HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-04-28 - Orange Coast PilotLeticia Soto
Police seek Mesa girl, 12,
feared victim of kidnapping
By .JODI CADENHEAD or-.Dtllr .... •...,
Polle• In Coata Meu ar• IMnlh.lna for • trail 12-year..old pl wtM> Wat lut eeen a week qo
when ahe left her Center SU.t
apartment to buy tome candy.
lAt.ida Soto, a lixth lfader at
Whinier Elementary School,
went to the Baraain Duk.et at.ore
at 10 a.m. Aprlf 21. No one hu eeen her since.
Rau Soto u1d ahe la convinced
that her ahy, immature daughter
did not run away.
Soto aald In an Interview
throu.1h a Spanlah-lan1ua1e
ini.rpreter that a netahbof told
her Leticia WH forced Into a
truck by a nelthborhood man
who hun't been aeen since the
lfrl'• dmpPMJ'anoe.
Police Det. Sam ZuorUJ said
oft_icen have made many viaita to
the Chicano net1hborhood and '°
far all restdenta have denied any
knowled1e of the 1trl'1
whereabouta.
.. , can't find 80meone who wW
tell me whether the lnformaUon
about the (allqed) lddnapptnc la
true," Mid ZuonlU. "We have no
place to •tart from except c..nc.r
Street and we've already
exhauated Center Street."
Some nei1hbor1 have
1peculated that the lfrl may have
been taken t.o Mexico or Loa
Anaeles. PolJce have t>ro.dcMt a
deKrlptlon t.o all aaencle• In
Southern California.
"She waa a very lovable,
1.nnot'ent child," Mid ·her mother
"There's an old lady in the
(Sff M~ING, Pace AS)
THE DRAIGI COAST COUNTY IDITIDN
THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1983 ORAN GE COUNT Y . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Waste
hazard
in HB
probed .
By ROBERT BARKER Of"llleDelrNotatllff
The atate Department of
Health has been asked to
lnwstigate an incident in which a
dltpoaal truck carried "a hot
load" of radioactive material lnto
Huntington Beach yesteFday.
. The material reportedly wu
picked up at a hospital in
Ventura and was being
tranaported to the W . E . Btnabam Co. for treatment and
~~pany reportedly has
contracts with Southern
California hospitals and health
HOT ~AD DETECTED
See pboto. Pace AJ
cent.en to collect hazardous and
lnfec:tious rnat.erialL
Trucks are prohibited from
carrying radioactive material.
But two bags containing the
.. bot ~f4!rial" were de~ at a lfo~l• 1Hti••-.. .... ., _ -· 4'V -.r
wetahing station in Canon.
A county phy•iclst wu on
band when the truck arrived at
the Bingham company in west
Huntington Beach. The physicist
had the two bags •ealed in
containers and put under lock
and key. The bag• contained
what wu beUeved to be low-
level waste.
Hospital offidala removed the
b8o last night
James llou•ton, asaiatant
d1rector of environmental health
for the county, aaid the material
contained radioactive iodlne
believed used at the hoepttal.
Houston said. the material
doetn't pose health problems
unleu one la exposed for
proJonged lengths of time.
County
• coming
back-
slowly
By KAREN E. KLEIN Mh De1tr ,._. 9Wf
Orange County'• economy will
continue to recover alowly from
what one expert called "the
worst rece1sion in recent
history," forecasters •aid
yesterdiy at Chapman College's
Center for F.conomic Re.earch.
In an update of the center's
1983 forecast, James Doti, an
associate professor at the
Orange-based college, said he
still predicts "a halting, lethargic
a nd grudging recovery" for
Orange County.
Economist Murray L .
Weidenbaum, former chairman
of President Reagan's Council of
l'o>nomlc A.dvlaen, abo apok.e ~ Qll Datkmal ec"llDOllUc pollclH at the conference.
Weidenbaum ia now a profemor
Would you buy a 0&ed bumper car from tliia ~ t Phil McLaren hopes eo. DllJ,......,..."......,.. • ...., i!,!_aihJna1on Uniwn:lty ln St. L
· ~ • Do1i said he e~pecta the local ,.B•'l:tmp~r·' ca·---= .. ,_ --..J,, 'fl" ._._.._ .. ,_ o _, ~wil1.!>!~-lnl984 .... ~. . ... ~ u~-~ .. .n:r~ '· 'fi,~~.._,~·f-~~e=-=~~~~!.,~*d.f'---
By STEVE ~LE -or-.Dtllr ....... 11
The bumper cars of Balboa may have
been put out to pesture but retirement has
treated them well.
Once a popular attnction at the Balboa
F\ln Zone, the tiny can -aging and sticky
from the .tty breeze off Newport Harbor
-are coming back u conversation pieces.
Expensive convenaUon pieces. What
once cost a mere quarter to ride now costs
$5,000 to take home.
Phil McLaren, a Costa Mesa resident,
took a fancy to the miniature autos shortly
before the once-proud Balboa F\ln Zone
folded.
For $25, he bouaht a bumper car that bad
been put uide as beina even too rickety for
-The mo•t Important factor
the acruffy F\ln Zone. So McLaren bought 8eVen more bumper aff~ctln~ the recovery ia the
For fun and profit, McLaren betan cara and then the linal 11 when the F.un projected increue in the money
hunting under the dirt, grime and aeven Zone, after 50 yean of business on the (See COUNTY, Pace AS) layers of paint "that looked like they'd harbor, clo9ed down.
been put on~th a broom." """-~ ed -n -n th rid the He wu s . Under all the paint 'u ... , tri to'..:u me au e es -Fenia wheel, merry-go-round I guem they and dirt was a pretty, clean machine. A few thought they had a live one," he said. gadgets and Q1zmoe were mi.asl.ng but, all ln all, it looked" like the 1947 bumper car it McLaren took five months to plot out
was suppomed to be. how he would restore a bumper car. He
"I think all the paint saved it from the finally put in a call to Lusse Bros. of
sea air," McLaren suggests. Philadelphia, the firm that made the
His original idea wu to fix it up, haul It bumper can. to the swap meet and .ell it. But he started "I talked with Ray Luae. He wu e.xdted
thinking that maybe he waa on to I waa even lntereated in bumper can. He
something. paaed alof1I ha lot of history andh told me
Bumper cau. Fun Zone. Balboa. only one ot er person in t e country
Nostalgia. It all fit together. (See BUMPER CARS, Pase AS)
Quick action·
on mud mess
eyed in Irvine
BJ GLENN SCOT!' Of*9DelJ,.......,
Mile Square course gets nod Signal snafu
jams traffic
Four Irvine residenta, whose
Northwood homes were
devastated by a muddy overflow
from a nearby drainage dltch
dwiJll the heavy March 1 stonn,
have urged the Qty Council to
act fut to prevent new disuters.
WUliam Parker, George Wood,
Len Beebe and Bill Roy aald
Tueec:lay night their homea are
atill unsettled due to heavy
~ cauaed when the ditch
adjlioent to their aubdiviaion next
to Trabueo Road overflowed,
aending water through their
hOll9eL
Fountain Valley commissioners endorse mid-sized links
BY PBB. SNEIDERMAN or .. ....,,.......,
J'ountain Valley planning
eommlaonen have unanimoualy
endoned-a plan to build an
intermediate-me golf COW'1le at
Mlle Square Park.
In dotna 80, the commilaionen
rejected a county-backed
pl'OllOlal c:alllns·for a smaller golf
courae and a l,500-peraon-
cap9dty group picnic area where
.icoholic bevera1ea could be
~d«i.ion came last night at
the concl\.lsion of a public heuing
d&arln1 which aeveral people
llvlna near the park ralaed
ooncerna about law enforcement
problems that might art..e ln
connection with the alcohol
consumption.
The commission 's
recommendation, which was
echoed by the city's Parka and
RecreaUon Commiaion, will go
to the Fountain Valley City
Council. The council will forward
its commenta to ~ County
offidala, who control tM park.
A final decuion on bow to
develop the park acrea1e.
bordered by Brookhurat Street
and Edinaer Avenue, will be
made by the Oran1e County
Boe.rd of Supervt.on.
At last night's meeting, Ralph
Hudaon. a county parlu df:81gner
who prepared both development
plans, said the county favors the
amaller golf courae and 1roup
picnic area because thl•
combination will benefit the
recreation needs of the greatest
number of people. He said a pat
demand e&ta for group picn1c
.,.... that can be l'e9el'"Wld by a
oompany oc an otpnizaUon.
But Hudson admitted that
pmnl~ alcoholic bevertl'll at
Mile Square would b• an
experimeJ'lt. No other "-'onal
park plcn!c areu now permit
(See GOLF, P ... Al)
Shaded area designates
second golf eoune
appro•ed for Park.
Far wallet, thin si!l
The~. family'• meome,
IM more likely It II that u
alnM1 tllla daaptu will wnt •
to loee w91PL See more """'" of a new S&aafOrd 1tudy •
haeB7.
F.arly-mornlng motorista found
thesmelves atuclc in bumper-to-
bumper traffic today on the
Corona del Mar Freewav when a traffic sip.al near the ffteway's
tenninua went on the blink.
Southbound lanes on the short
but well-traveled freeway were
at a stand.atW by 8 a.m. because
of the alpal problem at BNtol
Str-eet aDa l,Jvlne A venue.
Northbound traffic on Bristol
alto wu at a standstill until
Newport Beecll po1b arrived to
direct motorists. Police aald
Caltrana WM delayed ln ftxina
the slpal becaute of problema
flnd1na the CCl'l'ect part.
'Ille)' sai~ interior walla had to
be replaced, insulatiml WU caked
with mud, carpets were ruined
and furniture upholatery
datroyed. None of the four have
yet replaced carpets. Parker Mid
they live on coocrei. floon.
"Give ua eome reaaaurance
we're not aof.n1 to have to 8'Wat
th.la thiDI out apln next year,"
he Mid.
Cl ty officiala are revtewi"-
two options to reduce the
(See IRVINE, Pqe AS)
•'
~· Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT /Thuraday, Aprll 29, 1883
~' ''' Continued stories
Mesa dentist faces $5 million suit ~
COUNTY ECONOMY. • •
IUP.ply, Doti Mid,
'Unexpected lncreuee ln the
money supply will tend to puah
(lntereet) rai. lower," he uid,
"but only ln the short run. In the
lona run, an expansionary
monetary policy 11 a11odated
with ~er interest rat.et.
"Lets hope we don't turn
around and make the 1ame
mistakes all ov.er again," he
added.
On the local level, Doll
sketched a cautious picture of
recovery.
On the housing front, he aald,
the talk about a large turnaround
is premature. ,.Interest rates are
still too high to support a
vigorous recovery," }\e said.
He attributed the increue in
housing starts nationwide to mild
weather conditions in the
Midwest and Eut lut wlnter,
which t~rnporarlly bloated the
nwnben on housing 1tarta.
Houafn8 prices wlli continue to
decline throu1h 1983. he
predlctt'd. "Hou.alng hu Joet Ill
appeal a1 an Investment,'' he
said, becau1e o f decllnlna
appreciation rat.ell.
Doti ui'd the county will
recover less dramatically than
the rest of the nation. Hlah-tech
industries, which make up a
large percentage of the county's
manufacturing base, are
producer-oriented, rather than
consumer--0rient.ed, he explained,
so they will feel the national
upturn less than consumer
industries.
And, he said, Orange County
did not experience as steep a
decline as did other parts of the
country, which will recover
faster.
