad (1EJA474) D!st SSll misc. 293 Upland order. Ilka nu $250 beam Wtr & elac 207 * 83 3201, aulo sun MYttflsiq ,..._
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CLASSY COIPE
1980 Mezda 626 2 door
coupe Crystal silver.
blue lat>tle Interior Ona
owner. regularly servlc·
ed. only 33000 mis AIC,
em-Im stereo c11ee11e,
recllnlng bucket 1ea1a,
aluminum wheel1 Runs
gr .. t -Is greet R-lly
de11Jled $5800 ObO Cell
Answ er Ad 44.t ,
642-<4300 24 houri
·79 RX7 Mazda. Kini cond. new urea. stereo caaset-
1 a , ale, low mlle1
$82001080 548-5839.
78 Mazd1 GLC Sport 51p,
1unrf, air. amflm 1ter
cua. n-brkl/1hoek1
See Sat 14261 Mendo-
c 1 no , Ir"' $2895 .
5S2.ot599
80 RX7, Kint cond . AM/
FM 1tareo, new tire•.
1nrl. mull sell $6200
78 911 SC, 1nrl, pert
cond, nu paint, rubbef,
trim. a.pl -t•. mlrr0<1,
air. crull8, elc 39,000
ml $18,800. 631-4721,
6'2-6177 or 646-1030
·77 •;. 924. bleck, xtnl
cond. low mileage. Mull
... 1 $78001080 Alk f0t
T ina w 966-3099 ,
831-3849 alt 6
'72 914 Por Mag whl1
X lnt conel 14350 ,
494-5729 evet/wknda.
78 POt'SChe 9 11SC, M#Vf,
Oek grn/cor11, xlnt cond.
$19,500. 557-0642 dye.
832-0729-
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Financine
On New Rena'e111
'II IDlUY·lllT,
1 17.000 533.ot242
Banllay • Rolls ·53 R·
Type, xlnl cond new
pai nt , $1 2,500 OBO
975-1022
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'74 S&11b 99, reblt eng.
sunrl, jus l tuned
$2000 /best o t r
642-7208, 642-9021
Tmt• tlH
'78 C.hca Llftbadl Go1geous sparkling
bleck body. all orig 6
•Pd. sunroof. elr, l18'eo,
11aw1eas Int, Runs great
S3950 970-05'8
·10 Corona Mark II, ,_
trena, good cond $1200.
845--0560
74 Corona StellOfl won Xlnt cond. Orig ownr
$1800 499-1481 ,., .......... .... , ....... ... male butt. AKC rag'd $1900 494-7953 9am-1pm. Furn. ctoti-. 7011 $223/mo 876-3483 Aon $250 640-5130 -·· l<>y9. 3112 Breed St.NB Canal Want--'·. Side Oe '°' 211' WI'" LARO! SELECTION OF . "--,.1m -....... 5166 .... NEW & u~£D BMWSI Pllbull Tarrier '--~..-fll fllOI WJ catemaran. Ruu, USED CARS & TRUCKS G::-. _1:...lr_m_5_5_9·_1_7_42 ___ __,,1 •80 Supra. bm, auto. air,
•tlCMtl lt•a 9145 1mlfm stereo. all extraa. UKC. 175 Centroniell Mdl M-160 Doi 111111 SALE 15' Sclloctl Rowing Dory 675-&e74 Of 6'&-9995 COME IN OR CAU FOB Ask about
Telephone 831-7287 metrlll parelel printer• ! Sii 16' Alden Ooun Shell Sl<Je Tie tor 28' ullboal nrE lPPIAIS&L TR ... n WE
10 IOllclton needed 11 130CPS. 1287 or olr · 11 lo 5 at/Sun. ver. S950 ea/otter 759-9338 ~ 8Mdl $7 15 ft Cormlar-0.lillo i t ... ••&-ID ,. •• ••-lll once, full or part time, no Wiii male A K C male Oue tlty dlllClOUnl avllt gOld, furniture, aoc:au., ·--....,.., •---IR'Y .., --• --•"
exper naceaa, w/lraln Lhau Apao wt ume 8~63' · dulgner cloth a 039 Pnrtt 7112 Cell MS.1606 -••..a• VOLUME SALES lhru our purchaae and
caJ11tt 1PM, 968-0151 only. No tee, ave 1 BlyWde Or . IBOAT SLIPS up 10 40 n 18211 BEACH ~VO SERVICE & LEASING INM pllllll.
