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Home My WebLink About1983-04-25 - Orange Coast Pilot~~tufted cabbage roll' • ~uccessf ul in Laguna 8'ytq the "t.fty" weather WU • ~ factor ln Ow low turnout, ~ ot thl ftm-ew.r a ... t Bluffed Cabbaat Roll·off neverthet... declared the two· du event a aucce.. !'. C.bbaa•·head Vlck Knl1ht •Id betw"n a.ooo and 3,500 ~ cabbaae kMan attended t"h"t ft1Uvh!t1 Saturday and ~y on the ll'elUval of Ar1a lfC>Unda tn Lquna BMch. 'Ibey wtcn-d two Armenian OOUalnl wtn round-trip ticketa to ~ after wtnn1nl the cook· off, Cn competition with nearly two doz.en othet teama. 'l'he team of Zena Savoian, 60, ot Montebello, and her c:ou1in1 Betty Su.Ida.San Bradvb, 42, or Monterey Park, walked away with the top prlae Y••terday. Jlm Dean, another cabba1• head, ••id procetd1 from tht cook-off wW benefit the NaUonal Conferenot of Chrlrt1ans and Jewa. But he eald tht orpnhlen won't know until late thla week how much WM rat.eel. A.mona Ju<taee for the cabbqe roll were f>U..r WaYM u well u 27 reataurant critic• and reat.aurateura. A dozen food bootha and 17 craft booth• hlghll1hted the two-day festivities. THI DRANGI COAST ! MONDAY. A PRIL 2S 1Y83 • Plagued airline m~y fly • again • 1h STEVE MARBLE or .. Dl9J .... ...,, .)'ailed Golden West Airlines, Wbtch halted aecvlce Friday nJaht. wu expected to announce io&y that it will .eek protection under federal bankruptcy law and reaume aervice sometime 11'# month. •.Airline executive• not connected with Golden Weat ~~ they'~e been told the u ter earner may •tart up aciJn aa IOOn as next week. An announcement was to be made dwinl a preea conference u. a.ft.emoon called by Golden West. Golden West, which moved ill beadquartera from Newport Beech to Costa Mesa three weeks •· ia the largest and one of the oldest commuter airlines tn the state. Poet Charles Wright UC Irvine professor shares national award for poetry BY GLENN SCOTT or ... o.ier,..a..,. UC Irvine lln&JJah Profeeaor Charlet Wnaht aaid today he wu 1urpr1Md to learn he wu chmen u oo-Ndpient of the 1082 American Book Award 1n poetry becau.. he expected Galway Kinnel to wtn. Formal pre1entatlon of the award 11 Thunday ln New York, but Wrtaht ea.Id he'll atay home and let a repreaentatlve from publiaher Wealeyan Unlverlity PreM attend for him. WrJ1ht'1 book comprltea aelected poem.a from four previoua book. pubU.hed from 1970 to 1977. He choee the tllle, he aald, bee.a~ many of the poema are about hia IJ'Owinl up ln eutem Tenneuee and weat.ern North Carolina and becauae the phraae reflecta hi.a interest ln "mualc and the IOUnd of languqe." lnatead, Wrt,ht ~ Ktnnel were •lected to mar. the ~oua award, whJ.ch pnerally la Nprded u orw of the top two American literary awardl a1ona wtth the Pulitzer Prize. Wrtaht, a LQuNI Buch resident who hu t.auaht 117 yean atlJCI, lharee the award for hla work, "C-ountry MUl&c: SeJected Early Poema." Galway'• book wu titled .,Selected Poema." Added Wright: "Actually, It'• my wife'• title, 10 I'm forever wat.eful to her." (See UCI PROF. Pase AZ) COUNTY 10.ITION OR ANGE COUN TY C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Bolsa Chica· ruling stuns HB AIDigos By ROBERT BARKER or..._ o.-, "'°' ,..,, An appeals court decision upholding a 1973 land exchange giving the Signal Landmark CO. ownership of about 18,000 acres of Bolaa Chica wetlands Is viewed as a legal setback by a leader of local environmental forces. But Dr. Peter Green, past· president of the Amigoe de Bolaa Chica, aaid the ruling will not deter environmentalists from fighting development plans for the area near Huntington Beach south of Warner Avenue and adjacent to Pacific Coaat Highway. And several leg.lalative proposals are being corw"i!ered in Sacramento this week that would have an impact on the area that environmental11t1 believe should be retained for wildlife habitat. The 4th District Court of Appeal in San Bernardino ruled Friday that the A.migoe were too late in challenging the 1973 land agreement which gave the state a 300-acre ecological reserve and an option to acquire an additional {See BOUA, Page A%) The halt in terVice late Friday left commuter carrien Air Irvine .. Imperial Airlines -=rambling to pick up stranded Golden West paaaengers at John Wayne Anne DeVu.sser (left) and Ruth Williams relate their hurricane-battered vacation in Tahiti. Green said the most important aspect of the Orange County and Signal land uae plan is that "it's damaging and destructive to the environment.·· Signal apokesman Thomas Fortune said the CQmpany "ia pleued but not aurpri&ed." ~~ramble hit full.force today -a busy travel day for ~esamen. Air Irvine, which operates nlne-puaenger Piper cratu, quadrupled ita flights, aotng from aix to 24 takeoffs. Imperial al8o increned aervk:e. HB women braved storm "The trade was negotiated between Signal and the Attorney General'• olfice. Relaxing vacation in Tahiti turned into a violent ordeal "It waa al&ned by state of:fioen, including lfonald Reagan, who WU then the governor. They're not going to give away land," Fortune aid. More than 100 Golden West ~ were reacheduled to «:>th.er airlines or sent to Loa ...... International Airport by llmouaine over the weekend. (~ AIRLINE, Pace A%) ()CC prexy elected to top office Orange Coast College ~t Bernard J . Luakin has been e~ to the top post of an .-oclatlon representing more .. 1,200 community colleges Jllllorlwide. • LuMin wu voted cba1rman of tlae board of the American ~tion of Community and Junior College.. The election t:aoJl place yesterday at the Nlodatton'a national convention In New Orleana. . ln thla role, Luakin will be IOvolved ln federal leplation, .. tndmtry-education relationah.I~ ~ ....,._,,"' policy matters. , SlecUon to the national poet comm at. a time when L\.mktn la ~ extenllve cutbadu ln ~ and f.eculty at Orange ~t Colleae 1n Co.ta Meaa. By ROBERT BA.RUR of"ltleDllr ........ Anne DeVuuer and her mother Ruth Williama went to Tahiti this month for a little rest and recreation on the crube ship Majestic Tahiti Explorer. 'the two Huntington Beach women were expecting to have a Bernard J . Luskin Orange Coast la dacrlbed u the largest atngle-cunpua community college ln the nation. Luakln, a r eaident of Huntington Harbour, became president of Orange Cout on July l, 1982. Before that, he WU preaident of a 1iater 1chool, Coaatline College, for aeven yean. good time, aomething they'd remember over the years. What they got were memories for a lifetime. "We ran from a hurricane at sea for three days. We made It Into Papeete harbor and the atorm hit that night," said Dow slips past 1,200 barrier NEW YORK (AP) -The Dow Jones industrial average rached the 1,200 level today for the fust time ln history as Wall Street kert lta el1ht· month·old bul market In hifh~·idely recognized a~ of 20 blue chip atocka climbed 4.16 to 1,200.46 by noon (EST). Laat Aug. 12, the av.nae atood at 776.92. On Friday, the Dow roee 8.0a polnta to a record-high l, 196.30, fln1ah1na the week with a gain of 24.96 potnta. Analyata aid the market got a booat f.nxn the newa late Friday of a '3.1 billion drop tn the buic measure of the money aupply for the latest reporttn1 week. DeVuuer. an accountant and businesswoman. The storm -the worst to hit the South Pacific bland in modern timea -killed one person, injured 26 and made about 25.000 homelesa, according to neW'I reporta. The two women rode out the storm without lnjwiea. "And we learned one important thing," DeVuaser said, "We didn't get aeaalck.'' It WU the flrat trlp to Tahiti for Williama, 70, a nune. "And it's probably golng to be my laat, too," ahe aald. "The way the ahip bounced back and forth, I fol the best maaaage 1 ever bad,' ahe ea.id. But the inhabitanta of the laland didn't fare 110 well ln the 95-to.110-mph winds. "There was almoet complete devastation," uid DeVuaer. "1 don't know how thoae poor peo~ can recover." But ahe aald ahe a '°'1\8 to help. The mayor of Faaa, a city on the other aide of the Wand tram Papeete, asked the Hunttnaton Beech travelen to aeek help for the TahltJ.ana tn America, they ea.Id. "They need money, food and buildina auppliea and we want it to eo dlrectly to the people and not to the aovemment," tald De Vl.l.88er. She aaid people want1n1 to help can call her or her mother at 964·6023 or 963-8065. The plan calla for the creation of an l ,800·slip marina, a navigable channel to the aea and up to 5,700 waterfront and ocean·view homes. It was pulled off the docket of the state Coutal Commiasion laat year becauae of Intense controversy. HB pilot lands in Valley park A aingle--engine plane piloted by a Huntington Beach man was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday afternoon on the central air field of Mlle Square Park ln Fountain Valley. A apokecnan for John Wayne Airport aald pilot George Bell took off ahortly after noon. Bell reported that low oil presaure waa forcinJ h_im to make an emerpncy land1n& in the park. The central park area formerly WU U8ed U a helkopter landing pad. No lnJuriee were reported ln the fon.'ed landini· 1be lnddent i• under lnve1U1ation by the Federal Aviation Adminlatration. -----------lllSIDE-------------. Driver killed John Fiispatrlek and Da•ld Robbi woa tlae Rbenhle Crud Prix olEa..,._ee ,...-..,,, ... , tlaeir ·~ eeMhradon wu 1p0Hed by tile ..... ., ...... $'! Belf &Mmmelialae 11e~ cn11a. ,... a. Are you thowgirl materlalf U you're o.ec 5-10 &Rd p~UkeSuu M~y, JOU ... , ... " • e.huee •• ille LuV ... Ule. P ... Bl. Her own b,ug Poor Erma Dom.beck. Ju1t oaae, the aaya, w'd Uke to be ~ ol u ladA.t•ual 10. catch a ""81 tJalat eTerJOIM lo tow11 doe111 't alreacly 'ha•e. ..... 82. • U Or1nr.cout OAILV PILOT/Monday, Aprll H, 1983 Parents can choose sex I of offspring lb PHIL INEIDERMAN °' ... ...,,.. ..... A Hund.nlf.on s.ch phyalclan la offertna a new twiat ln family ~t M.arolla, 39, chief of Huntlnarton Intercommunity Ho1pital '1 ob1tetrlca and 1ynecolo1y department, la ploneertnc a new technique to allow proapectlve parent• to ch001e the aex of their child before conception. Marolla wu the fint Southern CaWornia phyaiclan llcenaed to perform a patented "sperm aeparation" proce11 developed by Northern California biologist Ronald J. ~n. Currently, a ~ertill\l cl1nlc in La Jolla la the only other Southern California faclllty where the patented procedure ia offered. The Huntington Beach pb)'lidan now hu three patients pregnant through the procedure. "Moet of the couples I've eeen want to Umlt themaelvee to two or three children," he said. "Several had two or three girls already, and to complete their family they wanted a boy." In f-=t, the Ericmon procedure la deeigned primarily to produce male chlldren. A 1imllar procedure II available for producing female children, but testing of the method is incomplete. The sex aelectlon procesa is baaed oo l8olatina the aperm cells carry1na X (female) and Y (male) chromoeomes. The oella can be aepuated becauae the Y-bearlng sperm are more mobile and swim fut.er. A sample of the husband's AIRLINE. • • From Page. A 1 MOit Golden West pauengers uaed the carrier to connect to other airline fllahta out of Loe Aneelee or San handaoo. Golden Weat has been in financial hot water for more than a year, trimming flights , employees and pay during that period. At one point, the carrier actually ran out of cash and was fonied to defer gaycbecka to ita 419 employees. At the ume time, the carrier asked workers to take a 10 percent wage cut. Ai.o on .. JOO llliodi o1 1MI a.,.._ • 1971 111<19 Dodge ft/I WM br•.., tnlo II-eq\llPf'M"t ~ el 1350 w .. ..-n. A lone i.dl ~ e MIM rotlbed the Royal• Dry Cleeneu lllop, IU7 1-....on A-. on ....... .,..,_._ Tiie ,_. -., In cumlftC¥ &tended iorecaat Dr. Bharat Marolia offers parents, choice semen undergoea three to four hours of processing and filtering, resulting in a final sample that contaiN 80 to 85 percent male· producing sperm. The processed sample i.s then depo1lted in the wife's birth canal throU8h a routine artifidaJ insemination procedure in the doctor's office. Through body temperature charta, the doctor can do the procedure at the time when a woman la most likely to conceive. Dr. Marolla wama his patients the method la not foolproof. He sald, however, that 75 to 80 pen:ent'<>f the children born aa a result of this procedure are male. He said the apenn procesaing has been found to have no advel"le effects on the children. In fact, he said, the procedure often filters out abnormal cells and may reduce the chances of producing a rnalfonned baby. Could pre-selection of a child's sex eventually upset the balance of men and women? Marolia claims the procedure is being done on too amall a scale to significantly affect the sex ratio. It the program does become more widespread, he believes many couples will chooee to have girls. helping to keep the population balanced. The Huntington Beach doctor said his program does not utilize outside sperm donors and does r.o t work with surrogate mothers. Fountain Valley Foor PM.CM lllloy Hr• rime and lour Mlc:Nlln "'9. w1111 • t04al.,...,. of 11.120. ...... _.. trom • ee1 S.turdey n1g111 ,..... " -pwt<ed ... --9letlon T-.o -.t0n0 ~ ,,_ Ill 11,000 ... etoten "'°"' -,,_., DedrOGnl of • -In Ille 10000 blOCll of Felcon A tN9f entered • reeldenOe In Ille 10000 b!OC* of La ~ ,,._,.,. end elOle a MnclgUf1,,...., .. 1126 Laguna Beach A blCycM Y9iued 81 125 •u "°*' lrom a ywd In Ille eoo b10<* of St ,,.,,,, •• om. A r..ioant ol the 1200 btocll ol Soulll Coe•I Highway relurnad l'IO"'• lo find .----We e1ked: Exp8nd the airport? Science ·1 fair in ( A1lu1d at the Department of M~tor Vehlelet ofllce In Cotta Me••) Ane• MoNtt, 11, com~ •rtl•t, w .. tmlneter "I'm against expan1lon becauae of the noise pollutlon and I think the tax money (the proj~t would require) should be put to better use, In the colleges, the programs for the poor and elderly." ·Anctrww Certet, 8S, retired teacher, Hunttneton Beach "This may sound selflsh, but I'd love not to go to L.A. for flights. Plus, expansion would bring In more tourists and broaden our tax base. But If I llved In the area I wouldn't like It too much. The (San Diego) freeway has as much traffic as It can stand." '"Ho Hen, phJeloten, 21, Pountaln Veller "Expanaton would be fine tor me beoauM I won't have to go up to L.A. airport to get a plane. It would .. ve me an hour of ttme, maybe two or three hours when traffic Is bad." Wlnone Hollaw.y, houMwtfe, Newport8Mch "I feel there Is enough air traffic In the area right now. I have friend• who are very concerned about It. They llve close to the airport and say the noise level Is very high. They would hate to see It get worse." .IKq ..... M Wetnberget, HouMWffe, Corona del Mar "Even though I find It handy to fly out of there. there shouldn't be any expanalon. That would raise the nolee pollutlon and Increase the chances of a crash. I feel It• present size Is about right." " ~~·-tt·~~ . .P..1 corpalrete controller, .~Una Hiiie • Not being a property ownet near the airport, I have no problem bringing In more flights. We need more " transportatJon In and out of Orange County. But I can understand the concern about the noise -perhaps there's a way to expand without Impeding property rights.·· Irvine • I Irvine'• youn,aest .:ientilta will : 1how their 1tu.ff Thunday when : the city'• 1ehool dt.1rict •ta&• : one of I ta lDOlt l.napU'tJ\I annual l eventa-the Irvine 8denoe Falt. l More than 200 atudenta ln : aradee three throuCh 12 from the • Irvine Unlfled School Oi1trict : wUI di1play their homemade t proJect-at the one-day fair at '. Irvine HJ.ah School, 4321 Walnut A~ : The fair will be ln the 9Chool ( gymnaaium. It opem at noon and l runa through 8 p.m . The ltUdenta 1 will be 1tationed at their project.I • after 6:30 p.m. to explain them to : spectators. ; An awarda ceremony will be : staged at 8 p.m . to announce , wlnnet1 in various ca~gories. : Award1 are presented in two : major divisions: Phy1ical an.d : bloJ.oeical .Oence1. Several ace-: group dlvisionl are Involved. I Home to a major re1earch 1 university as well as hWldreda of : high-technology buainea1n, I Irvine la a place where equationa f are often as popular aa earned- run averages. Dorothy Terman, curriculum • coordinator, said many of the' l studenta in Thunday'a fair woo preliminary oontestl ln their own t achool.s to qualify. ; Twenty-one judgee from UC ; Irvine and nearby hludl)!H!r will 1 pick the winners, hued on both : the projects and oral interviews : with each of the competitors. : BOLSA. • • Fro~ Pag!_A 1 230 acres. • In return, Signal got clear title ; to the rest of the hlltoric wetlands. : The Amigos challenged the: ~t in 1979, claiming that : becau1e it involved historic tideland.a, the trade waa "a gift of i public properties." 1 But a Superior Court judge'. rejected the claim becau.e of a statute of llmitationa and the . appeal court upheld that opinion • Friday. : UCI PROF SlfARES POETRY AW ARD . • • The appeala court held that the : state received "subatantial , consideration" (the. land for the , reserve and the option to add the : additional acre.age.) I From Page A 1 The award comes just months before the Wrights are leaving the West Cout. He will assume a teac hing post this summer at the University of Virginia. Wright said they'll miss many things about The OWf>W of a eel pwtced In Ille 1200 blO<* of~ W1r1 reponed vandllle lled btoll.,, • wtnOow on the ~ Irvine POllCe -led 8c:otl Brlldford ,., .. 29, of W•tmlNt .. and larry OevlCI Neytor. 31. of Lei!....... T .,.._ on ouepldon of -"' "''" • deedly WMl>Oft, k~ end lewd conduc:I ... oonnc11on With .,., lt>cldenl -S.lutdey nlgf\I OfllQet Elle ~ ~ Illa men for a tramc ll'lolatlon -lie ,......, • radio~ they ... ~ of lorc:lng • women 10 J*form ......, acu .. they dfow lier and two lrlend9 -ITom . . .,., ___ 17 5.2 eo .,. 72 4 ~M 13 47 12 St 71 .. 71 .. , ..... 70 .. ..... IO t4 .. u n .o ..... .. 40 ... 12 • 4t :J :: .. , .. "° ... u • the coast but said, "I guess we decided on mountains over the ocean. Wright said he recently finished a new book of poems and has signed a contract with ~dom House to publish "'l'he Other Side of the Raver." Environmental leaders say i they will consult their attorney • and other board memben before : possibly deciding to appeal to the ' state Supreme Court. Our "346" suit in classic grey Brookstretch Herc, a s uit that can be consistently relied on for traditio nally correct styling ... and the benefit of Brookstretch. This exclusively-woven polycstcr- and-wonted comfortably "gives" when you move, bend or stretch, then handsomely falls back into shape. It's tailored on our distinctive "346" 3-button model in solid grey. Coat and trousers. $285 /rt e4d1ttot1 10 "'"''"'• ,Jto,,, /0111 pd n1re lorca w 0/10 o/far tlli1 ,.,,, (rt "'"''""' l""f> ''°PfrlHMd far '"'" 5'10" II 6'. UH,,..,, ,,,..., BN«ll'" '"'"or A"'"~ Bx'"" tnAIUSHC ttt• I • t I ' l I I • • -- NATION •. Supreme Court to rule on immigration raid s By 'he 41MClated Pre11 , W ASHINOTON -The Supremt' Court t.oct.y IVftd to ~ declde whether lmmlaratlon a1ent1 can 1weep ihrouah , fllCtories l.n IMl'Ch of W-e1al aliena while fellow apnta block l the exita. The ).&ltlcm uld they will ntvlew the rullni of a ~ federal appeal.a court ln Callfomfa that such raid ~ are ,1 uncomtituUon.al becauee they det&in everyone in the factories. ~· ~·Space prob e approaches record !' WASHINGTON -The ~r 10 apace probe was flying " past the orbit of Pluto today, abo'lft 3 billion milee from FArth , where lt wu launched more than 11 yean ago. The spacecraft • will continue on past Neptune on June 13, leaving the 90lar '~ syatem for lta journey into deep ap11ee, National Aeron.autial ': and SJ*:le A.dminJltration offidala Mid yesterday. On that '· date it will become the fint manmade object to leave the solar 1 system. .: Longest VA W strike ends • PEORIA, Ill. -· Thouaands of United Auto Workers memben streamed back lO Caterpillar Tractor Cq. factories in t.. six states today after settling a record 205-day strike b.Y accepting a wage freeze. Third-shift workers reportiJli to thelf' jobs last ni&ht were the fl.nrt of more than 20,400 Caterpillar employees to return to work after the UA W's longeet strike Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/MOf'lday, Aprll 25, 1983 Al Beirut pullout talks begin CAIRO, !:aypt (AP) - Secretary of State George P . Shults and the U.S. ambttatdcn to flve Middle Eaat nation• sathered in Cairo today at the 1tart of Shultz' ml11lon to arrange a withdrawal of llraell, Syrian and Paleatlnian fore.ea from Lebanon. "We know that we cannot 1ubtatitute tor ~e commitment and the eUort bf the people of the Middle Eut," Shultz aaLd after hit anfval at 1:30 p.m. (4:30 a.m. PDT). "We will ocmplement it and we will play a full pert, u full partnera, ln thl• 1reat enterprile for peece." t• ~t a major manufacturer. The new pact contains a wage freeze reduction in bonus time paid for perfect attendance, a ,. profit:aharing plan and employee stock ownership option. ·' DllltJ Not "9loto .,, ~ a'8n Aon and Steve llumke, or Silver~do Canyon, perch a top one or Reagan'• apeclal Mldeaat envoy, Philip C. Habib, allo wu ln Cairo to meet with Shultz md the U.S . ambaaadon to hraiel. ~la, Jordan, Lebanon and eria. Liver transplant boy imp roves MEMPHIS, Tenn. -A 13-month-old boy who received , two liver t.ranaplants l.n less than 10 days was "alert and •• active," improving enough to hold hia mother's hand, doctors aaid. Brandon Ball. the youngest patient ever to undergo two liver tranaplant operatlona. •(continues to show algns ol the huse boulders which na rrowly m issed their home last Friday night. No injuries were repor ted.I 11 Improvement and doctora remain optim.iat.ic at this point," .a statement from Le Bonheur Chil~'s Medical Center said yeaterday. The boy had been receiving antibiotics for a stubborn lung infection, but physicians withdrew the drugs as his lungs cleared up. Boulders ~it canyon house hults waa llCheduled to meet- with Egyptian President Homl Mubarak tomorrow and WednMday with Israeli Prime Mtru.t.er Men.chem Bee1n, who 1ent troopl Into Let.non on June 6, 1982 to rout the PLO. . -~--· ~~p· S T.A.... ;' ........ :~ ---~:; .c---.\1 \: - -t. --~-.:._ .. F einstein victor y predicted The second major slide of lix-injured it) the latest slide, said ton boulders in three daya was Jeff Taylor, a flre department reported early today l.n SUverado spokesman. · Canyon, Orange County Fire Resideni, in the area already Depar1ment officials said. were prepilred for the boulders, The hu1e rocka crashed some about half the size of a through. a fence and demolilhed Volkswagen, to come crashing a R,!~c table about 6:15 a .m. down Crom the steep hillaides. A behindthe home of Steve ana roc kallde Friday ntght had Ann Humke of 28562 SU~o knocked ovet trees and fences Canyon Road . No one was and crushed small aheds. The Humkes' home narrowly escaped damage when three large boulden crashed down on both sides of the atructure in Friday's slide. Offidah said the boulden are prone to slip from their niches in the hillsides when the ground becomes saturated. The last major 1llde in the canyon occurred three years ago. ln hla airplane en route to F.gypt, Shultz WU optimistic - saying a withdrawal agreement "is a very 00..able thing'' -and vowed to stay l.n the M.ideut u long aa there b a chan ce of carrying out hia mlmion. SAN FRANCISCO -A handgun made Dianne Fe1Ntein mayor, and a short-lived handgun ban that stirred up dozens of political complaints could be her ~ tomorrow when 1· voters decide whether to cut short her term. But in a final , irony, even people who want her out concede that voten likely )• will aay "No" to the lone ballot question: "Shall Dianne Killer: Don't follow me Shultz said he la llftpared to shuttle back aJld foith between Israel and Lemnao if that would help produce an ~t on troop withdrawal. He planl to 80 to BeinJt Thunday. "I am prepared to work at lt u long .. it 9eelDI that there ii a chance to accompltah eomething," Shultz told reporten during the seven-hour flight from Waahlngton to Britain, where h.la plane refueled before continuing to Cairo . Feinstein be recalled from the office of mayor?" "She's going J: to win big," predicted Dave Brigode. head of a pro-recall _, group, Otiz.em for a New Mayor. Videotape mad e befo re execu tion a warning to young people .. 1• Rare k iwi bird h atched a t zoo .,, SAN DIEGO -A newly hatched kiwi bird was reported 1, resting comfortably yesterday and spending most of the time . ,, sleeping in an incubator at the San Diego Zoo. The baby bird, .. , . unnamed and of unknown sex, broke out of its shell after its father sat on the egi for 70 days. It's believed to be only the ~ second auoce9aful batching of New Zealand's unusual-looking ., national bird out.side of New Zealand or Australia. · Pony Express rides again POLLOCK PINES -Amid cheers from bystand~rs. riders of the Pony ExpreD are again apeeding through the chilly Sierra daily, aadd.lebael bulging. tach niornlng except Sunday, Poetmaster Patricia Petenon turns over a packet of letters to the first of 10 Pony Exprea honemen, who carry it in relay along a 40-mlle mountain trail to snowbound Little Norway, a lodge-restaurant-.tore near 7,200-foot-high Echo Summit. The nden, ranging from teen-agen to 72-year-old rowboy Walt Allen, offered to tote mail after a muslve April 9 mudslide closed U.S. Highway 50, a major east-west link aero. the Sierra. Chi ld car restraints not used LOS ANGELES -Putthues of child car restrainta have l.ncreaaed since a state Jaw went l.nto effect Jan. 1 requiring them for children ~ 4, but-a death and two lnjurla last week prove complianoe Isn't widespread enough, oflidala uy. Little Patricia LaMuter, 20 months, died In a traffic accident when the car in which ahe was riding collided with another. or ste ps VIENNA, AU1trta -Cbanaiillor Bruno Kretaky, the dean of West European lMder'I. kept an electJon campe.tin promi8e and a.nnounced his resignation after co~rvativea ended his Socialist Party's 11-year majority in Parliament. The 72-year-old Kreisky. leader of this neutral oou.ntry stnce 1970, bas held office longer than any current leader of a European democracy. He was aeeklng his fourth outright majority in yesterday's elections. Lib yan planes to leave Brazil MANAUS. Bnuil -The government aaya three Libyan planes detained for a week are free to leave Brull today, but without their cargo of Nicar~-bound weap0na. A fourth detained alrcraft, a U.S.-made C-130 tranaeort, wu under repair and apparently would not be reedy io take off with the three Soviet-made Ilyuahin jets. Bruilian offidala aaid the cargo would be returned to Libya at an umpedfied future date. Libyan leader Col Moammar Khadafy aaid the anna were destined for Nicaragua'a leftist Sandinista resJ.me, which la figbtina an effort by exiled opponenta to overthrow It. MONTGOMER y I Ala. (AP) - Less than a week before he was executed, convicted killer John Louis Evans Ill videotaped a message telling children, "Don't follow me," a pnson spokesman said today . Evans made the tape last w~k at the request of prilon chaplain the Rev. M.t.run Webber, state pnson spokesman Ron Tate said . One of the condemned man's stipulations was that it not be used until after his death, Tate said. Evans, 33, died Friday night in Alabama'• yellow -painted electric chair after the U .S. Supreme Court 11et aside a stay ordered by a federal judge. "In recent months or years, he su.ppoaedly became a Chriatian," Tate 1ald of Evans . The videotape "la about his life and asking, you know, don't follow Na vy p ioneer George H ussey dead at 88 George F . Huasey Jr. who helped develop Navy weapona that .. ved American aailon from Japlll"M!lle IUldde attacka in World War U. ha died at ap 88. Hu.aey a Navy vice admiral, died last Sun.day. He waa heed of tht Navy'• Bureau of Ordnance from 1943 to 11M7, making him retp<>naible for all Navy guns, urmunition, bombs, mlnea and torpedoes. 'Cnder hia dJ.rection, a variable time fu1e waa developed for anti-aircraft 1hella that helped beat back attadu on American ahlpa by kamlk.uee pilota. Hu.ey allo waa in charge of reaearch Into "rocket guns," preturaora to guided mluilea. The rocket.a, fired from 1and.lna craft and alrplanea, were widely uaed to clear out entrenched enemy defeme1 before Gia made amphibioua landlno. Su..ey retired tiorn the Navy l.n 11H7. We're Listening ••• What do you Ilk~ about the Dally Pllot" What don't you like" Call the number at left and your meaage will be recorded, tran.1Cribed and delivered io the appropriate editor. The same 24 hour an1werin1 aer vlce may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic Mallboa eofltributor1 must include their name and telephone number for verification No rlrculaUon ulla. pteue . . 642-6088 .. s .. ............. ,... .. -..... ,_ _.,,,,.. .,, •• ,,. ....... ,,111 . 9M r.w •on •Ill .. ---............... ,..., ... ,......,... _., ..... .... ..... ,_.., .. ..... ' a:'' 9 ...... Tell us what's on your mind. ~.=:~ ...°"'°' ' ...... _ .. c:-.--.c;A ........... IMO, C:.., ...._CA Mtlt c..,,... llQ OllfVI~ ~ ~ ... 11<1•• t1011 ... H111111111ont, ea111>1l11 111111e1 01 ...,._,.,..""" ................. _.. ~-........ - me," the spokesman said. The tape was made by Webber's group, the New Life Foundation, and is to be used for educational purposes under an agreement signed by Evans and Webber. Tate said Sentenced for the 1977 robbery-murder of Mobile. pawn a,tlop owner Edward Nassar. Evans was brash and defiant during his trial , and he demanded death in the elecUic chair. But after his mother convinced a U.S. S1*reme Court justice to halt hit ortginaJ execution date in 1979, Evtn.! called the atay a ''sign from God,'' and decided to fight the tentence. I .Evans was the fl.nrt pel'90fl to die in Alabama'• electric chair since 1965 and the seventh convic t to be executed nationwide since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty ~ 1976. The electrocution -which required three l,900-volt jolts of electricity -waa rondemned as a "barbaric ritual" by a defense lawyer. Ruaell F. Canan. But the Alabama attorney general, Charles Graddick, said lt would serve a1 a "general deterrent'' to criminals Alabama has 58 men and two women on death row. Next in line for1execution is Wayne Eugene Ritter, convicted along with Evans in the Nassar slaying. But RJtter is not likely to be electrocuted MAy 13 because he "still has virtually all of his (court) remedies" left to pursue, said his attorney, John Carroll. Before Evans' execullon, a bill to change the method to lethal injection had been introduced in the Legislature. Shultz said he will raiae the possibility o( an expanded U.S. role in Lebanon in diaculaiona with Lebanese and Israeli officlala. Tee n to face life c ounty slaying • ID By Tiie Alaoclated Pren An 18-year-old Orange County man faces life in prtaon with no chance of parole for ta1dng two co-workers into a foothill area, robbing them. killing one and wounding another. Another defendant in the cue, John Vladotti, 25, faces trial May 2 and proeecutors are seeking the death penalty. Superior Court Judge Robert Fi tz.gerald said the younger man, Brian Hefner, "not only deeerves to apend the rest of hia life in prlaon. he should have been put to death, If we could have arranged It through the trial prooe9S." Hefner was sentenced on Friday. A jury deliberated only two hours March 29 before convicting Hefner of first-degree murder, attemp~ murder and robbery. One victim, Timothy Dykatra. 23, of Westmlruter, died from a bullet wound in the chest. His friend, Michael Wolbert, 21, of Huntington Be.ch, survived five bullet wounds but lost an eye. Deputy Dlatrict Attome~ Goethabi said h.la office not to aeek death for Hefner becauae of his -ie and lack of violent bl1tory. Viaciottl and Hefner allegedly aaked co- workera at a Garden Grove burglar alarm company to aooompany them lut Nov. 8 '° meet four WOO'len. On the way, Wolbert waa told to atop bia car l.n a de.olat.e area in the foothills east of Orange. He and Dykstra were robbed of the $120 they had been paid that day, then both were ahot. In a videotaped police interview played during the trial, Hefner adlnitted telling Ci8dotti to fire the ahota. ''The tint thing that cum to my bead," Hefner told detectives, "wu lf they weren't alive, they couldn't tell on ua." all cotton ch1no ... elwey.s a Lradlt.ionol fbvotitR., plcz.at.Rd or plom fTont ~g~tw1th sport.coat~ or kn1t shir\J.s pz.rhaps ona. of tha. most comf ort.ablci tr0Wlet"5 ~·11 q;vrz,'{'~ I. I , A4 Oranoe Cont DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aprll 25, 1083 Millionaire still 'leads dull life' Lottery windfall hasn't changed man, 61, after 11 years or riches WAR.REN, Pa. (AP) -A man who quit h1I tl0,000-a -year job M a liquor clerk when he became the Pennaylvanla lott.ry'a flnt milJJonalnl aaya he 1Ull wuhea hia own d1abe9, moW1 h1I lawn and f1nda life "rather borinl·" "Aft.er 11 yeen, nobody carea," aaid Harry Ward Caaey, 61, reflecUn1 on hla mome nt ot victory April 27, l972, when he won t&0,000 a year for 20 yean. "It'• a dull lite I lived befoR. lt'I a dull life I Uve now. I don't find lt exdt.lnl. It h.un't chanied me," he aald ln a recent interview. But Cuey la quick to point out Toast to volunteers that he'• appreciative of hit windfall. "It WU a 1odaend. My wit• w .. t.e~~ w. and tho died (ol cancer) etaJll montha lat.er. It did allow me to apend more time with her that I wouldn't tuave been able to apend," l&ld Cuey, who a1nce ha.a remarried. Althouch hla current llfe la "rather ~·" he aaya. "I tuave no regreta. It 1 marveloua for a 00-<:ent investment. But lt'a not all' that marveloua. It doean't 80lve all your problems." Caaey, who la reluctant to grant lnterviewa, wu the tint of ae people to hlt the milllonaire Jackpot In the Pennaylvanla Lottery. ThlJ'ty•t.t\Ne WOft priue of t&0,000 a year for 20 yeuw, 2& won tl,000 a l"eek for Ufe with a minimum of ll miWon and 28 l.otto winners have won a mln1mum of tl.03 mUlion. The lar1eat atate prise of $6,663,038.40 wu won Dec. 26 by Puca! T. Cervi, 77, of Hopewell Townahlp near PiU1bur1h. Cervl'a tint inaallment on a 20-year jackpot WU $264,430.40. "People are makinl btc money theae daya. Ballplayen make a mlllJon dollan ln a year," ald Cuey. "I feel like a Model T In observance of National Volunteer Week, the Laguna Beach Museum of Art hosted its nearly 100 docents, affiliates, committee memben and directors al a reception Thursday night. Volunteers also celebrated the opening of the Orange County Clay compared to the pm. they'N wlnninc today. I'm an antique. Now they have thoee bi& luxury modela." C....y d1d take a Florida trip with h.la d)'inl wtle aoon aft.er tw hit the Jac kpot. He tauaht hlmaelf to play cheu, dab6le1 now ln oil pelnta and bu taken up .,U. But tw ha.I done Uttle ln the way of major 1penc11nc. He atlll wu'hea dlahe., mowa hi• own lawn and tend• hi• vegetable aarden behind h1I red brick, ranch-atyle home on a tree·llned atreet In thla nor\hweatern Penn1ylvanl,. community. The Fountain Valley Jaycee1 will conduct their flnit annual benefit auction at 7:30 p.m. Friday, at the Mlle Square Golf Coune Restaurant, Warner Avenue at Ward Street, Fountain Valley. Ed Arnold of K.ABC €hannel 7 wlll be the celebrity auctl<f)eer. A.dml.uion i. $2. ~fund.a will help the Jayoeee' Conununity projecta, .uch u the Fountain Valley Euter Eu Hunt, the Junior Mi.la ConlA!lt and the "Call Sant.a" project. Among the Items to be auctioned are a 1983 Ford LTD, a trip tor two to San Francblco, Honda Motor motorcycles, and ticketa io sporting eventa. •Computer programming for youngsters 10 to 17 years of age ia being offered through Saddleback College'• .office of comrolJJ\ity services. Fee for the session , which includes eight hours of instruction, is $78. Classes are held at the New Horizona Computer Leaming Cent.er ln Laguna Hills. Jt'or information, call 831 -4646. •A workshop on word proceaing will be offered May 17 at Costa Mesa's Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. Cost is $25 for pre-registration and $30 at the door and includes a buffet dinner. ll'he eight-hour 111em1nar begins at 1 p.m.. .. For infonnation call the North Orange County Regional Occupational Program at 952-3060. •The American Lung Association of Onuule County will sponsor a four-week "Freedom from SmOking Clinic," beginning Thursday at Fountain Valley Community Hospital, 17100 Euclid St. The aessions will· be held from 7 to 9 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday through May 24 in the h08pital auditorium. Fee for the program is $25, which includes all materials. For more infonnation or to pre-register, call the aaaociation at 835-LUNG. Harvard crowd cheers Till1 Leary on return CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - Former drug guru Timothy Leary drew a cheering crowd of students in a sold-out appearance at Harvard University, where he returned for the first time since being fired 20 years ago. Tall and lean, his white hair sbaggily cut, the 62-year-old Leary drew applause the moment he appeared on stage yesterday at the 1,600-se at Memorial Hall. problem at the tame of his dismissal was that "the world wasn't ready for us." "I never have felt any rancor against Harvard,'' said Leary, accompanied by another former . Harvard researcher, Richard· Alpert, 49. Exhibition, which runs through May 26 at the museum at 307 Cliff Drive. The man who once advised the 1960s generation to "turn on, tune in, drop out," said the Leary was a lecturer and Alpert was an assistant profe980t o f clinical psychology wh e n Nath.an M. Pusey, then president, of Harvard, fired them on May 28, 1963, charging they broke an agree ment against using undergraduate• in their drug experiments. o.llr .............. Flashing victory smiles are (from left) director Alex Golson and performers Barbara Edivan, Jon Sidoli and Kathryn Johnson after their play, "Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer," woo the Western competition for the Laguna Moulton Playhouse. • 1n West Laguna theater best Moulton playhouse wins festival, will vie in national tourney By TOM TITUS ot" .. DlllJ ........ It'• "north io Aluka" for the La8una Moulton Playhouae. ror the aecond conaecutlve time, performera from the Moulton will be repwnttnc the wmtem Unit.ed Stat.-in the bi- annual. one-act play festival of the American Community 'n-•Amodation. ~·· production of ''Lou Oebrll Did ~ot Die of Cancer" wu Ct"Owned champion of the tm.