IRVINE DITCH ...
foot-high block wall next to the
ditch and l..ncreasl.ng the capacity
of the ditch and a nearby culvert.
Wood said neighbors In the
Shadow Run subdivlllon want
both measures taken. The c<Sst
for both II about $620,000.
Irvine girl
badly injured
in accident
A 17-year-old Irvine Si'l was
listed in critical condiuon today
with injuries .Wfered ln a ruah-
Public Works Director Brent
Muchow agreed that the city
needs to act promptly to ensure
the repaint are made before the
next rainy season. He 1aid
negotiations will take place with
Orange County officiala to
detennine what percentage they
should pay.
Because the ditch 11 in
unincorporated land, council
members suggested the county
should bear the majority of the
costa.
MISSING. • •
By Tbe A11oclated Prell
A N•wport BMch worNn hu
tiled a •~ mllUon malpractke 1ult
•1alnat Dr. Tony Protopappu,
tho Coeta Meu denU.t charsed
with MCOnd-dearee murder In
the deaths of three patienll.
The 1uJt by Terrie Rowley, 26,
ii the elahth civil 1ult aaalnat
Protopappu, 37. It WU filed In
Orange County Superior Court
on Tueeday -one year to the
Hot load detected
day after Rowley'• lau
appointment with him on April
26, 1982.
She con~nd.I 1he went ln for a
check-up and wu told •h•
needed trnersency 1ur1ery for
abteued wi.dom teeth, aald her
attorney, Scott M~une. He said
1he agreed to only part of truat
work.
"AU 1he knows 11 that they
worked on 10 teeth without her
consent," McCune aald of hi•
client.
Protopappu hu pleaded
innocent In the death• of
Cathryn LoulH Jon••· S l.
Patricia Marauente Craven, 13,
and Minna Kim Andreuaen, 23.
Proaecutora claim he killed them
th rough neglleen t use of
aneathetics.
A judge on Feb. 23 barred
Protopappas from practlcina
dentlttry until tht California
Board of Dental Examlnert
deddcl9 whether he can keep hi.
llcenH. He faces a June 13
preliminary hearlna on the
criminal cha.rgee.
Lawswll now pendt.na aaalnlt
Protopappu total more than $-40
mlllton, lncludlna wron,ful
death 1utt1 by the famWe. o the
dead patients.
Hiker, 84,
found dead
near creek
A Laguna Hills
environme ntalist and nature
lover, who dl.sappeared during an
Oranae County hiking expedition
Monday, was found dead along a
creek bed about two miles from
where he wu laat aeen.
Paul Willil Colburn, 84,
apparently slipped down an
embankment. Hi1 body was
found yesterday at the edge of
Santiago Creek in Santiago Oab
Regional Park, according to
Orange County sheriff's
deputies.
Colburn, who suffered from
failing eyesight and
disorientation, was Jagging
behind the rest of the 'Leisure
World Audubon Soclety party at
the park Monday. Witnesses said
he told the other hikers to go on
ahead.
He had often wandered off
alone on past hiking expeditions,.
and occasionally woufd forget
where he was, friends said.
When he didil't show up late
Monday, a search began for the
octogenarian. hour traffic accident on Jeffrey f1oocilng threat: Building a aix-~ne~ntrol of neilhbol'bood and once she had
her Volkswagen jult north of the $l and ahe gave It to her."
Orange County Health Department workers measure radioactive
contents of bag found on truck in Huntington Beach.
Colburn, a Leisure World
resident, taught natural history,
physiology and other nature
counes ln high achool from 1929
until his retirement in 1966. Santa Ana Freeway and akidded Francl9CO Soto moved his wife
sideways lnto oncoming traffic, and six chiJdren to Costa Meaa
where her car was ltruck from Mexico three years ago.
broadside by a vehicle driven bv "We mind our own buairw. and
David Alleaandro, 33, a1'o Qf go· to work," he Mid. "We u8ed to
Irvine, said officer Rick Stevens live and let live and nothing
Starving students flunk court For the past two decades he
spent summers at Sequoia
National Park, leading nature
toun and giving lectures.
of the California Highway hap......-." By ltAREN E. KLEIN ...... ._. °' .. ...., .........
Patrol. It'~ bldt to the drawing board Orange County firefighters Whittier school ,p,rlnclpal for Starving Students, a Los
U8ed a ateel ramming bar and Ralph Freitag aaid, Leticia ii ~ bued -" .. ...
other equipment to pop open a one of our better kid.a. She'• a whICh ai -.. .., ..... "6 company
door to pull her from the car. darling little girl. The teachers w aaya it will appeal a ruling
They said her seat came looee tell me 1be would not be a that Its lawsuit ~tan Orange
Crom the floorboards on impact. runaway.'' ::aunty firm wt a similar name
She waa taken to Weaiern wu not valid. ._'Soto ~ U.t .vwry day ·---~ )ii.~ C.Owr ln Sota Ana. that soes by wl\hout • word .JGMpb ._. ..... .,.on. a _ ...
wnere she waa placed In the ab 0 u t be r d au 1 bter .1 magl•trate In Loa Ange lea,
iDtenttve care unit. ..\lleundro whereabouta la toctute. reviewed the suit brought by
also .Waa taken to t:he Hme Starving Students against
h09pital, where he was treated "Unfortunately, the only thing Starving College Students, a
for 1e. aeriou. injuries. ii wait," said Zuonlu. ~ ·~Ji!r moving co?'1~Y with
Coastal
Vtrleble clcxidln-lllr0U91t
to"'orrow with • 20 ~eroen1 ~ of rein. Hlghe 10 70. Lowe ... IO M . UC!h! wlndl. ~ li"olnt Conoeptlon to ~ IMlrder end out IO rnllee. -""to_...... .. 11to22 1111oC9 wttt1 4 to I toot oomotned .... ""OY9fl tomorrow •lont nortnern co••t. !IHwhere ~~lo_.._. ... f to 1011noe. _..,. "*"Y .,.,..... ..... to to ,. know
kMIOitOW .,..,_. "'111 t to I
tillClt ~ -8oulhwwt .... a to I f .. t. Vetl•ble cloude =:"' encl •-orrow with • ..,...,, ....
&teJJded
lorecaat
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Fountain· Valley
TI-.. bro&• °'*' • wlnClwW>O of • cw p.nied In Ille '7000 btocei of C-lnul s-Ind ... ~ '°"' ~ ..,w41,..,. MCI • wrwdl -1fl W
Newport Beach
A 1111•( med• off wlllt • '200 Ml ot ~ lrom e !*tied BMW -~ b9ll'O ~ oft lly ... wNCllll'• ...,...,
The cw -pwt<ed on Ille IOO bloc* o1 8ee Olli"--
Jew9lry Mid crya1at wortll t t,310 -· ttllen by burol•r• wllo r•n••ol<•d • ~on Ille 1900 bl«* ol Comwalt
°""'9. PollCle Mid Ille ltol.e -unlodced
A burgl•r wlto cr•wled tltrouolt • t>ettwoom ~ ol •,......_on the toO
bioC* of 30ll> 8treeC alole lllgltt 1100 tllla,
two ~ Ind --c:ndll canlll
lrvjne
Police -. oalled to a-. Lall• Sovttl at
9 42 pm. ,_.day to~~
wllo r•luaed lo l•k• lhe •Ci vic• ol
w~ .-.rtty ollar9 to IMw
A ....., -tne cl.-dolf*'O - -en1.,1ne • ltou•• In tlte 1000 block ol
Gevtolt Oo1w ew1Y )Wletday. Wiien Ille
OCCUCIM1 returned he tound 11.IOO In~
mllalnO
Clouds lingering
Auetln &4 70
e.ltlmor9 11 51
~am 51 21 11 50
hn•«* 5e 35
8olM 81 .. ,
Boelon ea •7 Br_.,.. 00 70
lklftelo 81 43 • Buttlngton .. •1 c...-54 a1
CN.rWton. 9C 83 eo
CN.rWton. WV 13 41 CMnotte.NC 82 41
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headquanen near John Wayne
Airport. The tult alle'ed that
Starving College Students 1tole
the D&IJ)e.
0 We will abeolutely appeal thll
ruling," she said today.
Meanwhile, both companies
will be permitted to keep their
names, and will have to return to
their work -or their booka.
The Audubon Society named a
scholanhip after Colburn several
years ago.
Services for the naturalist are
pending. the family said. But Starving College Students
counter-•ued, saying the name
was thought up "innocently and
in good faith without any BUMPER CARS. knowledge of any Starvln1f • •
Student• tn Loa An1ele1,' From Page A1 according to attorney Dennh M . crafmnanship was of the utmost,"
Perlua. restores the can." says McLaren, noting today's
Reichmann flunked both firms Luase told McLaren that his ~umper c~~s a~e plastic ~ith I f court M nda saying he company stopped making the Star Wan demgn.s on the Sides.
out 0 0 . J;• · h can in the late 1940s and that Tile restored bumper cars sell ~.:lett':.~~'!'~-t;> .. !~~C:~~~!!_ ~.:-~:i.!l 1u~,~~ and ~P, to .. $~.~O~rt--~ entlr'tlY'"l>rsruaemt, lor · Once he cut th.ro~the-Paint Mc n ah-= ~;;-Id~
that matter. and grime McLaren had the and has two displayed in a Lido
."Because of the rrualeadmg use metal /oiished, the frame Village 1hop, the Grand Prix
of the word students, each party painte and the upholstery Motor Boutique.
haa entered this court with redone. He says he went beyond "I know not everyone can
unclean hand.a and i.a not entitled restoration and created a afford that, but 90IJleOne can. I
to any relief or protection for the "fantasy" bumper car that didn't can just aee one sitting in a
use of the word 1tudent1," run, but looked great. picture ~ndow of a house on
Reichmann said In his ruling. "It's a piece of well-made Lldo ~e. he said. .
history from a period when That• the price of no&talgia. Abby Margallth, chief
operating officer of $\arving
Students, said the name was not
lntended to be deceptive. "l feel
very strongly that it would be
discriminatory to hire only
students." ahe aaid.
Starving Studenta, started by
Margallth'a brother, Ethan
Margallth, 10 years ago, was
doing jult flne until it decided to
open an office ln ~e County.
"Somebody had decided to
copy our name," Maraahth
claimed. Thi• caused an
abundance of trouble for the
firm .... she added, including
confusion over telephone liatinp.
GOLF ...
From Page A1
alcoholic beverages, he said.
Hudson uid the proposed
picnic grounds would be operated
by a private conoemionaire, who
would be required to maintain
security within the area.
One resident testifying at the
hearing, however, contended
that picnickers leaving the
grounds In an intoxicated
condition could poee a haz.ard to
the SWTOunding neighborhoods.
A new golf coww would be
the 9eCOnd ln the sprawling park.
Fire blamed
on candle
A burning candle left
unattended ii being blamed for a
fire that swept through a Costa
Mesa apartment early this
morning, cau1ing $40,000
damage, fire officala said.
Linda Cowen of 132
Broadway, U nit F , told
firefight.en that ahe had just
moved into the apartment and
was using the candle until her
electricity wu turned on. She
escaped without lnjury.
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NATION
·U.S. rejects controls
on weapons in space
By fte A11oclated Pre11
WASHINGTON -The State Deputment •YI tho United
Statea wW not ne,oU.te with the Soviet Union on the control of
weepona ln outer apecie unUl such problems u verlfl.catlon ate
raolved. The depertment added that Soviet development of an
antl ... teWte weapon, u well u other Ruaalan milltary acUvtu ..
ln ap.ce, "belles their poee u charnP-lona of peace ln outer
•5*»·" Alan Romberg, the depe.rtment 1 deputy spokesman. wu
re.pan.dJna to a new call by Soviet leader Y url Andropov ror
early neg0tiat1ona on a treaty bannlna from apace "weapona of
any kind.''