55t..()361 ''" .. '" IOU,... Hl• c6:~ ~!y ~t;·~~ Avellable Hunt1no1on HUNTINGTON BEACH 337LOO~c~~... ,, •• IU ...
The Delly Piiot h81 Im. Found gentle F Doble, Qfl 0 t '3500 87W181 Herbour Davenport Ma. Ul·llll, Mf.IH1 (No Cherry exlt-405) lllNIT1
m edlete openings tor lltrCLU.ilt not ~MP Mutt find good DIAMONDS 3·5 kt Coek· ~ rln1. Jim 848--0178 Hlgl'lalt ~ lmrMCI for ~714) •-11to 1301 au-11 Slraat
..... pereon1 lull°' part a lloma. 545-9580 1111 ring 11 beau I. 31 Bertram F/8, SIF, twn local M 0 WWltl to rent vetllcle dOMeallc O' --NEWPORT BEACH
time ar.t ..-rMno po. .. ll atonee. l3500 value, wtn gH. rebll '82, meny • · · f re::; 551•8285 ra<1e-<1n1 Welcome e••
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agalnlt comml1slotl. Ell· L•rge new con1lgnment I "' nUITllr on Ulad car of .. ,_ va-6 0 0. pp 6 7 3-8 4 7 ~; . 4 WllMI Drl"' 9030 & Competlll ..... y Priced ... -218U ON
cellant opportunity ror ahO$> eocepllno new ... 7 33 lue. c.11 Lind• 846-2330 _5'8-:...;..::....:..:13:...:8:...:5 ____ ~~1 & Sliver. blUe ,..tiler. lo ml
p eraon with c1rur lect 1nt1qut1, collect-H.,b 95 "81 Mu1t Hll Oold Aolu 5'4" Aedc1Ht Avon & Tr1a1nrtatita 11111 .. 1111 ang A•klng lt0,800
embttlona. Send reeuma ablH & contemporary * *' BtJY * * m1n'1 witch. Oytter 4HP EvlnruCla motor. 1814 ..,...... 414 850-9748 tor pi9cie1, lerge or 1mal bfend Vllue 12000. Mii both good cond St50. Ca•pn S~LNllng
Or_anqeCout Conalgnment Connec-, .. ,... $1400.idn197S.2871d)'8 6411 •42 12 or (213) ==,.11::1::.:.--.-.--=;;.;;1.,.., .. _........ .. ..._...,. .... " rY""1VCAR\fER 11179 450 SL MB, Mllen Oalt)'Plot lion Comp1ny, 611 W. 376-9983 nw --,,_ .... ,,....,. ........ ,,.......,.... ...........,. brown e•t. brown ... "'
PO Box 1580 18th. St. C.M. 646-8018 MASTERS AUCTION 111 ... U..... 12111...::..:...:;...::.....;...;,_ __ ~~-l POP TOP, CMltom 1n1 .. hll WHtarn mlrrora, lrU"""C tv1W Int , wire whaall, quick ~ MeN. Ca 12829 u. ••l t 141 IHI US.IHI 1 -ua !llll 62 ft l11xury mot0< yacttl In rlor, mac h. Hcellent. mudguatdt. llldlng rear l{)l.$ "-''"i;;'I Mle. 714--07M200
EOE An .... •cn -... n ._.. Long Betctl. Fulty malnt• 8 n r r, I 2 6 o 0 . w1noow1. rur •tap ·~~,.~-..=~· , ..,. HARBOR AREA Au11 Floral Sof a, a·. 30 Htllum BallOone ~· atned. UOOK, I or ~ 714/67§:9306 bumper & much morel 1-....:...--..,..~---=-=~ 1111 11 ._
p IANCE SERVICE plllow-baotl, 1250 anytime, Fun tor 8eci Y parlnerelllp. "ulble -(2003121 '76 BMW 2002. auto, 091< CINn $5500. 675-3099 row Truell DfMlr needed., AP L 983-4068 Wk 4120-251 673-.4410 term1. GrMt for corpo-Nw In town'1 Cl~Nlfl.cl orig. ml. Super cond Oeyw. Hlll'ltlnaton Bch. we Mii rec:ond., ouar. • rat• entertainment. Roy can'*" you m..i meny
13150 831
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16
Mint cones. '82 aooo TUt·