-play ~t Saturday ' nt•bt on the Moulton 1t•1•. -~ out mtrie9 from Nevede eDd Kawall. Next ''iS.!r.. the ioc.l •try ii Balnm. for • the nation.al compedUon June 8-11. To '·rala~ fund a for tranaportatlon. the Moulton will praent two public performancea of "Lou Gehr11" Friday and Saturday at the playhou9e, 806 Laguna Canyon ito.d, Laauna Beach. Curtain time will l>e 8 p.m. Mm••on wW be ~. D1rec:ted by Alex GoJlcm, the p,layhoUM'• workshop director, 'Lou Gehril" ltan Jen Sldoli • a Little Leque buebU1 coach who takea 6t1 avocation too eertoualy; Kathryn Johnlon u bD wUe, a community theater actre9. and Barbara l.d.lvU\ u the mother of one of Sldoll'• ... than .... playen. Pd son I are Only a PreNendng child abuse Is a cure. Abuse: ~ a chUd Is a common lhrcad that NOS through th< llvcs of most mco and women In pmon tod.ay. And statlstlcs show tlut the violent crtac ln America ls often committed by adults Who were abused as ~dren Not all abuKd chlldrcn grow up-to be crtmlnall. II we can pre· vcru chlkhbusc, however. we can dccrcuc ~crk:a'• crtmc ntc. private charitable organlutlon that knows how to prevent child abuse. Bue we need your help to do It We need money. We nccd volunteers. Take the ftrst tcp coward preventing child abwc. Send us your check today. Or write for our booklet. I No. sign of div.ers And l 8bulC c::.t be prcvau . • The N onal Committee for Pttwt1ti0n ot GhUd Abuac la a Bc;<'ausc ti we don't all sun ~.wewon'tgcc .anywhcfe. -......... c. ....... W P.1enll11llQINMIM I ' Marching for 'dimes' March of Dimes walkers Emajean Washington (left), visiting Tustin from Ohio, and Marie Toussau, 8, of Newport Beach, cross the finish line at the 13th annual Walk.America walkathon yesterday. About 5,000 Orange County walkers raised 8416,665 for the foundation, said Larry Richardson, March of Dimes spokesman. Participation and earnings were up about 41 percent over last year, he said. Hitler's diary find genuine? Historians cautious, declare further study needed By UNNETH JAUTZ •111r'wd "-Wrtw HAMBURG, West Germany (AP) -Two prominent historians, including one who had at first vouched for the authenticity of the purported diaries of Adolf Hitler, aaid today that further study w• needed before they could decide If the papers are genuine. 1be historians, England'• Hugh Trevor-Roper and American Gerhard L . Weinberg, _appeared at a newa conference here at which Stem Magazine said they would back its claim of having diacovered Hitler's 60-volwne diary. Howe-ver, the historians took a more cautious view than the magazine apparently had expected. There was no immediate comment from Stern offidala on the historians' statements. In opening the press conference, Stern F.ditor- in-Chief Peter Koch described the magazine'• diacovery of the purported Hitler diaries as "the journalistic 9COOp of the post-war period." But Trevor-Roper, who bolds the title Lord Dacre, said, "A final judgment cannot be given until the whole text of the documents can be examined." Weinberg. a professor at the Uruvers.ity of North Caroli~ and author of two books about Hitler, said: "ll don't consider (the documents) a forgery, but there are further tests that are necessary. It Melna to me e.ential that ICholara Camlliar with the period have an opportunity to examine a tramcript of the whole text." Stern began publl1hing portion• of the purported Hitler diaries today. Trevor-Ro~r, author of a 1947 book "The Last Days of Hitler, wrote ln the Times of London that he had reviewed the diaries and believed they were genuine. The diaries run from 1932, when Hitler began hla rifle to power, to April, 1945, only days before he ahot himaelf, Trevor-Roper said. The archive has several unpubll1hed books, including a third volume of "Mein Kampf," 300 drawings, and Hitler's Nazi Party card, the historian said. Burned boy gets visit from Reggie California Angels slugger Reggie Jacbon has promised a home run to a 6-year-old boy ho1pi~lized in critical condition with burns alJeCedly caWled by hia father. "David wu really happy," said hia mother, ~Rothenberg. "I think he was overwhelmed. I WM overwhelmed." Jecbon abo gave the boy an Angell jeney with h1a number, 44, when he vwted David'• hospital room Friday at the UC lrvtne Medical <:.enter. David, who has been ln lntensive ca.re aince March 3 with bu:ma over 90 percent of hil body, Mk.ed Dune9 to cover his hands before Jaclalon arrived. He didn't want Jack10n, who'• been Davtcr1 hero alJM:le he played with the Yankeee. to ... that pu1I of eight finaen are mialna. Davfd didn't uy much during the ~5-minute ~ Mked me bow I wu doUlg,'' Jacbon laid. "My pert ii IO mnall and inlignifica.nt that if I cml do .ameth1n8 to help IOl'DeCJl')e, it'• important, .. the Nht tJelder laid. 'nw boy'• father, Charlee Rothenbera, has told 119W8paper reporters and police that he let the blaze that bumecl David In a Buena Park mot.el room. .__ )Ml had been told be would never '" the cblld anoe the boy w. retumed to bJa mother. 'lbe nwo wen ~ the room while on a trip from M.w YCll'k to l>ilne)tland. Botblnberl hll p'-ded Innocent, howewr, to -. atWDl*d murder ta\llir\I peat bodily harm, irid -.alt With a deedly weapon. He rmnalDI ln onn.t CoUnty Jail tp u.u of t260.000 b.il. --._. Pltk poUOe OWmr T..-ry Branum. who wu present duriQg the viait, said Jackaon told David all the playen were hoping for hla recovery. Mis. Rothenberg laid the vilit helped David face painf{.u physical therapy and medical treatments. However, Jack8on failed over the weekend to slam his fifth homer of the year. Need soine info? Here's the source LITILE Rock Ark. (AP) -You mi1ht never need to know where you can 1ell two pounds of human hair, but Jlm Hicka can tell you . He can at.> tell you why the boundariee of the 50 It.ates weren't drawn 10 they'd all be lq\W'e, and recite the leaend of the und dollar. Thoee are amoni the 3~,000 que.Uon1 that Hicka, heed of refelence 11ervicea at the Central Ark.uwu Library Sysiem for the put .wn yeen, and hia ltaff answered last year. No qu.tlon ii turned away, H.lcka Elna recent Interview. c.cncemtna the of the and dollar, be uJd, "It took UI a W to find lt. 'lbe l&Dd dollar bu f•~ on it that ~bollJe Cu1at.. The ftw boln in it 1ymbollae the five nall hole1, for ex.ample " ' Rtckl Mid the per1on a1kin1 why 1tate bound.aria weren't drawn 1quare wu told that natural bounder'-~ .. rtven and mountal.DI rmde &ha& Wk 1mpom.-. nw c:del' wtth the hair Lor .a. wu told -•tl-& ei.t -to try wtc lhopl. In• ex• pen• •Ive.* •(1n tk N*' llv) not htgh In prtoe; rNIOnabte: ot111tflld ldverUttno ' ' >· Or Cout DAILY PtLOT /Monday, Apnl 21, 1913 ~ 0 0 Y I A I I 0 • I T Y L I EXCWSIVELY OURS FOR MOl'HIR'I DAY: THE WATIRFORD LEmR OPENER Bec ause she's first· class all the way With tull·lead crystal handle, mouth·blown and cut by hand by master lrtsh artisans. $48.50. Available only 1n Robinson's Waterford, 142. where Mother's Day 1s a matter of style Ask about our Waterford Club Plan To order, call toll·lree- 1·800·345-8501. t 0 0 Y I A R S 0 F EXCWSIVELY OURS FOR MOrHER'S DAY: THE WATERFORD MINI IELL Because 1rs her turn to be waited on Mouth· blown, hand·cut. tull·lead crystal from Ireland, $37.50. Available only in Robinson's Waterford. 142, where Mother's Day is a matter of style. Ask abOut our Waterford Club Plan To order, call toll· free 1·800·345·8501. S T Y L I The ~ns:Yts Gift t 0 0 Y I A I S 0 F S T Y L I EXCWSIVELY OURS FOR MOl'HER'S DAY: THE FIRST WATERFORD IASKm Because love should be conveyed In special ways. Genuine full·lead crystal from Ireland. Left, $125. Right, $150 Available only in Robinson's Waterford. 142, where Mother's Day Is a matter of style. Ask about our Waterford Club Plan. ' To order, call tOll·free 1-IOO·M&·U01. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aprll a&, 1083 ..., Hats off to Irvine for a great day Irvine'• chill cook-off took off this year with a vitality ond spirit that waa a joy t.o see. • '"'The Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors the event sold 5,000 entry badges t.o the recent all day adventure. That's 2,000 more than last year. And although they're not sure yet how much money was rabed for charity, the promoters say they should at least match the $17 ,000 donated in 1982. A number of special touches made the diflerence this year. Entertainment was wholesome, varied and swtable for all ages. Food was everything and anything you could imagine. And even the local constabulary joined in the festivities by dressing as cowboys, not cops, for the occasion. Another happy note from the cook-off. .pohce didn't have a single drunk driving arrest Saturday night after the event. That adds up to more people, fewer problems and greater fun draising capacit y for those worthy call.$~~ the cook -off committee will choose during the coming months. Congratulations Irvine, for a great day. Opinions e•pre\\l'd 1n lh1• ~"'"" abOvl' clrt' 1no..e or lht: Dc111y P1101 Ol•ll'r •tt-W'>' • pre~\ed on lho\ pc191• dft' lhOW ol tneor .tUtnOr\ <1nd .t•l•SI~ Rec1der c omm~nl "1nvol ed Add•e\\ Th~ ;),11ly Polol, p 0 Bo• t~. (O\lo) MP\iJ C A •n&1& Ptoonl' '"" 642-4321 MAil BOK Disabled n eed help To the Editor: After reading your arucle Ill last night's paper regarding the street people and their plight, I had to write in the hope that more people will take an interest and that somehow, something will be done in their behalf. We must not just shrug our shoulders and do nothing. I have a very special interest in our state institutions. My daughter, Annie, now aged 20. suffered a hemorrhage in her b rain, causing severe brain da m age. She has been in hospitals ever since then, private hospitals until our insurance ran out eight months ago. Now she is in a sta te institution. She haa very poor judgment, is hostile and is physically abusive. Burned out ls a term we became used to very quickly -the staff would burn out, or be worn out by Annie very. quickly. We spent a lot of time looking for h06pitals willing to take Annie. There are very few out there! The state hospitals are understaffed because they do not have the funding they need. We must get legi&tion passed to help those who cannot help themselves. MRS. HELEN DEGREE Airport runway solution To the .Editor: Customarily I do not venture into the political arena buj I am so upeet with the John Wayne Airport fiaaoo that I want to offer my solution. To date 1t>any millions o f dollars have been bounced around for new locations even to cutting off mountain tops. In looking over the present site from the air it appears that a strip, two runways wide or 90, could be condemned to connect the John Wayne Airport with the tr Income tax law To the Editor: I found the April 4 Waters/ Blackburn article about Paul Fisher's tax plan Interesting. However, I hope their facts an? more accurate than their statement ... "At best the income tax which didn't exist until 1912 and didn't affect small taxpayers until WW2 ... " The fact la It wu employed ln Marine Helicopter Base This would necessitate building runways over 405 but it seems successful at LAX. If this were worked out, it would be possible to have runways over four (4) miles long and the planes obviously could fly in and out without bothering anyone. Then too, there would be ample ground on which to build an adequate tennin.al. THOMAS R. YOUNG Irvine lhe U.S. as a war tax in 1862, but although there were several attempts to pass permanent legislation, like the income tax law o{ 1894, it was not llCICOlllpliahed until the enactment of the 16th Amendment in 1913, the income tax law of 1894 having been declared unconstitutional. T.L. ANDERSON l. M. BDJd I Troubled trio M oney, children and long- dlstance driving -thae are laid to be the three main sources of arawnertt between huabanda and '#ivea. Debate over money and cb11dren ia too various to itemize. fBesides, you already know all about that. In the matter of trip driving, however, reaearchen claim most huabanda complain that their wives can't read road map. and mo11t wives say their huabanda are too stubborn to stop and uk directions. Q. Are the male dloolteachera In Sau di Arabia permitted t.o teech female studm1a? ·A . Only by way of cla.ed- drctlft TV. P olla 1how 7 ptteent of the pownup Amert.cam have never hmrd of •'O.mte:r's 1.-t Sw,d." Moet renowned of hbiory'1 pro1n o1tlca t ora wa1 Noetndamua, who made bla 1wcUcUOM between 1&03 And uee A.D.Am-..s u be ~ forwaw the u •alnaUODit of John .nd aoa.t~C.O't '*1 thl\. JM be dkl 1blt tbNe po•trful WaUld rtll ... ~lb and hii .... QM ....... ldu.dt,,•~ ..... ~ ........... , .,..bt .. J<oetradaanMI __.up with aome uncanny visions. He predicted the Great London fire of 1666 and the French Revolution. He wrote of Louis Pasteur by name. And he laid Germany would get a leader named Hiater, close enough to HiUer to be noteworthy. Q. Did women ever appear stark naked on ~ when my ~wuaboy! A. Not unle. he wu a boy after une. That w• the year the tint women perfonned in total nude on a stage. At the FoUes Beige1ES ln France, it w-. 'lbe lhow ao excited the audience of the day that travelera from all over the world conver~ed on Paris. Thia .I.a reportedly the mott widely ~ted ~ in the Soviet Union: 'What 1 the ciltference between Capitalism a n d SodtJltmr' A.ninrer: .icapltalllm \I lhe exploitaUon of man by man. Socl•llan II tht oppOlite." Q. s.rtendll"I nU ... dr1.rWI wlth ~Whal II tt'f ~ IYl"P· • Catching a big fish WASHINGTON -Hans Lipechis, a former SS guard at Auschwitz, Is scheduled to be deported to West Gennany this month He will be the first suspected Nazi war criminal, according to the Justice Department, to be expelled. L1 pechl!l 1S a small fry. This is the story of a big fish. He is Valerian Trifa, once a -power in the Iron Guard in his native Romania During the Nazi occupation, the lron Guard was Romania's home-grown version of the Nau party Trda was a n ideologue, stridently milJtant with a unique gift for incitement, the author of violently inflammatory anti- Semitic tracts. He is held largely responsible for mciting a bloody pogrom in January 1941, in which hundreds -perhaps thousands -of Romanian Jews were butchered . In 1955, I discovered that Tnfa had escaped with the fleeing Nazis and had obtained secret G. -J1-c1-1-11-11-11-1 -~ refuge in the United States .• exposed his dreadful background, which he had Uied to hide behind a cleric's collar. OVER THE next 28 years, i continued to protest not just his p~nce in the United States, • but the sympathetic treatment he has received from a succession of U.S. administrations. For example, he was 10vited, as bishop of the Roman1an - Ameri<'an Orthodox Ep1SCOpate, to lead the Senate in prayer on May 11 . 1955. As late aa May l. 1979. he was given a friendly interview on Radio Free Europe. Two broadcast employees who complained were fired. Finally, last Oct. 7, the Justice Department announced that the Nazi hunters in the Office of Special Investigations had succeeded in bringing a deportation order against Trifa, The ex-fascist had L'\)me to the end of the line. Or had he? More than six months later, Trifa is still Living in the Detroit area. The reason, according to Neal Sher, acting director of. the Special Investigations office, is that no country will take Trifa The government can't JUSt dwnp him ~yond the three-mile limit like a load of garbage -however fitting that might seem Under the law, a deportee IS given his first c h oice of destination Trtfa picked Switzerland, but the Swiss refused to accept him. That left it up to the government to find a country willing to give Tnfa refuge. The Justice Department first tried Italy, from which Trifa had emiwated to this country in 1950. Italy refused to take him back, despite Tnfa's personal entreaty The department then tried West Gennany. Nothing doing. WHAT ABOUT Romania? After all, that's where Trifa's outrages occurred. A suitable JUStice should await him there. A Justice Department 90urce suggested that the Romanians had been uked to accept Tri.fa, but there has been no response to date A Romanian Embassy official told my aaoci.ate Luoette Lagnado that his government had helped with the U .S. mvesugauon of Tnfa So the search continues, and it IS being closely morutored by the House Jud1c1ary Comrruttee and its chairman. Rep. Peter Rodino, R-N.J Meanwhile, Valerian Trlfa -who admitted his membership in the Iron Guard and to lying about it on his immigration application 33 ye~ ago -continues to live comfortably ln this country, the spiri tual leader of 35,000 Romanian-American Orthodox Church members. Light touch of electricity When my wife utters a lJttle gasp of surprise as she's sitting at her desk paytng the bills. I know she's looking at one t-.t's more than she thinks 1t ougth to be. (I have devised a system for not worrying about bills that I recommend to any husband: let your wife pay them and she can do the worrying.) She often gasps when the bill for our electricity comes in. When I ask what it is, and say it doesn't seem like too much to me, she explains that it's twice as much as it was three years ago. THE FACf IS electricity is the cheapest thing we buy. We have an eight-room house in an area where electricity is expensive in relation to many parts of the country and 1t costs us around $600 a year. Just for fun, I was counting the electric light bulba in the house. Counting the basement lights and the neon tubes over t ;'J ------..&~ ANDY RDDNIY ~ the stove and over the bathroom sink. there are 73 Some rughts as many as 18 of them are burning. I tend to leave lights on when l go out of a room if I plan to come back. Do we get our money's worth out of our electric bill? The television set in the living room is on three hours a day and sometimes the Ii ttle black and white one in the kitchen la on at the same time. The dishwasher in the kitchen and the washing machine downstairs may be going at the same time, too In the kitchen we have a toaster oven next to the food mixer, a can opener and several other electric gadgets I'm embarrassed to tell you we own. ln the basement I have half a dozen power tools mdudmg a table saw that often blows a fuse 1f I run 1t while my wtfe has the dothes drier going. In the summer I tnm the hedge with an electnc clipper and t'ome m on a hot day to our air-conditioned kitchen for a <.."old drink out of the refrigerator. Don't teU me $600 is expensive for au that or I'll make you a bat.ch of ice cream in my electric freezer One of the great satisfactions of life ia to get some difficult job done more easily with the help of some tool. That's what electricity does for us. Plug-to energy at the flip of a switch. THE GASPS from Margie's desk are most audible when the bills come after Christmas. At Christmas we often leave the lights on in front of the house as w ell as the lights on the tree in the livmg room for twelve hours a day. Our four kids are all home then taking long hot showers and drymg their hair with electric hair blowers I w as th1nk1ng about the electnc bill in relallon to other things we pay for. -Our telephone bill, for mstance lS more than our electric bill. How's that for ridiculous? li my wife wants to gasp, she can gasp over the telephon~bill. -The other night '* went to a good restaurant and the check came to more than $40 for two people. I figure electricity oos\s us $1.60 a day. so the $40 we spent in the restaurant would have pa.id for 25 days worth of electricity. -I bet ~e spend $200 a year on lettuce. That's a third of our electrical bill. I like lettuce but I wouldn't trade it for electricity Maybe the electric company will read this and offer to give us one month free That would make me gasp Citizen watchdog pays off Bob March1on1, a Benecia resident who. as a self-appointed watchdog of his city'a expenditures, undoubtedly ia '8bout as popular as a skunk with local officials, reports an aspect of local government waste which should be considered by Governor George Deukmejlan and the legislators ln weighing the needs tot allocations of state funds to local aovcmment. The pesky M•rchlonl poured throuah the public records of city vcpendlturea to dis.cover the iaxpayen had footed tho bill fOf' 11 city otfl<:lala to attend the Leag~ of Chi• convention in s.n Dleco ._ tall. TUE GROUP lncluded lhe mayor, city man•1er. thre'- oouncilmen I the po1ke and fjri chteft, and some department hetilidl. All.coli.ci.d $4~ pv diem Puncla WIHll/ llACIDRI expenses although some collected for five and six days though the meeting lasted only four days. In addition they were relmbursed for their hotel bllls whJch, for most, ranged around •220 but the mayor's hotel bill was $954. It mifht also be pointed out each paid a •7~ regiltraUon fee whkh netted the Lftsue •cool •a2~. Includlna tranaportaUon coeta M~hlonl iallle. the toial bill for the e>tC'WSlon at $~.774.$1. not coUJ'\Jina the Mlari• of lhOee attendJ.ni. Reatonably Ma.rchlonJ, u ~U u other dty JWldenta. may f1k 1'WM thll trip nece.aryT' It~ ·------· be contended that by attending such meetings the officials gain knowledge helpful to them .iJl conducting the business of the city But 1s it knowledge that couldn't have been gained otherwise? And do the benefits justif)"'the expense? But the $64 question is why it was necessary for so many to attend, nearly all of the city's top level management? The Leasue's convenUon is an annual event. If each city eenda unllnuted delegations .., ~necia did, the cost to the taxpayers must be staaering. Probobly no gJ"OUP however is as active In attending seminars. ronventions. "work-shops" and other (qrms of out of town rneetinp u the .c:bool people. The 1uperlntendent1, 1chool ad.m1n.llU'aton and .cbool board members all have their .-oc:.iaUona which rneel not only annually but often In re8fonal me.ta. Marchiom may be a pest to ha city off1c1als but it is too bad th ere aren't many more Marchionis around the state to bring to full exposure the abuse o f the taxpayers by such expenditures. \ ~__;~~~:,I :~l ' .. "Old you get the u larv In. crNse?" l j I • ! I I I I I I I I • I I ' ' , • g Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Mond , .. 26, 1913 • Video COHJJCS snickering over 'sniglets' '16.50 DINNER FOR TWO ' ' I I I • J ' Br PUD ROTHENBERG l#T......._ .... NEW YORK -l'or the romantic, lt'is OK \hat wc:wdl can't exprem ca1a1n experiences. B.ut for the ...U.t. ther. are holee lD the dktion.ary. •Nonh that Noah Webater left out -like the junk that accwnW.tee on the neck of old ketchup bottle1i, or A ·gJossary of 'sniglets' NEW YORK CAP> -Here a.re .ome more of the "mialew" you won't find In any dictionary but wllf find in the glossary of H ome Box Offlce'a "Not Neceaaarlly The News": Aquadextroua -adj, the ablllty to tum bathtub faucew off with toes. Bulbular Syndrome -n, obsession with opening refrigerator door to catch It with the light off. Flagrophobia -n, fear that cashier will charge you for the magazine you've been anw-reading at the checkout count.er. Motspur -n, the bad whee l on a supermarket cart. Perpitation -v, act of taking an iu•m off a supermarket shelf and placing It on another shelf. Rwnpaphobia -n, fear of someone walking In on you In a public toilet. ~hnicka -n, dark grill marks on steaks. Sperawa -n, star-shaped marks on ends of hot dop. Sperrew -n, marks on face from sleeping on a chenille bedspread. Squimew -n, the thin strands on a banana. Thermalophobia -n, fear of being 9C&lded In the~. WoUlinl -v, act of informing HOmeOne they have food on their face by pointing to the same spot on your face. the wr1nklff c:aueed by extended llay1 In the bathtub. Some o1 thoee hol• now can be fllled, thank.a to oomedJan Rich Hall and hla "Not Ready tor Network Player•" who ap.,.ar on Home Box Office'• monthly spoof, "Not Nec:euarlly the News." ffengeforth and forTterMOR, there will be "~ew" for once-wordl .. IStuationa. 'Whenever you can aay, 'oh, th1t thtna' you've aot a antglet." aaya Hall. "lt'a aomethina th.at should have a name but doesn't." According to Hall'• unabridJ(ed dlcUonarv. "flen" la the black crusty re.atdue found on the neck.a of old ketchup bottlee. "Gracklel" are the •trance wrinkles that appear on your body when you've 1tayed In the tub too Iona. Snl1leta are all over the place. Durlna the converaaUon with Hall he 1pled a Blc pen and decided that the lnnocuow hole on the aide of the oen dnerved a name. It wu dubbed "bllnt." "You try for a name that fita the tmage," he ur. "But we find a lot of thHe worda have aome o the aame sounds.'' "Lub" is any particle of food that becomes lodged ln one's teeth, prompting the fear of same, "lubophobia." • "Lebbetta" are the mangled pieces of bread In a ba1 that are passed over for fresher pieces. ''Chwada" are thoee ha.rd pieoee of gum that 11eem to be part of the furniture, at leut they're frequently found under chain and tables. Hall aaya "flen" I.a the moat popular sniglet. "Relearch aaya HBO's primarv audlenoe la males from 18-25, and that deecrivee the kind of JlUV who's bound to have an old ketchup bottle around," he says. The Idea for sniglew came when Hall was malling a letter then checking and rechecking to make sure ll went down the mailbox. He calla that "premblememblemation.11 ~iut""'°' muat_h.aye experienced it when they their anigle'br"to HBO. Hall aaya about 10,000 IUgelt:iona have been received. Many of them are crude and dwell on bodily functiona," says Hall. ''One we keep aetti.ng ls the goo that's In the comer of your eya when you wake up. Some auggestiona are written in crayon. We got one from an HBO vice president, but It was A billion-dollar boondoggle· Probe turns up military coverup in record keeping deemed to be below 1tandarda.11 Nono of Hall's 1ru.lete hae achteved official aanUon. "WMn I calJ.d; Funk & Wqnall where both out, and Daniel (he meana NoaM Webster la dHd," uya Hall, a 1tand-up comedian by profemlon. Hall I• a wrlter and on-camera company member of HBO'• "Not Neceuarlly the Newa," a fut-peoed oollectiqn of aend-upe, new' apoofa and splice jobs on pollt.iclana. Some aegmenta were part of the under1round tape• that recently we re makiruc the rounds In Waahlrulton. lncludlrur the White Hou.e's cloeed-drcuit TV·ayatem. When an announcer Intones, "Ladles and Gentlemen, the preaident of the Unlt.ed State.," Reagan, from an old movie clip, aauntel"I Into a Western aaloon. He'• we.vtna a white hat and ii confronted by a vermin who lan't: "I'm poor and I'm hungry. What am I l{oln$t to do?" Rea~an says 'shut up' and decks him. In the 1plrit of blpartiaanahlp, Houae Speaker Tip O'Neill la also on the tapes. With a little audio hocua-pocua, hia roll-call vote turns out to be orders for plu.a. "How many for anchovies?" "O'Neill should be wary of 'atroodlea.' You know them. They're the atranda of pizza that grow loruter and !Oilier the more you try to tear them ott'!• PUBLIC llOTICE 0 Notice Is hereby given that a publlc hearing will be held In order to review the City of Fountain Valley's Housing Assistance Plan. The public hearing will be held at the Housing and Community Devetopment Advisory Board meeting on May 4, 1983, at 7:30 p.m., In the City Council Chambers, 10200 Slater Avenue. Persons wishing to revtew the City's Ho,uslng Assistance Plan, which addresses housing needs and goals, . should either attend .the meeting or contact the Planning Department at City Hall, 963-8321, Extension 269. 'I I I I' \ ~ 11 , ',I ' I / 1 f{ I I I , ' , .-~ Ue• '111• §aetano'~ (} faltan. C!.u.L£Uu 4952 Warner 848-2818 at Boise Chica Huntington Beach l I I ..... ~· - NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -The Air Force, Army and an agency that handles supplies for all the armed services hide billions of dollan in inventory · errors, aocording to a report by the Investigative arm of Congress. Center of $85 million worth of goods over f;~ yean. After a day of hearinp in Nocfolk In 'February 1982, the subcommittee broadened iw lnvesdgationt-;=======:;:-r------===:;:===========;:;;:;:;:;;:;:;:;;:;:;:;;:;:==:.:' to include supply problems In all branches of thel · The General A.ocounting Office, In a report to be iallled this week, cited Instances in which tan.ks,. miuiles, aircraft and ships were out of service becau.e they lacked parts that lnaocurate records Indicated were available, the Virginian-Pilot and the Ledger-Star reported yesterday. Spokesmen for the Defense Department declined to comment until a1ter Pentaaon officials review the report, the newspape.n reportA!d. The House Armed Service• readiness subcommittee reques1ed the report and will meet Wedne1day in Washington to receive it. The subcommittee has been investigating Defense Department supply problems Iii.nee June 1981. The investigation was prompted t.y the diaa arance from the Norfolk Naval Supply RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY, INC. .......... _ __. .... 192~ HAHOI llVO. COSTA MlSA -541-1156. ~~ ~oulh Coas1 Oes.gn Cen1e1 •n Slone M•H armed services. At the subcommittee's request, GA<) auditors and lnvesa!~ton studied the records of four majo supply f ties for the last two fl8cal years. Two of the faclllties were operated by the A.fmliJ, one by the Air Force and one by the DefmM!I Logistics A¥.ency, whlch handles auppliea Wied by all of th eervtces. SAVE MONEY ON YOUR INSURANCE A TI :::: .. , MONlMlY r,UMIHT "I find the GAO report ahocklna," said Rep. Dan Daniel. D-Va., chairman of the aubcommittee. RABBITT INSlJtANCE "It clearly strikes at the integrity and management 441 Old N.wi-t Blvd If.,_ .. ,.,. of the defel* a.apply system. N•wi-t a..ch, Co. "It I.a very likely that the aervk'es are buying 1 ":'.:===63='=·7=7~40==~:....J millions of dollan of unneeded It.ems. 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SCHMID a IJll.,,......., WASHINGTON -Americana _.. •ttlna cber to each other. l t ' 1 n4 t a q u e a ti o n o f trt.endahip. It'a a ai.mple matter of numbers. '11\e lncreue in the population hM lncreued population denalty by more than half over the last ao years. The 1980 census found an aver~1e of 64 Americana per tquare rnlle, up from 42.6 in 1950. New Jersey ia the mo!Jt crowded state; there are 986.2 people per aquare mile. Alaska i.a the emptiest -only 0.7 people pa-.aquare rnlle. • Jlt>pulation denalty in the 49th atate baa more than tripled since 1950 when lt waa 0.2 per aquare mile. The growth in New Jeraey wat closer to the n ational avefage, climbing by 53 percent &om 642.8 over three decades. Overall the cen sus counted 228,546,0QO people in 1980, up from 203,302,000 a decade earlier and from 179,323,000 in 1960 and l&l,326,000 in 1950. While the/opulation haa shifted towar the Sunbelt in recent yeara, the Northeast retbaina the most densely I populated region by a wide I ?.·Middle Atlantic states AMERICAN PHOF I L £ averaged 368.9 people per aqua.re mile in 1980, up from 300. l ln 1950. New F.ngland -the second moat closely packed region - had 196.0 people per 9e1uare mile, up from 147.5. FoJJowing New Jersey, the moat densely populated at.ates are Rhode Island, Massachu setts. Connecticut and Maryland. At the other end of the scale, the Mountain states average only 13.3 people per 1quare mile, up from 5.9 in 1950, The Pacific re1ion -which had been the moat aparaely populated area 30 r::-ago - moved into third p and the Weat-North Central re1lon dropped to fourth. Population denalty in the Pacific region went from 16.8 to 35.~ people per square mile between 1950 and 1980; in the West-North Central region, it went from 27.5 to 33.8. After Alaska, the lea.st densely populated stat.ea are Wyoming, Montana, Nevada and South Dakota. Here la a state-by -state rundown of 1980 population density and the change from 1950: 1. New Jersey 986.2, up from 642.8: 2. Rhode laland 897.8, up from 748.5; 3. Masaachuaetts 733 .3, up from 396 .2 ; 4 . Connecticut 63i.8, up from 409.7; 5. Maryland 428.7, up from 237.l; 6. New York 370.6, up from 309.3; 7. Delaware 307.6, up from 160.8; 8. Pennsylvania 264.3, up from 233.1; 9. Ohio 263.3, up from 193.8; 10. Illlnoia 205.3, up from 155.8; 11. Florida 180.0, up from 51.1: 12. Michigan 162.6, up from 111.7; 13. Indiana 152.8, ur from 108.7; 14. ·c allforola 15 .4, ap from 67 .5; 15. Hawaii 150.1, up from 18.0: 16. Vlr1inia 134.7, up from 83.2; 17. North Carolina 120.4, up from 82.7; 18. Tenneuee 111.6, up from 78.8; 19. South Carolina 103.4, up from 69.9; 20. New Hampshire 102.4, Up from 59.l; 21 . Louiaiana 94 .5, up from 59.4; 22. Georsta 94.1, up from 58.9; 23. Kentucky 92.3, up from 73.9; 24. WUlconain 86.5, up from 62.8; 25. Welt Virginia 80.8, down from 83.3; 26. Alabama 76.7, up from 59.9; 27. Miaaourl 71.3 up from 57.l; 28. Waahlngton 62.1, up from 35.6; 29. Vennont 55.2, up from 40.7; 30. Texaa 54.3, up from 29.3; 31 Mlsaiulppl 53.4, up from 46.l ; 32. Iowa 52.1, up from 46.8, 33. Mlnne90ta 51.2, up from 37.3; 34. Oklahoma 44.1, up from 32.4; 35. Arkan.au 43.9, up from 36.3; 36. Maine 36.3, up from 29.4; 37. Kansas 28.9, up from 23.2; 38. Colorado 27.9, up from 12.8; 39. Oregon 27.4, up from 15.8; 40. ArU.ona 23.9, up from 6.6; 41. Nebraska 20.5, up from 17.3; 42. Utah 17.8, up from 8.4; 43. lda.h~1 11.5, up from 7.1; 44. New Mexico 10.7, up from 5.6; 45. North Dakota 9.4, up from 8.8; 46. South Dakota 9.1; up from 8.5; 47. Nevada 7.3, up from 1.5; 48. Montana 5.4, up from 4.1; Wyoming 4.8, up from 3.0; 50. Alaska 0.7, up from 0.2. 21 .... (2~•)• •••• •••• •••• ~·----... 21.1• 11991') •••• e • e e HCN1he11t •••• • f'1t ures 1n parenthewt Overelll poputation 1ncrea.e. 1980 ewe' 1970 (P9fcent of population hv1na 1n utbln •'•HI 1. Cal"°'"'' 2. RMcM tlland ). New Jertey 4. New YOf1t &. Merytend 94.~ 92~ 914 ... 901~ 88~ l I A'lf t i lHiA~ ',JAJI '> 1. Wyomln• 2 South 01kot• 3 ktlho 4 Vermont & Montane 15 )1, 15.~ 18 3't n 3.., 24 o--. AP/News Gr1ph1Gs T his shows where urban Americans live and the population growth in the m e tropolitan areas. The· search • • • Vegas looks for tf)e ultimate sho\Ngifl ---DelJ .......... .., ca.,-..... La& Vegas showgirls Dianne Gibson and Susan McCarthy talk about their li•es as showgirls during recent stopover in Costa Mesa. By LORENZO BENET O( .. Del!J""°4IWI "We are looking for the ultimate showgul," announced Don M. Guglielmino, director of public relations for the Tropicana resort in Las Vegas. The ultinlate showgirl, he explained, ls at least 5-foot-10 and 18 years of age. She is pretty, graceful, and maintains an hourglass figure. If you answer this deacription and are interested in spending the next year wearing 35 pound costumes and four-foot tall hats on a nightly basis, you may want to show up at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles' Perahlng Square this Thursday at 11 a.m. to register for your cha.nee to become the Tropicana'a ultimate folies showgirl. Of cou.rae, you won't be alone; there will be hundreds vying for the job -not only in Lo.; Angeles, bUt aiBo in Phoenix, Dallas, San Diego and San Franciaco. Five fi.na.lists will be selected from each city and flown to Las Vegas for the final audiuon May 21. .. The responae we have received so far leads ua to believe that this individual we finally select, will undoubtedly become the most publicized ~ty among Las Vegas stage revues today," Guglielmino aaid. Thia woman will be awarded a one year contract to appear ln the 16th edition of the Tropicana'a "Follea Bergere," which i.a seen by a ball-mlllion people a year. She will earn $22,000 and be the hotel'• oover girl for publicity and promotiona. She could land an additional $100,000 in modellna, movie and television contracts, Gl.lltlielmlno aaid. Two of the 12 CWTent showgirls, 5-foot-11 Susan McCarthy and 6-foot-2 Dianne Gibeon "You tt.ve to· laugh about thing• and get yourMlf peyched up. When you're on that atage and the llghta hit you have to amlle. You have to make each 1how better than the Int.'' formerly of Lak~ood recently deecribed the different upecta of being a folies performer clW1na a atopover at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. They ldvbed that thoee who audition ahould convey an aura of confidence. "Just smile llke crazy, be bright and cheerful -even if you're 9Cared to death," said McCarthy, a SU<-year folies veteran. They saJd showgirls have it pretty good as far as Las Vegas entertainers go. They perform two shows a night, six evenings a w eek. During perfonnances the showgirls sing a little, danoe'a little, but most of the time they parade about the stage outfitted in sequined costumes with wide capes. At times, they go topless (thus the minimum age requirement of 18), but McCarthy and Gibson say "it's just part of the job ... "We've been told that people like our show the best because it has the least amount of nudity of all the Las Vegas acts," McCarthy said. Registration at the Biitmore lasts from 11 a .m. to noon. Auditions are noon to 3 p.m. Information call the Troplcana at (702J 739-2546. There are a few drawbacks to being a showgirl, they said. Showgirls get ju.at one night off a week. And doing the same act n{g:ht after night can get tire8ome, Gibson and McCarthy agreed. "You have to laugh about things and get yourself psyched up," Gibeon said. "When you're on that stage and the lights hit you Mve to smile. You go out there with the attitude of trying to make each show better th.an the last." Showgirls a1ao have to watch their weiaht. which is periodically acrutiniz.ed by hotel oflidala. "I once got a notice," McCarthy said abashedly. Gibson said working nights doesn't allow her to spend as much tune with her 90n as ahe'd like to. "l make a point to be home at 3 (p.m.) to .ee him." she said. Ironi.cally, showgirls. commonly referred to u the moat glamorous perfonnens in Laa Vegas, didn't have it easy with men during their adolescent years. "It's funny.'' Gibeon said. "We all have the same stories; our height (the 12 ahowgirla range from 5-foot-10 to 6·foot-2) inhibited guys from asking us out or asking us to dance." "One time," McCarthy said. ~ling "I w• in a dUco and this guy 5-foot-two ed ~ to dance. I stood up and he pradically died." Speaking a physical thing . rSpeakeasy teaches you how ~to interface' She baa helped 10,000 people overcome auch handicapa, among them executives from the <Aca- Cola Co., IBM, and ATad. In the procw. ahe has reached 1ame oonclulionl about how otherwtae competent people behave when plaioed before a crowd and are chairmen, public apeaklng has long been a part of the job. For computer experta and others in technical fielda, lt la faat becomina a part of the job, becauae lncreued demand for computers baa sparked lllCNUed competition for cUentl. And "In the peet, technec.I people heve tended to re1J on their lnform•tlon to 08ITJ them. Now ther're aleo hewing to pereutlde their cllenta. It'• new to them." whoever 1lvn the beat aalea pitch la llUly &o walk away wUh theMle. Unwr •YI that • much • 70 percent of her b1.t1lne11 now conMI from J*>Ple In WChnlcal fieldl. "We're oaramed wtth twlplne them dliY9lop I ft)'le " lhe 9Q'l. 11ln the put. wch~l ,..;a. have lMMled co r•ll ·on &Mir lftM ..... '° WT'1 &MM. Now, ..,.,. lllo hntM IO 11!11'-'W ........ 1"8 ..... Jhlli:" Speakeaay aemlnan begin with part!clpanta ovlng brief speed.-about thame1va The mommt al truth comee when the 1peechea are played baek on vldeoeape. Mith major SbJrley Pnttcb llW henelf adoptlnc a model't pcm1 he9d Wt.cl, feet tiaetther, handa dMped ln front of l>er. It Wll llUPDmid to look femlnlnt. lnlteed". --NCa1.la. "lt looked w9rd.'· To pt partlctpanu to open their mouthl and project their ~ Unvw hM tbml 1.m11a-. umplre1, ~ camlval barken, or ~ MM .,.. IU.l'jrtied when thty play b9ck the ta~ Tb• po••• \hat felt 10 ~-t.nd to Wok pmtJ PNfch. who ~ two or w.e p'OUJll dMly, ~ lhe .. become I beU« tpiMIUri U a ....Utof~_. 