Mob-unio~ links alleged
WASHING TON -A man who admit.a to having helped
lk1m mill1ona of dollan from union benefit funda says reputed
Ch1c8go mobeter Tony Accardo "hand-picked" the presidents of
two labor unions. Hidden behind a screen yesterday aa he
testified under oath before the Senate Permanent
Subcommittee on lnvestlgationa, Joaeph Hauser identified the
labor leaden u Ed Hanley of the Hotel Employees and
Restaurant Employees {ntematlonal Uruon and Angelo Foeco of
the Laborers International Unlon.
Senior citizens lined as bookies
DEDHAM, Mau. -Nine aged citizens, including one
woman too f~ble to walk up the ala.in to the courtroom, have
been fined $1,000 each for moonlighting u bookies. White-
haired Judge Robert S . Prince fined nine of 10 defendants for
bookmaking, allegedly for an organization headed by Gaston
Pica of Plymouth, who ia 70. Seven of the defendants were
retired and getting Social Security benefits ranging from $400 to
$450 monthly.
Feminist leader free on bail
Military
aid pact
• remains
• uncertain
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Deapite Preaident Reaaan'• wa.mJna that "the safety of our
homeland" la at stake in Central
America, h1a propoeed military
aid package for El Salvador and
CIA support for Nicaraguan
rebels remain under attack In
Congrea.
In a rare foreign policy addreu
to a joint -1on of Congreea last
night, Reagan declared that a
le(tlat guerrllla victory in El
Salvador could undermine U.S .
credibility around the world, and
he called for bipartisan backing
for hia Central American policies.
The tint test of the speech's
Impact could come today when
the H o use Intelligence
Committee consideni a proposal
to cut off CIA aid to insurgents
fighting against the leftist
Nicaraguan goverrunent.
That proposal, sponsored by
Rep. Edward P . Boland, D-Maas ..
committee chairman, would
terminate covert U.S. support for
the insurgent& within 45 days
and eatabli•h inatead a fU.bUc
fund to help Central Am\OS'll
governments stop leftist gun-
running In the region.
House RepublJcana are trying
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Critics contend uhigh ofricials seem to know
as little about Central America in 1983 as we
knew about Indochina in 1963."
to delay a vote on the proposal.
Although some Democrats
praised the generally moderate
tone of the president's speech.
otheni disagreed with what they
regarded as his overemphasis on
military asslstance.
Sen. Christopher Dodd of
Connecticut, responding for the
Democrats, called Reagan's policy
of increasing military aid to El
Salvador and support for
counter-revolutionaries in
Nicaragua "a formula for failure"
that can only lead to "a dark
tunnel of endless intervention."
Dodd, a member of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee and
a Peace Corps volunteer in the
Dominic.an Republic from 1966 to
1968, urged instead a negotiated
settlement to the Salvadoran
conflict.
"Ame rican dollars alone
cannot buy military victory," aald
Dodd, who argued that the
source of revolution in Central
America was not Cuba or the
Soviet Union, as the president
has argued, but poverty and
injustice.
NB man
guilty in
• cocaine
selling
A one-time Newport Beach
bua.tnemnan awaJU.,, aentendnl
on nwneroua fraud charaet has
pleeded guilty to allepdon. ot
aellln1 nearly four pounda of
cocaine and receiving atolen
dJamonda.
Robert L. Swick,~. who haa
been in Oranae County Jail 11.nce
hia latest arrest March 2~. will be
sentenced on both the fraud and
the druc and atolen property
charges May 9 in West Orange
County Municipal Court fn
Westminater.
At the time of hia a.nett on the
drug and stolen property
charges, Swick already had
pleaded guilty to 1wlndllng 13
mobUe home cuatomera out of
roughly $500,000. He aho
admitted to owlng $24,000 In
back aa.les taxes.
Swick was owner of Country
Style Mobile Homes. a defunct
Garden Grove--bued company.
Prosecutora believe Swick,
who had been free on bail on the
fraud charges, may have planned
to mell the cocaine to rabe money
with plans of fleelng. GRETNA, La. -Ginny Foat remained free on $125,000
bond today while lawyers prepared papers aak.~that the
women's rights leader be allowed to return to · ornia to
await further developments in her murder trial here. Foat, 41,
was releaaed from the Jeffenon Parish Correctional Center at
2:40 p.m. PDT yesterday. It was her first taate of freedom since
being arrested Jan. 11 for a 1965 suburban New Orleans
murder. Judge: 'No visitation OK'd'
Undercover offioen reportedly
had been investipting Swick f~
two months and met with the
former Newport Beach man
aeveral times before arranging to
buy 3.7~ pounda of cocaine worth
an estimated $420,000.
Swick alao was charged with
posaesaing $165,000 worth of
stolen diamonda. STATE Reports involving lather of burned boy said erroneous A later search of Swick'•
residence In Garden Grove
lurned up an additional f~ve
ounces of cocaine and a ae.Jni-
automatic rifle that had been
altered to resemble a aub-
machlne gun. police aaid.
ll!Jmigration raids continue
ROSEMEAD -Immigration agents swept through a
factory and arrested workers swpected of being illegal aliens
two days after the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to dectae if auch
raids are legal. Joe Flanders, federal Immigration and
Naturaliz.ation Service spokemnan, called yesterdAay's raid on
Anvil Case Co. "buainess u uaual," explaining the agency
conducta three or four raids a week on Loe Angeles County
buaineaes. INS agents took 32 people into.custody while at:.>ut
20 fled.
San Quentin a health hazard
SAN RAFAEL -There are aJgns of rodent, roach and fly
infestations in the kit.chens of San Quentin Prison, and the food
praenta "an imminent danae.r" to the convicts who Mt it. a U.S.
health official testified Wedneeday in a Superior Court hearin8
of an inmate lawsuit. "I've looked at a lot of priaons in the U.S ..
and I've never seen one u bad as San Quentln," Ted Gordon
said.
An Orange County Superior
CQurt judge said be WU~
when he read newspaper
a cc o u n t s y e s t~ r d a y t h a t
incorrectly reported he had
granted vlaltutlon rights to
Charles Rothenberg, accu.led of
setting the fire that critically
injured hiB 6-year-old aon.
"I WU shocked, d.1sm.ayed Md
very angry about what I read in
thoee articles becauae they are
totally misleading, false and
untrue," said Judge Luis
Cardenas to reporteni summoned
to his chambers for an afternoon
news conference.
According to television, radio
and newspaper accounts of
Rothenberg'• court appearance
Tuesday . Inc tu d Ing one
appearing in the Daily Pilot,
Cardenas had agreed during a , Boys skirt school dress co~·~· _.,f; !I ~ ... ----1,,;.;r ~~,. ·-~· . . -.... t:-n .,,.~·.r-,.. 'trY"'~'~ ~ mgn ~ toO not
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of them d~ded to wear d.reMes and 'tnini-skirta instead. About
60 male 1tudenta at the 2,500-atudent campua bared their legs in
female attire yesterday to protest the D<Hhorta rule. School
otticiala said they wouldn't discipline the protesters.
Gays sponsor Stanford scholarship
STANFORD -A homoeexual-apomored acholarahlp has
been accepted by StanfOl"d University officials who had rejected
an earlier grant that would have required recipient• to
announce their sexuality. The Stanford Gay and Lesbian
Alliance is offering the $2,400 scholarship, asking th.at
preference be given to a medical student who baa "shown a
commitment to aerving the gay community."
WORLD
Shultz moves peace talks to Beirut
BEIRtrr, Lebanon -Secretary of State George P . Shultz
met for a eecond straight day with laraell Prime Miniater
Menachem Begin and then flew to Lebanon today, pledging a
"redoubled effort" to bring peace to the war-.carred nation.
, IShultz'a plane landed at midday at 8eirut'1 international
airport, which la guarded by U.S . Marines of the mulUnational
eeping force eerving In the capital. "I am heft to help
thme negotiations cloeer to a suoce99ful conclusion," sa.ld
h .
Johnny Cash wows 'em in Budapest
BUDAPFST, Hungary -Country music star Johnny Cash
won t& hearts of thouaands of Hungarian fans as he and hil
wife June Carter gave a rare Eastern European concert. "'Ille
superb concerta of country ~ Johnny Cash-ttyle, must have
recruited thouaanda of new Hungarian fana foe . . . th1a blend
ot old...iyle country with rockabilly and goapel," aaid the Daily
New1, Hunaary'a English-language newapaper.
Pair plead
innocent to
bank larceny
Two Orange Coast men -one
a Newport Beach bank teller -
have pleaded innocent to charges
they rigged a bogus bank
robbery and now face a
preliminary hearing May 13 in
federal court In Loa Angeles.
Murray Wayne Jamen, 19, of
Costa Meaa and Glovannie
Carrlllo. 21, of Irvine are free on
$5,000 bail each. Both are facing
federal charges of bank larceny,
which carries a maximum
tentence of 10 years in prilon.
The men, arretted by Newport
police last Friday after reporta of
a robbery at Union Bank In
Newport Center, appeared before
a federal magistrate ln Tustin
Monday.
Police claimed Jansen, a teller
at Union Bank, and Carrillo
allegedly arranged a fake bank
robbery. Officers uid they aaw
throUlh the ru.e. arret.1ed both
men and recovered an
unspecified amount of Clllh.
'I'he original grand theft
charae. aealnat the men were
dropped Monday eo that federal
~ could pursue dw'pl
of bank larceny, a more eeriOua
offeme.
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attorneys to pennit Rothenberg
t-o visit his critically Injured
young son if both the boy's
doctors and mother agreed.
The reports were based on
statements made by Deputy
Public Defender Ramon Ortiz,
who t.IUked with reporters about
the p'ivate meeting in the
judge's chamber in a courthouse
hallway following Rothenberg's
brief courtroom appearance.
"I want to clear up the record
and s tate adamantly and
forcefully that no order has been
signed," Cardenas emphasized.
"No order has been authorized
orally and under present
condi tion.s I will not sign such an
order and 1 will not conaent to
such a viaitatJon."
What was discussed and
subsequently agreed to during
the meeting was whether he
would pennit $13,000 In cash -
seized when Rothenberg was
arrested -to be transferred to
help pay for the boy's medical
care.
Swick's Beverly Hills attorney,
Peter Brown, said hia client
pleaded guilty to the dn.ig and
stolen property charges because
"he believed he was guilty."
Brown said there ia little
possibility that Swick will be
able to ~t hia ~.000 bail and
likely will remain In cuatody
until he la aentenoed.
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' A4 Orange Ooaat DAILY PILOT /Thurtday, Aprll 28, 1883
A career planntns workshop for
1eeretartes wW be offered Tueeday evening al
the UC Irvine Extenalon 'a Women'•
Opportunity C.enter.
The work.ahop wW run from 7 t.o 9 p.m.
and wW coat $6 per per90n. It will focus on
career optlona for clerical workers, with
dlacuuiona of job enrichment, skills
improvement and self promotion.
ReUa RJ11attl and Vena Garrett will run
the session. The center la ln the UCI Extension
offices at 4211 Campus Drive, acroea the street
from the university. More information ls
available by call.lng 833-7128.