Hf-f506 ~ 5'1>-3077 Chiming Clock, rlnga ev-ntlque Singer TrHdle "4-93-4e of yollf ntecla. 842-5878 •Y PJU 1...:=.:...:=·.=.:..;....;;~;_-~ bo. b11rgundy. chrome r•AvEL "'0ENT. min 2 I•-•-••-•1 ary V. ht, p1ey1 tune..,. Sewin g M achin e . i...:.:..:...=..:.:._ ..... ___ , '78 3201, lo ml. 4 1pd, whit, 1unrool, t5K ml,
" .. _, .-..-.-.. .,-y llr. $100 &58-3888 1175/bat otr. 646-1296 .1 fill lnnaJ Jill mega, elf, atereo, drMle wltT '24.800. MW792
yra txptr. ~ .. awport ~ 95l-8133 !::;;u;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;!;~~-==-:;iiiiiiiii;ii~· ftfW, n .. d• Se700 8-dl. ~... 1_....:..;..;_ ___ _...;~-1 Olnetle H I '1114 ewlv. POOL TABl.B ._
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.,.., ·eo 3000, xtnt concl, 97.
_;;;..;..;...;;_;______ llflar , cleen, llllOrkl cNira. $175. C~ ber, •'a7' llete, CUiton\ wood ...:;::.:....;·:;::......,::.:., _____ 000 c1ref111fy driven ""'1/Tr1111rlltf good 115. Dtyar, gu, (2)4' ~ 1100 M. O dellgn. come. w/bllllard PllE-10101 '72 BMW 2002. good mllet by°'""'*"'*·
_, lew office. M\at h8ve 2 deln, wonca good 175 110011, S40 aa. 110" w llOht a ..ii llnll w/fNfll. con d, new pa 1 n t " oecker 1m7tm 11.,eo tf• exper. trenecrlblno ~ • wood mini bltnd1. 2 pr, e VMied 11 '2000; aelllng llRllE OllllT 13,000/olter. 640-5280, tnchgoodknowlfdOe ol w-./dfy« moe old, 117& all. Reel-fortsoonrm.6411·1237 120..oesa
11Cl811 *""1 • N8por111 1'~; 195 MCh. Good cond. wood chair •1/cu0•t1lon, NEW MATIAl89 ll!T8 ... _ .. 1~. '74 2002. 4 1pd, 1unrf.
ah on atand. Call • ., 6754609 l30, ottomon 1 , m re M .,_sea •l -am/fin, elf, MW ,~. i..:.:....:..:.~----~--I wtcdyl. l40-"5
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Cllelllon• •• :;. Hi m!*. re::: ms. IClng 1 121: BALBOA MARINE .,_ .. .... ---&. olutdl. •
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From'Paoe A1
dona\ed by &ht lrvtne CompMy
ln 10uthem lrvlne.
Tht 83·)'Nl'.c>ld lnwntor and
bu11ne11m1n, who rounded
Beckman lnltrwnenta tn lrvtno,
hM pulhed tor • holphal ln \ht
dty for morw Uwl •decade. He
hu otwn been at oddl with UCI
offlclala who have never Jiven
up planl to build a h01plt.Al on
\he& campu..
"l'm 1tlll hopeful. 1 wouldn't
say I'm 1tronaly pomt1ve, but I'm
hopeful we can break down lh1a
growina rift betw~n UCI and
the community and get them to
work together," Beckman Nld
yesterday.
IMC leaders believe the $~
mllllon gift from the Arnold and
Mabel Beckman Foundation la
the largeat ever offered in
Orange C.ounty for a health ca.re
fa&Jty. Beckman aaid the money
has no strings attached for
constructing the proposed
222-bed hospital on land just
north of the San Diego Freeway
between Sand Canyon Avenue
and the Laguna Freeway.
The medical center is
estimated to cost $86 million. A
feasibility study prepared by
consultant Richard Slotow said
from $1~ to $20 million in cash
must be ra iaed from the
community to keep financing
costs low enough to support
reasonable health care costs,
Beckman said.