111'm l ~It." Then, J1p1 n1"'rffo natlv• ~~----··11owto ................. " .. Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Mond1y, April II. 180 No class in first ~lass DI.AR ANN LANDl:RS: I do no& wt1h to detend 111daK1, but they are V..ted u If they ha ... 80SM loathlome dlleue while othen behave In wayt \hat AN tar more olfenalve and pt away with It. J'or example: a.he'd a-t prep.ant becau.e her mot.her Mid warned her aaa1nlt ''alleptna with" a boy. I e~ aometllln1 similar that cauMd me 1hame and embarramnent for )'Ml'I. I was afraid ~t belna k1.ed would pt me In a family way. .,,,,.,, I am a ld.nal9 worklna woman who couldn't atford u. t>ut rbouaht • ~ airline ticket from lndlanapoU1 to the W•t Coatt becauae I wanted to travel "ln.ttyle." S.ted next to me wu a woman wtcb an Int.ant. '11\at baby a:reuned tor one bout and ID mlnut.ee. I had to aet up and walk around to keep from &dnl nuta. Acrolll the alale w-. a couple of klda popplr\4r bubble IUJD and blowtnc bubblM. They knew they were aettina under my akin and kept lt up all the way. (No parent In lieht.) Behind me wu a teen-qer who kept kick1na my -t to the beat of the muaic that wu olped lnto her head. What would you have donef -BURNED IN INDY When I wu 8 yean old m1 ~ had to 1et marrted. I heard the nslatlvea ~ and uked my rQOther about It. She pve me a lecture about what can happen when you let a boy kill you too much. Until I wu 20 I wu -.red to death to ld.9 a boy for fear I would 1utfer the aame fate u rny COUlln. B>t PHIL INTERLANOI of Laguna~each DE.\R INDY: I'd bve wrtua off die trip •• a bammer ud moved to a aeat la coadl, • So pleue, Ann, urse all parent. who reed your column to be careful what they aay to their YOW'\8 children. A twt,ated facf or the miau.e of worda can 1trlke terror ln their little heart. for a Jona time. - K.C. VICTIM DEAR ANN LANDERS: I waa uni.wed by the letter from the woman who complained about her huaband'• "sex record." He rat.es her very aood. good, fair and no good. Why didn't you tell her that two can play that game? U my husband ever did such a hwnlliatlng thin8 to me, I would buy a notebook of my own. Every time we had EX I would write, ''Not aa good aa Joe," "Not aa Jlood u Jack," "Not as good as Harvey." I would tnen1eave the nocebook wnere he DEAR lt.C.: Thak1 for aaothr auperb eH11q>le. Letten Helf H yo.rs do a better Job of plDpolatlDt • problem tllaD uytbla1 I ~l&llt aay. waa .are to find it. , He might kill me, but I'd never oonfeea I had made up those entrie1 just to get even. - COMPARISON SHOPPER lN MISSOURI DEAR SHOPPER: Yoar letter remhlded me of tbt old Joke. ID UJwer to a l'OlltlDe qaesdoa, "Bow'• .zoar ~Hbaad?" a caprlclH1 female replied, Compared to wlaom?" -DEAR ANN LANDERS: I felt a very strong kinahJ with "Wide-Awake Kate ln Torrance," the girl w~ waa oonfUled by the euphemillm "sleeping with." When her date fell asleep and ahe nodded off in the car beside him, she was IC&r'ed to death llMA IOMllCI AT WIT'S ENO Just once, I'd like to get a virus that everyone in town doesn't have. Nothing eerious, mind you. Ju.t a tittle bug that makes people atop eating the chip dip and offer a little sympathy. When I tell people rm sick, it'• for one reaaGn only. I crave attention. I want everyone (including my doctor) to sit at my right hand ancl oocaaionally make not.ea aa I trace the route of my malady from my chest to my throat to my head. I want just one penon to say, "Tilat aoundB ierioua. Maybe you should go to bed." It'll never happen. In 30 years, I have alway1 been the last adult female in North America to get the bug that "everybody's got and there's no cure for it and eo what! You might just aa well stay on your feet and work it off." Why doesn't this make me feel betier? A couple of weeb ago I felt like my chest bad been wound too tight. Pain tap-danced acro. my forehead. My eyes felt like round razor blades. I saved up my coughs for a time when I felt ad.venturous. Fever racked my body, my lipt Wen! dry and parched and food held no interest for me. "I don't feel well," I said to my husband. •'Nonaense," he said. "You're just bored.'' ''Then you CAN die from it," I l&id. "Look." he said, "everyone in the office haa what you have. There's a lot of it going around and the d.iagnosi.a is they probably just need a job change." "You could be right. I don't want to be married anymore." "Sometimes," he continued, "it's just an attitude where you tell younelf you're lick, when in reality you are generally diaoontented with younelf. rve aeen a million C88eS of this in the office." • "You didn't say that when you went to bed for three days alter you had your teeth cleaned." "That's differe nt . I had complications." "A popcorn hull embedded in a molar?" "WW you stop coughing like that?" he cautioned. "You're acaring the kids half to death." The word "virus" has become synonymous with we-don't-know w ha t -i t -ia-or -how-to-cure-it- but-you're-certainly-trendy. I don't know how we all got to be so "ordinary." Maybe it happened a long time ago. Whatya wanta bet when Eve complained of not teellng well. Adam said, ''There'• a lot of it IOlJl8 around. You're the 15th penon I've talked to this week with the same symptoms. No 1etu1e dwelling on it. It'll just make it wone. Here, have a piece of fruit. Remember, an apple a a.y keeps the doctor away." Early Bird Dinner Specials BEEF RIB DINNER '5.95 s6.95 DINNER SPECIALS 7 NIGHTS A WEEK From 5 -p.m. Sunday .... ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ...... ....... ...... Roast Pork Monday .............................. Hawaiian Chicken Tuesday ..................... Spaghetti & Meatballs Salad & Garlic Breacf (no Potato) Wednesday . .. .. .... ... .... .... .. ..... Chicken Crepes Thursday ...................................... Meat loaf Friday .. .. ... .. .. ...... .... .. .. .... . 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H ,,._ ft1j'• I 0 IC HI 1 V f hwl I • fWll~ N Y N 1 lli)~('.>l IAHf1 " IW111\I ID l(l fVllmf 1 f 'f .,,,,.., Ill H Of' IV ltnO I s ~ '>howtutu• t fD I(( f I IPtJ'.>1 0 '>r>oll111hl aiJ K()( f IPl:l'.>t ~ '( 11hh N4 w' Nt tv.01 ~I She saved 'General Hospital' By JERRY BUCK ,.,T .............. LOS ANGELES -ABC's "General Hospital" is celebrating its 20th anniversary as daytime's highest-rated show, but flve years ago producer G loria Monty thought she was being asked to conduct ita death rltee. ll leeDlS 90 unlikely that "General Hospital" - the show that set the pace for all other aoapa, the show that ra1aed sex and intrigue to new heighta on televiaion, the show that set a daytime viewing record with Luke and Laura's wedding, the show that recently won seven of nine "Soapy" awards - once waa moribund. "I became producer in 1978 and the ahow was dead," Monty recal.1a. "It was not dead, but it was within a few months of cancelation. It had a very low rating and I waa told it probably would last only a few more mcntha. "General Hospital" made ita debut as a half- hour leria1 on April 1, 1962, and the only member* of the original cast still with the ahow a.re John Beradino aa Dr. Steve Hardy and Emily McLaughlin u held nune Jesaie Brewer. The resurgence of "General Hoepital" can be traced to Mias Monty'• appointment as producer. It was, in fact. to have a profound effect on the entire field of 808p opera. Gloria Monty he lped salvage "General Hos pital." Her early ~as ln the theater. She haa had a muter'• in drama from Columbia Unlvenity and bad more than ~ J::i: before ahe waa uked to direct the pilot for " t Storm." She stayed with that show for 10 years. She al9o WU .-ociated with "Bright Proml&e" and worked on numerous 1pecia)A for "ABC Wide World of Entertainment." Monty most likely la the model for the aoap opera producer in the hit movie "Tootaie." Duat1n Hoffman ooce worked for her, and he ~t three months becksta&e at "General Hmpital ' prior to beginning the movie. "Even before I became producer of " 'General ~tal,' I heard the lhow had its own editing f Ues," Monty aaya. "That meant we could do our own work without having to wait. It meant we could go on locaUon. It meant I oould pick up the pace of the aboW. "I tried to make It • cloee to a 90-minute film aa I could (althoueh lt'a only an hour Jani). 1 began to pther topther a repertory company of act.on and u.aed tb•:r.rtm~tally u I had in the theeter. We p the act.on f.oS'e1her In famWes. The Webben. the Quarterma1na, the Hardys. One b11 ih1na wa. brtnPl8 In Luke Spencer, played by ~Otlary." The major foad"of the Rrial -the mysteries, \M .a. the lntripe -wu on Luke Spencer. Hitchcock re-releases set LOS ANGELES (AP) -Universal Pictures has acquired worldwide rights to f ive classic Alfred Hitchcock fllms from the late di.rector'• estate and plans to re· release them. a Universal official ta.Id. The films, all of which have been withdrawn from release in recent years. include four •tarrina James Stewart: "The Man Who Knew Too Much," with Doria Day; "Rear W indow," with Grac e Kelly; "Rope," with Farler, Granger, and "Vertigo,' with Kim Novak, P\u• "The Trouble With Harry," atarrlng Edmund Gwenn. We're Pini you a leCC>dd chance to see• film you'I ..,.., to eee qain and .pin and ap!n. ..• ~ ~, ··~ ··~··· ....... ''I k . l 1"1:r,,.t1 .. -,-.:.l.l .... ,.. - -~~~~~~~~~~ Oran99 Co111 DAILY PILOT /Monday, April 26, 1913 81 • aARQAIN MATIN••I * Mond1y thru t1turd1y All ft-.formel\C.H tMlote 1:00 ftM {lrc.,t ''*"' , .......... "~' "THI MAN PROM ·~u l!l.~i":J:-1 I •'tHI l!lllAWMMG"1•1 ..................... .... 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"tCAUOHTY P'M-lf" tJll CIOllk-------__ ..__ _____ _ IU(NA PAP• BUENA PARK DRIVE IN ~ •"<ol" ••• ••M ot Cno" 121·4070 ---- IUI ~A PA.Vii LINCOLN ORIVl ·IH '"<0'" A•• fll'e•t 04 •"°" 121-4070 •OUJrrr.ltAIN FOUNTAIN VALLEY _ DRIVE·IN "MY TVTO"" 1•1 -"THI! •tACH Ql"L8" 1111 C...'4IOVllO -. MAF!liilA lA HABRA ORllll IN ............. , ............ .... 17MN2 1~AN1...,t ORANGE DRIVE IN .,. ..... ... . ·~ MISSION DRI VE IN . . - .. ,, '• ........ . WARNER DRIVE IN ··~' ............ of hocf\ ..... N7·Jltl "THI OUT810Ull" ,,., -"8AD 80Yt" 1•1 "THE lill'AWNIN0" 1"1 -"8l000 •EACH""'' "flA8H OAHCI" 1•1 "41""•·"1•1~ c.,..__ _,,.,..M . 1 ooi ... Clf_,._ 191-J69~ -.own "'**'• nm ..._. Of' LPI" tJll -"8C...WIALLl"1111 CllllH- "JOY 8TICK8" .-01 -"l081N' rT" r-i Cllll ll- "MY TVTC>ft" .-, -"THa llACH OIM.•" 1111 QA TIUDIOa on lllO MAYO CON .IUAJI Cl'•llRA--.00 Daily Pilat Classified Advertising 6•2-5678 • "The movie is irresistible ••• " K • LUXURY THEATRES 1st T"' M1lh1uSllow1nu0NlYS2l2UttltuOt11tnriwMMt4 s 113t,134.1,.i1616J42ss,,~;:. J s * FOR FUnl EXCITEffiEITTI V151tOvr... * ARCADE of GAMES•~~~~'!'~'." Ml.'-'fl \~(P SOPHIE'S KIViM Kl.IN( CHOICE !!I U>CALHERO 1 U to ? • .'s~~!d~.~~ ---1 1;003:101-0·20 ru 7·35 .. 10: 10 lillllTHI "WANING r.1 Of Ufl LaJ 12 50 l ·OO 5 00 1 15 t .25 12 45 l :OO 5 :15 7:45 10:15 HIGH RoAo lb CHINA ~ 12.4 5 2:55 5105 7:25 t :Jt -~ tender mercie~ R , 10 t ·10 • 10:10 s:oo a:oo a. 10:00 til;1rJtiJ.1hi·'§6l619 8770/~~) * SUl>(1C11111 '' Sovnc101<..-1 ToTov< Cor Ro<hoO..•"'<l!IOIW< rflo<•- lii> IOii U1 SCNW&Ad.S R1o~:~l~r'~9~1tR> R Joy111ck1 CR> 0tC4H Wlnner '!l'ootlli6 ~ Aho Th• Toy (PG) -~CJ 41 Houn (R) 01ear Winner ET. THI EXTHA (J;E • • n RHtSTRIAL Alto D a rk-Cr ... tat (l"O) -a,...,,.. ~IA/'7:19 ,.._ Children Under 12 Fret Unless ftoted * • SO COASl Pl Al A • WPORT foMi COOb w - -• ~ .. ~ !I'.:.:-I, ... flt 6 I~~}!~ -•• I IHl'l ISl-4114 ... n. II~ ~r.;.,;llO;,.;o;.;.";.;o _____ ...,-l __ --TOMI COO'b i-::r.r--:, :-::-:. ~-llllO" M l ~--.:.:-z: l~t~ 67).IJSQ -" lllO-tGO , _1;,;;;5,;..1-4.;.;l;.;;.14.;._ ______ _ TOwtl CDfTtR ,..,,,,_ • HUNllNGTON BEACH • .. -tunlltGTOft •.::-:.:.:-:: m -4114 :'t: 11 -.._. <"I .;.SOUTtl.;.;......;.;.;.C_()M ... , -f ._.--.. --10-~---l"ll- 141.olU ... " aoo _, -lit uo .,;,iiJri~.;;;it;rf,.,(jli,..,-------.-lr-w ;:.z;ll '11111 = ~ l~ -" -"""' " aaur Cl"l ' • · -"' 1 oo ;oo SOUTI4 C04ST MMlU -• WESJMINSHR • -~1711 SOUfii COAST .._, ...... ~-1111 • COS TA MI SA • Cout DAILY PILOT /Monda NUO M>TICl Mt.IC MOncl W'ii r=f' 4 i411 ~ rc=r ~ ..,,.... "°..nr.'la~ A """"°§~" Tll• r.;.:;;;~efeon 11 •01no fh• lollowlnt ~~ ootno Ttw IOllowlnt l*Ntll .,. CloinQ ~-:;-1ne pefton I• dOllll AT ,,. IALI fll• tollotrlng !*•on ,. d41nt ~.. bualn.-... bu.,., H .rt.. " 0 c I( 0 I L I & OllTIHOTIVI OA"ftlT a .... ,._ I ~ 1111 AIOI -1011111, HH Me11 MAAICIT CONC.,YI, Hl11 utl'HOl.llllrf MafOM~\0 111 lhl ...,._ Cour1.. ... .... T... c 0 0 IC I I "A" ~I a.nta AM. Calilorflla 12707 Kerl trooi.. II Toro, Celllornll CATtAINO, 1011 lrloH, OHi• -.. -.• ......__ ...__ ,.... 01 O•llf••.,le, tor fll• 0011., ... of ~La~l.7.J11JVhlt• "4IMI, ""old w Ancttraon, IHI ·~ • ......_CA n•a1 d .._." --_,, "" « .._ ~ ,,_.., ~· .. MMe OrW.. lenll ,.,.., Celllornia Larry 1. WalbOrn. IM 11 Karl Margaret lrtdgat Loo• on 0:: HI~ Ol1tcl "-· :~.,,~~:... ~· ''•nil ll1tef, 11SOO l/anl11r1 N707 lt0041, ll TOfo, o.lllornla H9'0 ~!bell I), 82 ll Wlnilow, Tllll =-11 oonduoMd*'Y 111 Motloe 11 ._.~ ~ tNI IN lo11lev1nl, lutte 411, lhar1111n ... ~~II~ by.,, lllla bu..-le~ by"" l.lfl'rit:t~LoOgAe:!~7121 t ............. lllldelwlDfllCI ........ .,..,... ..... °"" ~ .,. .._ lndMchull •-uh c a ~~"'°" Hevv,..l• to~ellltllffl 11141 _.,, blctdtt T'll6I ~II eooduoted by 111 Her"OICI W AndtteOn Lerry L WalDOrn Wln .. ow, Hunungton -• " T'flll 111tament -lllad lllltfl IM 1ubJtot to aonllr111•llon ot t•ld ~ " ......... '"" 91•1-1 wM lll9d wltn tne Thie •1•tament wM hied wtth the ~~ bullneaa 1e oondUOlad by 1 ~ Ollr'll of Oranoa Coulltv on IUC*W Court. on"' after the 1tt11 Jol\n . _....o Oo.in'/. CIWll of Orange COW\ty on Coonly Clark of Orange COunty on M~ St 1113 -of Aprtl INS., the offlGe Of H. ....... AttOtney IOt ~ram Aofll • 1"3 AptN f , ,.., T"'9 .:.:~ ~ wttll IM • m11n l/lrQlllll KlnO 11121 Yoillnd9 A-,,_ ... ,_. -,_...,,IN n11n1 nune "-~ Clartl of Ori OOun1y on l"ublllohed Or•no• Co111 Deity Norlllrklg•. 'cA t1UI, Ital• ol CoYllM~ .. ~1 .... "! OrlflOa County on Publllllad Or1n1• Coatt Diiiy P'ut>ll•h.cl 011n1• co .. t O•lly .......,.,.y anoa fltlot, Aprtl 4, 11, 11. 21. tta. c.1ttorm.. Ill the rlfllt, utle encl .......... .._. -Pilot, A4>' 11, 11. n. May a, 1"3 P'llot. AfH "· ''· 211. May 2. 1"3 M111011 :st. 1tl3. ,.11111 l aa ... 1nt11HI or Mid d-Md •t the --··-·· 171~ t1IMS ,, b11ah•"' o anr co111 O•ll'I __________ .... _ ....... _ lime of death encl 111 ti.. right, 11111 Publlatied Or•no• Coa11 belly ·-.,. --•-.,. MftllC( u .... r P\aJC *>11C( encl Inter• that IM eetate Of lleld Pllol, ""'"'4, 11. ti, 26, lM:I l'"-.n. """-------..-~~~""~=~~-"IPllol,AotM 4, 11, t , 26, t~~ LI dao••••d hn a oqulrad by 1~ • •11-A ~ .,... .. ~ .._.. operation of lew °' ~ thin "9CTmOUe ..,.... NAMI ITA.,.._NT "8.JC NOTICE MAl9 ITA,....,.., or In addition to 11111 ot Hid "8.IC M01'1C( NAllll ITA'rlmN'T TIM followlno pereon It doing ------------The tollowlnQ ~ -dolnu daoMMCI, 11 tM tllM OI cMltn, Ill The fOllowlno parwonl lfa clo4nO ~ .. ; ...._, .. bulllrWM ae; and to 1111 the oartllln ,.., Pf°'*1Y ACTTT10UI .,_.. tllMlell II: lUCTRONIC SUPPLIES ANO ~ .,_ .. THE STICKfA PACK, 1112 "1ua1*1 In Oourny of Orange. 8talt MAim ITA~ °"°"" "U.. ~ CON>6. 11 Ima L.oa Ct., Newpol'I ~ ITA~ 111111111 Clra ... Co1ta Miia, CA Of Ca11fbm1e. parttoulerty ~bad Thi f011ow1ng pereone we dolnu I, StlO C1mp111 Orlve, Newport 9Mctl. CA t2MS. The fOllOwlng P«90M we doing tHH .. followl. to wn· ~ a.; 9-Cti, ~flll ttteo. KAAANMAAll OALLAOHl!A ' bl.Ill,_ M: Karen Crel11.. Ht Oak SI., An undlvl09d one-h•lf lntarHI. PAAll INl/ESTMINT8, INC., f'IOI• H~ Advleore Oorp .. I 11 Ima Loa Ot .. Newport Balall. CA OAOUSE AUN AUOClATll II. Coet• .,._, OA tHl7 tubjact to Ille r-'1•tlon of a lltt 1M&t Padflc 0-1 Hwy .. aun.at C11ttorn11 ootporetlon. S 120 8~ 11120 01mpu1 Drive, N•wPO•t Annette McKnight, It U •••ta In· e.ot\, ~ 90743 C1mpue Drive, N-port IHch, T"'9 ~II c:onducted by an lalch, Calttomla t2tl0. 8emb1 Clrcla. Co•ta M•H. CA Thi Hort'-'l"'Y ._. OI LOI 1 and K a t 11 y 0 e v I t , 1 4 4 0 1 c.1110'1111 llMeO lndMdual Regle .._ AcMac>B COrp • a tHM 1111 SoulllH1lar1y 6 fHI ol tn• Blrmlngh1m. we1tm1n1t•r. Pain• Webber Orow111 K.,.,,,,,., .. Olllagller Ce11torn1a oorporatlon, 11120 Thll ~ la oonduoted by a Nor1'-1«1y ._. of LOI 8 In lraot Celllomla t2e83 ProoenJM 1.P, e Del--Mmlled Thia 1t1tamant WU flied wltll Iha C1mpue Drive, Nawp9rl leach, Al\nelte Mcl(nlgllt 605. M .,_In bo011 17, pega 38 Tiiie ~ II oondUc\ed by a p•rlnerelllp, 100 Federal 81r .. 1, County a.ti of Orange County on Cellf0tnll t2MO ~ CrelQ Of Mltoallanaoue Mepa. racorde of eot~lon Boaton, M~102101. i\pfU 1, 1H3 Pain e Wabb•r Growth Tilll ..,_, -Ned with Iha Orenge county, Calltor1111. more Pane 1nvw1mant1, lnO Tiiie bu~ la oondueled b'f • nu11t Prope'1lal LP. • Oalewlf• llmhed County C111rt1 o4 ~County on oommonl)I known M MS Mmgnolla ~Oavlll , oar*ll pwtnarel\lp. Publl1hao Orang• Co111 Dally t:•natthlp, 100 Fadarel Str .. 1, Mardi 31, 1MS St .. Coet• ...._,CA. ~ Homaa PllOI, April 11. 18, 211, May 2. 1883 ton, MUMChuMlll 0210t. fl'l11teel Term• ol Hie 01111 In l1wf11I Thia ttat-1 w11 fllad with I.ha AcMlott COrp 1M8-83 Thi• .,.,_.,_ 19 oonduoted by • Publl1tled Orange Co .. t Dell~-money of the United Staiea on Mia. County Clerll of Orange County on Geoffrey Slack general Plt1n«9Np Ptlot, APl1I 4, 11. 1s. 25. 1983. °' ft ... o..n and t1e1enoa 9'11deoooad Marci\ 25. ,.83 Praeldent DOm•1c NOTICE ReQla Ho<nea "'"" ,._, T""• etetamant WU nled wtlh Iha r~ &A."--e "--p. 1&4......., by note a.cured by Mortgage Of' '211111 ·-Cou -~ ""' · -------------Truat Deed on the propany eo IOld. Pu1111111ae1 orange Co111 Dally COUll•r Clerll of Orange nty on PICTITIOUa eu11N1a1 o.onrey 81ac11 "8JC NOTICE Tan par oenl o4 amoJnl bid to be Pllol, April 4. 11, 18, 211, 1883 A4>fll 1• l883. 112,... NAMtl aTATl'.•NT Praaldant dapOalted with bid. 1510-13 The tOllOwlng pareont at• dOlng Thie 9111-1 wM lllacl with 1he PICTITIOU8 .,..... &Ida Of oner. 10 be In wntlng and Put1ll1h9d Orang• CoHI Dally bu91,_ M County Cieri< Of Orarioa COUllty on Ui9 ITAT'lmJCT will be recelv.cl at the 1lp<uald P\aj( NOTIC[ PllOI Apfll 25, May 2, 8, 18, 1N3· PACIFIC COAST DIVERS April f I, 1883. The followlng l)«IOn le doing office •I a ny time af19f Ille llrtl __________ 1_8_23-83_ INSTRUCTION, 241 Wll1on St , '11- 1>1*'-•; publlcetloll hereof and bafOfl date 'ICTITIOUI IU ... 11 •llHIC NOTtl'r Cotta M .... CA. 92827 Publlln•d Or111g1 Co111 O•llV IT£VEN'S PHARMACY, 1525 of Ulla. ~ llAT'lmNT r~ 11~ JoM Wllll•m Roblee. 24 I Piiot, AfHll 25, Ml)f 2, t , 18, 1N3 ...... Varda Or .. bit, Coeta M-. Dated Ihle !4th Clay of AfHM tt83 The following ~.on le doing '1CTITlOUI 1ua ... aa Wiiton St., Colla Mesa, CA. 92e27 1924-113 CA IKH. H l/IAOINIA l<INO ~ M . ..,._ aTATl'.MaNT John Ka vin l<nud1•n. 24 I WIL.UAM RICHARD RO,USTO. Alty. II Law c 0 M p u T E"' s y s TI! M s Thi following par.an• .,. doing WlllOll 81., Coell M-, CA 92827 750 w. San JOH Ava .. K-4. 11125 Yoland• Ava. DISTRIBUTORS. P.O. Box 4789. bullMM u Thi• buelnMI II eonductac! by. -NO-TIC--.-°"---'""'--.-rwr~=-.""'..'.'"'ALl~:- C'-"<>r!l, CA Qt711. Nor1hrid0e CAll1328 An•halm, Calllornte 92802, 81112 DELAWARE ST APART· ganaratpar1narllhlp 1.oMNa.t'lt1N1'M Thlll ~ II oonduc;lad by WI Any. IOt ahany A. Wle..,ery. Rag•ncy, La Palma, Calltornla MEN TS, 111 9 g 1 O e I aw a r a , Jolln W RotMM T.I. No. -.-.(1) lndMclult. Admlnlltrtltrlx 90823 Huntington 8Hch. CA. 92$48 Thie 111tamanl w11 llled wtt11 Ille TRANS-COAST SERVICES, INC. ~ R. Rotlueto SHERRY A WISl/.(RY I re De vld 8ax t •r • 8 1g2 C. W Hogberg, 835 Amlgo1 County Clark ol Orange County on u duly appointed TrultM under the TNI 1111!_,I -fllad with the Admlnlltratrlx o4 Iha Rag!,.nC~<. La Palma. Calllornle W•y, 116, Newport 8HCh, CA March 17, 10113 following daecrlbad dMCI of trul'I County c.11 of Oflnga COUllty on ••II• ol Mid Oecedanl. eocJ:.... 82ee<l l't'lt101 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Apfll 1, 1983. Publlah.cl 011n1• Cout Dally Thie~ It conduc'led Dy 111 Donne Metzgar, 408 8211d Pullllehad Oreni• Cou f Dally TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Pub.I.--.. Or•i• Coa~ly Piiot, April 19, It, 5, 1N31 • ., .... ~r• O. 8u1er SllMI, Newpor1 BMch, CA 1128&3 Piiot, April 4, 11, I , 25, 1883 CASH (payeble 11 time of Nia In ......, --..... Th4t bualnMt 11 conducted by I 1364·83 1ewtu4 mQMY of the United Stal .. ) Piiot, Aptt 11, 18, 5, May 21;J704!:'.. •llHI( NOftM' Thie 1111amen1 wu nled with lhe ganefll partnarthtp. -------------1 Ill rlghl. lttll and lnteral'I eot1vayed ..., ....... ,..~ 1 iw. Coun7 Clark of Orange County °" c W. Hogberg P'U8llC NOncE to encl now held by n under Mid -~ Api1I ' 1983. n1f7l7 Thlt IUlamanl WU ftled wllh the ______________ ....,,....,.---1 Dead of Trull In lh• prop11ly PtemN>Ue .,... .. MAim ITATnmNT Tiie followlng peraon 11 doing ~-PATHS TO POTENTIAL, 1°'47 Smoke Alwr Coun, Foun\aln l/e//w;, CA. t27oe Marllyn Kay Hatch, 10457 Snqe Ahw' Court. Fountllln \/....,, CA. t270I Thia ~ II cxpdlJcled by an lndMduel. Mat1lyn Hatef'I Thie etJttwnan1 WM flied with the County Cllttc °' 0ranoe County on Mardi 24, 1983 ,,,_ Pul>ll•he«90fl 11 doing ~-A.R. RESEARCH, 5521 ..._.. C#de. Huntington Baactl, CAtn48. AATHlM R. RICKUNO, 5521 Moan•I• Clrcla. Huntington 8Mdl. CA 9*t. T'hlll ~ .. oonduc:tad by In llldMduel. Mtv R. Nclclng Thie ~t ·-ftl9d wftl\ the County a.11 of Orange County on Aptil :t1. 1983. ,.,.,... P\lbllaMd Or•nQil Cout Delly Piiot, Aptl 25. May 2, Q, 18, 1983 1922..-3 NOTICS OI' IAU O County Clartt of Orange County on PICTITIOUI .,_.. hereinafter daaorlbad: OI' MAL. ~rt Publlell1d ran'a Co111 Dally Mwc:tl 17, 1883 ...... ITA~ TRUSTOR: I/ERA 0 . BARRIE, en AT PNVATW ...... Piiot, Apr 11, 18. 2 • M..,, 2. '883 • '2t::IOM The lollowlng 1*9""• -unmerrlad womMI. ...... 110 • l720o-83 Publl1h•C1 Orange Ce111 Dally ~u. BENEFICIARY. ALLSTATE In 1he ~ Cout1 ot the Stat •-"' Mnnf'r • Apf11 4, 11, 18. ~5, tt83 8RAl!MAR 01!1/ELOPMEN SA VI NG S AN 0 L 0 AN 01 Ca lllornla, for the County o r-.n. ""''"" 1417-8.l COMPANY, 3240 i<iMa Ava.. ASSOCIATION, • Ca lllornla Orw.nge In the Maner of the &111 PlCTTTIOUI ...,..... 200, Newport Beacl\, CA 112MO. eotp0rlllon. ol HtlOA Tl!RRONl!8. 1111 HIL N ..... ITATe....,. rtBUC M)llC[ LESLIE K. McCRIMMON. 2&4 Recorded Octoba< 23. tt7t .. TERRONES ...._._ Carob, Newport 8aedl. CA t2te0. lnltr No 34400 In book 133«1 Pee- . The lollowlnQ pareona .,. ~... --------·· MELVIN L. HARRIER. 281 1n2 of Ofllc;lal R«lofde In thaoffloa Notice 11 har9by Qlvetl lhel t IM-"-u: .--• • • ....,. --S ..._.._.. '"---C 1111da1~"9d ........ et Prtvat..... (~ CHOICE AIR COURIER. (2) NAm ITA,....,,,. Catalpa 1 • ·--........ .,._h, of Illa Rac;oroar °' Oraniga County; I th I h I d ..._ t bldd The ~ _,,..,. -doing 92MO. Mid deed ol tru1t daacrlbea the O e Q " an .,..., er. CHOI E COURIER, 17892 Cowan '~""' ....---FREOERICI( A. BROWN. 1121 following .... ---.... eubjaot to conllrmellon ol H id S1reat. lrvlne. Callfofnla 112714 ~R~Y PALS 8ALLOON Idaho Ava., 8•1'111 Monica, C PARCel.'T:F~ elmple tltle to Supal'lor Coor1, on °' aner Iha 4111 4-SPEl!O OELIVl.RY SERI/ICE, ,_,...,,... Condom1-•um Unit ""o. 188 (tna day of Mey 1883 al the o111ca o1 ""C C Ill I llO SEAi/iCE. 10232 Cutty Sark Or . ...,_.. '" " l '" · • • orn • corpore n. Thia~ i. concluC'led by "Unit") •• ehown upon 1111 WI LIAM W. SOVl<UP. Att::ioM 1702 Cowan Str••I. trvlne , ~K~,,:_~1~ Cut"' ganara1 pertnanHp. Condominium Plan (antltlad Law, 1800 N. ~· Sult• 1• Calllomta 02714 -' .,.. " Malvin L. Hatriar "Condominium Plan tor Lot 1 of Santa Ana, CA 1127 · County 01 Thll bual,_ 11 conducted by • Sarli Or .. Huntington e.acn. CA. Thie 11etaman1 wu flled with Tr•ct No t0587"), County or Orw.nge, State°' Callfomja, Ill lhe oorporatlOn t2'4e ..._.. of Or ,._, ........ right. tltl• a nd lntar .. 1 ol H id 4..SPEEO DELIVERY Paul• Dey, 10232 Cutty Sarli County.,_.. ltlQI """'"' on Or•n9_!. Stat• or Calllornla (tlle d-...d II Iha llma of daatll and SERI/ICE. INC Drive, Huntington a-.n. CA. t2Me Api1I 21. 1983. "Plan '). -dad on .My 12, 1t10. al the rlQl\I, tlUI and 1marM1 ~ Diana Ferrllll, Thia ~II QOnducWCI by a ~ U Oooumanl No 15e10, In bOOll the Hllf• of lald d-..d h.. Sactatary genar.i pennenhlp. Publl1had50~•no2• ;01~·',~' 13226. peg• 78 througll 115. acqulrw by operation ol few or Thie itatarnent WM llled wltl\ tne Mery ~· Piiot, AprM 2 · ay · · · lne:lu9lva, of Oltlcill Racotde of Mid otharWlea °"* then 0t In eddttlOn C°'-lnty Clerll of Orenga County. ,_. .,..1 187843 Orange County. wNch Plen pertalna to that of Mid ~. at the Uma "2U1'M Thie 11•1-I -Ned with 1he to thlt ptoparty ~bad In Trac:t of death. In and to .. 1he oartllln Publl•h•d Orenga Co111 Dally eoun7 Clat1< °'Orange County on Nil.IC NOTIC[ No 10587, recorded In boOll 440, rMI Pf°'*1Y lilualact In Modena, Piiot AfX 11, 18, 25, May 2. 1983 April • 1083. ACTITIOUI ...,..... M~e. 51n"'[~ott~i:I !:~y County of 011119•. State ol 18()$.83 1'211121 .. a.-aTa-.-... ..... Cllllomla, perticular1y daaGr1bed u Publlehec! Oreng• CoHI Dally -.. ,,._.,,, CIOlng racofdar of Mid county. lollowa. to wit: P\aj( NOllCI Piiot, Aoril 11. 18, 26, Mey 2. 1983 The lollowlnQ Plr'90tll .,.. PARCEL 2: Ari undMOed 00608 T..._ "'~h 40 ....._. of L~ 10 t ------------1•"" ... .,....,_ M p•rc•nt lnta,.11 In and to lhe ·-"""'' ,.., ~ n P'ICTTnOUI IUIMll .....,._.. R A 0 RADIOGRAPHIC Common Ar••• 11 et.own and ~=~ ~~ 8::.M~ ~~~ ....... ITATD9NT P\lBUC NOTICE CONSULTANTS, 4212 Patrica defined on Iha Plan; r .. arvlng lharaol ,_dad In 8oOll 21, Pega The 1o11ow1ng pareona -doing Road, Newport Beach. California lheftfr0tn the ro11ow1ng. 38. of M.....,_ Aa<:ofdl of Loa ~ M PtCTmOUI 9U ... ll 928&3 (a) Ari ~ -""'' (other Ang1le1 County Celllornla, AIR SEA LANO TRAVEL. 3818 ....... ITAftMDIT Joe Ahladll. 48112 W1tnar. then Pwca61 IH and IV) dallgnated raaarWIQ 1herab0tn botll 1he Nor1h S. Br1etOI, Santa AM. CA. Tna fOllowlnQ par.ana -doing C-310. HU11tlng1on 8Mdl. Callfornll 11 "r•trlc1ed Common ATM" on 40 teal encl Iha South 40 !WI 7'h THOMAS C. LAMERE, 1310 S. tiu.W-11. 928411 Iha Plan encl r.-.....ct to 01'* Unite ffft for a oommunlf)I driveway, Mol\llwt( Or .. Santa Arla, CA. THE ARGENTO COMPANY, Jack Minier· 4212CPilrloa for UM M par1(1ng epacaa. 1l0t9Qe more commonly known u t192 BARBARA ANNE LAMERE. t20 Via T1IHI•. Newpon Beaott, flload, Nawpor1 Beach, •lllornl• ~-bllCOtl ... and/or patio•. E1pl1n•d•. Modena. County or 1310 S MOhawk Or . S111111 Ana. Celllomla 92863 112ee3 end 0 Orange, Ca1fom1a CA J Richard Wittwer, 120 1111 TNt ~le COtlduCtacl by• (bl A non-axctu1lv• a11emant Term• ol Hie cuh In lawlul Thie ~ II oond\ICled by 1 Trlalt•. Newport 8eectl, Caltlornl• ganarll pertnenlllp. IPC)Ur1-1 to all Unite lllO'M'I on rtatC N()llC[ money of 1r.. unn.i st.i• on Ula, ganarll partnarllhlp 92843 Jacll Mtn1• th• Plen f0< lngr... and agr•11. N•n10UI WM ..._ITATWmlfT The 10110..ilno Peraon 11 doing ~-. T~ TIVJ~14 POATI, 161 WMt lay II , Colla Mffa, CA t2~7 1.IWll H!WTON a,._tTtt • 10770J A MllOha, IPftnQ llalleV, 0A 82077 Tiiie ~ .. oonouo..11 llr • oar-11 Plt1Ml'llllCI L-" N. lari\411 Thie •tai-t WM llled wlUI Iha County Clark °' Oranoa County on Apf1I 7, IMS ...,.,. P'11blllh•d Or•"ga Co111 Oally Piiot, Ap(N 11, 11, 20, Ma~ a, IM.1. 111i~ PICTITIOU9IKI ..... NA.Im aTATamNT Tna 1011ow1no par1on I• doing ~ .. HML l NTERPRlSU, 3 Tey!Of, !Nine, CA 112714. PERRY LAM8A, 3 Teylot, lrvlne, CA 02714 Tllle ~ II conoucted by•• lndMclull Parry Ulmti. Tllll lla1_,I WM flled wltll Iha eooo7 C1er1t of 0r ange CoYr11y °" 4'pr1I • tl83. - '21.,.. Publl1h9d Orenge Co111 Delly Piiot, Aprll 11, ti, 25. Mll)I 2, 1083. 1M6-83 P'IC'TfTIOUI _,._ .. ..,,_ITA~ T'1• rollowlng 11111011 It 001ng buel,_ .. VISIONS & DREAMS. 130 '8' E111 17th SI . Co11a Mell, CA 92827 Linde C Blalf. 2324 Laural Pl , Newport 8-:n. CA 1121163 Thlt ~ 11 conductacl by In lndMdual Lind• C. Blalr Thie Ital-I wu Iliad wtth the County Cler1t of Orange County on Aprll 21, 1083 "2'Mal Publl1h10 Oreng• Co111 Dally Pllo4, April 25, May 2, 0, 18, 1083 I~ fllOTrT'IOUI ., ..... NAmlTA,_.y The follow4ng "' ... .,.. dOlnCI bulinell M: 8EACLIF1' TAAi/iL, 2l07 Mllln 81 . Sult• 25, H11n1lngton S.aoh, CA 112941 Ln . ttunl on 9aacli. CA. 02t41 E.J ~ety, I .... Metltlma Mery lougll,.y, 11111 M1111tme Ln .. HunllngtOfl S-11. CA 11284a Thia ~ •• condue*I by • oar-11 perv-tflfc> Mery C Lougtvey Thie etat-1 -lllld wl111 Iha County Clerll ol Orenge Counl)I on Mareh 15, 1883. .-uo111n•e1 Or•no• coaf.21fiff: Piiot. Ap'14 4, 11, 18, 25, 1"3 ,. 15-83 PlCTmOUe.,..... MAim STAl'Dmlff Thi following par.on 11 doing ~ .. : CORONA DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB Ct1Rl8l'MA8 TFIEU, 2 tlMI E. COllt =w•y, Newport Beach, CA SERAFINO JOSEPH PORTO, 38 Pin• Valley Lana, N•wpott e..cn, CA 112e«I. Thia ~ .. oonducled by Sar enno J. Porto Thl9 ltetMWll -lllad with ttia County a.ti of Oranoa Coun1y on Apl'fl f, t083. PlCTmOUI 9UllNaH . '111721 NA.Me ITATWMmfT Publlellad Orenge Co .. J Dally Thi tollowtng pat'IOM wa C101ng Piiot, APf1I 11, 18, 25. Mey 2, 1883 ~... 1721..Q (a ) LEIGHTON ANO ~ ASSOCIATES, (b) PAUL M.. rtllJC nu1.- LEIGHTON PROOUCllOHS. (o) ---:,.=1e=nn=:":ioue=:-..,=,...==-=-.. =-- PAUL M LEIGHTON MUSIC, (d) ...... ITATUmJfT MEDIA Ill, l•l PORTERFIELC)I The lollow4ng .,.,._. .,. doing TRAVEL, 315 Ruby Drive, Nawpor1 ~ M: 8Mch, Calttomlll 112683 (QUINN'S) TENTH HOUSE Paul MlellHI Leighton, 315'.4 CREATIONS, 13M Logan St .. 110, Ruby. toMwpor1 e.acr.. C1lllornlll0oa1a ~CA t2e2t f2eA.'\ Linde Jo °'*1n/Hllny Charlel ~~I,.._.. 111~·1 a1u11, 248'Ai Roch••t•r. Co•t• 31SY• Ruby Orlw, Newport • M-. CA. 112927 CalllomlT a 82P843r1..--'d (Porterllald Herry Cllerl .. Bluet, '48'A racy o .,,.., Rocllea1• Coata MaN. CA 112827 Treval only). 315V. Ruby Drive, Thia buit.-11 oondueted by• ~~ ;--'~~. ganaral ~.......,. v, Und• Jo Oul'1n Q41Mf•ll partn«tlllp. Thie etewmant -Ned with the Thlt at~::.!;,~~ with the Coun1y Clar1I of Orenga County on Count Clark ol Oranoe County on Merell 24. 1983. f'lttlf7 Aprll 1. 1883. '21l7ll Publlthed 011ng• Co11t Oallt Pllahad Orange Caul Oall)I p"°'· Piiot, April 4, 11. 18. 25, 1te3 A'1' 11. 18. 25, May 2, 1983 • 14' 1-«} 1809-83 l'tlllJC NOTICE MOTICll MVIT9'0 _,, NotlOa 11 '*9by given that IM '1C'TTnOUS .,..... Board of Trull ... of the Co11t NAllllll aTA~NT Comll'lunlly Cottage 011trlct of Tl'MI followlng parwona .,.. dOlng Ora11ga County, Ceutornle. will bu•'-11 raealva Melacl bide up to but no AGGRESSIVE LIGHTING letar then 11:00 a.m , Monday, M..,, FIXTURES. 1538 Monro..,11, 8 . 11113 at the Purct111lng Newpor1 8aach CA No 20, 92880 ~ of Mid o011aga dllstrlci Gerald Bozarth, 800 E localed at 1370 Aden'll Ava., Coata Oceanfront. No 1H. Balboa, CA MeM. CA at wNc11 time Mid btdt 11288 1 Wiii be puOllcfl/' opened end l'Md for: Chrl1tln1 8ourth, 800 E PUflCHASE OR LEASI! ~front No 1M. Balboa. CA PURCHASE OF A OPTICAL MARK 82881 READER WITM AUTOMATIC nED Thie bu.,_ lt conductact by a COAST COMMUNITY COlLl!GE gen.tel par1narehlp DISTRICT. Chrlltlna Bout1'1 AJA bide -10 be In -dlnoa Garald Bozar1h Wfth the 8KI Ooc:umanta """*"' ... ,, ) -----=~~~==~--orpar1CaahanGbelance~IC90 1hOIWC ·~ Mual C Wlllwar 120 VI• Thlllt•t-IWUllledwllhtM IUP90f1, ~. mllin'9Mn0a. end 1'1CtT110U1 Wl8 by note _,red by Mortgega or Bwt>are A.nna ~ Trlall•. NewpOt1 8-:fl CelllorNI CounlY a.ti( °' Otanoe County on •~t. MAim IT A Tllll'.N'T Truel DMd on the ptopany IO IOld . Thll 1Ca1-11 -t11aG wttf'I the 92843 ., April 1, tt83. E X C E PT a II O II , g a • I n 0 The followlno pareon I• doing Tan~ o1 amount bid to be County Qar1l of Oranga County on Thlt ~ 11 conduC'laG by an nune ~ tubatanOea benaatn e ™9 Matament -flleO with Ilia now In ,.. and may be -=urW In • County Clart( of Or-. County on lh• olllo• of th• Director or ..,_.___. ci-r::: ~ ........ 8. 1083 Ind......,,_, Pulllll~ Orange Coa11 fi>ally ~ of 500 faM from the _._ ....,__ M : t..., """"'bid. ........~ ' ' -..-, • ......,,:. _ _. C ........___ Piiot, Aptl 11, 18, 25, May 2, 1983 ......... ,_..,,...-.. no.....,. o1 _._ PERBOTICS, 211 Coate ""-M oner. to be In ..tting and .-••• ,. • ..._... .. .,,_ 1el&-aS "' _, _,,, """' • .., •• SL, eo.ta Maaa, CA t2e:l7 wlll ba recelYICI 11 tlle aforaaalcl Publl•heO Orange Cout Diiiy TNll etat-1 -Ned wtttl the • entry above 500 fMt from the Jofvl ~. 211 Coeta ..... St . of1lca et any ume after the mt Plot. A4)ll 11, 11. 26, Mey 2. IN!. County Clartt of Orw.nge County on •-"" ""-IUr1-of Mid land. • r..-..cl by ec-a ....... CA t2e27 puOlcatlon hereof and blllcn dl1a u~ Apfll 1, 1te3. I ,.._ ""',_ WIHlam J. c~. an unmarried Thie ~ .. condue'ed by In 9f ..... .. ... "' IOftftH' "211711 N011CI Oil' ~ IM.I """· In the dMCI ~ In book llldMdual. Dated 11111 12th day o1 Aptl, 1083 ~ """''~ Publlef'lec! Ot1RGe Co11t Deity HeO, Peoe 831, o4 Oflldll Aeoorda. John Karr WIUIAM W 80UKUP, E.60. ACTITIOU9 ._11 "'°'· A4)l 11, 11, 215. May 2. 11183 ~.......... PAACEL 3: Ari tllldullw l'lgtlt and Thil llal-1 ... fled wt1h Illa A~ for Vari 0, MontefYO ou.-ITa-. 1881-83 T.e......... ..-.nt to UM the PlllO ., .. ,...._.. of n.-r-.-.... -.. ,..__ .. , T.O. SE'Rl/'ICE COMPANY• dufr daelgnaled on the PW1 P..nona °' County.,_,. ~-..,._ .. ,on 1!AA 0. MONTALVO ~!~ollow4ng.... peraona .,. P\aj( NOTIC[ appointees Tru1tH under th• ttia beloony-daalgnel9d on the Merell 31, 1083. Admlnlltr910t of the .,..__ followlng ~ c1MC1 of 1N1t Aan .. &-1N M being~ Publletlad Orange Coa~~ Publ= ~::c'"f:~ Dally THE BASBtOGE COMPANY. c.....-ro WILL UL1. AT PU8UC AUCTIOH to the Unit. ....... ., •olulf¥il 8. 25 lt83 18483 Hatbow Lane. Huntington NOTICC Of' TM191"111 .. IAU! TO THE HIGHEST 81001!1'1 FOR rlglll and ••••ment to Uff Illa Piiot, Aptl 4, 11. 1 . • · Piiot, Apl1I 11. 19, 5, 1N3 e-:tt, Cllfomll 92648 T.I. ..._ u:M4 CASH (peyUlla at lime Of .... In ator1IQll--. H any daalgnel9d on 1547-83 1804-83 Ula M .. Hint, 18483 Harbout On May 9, 1H3 It 11:00 a.m. lewflll mane, of the UnMed ·~ Iha JI 1 en 8 . non a a' b a In 0 ii;;;'iiM;;;j;-iUj~i;fmijiiiiiiiiial PUBUC NOTlC( '--· Huntlng1on 8-:fl. CllltOtnll F 1 AST AM I! RIC AN T 1 l LE all rtgM. tltte end lntaralt oonvayed appurtenant 10 1111 Unit. Any I UTI llnm 112648 IN s u "'AN c E c 0 Mp AN y . • to and now held by " under ...., euc:tl •tOtage .,... ahlfl be !Mid . '1ClTilOUS.,...... Aober1 Frlrllt BabtMdgl, 16483 Callfomla oorporatlon. M Trwi.a. OHd of Trull In •II• property ~11Qr90I pw-poaee end not 11Am ITATW HertlOut Lw. Huntington BMcfl, or 81-TNlt• or Sutla11tuMd hat'alneftar ~ .. ~ C.itlornle 112&411 TrullM. of 1h•t oart•ln Dead of TRU8TOA: fllENATf 81E.1.0U8, • PA :L 4:"" exdullva l'lgtlt encl \ ANDREWS MARY DEE ANDREWS, nmdent of Santa Ana. c... Pueed away on April 22, 1983. She II IW'Vived by her buaband Phlllp. Private eervtces wee held wider the d1recUon of Harbor Lawn· Mount Olive Mortuary 540-MM. SNOW MERCEDES B. SNOW, reiddent of Santa Ana, Ca. P.-ed away on April 22, 1D8S. She la aarvtved bv her 900 Joee Colon of Oranp, Ca. 1'lnal lntennent terVioes will be held under the dlrectSoo of Harbor Lawn- Mount Olive Mortuary of Cmt.a Meaa. 540-55M. ~ '°":"" par-.orw -doing Thill bu9ltw le oonductact by• Tru1t u1cuted by JEROMe C. elrlQM woman. __,, ,0·-tha per10na ~ j ORANOE OE HAI/EH QUEST ~.i~narM~-' SMITH and BRENDAL. SMITH. IJENEFICIAAY: OREATEfll 0t~del6Qr'91ed0ntllaPlen• HOME. 29111 OAAHQE A,.. Co.ta .._.. M .. _., huebllnd & w4taM )olnt tlfllnll. encl LOUl81/ILLE FIRST FEDERAL pwtinQ 9o1oa PS-67 ~P&-67 ....... CA 112e2T ' Tlllt atlt-1 -Ned wltl'l Illa raQordad July 20, 11170 •• 8Al/INOS ANO LOAN ASSN., • end pg_ee_ Oodolrado P. Ne11re110. 24 County~ of Orw.nge County on ln..,rumanl Ho 27981, In Book oorporetlOn . PAfllCll. 5· Ona (11 mambarWNP Yortclown, lrvlna. CA 112714 Mwdl 10, 1983 l'2 1 13231, P•o• 227, ol Olllclel ~dad J4*t 12. 11112 .. lnltf. '" THE . I/ E ~ 6 A ILLE s Etm1 8 . Heurano, 24 Publllhac! Orenge CoHt ~~ Aaciord1o40r:o-~ty~~ No.~J07of~~dlln HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, Yortctown. !Nina, CA 92714 Pilot Aptll 4 11 18. 25 INa punuant to I I the ..... _ the "'OI logacNr wltf'I .. rlgftte. ~ TNe ~ 11 oonduc:Wdby111 • • • • • D•l•ull tlleraundar recorded ~M6d dead of !NII dalcl1bal and obllga11on• appurtenant lndMdueA. t2~ J-v 4, 1983 .. ~· Noc. Cl\a property: lhar9lo.. Oodofrado p ~ "'8JC NOTIC[ 83-402402, of Ofl'lolal Aeoordt ol L°' st of r.ct 2Me In Iha Cfty of YOU AM .. DVAUL T UNDm1 A Elmo8.Maarano Hid County, Wiii under and CoMeMell.•petmllPNOOrded DalD 0' TRUIT DATID "* .iatement -fled witJI IN LaQAL ..once punuanl to llld Deed of TNlt ... In booll It. pagH 27 and 21, OCT0981 ta. ..ra. ~ YOU Coun'1 C1ar11 of Oranga Councy on NOTICE IS HEMBY GIVEN that at pubtlc euctlon tor c:Mfl, llwflA " ........ toi• ~In the oflrll of TAKI ACTION TO PROTICT Mardi 31. 1M3. the lollowt~ Item• ot found Ot money of th• United 8111" ol tlla county_., of ellCI oounty. YOUR PROPlf"Y IT MAY al l'2U1a ...... """*1Y lleW bean held by A"'., I c.. • 0. •II •• r .. ell• 0 II "Yoo -In def.ult under • Deed IOU) AT A "*-IC' IALL • YOU Publl•he<I Orange Co11t Dally Ola POlloe Qaoertmant of the City of f)9Y9ble to MIO TNllM M--on • ol T"* dated .My 2. 1982. uNeea MUD AN IJCP\,ANATION Oil' nta Plot. Aprtl 4, 11, 18. its. 11183. ~ .,._ tor • partoct 1n -ltlte or n1t1ont11 '**· • Mate or you tell• ac:tton to protaot yOUt NATI.MS OP T"9 PJtOCalOIMQ 1~ of nlMty (tO) d8yl. fltdarll or9dtl union. or 1 ...-. or """*1Y. ft mc'1 be Miid .. ~ AQAIMIT YOU, YOU IHOUL.D -----------·•_. l0'1't 10 8pd White Hutly fltdar1ll ~end loan~ ..... II Y'O'I ,__, en--~ of CONTAt::T A L..AW\'a. PllUC llJTIC[ 81cyC11a, Bo(• 1 lod. llladl 8lo)OI. domlGlad In tllle .wt•. at Iha """" the nlM1t of .. ~ aoM* The ..,... lldOrw of 1he atlO¥e ------------•9of• 8** 8cflwiwl 1 8pcl. ~ antreno• to Flr•I American Tiii• Y'O'I• you ~ oontllGt • _,..,,. ,,. 100 lcflolz Plue No. 114. PIC11T10U9 .,_.. Boy'1 Yellow 10 8pd. 8ohwlnft IMurenoa Comcien)' loollted 111 114 ~ of IM llbova P'OC*1Y II HawpOt'I e.ach. CA 928~ No um ITA.,....,. lloycle, 8oy'1 llue I lpd. IE. Aftll St .. 111 the dt'f of 8lntl AM. 2318 Wet1mln1tar Ava., Colla warranty 11 glYen •• to 111 Tti. I011owtft9 "9'-It dotng Ca111urlon 81oycle. 8oy'1 llaall CA. II tflat rtgf'lt, tltla and In..,_ ....... CA Ho Wl'Wrty II OfV9rl • oor,.,....-. Of OOilell-) ""*-•: 8dlwlM 10 ~-ll!IM*I, <Mrr•-. conveyed to and now held by 11 to lte OOlllP..,..._ °' OOil..,_ The baloefldiry wider 1111c1 Deed PRODUCT IV( PROGRAM Wlldcet eqde. GE "9dlo c-tt. undlf Nld Oaad ol TN•t In the The bal'9ftolery under Mid Deed of Truet by reeaon of. brMCfl Of MINO SERI/ICES. 4122 W. Recorder end Wlleon Adding prop4lrty lltuatld In Hid Ccxlnty 'of TNlt. by,_ of I lwWlfl or default j,, tM ot111ge00111 _.. WcFldclan Ava .• 8ent• AM. CA. MecNne and lt•t• daaorlbacl u City of ~ Ill the obllglltlOM ~ ~ IMll•tofofa ueou1eCI end -------------"\ ta704 ~ 18 ~ GNEH 9llt C.. ~ t....,..,, '*"'·°'°'9 •-*d Mel dallver9d to the u~MCI • Alcll11d R•ll'llrN Mendon, 11"°°"'*'~end.,,_111111 Loi t encl the Norttwty a .... of deltve'9d to Ill• undwaltMCI • wrttMn DotidlllellOI• of ~ 9"d HAJl.IOI uw~MT OL1¥E Mortua/V • Cemeterv Crematol\' 1625 G1sle< Avf' Costa Mesa ~0-5554 ,...Ct .. OntUIS 11"1 .. OADWAY MOtlTVAllY 110 Broac!wav Costa Mesa 642·9150 IAl Tl & 18Gfl0tf SMfn4 a TUTHtU. Wl'STC~ CMAPIL 427 E 1 Tth St Cotti~ 84&-9371 4122 w. McFeclden Ava .. Sant• ~Ip of the PfOperty wtthlft Lote 10 end 11 of Tr9Ct No. 1144, .. writ.