•The Vince Ferra1amo Or1rnge County
Special Olympics Golf Classic is scheduled
May 13 at the Loe Alamitos Navy Base Golf
Courae.
All proceeds from the event will go to the
Orange County Special Olympics. The oosl of
$175 includes golf cart, tee prizes,
refreshment&, dinner and ticket.a for door
prit.es.
Other celebrities joining Los Angeles
Ram quarterback Ferragamo include Jack and
Jim Youngblood, Irv Pankey, Carl Ekern,
Preston Dennard and Jerry Quarry.
The Ram cheerleaders also a.re slated lo
be on hand.
For more Information, call Ed CbevaJller
at 775-6379.
seminar slated
•UC Irvine phyalC8 profeaaor VlrtlDla
Trimble will d.J..cula the poMibillty of Ufe ln
outer apace durln, a apeech tomorrow at the
Ouia Senior CltJzena Center in Corona del
Mar.
Her pretientation la pan of the weekly
Daniel AJdrlcb lecture eeries aponaored for the
aenlor clllzena if'OUP by UCI.
The speech be1lna at 9:30 a.m. at the
center, at Marguerite and Fifth avenues. More
Information can be obtained by calling 759-9471.
•US. Rep. Robert Badham, R-Newport
Beach, will speak tomorrow at a special
breakfast meeting of the Paul Revere/
Legi&lative Committee of the Fountain Valley
Chamber of Conunerce.
The meeting begins at 7.30 a .m. at
Brewster's Restaurant, 10830 Warner Ave ..
Fountain Valley. The charge for continental
breakfast will be $2.50 per per80n.
•Volunteers from the Air Force ROTC
and local merchants are being credited with
painting Cost.a Mesa's senior Transportation,
Lunches and Counseling center at Rea
Community Cent.er.
Officials said Amerltone Paint Cent.er and
McDonald Paint st.ore donated the supplies lo
paint the building where seniors receive daily
lunches.
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-Gleason 'blames' Miltie for Florida home blaze
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla . -
Entertainer Jackie Ole11oa haa turned
amateur detective, "8htheartedly •oeculatina
on a 1uapeet ln a flre that cau.d t2M>,000
damage at hl1 1prawllng Fort Lauderdale
home.
"The. only one I can think of would be
Milton Berle," Gleaaon quipped durtna a
telephone lntervlew from
lhe hoapltal where he waa
recovering from artery-
bypua auraery on hil lep
two weeb ago.
Gleaaon, 67, aaid he
waa "feeling areal" and
f~g to make another
The Broward County
sheriff's offlce said the fire
Tuesday at the house in OUAIOM
.Inverrary, an exclualve Fort Lauderdale
subur,b, was of unknown origin.
''For the blood to get from my tono to my
lega, it had to 10 throuah Hackenaack. N.J .,"
Gleuon joked about the auraery. "Now it just
has to go through Puuic, N.J."
AGANA, Guam -Actor Tom Selleck
Court
goes to
scho.ol
South Orange County
Municipal Court Judge
Richard Hamilton, as
w•ll aa several of his
pe!1tr1 on the bench, will
br'Jng the .courtroom lnto
the cluaroom next week.
It's all part of Law
Day, and the court, along
with several south
cowity IChool diatricta, la c~peratlng to ahow Judge Hamilton
st\idents how the court
system works.
During the week, all
s mall claims court
aetatona will be held at
local high achoola 1<> that
g9vernment, social
s \U d I e s a n d o t h e r
9t11denta may obeerve. Maps and directions to
Judge Hamilton will
hold court at Laguna
Beach High School May
6 beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Other judges will viait
other eoulh county hi8h
9Choola at the beginning
of the week.
thf "courtroom.a" have The judge hope to be
b' e n p r o v i d e d t o able to answer students'
li~ta. and the judses questions and discuss
wtll bring along balliffa~ amall claims cases after
coUrt clerla and record.a. 1 they are heard.
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War.m!J:l~t.o_n~_pmQanl_ea are aponSOflng • sale. of ·····~~ : ""f.) ......... ,.,. .. ~_-t~r model home complex... l,.m, lncl'"ude coucnn. PoOI tablH, drHHfl, lampa, tablff a chalra, b9d1,
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home lurnl1hlng1. Prices are II low II 50 ~. off
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b9 refused. Sal• 1tart1 Saturday, Aptll 30, 10 A.M. • 5
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MARRIAGE COUNSEL
By DR. E. C. O. INOE
SOUVENIRS AND MEMORIES
Q: What doea It mean If a wife 11111 hea photoe
of the men she dated t>«ore ehe met her
huaband and aouvenlra of the placee lhe
went with them?
k Flrat of all, 1he'1 aaved ptcturw of MEN, not
of one partlcular man. Cefulnty she doesn't
1tlll love them all; thoH memento• and
plctur• were a part of one Important time In hef life, an excttlng time that the doeln't
want to forg9t. It'• not Juet the men w
want• to remember, tt'• the ptacee lhe went,
the thlnge. did, the friend•. had. the
tun lhe had. Though her huaband 11 the
moet Important thing In '* ttfe now, that
doesn't mean her fife before IM met him
doesn't count.
All mented people haW fond memortee of
epleod.. b9fore marriage. How can you
ever forget that abaolutely hllarlout
afternoon when . . . or th• wonderful
we11!9nd ..__ ••• or the car-t time YoU
hed Wtwi ••• ~would you~ WANT to
forget? You woutdn't want to •.• and nettMr
woUlfo ~ •• pubic NtWll by ,,.. c.... Llllllll!~1 l?ll'fttr._, ••It• •1, 0Mla M•N
hal •nt hil ~ta. and Ouam ou.cnot of
Public Safety JUdith Outheru la hear\broken.
Selleck, the H -year-old Uar of the
''Ma1num, P.J.11 t•l•vlllon Mrltt hu told
Guam offldala he won't be ab1At to attend the
ltland11 annual Police w .. k Ball ln May. He'll
be In London tilrnlna a new movte INt.ad.
"Oh, my heart la broken," Mid Outheru,
who lnvtt.td the •tar to accompany her to lhe
ball. "We were really hoPlna he'dbelp ua out.
I've aot a lot of calla concemlna the lnvttation,
eapedally from women."
Earlier, the 1tar of another Hawail-bued
televtaion ahow Mnt hla ntpt.I. Jack Lord, &2,
atar of "Hawaii &-0," Mid lie would not be able
to attend the ball becauae of prior
commitments. ,
"We can always try a&aln for next year,"
Gutheru aaid. ''In the meanUme, I'm looking
for a Tom Sellec:k lookalike."
FISHERVll..LE, Ky. -Country aln&er
Keaay Ro1er1 didn't want an ordinary
rock1ng hone for hil little boy. So thanks to
Playl111 Geor1e Browa, wife of Kentucky
Gov. Jolla Y. Browa, the entertainer h.aa a toy
reeembllng hil own Arabian hones.
~ra, 42, &ot the Idea for the rocking
horee for hi.a 2-year-old 110n Chrlatopher after
Mn. Brown showed him a handmade rock1ng
horse 1he bought for her 2-year-old son
Llnooln.
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But creator JX M M ... 1. had to chahp
the 1tyle of lho rocldni hoiw for Rolen• IOI'\.
"Phyllil Mid Kenny l\oi•l"I MW hen and
uked lt on. could be mtde to look Uke an
Arabian horat," Ma11le 1ald. "It'• my
Interpretation of an Arabian u a reault of
vtalUna farma and 1tudyln1 the type of hone."
TOKYO -Prince Hlro, 1rand.on of
Japan'• Emperor Hirohito and 1eOOnd ln line
to the Chryaanthemum throne, will enroll at
Oxford UnlveraJty thi1 autumn.
Otuctal1 of toe Imperial Hou1ehold
Aaency u.id that Prince Hiro, 23, will leave
elor London in JUM, 1tudy
the En&lilh languaae for
three months and then
be&fn ff•duate atudles at
Oxford a Merton College ln
06tober Plana call for the
prince to spend two yean
studying "mar ine
transportation ln medieval
Europe" and ot h er
subjects.
Regard e d as the
country's most eligible bachelor, he was given
the crown of manhood in a nationally
televised oourt ceremony when he turned 20
on Feb. 23, 1980.
Tom Selleck won't join big bath
on Guam. -
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". Orange Coe1t DAILY PILOT /Thureday, Aprtl H, 1883
Edison hit
with nuke
plant fines
Southern Callfomla Edilon C.o.
haa egreed to pay fine• for
lnfnetJone diax>Yered earlier thll
year ln the new Unit 2 reactor at
the San Onofre Nucleer
~~r•ting Stetlon.
A spokesmen for Edlson,
which owns 80 pe~nt of the
nuclear plant juat llOUth of San
Clemente, aald the utility w111
pay $120,000 In fines impoeed
M•tth 24 by the U .S. Nuclear
Regulatory Cornmias1on.
F.diaon was given • month to f!:!:.•l the sanction or pay, the
One violation releted to the
maUunction of • aystem designed
to cool the reactor's atmoapnere
ln the event of an eoddent.
The 9'!00nd wu tailure to have
a system ln place at the proper
time to t e st the reactor
atmosphere fo llowing an
accident. And the third violation
was failure of the system to
satisfy NRC requirements when
lnspectors tested it.
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reading beside a
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if the fall is inside
South Coast Plaza?
Vicky Saceo of
Fountain Valley
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Lincoln Clobbers
I tndorse Bergeson
I
I I The Lincoln Club of Oranae
County, a powerful Republlcan
•roup, haa announced lt will
,ndorae Newport Beach
Auemblywoman Marian
Ber1eeon for 1tate 11enate even
thouah Ber~ has not yet uid
ahe'U run.
•
Crash victim
I
$till in coma
BeraelOI\ has been considerina
runnln1 for the 37th Senate
Diltrict in 1984. Republican Sen.
Ollle Speraw already haa
announced he'll leek that Ifft.
I
A 16-year-old Costa Me.a boy
ln critical condition today, one ..,_k after the pickup truck he
~·· drlvlns overturned on ~ntia Avenue ln Costa Meea.
While meet Republican p-oupe
and clubs ln the county have aald
they'll atay out of the antldpated
Speraw-Bergeson claah, the
Lincoln Club nu jumped in by
offertna aupport to Berpeon.
Several ofticera of the Lincoln
Club are Bergeson booatera.
Speraw attempted to win
support from the Lincoln Club
but reportedly was not 1urpriaed
he did not land It.
• Rudolph Karel remains In a
obma at Fountain Valley
Community Hoepital, acco=
to • spokesman. He was
April 18, when hia truck cruhed
nMI' Swan Drive, pollce aaid. -
1 Two paaeengera eecaped with
lbtbor injuries. Police said the ~ road la a favorite spot
(or speeders. In the last 16
"'on th1 lS 1 acclden ts have
dbcurred there and two people
have been killed.
Gov. George Deukmejian haa
notified both Speraw and
Bergeson that he will not endorae
either ln a primary race. The
governor said he was
disappointed two Republicans
might be fighting for the same
seat.
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AM .. DIPAUl T UNDEl A of the obllgatlone eecured ltler9t>y,
OI' TRUST DATU ~ lnciudlrig that breech or default, wa.aM YOU TAKI Notice of which •H recorded MftCT YOUR PftOlllRTY, January 18, 1983, .. Reeord«'• It MAY • acM.D AT A PU9tJC lnalrument No. 83-027344, WILL
I I' \' 0 U MI I D AM SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
T10N Of THI NATUNI HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH.