Beckman's pledge is contingent
upon state approval to construct
the medical center. IMC officials
are competing with the
HealthWeat Foundation of
Chatsworth, which is seeking to
build a similar hospital at UCI.
Beckman suggested his pledge
shows that IMC is moving
forward with its plans and said
he hoped the "cool heads" in the
hospital competition could still
work out a satisfactory
compromise.
SCUBA. • •
From Page A 1
the college did not provide
proper equipment and
aupervision on the excursion.
Atto.meys for the family say they
are awaiting results of tests
conducted on the underwater
breathing equipment used by
Scroggs. The equipment was
owned by the college.
By re~ting the claims, the
college trustees were denying
responsibility in the case. A claim
must be submitted and rejected
before a formal lawsuit can be
filed.
Partly because of the student's
death, Orange Coo.st College has
canceled all 8CUba diving c1a.es
in mid-semester.
A crooll 10011 • 1e1evl1IOI' Ml and •
pelntlng "°"' • ~ .. -)'991•dey "' Ille 'r~. '802 w CoMt ~,,,.
IOM -1M at 127&.
Liberian youth
• to resist ouster
lb STEVE MITCHELL °' ... Deir ........
David and Ruth WUlott aay
they've fffChed the end of the
line.
8artln1 prealde nth l
intervention, their adoptod
Liberian IOI\ Samuel ta to report
to the LOI Angeles lnunl&ratton
office tomorrow momtna to be
deport«! to hla blrtbplace.
Hia family aay1 he won't be
th~re.
"I'm not sendlna him beck,"
hl1 tHrful mother said today.
"You'd better believe that."
The San Juan Capistrano
family has been battling for
nearly three years to keep their
27-year-old son In the United
States.
The Willetta were Peace C.orps
volunteers In Liberia in 1972
when they met and later adopted
Sam. They. arbitrarily set the
boy'• 1111~ at ltl, all'\C\1 h~ had no
birth ~rd.
But under tho U .S
Immlaratlon and Naturallutlon
Act, Sam WH too old to be
c:onald r«t u an adopted child,
thu1 lnell1lble to live, In the
United Statet without a ap«ial
act of~.
He enteied the United Stat.ell
ln 1980 under a student vlei
which hu atnce expired.
A halt domn billa Introduced
on Sam'• behalf have either been
turned down or expired.
Church groups and friends
aent thou11nd1 of lettere to
Waahtngton 1upportln1 Sam.
apparently to no avail.
Now hi.a adopted parent.a say
they have but one way to go.
"We're gol"I to have to seek
political uylum for Sam," said
Dave Willett. But the notion, he
says. is ludicrous.
Samuel Willett
"We're uklng a friendly
Liberian to take asylum from a
friendly Liberia," he aald.
The couple aald they learned
today that the assistant director
or the INS in Los Angeles has
refu.ed to grant a stay.
Mesa to revamp sign law
By KAREN E. KLEIN
OftMD.ily ..........
Costa Meea'a new Planning
Commission has voted to revamp
the city's controversial sign
ordinance, allowing non-
conforming signs that were legal
before the ordinance was passed
in 1974 to remain until alteted
voluntarily.
Under the existing ordinance,
signs which do not conform
would have to be replaced or
scaled down by Jan. 1, 1984.
Businessmen in the city have
long contended the ordinance is
unfair because it forces them tf
bring down signs which werr
legal before the ordinance.
About 20 percent of the city's
4,644 signs are considered non-
conforming.
Mike Robinson, a city planner.
said another reaaon for repealing
the existing ordinance, beside its
unpopularity, is the fact that a
similar ordinance in San Diego
was challenged and declared
Invalid by the Supreme Court.
Under the restructured
ordinance, existing signs wiU be
allowed to remain and only new
slgns will have to conform to the
ordinance regulations.
Some opponente of repealing
the ordinance have charged that
any changes wall create an unfair
hardship for businesses coming
into the city.
The City Council will review
the matter for a final hearing on
May 2, Robinson said.
TESTIMONY: JOBS VS. NOISE. • •
From Page A1
supervisors she felt "imprisoned by the noisy
conditions" surrounding her home.
On the other hand, an AirCal flight
attendant who has been laid off his job
commented, "We all are assete to this community,
but more and more we are becoming liabilities in
the unemployment ~e."