* o.oi.ratlon of a.tall and o.rnencs for ..... end """'"9n notice AM. CA. 12704 Hven (1J d1y1 toliowf11g the par~~ In 9ooa N. Page Oarnend for ~1 end Wl1naft natloa of br..cl'I end of~ to 011M Thlll llullNM 11 oonduo1ed by en pull4k:eUon of Ihle NotlOe. IM l*9 16 of Mlacallanaoul Mape. In Ille of btwd\ end °' lleollol'I to -the 11nd•r:!l:,:d to Hll 11td ~ tNrelO 1tt111 11Wt In '9la 111\dar, If ofnoa Of the County "9oordet ot Ille 11nder=d lo Hll H id Pl'OC*1'1 IO lllld o«ilgetiOna. N0111rcS A. ~ ._...be -. °' Inv. Qty of Oo1it1 lllCI COUMy. P'OC*tf to Mid otJIOllbOI" 111d thert1f1w the vnden!OM<i n. ~ -llad .to. IM Mele. In wtlkti -v. ~ Nam• ind eddtHI of the and tllerHftW Ille 11nderalgnt4 OIUMd Mid~ ot 11rM10f1 end Of CollnlY a.11 °' o.--. COUMy on "*' be eo1c1 11 publlo 9llCltlan at • banef!Otaty et whoaa Nq-1 the o.-cl Nici "°'* of "'-" and of .._. 10 .,. ~ 00** 2s. Aprtl 1, 19A. time end_. to be~-HI• 11 belnt aonduated: U.I eMcttOn to be _... 0. nM• ttQ .. ln9'r. Mo. 114T4H7 1n ,,,,,. o.ed· Apt1 12. IMS. I M A L l 8 U I I N l I I tt. 1ta •"'*·No. ~ft7, al bod! al lllld ~ ~ Publltl\ed Orange Colet Diiiy R.E.. Netti ADMINl8TAATION, 111111 All• Nici~ l'leoontl. •••ct .... •Ill ... m•d•. but Not. APfl 11, ti. 26, Mey 2, 11a Ct*lf of Poloe lrWlOll Offloe. t100 N. Mein It.. Said •II• •Ill be made, but without cov•n1nt or werr1nty. ta?.., 1t11t1111Md Ora~ Co111 o.11y 9enW AM. CA 112701-. ~ wlttiout ooven1nl or w1rr1n•y • ..,._ Ol lrflpltld.~ INI. ----.. ---""---------1Pllot,Aptl26,1Mf 1 ._.._ lo11nd Co. 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In IN _, o1 t111urw to enter Ol1D CW TaUST DATU> MARCH Into lllCfl oon1nct, IN pr-" of H , tNf, UNUla YOU TAKI Iha c::f** .. be flortal1ed or In 1he ACTION TO P"OTICT YOUR -of a bond, IN NIL M thereof PWCH1 •• IT llAY •IOU» AT A wlll be forfeited lo Mid oollao• .....C I.AU, • YOU ..U AN c11atrta1 UPUU llOM Of' THa MA TUM Ho b.ddar may ...,.,,_ 111t bid Of' nta ~ AOA.9dT b a period for lor1y--ltww (45) ~ YOU, YOU IMOULD CONTACT A after 1he dei. ... tor the Oi**'O 11 UWYP. lheNof. I On Mey t8, 1883 II 10:00 a.m.. TM 8oerd Of T~ ,__ TRAN8AMERICA TITLE tMprM!aoeofretacUngenyencld INSURANCE COMPNY, H duly btcSa °'to W111w.,.,., ~or 1ppotntad Truuaa under and 1n1onn1111 ... 1n any bid M In the purwanl to DMd o4 Trull ~ blddlftg Mlfcfl 25, tt82 U in.t~I No. ~lead: APf1 25 end M..,, 2, 32531. In booll/,.., 139113, peqal tta3; Opafl . ....,, •• 1913 -lt'OO !mega 1H3. of Offldel "-d•, a.m I J e xacu tad by WILLIAM G Norman I! Wiiton SULLIVAN e nd BONNIE S S.C.., loatdofTruat-• SUL.Lii/AN, M truatcn, In IM ol'lloa CoM1 Community • of 1.ha Coun1y AIOorOer of Orlll'lgl Colaga '*trllil County, 81•1• ol Ctlfilmll. WILL PublllMd ~enoa Coeal Dally SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO Piiot. APf1 M Mey 2 1_, t410HEST llOOER FOA CASH ' ' 9'0-83 (payable el time°' .... In lewf\.ll1-------------monay of Ille Unit.cl 8t•l••l at: "8.1C NOT1C( lnelda v. main tront anttenca IObby1-----..-..... ------o I TRANSAMER ICA TITL~ It .... IHSUFIANCE COMPANY, 830 N. ..,_COURT Of' Main Strfft. City of Santa Ana, CMl'Ofll"r\ St• of Ca111om1a. II rlQftt. tma end ~~ -°'• OMNGl1--tnt.,_ ~ to end now tllkl --,.. _. by ft lll>dar Mid Oaad of TN9l In 1M te0'1C9 Oil' MU Oii 1>'09lrt'/ 111vetee1 1n Nici c-niy MM."'°" •n encl State deeOl1bad aa: .. re IM IM•t• eo!;: ftOURT Lot 122 of Tracil Ho. 311&, 1nM..Ut~.DtlllLL· IM City of lent• AM, County of NOTICI IS Hlflll8Y OIVEN lftl,I Orange. St••• or Calllornle, .. 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A rh1 ., :.~ ".""""~!11'!11!1' ..... ~----------------..... ..-----.... --------------._...._. _____________ • .,,..,.....,,,,,...._ __ _ =::=-----------------------------------~--------------------------------------------~OranQe~~~Coa~t~D~~l~LY~P~IL~O~T~IM~ond~~~·~Aprt~t2~5~,~1N3~....:.~. 1 by Gut Arriola , .------' I GARt'lt:l.D ! flu...,~, ~~~~ aJJ..-~~, I " '· I - THE FAMIL l ' c1aca:s "I mV$t've left the window open and a tornado got in." BIC.GEORGE //(It I by Jim Davis by Virgil Partch (VIP) I "I h1t1 Mond1y1." by Brad Anderson \ DE:\,IS THE"•~' ·\('E Hank' Ketchum I ' 1 1,1 ,> • I I ., I II 01.i-•-.•~,,. "I can always tell when you've been up in the attic with the kids!" MOO:\ "l LLI ~S 1.0.u.s.A. A TA'X ON THIS ... A TAX ON THAT-· r PEANl:T8 ~ ~- ''Jk:M CMJ.5 lHIS CAI<£ HEf(~IS ~ .. 'DEVILS fa:JO. Q.1-Aa South, vulnerable, you hold: •AJW <:>KM 0'71 •IQt The blddln1 hu proeHdtd: Nri Eut S.." WHt I 0 r ... l • p ... I NT P ... ? What do you bid now? A.-You have a rlvuard major 1ult, but there la no need to adverti.e that fad. Partner hu already told you that he ha• a balanced hand , and yours ia balanced. ~oo. Make the value bid of three no trump -three apades tt'lls partMr you have a 11x card suit and an unbalanced hand Q.2-Both vulnerable. as South you hold: +AKQ QAKJIOS OJ87 •92 The bidding has proceeded. Soutli Weet North Eut J <:::> Pue 3 <:::> Pue 3 + Pue 'o p.., 4 + Pue 5 O Pa11 7 What do you bid now'! A.-You have a very good hand, yet you can do no more Jl'l)(jt; PARKER CLAIMING THAT SHE RECEIVED A LONG DISTANCE Pt-ONE CALL FP.OM LONG JOHN SILVESTER. JEANNIE 1-<ELSO DISCUSSES IT WITH SAM DRIVEP.1 SHOE DR.\BBLE GOif if 011 lllDGf BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF - AN8WEl8 TO HJDbE QUIZ than bid five heart•. If you trual partner'• cue bid1. your aide may not have a club con lrol. Partner had two oppor lunlllea to cue·bid cluba, but bypaued both. If he d~• h1vr 11 club control, he i1 lrtl' to bid uvt<r five hurt•. Q.3-Aa South. vulnerable, you hold: +KQS 1:182 OAQJ98 •783 Tht bidding haa procnded: North Eut Soutt WHt I • Pua I 0 Pu• 2 NT Pue 7 Whal do vou bid now'/ • A. -ThiJ 11 a matter of 11m· pie arithmetic. Even if part ner has 20 poinu, your aide has only 32 HCP. Not even your fifth dtamond 1s enough for you lo presume that your combined holding will stretch to slam Bid three no trump Q.4-Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: • K93 <:?Q875 O AKJ6 + 72 The bidding has proceeded: Eut Seuth Weat North J • Obie Pua 2 • NWJBE 1 5000LO G0~1HERE PND A!lK ~GIRL 10 DANCE ... p.., 7 What ution do you t.ake'/ A. -If you bid arain bec1uae you thourhi that partner'• jump wu forcing, we aulfHl you read again the chapt.er on takeout doublee In your bridKe book. Partner'• Jump ia lnvit,ational, and you have a dead minimum t.akeout dou bit'. To make mattera wur~. you have only three 1pade1 and partner may have only a four card su1l Pus Q.5-Neither vulnerable, 11 South you hold t 4 <:::> AQ106 o KQ98 • KQJ5 The bidding has proceeded: Eut S1utli Weel Nortl1 l • Obie p... I NT Pue ? What do you bid now'' A. -Partner's one no trump response lo your takeout double shows a lair hand, so you want to gel lo game. The question ia where lo play the hand. in a suit or in no trump? If you cue bid two spades now , you might recttve an 1n11wer to thtt qlleellon whilr at the t1tn• time you adviae partner <•f your atron1 hand. Q.t -A• South, vulnerabJ.1, you hold: +CUot5 <:::>H OU4% •All Thdbldding bu proceeded: WHt Nri Eut 8"" 1 <:::> I + P... ? What do you bid now? A. -In 1upport of 1padt11, your hand revaluea to 1 l point•. Thtrefort, you are too 1trong for a 1imple raiae to two 1padea. Jump to three 1pade1 -that i• not fordn1 • only 1nvitat1onal. Jf partner hu full valuea. he will Utrf on to game Hive JH bee• ruabll ia· t• clHltle trHatle? L1 L Clwlea Gore• t.etp '" Bell JOIU' way tlar..p tile IUlll el DOUBLES ler ,....au..1 ucl for t&UHl. fer I ce,J .r IU1 DOUBLES boeklet, .... 1 11.85 &Al "Gorem·O..W..." care of tlal1 ••••,.per. P.O. Boa 259, Ner•..ct. N.J. 076'8. Make c.Meke ,.,.w., to New1,.perMoke. ~--II(" COME IN ANO SIT DOWN, MR RUSHLANO'r WHO fWI I lRYIN& iOKID~ ' -- by Tom Bat1uk I'D HAVE 8E1iER LOC.K 'TR41~ 10 GO OUT BACK AND fJ(()ll.E WrTH 1H€ ~I ::: e N l:()MPOSJ1'E rfRAN 'At:TION ' 9 uat•t10tt\INCl.UOI t ••CtUON fl ....... •o•• MIO•IU l'A(.,I( .... I OUO .. o•noo r AWD Cll1(11111tU1 trot11 • .,._ ... ~ ...... er :s>ft!ll I Y fMt ~tip e .. p tma11111 Due to teohnlcel problem a, 1om• 1togk ll1tlng1 do not ap~ar. DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? If you have juet flied your new Flctltloue 8ualne11 Name and have not yet eubmttted It for publlcatlon, pl•••• don't forget that the !Imitation le 30 day• from dllt• of flllnQ. _The D~IL Y PILOT will publl•h your atatement for •$3 •. Sp. Our circulation Include• the entire Orange Coaat area and legal notice• appear In all ecltlone. In order to eubmft your statement for publ~ ••nd approptlate copy and a check to THE DAILY PILOT, P.O. Box 1510. Coate Meta, CA. 9212'. We'll do the reat. For Information about legal edverttelng plea•• call 142-4321 Ext. 332. llilJPilli ., •• w UAW wants answer8 on GM-Toyota deal By Tise AHoelated Prell DETROIT -The United Aut.0 Workerw union hopee to learn ln the next few weelu whether lt wW repre.ent workor1 at the Fremont C.Uf., _plant where General Motora Corp. and Toyota Motor Corp. plan to produce 1ubcompeci., 11union1~kmman Mid today. "We're looklng for a lienal' that can bo relayed to delegate• at the UAW convention alated for May 15-20, Peter Laannan aaJd. ''We've been look.Ing for aomethlna to confirm further that we will represent the people (al Fremont),'' he aa.ld. Laarman •dded that the UAW la a ware the GM-Toyota deal is under going Federal Trade Commaalon review and that the FTC review llke-Jy will not be completed by the time the convention la he ld. But the unlon still wants to have the matter of the union's statua clarified, he said. USA Today tops 1 million WASHfNGTON -USA Today, the national ne wspaper laW1Ched last September, has become the third largest circulation daily newapaper in the country, according to new figures releaaed by the newspaper. The newspaper said S unday that audited circulation figures show USA Today has reached an average daily paid circulation of 1,109,587, behind only the Wall Street J ournal and the New York Dally Ne ws. The ne wspaper also announced a 1erie1 of promotions, including the naming of John C. Quinn as editor of USA Today and executive vice pl"t!llident- c hlef news executive of Ganne tt Co. Inc., the ne wspaper's parent company. The newspaper aaid the circulation figures were certified by the auditing firm of Price Waterhouse for the week ending April 15. It said the figures put the newspaper about 40 percent ahead of its circulation ' projections for April, and that USA Today h.as nearly me t its goal for the end of 1983. Dollar dives, gold open s up LONOON -The dollar, pushed down by an unexpected drop in the U.S. money .Upply, fell against most major currencies in early trading today. Gold prices opened around $8 higher. Gold opened in London at a bid price of $443.75 an ounce, up Crom $437 bid late Friday. In a similar strong showing in Zurich, the metal opened at $443.50 bid compared with $435.75 late Friday. Dealens reported bullion finned on the dollar's weakness, but was attractmg some profit-taking. "It will possibly drift otr later today," commented one London dealer. London's five main bullion houses set the mid- morning ''fixing" at $442.25 an ounce. The dollar dropped virtually all around, with dealers clung a report late Friday that the U.S. money supply fell $3.1 billion in the second week in April, which led to speculation that U.S. interest rat.es will Call. Lower interest rates depfe!D the dollar. In London, the dollar eased more than a cent against the British pound which cost $1.5595 in early trading, compared with $1.5468 at the cloee Friday. In Tokyo, where trading ends before it begins in Europe, the dollar fell for the fourth straight trading day to close at 235.55 yen, compared with 236.61 on Friday ' Gold Quotations Budy & Barmu (only daily quote), $441.50 per troy ounce. N.Y. Comei spot month c:loeed Friday. $439.20 per troy ounoe. Silver Budy fr Barmu (only daily.quote), $12.30 per troy ounce. N.Y. Comu, spot month cloeed Friday, $12.135 per troy ounce. M etals Copper -82~--4 ~ cents. Copper -77.30 cents per pound. NY Comex spot mooth cla.d Fr. Lead -21-23 centa a pound. Z1llC -38 cents a pound. delivered. Tia -$6.855 l Met.ala Week ocmposit lb. AJ11mb11u11 -76 cents a pound. N. Y. Mercvy -$320.00-~.oo per 76 lb. flaak. Platbaam -$415.00 domestic merchant troy ounce, N.Y. Read the Orange Coast newspaper that keeps you in --the informative 642-4321 _ .... l . ~ · ... ·~ ,,. ..... . .. ·~ . "' !' . ·: •• .. .· .. .. . ~ .. "I ·' •'• ·' ! .J ... ~ ':J . . 'I •b " ~; ., i '(J .~ p I .,, . ' , . • ., JI l ·. llUJPHll MONDAY, APRIL H . 181~ ClASSIFllD C4 Identity problem Witt bids to return to rotation .,., .... ..._......, ............... By JOHN SEV ANO or .... .,..,,......., O.ve Goltz and Mlke Witt are two pitchen atruallng to find their identJtJee. One ii a it.art.er. The other a Iona reliever . Both are lnterchangffble. Neither ii aure which one la which. • It WU Goltz, ln place of Witt, who •tarted acaJrut Baltimore yesterday. It wu Witt, however, who replaced Goltz ln the aixth lnnlng, who got the victory. For the record, the Angela beat the Orioles, 7-3, before 43,621 at Anaheim Stadium . The win marked the first time in five yean the Angela were able to take a eerie. lrom Baltimore on their home turf. Rod Carew continued hi• torrid h,ltting, aolnl 4-for-5 and acorlng three ruru to raae hia average to .453. Tim Foll had two hita and two runa batted in, while Brian Downing and Juan Beniquez had two hlta and an RBI eech. Plate umpire Larry McCoy emphatically calls Rob Wilfong out at the plate in the sixth inning yesterday. The intrigue, however, surrounded Goltz and Witt, two pitchers who, like molt competltora, probably shook hands before their current battle, will shake hands after, and have little to say to eacl\ other during. Goltz currently owns what Witt feels is hie spot in the rotation. Goltz, meanwhile, baa A record run to Ensenada By ALMON LOCK.ABEY .,., .................. ENSENADA -All records were smuhed yesterday in the Newport-to- F.Nenad.a yacht race which will go 1nto the books 811 the futeet in the 36-year history of the famed party race. The most astounding record was set by Bob Hanel'• 68-foot catamaran Double Bullet which finished the 125-mile COW'le at 10:30 Saturday night for an elapsed time of 10 houn, 30 minutes and 6 seconds, knocking 3~ bouni off the old elapeed time record of 14 hours, 1 minute .et by the catamaran Aikane ln the 1957 race. was Kristine, akippered by F.ddie Arnold of Newport Beach ln 10 hours and 42 minutes, third was Tyger Tyger, skippered by Lyle Willets, Newport Beach ln 11 houn and 12 minutes and fourth was Mach~. Warren Seaman, Los Angeles, i.n 11 hours and 43 minutes. (13:18) and 10th was Mike Kane's 56-foot trimaran Cruaader from Newport Beach ( 13:24). By 10 a.m. yesterday, more than 200 boats bad finished and 800ree of others were approach.lnR the finish line in drovee. By 3 p.m. fewer than 50 boats were still at tea. The firlt mono-hull yacht to finiab was Dennis Choate's new 68-toot aloop Saga from Lone Beach which finiahed fifth with elapaed time of 12 houn and 12 minutes. The finrt 10 boats to finish were all under the old elapeed time record. Tile first four boata to fin1ah were catamarans. Second The 84-foot sloop Christine out of Marin.a del Rey finished sixth ln 12 houn and 18 minutes; the 68-foot Merlin out of Long Beach, last year's line honon winner, was seventh in 12 hours; eighth was Roger MacGregor's new 65-foot Anthem ln 12 1'oun and 56 minutes; ninth wu Avenger The yacht Campbell Sloop, skippered by Leon Campbell, San Diego Yacht Club, finished at mid-morning in a sinking condition after a thru-hull fitting let go off Todos Santoa Ialand. Campbell said the water wu above the cabi.n floorboard.a with the crew frantically bailing as they cro.ed the finiah line. The 12 -rnete r ya cht Valiant o ut (See RECORD, Page CZ) Rams have sights set on back A• the hour of 5 a .m . approaches tomorrow, the Rams Will hopefully be wide awake for the start of the NFL draft. Of coune, since they traded picks with Houaton Saturday, and now own the No. 2 choice overall, they could very well make thelr · finit pick in their sleep and still come out ahead. The Rams, however, have a number of ways they can go ln tomorrow'• draft. And doo't be 90 ceriain they're done wheeling and dealing yet. A po11ible tranaactlon with Baltimore, ln order to get a crack at the highly sought-after John Elway, la a d.iltlnct pomibWty. Real.tty, though f1gurea to eee the Rama take SM1J running back 1enaatlon Erle Dickerson and team hlm with Wendell Tyltt in the backfield. Dickenon la a 215-pounder with 4.45 speed. Other pomibWtiee include the drafUna of Notre Dame tlaht end Tony lfunter, or Arianeaa 11.nebecker Blily Ray Smith. 1be Rama' obvioua needs are defen1tve, eapeclally at linebacker and the line. Rum c.o.ch John RobWon bu indklated. bowewr, the Ramil a.re 1olq to 10 back to their old pblloeopby of draftlmr "the better athlete" or "need.,,. Whlrtm the draft wed to be dMded into a two-day affair, the enUre JJl'OC*lure will be CU11ed out durln1 • 17-bour 19an toanor1'0W. ao..tan bM ~l*b ln the ant two rounde. Pat Riley Lakers shrug pff layoff to pummel Portland in opener INGLEWOOD (AP) -The Loa Angeles Laken had a week off before opening defenae of their National Baaketball Amodation chamJ"onahlp. But it was hardly a vacation. "You have to live &at credit," Laker center K.reem Abdul- Jabber aid of Los Angelee c.o.ch Pat Riley. ''He worked wi hard and he aought out thing• we needed to improve upon." After a number of intense practice aesaions wt week, the Laken beaan the playoffs yesterday afternoon with a 118-97 victory over the Portland Trail Blu.ent ln the fint game of a beat-of•aeven We1tern Conference eemifinal Rriee. Playing almost flawie.Iy at the start of the game, Loa Angeles aprinted out to a 29-12 advantqe after daht minute. of play. and the Trail BLazen were · never able to get cloeer than four points after that. 'Tree' falls ~ on Ainge Deferue wu one area Riley atremed during drl11s leeding up to the aerlea opeJter, and the Lakera pla~ defm-extremely well at iml>drtant polnta of the pme. Abdul4abber eoored 32 points and Earvin "Maaic" Johmon had 18 a8listll and 19 points to paice the Lakera. in bench-clearing brawl BOSTON (AP) -The ~entll for a brawl had been aUnmertna ln the beat of a do- or-die playoff premure cooker. After three elbowtna lnddentll between Atlanta center "Tree" Rolllna and :so.ton l(Uard Danny Aln&e. AJnp tadde(l Bo11inl and the pair rolled to the fioor u playen from both benchell dove onto the pile yeNrtlay. AJ.nae-.. bitten on the middle finaer of bJa rilbt hand cturtnc the melee with 6:15 left in the third quart.r of the Celtact' 98-79 National Buketbal1 A..odadon playoff viictory ~ the Hawb. The wJn 1ave Bo1ton a 2·1 U'lumpb ln the' bett-ot-three 1eries and 1ent the C.eltk:I lnto a best-of-wven round starUnc here Wedneaday night against Milwaukee. "He jult ltuck my flnpr ln bJa mouth and I thousht he wu goJ.na to bite it off," Aln&e aid of Rollfna. who wouldn't OOiomer\t on the bl~ lnddent. Bolton trainer Ray Melchlotre aid five .Utchee were needed ln Ain&•'• fm,er. Hu ttatu. for Wedne.-day'1 aame WAI unoertaJ.n. "He had eood ~ of motion in the fina'er. It (the M~~ mimed the tendcn, ,, eald. Alna•'• tln,1er wa1 not (lee "TREE', Pap Cl) "Durtna the week. we worked very hard on the defensive end of the pme," Mid Riley. "I think the th.lnp we worked on l'Mlly paid off, especially in the fint quarter. "Both teems were extremely emoUona1 at the bellnnlq of the aame. '' Riley contfnued, ~''but I think Portland WM emotionally •pent becau. of the two. pmea they played aplmt 8-tUe.'' Portland COICh Jack Ramlay buically ap-eed. •ylna: '"'Ibey aot off to a tNmendoua start. They did ewryt.h1J\I well. w. want to play '*'8' md I know we can ..• We may baY9 '-' a UtUt fau.u-t, but we WUl be bedt on 'l\mday." Mike Witt • no lntention of surrendering hie promotion willingly. "I kept them in the game. I kept it clc.e," asaeaed Goltz of hia performance which saw him go 5 ~ innings, give up three ruN on five hits, strike out four and walk two. "Naturally, I would like to be one of the starters. But I'm here to do whatever they want. What happens, happens." Wi~ isn't as noncommittal. He wantll hie job back, period. And he'• ui:-t with h.J.mlelf for loclng It ln the tint pl.ace. "I think If I had been harder on myself, after the first couple of gamea, than what I wu, I could have come back In the third game and been all riaht and not had to deal with thl1 situation," aald Witt. "You can aay all you want about a pitcher'• rhythm and his mechanics, but if he's not in the ri&ht frame of mind . . . well, I Just think that wu 90 percent of it." Witt entered yesterday'• game with an 0-3 mark and an earned run average that IW'pUled 8.00. He ended lt with not only hls flnrt victory and a lower ERA of 6.75, he may have a1ao regained some valuable confidence he appeared to lack earlier. "I cap only do what I'm capable of do~," eaid Witt. "In the past I haven t responded well to certain eituatJons where today I did." In other words, Witt wae having trouble with h.la mental frame of mind with men on bue. Yesterday, though, he relieved Goltz with a runner on first and two out In the sixth and promptly got Rich Dauer to hit a fly ball. Witt a1ao allowed a runner to reach base in the aeventh and (See ANGELS, Page CZ) Brian Downing is congratulated by Preston Gomez after sixth-inning homer. Orange Coast crew dominates regatta The Orangl! Coast College crew dominated yesterday'• dual regatta, winning all four of the eventa the Pirates entered in the event held at the North Lido Channel in Newport. The Pirates, who will be competln1 in the Newport Reptta Saturday with a number of other atroaa four-year IChoola, tuned up in ftne ta.hlon. winnb\i the vanity four, novice eJabt, frHbman el1ht and junior vanity ei.tat. The N eiaht edpd UC Irvine by lH• than five 1econd1, ~ ln a time of 6:08.2. Cout. JV dlht had Eric Rich ln the bow, RUii Forbes at No. 2, Reid Hadley at No. 8 , Dave Sidnam at No. 4, along with Scott Smith (five), Matt Hainline (six), Sheldon Kirkpatrick (1even) and Tim Yale at 1troke and Jan Starllnc at coxswain. The UCI vanity boat competed -a.mat the Back Bay Bowtna: Club, and in the most exdtin(; race of the day, the Anteaten were nipped by lHS than four leCODda. lJCI'1 time wu 6:00.4~. The futat Oranae CoMt time ol the cilly WU turned in by ltll fnshman etaht at 6:03.88. Wadkins makes it interesting before t'aking T Of C CompeUfta for the OCC frosh were Jeff . ftMaan at bow and Scott Mahaffy (No. 2)J.. ~at Warburton (No. 8), Steve tMD&th (No. f), Guy Reta (No. &), M1b Et.rt (No. 6) and Seen Pl,.U. (No. 7). Dave NHblt WU at •troke and the COJCIWaln Wiii .Jett Akin. _. ___ the -..+&...1-· In the N----.~s;-~ wdl be~ ,8''9ftford. Callfamlat Sen n. 18tat.. the UnlYmlltJ ot s.n~ DNF· LoJoia anct ~ ~·-·· ........ _.,,!'S':~ - - .. ~ -t.~~. ,...... t;=..a... ... L W'¥'. ~ .. ..: ........ :-r..1'~1lm • £1 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Monday, April a&, 181:1 Jahhar requesting $2 million a year From AP dJ1patcbea LOS ANGELES -Kareem m Abdul-Jabbar will uk S2 million a year when he cornea up u a free a1ent next aeaaon and that may ' hinder his chances of being re-algned with th• Lake .... It WU reported yes1erday. Lakera owne'r Jerry Bun, whlle acknowledging that he wanta to keep Abdul- Jabbar and that the star cent.er wants to ai.y with the Loe Angeles tealll. probably won't be willinc to pay him $4 million for the next two aeaaon1, citing LaJsers front oUlce members who were not Identified. A bdul-Jabbar'a agent, Tom Collins said last week he would aeek $2 -milllon a year when Abdul-Jabbar becomes a free a.gent after the end of J thia aeason. The next two seuons may be the last the 36-year-old center plays. That would considerably up Abdul-Jabbar's current salary, estimated at $1.l mllllon, •nd would make him the second-highest pa.Id player in the National Basketball Aaaociation, behind Philadelphia 76ers center Moees Malone, who reportedly gets $2.3 million a year. "Kareem should be compensated for who he is and what he'a done over the years. We're just asking for a fair contract, one that will make him one of the highest-paid players ever," Collins said. Overtime goal lifts Boston Defenaeman Brad Park's second m goal of tne game 1 :52 in overtime ·, capped a 'Boston comeback that lifted · the Bruins to a 3-2 victory over BuUalo last night in the seventh and deciding game of their National Hockey League quarterfinal playoff series. The Bruins advanced into the aemifinala, beginning tomorrow night. against the New York fslandera ... Edmonton got two key goals from checkers Ray Otte and Dave Banter and Rt an NHL record for ahort-handed goals as the OUera belted OUcago, 8-4, in the first game of the Campbell Conference champion.hip series. The Oilers ecored thelr eighth and ninth abort-handed goals of the J>layoffs in the final period to break the game open. Braves unbeaten at home Bob HorDtr hit a three-run ·11 homer ln the fjnt 8&rne and a IOlo •hot ln the ni8htap u Atlanta 1wept • National League double-header ' from the New York Meta yesterday. The 1weep left the Braves unbeeten at home (9-0) and the Meta. wlnleu on the road (0-8) . . . Eaewhere ln the NL, Leoa Durham'• tie-breaking, two-run homor ln the fourth lnnlna powered the Chicago Cube to a 6-1 victory over San Francl.eco ... Jose Ona atnalecl up the mJddle with the bues loaded and one out ln the bottom of the 11th lnnln1 to lift Houlton to a 3-2 win over Philadelphia In the Astrodome . . . Andre Da'tHOD homered and drove In three runs, and Bryu LltUe added two RBI aa Montreal rallied twice to take a 5-4 triumph at CinclnnatJ .. Dave LaPolnt and Bruce Satter combined ori a lix-hJtter and Keltb Hernudei singled home the game's first run to lift St. Louis past San Diego, 2-0. LaPoint, 2-0, outdueled Andy Hawkins, 0-1, through 7 'h innings before being relieved by Sutt.er, who earned hia second save. Quote of the day Cheryl Miller, atandout freshman forward at USC, comparing men's and wome n'• basketball: ''W e're doing everything Uke men except shaving." Brett extends streak to 13 George Brett extended his II hitting streak to 13 games and Hal McRae drove in two runs yesterday to lead Kansaa City to a 7-1 romp over Toronto ln the American League. Brett raised his average to :471 when he went 2-for-4 with a double and single . . . In other AL action, Milwaukee's Don Satton handcuffed Texas on four hits through eight innings in a 3-1 victory, Placin8 him in 29th place on the all-time victory llat with his 26lst major-league triumph ... Dwlgbt Evant smacked two opposite-field homers, including a game-winning, three-run blast in the eighth inning to lead Boston past Oakland, 4-2 . . . Larry Herndon'• RBI triple keyed a two-run, third-inning rally as Detroit completed a three-game sweep of Seattle with a 4-2 win . . . Scott Fletcher knocked in four runs and aoored another as the Chicago White Sox snapped a three-game losing streak by •topping Cleveland, 9-3. Chicago right-hander Rlcb Dotson al.lowed aeven hits in seven innings to earn hia aecond victory of the season . M.inne90ta at New York was postponed because of rain. ANGELS BEAT BALTIMORE. • • From Page C1 eighth, and two in the ninth, and worked out of each jam acooniin81y. It WU Witt'• first add test . . . and he pasaed .. "He did a good job," said Manager John McNamara encou.ragl.ngly. "It's just a matter of him getting the time to find himself. There was a marked difference and it showed in his control." Lewis sprints to easy ,victory at Mt. SAC Shrewdly, McNamara dodged the question of what next? "We're just going to have to wait and aee what happens," he replied. For the moment, at least, nothing will change. Goltz.'• next scheduled atart is Sunday against Boat.on. Witt will continue to come out of the bullpen. "rm not thinking about doing anything in a hurry," said Witt. "rm not worried about a week from now or two weeks from now." No, Witt'• only concern ia getting back into the rotation, while Goltz'• objective ia to atay there. * ~NORI -DerJ1 ._...,_ -the eublect ol a prenk pulled on a roolll• ~-day e.ca..o .. of Liiiie L.eague day. ,,.,. Angel• had to move tllefr betting prKllce -aion llf'9eO Dy 15 mlrnlt• Sc:on6era. wtlO wu euWOMO tied ti.rl l\eldlng ground bW at nr.i beM. 11na11y got Illa helmet end bat and welked toward the c-oe ITOUl'ld 11 16 • m. Mud! lo !Ila <:haglin, when the lat Q<'OUP tootl their llnal ..mo-. " ..., IMtlled the ..... of t>enlng prectlOe. Whel'I s-wr. got beck to the locller room. hll t~ rwlty got on him. "Hey. Oeryl," yefled ....... .Mol!Mft "did It .... OOOd out there today?" "OMyf. --the belle tMlly JumCl4ng °" your .,.,,., ulled anoth«. Tiie Irony la that Sconleft didn't haw • patt.louter1y good~ •:3' plat• to ooino t-tor-4 with an 1\81, he · Slr\ldt out !-..toe and -tMlly l\ad • cut at the ball. Said 9'od c--after tile game, etlc:lclng the needle In a lltlla lllf1har "OM, rm eorry Daty!. It 1 Nd"'"°"'" you-• going to k>C* fHA T 8AO I would lle"9 told ~ II -time to hit." 8conler'I ~ II .. Off. The A~ 11• off today and ,_,ow, n~..::;•n a two-game HI with Detroit W ey nlQfll (1:30) wt\h Mitt Wleo11 (2· 1) ICheduled to (-ONfl ~ . A number of Anoe! ~ thanll• lo • f'ltand ol 1119 ..... _,,deep -ftalllng lode)'. I Malone shake off injury Mo1t1 MaloDt, Wffrtn1 •luUc m 1upporia on his lnJW"f'd kne:et, acored 38 pOlnta and tr•bbed 17 rebounds u PhUadelphla defeated New York, 112-102 yea\erday In thci flr1t 1ama of thtlr NaUonal Bulwtball MaoclatJon ~mlflnal playoff MriM. Th• 0-10 Malone, who hadn't played since Aprtl 10, domtnak'd the middle u the 76era took 'he lead lat.e In the tlrat period and never rellnqullhed It . . Larry Bird 1cored 20 polnta aa Boston no"nced Atlanta, 98·79 to move Into the quarterflnala. Bird ai.o had nlno rebounds and nJne Ulllta a1 the C.hii:a captured the decldlna aame of a three- g am e mfnl -aerloa and advanced to nwet Milwaukee, startlna In Boaton Garden Wednesday Alex Eo1U1h acored 42 polnta and Mike Evaoa u.nk two crucial basket• In overtlthe as Denver eliminated Phoenix, 117·112 In the deciding game of their playoff aeries. Denver, which captured lta first mini-aeries victory In four appearances, advanced to the Western Conference &emlflnala, starting tomorrow night agalnat San Antonio. Baseball .today 1876 -The first shutout in National League history was pitched by Al Spalding, whoee ChJcago Cube defeated LouisvUfe 4-0 in the franch.Lee's first game. 1901 -The DetroJt Tigers staged one of baseball's most remarkable comeback•, acoring 10 runs ln the bottom of the ninth inning to beat Milwaukee, 14-13. 1904 -Pitcher Jack Chesbro of the New York Yankees registered the first of hia 41 victories that aeuon, an American League rerord that still stand.a. 1933 -Russ Van Atta oollect.ed four hill and pitched the New York Yankees to a 16-0 vjctory in hia first major league game. Today's birthday: Texas shortstop Bucky Dent is 32. • Stacy coasts to victory ST. P&TJ:RSBURO, Fla. _ 11 HoW. Stacy lt.nlU).ed to• par·72 on the tJ.nal round Y•&arday, bu c ltUJ. ~ to -~a_}' from the field .nd defend her LPOA 8&H Goll a.ac dlle wtth a allMtroke victory <Net Patty Sheehan and Deedee 1..aker. Stacy, who lltaned the day with a three~t. advantaae over Janet Coles, blrd.led t.hnie of the, (Int four hold on the beckslct. of the 6,023.yardl Puadena Oolt Club oour. to -.unit a ~· atroke advania,e and then cru1Md to her 12th career trlwnph. She ftnlahed wlth a 72-hole total ot l l ·under-par 277 and WH never aerloualy challenaed by Sheehan or Luker, who completed the aecond-oldelt tournament on the LPGA tour with 5-under-per total.I of 283. Coles, chulng her flnt t!&Je ln five >'..,.., and Jo Ann Wuh.m were at 284, followed by Lori Huxhold at 285. Dodger game washed out PITTSBURGH -The mcheduled II baseball game between the Loa Angeles Dodaera and the Pittaburl}l Ptratea was poctponed yesterday due to rain. The game between the two National League team.a will be made up Jul_y 19 aa part of a twi- night double-header. The Dodgen face St. Louil tonight in the opener of a three-game aeries. Connors claims tourney title . Defending champion Jimmy • Connors had some problem.a in the first set, but once he got back on track had little difficulty beating Mark Edmondson, 7-6, 6-1 yesterday to win a tennia tournament in Laa Vegas . . Meanwhile, in Haines City, Fla., Martina Navratilova fought off high wind.a and a aeoond-aet surge by Aadrea Jaeser to capture a women's tennia tournament, 6-1, 7-6 ... Pro tour veteran Bob Cbrlet won the battle of the winds with a dramatic 48-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a audden-death playoff to beat local favorite Greg Powen and claim the Tallahaaeee Open golf title yesterday . . . Two-time defendina national champion _ Danell Waltrip took control midway through the Grand National stock car race in Martlnsvilie, '-------------------' Va. and posted his second straight victory ... Three-time world champion Alexia Argaello kltocked down Claude Noel in the first round afid stopped him early in the third of their scheduled 10-round junior welterweight bout in Atlantic City . . . Eusebio Pedroz.a or Panama successfully defended his World Boxing Aasociation featherweight title in San Remo, Italy, by winning a unanimous decision over American Rocky Lockridge in their 15-round bout. Bryant shines for Stars Kelvin Bryant ran for 110 yards [i] and a touchdown as Philadelphia •. t jumped to an early lead and ·held off Boston yesterday, 23-16, in United States Football League action. The Sta.rs now own the top record in the league at 7-1, while Boston, which fell behind 20-0 but fought back to within four points agall\St Philadelphia, is now 5-3 . . . Reule Colller and Cornelius Quarles scored o n plays up the middle to lead Birmingham to a 21-9 triumph over Oakland Television, radio . . . Carl Frankl ran 18 yards for a score with 2:25 to play as Tampa Bay held off Washington, 30-23. The victory k,ept .lhe Bandits atop the Central Division. TV: Baseball -Dodgers at St Louis, 5:30 p.m .. Channel 11. RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at St. Louis, 5:35 p.m., KABC (790). Dave Goltz Volleyball races just heating up Still smarting from an upset loss to Costa Mesa wt week, the Estancia High volleyball squad will try to,,_malntain a allm edge on the MLatanp ln the Sea View League race at 7 o'clock tomorrow night when the F.agles visit University. In other action, Costa Mesa hoeta Mater Del, Corona del Mar calls on Newport Harbor and El Toro welcomes Irvine. IMY'-L.Meue L.ee8W o-911 W L W L Ettancia 11 1 14 3 Coet• ,,,.... 10 , 10 1 Corona del M• 8 3 10 3 Newport Harbor 5 e 1 e IN!ne 67 11 Meter Del 5 1 7 e El Toro 2 10 2 1' Unlwrelty 0 12 , 13 Twww1..-10-..~I) Eetancie al Unhlerlllty Meter Del al Coata Mwa Co<oN Oel ,..., ., Newpot1 Harbor lnline et El Toro aoutti c-i LMeue Leaew O..,al W L W L San C.-1• 10 0 12 0 t..aguna BMc:tl 8 1 , 1 1 Cas*treno V etley 5 4 8 5 OeNHIMe 5 5 5 7 MIMlon Viejo 4 8 5 7 L.aguna HNlll 2 8 3 10 Woodt>ndga 0 1 t 2 12 WALNUT (AP) -Toirranked sprinter Carl Lewia ran the fastest 100 meters of hia can-er yesterday and only a wind 1ll1htly over limlta kept him from bettering the world record. Fatal accident mars race In the Sunset League, Fountain Valley, resting in second place, will attempt to cut into the two-game margin of peooe-settlng La Quinta. At 8-2, the Barons are a game ahead of third-place Edison. 0--al W L 10 2 8 5 • 1 e e • 8 2 t2 0 ,, ,__..a--(l') Mlellon Vlelo at l...,na 8aadl San Clement• al Dana ... Lagune Hiiie et Cai*ftMO V"""1 A major 1984 Olympl.ca hope for the (Tnited Si.ts in both the sprints and long jump, Lewia ran the 100 ln the Mt. San Antonio Relays ln 9.93 aeoonda, with a 2.3 meten per .econd aiding wind. German driver killed at Rive,-side That wind was .3 over the allowable limit. eo Lewis' daah can't challenge the WOl'td record of 9.95 by Jim Hinee ln the 1968 Olympic Gemes. Thia wu the first race thia aeaaon for Lewia outdoors and the University of Houston student aid: 0 1 wu au.re I would do well becau.e I bad done well lndoon and have a better start than lMt year. "U rm out ln front five or a1x metena from the atart. l don't think an,vhndv ln the world can bMt me. x ---,, Willie Gault, the track and foot.t.11 l&ar bun the University of ~. Wiii with Lewis a& the start 1wtth Ron Brown clme. RIVERSIDE (AP) -John Fitzpatrick and Davld Hobbs teamed up to wln the Grand Prix of Endurance yesterday. but they weren't in a mood to celebrate afterward. Fitzpatrick, of San Dleao. broua)lt a two-car Jeam t.o the event. He co-drove one car wi1h the Englishman Hobbs and left the second car to RoU Stommelin of West Germany and Derek Bell, another Englishman. Stommelen, a three-time winner of the Dayiona 2-i Hour endurance IW.'le, wu killed u the result of injuries suffered ln ~ accident about halfway th.rouah the race at RlveralcJe International R.ceway. Stommelen, 39, wu driving lnto the 180..delfM tum nlne when the rear wln' on hta Pu.che Turbo appeared to twist. 'TREE', AINGE. • • From Page C1 forcing him into the wall. Tite car flipped over twice and caught on fire. Firefighters from the track were on the scene immediately. but were forced back by t)'je flames. AddJUonal fire crew• had the fire out within five minutes. and the California Sportl ~ Club safety c rews remov~d Stommelen from the car. Stommelen waa taken to Riven.id• Community Hoepit.tµ, where he died at 3:13 pen. from cardiac arreat cau.ed ay t e lnjurtea, the hospital ann . Alter the accident, Fitipa left the driviui t.o Hoot. and ll fol' the remainlDI three houri -bf the 111Ce. The nq;patrlck-Hobba fff4ie avenpd 108.020 mllee-per- ln by Cloe la (3.3 ) pl~? 1econ:f. over 1 Holbert and Jim Trueman. The 637 -mile race lasted six hours, 29.89 second.a. The team of Mauricio DeNarvaez of Colombia and Bob Wollek of France finished third. Holbert, who qualified for the pole poeition on Saturday with a record -aetting run in h is Chevrolet-March, led through the first half of the race. However, Hobbs went ahead on Gauchos capture title laplO~andhiaPonchesi.yedon OJAI -The Saddleback top the rest of the way. College men'• tennl1 t.eam of Bell got lnt9 the car on lap 132 Marls Luters and O.vtd Salmon and 1ave It back to Hobbe on lap capped off a successful weekend 108. Hobb• finished lhe race yuterday by capturing the without belna threatened oommunity colleae doubles title aerloualy by Holbert. at the Ojai Invitational. Four-time lndlanapolla 600 Luten and Salmon b1'ett.ed to winner A.J. Foyt moved up from a 6-0 deciDon ln the fl.rat aet. but hla 10th~ atar11ns pamltlon to fell in the eecond 4-6, before fourth, but then had to alow recoverin• to prevail in the down beclawie the drlver'a aide • " door on his Pouche Turbo deciciln1 •et. 8-3. The crucial nrvlce break came with the RECORD wollldn't clme. Gaucho pair leadln1 4-3, and • • • Foyt handed oU to teunmatc then they WeN able to terw out Mu1o And.NU! dwtnc • plt atop .,.._ .... ,.. From Page c 1 °" lip 1e. but \be. cat WM unable to win u• ma~·- to ccmpletie even half of the...,.. 