· "'OCIUMNQ AOAJN8f IWful ~of Iha United Statea, OU 1HOULD CONTACT A 0t a c:aal\lat'1 cMc1c drawn on 1
1tst• Of' national bank, a ltat• Of
Of TMl9TU'a 8AUE leder9 credit union, °' a Ital• °' T .8. No. lt1ll lederal Mvlngl end toen -.odatlon
-t40TICE 18 HERE8Y -GIVEN. ttlll domicltld lo.Jb6Ut*'8. All O«Mlta .. Oii Wedneeclay, Mey 18, 1983, at the time of ..... right tide end 10:00 o'dock Lm. of eeld day, In Int-' held by It, • TN9t•. In lhl l'oonl -Mlda fO( oonduoilng that reel P'Ol*1Y ettu•t• In Mid T""*'• Sa6aa, within the oflloea of County and Slit•. de1erl~ H
fUAL ESTATE SECURITIES tollow9:
HAVICE. located at 2020 North The ncwu-1 9 IMC of Lot 2 1111 of
lio'edway, Suite 208, In the City of lot 3 end lhe IOUU-tar1y 5 IMC = County of Orwige. State of Lot 4 Block 25 Tract No. 772 M
0 ornla, REAL ESTATE ·-dad In Boolt 23 Paga 6 end e I ES SERVICE. a Cellfomla of MllClliall80U9 Mape, record1 of
cOtporatlon, •• duty appointed Mid County. TNM9e under and punuent to the The 11reet addreH or other
pbwef of Nie confwrecl In that common deelgnauoo ol the rHI
~ 09ad of fruit ~ by property t••iel>O\'• Oeaorlbed ... GARY ELDER. en unmarried men, pwported to tw. 408 CaNll St,...,
r9COt,ded June 22, 1941, In Book Newport 8eec:tl. CalfotnlL =o::dr ~· ol uld. The u11darelg~~: h~ r,: .. ;~""""""'""w-.IC;...__~ _,...
Otmance of th• obllgatlona Said .... wlll ba mllda without a:f or cMfautt In OllYftl8l't !II or --.
reel thereby, Including that warranty, upreH or Implied, bfMdl °' clefeult. ~ of wNctl regarding -title. poneHlon, or ... ~ Oeoembar 28, 1982. encumbrencH, to aatlefy th•
at "•corder'• 1n11rument No. ptlflclptll balance of 1M Note Of d~m. Will SELL AT PUBUC other obllgetlon MCUred by Mid
A.UCTION TO THE HIGHEST Deed of 'fruit, With lnter .. t end llDOER FOR CASH, lawful money ot"-r auma u provided thtM'eln: :1.::: UnlWd Stal•,°' a~·· plu• adv-. If any, under the . ~ on a ltate °' netlonel i.rma tlw'80f and .... ..,.. on Md!
blnk, a 11at• or federal credit advanc:ea, and plus r.., c:flargea
lllllon, or a 111118 Of fedar8I MWIOI and ~ of IM Tr""-and of 11ic1 NI wodellon dorn6cllad ln the trwta created by aalcl Deed of 11111.tate. .. oeyable al Ille time of Tru1t. The total amoun1 of Hid Ml 11gh1..tttie end In__. hekl obllgatlon, Including rH10nabty
b It, aa Truatee, In that real eatlmatad faH, chargH and lltuate In Mid County end ~ of the Trwteia. at the time
• .. followl: of Wtlal publk:ation of tNI NotJoe. "
Lot 11 ot Tract 3728 u per '49,224.eo.
l9COfded "' ti°'* 134, PllQ88 1 Dated: ApJI 2e, 1983. of M1ece11eneOUe t.Upa, In the B E N E F I C I A L
of the County R_d., of MANAGEMENT
Mild County. C 0 R P 0 R A T I 0 N 0 F
Tfl• •tr•et addreH or other AMERICA, oOnlmon dealgnetlon of the real a ~ COfPO'etlon.
har9lnaboYe deacrtbed It M Truetea.
ed to be: 2818 Redland• By: REAL ESTATE
Colta "'-. Celllomla. S~URITIES SERVICE.
u n d • ra I g n • d h •re by • Celllomla corporation. di olelm1 all llablllty for any "'Agent
llllllinm-• In Mid street ~ By: (SEAL) O.J. Morger,
06 °"* oommqn dealgnatlon. Ill Praalden1 ''* Nit wlll ~ mede wlthOut 2020 North Broadway,
6rranty, expreH or lmpllad. ~· 208,
rdlng 1111•. poaHHlon, or SMIA Ana. CA 92708
reno••· to Htl1fy ttla T~ (714) 963-11110
balance of the Note Of Publiltlecl Orange Co•t Detty
oblloetlon MCUred by Mid Ptk>t, ApJI 28, Mmy &, 12, 19113
of 1'N9t. With lnt81'Mt and 1914-83
euma u provided th«aln. •-,,,. llnTll't ad'or~. If any, under the ---'"----""-'------I ._._ end .,,_.... on "°" ACTITIOUe _.....
ldwnoel.E ~oft':::.. o:J: ..... STA1WNJ
1NICt cr....s by lllld Daect of ~ fOllowlng penon • doing
,.., TM total atnOUflt oC Mid ou"!f BEHIND THE BARN :r.~,:~';>!'c. ~~:;:":~ 120 &11 nro Btrwl, No. 21. eo.tA
........ d tM TNllM. et the t11ma ..._, Cellfot!1la 92U7 at Initial pob..,..on of""9Notioe,11 Aalond Troncln. 34& J· 1
t1•,12s.ae. =-ty. Coat• ~ ~
Dated: APfll 28, 1MG fWond 0 Tronciin 1 ~,ERVICI. Tlllt tta..m.nt ... fled wtttl
• Cllfomla corporatiofl ttie County Clertl of Oranoe County
• Oii Ap;ll '· ,. ~. Moroer. ~ onnoe ~
... ,.,.....,. Piiot, ~. 7, 14. 21. 21, tM3
2080 Nol1tl 8'09dwlly, 1~
.... 208.
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The foot FD bit m I I I 91f Wltl'l
4-wey control dill for~ and
masuge oombindons Vltn·fWloers
pro~r91ef fOf tired.. IOfa leet.
Al Orange Ooa1t OAtLV fttLOT/Thurlday, Aprtl II, 1'Q
Piece of the rock amazes
Fragments of moon's highlands, '1ea1' examined at OCC
Br PHIL INEIDEftMAN of-....,,... .....
Ora.nae Cout C.0Ue1e atudenta
10\ a rook thl1 we•k at 1ome
tJCtra·temtttrial vlattors of the ln?r~ kind. Oio10flY tnd utronomy cia-
on the ~ .. M ... campus had
the chance to txamlne aome
authtntlc moon rock• and toll
1ample1 IC!OOped oU the lunar
aurf-.ce dwtn, the Apollo 1~. 16
abd 17 mJll1oN durtn, 1971 and
1972.
Stephen Lattanzio, an usociate
profeuor of utronomy at OCC.
had to 1ttend •certification c1-
befor• tho NASA exhibit could
be loantld to OCC. Student•
hopln1 to hold a pleoe of the
moon ln their ptJmr may have
been dlaappointed -the IWW'
umpJa were sealed in plutJc.
"There'• no alr on the moon,"
Lattanz.lo explained. "So If theee
rockt were expoeed to oxy1en,
they would 1tart ru1UnJ. and
they woUldn't be orl,UW moon
roclu any more."
The lnlt.ructor laid the moon
f rag__menu came from two
dJfferent landtc:apes.
The lunar hl&hlanda, which
•2pear llaht-colored when
viewed from Earth, provided
umplee of anorthoaite -ptecee
of the lunar cruat that are alm1lar
to common Earth rocu.
Al.lo lrorn the h1&hJ.anda came
breocta or IOU that wu welded
to1ether by the impact of a
meteorite 1trlklng the moon'•
1urface.
The darker areu, u 11een from
F.arth, are the maria, or lunar
"aeaa." TheM are smooth plaina.
The bualt rock aample1 from
theee areaa are fragment& of lava
that came up from the moon'•
interior and 10lldifled.
Althouah the moon rockl could
not be handled directly by the
OCC 1tudenta. the umplet could Dr. Wallace Kleck, dean of physical sciences, be llCl'Utlnized under mlcroecopea.
and Dr. Tom Garrison, professor of natural Geology majou trled to
k f Identify cry1taa preaent In the science, examine moon roe ragments on rocks. Aitron omy 1tude nta
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540-6991
WI•• IALI . I, YOU NllD AN
NOTICa Of' TMllTU'l IAU IX"-ANATK* Of' ntl MATUM .... _.,..... -°' THI ....OCUDINO AOAIMIT YOUAM•DOAU&.T~A YOU, YOU IHOULD CONTACT A
DllD Off TRUeT DATID IULY 1, LAWYDt. ,_,~II YOU TAU~ NOTICI Off TMl81D'I IAU
~O =~CT.k~lt=':: NOTICf! 1:-H-:--..:~. tNt ~~-L" YOU NllD AN on Wedneadl)'. Mey 1S, 1"3. .. .-TICMI Off THI MATUM 1~ o'dodl a.m. Olf -6d dey, In °' THI ....OCUD91G AGAINeT ttle room ... Mlda fOf oondlictlnG YOU, YOU IHOULD CONTACT A TNli•'e Salal, wl\Nn tl'l9 olftcll cit LA..,_ REAL HTATE llCUAITIE8
On Mey 20, 1983, at 11:00 Lm., SEAVICE. IOcated • 2020 North
8 T A N D A R D 8 E R V I C E "Olldwa,, IUlte 20I. In tl'l9 City Oil CORPORATION, 1 Callfornla ... Ana. County of er.no-. 8 ....
corporation, aa duty al)90lnt9d of c:.»to<nl1. u duly appotnled
Tru1tM under end pureuant to ~ un6lr end ~ kl 1t1a Dead of Tru11 recorded Jufy 11 powet of aala confetTad In that
1tl2, 11 lnatr. No. 92-237S«f. or oert*I Daiei ol TNIC execul9d by
Official R1corda, exec111ed by: 8AMIR KHOURY end SAHA!ll
B8lboa Beyvtew O.•elopment. lno .. KHOUAY, 11u1band and wife aa
1 C1llfornla c orporation •• Joint T-W. r.ootdad Dto1mber ~•). 1n 111e ofllce of tt1e Coun1Y 10. In th• ollle• of Ill• County
Aloordlr of Orange Coun!y. 8\ate Rec order of Hid County, ••
of C1llfornlej. WILL SELL AT Aacorder'• lnatrument No. PUBLIC AUCT OH TO HIGHEST &2~1. by ,_ Oil a braadl
BIDDER FOR CASH (peyabla at or default In payment or
ttme of Mia In i.wt\A money Olf Illa pertormence of lti. oblJaatlone
United 8tateal at: Ille ~ front NCured thereby, Including that
anltlflCI to the Orange County Old bf-" Of del9ult, Notloa Oil wtllCfl
CourlhOUM, 2, 1 w. Sant• Ana --dad J.,.,.,.-y 26, 1113 ... ~.City of lanta Ana. Slate Rec order '• ln1tr11mant No.
of CaJllornl• all rtollt. uua and ea-G3M25, Will KU AT PU8UC
lrMl'aat ~to end now held AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
by" un61r -6d Daiei°' TN91 In tl'l9 81DOER FOA CASH, lllWtlA money
swoparty tltuated In aald Coun1)' Oil Illa Unl1*I Si.t-. °' a Clllhler'•
and Stme ~ aa: c:tl9dl clr-1 on a SIM• 0t nMlonal Lo1 I , Block a of Balboa bank, a atel• or fed..,al credit
Bayelda Treot, In the City OI unton, °'a atetl Of flldaral lftlnOI
NlllllpOf1 Baadl, County of °'8nga. and IOan ..odetlon domlolled ln
Stat• of C1Hfornl1, u per mep ti. llall. al ~ It tt19 time of
recorded In Book 4, Pao• 71, ... II r1g11t:tn1e and~ hald
Mllcle411neoue M1pe, record• of by It, H Tru•t••· In tllat real
aald °'8nga C-ty. 1>'°'*11 .,.,. In ... C0un1)' and
Tiie atreat addr-and OI~ lhata, deec:r1bed • tolOw9:: oommon daalgnallon, " any, Olf Iha Loi 74 Oil Tract No. 4290 In 1N
r"' pl'oparty delcrtbad ab0¥9 II City of CO.ta MaN. u par """ purported to be: 602 Eut 81y rec:orcl*S In look 161, Pagea 21
A-. Balboa. Celllomle tM81. tllro11011 SS . lncl111lva of
Th• underelgnad Truat•• Mlecalt..-ua M.-. Aecotd• of dltclal1111 1ny lfablllty for any -6d County.