There also was testimony from county
residents who didn't attend the long hearing.
Representatives for the Community Airport
Council, which endorses expansion, presented
supervisors with the signatures of 11,500 persons
who favor airport improvements.
COUNCIL·MAN INDICTED. •
From Page A1
Hodges and the others were
indicted yesterday by the federal
grand jury in I.os Angeles
following an investigation by the
FBI anto the alleged real estate
scheme. ·
Hodges, 39, was accused or
agreeing to verify false
lnfonnation on applications for
bank loans, according to U.S .
Atty. Daniel Broderick.
Other defendants named in the
indictment were Alex Logan, 36,
8ur91at1 tooll allverw•r• end jewelry
vllued at $4,000 from • l'loo-. In ti. 120 -~Via E-on UOo I*
Costa Mesa
AOOul $300 -~ ~ e -on NeWpOt1 llolMYwd ,.....,oay afternoon
...... -......, 11110 -front oftlOe""" • 9un and dem.,.d.O money from Ill• r~llS1. The "Ill*"~ on toot
"'"" • MCll of ~. •
of Huntington Beach; Paula
Fisher, 28. a real estate agent
from Cypress; Donald Fisher, 35,
a mortgage broker from
Huntington Beach and Deborah
Toler, 30 . a clerk from
Huntington Beach.
Hodges. who gained publicity
recently Ln his ill-fated drive to
persuade Queen Eliz.abeth Il of
Great BritalJ\ to vitit h1a city, waa
WlAvallable today for comment.
A colleague said, })owever. that
...ot,.., atore, --•Obbecl 1ee1 mon111. to the c:Mrk. ""'° notlfteo pOlloe
Gordon o. llruc*•. 42. -llOepllallZeO •nd ur••••d yHterd•I' •II•• ha ••• belleved to be under th• Influence of
rwcotlm "' the poolelde of n.. motel wfMrw
h• lived Brucker. •119990lf drlnkln9 •
mbdw• of -end PCP, .... .,,._, on ~of IUmWlln!I PCf' Md being --IN In"'*-of PCP
Irvine
" -· end --.,.,.., ., U05 wH reported ttolen from • "ome on
UPelme lul '"9111 PollQe UICI Ille llll<tf enwed .,., ...,..,_ ,.,_,.
-JEFF ADLER
•
Hodges appeared to be shocked
when discu.ssinR the indictment
over the telephone.
The FBl investigation also
reportedly looked into the role
played by Barclay Hodges in the
real estate acheme. Barclay, the
brother of Gil Hodges, was shot
to death last year after a day-
long drinking episode at a
restaurant at John Wayne
Airport.
Councilman Hodges also is
being investigated by the Orange
C.ounty Dist.rkt Attorney's office
on allegations of politic al
misconduct.
An indictment is a charge
brought against a person by a
grand jury. It doesn't establlah
guilt or innocence.
U .S . Atty. Broderick aaid
conviction of the conspiracy
charge hu a maximum prison
term of five years and a
maximum fine of $10,000.
KETTLER TO QU.IT. • •
From Page A1
colloa• board alnee 1963,
lnoludfna •veral tcnna u board
president.
Hit curr nt term txplr., In
November. The rematnJna four
board memben are expected to
appe>lnt an Interim truttete bo
complet_e Kettler'• t.enn.
Bandit hits bank
in Newport heist
A man wearing a tan
"Membera Only" jacket and
claimlng to have a gun, held up a
Newport Beach bank yesterday
and eecaped with $1,200 ln cash,
police repo~.
The bandit, who handed a
demand note to a teller, entered
Bank of America, 3300 E. Coast
Highway, at 10:47 a .m . and
threatened to shoot the teller
unlelll ihe handed over the loot.
Tho vei«an tnaatft ,_..ved •
1tandlna ovatlon I\ latt ~t't
board tneetlfll. X..ttlm' WM too
moUon.ally mo¥ed to rMd ht.'
prepared statement to &h•
audience, eo tho letter WM reed
by Board Prftident Carol O~,
While claimJ.nc that the wu not the reuon he .....,JMd,:
Kettler Hid lt added to h la
current ft'UltratJona on the board.
He allo pointed to the *rd'•
l~ of control to the atate, which
now dl1penu1 almoat all
community college tundtn1.