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(llphami......_ 4 &Cl 3 llO 3 20 Montana Q10ICe (Cii)rfainel 8 20 4 20 Toto'• P~ (Ortega) 4 20 Aleo raced Ooc Campbell, Send Creb Doc Ward, lnartlCul•I• Time: 1 11 116 fOUflTit flACa. One mite Zafnpetlnl (Slbllle) 24.00 8 40 3 80 Rapid Eml)al (Oll-•I 2 80 2 40 Fabto (McC11tron) 2 80 Allo race d F1Dulou1 Rauon. Attownead, MaQOle'e Beal T-137 115 • lllACTA (4·5) p.ici $189 ilO f'WTH flACI. 1 1118 m!Mt Calllel'I Taylot (Hwly) 8 40 4 40 3 00 TOM (Ottega) 7 00 3.80 Ber~ (Oelahou ... ye) 2 80 Alto ,_, Tlmbeflacl< flying G-. Our Beal Copy, E,oc.....,,. Kid T-1 44 115 II llXACTA (8-4) ~ S 129 ilO llJCTII flACI . 7 lutlong• Or VIC1orl• (Plncayl 4 80 2 80 2 80 Derk Ace (Blacl<) S 20 2 80 -LOOI< Bach 10e1anou ... ye) 3 40 Aleo recad Fuuy Freua, Geo SllOllam. Bran Bey Spatkle 01tn T1me 1'25 NVE.NTH IV.Cl . 5'> lur10n09 HMI o1 T..,• (MCCarronl& oo 3 oo 2 ao Good FlnlMI (Plncay) 3 40 2 80 Honlo (Ortega) 3 00 Ala<> rAC*I BamlOgl. A J I ()fphan Bron•• Emperor Rob'• My Chenoa Time 1 17. 15 llllACTA (4· 7) paid 137 !50 12 f'tClt Ill (3-4·4·8·2-41 p.id 123.· 120 80 wolh 12 w1n11lng llCkall (II• nor-1 12 Pick SI• coneotatlon P•ld 1?20 80 wllh 430 winning ICklll (Ii.• ~) a lGHTH flACI. 1•. mllel on 1url EtlN Ille (Pineay) 4 20 3 00 2 40 Wolv .. H1l9hll (TorOI 8 00 4 20 VIC10f\' Zone (Bual ti 00 Aleo recacl M•l•llr'• Prine•. Av1ga111on Eaploded Govarnm1n1 Pr09'MI PrlnCellDOund 80hemlan Gro..e 0-'>0 Manantlet Oelpour Time 2 48 315 NINTM flACI. I • m1tea on lurl TueoflOve IL•pllam) a 80 4 IO 3 80 Hatl..e Steppe< fl OfOI $ IO 3 80 Rompln Rude (PlnCeyl 3 20 Aleo raced Oaloence Badwaoon H1<ry, Olp, Olaci.lm rime 1 49 • U ACTA (l-1) paid $126 50 411an0anee 41.250 MT'9 f>A'::r~"\..c.i, - 43 ang1ere n -· 83 rNC1o1<et, 21 rodt «tn, II ~Id. 1 eeulpln, 4 irtooer tlah, t bid croak• DAYEY'a LOCl<I" (Mawpott .._,., -1~ fll'Clier. 100 bonito. 1• cal1co -I nalibul, II m-•el. 204 •OOI< lloh 30 111nd Dy•. 1 yellowtall 38 -'-Plheld. 4 aculoln. 3 !rigger 119" DANA WHAflF -71 englerl 155 -· 1 1nocier llen, 1 cabelon. 1 halibut, 22• m1 c~ara1 . 5 rock 11111, 19 ~.3aculpln M9n'• toumetn4Ntt 1:.::.v;c> Jimmy Connor• (U S ) def Merk Edmond1on (4uatr•ll•) 7-8. 8 · 1 IConnoro win• 112.500. Edmondton -$3 t 250b-t.... ,,_. K••ln Cutten (Soutll Afrlca)·Stava 0en1on (US.) def Tracy Oela11...io11an Krlell tU S ). 7-8, 8-1 Qrend ftrtx tourNIMftl , .. ~ ....... ) JON Ht9u.rH (Speln) del 'tomu Smid (0zeclloelo¥allla), 2-t. 7 ... 7.5 (H!gUWM ........ 124,000). Women'• toumement , ......... Clly,l'liL) Mwtlna NI!: ~I di' Andf.a Jaegs 1u a 1. 1-1. 1-e (Nawalllo¥a w1n1 H0.000: Jee9ar wine IH.000) CommunltY~ O.IAIT~ ............... K....tn Olllatta (San Berl\lfdlno) !kl °"""' 8ladl.ltOM(~~ t-4, l-1. 0..... ....... M.,1• Lutare-O e vld S e lmon (Saddleback) d9' 81an1 Zlmm«m•n- t.lltdt 9ridcle. Ml, ..... w TournMMnt of Champion• (•C---) -Lanny Wadklnll, 172.000 87 70.71·72 •1 Aaym<>nd Floyd, ...-.ooo 81-72·72-&tl m J1y Ha ... '32,000 10.10-ee.13 -Hal Sullon, '24,000 .. 87-70-72·74 IMO AOlll, • tll,a33 n..ae-12-10 Bobby Clwnp.tt. t 18,333 12-71-70.71 Fuzzy Zoeller, e 18,333 1"-12 ...... 10 .. Wayne leYI, a t&,000 .. 72-1 .. 7"-70 Creig 811dler, a 1•.oc:, ee.-7$-7l-71 CaMn Peete. 112,500 71·71-74-71 J-Hlcilteu1. a 12,il00 es-12-n-13 -Tom Kna. a 10.ooo 89-76-12-72 Oaty Koelt, I 10,000 87. 78-ef. 71 Gary H.alberg. I 10,~ 72· 70-88-78 Gii Molgatl, M .500 ., 71-71-78-611 TOM Wa1-.. $8,000 7&-72-71-72 2111 St.-UMD!a. 17,600 76-74 71-72 .. Ed S,_, M.750 76-76-70.73 K•th F•gua M .750 70-7 t-78-75 2111 Johnny Miiier. M, 200 11e.15.79.12 29'1 Bob Glider, '6,750 75-75-75-72 Sco11 Hodl, '6. 750 76-71-7&-74 -BtN~•· U ,075 78-7&-72·73 Tom ellkop(, '6.075 77-71-71-73 8ob a-.... $5,075 77.77.71.74 Tim Nonie. '6,078 73. 7&-76-75 -Mika N!OoMit1e, 14 ,800 74-70.76-111 -Pf)'M Slew"'1. 14,700 76-7e.74-74 Tel....._OI*' m 8ob Ch.wlM 138.000 Oreg P-., Sll,100 -M"'k LJ'9. 1 11, 100 K.,,..y KnoA, 1 11. 100 .. Hubert Or_,, I 7 ,525 Allen Miiier, a7.525 Miiie M<Jriey $7.625 T Snodgr-17,625 -Beau Baugll. 15,500 Buddy 011dner, '5.500 VIC T Mortel, '5,500 .. Lii Elder, 13l.!70 8111 Kr.-,, w ,970 Gary P1nna. '3,9 70 ReJrC....13.970 Jiii! Ml!Chel. '3,970 IS7 8ob a.tlay, 13.050 SklP HOiton. '3.050 -John ~. '2.650 Larry Rlnlo•' '2 i~ Ch-BolMnQ. ~.S60 -BOC> 8oi'd. 12 ,068 Jimmy l>MCNI, '2.068 B J CUtry. '2.C)61 74-18-87-73 7().70.70.72 &11-76-71~ 70.71-71-71 70.73-71-70 86-14-10-Tl 12-88-70.74 08-70.71·7• 7:'1-70-8&-7' 71-12-ai..13 86-70-70.77 72 11-7).70 1111-77-111·71 71-71-71·73 ~7,.75 88-08-71-711 72-7'-70-71 70-19-7,.75 7$-70-74-71 1().88.. 77. 73 71·7,.70.74 7).71-74-71 7 6-41-73-73 ....... 76-77 7(>.81-88-72 72-88-72-73 71-70-8&-72 ..-.76-711 7.......,..73 7 .... 76-74 •fS-78-74 .......,.74 71-74-72·76 71·70-76-75 71·72-13-71 72-70.77·7• ... 76-77-76 74-72-76-72 13-10-.,..13 73-fS-74-7• 70-74-7•7• ... 11-n-n Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aprll 26, 1983 Cl UIFL 'AC..C DMelOtl W L f'«lt. ,. 'A ..... ...,,..... 4 4 llOO 123 130 Attiona 4 4 1100 148 1 ea Oen.,., 4 4 llOO * 133 ()Mi.net 3 6 .376 13:1 12.4 ATLANTIC DMP>N Plllladelohla 7 1 .878 18' u eo.ton 6 3 125 182 153 New • ..., 2 6 281 109 172 W~on I 7 125 I 17 192 CDfTI'AL DM9IOM Tampa Bay 8 2 750 117 164 C1>1cego 4 3 511 1111 ee MicNgan 4 4 llOO 162 162 BlrrnillOIWn S 5 .37 5 IOI 11 • .,....,.,. ...... PNladelphla 23, &oelon 18 T~ Bay 30. Wlahlngton 23 Bltrnlngllllft 21, OeklanO 9 TOfliahl'1 0-.. _...,,.,~~ ~ al Tempa Bey kndet'•O..-Chlctlgo at Loe ...,,..._ Mtc:htOan al Boelon Blrmlng/\am 11 wun1ng1on ...... .ler"'J ., o.n-.....,, ... , 2 At""ona at Oakland 81rmlriohMn 21, Oeklend t ._..,~ OM!lend o o 7 2-ti B1nn1ngnem 1 7 o 1-21 Blf-CollW 17 run (NOl'\llOOOCI It lell) Bir-Gani 5 run (Norwood kldc) Oak-Whlnlnoton 2 run (SMI klek) Blt-Ouartea ~· n;n (NorwOOd lcick) Oell-s.i.ty ,,_enda ~.,punt O<JI o1 *111 -A-11.500 ~·tatloMlea RUSHING -Oaltland, WnltUngton 22-95, Aldrldg• 2·2 I Birmingha m, Oue.r1M 16-<90, Coltlar 11-14, White I 3-41 PASSINO -Oa kla nd, Be11n1 10·27·1·7' Birmingham, Colll11 4-1Q..()..29, Lana ~ RECEIVINO-OMlll'CI, 8anU 4-47, a-tw 4-40 ~. Maaon 2-30 Gant 1,21 MISSED FIELD GOALS none PhltecMtpflle 23, Boeton 11 ._..,,~ BOiton 0 0 7 U-18 PlllledelPNI 7 10 3 3-23 Phi-Collier 14 p111 lrom Fuoln• (Trout kid<) Phi 8tyan1 2 I run (Trout klekl PN-FO Trout 3.4 Pl'll-'° Trout 29 Boe-Loc11eu 88 pH• lrOM w.iton (M a11a111 kt c-Bo1-Crump 8 pan lrom Walton (Maaettl ltlokl Boa-Satety Landel• run• out ol --PN-FO Trout 42 A-10.267 ~ a1at11ttca RUSHIH0-801ton, Crump 13-51 Devi• 7,32, w•1on 2-11 Pt111ad4llp111a. Bryant 23-110, Hllf\lfn &-20, Fuelna 4-13, RUMell 4-12. Riiey 2-4, \.M1c1411 I 1-mlnul 5 P4SSING -Boeton W a lton 31-33-387-1 t.l•tt•lll 1·1·15·0 ~~12·11-t24-I RECEIVIN0-8oa1on. Loella« 6-131 C Smlttl &-97, Frenz 7-74, Crume> 1-ilO, Oe vl• 5-19. A John1on 4 -11 Pf'llladalpNa, Plt'llW 3•68, C<MI ... 2-30, FOllOtn 1.11, 8'yent 2·7. Donovan 1-8. Alley 1·6, H"""'1 1·5, ,_,..... t-5 MISSED FIELD OOALS-Boeton, Maznttl 4e Tempe .. y 30, Weehlnglon 23 ._....,a-... Tlfl'lj)9 Bay 13 7 0 10-30 WulllnQton 8 o 14 3-23 T8-l~ 28 paea from Jord111 (klcll ,...,, w u -E ~ 9• ltlel<o" ..wrn (Ille* tailed) TB-TnM*>n 16 pea. from JOfOan ~ltlclt) . T8-TNVllllon 8 p-ltom Jordan (~kldl) Wu -.i-Ill n;n (C..tro klclt) Wu -HOlmM 1 t peaa lrOM Hoflen9M fCMllO kldt) WM-FO CMtro 23 Tll-F0~31 Tll-F ...... e 11 run(~ klelc) A-90~ ........ ROSHINO -T.,.,.,_ Sey, Plett 22·71 Franlla 11-43, Holn.-&-IS, Jordwl 1-1. Koonce 1-0. WM!ling\on, ,,.,,_ 16-«I, Teylor 7·1, Hollen1H 2·0, Ollll•m 1.-.....1 PAS81NO -Tamp• Bay, Jo1aan 30-45-S0-3 WH lllnaton, Omlam .. 1'-101.(), ~a.b·l-1 AECEMNO -T~ hr T~ 1-113 • .._ 7-IOS, Platl 7-41,~ 3-91, Ortbert 3·24Lfr1n ke l·S WMNnglon, W ... 7-a, ~ 3-47. Hama lJ.41, Tlll'IO' 2-20, Roauolky 1-20 MISllEO Fl£LD OOALS -lMIC)a Sey, ~ 47. Waetqlon, Celllro d 2 Al HOibert, Wetrlngton, Pa , anO Jim Trueman Columbu1, Onlo, Cnevrole1 March 130, 196 lap a 110 000 . 3 MaunclO CleHetVMI. Colombla, an0 8ob WOllell, Fr.,_, P-TutbO, lt2 ••• t &.000 4 Ralpn Cooke, hv111y Hiiie, and Hatlld Oro!le. WMI O..many, 0-oi.t LOia T-800, 191 !ape, '3,500 5 Wayne Bo., llan 01~0. Jim Mullen, 8e-'Y Fwme. M-. -!<Ml NlerOP. CIWllda, POfac:he 934, 11 I '41pa, 13.500 8 Biiiy Hagan, Lalayelta, Le , end Gene F.iton. Marlena. Ga .. C'""'rOl•I Cam110, 177 lac>e. a2,100. 1 Bob Allin. O.W.lnQ, N. y ' anO Ollie Whllllngton, Orlando, Fie., Poraclll Turbe>, 178 i.p., '2.000 I Cllucl< KenGlll. Fllnlrldcte. anO JWn Cook. Loe Al1ml101 BMW M-1, 178 1-.1 1,750 9 Bruce lwen. Redmond. WM/I., anO Hurley Heywood, Ponte Vidra, Fla . POfeehe Lola T-800, 172 IAOll. 11.500 10 Wally Oallenbacn. Jt • BaHll, Colo , Whitney Genz, L~una Nlgu.i. and Oannll Aue Ora nge. Toyota Calica 171 !ape. I 1,250 =--~1..~ ( ............... , ., .. ..,..., ....... ) Boelon 3, 8utlal0 2 (Ol) (BOiton """' _ ... 4-3) CONFVWNCC PlMALI , ............. , YMl«ClaJ'• a-. Edmonton I, Chicago 4 (Edmonlon leadla«IM.1.0) T_,ow•ao.o- NY lelandet1 •1 Boelon Chleego e1 Edmonton ™• ..... ftghta TIJnl>AY At AlllnllC City. N J Trop1c1na Ll•lngtlon Bramble. PUN'C. NJ •• G....... Hart Canida. 10, 1191111, Mllie MoC-'IUm. New YC>fl<, .... Tony Soeto. Vlneland. NJ , 10. Junoor m1dole1 Al Seallle. Oreg Haugen, ..... bum. Waall , w 0-Treyeor Pho9n/a, 10. llQhll TMUflaGAY Al AlllllllC Qty N M Roger Slalford PllHadellpllia. w Atetoo ~· San Anlonlo T•••• 10 wallere At PMl•Oalphl•. Golden Eegla, Fred McMunn, Pnll10elpllla. v1 Kennelh Parll. Pl'llladeli>hie, I , mlddtoea fM)AY At -Yori<, ~ Forum. MIChMI 0e La Rua • ..._Yori< w RoOer1 Adame PhHadelpllla. 10 ....,.,_, M-Medtl Jaraey City, NJ . YI Ret111•• Ford Ouyene, 10 junior mlddl.. Charlie 'White llghln1ng' Brown, Norlh Ha le ndon. N J . vi Angel Cruz. ~lllellem. Pa , 10. 11gn1a llATUN>AY Al LU Vege•. ()-11a1c11« F011 Worth, w. Tony BaltuM, La Puente 10, ...,_......,. MJNl>A'f Al Sen Juan. Puerto Roco, Edwon RoHrlo, Puerlo Rico, va Jo11 lul1 Raml<el, M•U:O. 12. tor vacant wee ltghtwelghl 111111 rooTULL ........ ,..... '-- HOUSTON 011 .. EA8-Tred9d their tnl"'1JUnd dral1 ctlOloe 1n tM3 to ,,... L .. ...,..... ~ 10r their mt-round dtWI ~ In 191:3 and t!IM T..oec:t the "'9\-rovnd draJt cnolce ecqulred lrom lo• AngalH to th• Sa•111• ~'°'"'*Int-round.~round Ind ~ dnll ~ In 1913 UNrTU> ITATll l'oonAU L&AOUI W ASHINGTON FEOEAALS - 0Mctlv9ted Kan~. ~cou.aoa AOELPHl-Announced th• r .. lgnallon of fllcllard Schnelder w<>n*1'• -l'lblll ooedl HEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS-N.,,.,.., Henry SancNl ~ beallelblll coecl'I Camel . Where a man belongs. 15 mg. "tar", lJ.mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking 11 Oeogerous to Your Health. I I l I I C• Or~ ~t DAILY PILOTIMondey, Aprll ta, 1HG Winning form Angel hurler Mike Witt., who won his first game yeste rday, delivers pitch against Baltimore. MouUties favored But OCC, Rustler s have s trengths, too There doesn't .seem to be much doubt about who'll take the team title at this week's South Coast Conference track and field meet at Fullerton Colle~. but don't expect powerful Mt. San Antonio College to have all the fun. The Mounties are loaded in the sprints, relays and pole vault &mOfli other eventa, but look for a couple of individual.I to sprout their talents when ~!.~relims kick oU Wedneeday at 2 p.m. and the · begj.n Saturday at 1:30, both on the Fullerton oval. Orange Coast, for lnstance, figures to gain some big team points in the steeplechaae and 10,000 meters -two events which aren't on the dual meet docket during the regular seuon. Lalo Terriquez and hi.a brother Ulysses are favorites in the 3,000-meter steeplechase for Orange Coast. And the Pirates' Bob Adams and Paul Merryman are equally adept in the 10,000 meters. Golden West's strengths come from sprinter Mark Lohr and shot putter Scott Bolton. The Rustlers a1ao bpast Jerry Nelson who went 16-0 in the pole vault last week at the Mt. San Antonio Relays. Lohr and OCC's Todd Andrews are legitimate hurdle competitors, both clocking 14.& in the 110 highs and around the 54.5 marks in the 330 intennedlates this year. TRACK Top sprint mark.a have been delivered this season by Mt. San Antonio's Al Miller (10.2 ln the 100 and 21 .3 in the 200). The Mountie 400 relay team haa a1ao clocked a 42.9 this aeuon. OCC often Mark Guest in the middle distance events. Guest has clocked a 1:54.0 in the 800 meters in dual meet competition. ln the women's meet, OCC will flex ita d.iatance mu.:les behind the running o! sisters Janine and Kat.een Dube in the 800 and 1,500 and Kim DeVetia and Sue Zika in the l,500 and 3,000. The Pirates' top field event competitor could be Laura Mills, out o! University High if she is sufficiently recovered from a stress fracture of the ankle. Mills competes in the shot put and javelin. Alli*>n Carter has a.lao thrown the javelin 137 feet this year for the Bucs. Other top women competitors to watch include Santa Ana's Loretta Jordan who clocked the quickest 400 meters in Southern Callfonilil thi.a season. a 59.1 in the rain, no less. The Dona a1ao offer C-eleste Carrington who has a best in the shot put ~f 41-5. THI BUlllTIN BOARD S~r (A l'SO) slP•llS REGION t 7 (Wnt Newport aeecf'I) - Regtstratlon la Saturday at Enalgn Junlof High lrom II a.m.-noon. Aegletratlon lM la $25. New pleyefa to the IMglHI mua1 bring a birth certlflalte and must have SOCQer ahoee and atlorta lor • alllll• tNt. The program le for youths 5-18 ~,.. of age. RI OION 117 (C....tral H41ntlnaton llMcf\) -Aeglatratlon 11 Saturday from 0 a.m.-3 p.m. at Talbert School In Huntington Beach ReglatraUon fM la $35 The league 11 open to youth• 8-18 yeara of age. FOlf m0<e lnfonn-11on. phone ~ or "3-5877. NEON* 120 (Coeta MeM) -Registration le Saturdlly, Mtiy 7 and Saturday, May 21 from 10 a.m.-2 p .m. at BalHrlc Center. 11155 BalMrlc Drive. Cotta MeM. Regls1ratlon f .. I• a30 tor flrat famlty member. S2& for MCond, S20 for third and S 15 for Hch addltlonat famlty membef. Tiie i.egue ta open to boys end glrta 5-18 yMnof aoe. Players new to the league lhould bring P<OCJf of aoe and hew date of lut te1anUI lhot. F« more Information, s>OOne 751~530 or 1567~1. ' l r onm•n eom,,etltl oa The RJcofl lronman U.S. Champlonahtp la aet lor May 1, 7 a.In., beginning at the Santa MonlCa Piaf. The 8Y91'lt lncludee • two-mlle ocean swtm 100-mlle blcycte race and a 20-mlle run. • The competition wlll be aired by ABC Televlalon on Wide World ol Sporta on Saturday, May 14. For more Information phone (415) 924-7630. • J'oHey ""H exlllbltl•n The U.S. women'• o~ volleyball teem Which haa alrHdy defeat•d the Auaalan' Cuban. WMt German and Hungarian 01ympiC aquada thla year, wlll tangl• with a men'• profH1lona1 team Saturday, May 7 at Saddlebaok College at 7:30 p.m. Tlck911, at SS per Pef90n, wtH be told at the door. All proceed• from the event will go dir.ctly to the U.S. women·a VOl!eybtll taam·1 OMnolc effort J:oi men Information, phone 855-&e08. ..cnnoue ..,., ... NAMllTA~ The fotlowlng peraon 11 dotng ~-PLAHTl"AA LAN080All'f co .. ~1 IC.wwl Clrola. Hun~ lkllcJll, OA t H41. MICHA!L WAYNE lfllflMAH, t 441 Karen Clfole, Huntington 9aliab,CA.ne47. TNt ~ .. oonduc:ttd by fl/ff lndMduel: MldlMI w. ""'-,.,. ..... ,..,. -.., .. .,. ~ Ollttt Of OrMf9 County on Apltf, 1 ... ll'111>1llfled on.no. CoMI ~~ Apl 11, 11, fl ... ~ Ml.IC •11Cll HCilflOUI • 111111 ' ClASSIFllD 642-5678 . CLASSIFIED · INDEX . .. ,,, ....... =li.•-= ..... •--iiilft•tt•l .... ,~ ..... :.: .. :;;;;;;;;;;;;;:Jj==--.;= 'or T11t1dty tllrough IAYllll1 To Pliit Yow Ad. c.a l aturd-r pubt1oat1on1: OtM>loe lven Wells thf.. Ull& llLI IAfflllT 642 -5678__ 8:80 p.m. the previous bedroom hOl'O•· Hug• ... _~ main -"-·---1 ·"'-·· ...__ ~l • dey. •or lunday and 11 1 ru-• u ........ Y-'""" " Monday p11blloet1ona: ~~':"lfto~~~~~ Br, 6 Ba pool home. Reduced •i.e ,000. lfAl £STAT£ ,, ....... J l\Nlwlm ltlllo U.lhl• l•L.•wl llalM y .. , .. ,,."l. l· • .,.u • ._ ,..._ h l'orWMJ ._.., M•r 4.•••WM..,.. 0.n• t'oHU ti f11111 tovnl•Ht v.1k \ th.1ut1111tuu Ma. h ttuMt tlH•••11 ll\IUW. l...•tl'-"-.... t. t.-.,"n.. lt.11 .. l.-11"•w .'l.l(ll~I L.lo t'oh•t M1..,1t•tt Vu ,, N1~~11tt u ..... 1 ~ .. ~·ktutllh ~u J ... n \ •t-\t.tl• "'"'"' .. "'•• '"~· h ... 11 "'-•aJH• t ..,..,un .. "'"'"'• t ." .... f• IO•l•H ""' "'"'''""'"' fi.\ubh H1•1 .. " A1it .... I A1wrU11it1t\A J\. ....... .,.~ , • ........ ,"' • .,, 1•"" It 111• hf• l H\~ '-uhuot Pr4•p• th ("1,.14l•011tlHl\JOI• l1'111J. ,,. t n1U 11 • .,..._,.,,. M .... ,1 '""'""' .,,, ,. ,. .. l11.f11•1n.1 t'r"t''" l.ttli. l11r S,..lo M,,.,. .. flutt-.., l'41•'u M.1111hWn l""-tt c -~flt(• l"11 • IA.ti .. , l •JUfll t>M1 of :-iwtt Jt..ra ht-.. t 11Uth\ -"""""'t '!'Imo si-.nc RP'~ Rlt w.,,....i RENTALS It iw."' t.,.rru.t.n....I ''''°"'"' Unfurn1tt"''-' lt1f\f1"1"'1 ~ utO•-h•'4t •tf l ,,fU,no"""'-t c ..... a.. r. .• r.-. \ •""4a. l'nt T·•"-"'nhuu.w-. luftJ T••""nh••u .. ""' l'rlf IJt1v1t -..~ .... ,., llu•·" "" L'rll At:-'tnv·n\a t "'m•hN A1w1tmrnu U••I Apla t'urn 4X l 111 Kl•l4'1b lt.w~1& b~r I U .t.1-. M1.11 ''~"'' u ... , .. ~ "'tum"""' _ttc·11wl-. \'.-••..,;o K• ni...t. •)~n'°"'I-' V• ~n..,,. •K. ttt..l-' ~ .. n\"1 \ ••f ~.in ,._., kr-nl UH11t• krni..iib au.,,...... ff, nt..h t ·un\tt'\I IVnt..l• tnd•at tlrnwh ,,, ..... .,. M1w k1nwl., 12:00 noon IMurdey and lnformalTty 8pe. UYllll PUii UYPlllT :: .:'i\'& ~=•o&,001 •lie yard. SpectAICUla.r beyfront dpl.Jt 2 bl', 2 be up; 2 br, :~~; Kiiie and oorractlonl may 'l&i.llllT 1 2 be dn. 2 boet apacn. Reduoed-tl,600,000. :::~! = ::'9,,.':i'~ay11::i ~~ UY I IUOI PElllllU ... llUlnllT I • Ocean & ietty views Marine room, 4 bdnn. 3 111'44 o.t1on. FOf aun<1•ri and ULn 11-7100 beth. 3100 eq.tt. tl,38MOO Oceanfront. :~~ ~2~~g·~o~~b~:~u:~~:: .... a • -UM llU .... , Pl••M Hk lor • "klll -· -· ,.,.. numb•r" when oanctl· Thie could be the dee-Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 balh + lar&e rec. rm., ::;<~ Ung yOUt ad. ~Ht ruld•nllal 101 1n beam celllnp, fumiahed, patioa. $420,000. ·~~; IUIU v~~,~~~~ 2B:.•;.~,; FllllUll UIOl llUT .. l1.w11 Chedl your ad dally and 2 llrtplacH and 3 car New 4 br, 4 ~ be, custom French Normand" •"41• report arrora lmmedlet J ... ,. ly. The DAILY PILOT.... gar~. Great.,. .. OIOM Eatate 1.2 prime acre hilltop $1 ,260,000. 1" 1umH llablllty lor th• ~~~1 Only 11811•950 Ollll&ll UYI ••fflllT :~;; flrat lncorreot lnnnlon - '""" only. !pSElECT Coronado uland cust baytront lot. a~· boat 1111M1 • dock. Plana avail. Now $370,000 w/tenna. :iz:.: 1ftM1 ftr l&1t PROPERTIES POI Ull COIH ::·;-!eeral 1001 llYIU RlllOI 3 br, 2 ba. frplc, immaculate condo On :;:· YI. 12,JIO lllOTIOIW l&Y/ greenbelt Comm. pool. $125,ooo. Thia_. !!~!m• hH Sit ln~u~iroom bHn up~rad•d & pro-and enjoy watch ng the feealonal landacapad. boeta. Thia ch111mlng 3 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR tu I•• "• . .... H·· ltlH 1•.!) • 14X j)W '"~ 1.\°')41 1)7~ ·-·-reoo leJ) )·11 f\"Y''d" [),,,,. N Ii t>l':J t,lbl Bdrm home hu Jennalr Full Pf1ca II • IOw S 118 atove and garden win· 900. Seller Vt<Y an•loua dow In the upgraded 1t.__ .. I llu 1-• & wtll buy lntar .. t ratt kitchen. The price 11 a -.u •-Cetta .... 1024 down for • convtntlonal modut $349.000-lee Nice 2 8f. Condo In The ~;;7~'11 for detalla. land. too. Call Joyce Da-Ill YllW -Montlcelloa, only $89, THE REAL ESTATERS • Tll IUIT ...... ,.., '""""' .... " Uve In 3 bdrm. 2 bath upper apl Com"*'clal allop, otftoa or retaH on lower l•v•I plua 4 car parking. Price at '3115, •.:,..• associated 9110• £ ·~ II! Ill 'OllS l01' Vt l olt>oo •'I '66 , -- bolt today. 769-9100 Hlghly dHlrabl• elngle 600. 1_10 1000 down. llory plan In JHmlne Webb HMlty, 831-2170 Cfeek w/pnme O<lMn & AM or 496-7649 Eve-. Ql!ORQE ELKINS CO • -·-For chlldren. Acron from park , walk to school, 4 Bdrm with grHt appeal $245,000 In Harbor View. C • t allna view a Many iiiiiiiiiiaiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii upgradta plua tht ~-IAITI a•a m. lty ol a guarded com--munlty offering poo1a & Br 1 ¥. b• pool hom• . tennl• _ $390 ooo Incl C1tm kllch•n. lmmac land. Martha ' M1cnab: lnllde/out 1135,000 8#-8200 !/!: M~cnab-lrvine 3 Br. t'.~b•. famlly rm 24ll30' gar•. MW cpt a pcijnt In & out. s 138,000 38' 1 bt fixer s 120,000 FILLD 1111.n SAT/SUN 1-5 .... 14 1230 A SAND KEY OR. I~~~~~~~~~ Harbor View Hlll1-4Br, .... -·n 28a, lam rm Locattd on ~ OllmY IWllEIE •nd ol cul-d ... sac. Ap· Meaa del M• 3 Br 2 Be pt'OX ',\ aa-e. By OWTl&f. pool home, MW peint In. $495,000. 760-9133 By aldt, cpl• 2 yn old, BBO Ulllill ()Uf fi(,~fi _APP_,_. _____ , !of0w~~A1~· ~~~~~Of9~, 8~7~MC>OO~~! --· Ill ..... ooo. 5-48-35-4&, 831-7370 B"t valu• In Newport = ._ - BMCh lor lamlly llvlng. •E•a YEllE LetelJ I S,..'"9 Adaptat>lt to any form of .. 2 BA 2'h bt condo anteri.lnmtnl -outdoor I~'-1800 aq.ft. pooleldt CE NTS 880'• to formal dl™-S. Auume S88,000 VA Prtc.d to Mii APlt()lm Ml 3 Bdrm. hug• llvlng loan. Total l)llymenta ot lll-4414 TIUDI T 10\,.\L RS\Ll' ;";:, ~~=-~.. ~:~ ~°':· = k!,~ S738. Supw nice 3 Bdrm --,., ,._..,, •·•ll •d patio. Immaculate 2 bath home Huge SHOR£ClrffS , • .,.,,,., "'"". ,,, "'" family kltotlen aree. Mini ... "··•· .. '""""''""' ~"~ home at only 1179,900. lll9W of gott courM. Price Juel llattd. ooean. 1111 un '" ~'18 0 on ' I m I I I th I •. only $1~,600. Call now. canyon vi9w, stunning BUSINESS a. &4e-7171 ~2313 4 Bdrma. UIT1M FINANCIAL Tll 1WI LllU 11.. ,, • ._r. 1.~ ....... "'" Gerry & Christa THe; REAL ESTATERS Townhou1e N•wpon Heights --2400 lq. ft Very prlva1•. fir~.:! lge bdrm•. family rm, we . .....,,_•w••...,. .. -. ..,.. 873·7781 780-1397 IEAIY 9'a.., 1 1 bat. 5 to 10% down tc ""-"',....._ 't\ .. n1,.t ~lo • tnv•"''"lrfl' t~p"?f1u11111..._ ln'"'"w,,l Wan~ • -..._,.._~ .., LL-.n •M·""""Y \\.n"'1fd '' "''••l(r" r ''" EfilflOYMlNT II• t• ""•n\tt• • , ...... Y...n'"1 JOCHANOIS£ "''''··~~ AM~1t11\t•• 1\\111 \ton~ RLJI( M•1t·rul. t ..,,,...,-..,. .&,r tq.,1.~I t ·,""'~"'lt" .,,. tu Y·.u •u,nllun ( .• ,~s.a .... U•IWoff'luid <ioi"'dt Jt ....... ,. M•h1rwr'° Ml•TllilOrl~ M -. W.t1l('Q M~aJ l~t"'"'""~ nu •• r"'rn;1.,.n "' F41u1pmrn1 •· .. ni.-. At Orc•n. ~~"'''""'-~ TV....._. ... ''"'f"t• BOATS h11fht H.•nl ri_n.I •• 1 ..-.-.~ .. ........ "'P""''"I ~I M t1riN+ f4u.p M •1nt ~._, '*11• Ai l)•ll" , .... f ... buvp1.,.,.. I~"·"''"' \..,1t.111rd• TRANSPORT ATIOH "'" ... n K.,,,._ .. mpi·" M•"-•• 8illn • M \N1"'¥l ~ ~•t.rn M •hlf Hut,_.. H\'' r1 .. 1Li n. Tuu·I t ...... " l:t11t, .. AUTOMOTIVE Au\11 Lf-•"I ""''n~Pwv l\ut•• Wa.nff'Ct '°'P"'-M.a"° K.id I Wtw .. •f ()r,\I,... f tUI "-" v .. ,. ""'"'"""" c , ...... AUTOS M'OltTED AWO!lhf\ llt.IW t'HruN\ n.u..n l> L,..,. .. n r,.,-,-.,, r .. , .. ...... ,..,, .. J-· .i-... ~fhi"I i,...,.... r.~oo• "'"""' ~.u "'""""" ....... =~·· °"'' ........... ,...._ ........... llM\auh ""'"Keyt. "-..... ~ z v.....__ y .... ..... .. PY HPLllJ a.t on 'fOAll OYer.iie and do Ju•t • llttle fl•ln .. 101• Two 2 bdrm units. 0000 INCOME! Only $120,000. Call now 1179-5370 \ { : ·I l / 111~ • 11 • I : • .. '•.I ' ''~I 'j' SM,HG DIST& •EUJ Can you believe thatl Only $114,900. In Coeta Meaa. 3 Bdrm, 214 baths. Saa~ ~belt vi.w from llv ng room Pool and clubhouae. Price again. only $114,900. Call now, 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS llfl 111111 -& 1111111 ,. -1.W MW loan 30 yeat fix a' -702 Acacja, valuable A·2 11v.')<.. $1~11.500 ... t 111,1111 lot, UM 2 uolt• .. la or do UM lllL n Lu•ury condo• on the your own thing $225, tl•t•- oc•anald• of hwy. with 000 ~~~~.-~~-~~~ UN ol pool & ape. Theae lerHI 4el .... ,,.,. = hlghly upgrad•d unlll 1114414 have oood patklng facifl-1-------j!l!!D!!LJh!MC~!!~L__!l!Mf!! II•• fdeel Mttlng near I_ beach. 1hopplng and Cetta lltta 1024 11111 - tran.portatlon. 844-7020 3 & 4 Br h SS 000 Easy walk to bch, 4 Br, 3 ~ llAL man dwn, fully°':!'umi.bl• 8•. apaclou• llvlng rm, loans. agt. ~ famlly rm, laundry rm. llll llY ~1~y. s 188.000. ....... Ettlte .... _ CAJatom bu111 3 BA, 2 Ba. S 108,950. ~ TLC. Haw hOta. on the pro-M*I• an ofter perty -and enjoy mint "'9plaoe. ahake roof. AV 213/53()..51511 aft 8PM condition 3 Bdrm, plu• acceu. OwTl4W wtn carry -..........,====== family room home -C«· 1st loen 11$7,500 Have .orMlhlng you want rel -barn and tack .., ••• ..., lttr. to'*'? CIUllll'lad ad• do roomll fW ator~ too. aa..llH It w-'11 I Call NOW, Oflered at $189,500.1~~~~~~~~~ 642-56711. 540-1151 (Neer en.1o1 a1: --------89NCa> Bt11n fer hit IH1ft fer Salt • HERITAGE Gtatral 1002 Gtaeral 1002 . REALTORS IOI lltUt f•t at Ihle large ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii••I family home In Ideal ~ ll.lffl lllUST I IDT 4/5BR, bonus room, 3 baths. Free standing home. mint condition Built-in (inancing. Seeing is believing. $280,000. Land included. tocatlon. Short walk to el•m•ntary achool & patk. eonu. rm c:ai bt UMd '°' 4th Of 5th bdrm. Lga IOI w/frull trees. ~1":n~13: roo . C a'I j"'i[ 0 W I 7611-1501 Of 752-7373 COLDWeu. BANl(eRC UllllTllUL NllllHm lBr. loft. highly upgraded, move t.n condition. ·On the water. $110,000. Land included. IAICY IMIERlllO REALTOR 144-1131 )• ·""<·• ~ "'"'° .. '*'•"'"' '" . ,, .... .... .. ... w ..... ~ .. . .,. . , .... ., .... ~ ........ .,. "'t'• MC..,,ot• 4•-• .....--. .... .. . ~ '' r ... .. , .. .,, .......... "'"~ .."' ... . .. , .. .... .,._, .. .. ..... "°"' .,. ... , ........... YJQ. ... n..,..• Or1nge Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aprll 25, 1N3 Cl lmltJn.l!l• 1 AlldlmtJ..bHl!W Alllllllll '"· AH.•~ Va•j ta at. tahl lwttl! 91t hf\ hL iii '""" ""' '"' '°' t!:~°".:n.. °' '""'' ...,, INlft(IJ iii c;;Jijjt;l iiR IUlf)t;\ titt "' '"' eg. nu ¥.:i:r .:. ':-'4~ AMUIM toa4 In. elf\ al· U3,000 UncW Awll6al o.o 1rioome f1J.?$11 OH 'THI I.AND WWMI... Huntington Cr..a Apt1. 2 er, QM .... ,.., ~·· f./C, 91'CMICI Rr. 1tr. trl ot 1 '" I e a. nloe 2 bdrm, 2 ba. ~--. ---Ill OllYOI IUMMIJUWNTAL Jft w 11tt1 Wwr; 9dllt llWIO I l 2 ~ llM/mo. ~ Dt,. Ceela ...... .... Lo c1ft owe toe 21'ld b a loony Au11rn1 ble At1ocado ,,o,,., alnl lu 3 11r 2 la. 11n1t. wet bef, 1.UXUfn' i MI 9A ldrm, with~ hMt M1-1127 t .. L of ,.,.._ l TD t 110,&00. Ownr IOan tnto)I the 8ee VIMr al'lalter rof mamt 20 furnllhed, ....,_, d!YW Minll'• lforrl bMGh a wet., • ~ lu •---.. AdMM. 142-6113 and ooot I•• br.a.H. IOI \.\Int. 1 140,1)00 l.O PH Wll tnokS Y..rty Ot IUl'TlfMr. Mll'bla """"*'lope MOUrlty. rom $810 Cell !! et ff 714-1040 Yr. Tr*¥ 111 .. prlo• I 151,000 dn 1~ Int &&1-32811 lat Unv off4'red, luxury aharp, 48t, ended DM809 o.oclf8'0t drapae 141-1113 "°"' t-5. D!LUX! I '" CONDO .. ._ ..... 1111 '"l!I e quity 31Sr 3bl Aug u It C • p I I e I TMDI 1'.4 aor.a (3 ~ Plan lV 28 N02 9euhore. Piu.tl wfW cwpete -..eTll &P'l1. lmlNio, pool, lennll, epe.. .,._.., lwnhm nr downtn• 18 5 1 o 1 1 ! ., 11 rat• pvoela) on leland of 2 ~Ba Broadmoor . 2,7 liq T8L Mgmt 8'2·1803 Wiiie In Cl$oMtt 0 1 1 ., Min~dH Com· a..., ...... ...... Pymt1 H050mo Su• 912·6018 Haw111. Incl 21r , .... I ft, 3 car aar...,, hu_ae pool & ape. ... C1 .. Mtl Privet• p&llO II ••• •ro OU•;,.": !)let• t4tetmo ............ ... lll""'8 nu-··· ... -,_lot I 10 ,~ aor.. huae pvt yt-ar yard Totalll' -.... --Qounnet KllOhen bllOtl, Ir. , .... .,. 14 • • • • •• I • ' + llLI + --nu• In So. Or1nga County etatom1-.-..i & remodeled June 8 • llt, 1~ ... encl garage. Carl>Of1 w/at0taoe TownhouH . 1615/mo --" • Newport Cr11t Pl1n 4 (808) tee-8757 &CU w1t1 to DOI\. '415 mo 226 Spa, ouldoof HO IHIO·toOO • ' INI !f!! 11 ...... =-=:':u::;~ :~~ ~81~.1 vra~' 91~~8;,00:, Allomeywlofflceoondoln all new kitchen w/0 .E. Microwave, I.a P~L Call fot appl ~ * 1380/mo. up. a.en, 1 ~ llUM' lfTIL t• .. n HOWi Male• any olfer. 844.,.201 C.M. wtH e11ollange IOf ? new bath• w/bra11 acce11orle1, 637·78 I 64 2 Ir unturn I fl.Im,~. Wkly rentll• now 1.,111 Nloe offtoe epeoe !It w..c llu. 148-0700 M Tow 7&2·2002 top-of-the-line Weatech B u ralar ........ ....... ~-i::t2 "°':ti.31721 110~ & up. Color TV. 17thd!:. Good IOf flt & Blutta Condo, o Plan, 4 . Alarm, new cust om cpt, drpa. Atu!•tth Vaf. 2' 3 bf' 14eo..tf25 Im--1 Phont • In room. 2274 D. n ~ ~,., Br.381,newoarpetlng & h Ul k b ' h •• IL.... J 1··• "" med . 000 . Walk 10 MA'RINERSWAL.K Newp ort ll'ld. CM . training. ModMt price. l1at. lu~ lMI awl\C. large patio, c:ur· ltatala • utt.era, e, oa . rus t ruout. !!!!!!II.-eohOOI• 6 lhOPPlnQ. Fr.. 2 & 3 BA 9'>te rv Hunt 646-1445. Bot> DICkeneon. ifiiiiD ~~~~. •::~ ~~1(.: l"HI Faraui... Bright, cheuful & airy, 1hort BAYFRONT, r:: 1t1all. 3 aftt & eratla. poc)I ,_ Herbour. 01whl, rlll 4 Br ,_V nMr 406 fwy& c.11 878-lm 4Br, 31a tlM. boat gate, grMnl>•ll. •c:ro11 from •:i°"L.-. :;:: cul-de-w w/only 8 hometa. Oreat I ;1eoJ• 2 87~~f'o · erpt1 & drep11. p l•Y· ~· yd.d:lew~a~~D •hopping. Kit prlv. Newport IHoh/ Ko ll 200 yd• to pv1 beh, IO-pool II 400 VIit" Flor• ...-nelghbora Quiet, peaceful Big 1 /mo. X round l mo r • ~7 rom · 1140/mo. "4-3844 Center, deluxe offlee • ... , price In H1rbour. I S.c:rlflee 1 185,000. I. H Pttlaaala 2101 Canyon. Refa. ~uired. Sorry no lelMa 57.,.7H No pelt . Back lay N 8 l200 lndd• OU9tom d-'On. I~ 0 11perate 1285,000 Private Party. Mr. Dean peta. *3760 mo/aubmJt. r 6 1} Dave p la aJ ffO'I 2 Bf. 1~ Ba TownhouM. 2 Br, bllnl, orpla/drapea. utJI. YouoQ Woman, non-t ulle . Av1lf 5-15·11. With 135.000 dwn. Won't 7f50..0167 111 llPM dally l&YflllT ,. ~ _ea I • quiet no pall. 1460/mo dbl gar, wld. 1596. ll'l'lkr. '46-MS9 H60·H &O/mo. lnold• lut. '46-7414 Penlntula charming 4 or have your agt call 720-1846. Luxury condo. 310 Fer· for 2 765 w. 18111 St. jduplex). 636-0921 tun*"9d ~.,., -.. 1__._1 1.._.,. 5 .~~5~~Jbl~~·.~~0~J bdrm, 2~ bllh. Plar & nando. 2 Bf 2 Ba. 1200 848-8607 Nr l>Ch 28r 1~b• cpl•, Furnl1h1d. nr OCC. Fe, tlOft, conference room, UTia _.. • 11011 1 1750 mo Biii C •••• 1.1.. aee parking, rH· d bltl Ir k) encl non·• m k r . Po o I 111>rary. Share coet of -&.... f--L •..-a •-t l3 le.5oo IH Wnt Grundy, Alir. 875-8181 "ta •eu ...,, Lrg E/Blulf Condo, 2 llry. 1rlot1d aeeH •. pool, RENT REDUCED rpe, l n~. f iu6 I 2 1O1 mo M •' Y rece pllonlet, prlv•l • _.. •• -· -1 844·1'742 or 848-1 4 8 pool 4 Br. 3 Ba. Newly returb, iunroof boet doek For lmmed oecupeney X:r twn •• . 549-9421 phone 1y111m. coftM °'*1 Set & S~y llU M TUii Certu ••I •u 2112 N1'.c:"::~:.''l cet r~ 11.0 :1't2~~ I 1295 /mo. M Irr I e d co u PI• em111 .. _•ttld• I Br. 8--0921 Employed gent ove1 .a, •Xl*'MI, xerox at1&11 38'. 2~b&. Hey, .....,.. 3 BR w. be home. Walk L.ong leeM for the execu-auto Oehl. nr S~ Plue 1900/mo. t -854-4'142, $385. 851 11523. 12 Br. 1 Be. mtnutN lrorn non-Mlkr, llQllt kit ptlv, 11 4 17 2 O· 50 I 2 or :::~ In eierow on, to the ti.ach Tr~ l0t t 1,, e 3 Br 2 B 1 , LH 11100 plu1 $500 LARGE BLUFFS CONDO 1~9487 TwnhM 2 Br, 1~ Be. ger, beec:tl. 1625. mo 1225 mo. 64l-758e SM-l lMO. Property Mart 840-80111 c;ondo, TO., amlll hOu• $1800/mo. P'l1 guarded 538-0778 2 t 1 r!, · 4 Br· 3 B • Large Oupiell 3 Br 2 Ba n r 0 CC I 6 8 5 1 mo · 720-4844 R 1 8 h -P-AOFUl ___ IONA __ L_OFACE.==,.,... ()( 7 Bkr. 548--0814 UH. (24 hr), pvt •P•. 3 Br 2 B• lrg tam rm W/ $1300 mo 844-2807 seoo. lrple. IOCi~~g· p h 0 n. 111 2 3 0 Wilk to l>Mdl.198Ck>U• 2 s:= ono~ ~ Ideal f()( ,_ I Uorney Wiit Tr*! prof dec;or11ed. eomm I lrpic prime loe qulel w .. tc:llff-pool-llOme, 3 Bf IOI· No pela. 87 Me-7214. 1v1ll Mey II Br Condo, pool, •P•. 1250 ofter • 1111 June 11 158 lq ti. wl1tl wlftdow. 180,000 equ11y In 2200 poolltennlt. Prln only neighborhood, w1lklng 3 Ba, lrpe, petlo/arbor. Ct • l ... _ -u 1425 & $410 Quiet 2Br I Mc:Urlty gale & gerage C e ll Louie et work I 4 7 5 In o I t •I• eq. ft. In Woodl>r1dge Ir· 111,000 Appl 551-0788 dlatll\QI lllOP•. 1rg encl m1ny utru S 1100. rtal I _. •• 11>1, no petl, W/0 tacit, $850/mo. 850-1028 &50-3348 "' K....tn. ~ an1./rec:.p1. ~ avelt. W'9 reeidencl IOt other Prlee Reduction. 4 Br ...... rt leuli 2119 beck yd. bllln BBO, 1.c: 573-173-4 Beech 2 l>lkt. 2 Br. I Ba, !JUIWlr pd. 831-2177 ll8r. lBa, qulel. 3 blkl 10 °'Jim. &45-14'4 So 405 ~rwy/ Harbor So. Orange Co. r11ld· 2'Ai l>alh, pello. lrplc:. _ $1150/mo. 840-5324 01 Weterfronl 3 l>r 2 I>• trplCi. Ina. lrg patio, enc:I ., lg, ci.an no bd'I no pets. $375 mo. 967-0701 enee with 't'IXlmum c:toee 10 all Auumal>I• .. ON THE WATER.. 790.11333 new deoor. 11&00 mo + ger. qulet c;ul·d•·HC '41~. 1~·11 Cr ~ .. 1 191,. utll' pd. ,...,111 Mey 1 4 Bl, ! .. ~1 llM, .W,f,.d·~· ••• ll1W'Nl1 an monthly peym't of 1700 loan • twmt $1711,500 Bell>oa Cov11 Exec: u"" •73 14 .. ~ 1750/mo 875-85811 pe •. • , .. 538-8!>4! •IC -mo. -"..... -1182·503' da. allar 8, O Sunday 10-3. 25 lf Home 2 Bl. & Den, Pll· E.tlde 2 8r 1 Ba eottage, tllp _.,., v • ""' 873-7787 i...=::. Call ~. I'll meN. Aedec. 2 rm eulte. 500 IQ 831~59 1~s1 NB tlelly furnl•lled, open• k Id• & P • t • 0 I< lfMt1 llew-har ..... llllM IPllW. Triplett 2Br 1'Al>a, Ol'lf, bOM to bMCh. 2 Br 2 Ba. I l • 1 .._.. ti, '400/mo. 842...oll7 lea Prt,.rtftt Lt•. Into garden, ov~rlooka se25tmo. 548-2497 TWO STORY CONDO. 2 patio & garage. CIO . dec:k/garage, clllld OK. •t• 1' ttt 1 a.m Furn. offle• w/pllon ... ~ IUI 111·2110 w1ter, spa. lrple 1• gH 3 Br. 1 Ba dbl guage. bdrm. 2~ ba. 2 car gar. 1100 MOVE-IN BONUS Park 1525, 945.7739 SMO. 53M837 Ul.a 11111 dH k. 171h & ... wport J 1 fire r lo1. 11850/mo. $875/mo NO PETS s950 mo No Pit• Otter good thrv 5115183 8-4pm. •IU FM UIT ...,. • Blvd c .M. ec2.-.e =pl~;~~.·::u~~ UlllSU ~5g~~78 • JO. Properly Euleld• 548-8880. 1145-v0v5,&42·4682 LGE 2 BRW/FRPLC •MESAVEAOE 2 Br., MINlonVle)03Bdrm.2 Wkly rentlll 1 1oa up. HB ~ox500 eqft,1 ba, able nnanc:tng. Sellef 11 Newly remodeled 3 Br,~ 1 Br. 11ove & relrlge, plu1 oc:eanlront 2 yra n-. 2 TIE 111111 Be. ul)P8'. newly decor. Ba. 1750-$755. Fenced Color TV, Ir•• eoflff. 1uc111ful bu1lnH1 ol- fMlllllC & want1 to Miii Ba on pool tlze 56 ti. lol ELEGANT · EXECUTIVE elee & w1tar. No pet1 ltory IMMICh hOUM on the $486. Clllld ok, no pell. yard & garage. Kld1 & tle1ted pool & 1tep1 to floe. 873-e522. '475/mo. 759-1501 or 752-7373. 1595.000. PP 873-8315 5 Bdrm and dining rm $410/mo. 548-1377 a.and. Approx. 50th St. & l.._H 11 833-e974 pet• welCi<>ml. 545-2000, ooean. KllCih'• avail. 250 500 If ••r.a I 'll"l!l'D •-I _,,, ... 11 ••yfaa.Y home, Fully fUmlahed w/ Seuhore. 3 l>r, 4 1>1, Agent no fee 885 N CoNt Hwy Coil• M... • · ~-......... Ult,._ --· 11nen1 ery9lel and large 3 Br. 2 Ba. lrg tam rm, 111150 C 11 M 1 1 bd apt, 2 blk1 lo big UY TIWll ' · I l..aQuna BMdi 4M-S294 ~from 1175/mo. Utll n--• ~ ...... .._ Dock, 11lnt loeatlon. By yerd. $3ooo1mo. bltne, dbl gu, nu I>•· ~~illO • r Coron•. No pelt, non· 1 Br. nraplece, pool Studio, elole to bMch. al • lneld. 778 W. 10111. St. l\Cm~ Ow"8r. Low down P•Y· W1terfronl Homu thf'ooml,yd&gard.1850 Long.e · ~mkra, $475/mo deya Prlt1atePatlo&gerage ulllt. pal ok. $350/mo~ Vacatlea ... tablttt 151-8928 A~-.1..~ ment. 831-1400 plu1 HCi d•P of $750 S,HltU • Wr• 557-6642, -875-19117 $476. No pet1. 848-9883 ~7 Bactlelor A.pl • turnlthed. -w-.-,.-r-fr-o-nt-ol-:-e-a.,-e-::11-:1-;-n Gi!Ii 873·7873 Beec:h Cottage 1 Bt. l\.lr· a7&-l30e plu1 den. 2 l>a, t1mlly C.reu •el •u 2722 3119 W. Bey St. But. luMar J7d 4 blkl from bueh. u l1tlng yaollt H IH ~~~~~~·~~~I MIKE IN Of FER nlahed. 1 bloek 10 bMctl Prlv1tely lenl*I 3 bdrm 2 room . SWI MM IN 0 CONDO-A.dull•. 1pot , 1125/wlc. 1·1185-41154 compeny, ldMI for yKht = n n & bay Year round le&M bath UOO't p111 ok POOL. Pelloe overhang, BeaCih 2 blkt, 2 Br. 1 Ba. 2 Ir Br 2 Ba all amen *"" 111. llAI* bkr. $400 mo. L..ooated TllTllllll a,, .... ,,_ $5601~. Call 682-1700'. 53M180 BEST Alty,.. nlealy land1c1p1d. frple, ·~· lrg patio, enc:! t1M~SC.P1au·., .. ......, Jl 100 oft 2nd. mo. rent ......... IUie 1tM w .. 1 Con t Hwy. H.B. TDll&OI $115 000 10 I 1211800 2111 M t t fenl*I In 4 rm $ 1 3 2 5 · 8 4 O • 132 7 · g1r • qu 11 eul-de·llC lrwy 1lrport & b11eh Large 1 Br. all bulll-lnl Male rooml'MI• wanled to 842·1567 ~ aAAk>ul aei now 1 .... 1 IHU h":u::"now 1400 BEST 5!Ml8ll, Off. 720-&97 l 750tmo 975-8599 $825°/mo. 835-1455 lnciudl.ng d~. Ill-lhar• tum41Md 2 Br, 2 CdM ofe epaee 1350 to :::.~~ ~:. 2:i: J M~I Agl 842-11808 2 8', 1695/mo New CfPI Alty 539-8180 t.. I a Wnl, J~ N IPllll mow. 2Br. 1Ba. no pell. WNI •d bath, Ille~:,~' bl epl. 1265. Aeepone-l600 mo.'*-utll. CoMt i nd prleed to Hll at Ill TIU1 ""1 ST & paint. ger, •t•P• 10 Back Bay Ir 2 bdrm $545 200 ti PCH lam rm din-tide $450 mo ~·b~eundry .,,: 11>1•. 25-45 t;;_'•rre d . HU. M I k • • • g 1 1376,000. Lowty 3 e: 2 Be Wiil ;~~~e2~~;~: 24th St trplc lenc:ged 538-8180 Ing, huge :nu;-;~lte $200 MOVE·IN BONUS 115()..2145 Ci,..d· gerige. Cloie to c.11.-ry 11 32411 87 700. nun IULn clltl home w/Jllnt "' plan, BEST Ally,.. p~~20'r' ~5377 ~:E~R,~F~~~~53 1Br. ~ petlllnQ, par1 beec:tl. Quiet adult llvlng. ....,......... Coat• ....... tun ~ ..._..,, 1111111>11 flnanelng. B) .,...,..,, • u 111 pd. & 3 a 6 mo. $4115/mo. hUatt.41 off lee. 1 225 mo Fum. 0 w n. r e 4 1-0 5 74. Beun ua1 ..... 1ta..• •W YEllE NWPT SHORES-2Br. 28e, Tll 111111 "3-3018 •fl 7:30PM. 714/846-1755 • Un Orange Co. Realonomk:l 87M700. PREllUI ~32 ..... Gtttral 2202 ::r ~11~:;05~~6~~. ~~~d!e~ .. ~~I~~~ r::r'. u.t-Hl 1 Small 1 bf, $370 1 par-Lyau INcli n•• &1abll9hed T12 vw-1 '!t~':.r:a·.::::: Loe.TI.• ,,.,.ltatatt 107• 1 8' eondo. on the bey. 831·12e6, agl 1men1t111. $000 mo. 110n. Quiet, c:IMr'I & pvl. LAGUNA PE.HniOUSE 8 .;0~,:i'~ 100 Bwltl. '42·2.834. l •st CH·NCE Full HCUrlty By mo. (213) 8111-7537 1 l>d •Pl, 2 l>lk• to big New c:rp~·2"':>..!f' 388 F1bulou1 2 plut den. 2 ~ OfCi 532-4134 ------~~- 4 bdrm. 3 ba. Bl1eay " " only. r -1-V-"-2•".a Corona, No P•I•. non-Bay St. .... ...,_ ea. w/whl1• Wllll' "'-· ~oft to... L..-&-. Model In Woodbridge. to buy thl1 l>Hulllul 3 4 Bl rembllnQ houM on tutu.a all!! _.,. led tf lpt, Its. tmkrt, 1475/mo days "'-2 er. 2 Ba. No Plt•-1 lnel frplc, 2 lrg deekt , . who are moving. u.fnl ...... Remodeled maatar b&. • year old, 4 unll aperl· Bal Ill. By mo. only. Lovety 3 bdrm.2 bath up-3Br + 21/ol>• + 21/• 1>1. 557-5&42, -875-19117 $475/mo Avail May 11t. gourmet kit. 11350/mo Tuetln OfCi 532-4134 Opening IOOI\. 30092 1¥)' whlrlpool tub. Lovely ment houM In San C... .IA.S IW.n d1tedkltdblgeregepool Fem rm & den, AV or Calta.... 2'724 842-7628 or 750-1418 1 lnc:I ulll. 494-8541 11·5 Glenn (C i lllornl a ylld. 3 Ci0\191'ed patloa, mente wllh OOMn·hllll & pttp Ma•••IJl(IT good edo 1800 klda bolt ac;c;111. lmmec. ..,...... d,...._ ___ .. -1wtindt pm. Male, non-Imler. ltralght, Fed.,al). CMo Centlf. ~ UM of bl'ldtl. golf CiOUrH view• •• • -539-8180 BEST Alty,.. lovety nome. 11150/mo. A~-."""'' -· .. -~ 2 bd, 2 bl, 1250 + ~ 12115.000. tremendous savings di· 11M111 831...3889 er, pvt p1t10. tire lrg Lrg E/llde 2 8', nu Cil'Pt/ UlllA Ml.AIFlllT ut111. 842-5448. daye, South Co0n1y Court R!•sor ·1(9Glty 651 .. 1177 reet from the owner !>&-garden. 2 Br. 15115.00. drpt, avail now $475. No BMullful 2 br, 2 bl unit .,,.. attar e, 1142-5820 loeatlon. rllt t1lew1 Newport Cr911 2Bdrm & •2•0 2 matt• br 2'n bl MW 557-2&41 pelt . 