IJ1C011act1-Oil Iha llrwt addlw Tiie attHt adclraaa or other
Ind oci-oommon OlllOll8Llb•. 11 ~n da119netton of tlle rMI
. .,. --.....,. property t.alJlllllOwa __.... .. aid Hie wlll b• made, but IM"'1ICI to be: MO loftota Aoad.
wltlUMll covenant or warrantt. C.. ....._ ~
._,,... 01 ""'4111d. l'aglrcllng tJtle. Tiii undanltn•d t11reby p111•I' 1,., ~to dltolal111• all llebtllty for arly -... ••1111•• llftllCilpel ...._al ~In ........ ..... .................. llYMlclDeedOI oroci-~ A1118 ... 1. TNlt • ...,_ .....,.., ti*~. .. lakt ... wtl be ..... """9ut
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PLAINTlfF: SALEM CARPET
MILLS. INC • I North Carollna
corporatlOn
DEFENDANT WAL TEA 0
OMHATH, Ind. l dba WALTER'S DRAPERIES ANO CARPETS. 00.. I
to X. Doe Co .. Doe Corp.
IUWDM CAii-~ tl01'CID Y• ..._ ..._ ..-. ,.... ... ..., ............. ,. ...................... ,..,..... ..... .,.. ..... ... .,.... .............. .
" you wWI 10 ... Iha adVIOe Oil an attorney In tlll• matter. you
lhould do '° Pf~ '° lf\at "°"' written reaponM, II any, mey be
ftlad on time,
AYllOI Ueta• •a al•• •a,..an..-e. II trl••11al ,..._ .................... -.. ~~--...... LMlalan ..
Ti·ueted dHea 1ollc1tar el
COfl .. IO d• un aOociado an HI• aau n t o, d•berra 11acarlo
lnmedlat..-.te. de a.ta m-a. tu~_.. .... hey..-.
~ -raglltrllda a llampo. 1. TO THf OEll'£HOAHT: A c:MI
complaint II•• been filed by the
plaltlUft agatna1 you. " you wllll to
daf9rld tllla lawault. you ""*· within H daya allar 11111 111mmon1 la _,.., on you, Ille wl\11 tllll oour1 •
wtmen ~ to Iha ~.
unlall 10" do '°· YoUr deflUlt .. .,. ent«ed on ~ OI tlla
,ialntlff, and .. oourt rnl1 enter •
Jydornent mQllinlt ~ for ..... "*' demendad In the eotnPlllnt. wllldl
could re1u1t In ounl111mant of
...,... lelclnQ Oil money Of~
or otller refl•f requatlad lri IM
~ f.eOf\lllty 22. 1113 J ,....,_,, •
a.It
By 0. Ctoeby •
Low ortf:"Y OM...-ta.CAMY,
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''-''-crMt9d oY Mid Oaed of otllaf obHQetlon MOIH.cl by Mid TNtt, fOf' 818 __... NUOnabty Dtad of 'f"rvat. wltll lnWaet end
........, to 8* ... 1 .. 1.M. OIMf IUl'lll U PfO'lldacl therolnj 1----------
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No need to '*' a TV acreen as a monitor It gives ~ lmaQea on the scre81'1 and reasbc 80\Xld
to cniete wC8de gsne elCCl1ement Includes
t>Ult1'l Mne Storm video game
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• Bult·ln r ... •cade display with 9" ci8gorllll meesure screen
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• Atc:ede gerne type control panel Wllti
.. .::tlorl buttons. 360' aelf ·Cef'ttenng
Joystick and 4·ft OOi cord
• Sold-stat• e•K mcr~SSOf for more
epeed and pawer • M ·in IOUnd system smiler to
many arcade games wrth adjustable volume
• Oe9igned tor l)C)t'lablity
UPHOLSTERY, INC. •••1t ... later •1ttl hwe
1922 HAl80a lllVD
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DR.D Ot' TMlfl DATU> .AIL Y 1ttt, -. \A.laa YOU TAKI ACTION TO PIM>T11CT YOUR NONRTY,
SAVE MONEY ON
YOUR INSURANCE
A
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COMPANY
MOHIHU
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441 Old N•wpotl llvd
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631-7740
fT MAY N IOLD AT A f'UlaLIC 1_:~===::=::=::=====~-I IALI. If' YOU N llD AN~ ECPLANATIOM Ot' nt9 NATURa 20' 13" EMtJ elong Ille Mid tlOe Noe Ot' TMe NOCllOtNQ AGA.INIT to IU lnterHcllon wltll Ille
YOU YOU IHOUU) CONTACT A Nortll.uterly Pfolono•llon of Ille uwYIA. Nof't'-terty line of Pein\ Street In
On Mey 20th, 1983, at 11:00 Lm., 11119 City Of IMwpOf1 Beech. trier-8 TAN DAR D SERVICE Southwet terly a long teld
CORPORATION. a Calllornla prolongatlon of !tie Nontiw.terly
Corpor,tlon H duly appointed llne of Palm Street to IU
TrullM under and pureuant to lnler'MC11on wttll Ille Southeuterty
Deed of Trwt reoorded JvkoJ 11, 11112 prolongallon of tlle Northeuterty .. in.tr No. 82-237581, of OfTtd8I llne of uld Block 3 ; tllnce
Record•, ••.outH tty Bataioa Nortl!wMtenyof ~ • ~9igllt 11ne
Bayview qevelopment, Inc., • to Ille point beglMlng Cellfomla Cotporatlon u Truator, 1n Tiie 1trHt addreu end otller
ttw ol'lloe of ttw County Recorder Of common deelgnatJon, If any, Of Ille Or an g • County , State o t rHI pre>p«1y dnc:rlbed •bow I• Cdtomla. WILL SELL AT P\JBLIC purpor1ed to be: 309 Pem Palm St ..
AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER Balboa. CA ll:Me1. FOR CASH (peyQle at time of.... Tiie underelgned Tru•t••
In lawful money ol tll• United dltclalma any lleblllly lor eny
Sla199) at tM IOUth lront entranoe lnc:or'f9CI-of the street ed<I,_
to Ille Orang• County Old and other common dealgnatlon. II
CourtllouH, 211 W. Sant• Ana any, atlOWn i..ln, llMI., City of Sant• Ana. State ol Said H I• wlll be made, but Cellfotnla all rtgllt, tttle and lnt-t without covenan1 or warranty,
con"Y9d to and now l*d by It 9Jlpt9I or ~. regarding tlUe,
under Mid DMd ol Trull In IM ~. « -bfanoee, to property lltuated In N ld County , PllY Ille remalnlnQ ~ aum of
and St.le deecribed u · the note -..c{' by uld Oeecl of A L....nold eatate under tllat Trull, wltll lnt•••ll thereon. aa
oaruln .._. dated Nowmber 13, ,proYlded In Mid not•. ecMinca. If
11178 and recorded Oecernber 13, any, under the terma of uld Oeecl
11171 In be>ok 1211111. page 148, of Trull, 1•••· cllar~• and
()fftctal Record•. by Ind ~ ~ of ttw Trwl• and of the
Roland Frank Vallely and Vivian ltruat• crHted by H id Deed ol
Muriel Vallaly, 1111 wife, not Truat, lor the amount reet0n1bly lndMduelly « penoNlty but ao6lly eetlmaled to be t.23,747 :ie.
u TruatM of tll• v af1e1y Family I The belleflc:iefy """-uld owo Trust Cl'Mted by Truet lndentUf'I Of TN91 har'lltofor9 axecvted and
.,elated Mardi 3, 11112 ... Leeeor, jd•flv•red •lo the underalgned • and Fun Zone Development, • 1~ Decler9tlon of Defailt and ~&emend fOf Sate, an •written . ---~~ toe.I In Orange County and '
1eg91y deacf1bed .. fo4low9: Noilce of Delalft arid EIKUon to
PARCEL 1: l.ota 2, 3 anct 10, the W to be-'*' In h OOUflty
Ealtwly 1 loot 'or Lot 4 and the wtwe \he ...., ~ tit 10ca1ed. E.-..iy 1 loot of Loi 5 and .. of Lot 0.. ..,,. 2$, 111e3.
11, aoept a etrto 1 loot wtde of the STANOAAD ~CORP.
Euteny Nde ol the Southwty eo • Cam. Corp .
._. of Mid Lot 11. al In 8lodl !J of .. NICI Tn.91•
8altJoa 8eywlde Tract. In Ille City c • Lynn Beer. TNMM Officer
Newport 9Mdl County of Orange 21031 verm.a 81¥d. 11001
Stat• ol Callfornla, aa per map Woodlend Hiia, CA 111324 thereof~ In book 4 pege 71 (213) 340-4010 of ....._,. Mape r9corda of PublllMd Orange Cout Dally
Mid Orange County. ' Piiot. Apr11 28, Mey 5, 12, 11183
PARCEL 2: Beginning at Ille 1988-83
~ comw of Lot 2 In .... 3 P\llJC NOllCE of Balboa 8eywlde T ..ct. In ltle City
ol Newport 81ac11. County ol MOTICm Ot' ...._... Ot'
Orange. Si.te ot Celltornia. .. per APf'UCATION foa HOUllNQ
map thereof ,,_.ded In book 4. COWM't ACGU1emON
Page 78 of Mlacellaneoua M•P•1 Thl9 la lo Inform the public tllet, ~of Mid Orange Colny. ana under Sect.Ion 584.4 of the ,_...,. "'"'*'Cl thenoe Nol11saMIMt)' ~ and AeguletloM for Savtnoa and
the ~arty 1ne of lislcl 8loc:k Loan Holding Comp•n.... lrvlM
3 lo tn. Nor1"-t oomer or lhe City Financial, Irvine. Calllotnla.