The recall campatan wu
launched early this yur after the
trustees approved the layoffs of
more than 100 fuU-Ume teachen
and admlnlatratora as a meana of
coping wlth an anticipated
budget deficit.
After leaving the board,
Kettler said he will continue to
work against the recall of the
other board members, detlCrlbing
the campaign ae "ridiculous and
Immature."
AIRPORT EXPANSION. • •
From Page A1
every effort be made lo
encourage the growth and
development of Ontario Airport
in San Bernardino County, thus
easing the pressure to expand
commercial activities at John
Wayne.
The compromise action was
taken following a public hearing
that lasted for more than four
hours. The action that finally
won three of the board's five
votes was proposed by
Supervisor Ralph Clark, who
initially favored a flat expansion
to 73 daily departures.
The board was to select among
13 alternatives that ranged from
closing the airport to allowing as
many flights as market
conditions demanded.
Supervisor Thomas Riley.
whose fifth supervi.sorial district
includes the airport and Newport
Heach, opened the hearing bY,
proposing the board setU.e on a
55-flight alternative, a 14-flight
increase over the current
41-flight ceiling.
Riley also suggested th.at the
county explore the possibility of
freezing airport operations at the
55-flight level. That was
apparently agreeable to Newport
Beach city officials -long
o pponents of any airport
expansion that would increue
noise in their nearby city.
But Supervisors Harriett
Wieder, Roger Stanton and Clark
voted in favor of the phased-in
73 flight alternative, citing its
"flexibility" and noting that the
decision approved o nl y
environmental studies of the
project and did not constitute
their final approval for the
project.
NEWPORT TO FIGHT. •
From Page A1
takeoffs.
The beach city has spent inost or its lobbying efforts ID
recent months to get supervisors to go along with a
permanent cap on daily flights. Earlier this year, supervisors
rejected such a co#cept.
"The city will try to pursue a bindinS agreement with
the county but with the firm understanding that such an
agreement would have absolute numbers considerably
lower than those mentioned," Hart said.
Barbara Lichman, leader of a citiz.en group fighting
airport expansion, expressed irritation with supervisors and
called the proposed 73 flight celling "totally unacceptable."
CABBAGE ROLL-OFF. •
From Page A1
•
Launching the fund-raiser will be a ''King Cole Ball,"
scheduled April 22 at the Newporter's Plaz.a Ballroom with
tickets costing $39.95 each. that tax-deductible ticket is aJao good
for admission to the two-day festival.
For those oot attending the ball, admission to the grounds la
$2 each day. . ~ Teams representing churches, e cultural IOCieties, 90dal
Rl'OUJ» and school.a will compete in , singing and dandng.
with priz.es ranging from free oveneaa phone calls to airUne
tickete.
Jt'or more information about the roll-off, call Cabbage Head
Quarters at 751 -2169. ,
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Coastal
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morning with lncre11lng ~tomorrow tdtemoon.
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eo.t111 high SI. Inland 715. Waw
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Firs t-time jobless
claims down 11,000
By The A11oclated Preu
WASHINGTON -Ftrst-Llme claims tor
unemployment benefitJS fell by 11,000 m the week that
ended April 2, the Labor Department reil°rted today.
The Employment and Training Administration
said figures adjusted for seasonal variations showed
that 487 ,000 jobless Americans applied for
unemployment compensation benefits at the various
state employment offices. That compared to 49S,OOO
such new applications in the week ended March 26.
The government's compilation ol these first-time
claims does not show how many applicants were either
approved or declared ineligible for 26 weeks of jobless
benefits.
GT E re ports h e fty earnings
SANTA MONICA -General Telephone of
California has reported a hefty earnings increase but
said it still needs a 1984 rate hike which would almost
double average re;>ideftial telephone charges .. ~TE
said yesterday net income for 1982 was $187.2 million,
up 57 percent from the $118.9 million reported for
1981. However, the company noted that about $25
million of the increase was a one-time tax gain. GTE
President David Anderson said the corporation, the
nation's largest independent telephone company, is
earning less than most other independent phone
companies. He said GTE is earnin)( about 13 percent on
its shareholders' equity although il is allowed a 16
percent return by the California Public Utilities
Commission. (GTE serves Laguna Beach and portions
of south and west Orange County.)
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