1 ohlld OK . I ovenooklng pool & aurt. 2 Wt·' .... C M from large MCOnd story ~~~:_el~~ ~~:_.d .w~~ loft ev~urn or unfurn But. ltHll • .,. cpta, pal~t. kids' OK. 831-8155 underground prkg. 11• s;arp~ex l>r 127~0 · ~ wtndOW9. ee1-23e4 S.. owner 11 (714)842-0138. Frplc. · 3 Br. 1'n Ba. TownhOoae, 1700. 642-11808, egt. El$TSllE E ilde Coiti MeM eull c u rlty bldg. Lea ae. u~ll ce1i Bob be1 aa5 _CiNlt.WY _ __;_1nc:1.....,,,.... -~-=-=~ -------... m Vertalllel -large 2 bdrm enc:ltd patio. commty 2 B & Den 2 Ba lrplc 2 8'. 1~ Be. TownllOUM. b1ch1lor. 1395, 1300 l l200/mo. 4911•1188 M-F: 281·1000 ext.'211. ladMn ... tabltll T•ttla lotO penthou•• w/vlew. pool & playground. Im· P•~lo walk 10 beech· eerporll gar1g1. email tee Joyce wa1111 , I 1 •---L. -11 -~P~ni.4!1~Home: mae. l800/mo 752·2187 se115'1mo. 851 -5300 pet Ok, laundry rm. lrplc. 831·128e eg1 nrpr -• •• Shr C.M. houMlduplex. 111.ID lfflll _,_ OUI.. 2 Bdrm lurnlahed $800 3 Br. 2 Ba neer beloll. Lge wkdyw. 642-6424 -& A.viii April. · NO FEEi A.pl. & Condo nlemkr, 1212.50/mo & ,..., Baytront bldg. 700-1,007 UIOI ME WATERFRONT HOMES yard 1875 mo 2oe12 wtlndt. TSL J548 Orem 1603 2 Br apt, $500, 2 Br apt. rentall. VIila Rentala. utlll. 645-8268 eq ti avall trorn 1 1.25. 3 BA, large solld Oak INC 831-1400 Ferneworth (714) IUYlfW gml • =~~·~::~~.~~~: 875-48128'oker. People oriented prol. I• =EM~Tc!:.:~~ family room wllh 5' IOlld ,._ • I .. __ ..,,. •• 847-8218. Bry1n. 1¥ B 111 1 4 Br 2,.., Ba Large, clean, 1 Br. Apl lndry rm pool. 5411-7237 Wll1ll UITALI male wanted 2 ahr my 2 t-5 eq · Olk 1>1r, waln1c:ote, -.reu I _. ~466 ~ 1101~~ 1~ ulrdec:t are• pool. lndry lee. neer ' Br ap1. hu ekyllghl. 842-464-4 herdwood floort, huge Oc::eatl view. ~tltul ,.._ spo•,__-2 Br. 1 Ba $475 ... ~iy deg~orited ~lih' 1hop1. ullll pd. From * Oelu•• 2 Br 1 'A Ba 3 & 4 Bt. Cl<>M to watll', I 2 8 0 . CM 0 • b r • ------~-..... '1IW ti -" -~ -13881 5-48--0338 petlo, e/gar d/w, lndry turn & unfurn. reuon· 548-31181 , 832-8301 F 1 111 w/i llop country kltc:hen with r• modeled 3 Br hOml. 3 plue dep Older eouple tkytlghtt & whit• wuhed mo. rm. no Pit• $525/mo. able. all amenlll••· ron o ea ~l::yJ~griC:: plaee Tutefully d.CO· Be Sell or Rent prat 811 3 45114 or pine c;1lllng1. trenc h WISTWI YllUll 5"8-90&4 540-5448 8foker87~1112. Room to ahare Newport ~~~·.:.....!,~•:=~~-ik rated Enormous lol I 1 2 o o / mo C • 11 6'6-9243 door• & wood flcorl In 6Mdl. 1 bit! bc:h $400 ...,.,. -with 01 plank floon Quiet C:UI de sac; Beeull-7141831-5137 CIOM I bMCitl ll\llrp 4 rm entry commty pool & Beeh, 1 & 2 Br. Aplt 2 bd. 2 l>a. Frpl, EYM. 846-5702 546-7248 :trm~..:.r.-::-wtt~ :~~11~ ~~:::~i~~~.~~~h BAYSIDE PLACE BAY· $375o 1 11 utllt pe ld t1nn'11 11600/mo. ~Pe~.I~~~ G':tri::" ' ' Fe to lhllr• _.,.nice 2 ~.c.-L ----.. -tab---:11=71-=I -tl>ar and Mpar1t1 2 Shown by appt Cell FRONT tpeeiou1 2 b<, t 530-6180 BEST Atty 1.. 844-5403 arrcy. Gar1ig1 avall COUNTRY CLUB U ING 2 be ac>l-Ct.A . rw OCC. ~ C-1 W. 1ttl\ car garage. Owner wlll Frank veu1ieo. 759-1501 ba. 11700 ~:'"Grun-2 itory 4 bdrm 1550 2 PANORAMIC OCEAN 2 Br 1•1. Ba. 15254545 lUXllDY COfl)() IN NEWPORT BEACH Carpor1, Leundry. non· St c M Pt1me IOc:olaOn. tllten to all ofter• 1187 WAIJ<ER&LEE dy. Rltr. 87..-v1 1 Beth• pool kids pell VIEW TSL Mgmt UI\ SlnglH 1 & 2 Bdrm emkr. l 2Mtmo + 1150 ~I t.,m. 2 Bf. 1 8a. 000. n--t r~ Long lease for the exec:u-5311-8190 BEST Alty f.. Hlghly upgraded 4 Br. 845-8122 &42·1803 Walk to So C11 Plaza ~ta & Townhol; dep. Cllll l.M' 548-8902 ~ ~ wtttt tarve 142•1200 &WAI~ I Iv 1 3 Br 2 BI . 2'A Ba. lr/dr Pvt walled THE SEVILLE FlrepleQl, lllegent French .... Some are elegw\tly Me6e, reep pereon to w ywd. U.. • offtc9. chm •<--... ·-11800/mo. Pvt guarded Oarage/Workahop 2 eomm. $2150/mo Newly decorated 2 Br Windows A.IC. In home lumiltled.. lg• 4 BA hH on Bi l 1ho9,anttquee.etc.SWt Ull r=n: er11, {24 hr). pvt 1p1, ~~';; ~:.r:;i8~1 :e~·~ 644-1480 or 830-5050, wlgar. MW crpta. drpe, -=utfty 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba. From$5115 Penn Non emkr, qui.t MAKING M ONEYI ..:m. Pf'OI. deoorlled, c:omm. 1 •irt 4220 bltln1, tnc:d yd w/patlo. alee> lndudea ptlYll• di.II> On Jembol• Rd. 11 ., ... 1265 +. 575-7418 165()/mo. + Mc: . . : ' ' l~~~~~~~~=l pool/tennis. Prln only Ally .. ~ 1....._ weter pd with 1ennll oourt•. pools, San Joaquin H,.. Rd. •ft &PM ~2 7TG-6i29 1: .0.-1551-0788 ,_._ •••• ......... 2819-0 Senla Ana 1620 Jec:uuJ, eaunu. beautl· U.C-1• C..ettry Leh lUS ......,.. UT&ml ..._... Spec . . 2'A Ba, c:lean Cd 1•5. ~120. fully deeoraled olul> Roommate CoordlnelOf'I F« ..... : 12.-0 S.F. newt) 2 Cholcll gre.,,. 81 Pac:lflc Front hH, quelnt 28r. IDTALI TwnhM. pool, Jog, etc:. houM and mud! more. 2 Br 2 Ba. $525. No peta. AM appllcent• ecr.aned r e deeora te d o fflC4 View Memorlil Park. 1B•. frplc;, tm rt•lrlg , 1 10 3 bdrmt t1arilng 11 18()(). A.gt, 544-1«0 $480/mo. 2 Br. 1V. Bl 1785 lt1Cludel moet utll• Loc:ated acroea H.B. Gott we do the Mltl'dl for Yo'! 1paee . toO S.F. war• L!twleac• lMI Co11 $13110. Sell tor !~~~07 191·1ul&Mc:. $8251011150 1BDAM &emtden.Cath upperunlt.beloony,L/R, too. 5411-342 1. 3841 eour..54~55. ~~wfttted houM. Att~lw loce- 8 y owner. LO'lely wood. 11000. (714) 783-35711 ......-vvv cell'•, frl*;. wut'M/dryr ~7 w Wiiien 8Mt SI Jbelwe«l Sun-EASTBLUFF •P•CIOUI , S56-on. 24 l'lour'I ~ edJ·15:F == 1t1ln•d e nd leaded .. __ , ,..._..._ ,... • ... Tl •11•-~ & g. rd. n er In Ci I . TSL. Mgmt . 842·1ll03 flower & IOA.t111ur). l>r. petlo, vl1w. pool, F•. XLNT H.B. arH. 3 1.35 8 FI war9'iouM gt-. Ocean View. Wiik --.&. ~ ~ --1800/mo. A.gt. Carlen• -YIW ....... ,, 15115 m 0 . N 0 p.". bdrm. 2\\ ba. lum 000-c'. II 7 Ii 1 • 5 t e 2 0 I to town & bea ch. 2 Spec:t1cular ~•n end I 875-1n1 WlllWI YIU.All .,. 844--4787. do. Prlt1 room. bath. CM-1871 ' I Xlnl llnanelng bey vlew1. 1800 IQ It. ty & 2 B .. 1 Spaelou• E-Sld• Apt•. ......,,,. tennle .ic. 1250. •---~·--:---:---:--tp Cil. · Luxury tt1-11Ye4. 2 Bdrm1. Baeulllul 2 llory home In Baeh. 1 r. ,.p '· Encl gar, patio, dlh-& au... 2 Br, 1 Ba. pool, gar. ~29 or ·844-2683 'i.aguna Beaell for 1 ... $254,000. 494--11548 2'..,be. dining .,.., fl<• 651•1177 Npt Shor" er• on th• Avail lmrned. pool, IPI. llow. Moel utH1 lr9e. No p•tlo. No p111. Hwpt 1500 to 3,000 9q.fl. v.,., .__ ... lilJt list pl-. 2 dec:k .. garage. cane I . 3 BA 2 b •. L.A. ewport. No petl. peta Hgte. 1801 1!5th SI. Roommate wanted M/F. fine bldg tot home IUr· ::II tlllBlllL $1100/mo. yr1y 494-2935 S 1200/mo. 536-1435 ~ $47~ 1 8': 1 Plf'IOO 1435 18()()/mo. 845-7355 '208/mo, ·~ utll .. nr nteNnge O, ofc. Mein Ad " .... _...... or 557-&eOO 3 Br TownllOUM. powder 2 8' 1585-$580 I 8'. 2 Pll'SOfll 1445 VEASAIUES beaetl. A.ti 5. 840-4829 to town 4t4-11S3 LJ:~~'::.·1';'S·K llYllTllllT 2 BA 2 BA. dramatic;, -~ OllMI rm, 2 Ba. frl>IC, c:ommty TSL Mgmt 754-0081 2323 Elden A'll .. C.M. VlUA BALBOA 2 1hr lrg 3 Br 1111 on ~ll. 5000 1q. fl. CC> no..e737 834-11101 p ,,,,... ... Ex""_.._ apee. 1pltt level. Perk _.,.. e7'?, o.~...,. $ 1 0 0 0 I m O . 2 8r getden -t. pallO, 1 548·7854 CONDOS 831-4980 N.-port leland. "M~ rone def M• bMllNlll r..,.,..... • -·-• tettlng. Obi remote gar Ran<:ho San Joequln VII v ..--_. 3 Br 2ba. yr1y. Frptc:, .,.._ bdrm w/awn bl•....,_. ...,... For gym Of ltof· I late• 1011 144-4110 dr, c:hlld or pet°" IP-lu. 1 Br wlloll Frple. BAYFAONTHOME ;~50lld/ OIL.N.!..£•ll t1n1 New~ $850/mo. 9'11111 May31· $280 plu9 1 ge . 1 300 0 mo . ;.;.~~;;"=~-.....,l~~~~~~~~=I pr-oval. 2700 Ba)'llde Dr .. bOck atrium dec:or wall a.gent & ~. 4 8', -mo . .,_..r."JV Larp l1fw11J14 S11.p1 to u~d. Avall dep. 86().2374 87M700. LIW MWI -1 I u-10. 1 ~-Io' •PP t · S 1 1 O O · OOYll'lngl & tile Uporld-3 c:er ger. doek av111. STUNNING large 1 Br $850 mo Plu1 MCUrlly 8153. ll00/252-02e2, ext Shr tllle ~ 2 er ecn.1-----._-1_-.. ~~ Uquldatlon 3 Br mocMI -• txn uu ._ 87~75 ed end unit U20, $2400/mo. garden IPI pool' rec: depoelt. ClOeld ger-oe 38 "'2131374-1013 e to do, fully tum. Hot tub ........ la ... .,.r11Cil horM. 120,000 8Y OWNER. Ouptex. \lfloo 38r 20.. lrvtne Terreoe 867-21114 956-2473 llM. 710 W. 18th St. lne:I. 21116 Minar To -8 pm. pro1 m• Of temeie, ~ •'550 up. 1900 ft lndu- bekliW ,,_._._ l3ell.500. Iqua. neerty ,_, ~ 3 1ui1 refurbl1hed fro~ Orangel,.. oondo, 2 BR, W1llC to l> .. Cih $275 111 2 bf. 2 ba townhouM rw. call &46-te04. luxury 1 Br. Bayfront, ,...,t & ull. $350/mo. lit. •trtel oftloe.. 1.~!.01 ,__ 113.500 dwn. Cell Pa· Br. 2~ Ba Ir pie. 512 ,_ <;>m lllru ,_ root. 1 Ba, by 1tr11m1 w/ ulll1 paid Hurryl BEST F1lrvlew & Biker No UP99f unll extr1 lrg llv tut, 11oo Mc:. 842•1158 dondo arctt. 1 • Hum· trlek Tenore, e gt 8c*&. Newport ~t•. Lg 11v rm & lam rm.,_ refrlg, tennla, pool, JIC. Alty 53e-e190 ,_ pett 545--1812. rm. view ,;.., Udo W. tab Wu... lngtOn 8-:ft. '41-21M. 7ll0-8702.~today. Ouldl ..... 860-7 . O'llr\,lglltfbrtUr ... drc>&. No pell. At1all now •-•-....a..-fr. 2Br. 28• nr So Cout 1 800 /mo lu. Cali In l..IQuna_., ~ 4 U4Vte eaoea trorn beaetl & .. ,_ landeaiplng. 2 1580 876-9229 ma -·· --. Piiz.a. 1700 mo 568-0933 v~ ~. ~ on B1ll>oa Penlneule, Ir p I ca. I 125 0 m O. ka Ju.a Cat. UtlUt ... pekj. $41 mo. 548-e797 . 1144 eq. fl. ~11.. appralMd at $325,000 833-2704 dy9, 873.-6324 C"-Y 3 bf, 2 ba. 2 l'Y HAAB<>fl LANE plul $150 deaning '-· 2 Br, encl Q«. airtra dMr1 ~~ 20: = ';. beaetl. •-=====""""'---f by lender. Pl1oed 10 ..a ......_ eondo wt:,etlo, W1lnut 3 Br 1~ Ba bll~ln• 2 382 Vlclorla. Call for 6 quiet. l4T5/mo 210 1750 · ?eo-«>88 1200-2500 9q.ft. W... Ir· :....-T It ... ~~~ ~21~8~0 Al· Beech Bung11ow under ::;tt~ ~I ~1; c:ar gar, oornmty poo1'. 1 awt. 842-3780 Wll90fl. 845-1819 · Condo .,,...,.,,,......-=--=---:::::;:-:1:-:t ~"' -::4:C::.t'. • a bdml & den R-2 _.._ • 1 300 ell u tll• paid I wkd"• 652•8485 1.,.1 ml. Dina M1rln1. No Yn •• ••*•= 1875 mo. 2Br, 20. 851..a21 ; trede for C.M. unlti. 21311157-&488 53M 180 BE.ST Alty,_ wkndl • peta. 1700/mo. 873-3835 1385 plue1 150 . Studio Apt ut111 lneld. beyMw. 2 c:ar e1ec gar· 1817 Wee1cim, N.8. 271 ------....,....-- ! 1700,000. 3713 SH law Prtl!l!J USi Cetta.... 2224 ELEGANT LAKE PINES W taWttf ml 312 Vlctorl1. C1ll for ::~:l~od:~ ~01•s:1:. :::lt!tryr hook~. ~~=.,:;!-~~ 1= :i! ~~'¥: ' lhof'e, 860-8679· 4-Pl.11 lllTI ... TWNHM 2 Br 11 .. Bl n apf)t &42-3T80 842-04t4 M·F Ctll aft 4 423 EM! Bey denlJll. A.gent 641-603-2 I* mo. 1791 Whtttlar at. !~ Helglltl. 3 9r. 1 2Br 1V. l>alh itudloa w/ 2 bdrm, 1,!1p.u.glr::,:: lrple, al;, Aval01 May i'. 4 Br, 2 Be, lrplO, dlCik. BEAUTIFUL 1 Br'495 TSL Management Prune Fountain Vfllltfly of-Dye, 5 4 1 0-N St ; et1a , ! Ba. tlouH. new pelnl. ef1Cil pa11oa. Groea '23. ::Y't 1 ~T983 . ltOO/mo. DYi 5~556 ¥:· Kid• & pell OK. PAV patio, pool, lp4I Daaa Pt&at 112' 842·1ll03 floe. 884 aq ft. 10528 l4t-4el new roof. rellnleh•d 780: 1240,000 Prln only. rt · or -957-291M 6/mo. lMI0-4744 TOP.,.., Q\llel. no Pit• 1 -Ill.I 8 1 • 1 1 ,. ( o 1 ck) --------- hardwood llOOts. forc.d Owner. 549-0433 New 2 & 3 8drm town· 3 BR 3 ,._ 2 •"' ~ .. -"-"'I Q-1 ••tt 549-2447 646-3115 llUll ".._. -71~ .... .-11 ... ~ --------air tleat, detaelled dbl hOtnel with double gar· .... , ., ,...,,.,,,_, --u . -"" Studio 9')t S3SO mo. ..,....,.... ~. •--car g•eoe. large yard. 23 UNITS, 7X grou. In-•••. Quiel E'•lde . §:"' UCI. $11IO ~IM. DelUX 1 BA,,.., SC Plza $455/mo. I 8'. , Ba. A.pl. Your Offt/lt• ooean ...... 873-2523 (213) 24S..7943 llWPllY 111111 ............. 521 El ModenL Alklno c:omel100K, TU1tln. A.Qt ;G;1a1200 mo. Contae1 · 714-764-4582 . ..,., Aeeort-1.lk• adult tr1et frplo, lndry rm. Olf'P0'1, trorn Der'9 Polnl'I moet .. --Full 84wW» Sult• I Jl!!•!!.,.!!l•Yl!l!!!R~l!l!ll~Ml!l!B t 184,000. 64&.5041 afi M.J. 145-11181 owner et 2t34-A Orenge 5 2-5045, Ilk for Mitt w/pool, g11e. '47o+t40 neat ~~woedo aecluctect acenlc bluff, -wr-• 1• _ --- I . ... .... DtlertHH A'll. 846-0897 VISTA FIL.ARE 3 BA, utll 1 .. 1 dleoount, or TSL .._1 842.~12 lltce ,_I , 2 11r.tw/ffpd ... _2 n210Dw•n1.,•1111•.•rfBr::~1~~~ If.~.~~ PU1111..,..ann • ---' family room. brand ,_ p u r ch • 1 • op 1 I o n """" ictra '9 91 ¥1 • pat...,., -W•Wi -•• Bwrtltul 2 Br. oompletely Sm t Br. IJM. lncd ~ home. seoo mo. ...... 775-2580 .. -IPTL ger11g9. S7SO/mo. Orllle grounds, Mncty beaell, All YOU need lot one 8221 A.18 Broad sv.t. ~ 4 r-Old, It• 1475/mo. Of1ve by ,.., I 7eo.M17 -by 24N1 81nt• Cl1r1. botlt -.-. No pet9.. MonthlY FMl70 ....... . raduotd 10 '335,000. 2 t a olled garage. L.ot W. Wll1on. 873·8331, IQ . , .......... Val.RU BwltltUI I Br. w/loft 6 Call 111·1441 or M·F 780-0018 e.40-6' ··-• tllgunlts, 3 bt, l.mlly. 2~ 86xt00 In Suger1oef (86g 842-Hee 3 "·ta.. $700/rno. 111 & MESA VE ADE euc 8ectl w/1oft. :::' =· t-6, 843-0212. • ..... •Ill.Ill•·-· I ~ ..!.,,.* Ol'IOll MCh. !~~ •.r1~ r • • > C 111 2 BA 1 Ba cottaoe. "" IMt ' ~70 twnnm. tu.a 2 ma1 bdmla. =::,-=-:!om, ou & 3 er ~ w1tt1 ---~ 1 MO Me MNT :~ not ~ U9 b~f, ' ..,., ........ -... .., ...... ......,.. &... cptl & paint. 'lflttw/dryr 1 wlfrplo, 2"41 la. I ll --...a.t ~-·~-. -•• • --1 --... 7 -....... -•rrlage rou •• .... llkuc ~ t dnf of Wood -·-~· ........ -lat...... ••-*-of"'"' oourM. ,...,. .. -·-·-._. DtvOf'oe,, F1mlly Pro-; n...... Opt tf Ctu!J lUJ oft~ Q.w.rP9t.: lnbtFC:v:._,. 3 &~ =fr0tlll 776.81cr :~; H$ Hemllton. ~;:;;,.xtre taroe :::C,.'*:t ~~ = :-,.:::~No e~:r:n'o :,or~:::: ...-T 1625& cttp.10808 214 frplo,dfltlwMNt. . 2br,2ba .bl!..:'!.!.· med·,::=ncy.No Clll AM ~ .Atiwe=="I°'*' --LIT Ho 6.,.. Otego oounty. Merer Pl. 54....,..... si-tto, """' blnd9 1n er . ...,_.ta hnUW dNft, ,~ ,,.. ,._,, ~ ~ ...,,,....,..,, l M ~ L~l1 Old 8penlell POOLSIOICOH0038R. 1 1000/mo. Neer°"~ ==I· U OO/ll'IO. uoo-"""'".NT 2 ... ,.._ ~--zt::o ., IN"I VAJ uvnn _...on2 .._.ooean-2 Ba.!lo,....._1815. & Wut VIie l.oop. ............ ... .......... "~ -....,., .,...trom ,...__, __ Prtma OOWt .a ~ "°"' ioca. 11r01 front· ~ ~no 1-. 548-2000. -· -•• OE.A~AM ptNU 2 Ila.'"*' a=,_.. t 1 I* IQ ~wtr9 y._ _, ._.""" ltlll ... tae ft •· t 8r 2 8a. tirdwd . llftdM ahotoe 1 8drm at oeeuw., qullltty 1: 1 la. autet 1 bdrm. doe. to 1 "·"--pool. . .,,. t1tt1.11 Clll M J-to •MIU ii n. ,......,.... IOt In floon, ~OHCI by t ' "'· 2a.. :::dr rm, ':.!· 100 a ull'lm•r pool! :'rl61:r1°"'i1e ~ b .. ch. laloo'tloo~I. P'MH ...-. .,.'f8"mo. ...., ........ • LUii ~l.J 91ou1 H curt Herbor lpanlatl well•. Terma. ;:: CiP .... f:21 · IE8T Nty '38-t180 ,_ t 1311/0.10,. '•vH / !:;.?~Aet,e.. 1~ Ho PIM. Mt -MOT '"1med. ~-1 Ir • •••m llUdtle.taH.000 Call ..... ,000.Clll_.. mo. t.-aa-.L -.aa 1*ndt2111"80-1oi1 ~c.a..a Jttlf, t•1 Dlllr•lll•lt. &palk>NI0.18' .. 16. ~ U'l·U 11 ~·~· or ..... , r .. lUI ~ 8tudl0. ~ ~ ::::==:mt Mn Mgt. , .. 4ao, eip117. 1111 Ml.-t.u• btt·•n•,~.opt•t. """'-0-.... too.-1114111 .....,..,.. ----__ ---.-... l380lrtto. Utlltl pd. --.rtltul 009IWI a ~ llUIM •• •• _ ... ,. --. llOOI. _.. lcdl uon, llllundlnt ~.,._ ..,_ _ mT •WI 111,.. ...... 146-4213 -... PftWt• *"'· t ......... W! Lit t 1 1 ldnl\. • ...,.. ect lnclMduml....., no M ..W.. ~ t 111. -=-~ ... 1111&. 9ta..DOO. ftto-RI. till U• a IA t -.1cw19', pe.. Ir. 1~1j;' eAYFftOM'T . IC*'9Cll_, """ ~r=•· leo =-flO • .:.:~~= 90-Tml ,_. ....... ._ -r l- per1Y •••U•CM01t '90.nfoe)Wd.IW'....._ IQ9. ' *-ripec. 2 Ill', t ba, CllM l llrnr.-...t>ue. f:.=:. i. .• ,.,. .. "r.: ~-.. -. J -~ "'l"• .. Ulo -U u .. .-a...,... no peta.'fl'OO.U1·'4N: LMw WJ)e .. o1ulitucty ""pat1tf "•• L" op t po ol a 1 .-,....c.11,...,...-. 1MOllM& ---•':'91•,...r. _,...., .._ of len "'*" f41.11A ---boat 111., '1v111. l? 1 t bHm1. H t4 M1pl1 . -WJtt1 IMr1 _.,.. .,....... Hll ..._. ._ Oeplllfl"O •"4' th ·~·-~ 91aiitl lr,l .......... 111 ... 11 o.f?S.Mlt, '410. 641•tl01 Of Jl'f ••• .., ........ •ti Ml--..... .. ..... "'.A/ .... t tt Cepletr-. v-.r. Lo-, --homa lilll T~ ........ _.,_ -1.-··--\:='.., -.. -"' tew -1M1'1'11rt _...."' 9" ... oflliloM) fi"Dlo.. patio, '" r) 1n:.;.;; Pill ~ vi•• or --._ ........... -•..... your over .. 1-~ • iliiiiiiiiiiiiii1 - -,_ °"" OOok·•O· llCO "'0' oeH•, ool. 'iJ -I 1 t -._, =-· ~'11 r• .. ~Hf} , "'''"" ... , ... ~ , ... ". 1,...... ·"·" ...... PY' =~-.-.~-= 1• ."it .. :M • ";:::,r· ••• ·.i-"': t.":::W ...... ooo"=.,=-:\,'~=~ t~•:..!;,O• ":! ..... T"'111 •• ,,.... 1 • 1~ i...;;.•;..,;..; ... ~!"'1._.~-~~ 17141'7M4M • .. ...... 1!9"7 . ....., .. ~&:; ~--u ---~,.,...~~ Ulll-·=.=:-·-r:~I~ iiti:.:r .. a~ ···-~i r:·@: · -;:.=· ~ . ,,,~ •eMIY5t tr.?.;.~, A . mlii. a.:.I ••mt l61lli ' 1 , Orange Coe.at DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aprll a&, 1913 TODA Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Acnoss I York .md Kno• G 1n1n1111atn 10 Wuotlt..hic.i..t•r 14 MldWtlil C'.ily 15 l J11tJ bo1ty 16 Cha\m 17 Oorrnf.'• 18 Belay 19 M1.1lt1dy 20 F' di SE' 1tJ111· 2 WdS 22 Poa antJ .ilf..i 24 Beg1nn111Q 26 M ear1111q 27 Braw 30 Co•llt111tl J I Strong b .. er,. '32 Narcot11 l ru•t 2wd-. J7Ego S•ol :\8 Tne t'a1co11 40 Pinch 41 Oc1orwr '1~1 43 Rem..i1 11 ,1.i Wr.tlt1 J 5 Ellu'>e<J •18 Brown o;l1JCle 5 1 $lll Vl'VS ...... , .... ~a Holdt b11c;k 54 V101e11t 68 Ptl~r u"11 !10 llinttronl 151 Overnc1 82 l.ooµ Arch 63 Rob11kan i. i.on 64 Unwec1ve 65 Btttletd 615 Spoth, 67 PhOIOS DOWN 1 Bott(l1n 2 tsr ael k 111Q 3 Omzte 4 In lhe 1.1p ul 5 ROOnll> 6 S1muli1lt! 7 Ttmeabtlr H A bump 011 " W11nno1ds 10 D1sc1phnE> 11 (;lld!(lt-r 12 F ore1gne1 13 N Jn llut11 '" 2 t Brrl ... ar mt1CJ11I 23 Otd- IATURDAV'I PUZZLE SOL YED womdn1sn 25 ls unstt>clcJy 27 Corn beel ~8 A1nend °'9 Ms Gw\'11 J 3 HOICl>ng ld<,I 14 Erg or onm 35 Spring ~ g J6 E11ped,lt'ti SJ Mt>r110C.1 t· 5"i -Scot•o "'• i;r lip l lt:' 5; r sr 60 W111qtl1110 HM Ptntaala 3,11 •••IT te Leaa 4024 N~ t.t•lf'phone wee repreten!MtlVl"ll \0 •wrt tunl11ht In Coeta MN& ottt~ •P1u t tlm~ DLlllllL/UUI •Mwt l>t-Mt lt>.Nt IU Wt n..cl • brlghl, ma ture lndlYldl.l&I lo won-In th1 marketing depart ment IOr QAOUP W CAl!ILE or Newport leach Outl .. Include • lllo ~xperlon1.~ flt'('t'tf."Jl1ry Wrlllt Uf'f' llu• W 8 ~t Ww•• tA ~ITQJ • Ph.~aunt J.>t'111011ullty •J«-ll•ble Ill• lyplng, filing. reacn. , ________ _ cklllng Ind ptlc)Me. etc Hop 8lng'1 laundry "ow Xlnt oompan)' benttlte aootpllng applloattona Paid vacation and all tor dlllllll"y driver Good holldays. Call Now Ho-drhllog rtc0rd Aooly In ward Reeck, a3t.f269 peraon Mon·,rl 9;iOAM 142-llll, Elf. 312, 1ff. 1130 Commerolal1, TV, TV 1000 N Coul Hwy, La· Commerclal Production gvna Bch N!f!D EXTRA CASH? Faolllty Interviewing ~· Houatcteantng 11rvlce Company need1 l)IOpte pll lri ltwl t>.ach ar ... for "eed• enthualatlc adult. to w0tk from home Start 1w1m_.r, laat11on tum· Mon·frl, 8·2 pm Train· lmmed. '300 per ~ t m1rw1ar. IOlt drink, & Ing aalary 14 00 per hr l)OMlbll C..U !Of S 18 115 Health Club advertlte· TranlC)Of1allon required, dlgHt 1·312·931·7984 mentl Ttwlae are amall CM real~ prel Call I ext H22311 blt1 & background roi.. ..,., 957-8431 Mlekl• -N-ow-,-.-kl_n_g_a_p_p_ll_c_a1-1o_n_1 ~1~!8~i.~l • pp t . INTERNATIOWAL OIL Check Caahtng Store DRILLERS • Now hiring Mu11 have caahter and Real Eatete OlllllUOl&ll.I. Two 01r11r oriented II· cen .... needed to i.atn the 1klll1 of broilerage & manag1men1 ot com· merctal R E Income during training E•celllnl ban1ftt1 • Ill• & h1at1t1 ln1urance ptu1 d1nte1 pt1n Call R1elonom1c1. 675·6700 c o !IA P u T E R c R T & for roughnecila & aome Niii experience Sood· PRNTR technician w / lleld etall Mull train Ing required 860 5282 __ R_EA_L_E_S-TA_T_E __ •hipping & rec dutlea S20,000 + For lnlo call for appointment sa1eepereon NMd 1 •x· Part-time 1tudent ac· (3 t n 920·9875 IJll llrte lHllfUee perlenced peraon In C41Ptebl1. 567-6130 22311B. (FM) CNA'• & NA needed all commercial & lndu11r1111 Ottll P/T WLl..lt UllL/llOlnAAY I ahlftt. Apply Mon thru real e1ta11 for 11 •uca.•· • • F 1 "A•• 1 3p•• N 1tu1 & growing firm. Need nice p1r1on for -&llEE r " ... 0 ... -- 1 •-port Com1. Center 1555 Biel wort<lng condition• TEL·l-CIRC HAS IMMfOIATI OPl!NINQ8 '0A PART-TIME PIA80N8 IN Tl!Ll!PHONE 8ALf8 DEPARTMENT 0, LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER ., •Evening• and Saturday mornings • CommlHlon/Guarantee ·Mu at be ambitious, pleaaant end rellable •Experience helpful, but wllllng to train ·Thia la not temporary 642-567 8. ext. 312 < between 5:30PM-9PM "THE POSITIVE ANSWER'' ,, .. ", .. HU lpayed femal• cat. '°"" blao61 he.Ir, )'ltlow ~. White Whlakt•I, Wiii bl Piii 10 alaeP Thuredey If no ,_ can bl found h rallar H I U Y flUITHI Herb ea1..-133 **I BUY** '"'"'" MASTERS AUCTION ........ 111-1121 Ru11 Florel Sofa, 8 . plllow·becil, 1260 963-4058 ----NEW MA TT RESS SETS Twn u $60, full t121 185, OvMn $106, King 1126 ANDY 750-6832 2·7 SolH & 5 Sota, Rocking chr, wing enr 673-2!123 SECRETARY CJICU hu Imm opening lor 1 11cr1tary with accurate typing, xlnt S/H and 1pelllng 1kt111 OOOd 11119hon• linasu. llkes detall, tell mottvalor end work• well under pres. eure. ContM:t Mr Byrne 556-3110 Je~I W1ate4 51 05 Gtrl1' 9-pc wtll Prov. Bdrm Europeen woman lool<I"' HI S300 2nd Bdrm Ml. ror pt/time hlkpg, com 7-pc $300 BookcaH panlon It cooking ., room dlvdere (31 $75 N rands approx 9.3 ·Ne Ohl'• 24" bike, Inc biKI area 563· 1253 rack 150 780-973 t 111! 5PM Liva-In Nuree. compan cook ng. 1ome axperl-Small. congenial New· Su parlor Ave. N B In Ntwport 9each ence. Good pay. pl111-port Beach otnce l'llld• 84s.7784. 714/84$-5051 r101C>llonlll Ing Sanla Ana environ-non-amoker who cen1---------FlllT ambul Xlnt raterenc11 De•lgner 4 pl1c1 He drlver(213)919·3847 I couch. orig $2100. like new $950 King 1lze waler ti.cl, healM, frame. pedMtlll $150, 642·7477 ment. Catt onty 9-11 am type 50 WPM, •pell, en-111111 AllE RECEPTIONIST TYPIST IFFIOE •-, l 558-1304 unclate. and 11 iett-Mature peraon to handle Permanent parr llme 1•na=l;,;;m=l •I:;,,_ ___ _ motivated Muat have 1 live In or out, to help hllvy phone•. typlog & poeltlon, conatructton "--Furn tor aate, eec couch. llllllH"R Mature. reepon1lble per- aon with raterenoea and own tranap 2 day week NB Area. Y, law office •""'"'llnc:e care tor paralyzed 37 oth., clefleal dutlet tor experience nelplul U!JI 9910 colfM 1able, auort an- Call Barbara 7~477 year old man 548·2359 law firm. Call Debra 545-9407 Sherrie'• Poodlel 5250 & t I q u • • & ch• I'' or 831-3404 752·1101 SERVICE STATION AT· up T .. cup, toy, mini•· _840-__ 9_8_8_9 ____ _ LIU AIEm OFF-HOH Ill JOU TENDANT Exper Apply ture 546-2848 King 11ze water bed 714-642.6 7 "3 ~:~·=~!,d,;'~':!:: No experience neceuery Shell Station, 17th & Ir· lli•H AJ•• p,,,111 complet:e~~;308 . .., U S. and overaeaa vine, NB. Reda and GOiden. •'"ote. ---------0 •• ••r lllP •1•• and aggr111lv1 loan Fee for Direct""" " ..-; • -&genii 1•312•888•3338 SITIER (lull time) In my Champion llne Call Sect sofa. $200 4x8 TV No 1xp1rt1nc1 necee· 7 1 4 • 8 4 3 . 2 3 3 o 0 r Ext. E-1530 home tor 8 mo• glrl 556-0715 AM only shetv11, $45 Oak and ury Exciting cer-op-881•1400 Non-1mkr 557-2732 alt AKC Bolton Terrier&, teblel (2) & cottee table, portunlly ---------1 Operator/Sale• New 5pm or 8'41-0574 mate. 12 week• ,250 $45 ea II' redwood plc- Fee lor Directory. •Le•a Preoener* exterior aurf~ cteanlng ntc table & t>enchel, $70 1-312-888-4347 Xlnt aatary plua commie· company need• agor ... Now accepting appllce-Small Procuatnff lab 754-1033, 8·6 pm 5 apd women's lllk• & Ext C-1533 eton. minimum 2Jea" tlve peraon Top wages Ilona lor bookkeeper. IMkl part or lul time AKCOot>es.8wke.champ men'• beech crulHr e11per 1st & 2n TO. & bonus Call James Apply at 2406 N-port Mature Peraon, moetly tired, $200 bike $15 ea ~ elz.e Olm•El IEIYIOE Nwpt Bch. 851-0444 876-t 170 Blvd. NIWPO't 8eech Cilflcal Apply PO Box 95 l-l966 watllfbed w/drwr1, $125 HPHlllTATIYI ---------1027 San Juan Capl-Oek queen •lze bdrm L0111 Proce .. tng OllER IEPUTIHIT Alltel for Board and Cwe atrano, 92693. Ce Pit Butt puppy. ahota. no set. $.450 Bar aioota. 525 Poellton located at p all 10 Ba k I Home. 24 hr 1htlt1. Sun·•---------pa,,..ra $50. E 857 a 2 8 t1aadquart1ra of llber-re ,i u• n n Have tmmad openlnge d 1 y and M 0 n day . TUOIEI .--ea va, .., 1 · gl .... salll>Oel mlg Hea-Sante na/Coite Meaa avall In order dept No 631-4942 MonteMOtl Pr•School 842"3682 3 yr old llurdy hld••·bed vy telephone work and area 11 looking for VA/ e1tper. n-ry Com· ---------Immediate opening. full AKC Min Schneuzart, sole. seeta 3, rull brown cu1tomw conlact Sall-FHA •nd Convenllonat pany will tie.In XLNT In· Leu lt,l"tMlfatiYff time MonlflMOt'I oertlfl. lh<>ll & AKC lhaso Apao wood lrlm. good cond Ing & boat malntlrepalr Loan ProceHora with come FMappt Call Mr Very active Company cate required. CrMIMty pupa 661·0667 or $75 848-5936 experience required. 1•2 yr experience Full Kennedy, 882·5843 nHdl 4 exper Repa. & ralleblllty a muat. 648-8301 Minimum beginning H· Time Position Xlnt Sa· -,-.-.,-/-T-l•_E_R_E_l_l _I_ High comm petd on 997-8333 tary, SISK depending on lary end Bonue Imme-"" . • eaoh c101tng Com•1=.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii experience Apply In dtate Opening• Cl tor Wented edu1t1 over 22 make money with u1 Ask!• per.on 10 Wayne Davi• Appointment A ER· who enjoy working wtlh tor Darryl August Capl· Tll • A • 0110 ERICKSON YACHTS ICAN TEMPORARY youth Muat be well tal 89~1011 Immediate openlnge In 1931 Dllf• Av1, 1rv1ne: 871~ ~3V7 3 1 9C58E S · groomed, PlfaoNble, • telephone sale1. aelllng Calif. __ .... _• __ • ______ , polltlve motivator Start RetttWrant tubtcrlptlone to the Dally l.1 ,I.••• IEEIEI at $75 per week Cell TA• llU Piiot. Evening houre and IAILY PILIT -2-6pm, 6-48-7021 (Uk lor We are looklng for lull Saturday morn Inga Part time Sat/Sun. eerty tor 7·11 Rent A Car Sharron) and pan time help Day CommlHlon with gua- AM Dependable van. WUI\ & Oetall cat• Onty PUT Tiii or night anttt1 avalleble. ran tao end bonu10. wagon or small pickup exp people apply Opportunity for advan· Contect 642·5678 aft truck with ahall neo••· _8_50_-_11_80______ RH/WHlUU cement. APPLY 2 to 4 5.30PM eventnq• nry. Sala~ plue mlle· l y I ' Make eictra SS helping PM 899 COAST HWY. I~~~~~~-~~~~ C II • ' I LAO B"°•CH I~ • a 2·4321, ext All ahtfts .-PPLY NEW-youth carrtera promote UNA ""' Tellptt<>M Aoot Setters -Beaut new lrg octegon IMlG couch-quality! Coat 3K 111 Ben" 9920 the Broedw1y 1 yr ago Horae IOI' Nie. Mull sell 8 natural earth tonea, year old Tenneuee movtng-muet sac $t500 Walker. 17 hand• t1lgh, _s_s_2_-_12_33 ____ _ grffl dlaposltloo. 1uper Dining room group. Broy- healthy. S750 Incl• Tack hlll, table w /6 chatra, 714 -240-7338 or china c ebinet , exit 7 14-240· 7051 shape S825. 848·2498 A w .. 1ern Saddle 15'1t Oriental din rm M'I oval •••I. Simco $376 ext1nt1on table, chin• Matching Breut Strap cabinet & bullet, $700 $40 . Like new obo Rattan sofa. 2 71419&4·5388. chalre, coffee table, FOUND ADS ARE FREE OllEOll SPA llUUIE 2022 QUAIL NEWPORT BEACH NJ-1111 10AM·12AM 1111111non I TIPI 3'45, Iv name and phone PORT CONV CENTER lhlll own 11tabllshad RETAIL c••11 Save home, car. etc. Call _1_or_r1_1u_r_n_ca1_1 _e_o_e__ 1555 s 1 A route• Meture, outgo-I T ,.. Nowl PrlVll'ltatlYI Action ~0g va ' Ing, attrectlve parental ....,..... r.i1H Up to $7/hour. Start lm- Workahop 951-5647 llllY PILIT ~Mon thr:~rl~ type P«ton. pteaM call Full time 1111u Retell mediately Entnualutlc collect, 24 hra The Dally Piiot hu &48-H6"' 2·5PM.~-F 6-48-7021 Fabric Store, Coate vote., abll11y to lhlnk on op1nlng1 tor part time•------PLUMBERS Men 848-9467 your 1111 Call Miki ar LiYHltck 5930 S350 S.cS_-88_S_I __ , o._, Size Sota Bed ott Y• Type lilly, 2 Y"· lhOw white. alnt cond $275 pro1pec1. Engl/ Wut, Ar1111 adjustable ne1gn1 pert cont, eound. very 1111-top dratling uble gentle. $1000 639·7815 3h42 $80 6 yards ot Cal: 1 IAY A WHI Cul• Olc1s To Serw You Route Man t Maintenance RET 662·7510. Mert1•1H, T.D.'14021 ao•n ° •U· General M11ch11nlc11I Plumbera needed 3-5 yrs AIL SALES-For Char., ________ _ pennee catrllr1, Monday knowledge Some E•· e11p In 11ervlc1 manda-II•'• Locker, Lido Area TILEPHll .... unua :~u/~;r.-~~· ::v~ perlence In et.ctrlcal & to~ All refer1r1a.a wlll apecia/ly 1tor1. luff-time llUOrTHI eva. 97 1-2209 n-oll white uph fabric Peta 5535 pe1d S250 sell S 125 644-5142 .2 ... 0. lat PIUmbl"" ,....., ... ..__. ...... be verified Mutt have poeltlon Prev UP« pref -• • de1>et1dllt>l1 ttatlon wa-... ...., ... , .... ..,...,, Call S "'7" "'""" Mu1tache Parrot w/naw -------~~~~~~~~~~ Special ,, In lat & 2nd """' • van or small ""'"up be avallabte days, even-_OWf'l __ truG_k_7_54-_68e_2__ u.unne " ~'.JV we n..o """"" ,,_,,le 10 1 I'll 8 tt ott white & gold couen P I TD, 1"•9 ,....., "~ I d d C II •-1 "---a..·le """"",.._.,... .11tra g• wroug Iron Looi• cus'"1on Xlnt lrMU • noe .... and current 1n11urence ng1 an waellen 11. • Prl1ter, -..et -"---I eet •JP 11ppolntmen1s c.-·•t •9"2382 " LOST: Collle. Fe. 10 yr1 Stnicet 3014 Robt. Sattllf NH/CM Weekly aalery s 150 and Oonoa, Suri end Sand Famlllar wu~'~e Dick ..... trom our Coate M ... 01. -..-· .... ~ con d S 1 5 0 Io b o 142-tlll o6d. "HlctU", Red COiar, R.E Broker Bd Realtors Company B1n1ftt1 plua Hotel. 494-8460 3"" M•"a'. Co ....... -eflls u 1 1 di 1 1 .. 1 flee In th• evening tor 1---------548-9737 u v d R * .... ,.,...., * 842 2111 54S-Oe11 1---------vv ... ..,..,.., n que a as co" ng Hollda~ Inn'•~,, ......... lltrcLaa..11'11 ----...... er • •ward -·-• • mlllegl and c:ommlsalon MANAGER Orange ounty Airport 11ore Mika an energetic ·--"'" • Ill Cuttom bit llookCHH, 546-9122 1111111 If •&I· WIDOW HAS US tor opportunity Apply at lr•er l ltrJ •irt Ar11 For appt peraon With tlllr tor f• ctub alary + commit-• ' wtll lurnlsh average wall F~•nd·. Yn~ f•m Golden ••ar TD'•. SI0.000 up. No clrculatton ottlol 3PM to L 557.11212 Mr Emmon• ahton and/or mod-'lng alon + bonu1 Call Aatit... 010 $125 °'"'floral wtr col-"" v -5p•• Or "-··t 0 lty arge mall order com· .. 751 •222 .. 1 p• • . ., Retriever Afghan mill, 59 Ill Franklln credtt check. no penalty .... ange..,.,.... • pany hu Im~ opening Newport Stetlonera Inc e11pertence helpful Apply -•11• -Manlve oak din tab I• ors S25 11 54$-6756 Magnolia & 18th CM Hollywood Cell D•l)l•on Auoc Piiot, 330 W•t Bay SI· IOI' exper man1Q9< Vo-PllllOTlll I In !:"on. ALEXIA NA-Tl~ Ulll 5250 Oak upholllered Oln rm 111, 3 lvee Incl. 642-8158 Open 7 day. a week Alt 673-7311 Cotta MeM •, lume operation .tlgl llll IOlfEllllt TU L FASHIONS. 290 NatlorlllCompany XLNT lovHHI $650 Wicker pada. pecan, $450. Ou. Found. Samoyed, vie Major Cfedlt Cwda. HOll&Tllt SALIS clerlcal atat1 In key dlec Foret! Ave ' Laguna New PrOduct Dally Cull rOCkllf 5100 642-8115 en tlHP Iola. $200 Hatbor & Adema. C.M (213) 485-8351 llltlT 1'1111 -IPllllll ayetem. RequlrN aome Packing. Handllog, and 8Mctl advance clli M,.. Jue>-Antique round oak kttc:Mln Lamp•. S75 ea. 640-2886 M ... owntt'. "4-5e58 I UL man l'IUI PIT, FIT, XLNT Commit . tec:hnlcal knowledge w/ }1~kll~r~n~ngE~0::r.vh Salllperton$ needed for er. 895-45e7 lbl •14 oak Chrl $.400 King-er bed, xlnl cond L()tJT: Diamond ring. at laalatll I $10,000 to 1900.000 or Work In OC Muat have ~~~~;'Tie!.~~ 8')Mklng pref. CRYSTAL growing advertl1lng TEUPllH lllYU ,_1eo-_9_7_3_1 _____ Seara Ktr• firm mattr ... Sax &th Ave., so. cat F'-·aca•at m()(e Direct lender -We ftalr tor color & be• Mii reavme 10 PMaonnel, PO CREATIONS 631-5414 :,ri~.•cr9c1:i~~~!. Wiii A Uaacn 6011 w/bo~ 1pr1ngs, s22s Pt ara al coametlo ... can fund In 6 days SFR. 1tarter Wiii train Box 2343. Coat• Mee&. 650-0248 Can dettver If 11 t L d Condoa Untt• or com M0-5249 P/T ASamH Inquire at: No Experience necH· HARBOR AREA necessary con"· g rewar luia...... merlcal0 pr,.,..:,..., Non·1---------CA 92826 Dally Piiot new1paper WaJH Olmtttu lu. aary NoSllllng ldMllOf APPLIANCE SERVICE ___ ....:..... ___ _ PIHae call 840-9350 f •-• 4012 v,,.. .. , · Bectr1cal Altlmbly & ao1. t---------1 •• Must Hll Wicker Table d)'S. 769-8l29 -· No er..,, owner occupied O.K derlng & working with ll.&llAIEll 111111 dHler In trvln• area Advert11lng Mgmt & Student• Salary PI T We Mii rec:ond . guar queetloMukld Ooe1 not have to be In Ear $.450 10 1800 Approx 20 hra pr w .. Matl!etlng.842·1388 Eve a . Cell Cindy, appttanoea 549-3077 Chair. Lamp & Wall -------· ___ , l&llM RIISE eacrow or Ualed. Broker 1mall hand toota. ea.ta .~ If h s>er1 Ahl!fnoone & aome -802-5828 Hanging• All lor $75 Found female Boxer/Pit Lea l•&•IH·l••• referrm Wlkx>ml. MeM. 845-9652 Aek tor "=... oryou, •.~ .. 8....')oy•· kend morning• Mutt SALIS llP •--nu--,...--1-.. -1-1-I Ill lPPl.WtOfl Call Cathy 552·6433 Bull mix. Vic. N.wport .... ~ • TIPA Tllln. Co+-lnne. ~ .. ~ ...;,hn ,:;.-;,.. have dlplndabla venldl. Eatabllahld dlllrlbutor la Herb 957-8133 Evet Blvd CM 876-52M E·-r1~-" R~tal Car c 11 R 1 prefer ltght truck w/ Heklng •n afigreHlve 3 poattlona ave.II tor Mt-!.::=======::. · · · 92 PaH1ng1r V••••I, • ••• .,.._ ~ ...... v·~-"'' a r oun ree at Weetlnghouse relrfg, Found M l<lah Set1« .._ -· ~ needed to write 548 7058 b 1 IAM & camper lhel1 Only neet ...... rep for ta llne of ting appti. No nlllng. $125 Admfral tro•t1"a "·ra t •-111 h k: ' 1 •1•1 ldle1 loc., wtth '-llY foot 2273 Harbor Blvd contrectl 7.1 t Rent a 3p•: ....... dtwna.,. r11pon1tbl• per1on1 coneumer pr0duct1 T•· Safari Company wlll .. HJ c o 1 r ch a n, v c traffic. For Info. call .,~ ,..~, ··-. ro. C 650-80 ,., ..._.. ,. 1 H all train IT -For ...... 1 refrlg. S550. 642-5788 M' i Vl . B d/ I I '""7 ..,.,., '"' .,. ar 1 t --------' anftlu Starting •"-r torlN 11 I IV In lhe · _.,. · Il l ta -· uahar nd anapolla Quinn 2t3/944-8710 (714) ••• "281 ..... lcal ,.,..." ...,.,.., .... REFRIOE"•TOR =I 963-573e .,......., ,......, pro11• $.4. 75 hr & mlteeoe. Orenge County-San Ole-c •II Mr I John a on, ....,. lulaen Howard Wlcktnlhllm •FASHION COUNSELOR Full/part tlmo opportun-Call btwn 9:30-lO 30AM go areu. S... nlary & 882-68« Like~. frost tree, 2 dr, SI ID[R Found: Yng Fem She-ft::::A.::ltln 40l4 Mang St2/hr. PIT, Lad'-Ap-lty tor flnanctal lnde· only Mon-Fri, Hk for comm Exper pref. Call Telephone Set ... tull or $185 8113·9060 UI" pherd, "'9 tan. wtlt ~. ~ parll Butl~ pendene1 working with Greg Hyde, clrcutatlon tor appt 10AM·3PM P/T Set appointment• SHrt Kenmore WHher SWAP ME£T Laguna. 4"'3414 Janltonal 731-4347 phy•lclan speclall1t In 842~21 dally t -800·228-4748 for~~ com"•"y No _,._ ...-· S 100, maintained by ATTENTION WOMEN Floor Covering SalH, Cardlology/ Internal Aak tor Mra. Le'yY Hlllng Top wagH & s •• r. c 0 n tr.ct .. 4 &,rll 10tti • p...,pla !tfi !~:'~o;:"a:;•· latl'Y!ltal ~=~~e!.T.::~~: ~~~~~·.~~~~~~~a•,::· P/2~ ~~!Y.!!!' IGTIJ/llOPT. :~~~~7cf•" Edward It 730-9455 or 54Mtl04 ..: 2':. I 4tti .. ~:, SPIRITUAL READINGS route for..-. Grose $l ltlt Wut.. SIOO anowroom. llb«at com-780-2601 The Health Care Dlvlllon nuded for growing•--,-.. -.-~---.-.-..... --lflk• ~•w R•ld1e1 1bFy aide ef Ht'l,eHtll dart• Advice In all mattera ooo monthly. ConeultlnQ _ mllllon Calf Mr Ter~l-Med--lcal-------01 JOHNSON & JOHN· Ne.,., port Beach ad • --~ r• roat.... erg r1111er II& la rtl. I~. marriage I. butt· +equip i euppllH ................... W-'dl, 7141751·2324 Technotoglat. 8 yr wt SONProduete.lnc haaa agency Muet be highly --S 350 882· 1442, n1a'"1,.·8oA.laoE,.~~~·. 761-3020 1111 AECEPTIONIST for Full or part 11-oou"'-C·'lf , ........ ..__.._. tor I organ!Nd w11h uoedent 20 .. _..... 752·11S3 .............. , • ., ....,,,..., ,_ ,,_, ,,_ ., ,._, ,........., part·t ma 11cr1tarl•I typing and c:llflctil allllla -nMI Avery at Marguerite • Sen Clem. 492.7298 Bl ycKlf own boaa & p ~owing property Mgm't and frl<IMduala for buet-Newport Beech Lab poel!Jon avellal>le In their tmmed opening. Call ,..,.. Kenmore wHhtr, 5100. 9.,_ SlO Sil* Mt up ..... ';OIK community w/ o. In HB. 2 yra AIR ,_. of your own 1refn· SMA 11 E11perl1nc1 a We11.,n R9Qlon ottlce, Brook• at 644-7&44 f ..... Kenmore llec dryer, $75. 6 • earn. Open to publlc PllY&ft ll1llTIYI ~ -t•. Be a dlltrl-computer axper requlr-tng provided for' grHt mu1t. 11oura, 3·12 •P· June 1, 1983. Thia la an1---------N .. Exit cond. 544--6488 911m to 3pm. Fr" ad· Uc AQ009261. ~212 but or part -time for ed. lnvoioa ltltty. stat• opportunity For appt pro11 Phone 84~140 Id.., llluatJon l0t an In· IEOlnUY l4Yertbi .. Prt.. FROSTFREE FREEZER minion 1o ihoppere 81lu old f'Tl#I, !1: ~ ~=-WaFt!! ~ ::~··· balancing Call 714-84t ... 828 MEDICAL dlvlduat who wante a RECEPTIONIST lor La· M-$11 -HN St25 Evs. 867-8218 83t ... 848 -.-·-·-.......... ---T" ... SCRIPTION s permenent year around ,:,na Beech l.ftr Ofllcl• r-· ---------E ucatlon. 6' 1", 85 ......... .......u L-......... or n--53&-75"1 8AM to 12 N Full Time non-commlNIOrl rvm I T I I " 2 fll et,._. ffet C·'-·IC tv dbl v : •• ll 1"11 ,_ .,_ .,..,.. .,.,... " ~01 t on wor .. 1ng 4 ••Hnt. good tvplat. .., """ • • oven. QU . .uKI Uffal • lbl, hMlthy. plMalng to tt •pu 8.,.8709 1alel pa.ltlon avallable Work at home, 5 yra+ k Ith ' &A ...... $37"/obo •••1397 the -ve. dNor'*'· Int• • v '"· _,. Ant. Svc. Pl1nt oie. N8 In a large Racq~ball & current experience In oure • ""'' w • llgllt bookkeeping 8Cll I " · .,....... POOL TABLE r•tll Include: Sport•. R«all llquor but. At>n. gr. hp. only tor Yatlabl• HMlth'Club Contact L• Medical Record Depart-ll•iilbl• •chedule. Pre-714-.4114-7527 ftr ......... wert NOfge wuher/dr)'9r, hla· 4'•7' llate. cuetom wood .._._,, ~:-::: ••18.000. Paul Franklin. ahllta tl3t·5640 ...... for ~11n1~matton mint required Back-v1ou• ottlc• 1••P1rlenc• W I e•M d• .... 20 lb c~ Uk• 1 ,_.,... .., .,,. "~ "' and 1.1tc11tent typing * IEOIOUJ * 41., "Y v.,, dlllgn Comee w/blllard & Denclng. Ag\ ee.i-&910. 1182-1374 ground to Include H&P'1, ,., T • ......., ,_ S165 MCtl E eldl llght & wall unit w/cuee. th,. widow or afflu9ftt Apt Manager oouple w/ d/1 111mmartea. coneul-lklll requl 0 ....,...,. Sherp pereon wllh 70 Tel ...... lalea by eldl rlfr1g. _,., "&" valued at S2000: lllllng .,~,. lady, matUf'I, In-•l(f)er1enOI for 97 unit• Hatrdre ... r. C.M Wed· tatlona, operative re-~;cs.Mae. wpm typing and diet•· .... ....... 1o1 tn the door. Almond. for $500 firm 80l-8237 t...,,., good ~. garden apt. ea.ta M... S5~!·2p7~ ~8fol,!°""291ng p or II M . F , 1 0. 4 • ptlone 1111111 10 WOOc In N II I ,.__ an E I x II c o n d S 5 8 5 C RS S 001 Life ~be jo)'ful with Salary + bonua + apt. ...,... vv"' "'" ~ 788-8500 Pl.-T1 t• l .. t paced Newporl • on• ...,. .. p y, X· 848-2498 A 1 1~ right c.,mpanlon. j1 No P•U. 842-4907 HAIRST't'LIST -•• -E-D-IC ___ L ______ HEAL TH CARE DIVI-8HOh Real E•1•1• Of· OICllnl l)foduot, no,.. TRUCKS S751 Wd P 0 Bo 177.. ...-....d ""' "' s~ llCt Word Proc1Hlng lt¥M Aak for Alli Electrlc lat air range & Avail at 1oC11 gov't 11111. le: • • • '"• -:Y:. wantec:l lor Bit. lal aalon Chiropractic .... ,, NII· 1..,700 •F"""..,_ ..... ,ld ex'*1enCe hetpf\11 Con-895-4547 grtll S160. Upright lra.z-Call (refundabl•) (3121 ~ ...._ Celtomla. . Mon thru Set 873-4013 motivated nlldld In 1 • -""" tac1Poegy 11 833-2900 er. $1150. 848-5648 931·S337 Ext. 223118 IOI' 80213 BABYSITTER WANTED. Sell with EASEi doctor olllce. lmmed. 1,.,.!"'. ~A2:7 t5 0 ___....., 101tto•, !_~.!.'!!If__. Wanted : Good uHd ~..!.,~~()()'on how to C=a:: My~ CdM 7:30 to It'• a BREEZE opening. Call Pam .......,..,,_, 5". ,,,_ """" """' • ....... ,,.... __ ,...,. 5.30 dally. Own tran1. Cleaallled Ad• ... 2-6878 816-3492 Equal Oppty EmPI0)'9r Vwy rut paced lnveet· Sat. It an hour. 15 wNhlt •dryer,...,~ lrede,...;.. _______ _ iUt's lller1lillll" 720--0&40 aft 6pm. llliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil..;;mmmmllllmm.. ment banking ftrm loolc· WPM, Cofone Ml Mar. tor plllowb\ck qn aofa Wanled: Ju:r & popular i.. Ing for tomeone with Jtm11W7&-0e38 •leaper w/ottoman. vooal LP'• tr om 711 HO. HAA90A BLVD ""'CNiltR«lpl-2 lllt•llW Newepaper exoalllnt offloutlllla Ind '31-433t 1950-11180 top dollar FUU£RTON fnftW.ioj,.r.ei,., R.