EMlarly 1 foot of l..Oi 4 In Mid 8lock (wtio. laroaet lneured MYlriga and
3; lllenoe Nor'Uleut«ty along IM 1oen eubeldl9ry, 1rMe City &Mriga
Not1t1Matwly Pfolongetlon ol IM and Loan Aaaodatlcn, la located at ~ In llne of \he &atwly Irvine, Callfornla,) llaa llled en 1
1 loot of U6d Loi 4 In Block 3 to lta appllc:atJon with ttw Federal Home
ln-..ctlon wttll the tine of ordlfwy Loan a.. &oerd I« pe111....,., to
lllgh llde Of the Pacific a-, In acquire control of Irvine City Hawpot1 Bay H .. tabll•hed by Saving• and Loan Auoc:latlon,
dacr99 l'9ndared Nowmblr 6, 1928 wtio. ~ oMoe la loc:cted • «
In Ula~ Cour1 of CallfornAa In In Ill• vlclnlly of Von Karman
and I« Orange County, • Olrtlfled A,,.,_ and M!Qheleon [)ffyoa In IM
copy of wNcft decree --ded City of IMne, Celfomla. November 9. 1928 In book 215, Anyone may write In favor or
pege 180 of Ot'llc:lel Aeeofde: ''*-protMt of the appllcatlon. Four ~.ny ~Mid tlde11N 10 coplet mutt be reoelved by tu lnteraectlon •1111 tll• "~ Aoent. Federal.._
Hor1heeller1y PfotonoallOn of the Loen 8enk ot San Frandeoo 800
8outheU1erly tine of Nld l.ot 2; C .. lfornl1 8tr194, Poet Ofnc9 llox
tllenoe 8ou111wMterty al_OnQ lll• 7948, San Ff'anclaco. Callfornla
p1<*1rngatl0n of Mid~ 14120," within 10 day• of Ill•
MM of Mid Lot 2 to the point of publloatlon of tlll• notice An
beQlnnlna. addlllonal 7 day• to aubmlt
PAACEL 3: Loi 1 In 8lodl 3 of Iha comment• may be obtained 8111boe leyWcll Tr9Ct. In the Ctty ol pr~ ad!,...... la ,......., iri ~ ...,,.,, County Of o...noa. writing by the ~ Aoent State of Celttornte, •• per map within ltle 1().day period . .,_,_~In bOC* 4, page 7t Any.)nl Hndlng a pro1e11 of ......__ ...._ t900tda of ~ autsetMUat ti)' "'9 Pwtnapei
Mid Orange County. ~ AOant ~ ~ 1111
PAACS. 4: 9eQinrllno et a Point «Ill Wgument Ofl IN tpCllloatJOn on Ille ~ line of Lot t3 In ~aid! requlll llt ,..._.In
._ ••A" of leyWcll, In the Ctty of ttlng ti)' "'9 I~ Afent ~ ...,,.,, ~ of Or1nge. during the 10-dey .,e,JOi For a
Ital• ot Cellforn11. .. per map 'roteat to be oonald•t•d
---reooroecl In boClll s. page. ~ It ""* ..... and of ...-0111 -.._., reootda of ,.,._, on ttnM. lfll ,..... for
Mid Or-.~. wtlldl po4nt ta ttw ~ muM bl., ••••• ti...., 72 ._ ~ hfll .. NofV""Y IN NGUIMOI)' bM1e tor dlnlll of ttw
.... of -A--. tllenoe ~ _, lhl IWOlale,,.. be
., '''"' •no••• ao fllt; thence aupported b)' th• lnform•llon ~ ,,.,.... wlltl Plllm I.,_, In hotlon 14U(e> of tM .. e11own on .. 1e1111ap to tn•l ~ ww Mn• of • 1.M. '1Mly'• You ~ io. • Vie ...,.,._°'' ~et Plltllo llrlCI In teceloll '3, l!nd •II oommant• flllid et th• TCNINNP e '°""'-""'91 tO w.t. ,__ .. HOl'lll L.--. ..,. of ten a..l.e.&* .. Miii ........... pnlllm1)'; 1Fr1t1ol100, vnten a111y tucll ..... ~ *"' ... ......., IMtlttlla .. 9CllllQt ti)' ... tfom w 1o .... w....ny ..,. .. ,. ... ~ c111c11oe1.n. 11 ~ ,.... M'I
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• 111t~ MtuetM 111 l.otlon II, 14~ m.tno.
f ................... 10 w.t. "'bltlMd °'ante Ooett Dell)' t•'!"W• Im '!! Qty et ........ Not.~ 11, tMJ. OlllMr • <>r--. ... OI ttet-a ~,,, ..... ..... ... 111111ft1 ........ ,. .... , Ptll.IC llOTICl
...... M l.ot 1 -.Oii I Of tile i-:--iiiiilffi•~iiiiiiii--........... , ........... I_ NTmOUe•llmll
................... 4, ..... 71 --eT•..-r ti ... 2 I I • ........... Of Tiie lollowtllf l*Nfl ii dolnt ~ OreAte Ce""1r, tfleA•e ..._ • f!!!Staeuhrff •1•AI Ute TIO O'TOOll IOUtfltielNT ~~&:'4 .. ~ t:,": o .. •o.:.::u~or.,
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LUNAR SOIL DAZZLES • • •
From Page AS
exemlned them for form and
ahJpe, u en utronaut mlahl do
ln oo1Jeotlna uitiplea on the lunar
IW'flioe. Accotd1nc to Let&Anlio, NASA
loam more than 100 moon rock
ex.htblia to achool1 throu1hout
\Na natton. The aamplee uaed In
all of theee exhibit•, however, add up to only about one pound,
he aald.
LattAnzJu •ld 800 pound• ot
rock were brouah t *k io !'.arth
by \he ut.ronauta, and aome of
th ... aamDlet are •till In •toraae aweiUna future expertmenta.
He explained 1ctentl1t1 er•
ratlonln1 the rock• carefully
becaUM no new moon landinp
are 1eheduled, and It mey be
many yean before new lunar
aampl• can be obtained.
..
Orange Cout OAIL '( PILOT /Thurtday, Aprll 28, 1883 .-..
Moon rock aamplet lo
pla1tic 1lide, center,
were photographed at
Orange C.Oaat C.ollege
through a microecope
for magnification.
Blistered breccia, at
left, i1 eoil welded
together by the impact
of a meteorite &triking
the moon's surface.
Basalt, at right, is
formed when lava
erupts from moon's
interior and solidifies.
Save '20 at Targ.et
on an Extend-a-phone
cordless phone •..
(
use it on the patio
never miss a call. J
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....
89.99
Rao 109 99
£41i..._•EX-300000ldllea..,....recerves
and --Clla up 10 700' ~from rectwging Int C.,-y from room to room or even out 1IO Qlrage. porcn
or~ you'I newr mila '"°'* Cll or
not be ll:Jlt to l"l1lke one ~dill ~ moer
aw«ch, mute awltch, YOkm8 oon1rol and re-dial bUtton
to c8I becll buay runberl Beige
~·· Orange CoHt DAIL V PI LOT /Thurtdty. Aprll 28, 1883
County authors due laurels at UCI
8eventy-1lx Oranfe County
authora will break rom their
ty~wrltel"l.J note pad.I and word
p~ ttunday to be honored
at an annual banquet 1tqed by
UC Irvine'• Friend• of the
Library.
Althouah not all 7& are
expected to attend, th.et number ot l&oUon and non-lk!tion wrtterw,
h I 1l o r l a n 1 , h u m o r ll \I ,
bloaraph ra, dralMdall and poetl
II by far the mo9t ever ~zed
by the IJ'OUP for book.a publlahed
lutyur.
The number of authora 11
tetllmony to 8 IJ"OWtna literary
produotMty within tht county u
well u lmprovementa In flndtn,
the wrhera once they're
pubU.hed.
The dinner at the Re1l1try
Hotel In lrvlne be1ln1 wJth a
IOda1 hour at &:80 p.m . Cott la
'Monster spray' soothes kids
MILWAUKEE (AP) -The 3-year-old IOll
of David and Lynn Himes used to keep his
pa.renta awake with tearful tales of things that
went bump In the night -in his bedroom.
So Mrs. Hlmee and her friend. Gary
Sennett, lnvent.ed Monster Spray. A 1priu from
the 8-ounce pump bottle dissolves monsters and
other bedtime fe&n, Sennett aaid
lt has been on aale nearly a year and
Sennett said about 800 to 1,200 bottles have been
J10ld an the Milwaukee area. He said hil company.
Shlmera, hopes to market It nationwide. A bottle
costs less than $2.
• 1 & pt'r ~l'llOn, and people can
re1l1ter throu1h Friday by ,
call.ln1 the P'rlenda of the Library
oftlce at 833-5300.
lrvlne Co. PrNJdent Thom.u
Niel.Mn will be aueet 1peaker at
the dinner. HUI topic: "Orange
County : From Novel
Su11e1Uon1." UCI Librarian
Calvin J . Boyer a1ao will give a
1hort talk.
Amon1 the more popular or
better-known authora who will
be honored are:
-Barbara Conklin of Cotta
Meu, who had two books
publiahed I.a.st year, "Falling ln
Love Again," and ''The Summer
Jennle Fell ln Love."
Shuttling home "Since we have ln1ectic1des and room
fresheners. why not something to make monsters
go away?" he aald. "Obviously, It's JUSl a placebo,
but it really doe1 what it's supposed to do."
Sennett and Mrs. Himes decided that since
the water-based spray worked so weU on her
son, Rugger, they would sell it commercially in
two scents -bubble gum and grape.
"Initially, it's all done very serioualy," he
said. "Parents come ln the bedroom and spray.
Then. because 1t smella ~·ce, the kJd spraya It and
he's taken control ettlng rid ot his
nightmares.
"It eventually becomes a toy . And ont-e you
redut-e something to the level of play, It'• no
longer a fear."
Rugger frequently uses Monster Spray WI a
toy, Sennett said, but the boy no loqger needs It
to get to sleep.
-Gary Brandner of
Huntington Beach (author of
''The Howling"), who publiahed
"Cat People.'' al.lo produced as a
film.
-Pilar Wayne of Newport
Beach, with "Pilar Wayne's
Cookbook."
-Raymond Obstfeld of C.OSta
Mesa. who published "Dead Boll ..
Robert Pfeiffer zips down Interstate 5
near Cardiff-by-the Sea in an imitation
space shuttle he built from the fuselage of
a DC-3. Pfeiff er , 38, rents it out a t
PtB.JC NOTIC£ P\8.lC NOTICE
NOTICll M aALll or by your attorney
TO: Mr. AftthoftJ acti.UWll. 11 1 F Y 0 U A R E A AldM It~ tmne. CA tz'114. YOV AM .. DllfAUlT UMD9ft A CREDITOR or contingent
L 1 ir N "o" UN,. A ID creditor of thl' de<.'eased. you
•••ir•••HNTI CRRATID aY must file your claim with the
T H ll D ll CL A" AT ION °' cour1 or present 1t to the COVl!NANTI, COMl>fTIC)Ma AND NITNCTIOMI M MCOM> ON personal represen1a11ve
y~ '""°"'""· UNUU YOU appointt'd by the COUrl
TAll(ll ACTION TO '""OTRCT w1thln four months Crom the
YOUR '""O,.lftTY, IT llAY el date of first issuance oC 90L.D AT A "'*-JC IAlL • YOU •10 AN UPlANATION M Tt4S letters as provided in Secuon
NATURll Of' THI HIOCllDINQ 700 of the Probate Code of
AQAINIT YOU, YOU IHOULD California The time for
CONTACT A L.AW'Rlll filin' •-: LI . Notkle le hereby given t1tet on . ll cuums WI not expire
T.-ci.y. tne 17th dey o1 Mey, 1~. prior to four months Crom
"10:00 a.m .. at tlte lew omoea of the date of the hearing
DAWSON. DAWSON & FREEMAN. nouced above =:°(;~~=ct:~~ YOU MAY EXAMINE Newpo'rt BMch. cOunty of Otwoge. the file kept by the court. lf
Stele of Calllornla, NORTH WIND you are interested ln the
HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION. estate, you may file a ~Uesl
1hrough It• auorneya. DAWSON. with the court to receive DAWSON. & FREEMAN, whoH llrMI addreM 11 4650 Von Karman a p e c i a I n o t 1 c I! o f f h e
A--. 111ewpo<1 8Mctl, CA 92660 in ventory of estate asset.I
and whoM telephone number I• and of the petitions. accounta
(714) 1&1-0t11. will Mii " puOllc and nports described In MICllOn to lhe ~I bidd« IOI' CMll 1n 1ewtu1moneyoftMUnlted Sect ion 1200 .~ oC the
Stet •• all ~t>te at IM time of California Probate <:ode .