-p adUlta., temp/perm. IZ£Sf dttall oriented Good TILE SETTERS & COLOSPOT RelrlglralOf ptlld.. 5'&-noa anytime Ml-MN :r!!~~~"' ~~~:~••'• Sltttra KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PR • =-:~*:!~: HE~~0~1~EA ~';"~~~~condttlon. "::.i&a~y~-~~ 't. ti .... ti ... .... ........ 111 1 ... 1 word prooeatlng • +. Tow Trudi om. neeclad p p .....,,.., ~ ., e NON-8MOl<.ER. ~ 0."" H:::=t Botl. 81$ by Sidi AlfrlQ, xlnt g u a r a n t I I . Mft • -fRSlftfR-30 '" BABYSITTER WANTED 9Wdl e.itt'1~ •-I oond. $260. 845-14S3 or1_M2_·T_033 ____ _ ATTMCl'l'W ~f'loikH lllWtftt for my 7 moa. old. 1 &&a-9* .. ,_ ._. ~a ltntd IY _.. (days) per mo. In leot-:::.J.111 time. hre TWX OC)etator, good 'YS*t -· ·---·· TOiiME VOO. WIS on S my home In W"tclllf. W rt. ......,.. -'°" TWX maclllne wttll Atlflg. 1250. Wuh., a Twin Ntt. 18t.95. Full fl\jl5Jll1ld•lllt Raft. required. Call 7U/Hl•7t94. C•ll eom. flllng. Wiii lr•ln, dryer. 8136 •f oh. Ht•, t1t,t5 King & 1'tnl1ttll$ aisinm &4&-1sa& 7-eAM ot • 10PM. -'1 Ol)OOttUnlty l oom-D I II w a II r , 8 1 0 0 q.....,. .. '° evellable 6 ~ S«IRl.t peny .,.,,....., ·c.. Elta ~• "'9 dellwty. un111 May ~~ ·~~'t.•:::::/~0:j N • U llWMO WHller 011an worlca 1'* only. 7&t..at1 c.1 at Proi ••1 ... rt f fi1tperlenqed Weltera/ good. SH. d,Y.,, , ... M agic ltland Clltrter '811)'3l 1443 a~ 11-14 •CW pMn W*ft,..._, ... ....._ Pt1-*-'· wortia good. Tl. ~. t 7110. ' " .,. ~ vata Club.~ de) UI UH c.a -.16tt l~~====~I EARN lW TO $75.00 PO ~ and e.enlno atllf1a In· Mn Ir! Theimadof, ltler'-a.ta. f.4.IC21)c5&, 8790. Wt ftO• \awe 15 optnll!P lof yo~.., ol"dlng ••lll•nda m atron!• microwave .. boi tt 10. t4t·l1IO Mtwn to IKfft ,_,, lof f"' Or• COt.sl 4 ... 1111 for appOIJlt• O¥en1 •Im oond. 8121. _.,. = Net °" ""' ""' .. l:lO p.11. afll Ml ... 190M -.1-80-0...--Coftee--~----~ wett ':"r.!'!:."'~ r:_s.:;:~ -..... fl9 .... lllMlth MH MO ~-'° b .. Mf,,. .... llO ..... JOlf OWll ..,,... ......... -r Deca .... ......_.. ;: .t:o: ...... Y:r'· ll'llltJ .. .t'*9 it IO "''*"" " '*lio" "°" tor owe Of •, fl• UOfl• Plldw.t wlt\1"9 ---------• ......,, tf ~ ett 141tltreat.d. p1N1M ~ a. ~JV Of l\~d .... ped. --M l.... I ' HllOtl I IOV•l•lll. l-1 Melt ~..J.·~ .,... tlatl,....... 111 ... lllO/obo. flr •t H r . • •uu' IO .--n ln•t•llM t•t•• t i 71' ~. -•~ oewtltttl ...... ' ,.... r•. ,.,. WltMft =;·ii=·= -~~r.~ .:.:::.:: =:.. .,...... Q\ttlJlr~ :; : e:.~==-- T~ .......... .., W ..... ... ,.,. H.iH •101 e ...... ....... NIMI~ , ....... ,. N,~ ... "'""""" Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, April 25, 1~ CT ftD!!U laal!y ,,.... !I! Pt!at!•tf .,.l .. ah.._ ___ ,_1..1.m..-----&.M ... ,_. c.IMnt 91t11ov1 llclqll 'or your wedding, lh• ..,,_,, ylld ~ & HAUL·MOVE·MMOV! DIM'•: Mo.1 lt0.111 or INT/IXT CAU. JIM, Drain• otured from H Tiie & MeaoNy. new & ,... to He111Hn ~ del. W~. "°'1l. U0. eoouellcal beMl1y of~ meln*'9n0a eervicee P'urrilture. Trelh, T'"9 ~Off tut )teM'L Wiii ........ t.Allnt from 116, ,.,..,.,,_ ..., All typee. ~. enytflft9, ,un for lec'y ISl10l1 Ac* 641.ffA oe l gultat. t1a.Mll Jim IM ....... eft IC>m 903-+418 NOllU.4 tr.wl. 641~2'. guar l!v/"4uld urnt'I . ~,_eel, Uc. 111·1'48 ........ .. ,_ "61 17" .... 1t Cu1tom PIUnlfng: lnlle111. M&M ....... ..,.__ ........ Conor•••i •m•ll ., .,. JAPANUI! GAROl!NER HAULING ........... QullllY ~~.,, 161-N04/4M2~ Tll.l INSTAUIO DAlY Pl.OT SERVICE DIECTORY 111oof1 Promotlonl Unit-Jobi. ,.MIOv~:!Za re-A:..!lt ll::: -== t.Aalnl, CIHn-up. ,r.. C~ ywd/I .... 9YO f ..-• """"t All lllnde Glwwlteed mtted: briQM bOl.IQuet•f place w/rtWI. 12 !!! __ !!!! !!!!!! •I. Ma..11'13 aft ec>m. RANDY. 642·1147 PUI UTIIAm r .. -·· .,..,.,.. p 1 ltnttt/ 1na1u f!WI. John lt'3-04t7 8 day 4t+7UC S~RlNGl-HINO!e-H!W ' &od, tPf'lnlOll' and 9"rub ntT• flllTml lliOli .. ___ _.....-.w._,.;_..,. .... ,.. _.;;;....;...;,.....~..;,....._..;..;..;.__ wne · CWW Cut °'**'-A" repalrw. WUlll 11111111 Hauling, °'"""'up & tr.. tn111flallon. Our wotk 26 yrt. Uo. 403941. IN, llllWUI 111'1 C.~ Tllew~ Coal 1tUf!n Lo¥I l Alloonelble l!meroaooy wv. LOWllll 839-IMll trtmml~, 110 min. onlv took• e11pan1tve. bonded. Aefa. COior eit· EJlpetl•ncld & profu· wll·-· ~· REBID a COMM'I. ,.,... ~. F'"~ yd ral .. ll 11 Y'1 In O.M. Mowing, edging, gan'I 66 ·•271 Bob ChaOk our prloel bel0t1 '*' 963~11 Rlctl.,.d 11ona1. Very reuon•l>M o.otoe 981•1 evea .....,.~Dalian o.M. 131-tlH wtldyl #430158 Tom 657~.tlO o1e111-up. o.p.ndable. College Student w11111eroe you bUVf uo 2040'8. r11 .. tor .ii of your pool Trtt lenlte Low rel-. ~ ...__~ 08'-0-Door 0.,.,alofl, F'" eat. 8rlMI IJ!le-1614 lruOll, IOWHI rite, OALI. IM&-1013. Palnttng..OC 11 yrtrilc. naed1. For e11perl Mr· C..trMlel~I ....... 1prlng1, h1Mtw1,.., '°' "' bltlou J pro mp I. Think you . ~·· • ., ...... , H • Pl. .... .... YIOI, oell .ventnga 6 p.m. ,,.. Trlm/lwtll P.R.l.O.E. Conetr. Co. Ramodall ,.. comm., cMMonllalton. S-t m ~"'"· 9'f• Court. 761-1978 I ::J ·~ to 9 p.m. If no~. Slump Qrind. &ave 30%. Gen. oontr~cn. oomm & _,... 'd ... __ ..__. 24N ...___Blvd ct.A dener, • .aoino. 11 .. -.. M tr PLEASE keep ltyl!'i... Free•( Jim Htret10 a 1'986d. bldg 6'*11M. ·-· • .,.,......,, .......... ..,.... • · · · mowtno. 1r1mm ng, .,,ay. Beat leelrt c===r Uc 426t 4 11a-3 a 411 .. tll Oueflty ortentad. Calf Int. FOf eel, 562·'142 04~80. Cullfvaung, terllfflfng. Pel ting Carpentry BRICKWORK. Smlll tobl. (714) Tel!d!t ~ '°' eellmlt•. u............ .. .... "4·2017 Tiie n~ Bonded Newport, Coell M.... Int/Ext Pailtil• 20 yrt exp. Poo4 MfY, r• !Mdl Uc. #&-320735 Uc. soeeaa. FWnodal. Spring, hdwe. El.EC. Jotmeon a Son· Do own Lie. ·M2·1432ie«-47te IMM.~·· 675-3 175 • motdf"Q. Ea~ comp\-" Pt~~g~•,_,:1 ,..u_ ...... •·t..1-1 Add'ne & CablnMI GAtl!S. Bob'1 IJ.48-3887 worll. 15 yr1 mafnt. & 8 C'··-•-MMOOIY & SIUCCO' ,_ & GREG 730-7075 llon, m1fnt rep1 r K-8 {213)692-3794 .,_... --64M5M 645-'&44 tandlcaplng. 754-1099 teM ...... repair AH typee. Oualfty. ART'S PAINTS Fr• •t 24 hr--... Uc.1_......:...;.·.:..:.....:.:....---- *New C1bfn111, cabinet ·-----.u. ... -........ Ill Ill •ln ROBIN'S Cl.EANINO ~·price. &31·2345 I Peraonaf 1oucn. 10 V" 283e00. 04H290 """"""' facing, ber1 & formlca --_.. rtMel -WIUI • ti 8erY1c1 • 1 lhor""""'hly BRICKWORK S ff -.p Fr .. aet 84~9120 •....a•-f·L•-1 T~ d p,..-~ fW1I::: count.nope. 1142-4881 Muonrv. ptumblno. n•n _ ......... -~. .~8•7 · ma or • · a.ua.... °' ,_.., ~ ~ painting, carpentry elec •9¥' Cullom bet mfrrOfe, WW· '--' ,...,.,_ ..,_..., 0 lllfge l<>bt & rep1Jr1 LOCAL PAINTER doe1 JD Horn A9flnllhlng Ou • MIV reYll6one =...,,==,=AaeoreY:.,;s;:::.=Aafnod:a:-.. 1:C!gn;;---:!!y:------drywell, planning~: Topped/removed Clean droba doort, tub & Exl*llM HouMkaeplno Local,... 845-8512 ~omwortc at economy A~tiquae, kit cabinet•. Reuonlbla 151-1041 o.per1try. Lie.-.t41"891. 25 Yf9 8J1$>. 846--0785 U9. ,_ 1-. · 751-3-478 thower encl Gfall re-Vee & auppllM lncfueled Cullom 8fldt·Slone r•I•• Ouallly aaaur1d. fine painting 84S-08&4 Nancy'• Tyol"Q Service A11111y 8tdn 730-1900 ~ Landecaping·Yd ClflUPI pll08ITlll'lt 520-020t Kitty 841-4970 Bfocll-Con<:ret...Stucco Fr• eal. Oen 1153-8721 aetllat Servf"Q all bullllMMI -Hfl--'tltu--/-...... ---.-Panel-petlca-'9noel. T,.. trlm/rtm0v·Malnt lldfl!!! Bichelo,., clHnfng & Ritt Free Mt 64~1M92 f aJtri!I _ 842·7190, 557-9150 ' .wry IJ.4~13 DRYWALL TAPING trrtgaltOn Jim 861~129 ***HOME REPAIR I laundry. Relflble, Kar9ll Fatthfng fnt8'1« Dellon Hu~~~ Widn Cleulat ~~~ AapW/1m Jobi. Fenoea, All Texwraa. Ac:outOc tll Ulll.... E~ic.~~ ~-2618• bet 9• •It 4 •m•t HANGING/STRIPPING Uc. 1411902 648-9734 WE WASH WINDOWS Frea eat. UO. 831~346 thetv11, parlfllon1. Lo F,.. eat. K.vtn 873-1503 L.wn-1,_.ahNb ln1lalf ~od Keith 641-4872 OU!>.LITY CLEANING ·ABC MOVING· Vlu-MC Scott 84!1--9325 Fut • Profeaa6onal rel•. Sl9Y8 752·9558 OAYWALUACOUSTICl>.L Tr .. lrfm/Aemoval ' wtth a J>l'IOnll toueh Quick, cat.tut S«vlca. Blickwelder Paperhing· lafl Fffflla llt-1111 Quality wort1 ~ l!palt AEMOOEL.8/FACE LIFTS All ph .... & Rtpel,.. Lawn rnatnl/Rolot~ GARCIA'S MAINT ·Bldg/ BETH 850--0933 Lie Tt3804e 552-0<410 Ing & Removil Oual. Fr• Mt [le 13810-42 Fr .. aatfma1e 048--7391 ono. .. -, Pat1(1ng Lot Cu1tom f#OOd patios, BUD 552·11582 Fr .. •tlm•t• 548 5 trfr pit, ft carpentry, alee, Btut t I •A· 1 •Hiii* wortt only. 4~3e18 s.J.ar "Lit the Sunshine In" ~9..icoetlng dadc• & f9noaa. All gen. ~Land.caplng plumbing. •97-8831 Bee 25 pc:: ::L SUNSHINE WINDOW ........ _.... 831-41991..k: hOml rwpair. Fr .. •I. 11..........a •• 1 Hautfnn -Tr .. Trim Home repelr1. Sml Jobs 1 quality YT exp. -l!lllet Ml'T w•--._", ,NbY 1 -0822 WtI•u . .., HouM titting detlred by Compelftlve r11•. -111 CLEANING 042-1649 Den Hallbet9 Or9dtng RAN y 041 ELECTRICIAN. Priced Fr .. aat. M2·9ll07 OK. palnlf::., etc. young, reeponalbte pro-UC T-1'8,428 730-1363 Wt44111 S,..lalht 11111 I_., WlndoW caaanlng & Paving Co. Rea/comm rlghl, frff 111fmat1 on Ralph Clbll*o & Soni Gary 84 -5277 PTL fe111on1I for 1ummer STARVING COLLEGE Color/e&W-875-4818 I>. quiet fact of Ille fa that "°rr! •t. 12 YT• exp. Uc. 397tacM 642-1720 Cup! ltntn latge Of 1malf Jobi. Compl. m1tn1, oomm/ Home r..,.i,., carpentry, month• beginning In STUDENTS MOVING flaaltr/ 1ti11f yC>Yr energy bllfl may 00 M0-1081 ShlmPOO & elaam clM.n. Uc. 3"4S21.~3-03&9 r•. Tr .. lrfmmfng & re-cabin•••. etectrlcal, May. t wlfl car• for pell CO Uc 1124•438 - -up2 to3tl~ .. hlgh .. --------aam!ttial Color brfghlaner1, whl UC'O Et..ECTff'"ICIAN moval, clffn-up1. Fr.. plumbing, lancing. Don and pay ullffllu. Call fnaYr9d 841•11427 PLASTER PATCHING your pr.-it ratea In the Have you rHd lod1y'1 --;-;--BYSITTING crpta • 10 min. bleaetl. ,., ............ _ ............ ,..... .. •• 048-4864 •tt. 4:30. 1166-0149 875-4-478 •ttar 8 em. WATCH 'us GROWi Rutucco1. Int/ext. 30 nax.I Mveraf )'earl. Ara Cl•Hlfl•d Ad•7 If not. _. Half, llY/dln. rmt 115; •vv ._.. ""'" .._ •• Ll ... llN IWIT, yrt. N .. t. PMil 546-2977 you going 10 111 11111 for you're mlellng tn. beet My CoelaMeaa tlomanr room 17.50; oouch 110: Tom831-&07211173-754• _ ~ c.rpen~-Muonry MISSIONARY couple p.i tl thl171fnol&flyouwould befgtilnelnlownl \llctorle 142-4482 chr $5. Ouar. allm. pet RESIO/COMM'L/IND. ClrHJps. ~ 538-1810 ~;,~~~ft available to "houM aft". ua 81 v 'S lfke Information on IOI., l.oYlng cer-. In my home. odor. Crpt repair. 15 Yf9 20 yn. Do ""I own work. G#danfnQ w1111ted, mow· & more. JB 84&-9990 wtlfla on lut1ol.lgh, Jun. PllE P&llTIH ~~ energy, c•fl Don fnm11n To Place your DeY9 onty, 1 Yetll and up. exp . Oo work mvHff. UC. 279041. /l.J IM&-8129 Ing, acfglng, ratting, December. Xfnt ref. Call by Rlch1rd Sinor. Lie .,.,., ...,....., •t 4MU734 Rafa. 554-4123 Eleetrtdan: MW & ,.,.,-. IWHpfng, lrH Htl· ....... Newport Mela Ctlriatlan 280844. 14 yrs of happy WI l2SI (114) 112-0tll .. Fast Result" I_.. bebV91t In ""I home, CAR.PET INSTALLATION All IVPH. Low prloel. mat ... 845-7641 DUMP JOBS Center. Norma Me-0464 local cu1tome<a Serv1c-e Directory Mon-Sat. lnf8nta on up. & REPAIRS. 30 V"I up. Uc'd. Frea eat. 831·2345 mw&111 U111UPf & Small Movtng Jobe Jacw TH Tlnlnk you, ~114 Pl ... lat lpiakltn ad Call Now Twl 131 .. 118 045-9031(IM!f 8• .rt 4l Et..ECTRICIAN Spacfal·comm/rHld Cell MIKE ~1391 Federaled Tu s.rv1oe tlllJTY PlllTEll 24 lw 0 \} 141-llJI MA Spnnklerl~ 642·5671 Find what you wanl In SELL fdl• 11am1 with a Gd rm.... Free•. Uc. tndacp/ malnl MrY. 13 H•v• aom9thtng lo NII? Homa/olflcle appll. Prompt. nHI prota11· WATER HEATER Spec:lal Rep1tr1, lie .ne2et3 bt. JU Oe11y P1oC CIMll"leda. Delly Pllol CtUllftad Ad. 416449 WflYM 831·7530 vra. F .... •I. 831-7494 ClaMttled ada do It '#911 831-4871. lonall/fo r1t• 836-7149 Pool lleat .. *f'unwoaa 64H974, 642-«>07 HOROSCOPE BY SIDNEY OMARA Tutday, April H ARIES (March 21-April 19): Avoid belng mlaled by one w ho makes aenutional clalme, espec:ially where flnancee are ooncemed. Dig for miormation, reject euperficial explanations. You can atrtke pay dirt, but self-reliance is a necemity. Check with Pl9cea. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Obtain hint from Aries message. Focus on preparation, contacts with older lndividuals, added responsibility and review of legal document. Emphasis on special meetings, spontaneous remarks by one who would be a cloee aaodate or partner. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Finish rather than initiate project. Emphasis on relations with CO· workers, basic tula, employment opportunities. Reach beyond current expectations -door is about to open for progress, advancement and greater enlightenment. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Take initiative, highlight confidence, strea creative capabilities. Personal tnAlgnetism soars. popularity increasea, members of opposite .ex are drawn to you. Be ready for swift change which works to your advantage. Check with Leo. LEO (J~23-A~. 22): U thorough, you make significant . Don t attempt to skip e988ntia.ls. Be aware o fine polnta, snail print and apparently minor deta.Ua. You'll be deallng with older woman who will insist on quality material. Check with Aquarius. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasia on short t.ripa, visits, ability to commwtlcate with one who tenda to acatter forces. Social life accelerates, intellect ie atimulated by Gemini native who expounds unusual ooncep1a. Keep recent reeolutions concemina diet, nutrition. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Stand tall for prindplee -you'll get needed becking following initial delay. Empbaai.a on payments, collections, ability to locate needed material. Cycle nears peek. lou'll receive 1001-awaOed communication. Sagittarian plays key role. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Recent i.nquiriea bring tta&lta -conf1denoe ii restored. views are verlfled. Take Initiative, welcome necessary changes. reallz.e that a relatiomhip it more than mere f\m and games. Tlming Improves. intuidon la on taraet and you'll be at rtaht place at crucial moment. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Major domestic adjustment la featured. Family member may underso period of temporary depreaion. Know lt, be patient, expreu Jove in practical manner. Secret will be revealed and It will test your ~of matwity. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): What beCfm on level of auperficial friendablp could be tranaformed into aerloua relationship. L unar emphM&a on deGrea, aaptratlona, aucce..tul bualne9a or career maneuver. Define ter ma, perfect techNques,. pt rid of unnece.ary expense. AQUARWS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Obstaclea are overcame, you'll recmve a-.:opldian b\I ovwdue. FOCUI on ~. honor, dal1nga wlth au~ OI' aowminental ~ Tett vendty of ~te by uldna polntecl, pertinent quntlona. An#IWer ~t ~a reveladcn. PJICBS (l'eb. 19-Man:b 20): FOC\M Oft distance, ~. commwUC'adon, pw"Mlit of educaUonal projtct. People are drawn to you with thelr queedoal, problems. P•Uy ob~na will be ONICGLIW -you'll be in line for promodan. Ariee ~ pnlfDIMDUy. ••& .• 11bn11ueeu Hll Plut1 a Or1ua IUI ltatrll 7111 laU 7014 •tttrcyclet/ &elta Wul.. tnt A•lt1, lapriM mecHne Elna 1 Et.c:trlc 1Klmbalt Org1n. 11w CARIB DORY Santana 20 wllraMef 3 yr letetm Ull WE PAY ID till ~ une. Xfn1 con1. S3000 wllf trade for Ftt>ergfua, un1lnkabll, old. Xfnt Condition. YAMAHA 360AD CAFE 1350 080 Peggy. Gtlnd Plano. 642·1234 alto for ulllng. $1600. :Ji~7014 873-0227 ~' 12 MOOnd '.4 ml, new. TIP llWI .V-~ 84&-7eeC> New untYerul player pie-55&-7000. 850-4488 S1100 or bit orr. ~Ym.I' $$400 ~ I 1 fl L•M< wllrallar, 2 Yr old Yl>.MAHA 175 TRIALS Fii llU OUI ~i..aalng Magic l1land Charter n°1· 1 · 70 ° ~~ •4 p "Ot• NII. 11300. Bike, like new, head & aa a• Ill• UllRtw Memberltlfc> $550 pric•. nc ro 1 ftU ' • "2~7 lafl llt••· flt• welghl, -5'91 en-227(875-&M.. benctl. 1~1092 ClaHIC 18' L•e•trake $800. 145-9634 ""111/111111 lllYEIT•Y 1o· Sofa Gold 1100 !tac Ahodea 73 piano w/1ml Century bay boat. 4 cyl, *LAIOS USEU* 2480 Harbor Btvd. air nrnan S15o. Ma-7459 cube-20 •mp, seoo. Grey. S3500. 875-8181. New 1983 LIMB. S1795 '11 llnll II 4IOI COSTA MESA * '76 530I; 4 epd .. ,_~...;;.....-_. _____ , ..... .......... To....•~ SI • Per1ect commul., bltt• ........ •-1••1 c:ond. (715lWC) -·-'83 NEW Wellcraft 248. .. .. ,__ Of 4 ---• '78 2002; .. tpd., * ..... ..... 1121 OERMAN STEINWEO 8port1m•n Volvo gu 824 w=2~' C.M. ==-~ .... ~ WI... oond .. (125AKK) Went to buy Balboa 8 PIANO -auperb lone, 1/0, 1tp1 4, all leclory M•Y 1. A 11..i at $999. .., • ·77 530t; auto., loed- Club Memt>erwhtp 'Y wonderful tn1trum1nl, .optlona. $28,000. Pvt pty 14' Flying Junior Outch· Cell Allan 675-0132 8-6 OLEAI URI ed. (804TXG) 7eo-.ea7i · yet one of• ttlnd plec»ol 844-5083 man, Main. Jib, Spin, °' 875-5035 after 6pm. Ill Tl .. .,1 * '78 833c11; auto., tumlture. 81eoll llOQuer 16• ENDURA CRAFT Covw, Trailer. Npl dock ... folded. (5300e2) • --•··' & 1ap11try. Atkfng 13. 50 h ,_... __ lrlr -.. 1011. Good cond . '81 Hartly Sport.-r * '79 320f; 4 epd., _, _.. 000. M0-2003 er. ft85'o.94'n M'c;°ki: 113501000.144-«>87 t.Alnt oond, 7700 llCI ml, roof. (MTWRO) Jaatn.anll HM h H B ,,,.2 "n48 ll1rU. 13200. '* '19 7331; 411Pd .. loed-81la. · ·"" • .,.., 24 Ft hl1•W. 642·5074 Robert ad (971UXB) Ovation Ctu~al Guitar lttrtia1 .... 1230 1l' IUS'TIN e HP Evlorude. 170 gen. .74 HONDA ELSINORE * '80 5281; auto .. low w/hafd ll'llll cue, h!~ Bruntwlclc Pool Tabla 4115. Walk thru, OIF!. Ilk•,_, Very otNn, Mutt 1111 Aun• great. $300/obo. ' mflM. (572ZYL) e~~1!.'.nB~~\';~.bl• 3 piece •••••. convert• $4100 546-3642 $4700 714-751-8258 Call 873-5133 : ·~~~iei'o , io.d- oono ,'"" ~· fi'T· e.;at ~~~.~·~11~0:if ~:~~:· '81 Bayllner Eilpl«er. 24·. Extra~~-:~ hp Hon-• I ·-.. -4 .... ) Dd-to•• * '81 7331, 5 llPd .. load-' ar. • onn e $850 848-5708 alter •IP• 4· VHF, lrlm tab, d•. battery. 150 Genoa • •1 ... an -.,,,.. -ed <1~91 540-4788 &PM ~alley, encl hUd, all N · St w/Newpor1 Beach lllp. Couple wl1he1 to pur· Jeep plckU9 roll b8I * '8t 320!: 6 tpd., .un Bundy Flute good cof\d. . ety equip, llnH, dual pi1oe r9duoed 844-57811 chaH LATE MODEL $130 root. (1E.8C29t) 11501080 • M2 7984 bltlery IYI. d~ ~ MOTOR HOME WHI pe 842 11185 ~ * '&2 5281: aulo ' loed· . . n Jia&/ltnMll32 avall. Very lo hrs $20, '82 Columbia ChalMlnger can. 497•2280· y • • ed (1EJM74) New PA Sys & Wur11tzat E TIFUL 25 .. RCA 500. a1t 5 pm 875-0737 w/mootlng, NB $18,300 '81 Oataun King Clb * '83 S20t, 9Uto., llYn aec piano. Value $1000. B AU wtmd• anytime. Wlcnd• & -99&-1018 •MOTORHOME 4114, 5 epd, am/Im ..... roof (1FTC758) NA 8860 499-4409 Color TV 2 yr wrn1y RENTALS* ca.. to ml S5eOO ••wn1 1 148 Free dellvery 32' Luhn. dllMI, loedad Swllll •4. $135.000 From Sl95/'WIL AH llZet 845-9320 875-0581 -Office fua1tut A Open Sun. $21,500 Slip avllll. &e1-3.464 2156 Newport 81 208 W. lat. Santa Ana lplpnt IUI TV John'• 646-1788 213-5112-3-464 IUlllll 12 86G-1&oo C6oead Sunday Adi« Typewnter Mlf OOf· s1areo atolen. mu1t M ii 24' Apollo '76, 235110. Th• HnMlfonif new 1 IV'• MU Tn cb M3S 1111 Ua.I reclfng, Ilk• nu. Ilka ~brand MW ltU1 canvu, triller, OF, man 12 meter, r-rN-11 FMI 4JA" Aulomallc. Bronzlt w/ S350 54$-3392 In box. $250 chNp. c.Jf lran8Catvlr, am/tm, l\Md dy Incl Spin & Furling '70 Stir Crest Dodge. e cyl. 1tfck. $8500. ~ taaltler, onty 8,000 S!>.Vf~ 750 COPIER. Al-8fyan 042•9970_.__ ~o~rf.~~ ~~:!' =1-= llfulk>n 12 ~~. ~~!;. ~;'.e;~ 6*9573 :!:i:it~I~'~ ways maintained. 5 yr• 842~284,644-4421 generalor, clean . 1973 Ford Bua. 72 pu-contract Incl.. Nfnlll ,_ tnct al•nd. Alktng ... , I 10,00 0 Iba I o tr . ~. would make ldnl P r I cad t o 8 a 1111 It t50. Sc:ottf 831-22•2 I Weltrlft y.zo FIM 1 .... /ftl 1111 84&-5750 aft &PM. cargo carrier or cmpr. (1GK8534) .......... I .... 7111 112.000. AllflOn Matlne $2650 firm M&-5104 Uk•,_ omce lumltura. 2 "'w1tt 845-e015 11 fl Stertrtfl T1alltn Traft) I024 · ~ ~ axao o.ka & Cf'ldenzM. ......, I ~ Ski Boat. Hull and trfr ' '74 INTL LODESTAR ~ y~ NCritlrlaf combo & 4 24' l>.flmand '89. In/ -"' sicrtl~ f« tum-'80 Scamper 35', llflUIUal t8' v1n good 1hapa uphol ilde chre. Ciff FOR PROM • WED-outboard, 327 Chevy, •I ;;;;-1700 O&O. _ cabin style, Cedar Lodge ' . 208 W 1a1 Santa AN 933--0703 DINGS & BUSIR'ESS. allp & canvu cover. 7~9 modal. xlnt. $8975. '2900· 842-3305 aft. 7 UW111 Call for re11rvallon1. 16 000/b•t oft. 984-4428 1142-0795 648-8823 '72 Datsun. eic-t Sunday Varltyper $100. Mlm•<>-CH!>.ATERYACHTS IN· av8 ' Run• grMt. '650 graph Mac:tilM $100. T'L 873-1015 , ' ....... ,_ 13, ..., llulat lplJ, 1011 WHY PAY STORAGE? 548-8417 LARGE SELECTION OF 842-6562 82 eo.1on ""-. • _, - -Private party want• to NEW & USt;Q BMWSI hp John. 15 hra, ll'aller. Kohler 6.5 KW Garwator. buy your 24 10 30· Mii '74 Ford •114 '& TablM f« photo typeMt-ltaeral 7111 $4000. 873-81110 11500/080 . 845-7194 cont 1 1 n e d 1 r a lier. manv utru. 13500. 11 no , e 0 x 3 ox 2 8 & , •.u .,114 m1g. 53~9104 home 842.2995 842-3767 «ll.201118, peld '500. w/ SChock Eleclrlc Pacttett• _, , Nit for $350. No m.,.., Hardtop. 1-A yr old. AM/ 1=--------....,. •• Trallna Utillty 1ft1 SM °' trade: Cl\eYy l..uY, Lm IUll .. no aerate ho Call FM Radio. Ex.ceflent 1111• Fiil .a lllp A Decks 70-' -aherp w/dl11 top, 091, nu VOLUME 8ALE8 84&-1820, 8-4:.0: av1, Condflfon. $12,000. FOR SALE Boat all avellab6L New· Cloaed 10x7117 tt. treller braltM, clutch. 12500 SERVICE & LEASING 5'fi..3522 873-0227 or 87~1714 M2~. M-F, 9-5 port~ 25.-35'..-0' wflh tocking doors 548-4853 3870 N. Cherry Aw.. ............ 1111 ........... lllt Jllanllueeu 1111 Cell 8'2"'644 ~~2.cse. ~1 E. Bay. ,... .. (No~~e;r-405) SW. tie 211 •u '68 Fofd ·~T . xlnt cond.. ll14) T• GREETiNGS to-MOMS Tell her how great she Is and how much you appreciate all the llttle thlnga (and some p,.lty big things) she's done for you. °'"""9• to Mom• wlll appear Mother'• o., Mayeth and the rat• are only 2 llnea for S 1.00 (Each eddlUonal llne . only 60') $223/mo. 97~ Aon &•a-Id" anoof, ang. ndl rwbutld .,,..,...,. Wlkloml • ... 1300 fl rm. 7 5 1.aa 7 e. -r;:;:;;;;;&;;;;th~;;;;;;;;--Newpor1 B~ Bey. Site> to Tony ComwiMntty loclted 45 tt. 1225/mo Sld9 ti. , _ __,,_· ------• a ~ PMed $200 /mo . WkdV• ~ ~77 . ev/wknd ~ Tru111rt1tl1a l!ml• Mil Orange CrulMr. gd cood. 11501080 548-7527 t:vae , 0...,. Cout DAILY PILOT/M°"9ey, April 18, 1913 . ,... .. ~~1•----~ .... It... • .... .....,,. AIMl:.llllldlt hlft ....... ______ .., .. 1 .. _._ ___ ..... ~lllmaJll-L.IJlil .... 1111 fililWiilC 1111 lttz=m_ :!" Attt.. llll llllL----Bllllll•L.:-...1~~11 I '11110 WAGON ·eo Ill.*·""""' *'90 •11 MH 110._ Jm17111, lllS £R ~·"lff'WSI •11 • • •.&.."':': ~11111 m • ftllTI .,. °""!1....~l "'!11>1 '11 a II ..., U. ~ ,,K 11111, '......... .... llMIM. lllW!Of • =-NOOll· "" I ' Mult .. """' or\AM ooMtte, ""· ., ..... l111UU mmt Of ... = lo ml ...,., """· tit, pwr, root ....._. 141-11M llf,.t1•" ~ ....... ,..... Mt-· Alo,.,... OOf'MI, We ""'.a ooOd ..._. ofr '"u"' 1ood N•• • ......._......,2 r••· nt• Ur••· •ln1 --=1"•... 11•1 ., -JIDl.1/-~ ~ 1'10 vw lquerebeok, •• .. ''°11010~ ~ 1r111t Uoit or NtW·• IJllD .. bttliei ~ 111 *· __.. toftd, Utoo. Dye!!!!!:!=-__ :-_'fOllOIL.ew.n.ftl IM 1•0WtMWll'ld. ... 9oodoond MNltftt 11 -·""""' Otwmll9'11 e::-=,.. .. hO... ....,;·11MANCIV ... WOttc. M141111 M ..... ,. A.il "'*'9 IOft top. lt4.0C: • Gw'dtn Ofove A w 0 r II . I y 0 0 I 0 fr . ~. rtdlelor, tn< ,,,._ 11100. ..... . ,. °"""" 710 --I .... ... .. "" ... -~ . • .... ''" L111111 U1..S771 '11 -·-I. door llgtlly dtrMd, ndll 74 QontlntnUll ....,,, 1 * 4-.i * .......,..... Ill Uft Yll 11• .. 11-•••• _,._ front •••t oover1 . ownr "'"°"'° • ""90lt. & 'u1ilt°eoo:.'t1m tt1N our puroh ... and 1111t•1 41... 11111 'll fW -141QO, l•H•M Ni-1227 IHh. tU-07tl. I 1·'1MIU .._. ,..._. tvoryloetornino 111( AN-'IO tt• T\Ro, --lotd-111m Yettow. muat Mii, rune 'IO ~ Limned lllle '71 ..._ 11 ON&. 4 8')d, ~ .,. ''° I • IOd. 1 -...... tomatlo trw i IUIVOOf. ed ..... oond. no dn,... ~I ,.,, rtlllbl•. ,.., lo ml. Met,M 0... 1-~·/~o~, ~ll~ef~-~· ~U~k•~new~·-~~~T.~~~~ ;_,.fr, & lrW. f9*ry WWTtnty. (Mt1) IUIM l .... J t4tl/"'o. fll.llWllD totlt ... ~ oMi., t4MI IM-IOl1 11700, pfl 142·2124 l'f'~ ..... ~.. .... 111MI Daye t?l·u4io. •11 .. , '71 Oonv. wflt on wllt .,,. . '1• --• • '11 - -D '79 Ceprt, 4 ... "*"· 9", ..., 1I01 Quell ltr.C .. ... 111·1210 ~Jim M*1no VW 66 000 ;,:J M800 oOOd -n _..._ ,._ " I lier. NM, enrf, lo ml, I Pea'• tlll NEWP<>fi'T llACH 1 .78 114 11 blue w/blc .._WU Ill ooftci · · 'It lule*; good llW oer1 u.M I/I lhow wlnnerl 114.600 13880. 11a.a1n i;-~ red Mini. ... .. ~~ .... ~'**' Int, exit 'oond em/Im • ....... 4...:...2 or 417-17.W ~t·.·Fr-=·.:r:: ., •1.-.. ~:~J.11 .IOO/obo . .......... HE -. tuntOot, W tnt1 ... --.. ··=.... o 1111 b ti· i U 80 · VolUme ...... e.vtoe '73 412 lqbtdl, 2 000 ml It w 1.1..1111~1 It Ii 1t1 , 'f'hM'I ~ti Only 41•IOO brallu, xlnt oond. U¥9r blulllMttlef toml _..._ 146-4144 1'7~~ on,...,.. motor• in. 714nJM012 orlgln1rm11 .. on thl• '1• 11111 '111'lllllt tllOOIObo. .. z.1714 eng. 0A1klng 110,tOO. r;:r-OoMc Hwy '14 HHO, exit oond. Hl.lntlnltOn lttoh. llde & OUI. t ieoo ot»o. 'JI tA SUN· I dOOt top rioer't drum! 04 Htw ~new tlr ... Aaldng l1IOO MM064 '11 Aooord I epc1 AC eao-t74t LAGUNA81AClti IHOO obo. 830-1919 (l1•\A_.. ffll f.46.0M2 oond ,_., twak• 't.1o !°j~ rr:":ctr~ g:8 ·Of·11,000 '80ToroMdoCS19.De1Vt. ::utM tttrto oa11: lll"lllll ,_.__ •• Mll/M1•TI .,., «Mye t 71•7419 ,.._. '72 VW lug, AM/FM ow. tml fm °'"· u'ne'. power lnolwdlno win-• C>eluM MI*' equ1pp1ct at 712..eoet -·--,., -.,., C8 ""81 briah1 ,.-ow 17&-2408 dow1. Limited edition. '70 Multeng, good oond. ptig. Moon l'f. •.tit wN. . '7t I 080. Whitt w/ IJtnMIW lltf lw9lt 1111 t nr ~OWMr. ~Ult "41, Exoellen1 oondltlon "8o-114001010. 146·1895 Cr/cntrl, 1leteo, ¥1nyl I llw. tJ!1 Hddl• lnlr. All ••1re1. G,..t ~..t'!I /ofr 4t..a1ae · CNlll!f tit! Ing etrlpee . ..._ 't1rM, diy1, 647-4092 •11 .. 1 top, m1roon. 17260, -~-..---~•I ,..,.. oond. 117.000. eel Teet OfM & Pl1oe &I LIW &I l!Mr~ r,//':;;,J.'t· · bucht 11111 with new wttndl 7141M6-7427 17'-MM 'Ill .. 111111 g 9, Xlnt oond. ft or oner. '76 lklQ, eo.ooo ml, mt m UllUT ou11om covere. New -:-:.80~Dellu~~Gr~w\9dl~~o~111e~rJiiii!IC::=:JW! ,72 .....___..._ 2200 ..-T·--_............_ MJ.2M1 oond. MW lltwa, S24IO. ... ........ b<lk•. ,__ ~ ... 1• ·~ I ---• ..... """' ·--· • 1 777 12a3 _.,...,... ·-.._, .,. lmmac. Manl.:~"'· 4 ............ _ ...._. .......... xlre ole•n a 1111rp, Cordia & Tredll • • tery, llfetlme 1tioca11 & •• ("'5) , .. ...,._, ................ 11.000lofr. 562-7911 Turbo '*911 llt.U. A11anca'11 '72 vw BUG, MUST ·ee eu.. LIM tllM eo ml of .... modlt. low mlle-mutnef. Clll •fltr 1:80 dr .... 1te. IM . 2 -l1100l080 I SELLI Hew ~nt, new on new motor. New 10• Cedlll•o• In Sou-pm ---~ & II day '79 FlESTA GHIA 842-1681 846-1423 '10 MIZ 300SD. Ivory, OnJO,.._ tlr•.11,m, ~~It'~ Pllnt. ong Int/ext. 12 V. themtod-' Celtfomlal a. ue .,...,., 97t-0154M Low ml. A.Mina S2700. ·e~7 Vellent. lOnt b1mboo, 1nrf. chrome ~ n~ .......... ""'' XLHT ,._,,, 12100 bo •1• 851 1°'4 24 000 I go .,_ 1•.,,. ""'"1 *'"7 . ••a ••._.,,,1"'"'. o . •&•-• . . lnelcM & Out. LAel I -"11• tepe, • m · u:aD ~ """" ""' ....... --• ....... ·eo Citation esie. 4 epd, 23 ·eo Pinto, orig owner, 25, tnan 60,000 mllel on new um ~~. • 2 4 • 7 8 0 . coast -~ .,. vw """'"·RT '74 Super Beetle. bNut. OUIWO K Ml. e1eo OAC lo ... 000 ml. 4 IPCI. PS. PB, engine. PM>nelr AMIRA .. m ""'" .. " N blk •Int I I I ...,.,. H·..._ ........ I um . I• I I.. c. 11 AC. S2tt6. '46-5087 ~ ltereo. 8ougtrt MB '79 2400 4-dr, eun· --•• CGSH •'-' AM/FM TAPE. LO Ml u P • ng, n ' "'"""eoaT•A ..... M.,:::;: 8 5 5. o o 3 1 d • y 1 n1w c ir. mutt u11. ..... root, extre tenk, mint, • tl•t <1141 •1111 171•> M'-11" MINT MIOO H2..ot20 brka, lmCJOClld, t~. .... 651·1973 wknd• ev.a. · '77 Renohero 361 11·8, 548-6447 ..... p p I IOO ---.. -1111 . -12260 obo. 136-707' 141 1110 . arto trw. PIS. P/8, ,.. • Former1Y. Jim .Im Marino 42,2eo ml. • • 12. · ·n MOB, Aldlaec*, new leUI Inn '72 vw Bug, new lltM, • • ·n Caprice Clue6c dlo. tinted 01111, AIC, '73 Cuetom Sllb. e«&. wgn, . "'-' Tille over I••••· top end ttrel. Tepe. low runtW911. Yellowwlbleak 03 f-=, rune, Meda 1975 Blue Cedlll10, 4 dr, II'-& burgundy, llvy dty 1u1pen1lon, 3 Met, tuto, lie, 400 cl ... -• -IM6-tll30 rnllea.SS500080.trlld9 ~~ ~ ltriPe. S1.000/ot»o. wort! .•• ;,....,.. 11150 Call bt-n "·5 ,,......,.12800.851~1064 13000. eun 8 -5. eng. It grMn ••t, die •--• B 50 SEC ' 524·11d7 .. eve1. wee· '"~ ft • -• I t XI I d • .... .,, 1 ·u M 2 oupe. lot vw or ? 87$-7711 842~ • .85 Chevy, Xlnt body 1 Int. 933-0070 or;00•n .. ~5.3Jaa con . V ..... ~ .......... =......... ~~.!!f.br!!n~1~· ·18 .. 10GET. "'•-top. 1eencsa. Vtlft tns --"' 1e b 1 ._12 __ ._ ..... ___ __, _ _..... _ .,..._ _,,...,. ''"' _,. .. _ ... " ft •71 Gold CollOe de \Ille n.....,1 •no wor • •• '74 Pinto Wgn. Ilk• new •• - tnd l.Aallr'CI 1 t f.TLC plua over Low mll••· 11wey1 ..c>_.'"°-"""• '66 VW Bue, e600 ml on '74142Wij10n N-llrM. C1ood oond: off•.031-Sn 1 St&0.842-2291 PtadM U2S 17 -.en 8Mt 0 1 0 ma In 11 tn • d . AM / FM ~ -..oo ,,,. .., .... r econ d • n II· 11 bod Y lo ml. '3500 obo I _;_---::;;o;::;:-;:u::;:;:---jl....,--::=-';:;:;:=;--1 11 8-Ctl · S5000 In r-*'>te, NM 38 '2150 -~" tw wqrk. loolu good. 540-2"8 •1600/080. 730-9465 '76 Monza. 1Uver wired '78 FlMta Ohle. 'II f- HUrltlrlglon 8-Ctl xlnt. M111 He. •HOO ~Soom ~f.2242 · 11eoototr. 5'8-N28 Of 6•1 l804 llllr, xlnt cond. 37.000 '2295. 875-1131 Dr mutt MCrlftce thl• (11.41\A_......... 090. 481-7321 • 'IM VOLVO 122 St1 Wgn, 'll ... :r.: .. --ml. •1600/ofr. 956-2022 . I A/C .,.... .... , '13 Midget. Excel cond. fertta flit '71 Super 8Mlle, 4•apd MOO. N0-8732 •-dys, IMl.-2907 -· 'le Mu1t1no oonv, rebll lmmacu Ill Olr. • MBZ 81, 380 SEL. &harp. Colaetor' It 5tK ml • -S1375. 841-4737 Blue w/wh •• Yin. lop, VII, pony lnl. 3 epd, AM/FM 11e<eo CUI., • lufa IHI with phone. A1klng 1 em. • 71 Cellca GT coupe,"* . '&5 Votvo 122S, eng. f'Ufl8 JCln1 oond. Tuned up end lhup. 8ecrttic. "4500. epeekett, wtr. wtl COY· ----------:.=..:::::.1 '36K/bell ofr. Cell Ettk• '2360. 541-9608 blu• on blue, lo ml. 5 77 Bug, 41.000 ml, em/Im grHI, body terrlbl•. of Much. 11.000 ml. c~ HIS 873-4100 ... tllt, tuto trw, P/8, '"UI f:J POI YOUI Nllh14IA4. .. ". . ........ . fMlll'fl IC1t • If. Cllll IQ.I l4S-mc 840-a771 ~· 1tereo llJ)e deck, 1tereo. llr. Hit cond. good ftQr-upper oq>erta S1000/obo n&-4012 -MERCURY SEDAN. 1974. Pl8, etc, etc. A 8..-11 '702808l.rblteng,2t.one Opt 1191 13"6~1~~ 12'03· ~~'."'Mii. Howard c:ar '300. 561-6436 •72 Eldore~o Convert. J£ ~~ =.. RUN 8 Go OD . ~~~~~1 ~:;•:1~~~45~ blu, I.lo, ltlck, 2 t091, '71 eta. wgn OT-t r9btt MJ-1177 N1iw loP AND '72 ado-t11001obo. 873-1344 ev.a & wllndl. l20,000, 4'3-e3M"" eng Ilk• ~ew S1HO '11 Cellca GT Lltlback. '77 Rabbit, AM/FM, M11g9. -· r9do rblt trene. Both fof 'lJ , ... I .....,, tea-2272 ----· ---- 1_. -a 1':... otio'te1-1eee ' lmm10 cond. 321( ml, Sn Roof, 42 Ml/Gel, Come In & ... Newport aaocio. 641-6691 Good Int, good Urea. '78 Oran Torino, ne '11 ,_ _. -11 • Every fou olt. Mu1t '3000. 840-2124 &Mdl'i llneet ~ oood treneoort8don car. Exit oond, lo ml, nu Ur-. := .. 'T.l~~11n!:........ !Ill ~~aoo. 41-7H1 'l4.....,11Mll• of pre111ou1A1y ownedd Qnrt1et 1312 llOOot»o. t7M012 ~;:~·.•. '•~~·o';~:~. orto0 ownet75 ..... 08ee18 .. 1 oner. ta 600 or _..m. ._ ~ 79 60462 '*-' 1111oo.......... MS-433e Por1che1, wdl1 an • pb ..... 1•17 842•11sa u1y1 •· • . evea , ... _ _.. ,_ oond 33 ,.,--..,__ 1 • ·-~-..... v1i-n """*" 4 dr, pe, • • 840-7Mt -. p.p. 549-1767 di or ---•·...., · ......... 17. '11•11111 auto dig stereo/ CMI 'll ftH ...... 496 832.6 EYI mpg. 4 "*' emlfm -d 't Ir.. c r u 11 •• '10 Dert, CIHn. good;; 11 llmnul ..,. ..,... 8D ....... ..,.. IM, uUe, 1unroof, a le. '74 BUG, ~ eng, good Au1o .UC. 87~ _.,,. i 1aoo/ot»o. ~7N . tr~. "425 Ann. Call 8 cyl, IUto. 1149 Big V8 tor trlr lowing 1 ... 1 _., • _...I.!':' t8460. 131-4300. ur. & pelnt. lllnt running • An I w. r Ad 7. 2 . 5'8-703e . xtra fUll. cllan, .-.eoo. c 0 n d . • 2 2 0 0 0 b 0 . 82 JETT A DIESEL 445 E. eo.t Hwy c.--~ e.42-'300 24 llrL dale A llltc:ft. "" lhocka. IM0-9731 ........ ttn aao..Me1. 031-eoe1 ~~ =.~m.i-:'"'.,.:!: ~ ~ tn. Fed ·n Aapen.' xlnt oond '" ' ·~M~~. dr. AJc. ~=-r~,.~!~· :,::, '87 POl"ldle 912, 5 IPd. 'M Bug. 4 IPCI. f'Ufl8 exit, Kenwood em/Im 1ter. Roll 'em oft IM nwket out, fully equipped. only 873-22n, 875-5544 tect air, tuto. PS, PB, tilt. ~ 2nd owner. Mutt d t Pend . t 1 3 7 6 . 0111, 27M, llke new. Find what~ou Wint In With I CIWlflld Ad 68,000 ml. $1000/obo. seii tNnge fut with Dally crulM, atereo & more . .... 86350. 1-m -1m 141-4737 aaeoo. PIP 17$-1322 o.lly Piiot a...-.. eel Nowt IM2..et78 157...a11 Piiot Wini Adi. '8200. 640-7871 MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE. MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES ATLAS CHIYSLH.PLYMOUTH • LONG llACH IMW L1rge Mtectlon of ,_ & quallly used BMW'• and other Pine cant S1le1. MNlce & leulng. Trade-Ina welcomel T1ke 405 Freew1y to North Cherry off-ramp. turn r'91lt & oo 6 bloetla north to 3870 N Ctletry Ave .. Long Beech 0 • IOI LONGl'll PONTIAC 2920 Harbor Blvd .. Co•ta M .... Tel. 546-193•. 3 bloclt. open Monday tht\I Friday 7:30 A.M to 5:30 P M Ind 8 A.M to 5 P M. on Seturday. OIANGI COAST AMC/JllP/llNAULT 2524 Hllbor Blvd., Coeta M-. S49-ll023 &45-7770 • t Jeep DHltr In the WMt! See ue tod1y tor Miii. Mtvtce a ltalng. There are reuona why we are • 1 .. Price end .-.Ctionl "*>. 1111 111-riew Ren1ull Alft111C41 la hetet THIODOll IOltNS POID MC>CN<n ...... M<Vlce, part1. body, paint & llre oep11. ~IJ11ve ratM on lllM & deUy rentai. 2060 Hwbor 81¥d .. Coeta Meaa. &41-0010 or 54()..1211 (7 14) 636-5790 (213) 427-5494 • NAHIS CADILLAC 2800 H11bor Blvd . Cotta M .... Tel 540-9100 Or~ County'1 Latgat CadUlac dealef SelM 89'Viee l eaalng • CHICK IVlllON POISCHl-AUDl-VW 415 E Coatl Hwy .. Newpor1 BNoh. &7a..ot00. The only ctetlerahlp In Orange Couflty with ttlele lhr• gr .. 1 mak• under one roof! ALAN MA9NON PONllAC.IUIAIU 24IO HatbOr BMS .. Cot-. Meta Tel 641·'300 Selet, 8tr¥1ct, Leetlno,. "Mr Ooodwtench " 13800 Beach Blvd., Westminster. Tel 892·6651 Orange County'• oldftl and 11rg•t Pont11e dealerahlp s11 ... Service. Part1 • DICK MILLll ftAT/LANCIA "Probably the loweat prlQ9d. Flata In Soutn.rn Cahtornla" (Located 1 mlle north of South Cout Ptaza near Main St Ind Wat,_ Ave In S1nt1 Ana) 120 W W1rne<, S1nta Ana 557·2132 • SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Slrfft. Sant• Ana. Tel 558· 71111 Your OflQlnal Dedlcaled Dateun ONllr MllACLI MAZDA We've move<ll Our new ioc.uon 1114211 a..iw Street. Colt• M ... Tel 546·3334 ltoc> by & ¥1111 OUf' rnod9rn lhowroom 1no 111 why we'tt the • 1 Maid• dtaHlr In 8outl'ltN'n Ctlffornlt Stitt. leNlot. P.,.,. Ind LtulnO· COST A MISA DATSUN 28<45 Herbor Blv<l . Co1t1 Mesa. Tel 540-S.10 Serving Orange County for 18 yeara 1 Mlle So 405 • SUNSU FOID, INC. (Home of Wiiiie the Whale) 5440 Garden Grove Bl11d . Westm1n1ler Tel 63&-4010 • OIANGI COUNTY VOL VO 10120 G1rdln Grow BIYd .. Gardin Grewe Tet $30·9190. Exciullvely Volllo to cover all your Vol110 requlr.,,,.,.11 New•UMd•Salel•leulng•P1rta•~Body Shop F,_...,ay. cioM In the llMrl of Orange County 11 G1rden G«we BIYd. a Btoo41"4.lrlt. CONNILL CMIVIOUT 2121 Hatt>ot llllld.. eo.e, ..... OWr ~ YM'9 Mf'\ltl)g Orange County Salee, ~lfng. eenrlce. Call 648-1200; ~II !nr11 llM; 548-'400; bOdy lhof> line; 754-0400 IOY CAIVll IOI.LI IOYCloaMW 1640 Jlmbofw Aotd, Newport 9Mcl\ ~44, , ..... ~.PwteAnd~ • ·.-Stuffed cabbage roll' ·'" ~uccessf ul in Laguna • : ~ the "Iffy" w•thtr wu ' ilaJiM' factor ln tM low turnout, ~of the ft.nt'4YW Ore1t Stuffed Cabba1e Roll·off ~~thttWO• daYewnta~. ~~C.bba1e-head Vlck Knl1ht Mtd between a,ooo uad s,500 J ~ ca~ loven attended the ftetlvttlea Saturday and ~ on the F.Uval of Arta I ~ ln Lquna Beach. • 'nwy wi~ two Armenian oCk9Uw wtn round-trip ticlteta to airoae after wtnn1na the cook- off, fn~ oompetltlon wltli nearly 'two C:SO.O other teama. •The team of Zena Savoian, 60, ot Montebello, and her coualn, Bet.ty 8uklu•1n Bredvtc.11 '2, of Monterey P1rk, w1llttd away with th• top prlat ye1terday. Jim Dean, another cabbaae head, 11ld pr0fftd1 from the cook-oft wW benefit the Natlcftal Conference of ChrllUaiu and Jeww. But ht aald the oranben won't know undl late UJa w•k how much wu rai8ed. Amona )ktaea f~ ~ c:abblp roll were PU.r Wayne • well u 27 reataurant crltlc1 and restaurateun. A dozen food bootha and 17 craft booth• hlthllfhted the two-day feetlvitiee. THI ORANGI COAST MONDAY. APRIL 25. 1983 ' .. Plagued airline ··may fly • again SJ STEVE MARBLE .... DlllJ .......... . ~ed Golden West Airlines, 1'\Jich halted aervice Friday nlabt. wu expected to announce ~y that It Will 8eek protection under federal bankruptcy law and reaume service sometime De1'l month. ;!Airline execu ti vu not connected with Golden West reported they've been told the cxienmuter carrier may start up aiain u aoon aa next week. An announcement waa to be made during a preaa con!erence t.hla afternoon called by Golden West. Golden West, which moved ita headquar.ten from Newport Beach to Costa Mesa three weeks -ao. la the Jaraest and one of the oldest commuter airlines In the st@e. lJC Irvine professor shares nation&l awai-d for poetry lb GLENN ICO'M' or .. o..,""' .._. UC lrvlne ~ Profemor Chari• Wrtaht aaJd today ht wu 1urprlled to learp he wu me.en .. CO-redpMmt of the 1982 ~Book Award In po9try becauee he expec1ed Galway K1nnel tD wtn. Formal pre1tntatlon of the award 11 Thunday ln New York, but Wn,ht Mid he'll Uay home and let a representative from publlaher Wealeyan Untvenalty Prem attend for hlm. Wrl1ht'1 book comprlaea Mlected poema from four prevtoua boob pubU.hed from 1970 to 1977. He choee the tJtle, he aald, becauae many of the poefNI are about hla irowln1 up ln eutem TenneNee and WHtern North Carolina and becauae the phrue retlecia hi.I Interest In "mu9'c and the aound of language." tn.t.d, Wrtaht and Kinnel were 1elected to lhan the su-a,loua award, which pnerally la reprd9d u one of the top two AmeriCan literary awarda aloe\I with the Pullbter Prta. Wrtaht. a i...una Beach resident who hu tauaht 1'7 yean ai1JCI, aharea the award for hla worlc, ''Country .MUlk:: Selected Early Poema." Oalway'a book wu titled "Selected Poema." Added Wright: "Actually, l\'1 my wife'• title, IO I'm forever j(Tateful to her." (See UCI PROF, Pa1e AZ) COAST IOITIDN ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS .... ..... '91-...... Work starts at Crystal Cove Park By STEVE MJTCBELL or .. DlllJ,.... ...., A meandering atairway -a oomblnation of concrete, railroad tlea and~vel Is the flnt phyaical that lmprovementa are finally made to the $32 million Crystal State Park. But atate parka oftidala aay the $20,000 atalrway nearing completion on the bluffs overlooking Scotchman'• Cove la only the beginning. By aummer'a end, work Is expected to begin on more than $1.5 million In facilities and improvements to the park, purchased In 1979 from the Irvine Co. ~nd a 50-apace lot will be conatructed behind El Morro Elementary School u a atag1nc area for hikers and equest:riana using Jhe lnl.and portiona of the new park. In addition to the parking lots, phase-one construction plana include coaat~l acce11 rampa, with three planned for the Si::otchman'a Cove area, and three more rampa to be conatructed µpcoa1t of the Crystal Cove community. The halt in service late Friday left commuter carrlen Air Irvine aJ¥1 Imperial Airlines acrambllng to pick up stranded Golden West p.,.sengers at John Wayne Workers install stairway leading lo beach al Crystal C.Ove State By year'• end, the 3.5-mile 1trlp between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach will boaat four new parking lots, atx new beach acce11 ramps, portable reatrooms and hiking at.agln1 area.. Park near Scotchman's C.Ove. ~'acramble hit full-force ~y~ -a busy travel day for ~n. Air Irvine, which operates nine-passenger Piper ctdta, quadrupled its flights, HB women braved storm Alan Tang, a land1cape architect for the 1tate paru aystem. aa.ld a 300~ parking lot will be constructed ''b.ck from the bluff" at Scotclunan'a Cove. Relaxing vacat;on in Tahiti turned into a violent ordeal He said the uphalt lot. with marked 1pacea, will include a temporary ldoak where a perking fee wlll be collected from rom six to 24 takeoffs. ai.o inc:reued aervlce. than 100 Golden West ~ were re«beduled to other alrllnea or aent to Loa ~ls International Airport by Uiiioualne over the weekend. (See AIRLINE, Pase At> ·occ prexy elected to ~op office •.Orange Coaat College .Plesldent Bernard J. Luskin has been elected to the top post of an i.uociation representing more than 1,200 community colleges NUon~. I Lulkin WU voted chairman Of tlie board of the American Allociation of Community and J!IJlior Colleaes. The election q)ok place yeaterday at the ~·a national oooventlon in New Orleans. .. In thll role, Luakin will be tD•olved In federal leplation, industry-education relationahips ~policy matters. <tl to the national post camm at a time when LUlkJn la Owneetnc extehslve cutbacks in ~ and f....wty at 0ranee Colle1e ln Coata Meu. By ROBERT BARKER °' .. DlllJ ........ Anne DeVuuer and her mother Ruth Williama went to Tahiti thla month for a little re9t and recreation on the crui.e ahlp Majestic Tahiti Explorer. '!'he two Huntington Beach women were expecting to have a Bernard J. Luskin Orangie c.o..t is dacribed .. the largest ~pus community oolleae in the nation. Luakln , a realdent of Hunt1n1ton Harbour, became president of Orange Cout on July 1, 1982. Before that, be was prealdent of a alater achool, Coastline Colle1e, for aeven yean. good time, aomethlng they'd remember over the yean. What they got were memories for a lifetime. "We ran from a hWrlcane at aea for three daya. We made it Into Papeete harbor and the atorm hit that night." aald Dow slips past 1,200 harrier NEW YORK (AP) -The Dow Jones lnduatrial average reached the 1,200 level today for the first time ln history u Wall Street keft lta eight-month-old bul market in high gear. 1tbe widely recognized average of 20 blue chip atocka climbed 4.16 to 1,200.46 by noon (EST). Last Aua. 12, the average atood at 776.92. On Friday, the Dow roee 8.0J points to a rt!OOrd-hllh 1,196.30, finishing the week with a pin of 24.l6 pOinta. Analyata aald the market aot a boost from the neW9 late Friday of a $3.1 bll11on drop in the buk meaaure of the money a1pply for the lat.est reportina week. DeVuaser, an accountant and businemwoman. The storm -the worst to hit the South Pacific bland In modern Umea -killed one person, injured 26 and made about 25,000 bomelem, accord.Ing to news reports. The two women rode out the storm without injuries. "And we learned one important thing," DeVu.er Mid, "We didn't get aeaaick.'' It wu the first trip to Tahiti for Williama, 70, a nune. "And it'• ~bly £Oi.ng to be my last, too, I ahe aid. "The way the ship bounced back and forth, I #ot the best muaage I ever had.' ahe said. But the Inhabitants of the laland didn't fare 90 well ln the 95-to-110-mph winds. "There waa a.lmo9t complete devastation," aid DeVu..er. "I don't know how those poor peo~le can recover." But ahe aid ahe. going to help. The mayw of Faaa. a dty on the other side of the laland from Papeete, uked the Huntinlton Beach travelen to aeek help for the Tahitians In America, they aid. "'Ibey need money, food and bulld!.-ig suppllee and we want It to ao directly to the people anc1 not to the 1overnment," aaid DeVu.11er. She aatd people wantlnt to help can call her or her mother at 904-«m OI' N3...aoe. ~ parkina lot will be created just nOrth of the stables on the ocean aide of Pad.fie C.out Htahway. A 460-9pace parking lot will be bull t on the inland aide of the highway acnm from Boy Scout Hill near Loe Trancol Creek. HB pilot lands in Valley park A ~ plane piloted ·by a Huntlnston Beach man was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday afternoon on the central air field of Mlle Square Park In Fountain Valley. A apokesman for John Wayne Airport aaid pilot George Bell took off lhortly after noon. Bell reported that low oil pressure waa fon:lnB h_im to make an emeraency landing In the park. 'Ibe central park area formerly WU Ulil!d M a helicopter landing pad. No lnjurtee were reported ln the forced landinl· The incident la under lnvesti=~ the Fedenl Aviadm lion. --------~lllSIDE------------, Driver killed -J Jolaa Fl .... biek aacl · O.rid Hohhe woa die Ri•e...ade Gruel Prix olt:.dwaaee , ......... ,, ... tllelr rietol'y eelelM'atlOe w•~ltJtlie ..... ., 112 .... .... Pl illillaa ,...,...-...••ca· • Are )'OU Uowpl material? II you're o•ee 5-10 aad ~i?=-..... • ee •• dM LM V1i.' Ufe. .. 1. Her own bug Poor Erma Bombeek. Ju.et OMe, Me .. ,., ae'tl llke to be eeoaP of AD badiYIOal to eauh • •lnu that e.eryoae in 10W1l cloaD •a already ·taa•e. •• 82. ... u * Oranoe Cout DAILY PtLOT/Monday, Aprtl H. 1813 ---We ••keel:--~...._ ______ ....... __ _ Parents can ·choose sex Expand ttie airport? (Atked at &he Department of Motor Vehlelet office lD Cotta M~) Trailer rental hold OK . ' I ' of offspring lb PHIL SNEIDERMA.N or.,.._ ....... A Hun~ Beech ph)'lidan la oUertna • new twiat In funlly ~t Marolia, 38, chief of Huntln1ton lntercommunlty Hoapltal'a ob1tetrlc1 •nd gynecolo1y department, la ploneertnc • new technique to •llow proapectlve parent• to chooee the aex of thelr chlld before conception. Marolia wu the tint Southern Calllomla physician UcenNd to perform • patented "•perm aeparation" proc..a developed by Northern C•llfornl• blolo1l1t Ronald J . Flicmorl. Currently •• !ertilltl clinic ln La Jolla Lt the only other Southern California faclllty where the patented procedure ii ottered. The Hun Un1ton Beach phymdan now haa three paUenta Pftl!W\t through the procedure. "Most of the oouplea rve aeen want to llm1t thenwelvea to \'\to or three children," he aald. "Several had' two or thtte ldrla already, and to complete tlielr family they wanted a boy." In fact. the Erjc.on procedure ia ~ prlrnarlly to produce male children. A almllar procedure la •valla.ble for producing female children, but teatlng of the method la lncomplete. The aex selection process la hued on t.olating the apenn cells AIRLINE. • • From Page A1 Moat Golden West puaen1era used the carrier to conne9 to other airline fltghta out of Loe Anae1-oc San :Frand.oo. Golden West has been in financial hot water for more than a year, trimming flights, employee. and pay dwinl that period. At one point, the carrier actually ran out of cuh and wu forced to defer paychecks to its 419 employee.. At the same time, the carrier uked worken to take a 10 percent ~ cut. Until late !'riday, Golden West WU llel'Yina 0ranae County, Los Angelea...t San Francisco, San Dte10, untarlo, Oxnard, San Je»e, Monterey, Sacramento and Fremo. A _... t-.1 e II.-boltle lMlwlfl • ...,. ..... doOt of • !ICM-. on .. 100 b10M of lltll Street. ~ UOO In ..... ._,. llraM '"'° • wmtJ .,,,. __... on .. aoo Modi o1 ....,._. ,._.,.. tom! .......... 11,000 .... ol ...... CUT)'inl x (female) and y (male) ch.romotomes. The ceU. can be •paraced becauae the Y ·beartnc apenn are mcin mobile and IWlrD faster. A aample of the husband'• 1emen unde~ three tb tour houn of ptocel9i.nc and tiltertnc, ...Wtina ln a finAl ample that contains 80 to 86 percent male- produdne spenn. The proc ! 1 rd aample ia then deposited in the wlfe'a birth canal throu&h a routine arUflda1 insemination procedure ln the doctor's office. Throu1h body temperature chart.a, the doctor c.an do the procedure at the time when a woman i. moat ll.luly to conceive. Dr. Marolla wama hia patients the method I.a not foolpl'OOl. He aaid, however, that 76 to 80 percent of the children born u a result of thl.t procedure are male. He said the sperm proce9linl haa been found to have no adverw effecta on the chlldren. In fact, he aaJd, the procedure often filten out abnormal cells and may reduce the chanoM of producing a malformed baby. Could pre-eelection of a child'• aex eventually upeet the balance of men and women? , Marolia claims the procedure la being done on too small a scale to llgniflcantly affect the .ex ratio. If the program does~ more widespread, he believes many couples will chooee to have pla, helping to keep the population balanced. The Hun~ Beech doc.1.or said hia program does not utill.w outside sperm donors and does not work with surrogate ·mothen. Mrs. Warmington services planned Memorial ...-vices for Virginia P . Warmin1ton, scheduled tomorrow at 11 a.m .. will be public. a family spokeswoman said today. Services for Mn. Warmington, member of a well-known Newport Be.ch building family, will be held at St. Andrew's Preabytertan Church ln Newport Beach. Burial will be private. A ..... ~ tourlUX::ilpe WWVI 11H oll a 1M1 a--*'__., on ... 4900 _. ol a..harw DrM. Laguna Beach A ree10an1 Oii U.. 1200 llloell of 80lllfl CoHt Hl91twey •-'urned II-to flnil ...... fled cut C!p9ll • -doOt "' "' ............... Huntington Beach. A Wrglar cM lMlwlfl a dolll -------roof 10 ...... ,., --11-.....i IWltlft ...... ~Oft ........ '"" ~ The ... lftdllded • C9 --.....,., .. "°°· • -contelr*'ll ..,.,. ao Ulpee, and • 1100 ..,.._., Anoele Morett.11, oommerolel artttt. WMtmlnater "I'm agalnet expanl!on beoauM of the nolae pollutlon and I think the tax money (the project would require) should be put to better use, In the colleges, the program• for the poor and elderly." Andrew Certer, a. / NtlNd twher. Huntington BNch ''Thia may sound selfish. but I'd love not to go to L.A. for flights. Plus, expanalon would bring In more tourists and broaden our tax base. But If I lived In the area I wouldn't llke It too much. The (San Diego) freeway has aa much traffic as It can stand." In HoHen, Dlt,.aolMr _21, Poun..an v.aa., "Expanllon would be fine for me becauM I won't have to go up to L.A. airport to get a plane. It would aave me an hour of time, maybe two or three hours when traffic 11 bad." W1'""'8 Hollaway, hou11wtte. NewportBMch "l feet there la enough air traffic In the area right now. I have friend• who are very concerned about It. They ltve cloae to the airport and aay the noise level la very high. They would hate to see It get worse." Jeoquelne Weinberger, HouMWtfe, CorOM del Mar "Even though I find It handy 'to fly out of there, there ehouldn't be any expansion. That would ralae the noise pollution and Increase the ch&!lcea of a crash. I feel lta preeent ttze la about right." George Herblaon, 21, corporate controller, UgUM Hiiia "Not being a property owner near the aJrport, I have no problem bringing In more flight•. We need more transportation In and out of Orange County. But I can understand the concern about the noise -perhaps there's a way to expand without Impeding property rights." ' UCI PROF SHARES POETRY AWARD ... From Page A1 The award comes just months before the Wrights are leaving the Weat Coast. He will auume a teaching post this summer at the Uruversity of Virginia. Wnght aaJd they'll miss many things about ,...., on IN 300 I*"* ol 11111 s.,.... • 1111 Dlu• Ooc19• ,,.,. •H Droken Into. l19fOO equlp111ent vatueil at USO wu .... A ltome bufglory on IN 19300 bloCI< of OtenotJM ~ ..,.t•dey rwulled In tho ropor1ed ._ of • 14,000 ... ldl. l300 In OMfl end I 11 SO !>Old ll'IOM'( c:ilp Irvine the coast but said, "I guess we decided on mountains over the ocean. Wright aaid he recently finished a new book of poems and has signed a contract with Random House to publish "The Other Side of the River." San Juan Cap.trano'• rt,bt to lmpoee nmt contro.lt on mobile ~ hM been upheld by a .iat.e appeala court. whlch ,....._. M earlier 8upertol' Court nallna. Ownen of two San .f uan Caplatrano mobile home parJu challenpd the constitudonality of th• city'• rent control ordlnance after the town ~t to block tnc:ru-at the Rancho del Avlon and Rancho Allpaz para. The ordinance allows park ownen to ralM rents bued either on a formula tled to the Consumer Price Index or arbitration baaed on a "fair market return" on the owner's investment. Park owners argued wuuceeMfully the rent control ordinance waa lnvalld because the state took control of mobile home rents t.brouah a ax-year· old remdency law. But city attorneys 8UOOC!91fuliy countered the state l•w waa intended to regulate eviction.a. not rents. The 4th Di•trlct Court of Appeals declalon reversed an earlier ruling by the Orange County Superior Court ln Dec. 1981. More than 100 Rancho del Avion mobile home owners have reftaed to pay rent increaaea. Pair jailed in faked -· bank robbery A 19·year-old Newport Beach bank teller la in jail today Qn chargea he helped a 21-year-old friend pull olf a bogu. bank robbery lut Friday noon. Mwny Wayne Jaiwm. a Costa Meaa resident and teller at the Newport Center Union Bank. repor1ed he'd been robbed at hia teller'• window by a lone gunman who U8ed a note for his money demand. Newport Beach lnvestigaton 8&9erted they aaw throuab the ploy, an"elted Jan.en and aet up a hunt for the "fake'' bank robber. Giovanni Carrillo, 21, of Irvine, wu arrested when he returned to hia home more than eight houn alter the reported robbery . Police said they recovered all the money . The FBI, called in on the cue. refuaed to aay how much money was ta.ken and recovered. Breezy and cooler . 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On that dAte it will become the first manmade object to leave the aolar ·system. " Longest UAW strike ends 1 PEORIA, lll. -Thousands of United Auto Workers 1 members streamed back to Caterpillar Tractor Co. factories ln ' llx states today after settling a record 205-day strike by ., accepting a wage freeze. Third-shift workers reporting to their Orange Oout DAILY PILOT /Monday, AptU 20, 1813 * U Beirut pullout talks - begin, C AIRO, Eaypt (AP) - Secretary of St.ate Geor1e P . Shulu and the U.S. amba'""'n to five Middle East nations gathered In Cairo today at the start. of Shultz' minion to arranae a withdrawal of Iaraell. Syrian and Palettinian fore.ea from Leben.on. "We know that we cannot aubetitut.e for the commitment and the effort of the people of the Middle East," Shultz aaJd aft.er his arrival at 1:30 p.m. (4:30 a.m. PJYJ'). "We will complement It and we will play a full part, u full partners, In this 1reat enterpri8e for peece." Jobe last night were the first of more than 20,400 Caterpillar employees to return to work after the UA W's longest strike 1 against a major manufacturer. The new pact contains a wage ·~ freeze reduction in bonua time paid for perfect attendance, a profit:sh.ari.na plan and employee stock ownership option. OlllJ ,... ....... .., CMrt. • ..,, Ann and Steve Humke, of Silverado Canyon, perch atop one of the huge boulders which narrowly missed their home last Friday Reagan's special Mideast envoy, Philip C. Habib, alilo WM ln Cairo to meet with Shults and the U.S. ambe..adon to :r.r..I, S rla, Jordan, Lebanon and ;. Liver transplant boy improves night. No injuries were reported. eria. MEMPHIS, Tenn. -A 13-month-old boy who received two liver tranaplanta in less than 10 days wa.a "alert and active," improving enough to hold his mother's hand, doctors said. Brandon Ball, the youngest patient ever to undergo two '-liver transplant operationa, "continues to show signs of improvement and doctors remain optimiaUc at this polnt." a statement from Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center aaJd yesterday. The boy had been receiving antibiotics for a stubborn lung infection, but physicians withdrew the drup as his lungs cleared up. Boulders hit canyon house hultz WU ICheduJed to meet with FcYPtlan President. Hom1 Mubarak tomorrow and Wednetday with Iaraeli Prime Min1st.er Menachem Begin, who tent troops Into Lebanon on June 6, 1982 to rout the PLO. Feinstein victory predicted The eecond major alide of aix- ton boulders in three days wu reported early today in Silverado Canyon , Oranse County Fire Department officials said. The huge rocks crashed through a fence and demoliahed a picnic table about. 6:15 a.m. behind the home of Steve and Ann Hwnke of 28562 SUverado Cnnyon Road. No one was injured in the latest .Ude, Aid Jeff Taylor, a fire department spokesman. Remdenta in the area already were prepared for the boulders, some about half the aize of a Volkswagen, to come crashing down from the steep hillaides. A rockalide Friday night had knocked over t.reea and fences and crushed amall sheds. The Hwnk.es' home narrowly escaped damage when three large boulden crashed down on both aides of the structure In Friday's alide. Off.Id.ala aa.ld the boulders are prone to .Up from their niches ln the hillaides when the ground becomes saturated. The last major slide in the canyon occurred three years ago. In hla airplane en rout.e to Egypt. Shult& WM optim1IUc - saying a witbdraw~t "is a very do-able ' -and vowed to stay in the • long as there la a chance of carrying out. his mlmion. SAN FRANCISCO -A handgun made Dianne Feinatein mayor, and a short-lived handgun ban that stirred up den.ens of political complaint& could be her unmaking tomorrow when vot.e.ra decide whether to cut ahort her term. But in a final irony, even people who want her out concede that voters likely f will aay "No" to the lone ballot question: "Shall Dianne Feinstein be recalled from the office of mayor?" "She's going to win big," predicted Dave Brigode, head of a pro-fecall group, Citizens for a New Mayor. Ruling stuns HB Amigos Shultz aaid he .. pre~ to shuttle back and fOl1heen Israel and Lebanon ii that would help ptodµce an qreement on troop wi~wal He pla.na to 10 to Beirut Thunday. ''I am prepared to work at it • long .. it Eema that there ia a chance to 11COOmpUah eomethlna,'' Shultz told reporters du.ring the seven-hour flight from Washington to Britain, where his plane refueled before continuing Bolsa Chica wetla.nds declared property of Signal Landmark c Rare kiwi bird hatched at zoo > SAN DIEGO -A newly hatched kiwi bird was reported resting comfortably yetterday and spending most of the time l sleeping in an Incubator at the San Diego Zoo. The baby bird, unnamed and of unknown sex, broke out of its shell after its • father aat on the egg for 70 dAys. It's believed to be only the aecond auooe•ful batching of New Zealand's unusual-looking national bird outside of New Zealand or Australia. Pony Express rides again POLLOCK PINES -Amid cheers from byatandnw, riders of the Pony Express are again speeding through the chilly Sierra daily, saddlebag, bulging. tach nloming except Sunday, Postmaster Patricia Peterson turns over a packet of letters to the flrat of 10 Pony Expre11 horsemen. who carry it in relay along a 40-mile mountain trail to snowbound Little Norway, a lodge-reataurant·stott near 7,200-foot.-high Echo Summit. The riders, ranging from teen-agoen to 72-year-old cowboy Walt Allen. offered to tote mall after a musive April 9 mudslide cloeed U.S. Highway 50, a major east-west link acrom the Sierra. Child car restraints not used LOS ANGELES -Purchue9 of child car restraint& ~ve l.ncre8led aince a state law went lnto effect Jan. 1 ~ them for children under 4, but a death and two injuries 1Ut week prove compliance isn't widespread enough, ofli.dals say. Little Patricia LaMuter, 20 months, died in a traffic accident when the car in which ahe wu riding collided with another. Austrian e anceDor stepB Jown VIENNA. Austria -Chancellor Bruno Kreiaky, the dean of West FA.lropean leaden, kept an election campaign pnmi8e and announced his resignation alter comervatives ended his Socialist Party's 11-year majority in Parliament. The 72-year-old Kreisky, leader of thla neutral country since 1970, hat held office longer than any current leader of a European democracy. He was aeoeking his fourth outright majority ln yesterday's elections. Libyan planes to leave Brazil MANAUS, Brazil -The government aays three Libyan plane9 detained for a week are free to leave Jkuil today, but without their cargo of Nicara~-bound we.pooa. A fourth detained a1rcraft, a U.S.-made Cl30 transport. wu under repair and apparently would not be ready to take off with the three Soviet-made Ilyushin jets. Brazlllan offidala Aid the Cal'IO would be returned to Libya at an umped.fled future date. Libyan leader Col Moammar Khadafy said the anna were destined for Nicaragua'• left.I.at Sandinista regime, which is fighting an effort by exiled opponents to overthrow It. , By ROBERT BARKER Of ... o.itr ll'tlot • ..., An appeals court decision upholding a 1973 land exchange giving the Signal Landmark CO. ownership of about 18,000 acres of Bolsa Chica wetlands is viewed as a legal setback by a leader of local environmental forces. But Dr. Peter Green, past president of the Amigos de Bolaa Chia, said the ruling will not deter environmentalists from fighting development plans for the area near Huntington .Beach south of Warner Avenue and adjacent to Pac ific Coast Hfahway. Oreen said the most important aspect ol the Orange County and Signal land UR plan is that "it's damaging and dest.ruct.lVe to the environinent. '' Navy pioneer George Hussey • dead at 88 Geor,1e F . Huaaey Jr. who helped develop Navy weapons that saved American aailon from Jape.nt!981Uidde attacks in World War II, bM died at age 88. HU19ej, a Navy vice admiral, died last Swwiay. He wu head of the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance .from 1943 to 194 7. making him responaible for all Navy guna, ammunition, bombe, mines and torpedoes. Coder hia direction, a variable tlme fuse was developed for antl-aircralt ahella that helped beat back attacka on American ahipa by karniJcuee pilots. Humey alao wu ln charie of research into "rocket 1un1," precunon to aulded miaallea. The rockets, fired from land1na craft '1ld airplanes, were widely uaed to clear out entrenched enemy defenaea before Gia made amphibioua landlnp. HUlley retired from the Navy In UM7 . we're Listening ••• What do you hke about lhe Dally Pilot" Whal don't you llke" Call the number at ~eft and your mesaage will be recorded, tranacribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hour anawerin1 aervitt may be \&Md lo record let· ters to the f'ditor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must Include their name and telephone number for verificaUon. No circulation calla. pleue 842-6086 Tell ua what's on your mind ORAHOE COAST Diiiy Pilat • • Signal spokesman Thomas Fortune said the company "is pleased but not surprised." "The trade was negotiated between Signal and the Attorney General's office. "It waa signed by state officers, including J{onaJd Reagan, who wu then the governor. 'Ibey're not going to give away land," Fortune aid. The plan calla for the creauon of an 1,800-allp marina, a navigable channel to the sea and up to ~.700 waterfront and ocean-view homes. It wu pulled off the docket ol the state Coeatal Conunimjon last year because of intena~ controversy. And several legislative propoaala are being considered in Sacramento thla week that would have an impact on the area that environmentalists believe should be retained for wildlife habitat. The 4th District Court of Appeal in San Bernardino ruled FridAy that the Amigos were too late in challenging the 1973 land agreement which gave the state a 300-acre ecological reaerve and an option to acquire an additional 230 acn!9. In return, Slgn.al got clear title to the rest of the historic wetlands. The Amigos challenged the agreement ln 1979, cl.aiming that because it involved historic tidelands, the trade wu "a gilt of public properties." But a Superior Court judge rejected the claim becaWie of a statute of limitations. The appeals court held that the state received "substantial consideration'' (the land for the reserve and the option to add the additional acreage.) to Cairo. • Shultz said he will raise the possibility of an expanded U .$. role in Lebanon in diac:uasioria with Lebanese and Iaraeti offici.a.Ls. Teen to face life • ID county slaying By Tbe Aaaoclated Preas An 18-year-old Orange County man faces lile in pri8on with no chance of perole lor ta.king two co-workers Into a foothill area, robbing them, killing one and wounding another. Another defendant in the cue, John Vildotti, 25, faces trial May 2 and proeecutors are seeking the death penalty. Superior C.ourt Judge Robert Fiugerald said the younger man, Brian Hefner, "not only deserves to spend the rest of his life in prt.on, he should have been put to death, if we could have arranged it through the trial proce9L" Hefner was sentenced on Friday. A jury deliberated only two hours March 29 before convicting Hefner of first-degree murder. attempted murder and robbery. One victim, Timothy Dykatra, 23, of Westminster, died from a bullet wound in the chest. His Criend, Michael Wolbert, 21, ot Huntington Beech, aurvlVt!d fivf bullet wounds but bl an eye. · Deputy District A ttomey Tom Goet.ha.la said hia office decided not to seek death for Hefner becau.e of h.ia age and lack of. violent history. Viaciottl and Hefner allegedly asked co- workers at a Garden Grove burglar alarm company to accompany them last Nov. 8 to meet four women. On the way, Wolbert wu told to st.op hia car in a deeolate ~ m the footbilla east of Oranp. He and Dykstra were robbed of t.pe $120 they had been paid that day, then bo1h were abot. In a videotaped police interview played durlni the trial, Hefner admitted tellin8 Oaiotti to fire the shots. ''The first thing that came tb my head," lfefner told detectives, "waa if they weren't alive, they couldn't t.ell on us." all cotton chino ... elwoys 8 kadit~l fbvontcz.; plcz..at.R.d oT pl.om f'ront ~ 9rrz.at W1th ~por LcxJat,~ OT kn1LahiT~ pz.rhaP5 oncz. of thz. mm~t comfot"tabl<i tr~p.!'11 evz.r wo..ar · . ~Stuffed cabbage roll' • success! ul in Laguna : S.ytna the .. Uff'' w .. ther wu • inaP' ffictof' ln the low turnout, ~en of the ftnt..ewr Ol'Mt Stuffed Cabba1• Roll-oft newrthe1-ct.clu.d tht two- day event a~. Cabba1e-bead Vick Knifht aald ~w"n 3,000 and 3, 00 matted c:abbap town attended the featlvltlea Saturday and yeat.erday on the Feetival of Arla IJ'OUllda In Lquna Beach. 'They wlin-d two Armenian COUllna win l'()Und.trfp ticket.I to Europe alter wlnnln8 the cook- off, ln competition with nearly ·two dozen other t.eema. The team of Zena Savolan, 60, of Montebello, and her coualn, Betty Suk.l.utan Brac:Mca '2, of Monterey Park, walk;i away wl th the top prise yHttrday. Jim Dean, another cabba1• head, aaid proceed• from the cook-oU wW benefit the National Conference of Chrlatl1n1 and Jewa. But be M1d the orpnlr.en won't know until late thia week how much wu ra18ed. Among judael for the c:abbaae roll were PUar Wayne u well u 27 re1taurant crltlc1 and reetaurateun. A dozen food booth.a and 17 craft booth• ht1hlljhted the two-day festivities. THI DRANGI COAST M ONDAY. APR IL 25. 1983 -Plagued airline may fly • again By STEVI!: MARBLE or .. o.-,,.......,. Failed Golden West Airlines, w~ich halted service Friday nl2ht. was expected to annoWlCe today that lt will .eek protection under federal bankruptcy law and resume service sometime next month. Airline executives not connected with Golden West reported they've been told the commuter carrier may start up .,.m as BOOn as neX\ week. An announcement was to be made during a press conference thia afternoon called by Golden West. Golden West, which moved its headquarters from Newport Beach to C.osta Mesa three weeks -so. ii the largest and one of the oldest commuter airlines in the state. Poe t Charlet Wright UC Irvine professor shares national award for poetry By GLENN SCOTI' O(°tlleDelff ......... UC I.rvlne J:nc)Jah Profa.or Chari• Wr11ht aald today he wu aurprt.Md to learn he wu choMn u co-reclp&.nt ot the 1982 American Book Award In poetry bean.119 he expected Galway K.lnnel to wtn. Formal preaentallon of the award la Thuniday ln New York, but Wrt1ht Mid he'll 1tay home and let a re preae ntatlve from publiaher Wesleyan UnlvenJty Pre. attend for him. _ WrJ1ht'1 book comprlaea Mlected poeMI from tour previoua booka publilhed from 1W70 to 1977. He choee the title, he aaid, becau.e many of the poem1 are about hla growln1 up In eutem Tenneaaee and we1tern North Carolina and becalae the phrue reflect.I h.1.1 lnteresl ln "music and the aound of language." lnaiead, Wrtaht and Kinnel were eelected to 9hare th• preni1iOU1 award, which 1enerally ii rep.rded u one of the top two American literary award.a alo"8 with the Pulitzer Prize. Wrf8ht, a LaQuna Beach resi<jent who hu tauaht llf yean aCUCI, 1haret tne award for hla work, "Country Muaic: Selected Early Poems." Galway'• book wu titled "Selected Poems." Added Wright: "Actually, It'• my wife'• Utle, ao I'm forever RTateful to her" (See UCI PROF, Page AZ) COAST/flNAl STOCKS ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS ca.., ......... .., ........ Work starts at Crystal Cove Park By STEVE MITCHELL "' .. Delff Pllo4 ...,, A meandering stairway -a combination of concrete, railroad tiea and gravel -I.a the first physical sign that improvements are finally being made to the $32 million Crystal Cove State Park. But state parks offida.la say the $20,000 stai rway nearing completion on the bluffs overlooking Scotchman's Cove is only the beginning. By summer's end, work Is expected to begin on more than $1.5 million in facilities and improvements to the park, purchased in 1979. from the Irvine Co. And a 50-space lot wlll be con structed beh ind El Morro Elementary School u a Raifng area for hiken and equestrians using the Inland portions of the new park. In addition to the parking lots. phase-one construction plans include coastal acce11 rampa, with three planned for the Scotchman's Cove area, and thre e more ramps to be constructed upcoast of the Crystal Cove community. The halt ln service late Friday left commuter carriers Air Irvine and hnperial Airlines acrambllng to pick up stranded Golden West passengers at John Wayne Airport. Workers illltall stairway leading to beach at Crystal Cove State By year's end, the 3.5-mile strip between Corona del Mar and Laauna Beach will bout four new parking lots, six new beach acce11 ramps, portabie reatrooma and hiking staging areas. Park near Scotchman's Cove. The scramble hit full-force today -a busy travel day for businessmen. Air Irvine, which operates nine-passenger Piper crafll, quadrupled ill flights, going from six to 24 takeoffs. Imperial al.9o lncrealJed eervice. HB women braved storm Alan Tang, a landacape architect for the state parks system. u.id a 300-<:ar parking lot will be oomtructed ''back fun the bluff" at Scotchman's Cove. Relaxing vacation in Tahiti turned into a violent ordea~ He aaid the asphalt lot, with marked spaces, will include a temporary kiosk where a parking fee will be collected from More than 100 Golden West paaengen were reecheduled to other airlines or sent to Loa Angeles International Airport by Umouslne over the w eekend. (See AIRLINE, Page A!) OCC prexy elected to top office . Orange Coast College Pzesldent Bernard J . Luskin has been elected to the top post of an usociation repre1enting more than 1,200 community colleges nationwide. Luskin was voted chainnan of the board of the American Aaoct.ation of Community and Junior Colleges. The election iook place yesterday at the Mlodation's natit»nal convention ln New Orleans. In thl• role, Luskin will be ibvolved In federal legillation, Cbduatry-education relationahipe lllld 9Cademlc policy matten. Election to the national poat bamel at a time when Luskin is owneetna e:xtenalve cutb9cka In ~ and faculty at Oranae O>iut Colle1e In Co.ta Me1a. By ROBERT BARKER o<tMDelff ........ Anne DeVuS1er and her mother Ruth Will.iaml went to Tahiti this month for a little rest and recreation on the cruiae ship Majestic Tahiti Explorer. The two Huntington Beach women were expecting to have a Bernard J. Luskin Oranae Coast ia deecrlbed as the largest lingle-campua community college ln the nation. Lu1kin, a resident of Huntington Harbour, became preaident of Orange Cout on July l , 1982. Befatt that, he WU pr. ealdent of a 1i1ter school, Co&1tllne College, for seven yean. good time, something they'd remember over the years. What they got were memories for a U!etime. "We ran from a hurricane at sea for three days. We made it Into Papeete harbor and the storm hit that night," said Dow tops l,200, then falls back NEW YORK <AP) -The Dow Jone• Indu1trial Avenge broke through the 1,200 barrier fOI' the fil"lt time in b.i.ltory today, but the market couldn't hold its p1m and finlabed with a to. foe the full tnd.1ng aeaion. The widely followed market ind!cator ro.e about five points in the first hour of tradinl, hit Una an all-time lntraday high ol 1,201.95. But then profit-taken moved In and, In an orderly 1ell-<>ff, puabed the Index down 9.08 for the day to a clo1e of 1187.22. On Friday, the Dow rme 8.03 to an all-time eloslni hi&h· DeVu1&er, an accountant and businesswoman. The storm -the worst to hit the South Pacific Island ln modern times -killed one person, injured 26 and made about 25,000 homeless, according to news reports. The two women rode out the storm without Injuries. "And we learned one im~rtant thing," DeVusaer said, 'We didn't get seasick.'' [t WU the {int trip to Tahiti for WUUama, 70. a nune. "And it's P.robably going to be my last, too, I she said. "The way the ship bounced back and forth, I ~ot the best massage I ever had,' she said. But the Inhabitants of the island didn't fare .o well ln the 95-to-110-mph winda. "There wu almoet complete devastation," aaid DeVu..er. "l don't know how those poor peofle can recover." But she said she 1 Soi118 to Mlp. The mayor of Faaa, a dty on the other lide of the ialand from Papeete, uked the Huntington Beach tnvelers to aeek help for the Tahltlanl In America, they aaid. 'They need money, food and building supplies and we want It to go directly to the people and not to the government," said De Vu.er. She Aid people wantll\I to help can cell her « her mother at 864-602& or 963-8085. ~~ parking lot will be created just north of the stables on the ocean aide of Pacific Coast Highway. A 450-space parking lot will be built on the Inland lide of the highway acrtm from Boy Scout HID near Los Trancos Creek. HB pilot lands in Valley park A single-engine plane piloted by a Hunting1on Beach man was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday afternoon on the central air field of Mile Sq~ Park in Fountain Valley. A spokesman for John Wayne Airport said pilot George Bell took off shortly after noon. Bell reported that low oil pressure was forclns h_im to make an emergency landing In the park. The central park area formerly wu U8ed as a helicopter landing pad. No Injuries were reported in the forced landing. The lnddent 11 under lnveatifdtidh by the Federal Aviation ministration. ----------INSIDE------------, •, Driver killed John Fl1.&patriek ud Darid Hobb. won the Rl•e...Sde Grand Prix of EDdaruce yeelel"day, but their Yieaory celebraUoo WM tpoll.ea by tM U.tla'eflea ...... te Roll SMmmeUa la a , .. ..., ~· f'iale ca. Are you 1howprl material? II you're OYee 5-10 aad prpoaa, like Suu MeCartla7, yoa mar laa•e a ehuce at the LMVepaUfe. ........ Her own bug Poor Erma Dombeck: Just oace, 1he aaya. alae'd like to be eDOQl)a of an lnclh•idual to catei. a .trm that e•eryone in toWD doeea 't already 'ha•e . Pap 82. Eleeirlc lacu ....... .......... Md., Ina.,. II at ... wt .. W. wile ................ , .......... .. .. --ab ... ,... •• , .. . ........ "-' ........ ., .... , .......... ,.. .. 46. Dow Jones Final DOWN 9.08 CLOll 1,111.22 UAW wants answers on GM-Toyota deal By Tbe A11~iated Pre11 DETROIT -The United Auto Work.en union hopes to learn in the next few weeka whether lt will represent workers at the Fremont Calif., j>lant where General Moton Corp. and Toyota Motor Corp. plan to produce aubcompacta, a union s~ said today. "We're looking for a signal' that can be relayed to delegates at the UAW conven tion slated for May 15-20. Peter Laarman aa.id "We've been look.J.ng for something to confirm further that we will represent the people (at Fremont)," he said. Learman added that the UAW Is aware the GM-Toyota deal la undergoing Federal Trade Commission review and that the FTC ttvi~ likely will not be completed by the time the convention is held. But the union still wanta to have the matter of the union's status clarified, he said. US A Today tops 1 million WASHINGTON -USA Today, the national newspaper launched last September, h.u become the third largest circulation daily newspaper in the country, according to new figures released by the newspaper. The newspaper aaid Sunday that audited circulation figures show USA Today has reached an average daily paid circulation of 1,109,587, behind only the Wall Str~t Journal and the New York Daily News. The newspaper also announced a series of promotions, including the naming of John C. Quinn as editor of USA Today and executive vice president- ch ief news executive of Gannett Co. Inc., the newspaper's parent company. The newspaper said the circulation figures were certified by the auditing firm o~Price Wa~houae for the week ending April 15. It sald the figures put the newspaper about 40 percent ahead of lta drcu1-tion projections for April, and that USA Today has nearly met its goal for the end of 1983. Dollar dives, g old opens up LONDON -The dollar, pushed down by an unexpected drop in the U.S. money supply, fell against most major currencies In early trading today. Gold prices opened around $8 higher. Gold opened in London at a bid price of $443.75 an ounce, up from $437 bid I.ate Friday. In a similar strong showing in Zurich, the metal opened at $443.50 bid compared with $435.75 late F'nday. Dealers reported bullion finned on the dollar's weakness, but was attracting some profit-taking. "It will possibly drift off later today," commented one London dealer. London's five main bullion houaes aet the mid- morning "fixing" at $442.25 an ounce. The dollar dropped virtually all around, with dealers citing a report late Friday that the U.S. money supply fell $3.1 billion in the aecond week in April, which led to speculation that U.S. lnt.ert!Bt rates will fall. Lower interest rat.es depres the dollar. METALS UPS AND DOWNS GOLD QUOTATIONS SILVER STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT SYMBOLS J •' ,c '• } '