..... e1t t1tat C*1aln ,_, p(Opetty BRIDGMAN, MORDKlN,
t11u.1ec11n t1te city of ntne. County STEGMEIER COULt5 & ~:J~ =-~· Calltornla. SHAPIRO, INC .. 81!1 Bolsa
PARCtL 1: LOI 41 01 1rKt No. Ave., Westminster, CA
9322.1n111eet1yo11rv1ne.Countyo1 HISS (71C ) 898-0461 Attn:
Of.nge. S1a11 of Callfomla. " per B. Richard Goald.
map recorded In 8oolt 412 Pagee Publl1had Orenge CoHI Dally 23 to 211 lnclutlYe ot MhloellaMOUS Piiot. AprM 21. 22. 28, 1913
Mape. In Ille olllce of lite County I 1883-83 Recorder of uld County
Excepl an undivided one-hell P\a.IC fl)TlC(
1n1-t of .. olt. gu, mln«alt and ----~---------other l\ydrocerbon IUl>91tneee lying .,.. 114'1
In and under H id lend below a NOTICI M TMMTttS tALR
de pth of 500 fee t meuured No. .-.1c,.....
-1ically fl'Ol'll !tie -'-of eald 1 YOU AM• Del'AUL.'f ~A lalwt, W wlVMM IMl'lgtlt ot IUl't-Den CW~OA1WJAAY,.,
entry thereto, H ,_ved In the 1m. UNLatl YOU TAKI ACT'IC*
OMct tecoroad In Boo!< 9548 P9Q9t TO PttOTICT YOUR "'°"""· 608 and 811. olflQal record1. IT MAY M 10LO AT A PUkJC PARCEL 2· Non-a•clualve tALll . If YOU NlllD AN
..........,ti tor utlltllea end lot other 111'!.NUTION M TI9 MATUM
purpoaH, e1u199t u re..,ve.d Of" 'f'4I ~lnMNO .AOAJMIT
hereby, .. • IUCh --"'* -YOU. YOU utOUt..O CONTACT A ITIOl'9 M1Y <leetrlbecl In INI ertlde L.AW'nll.
• , "' entitled "~" of IMl certain • ()i ~ ~'!! 19113. al 11:00 a.in, ~ -~.;,.~ Qllr41>-~~-" AJtb:A "0, t.1:4U•flQJ.... Condl110nl and Ree1r1c11on1 COAPORATION. a t:a1lfornle
, recorded October 12. 1979 N c;orporallon, •• d,uly appointed
1nt1rument No. 19061 In Book Tru1t•• under and pureu1n1 10
1334g Page 1393 •t MCI .. of11d91 DHd ot Tru11 recorded July II.
record• of Orang• County, 1982 "1n11r No 82·237573 of t:altfomle (The "Oedwatlon"I Offlc'tal Record1. aucutad by
The 1trea1 addraH or other B A L B 0 A 8 A y v I E w common~ofllteuldrMI OE\IELoPMEN'T, IHC. u tNSlor, In propeny Is 1! Aldee St • lrvlne, CA Iha or11ce of 11\e Coun1y Recorder ct
92715. Onnge County, State of Cellfom!a,
The Mle wlll be made withoul WILL SELL AT PU8LIC AUCTION
covenanl or warranty regarding TO HIGHEST BtOOER FOA CASH
tltle. pc11111lon, or enc:umbr-(payable a1 11me ot aale In ;.wtul
10 Mllety lhe obtlgatlOne MCU(ed by fTIOMY o1 Iha Unlled Statea) at: lite
and purwuant to the ~ of ..,. -"" front antranc» to thl Onnge
confwred In that certall'I Oeollnllon Counly Old CourthouM , 211 w ot Co.venanle, Condition• end a.ma AN lloulellwd. City of 8-lta
Reetr1ct1ona d11ec1 Oc:tat>er a. 1979, Ane. a ... o1 Clillfornla a11 r1g11t. ~ Oc:tOber 12. 197'. In '°'* tfOI mnct Int•• ~ to and 13349, Page 1388, Otflclel "8cordl ,_held by It \llnCllr .-S o-1 of
of Of .. County. Celftomla. TNllC In 1M pr~ In MIO Notice of o.fllUlt end Bacttoll 10 County ands.... ...
Seti lhe dncrlt>.ct real property LOT 8 , ll L 0 CK 3 0 F THE under u ld Oecl.,atlon ot BALBOA BAYSIDE TRACT. IN THE
Covenanlt, Condition• and CITY OF NEWPORT BEAC~.:
Ree111c1ior't1 wu recorded Oclob« COUNTY OF ORANGE. STATE lit'
26. 1982 H Document NumHr CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP 82-376559, Oftlclal Recordl ot RECORDED IN BOOK 4. PAGE 78, Oranoe County, Celttomla. M I S C E L L ~ N E 0 U S M A P S ,
On Apr'll 2f. 1983. wtlictl II lhe RECORDS OF SAID ORANGE
ci.1• of thl lnltlal publlc:allon of ttit. COUNTY
Notice ot Sale. th• fotlowlng The etr"t addreaa end 01ner'
__.. .. nipr-1 !tie total ltnOUl'll common Oeeignatlon. N any, Of lhe
of the unpaid bala nce ot lh• rMI pr099rt)' deac:rlbed above 11
obllgellOn Mc:Ufed by the abO,,._ purporl•d lo be 502 E. Say deect1oed property to t>e IOld and A-. llalt>oe. CA 92ee1.
rea1onably aetlmeted coal•. The undar1lgnad Tru11••
e11pen1e1, end advance•, dl1ctalm1 any tleblllty for any
r...,.cllvely: lneorrect,_ ot the .,,.... edd..-~ belanoe and olher common dealgnaliOn, tt
of obligation: 11.5811 70 eny, tnown herein
Coate: I 364 25 Said H I• Wiii b• m•d•. but
S 3&4..25 wllltoul covenant or warranty. T~ Amoul'lt I 1.95S es upo-« lmplted, f'99"dln0 tltia,
Oeted: Apr'll 19. t 983 p c 1111 llon, Of' anc:urnbtanc:ea, to
D.Aw.<>H, DAWSON & FREEMAN pey the rwnalnlnQ pr1ndpel IUlf\ of
,.... p ~ "" not• ~ by Mid Deed of Atty. fOf NOtthwlnd Trutl, wllh lnleraal thereot1, u ·~·-·· Aaeoc. provided In Mid note. ~ If Ai.'· ,_ eny. under lite temw of Mid Deed DAWION. DAweoN 6 fflll111AN of Trutl, In•, chargta Ind
.... Y• Ill.-AN. ~ of Ille Ttwtea Md of the
............... CA... IT\lstl creeled by H id 0..0 of
P\lbllehed Orange COHI Dally TNSI, fOf' the -t ~
Piiot. Apt121, 28. Mey 5, 1N3 -*""*I 10 be IU7e.140.3a.
18114 The -~ uncMr Mid Deed
-----------o1 Tn181 ,..,..of'_~ end . -..c tGTICl del!YWM to Ille \lnd.,l lgned •
DecllnltlClfl of Defd Md .,..l'H Deftlen4 fOf flele, and • written fl,fOl"MS10P DEATH O• Noaoe °' o.tlM.llt and Election 10
IUNS CIABU.) AND OP ::C. '"':.U:::Wr-.°::'io::: P. I! II' I T I 0 N T 0 to be ,..:_, 1n .. oounty ADlllNllTltll D'l'ATB NO . .,_. 111e,..., "'°'*" 11 IOCMICI. A·U'Jtlt. o.. A&wtl ~..1..~· To all heh, bmetic:iarie11, ST AHOAflO tu.y-CO.. ·
creditors and contJn1ent :. C: =:..
Cl'edlton of Ju.M Cubuj, ~... •
c:c.ta M.a, CA and penom 2'031 Venl\lf1 liw •1007
who may be otherwise ~~CAtiM4
ln'-'-1 ln tN wt11 and/Oil ~"11111'*1 Of-. COUC Olff .aw: Hoc A&wtl 11. Mey a. 12. 1eu • A ,.Utlon hal bltrl tiled ' _ 1
by DDa9 Jllw.W. In \he fWUC Mme(
lru,.,W Cout1 •f Onnp rm=n~==nq Cownt1 recaueaitn1 that Dolol'•• Hawkins be appolated u peraonal
.... ..-.... to admhh1r
\he ..ca&e of JWM eubUl ..... ..,
(UiMMr~&b• la .. ~nden ~Uon of S.&e ...
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$ l ,500 a d ay for parades and conventions.
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Target introduces
Care Bears
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1t1e11 help kids st.• '-spec:a teeinga Wiit\ one lnOCtier
E-=ti weer. a unoque aymbol on .,_. tuTwny lhll ·~ a mesaaoe
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wo na01ed
B ,police
• 1eutenants
• ~Laauna Beach hu two new ollce Ueutenant11 aelected
onday from amon1 30 !fs,>Ucanta for the poet.a, Police ~ef Neil Purcell announced.
BW Cavenauah, SD, a reeerve
Marine Corpe major and an
18-year poUceman, and Jamea
1Yhlte, 34, a 10-year police ieteran and former Tustin polJce
Mrgeant, were named to the
•dmlniatrative poata af\er
~ve interviews and testtna.
' Cavenaugh, wbo Uvee in San Juan Capllt.rano with hi.a wife
'nd two children, joined the ~ermoaa Beach police force 18 feara liO and WU later promoted t> aeraeant.
tHe joined the Laeuna
partment In June 1981 aa a
tor offloer and wu promoted
t> aergeant last Chriatmaa.
He has a bachelor of art1
d egree in publlc police
~naaement from Pepperdlne
Univerait la a duate of the
James White
FBI National Academy and ii a
reserve Marine major with the
Provoet Marshal'• office at the
Marine Corpe Air Station, El
Toro.
White, who lives In Santa Ana
with hia wife, joined the La
Habra Police department in 1973,
later leaving for a post with the
Tultin de en t. He worked
NIUC fl>TICE
~1111 MMI o..o o1 TNlt.
NOT1C8 Of ,.,..,... •• 1AU Seid .... wlll be held on
On May ''· 1113 at 11:00 Lm. Frldey. May .. 1983, II 2·00 p.m. II l'IAST AMlAIC AH TITLE the~ A--entrenoe to INS URAHCl OOM PAHY, a the CMo Center Bulkllng, 300 Eul
Ctllfornla Corootatlon M TNat•. Champan Av. .. Orange, CA or 81100 ... or Trut* or 8ublllt\Md At the time of the lnlllel publication Truet•. of that oen.ln o.ed of of Ihle noooa. the 101111 amount of
Trutt uacut•d by LINDA L. the unpeld balenoa ol Ille obl!Gellon WULIH, and r.ootded June n . eecurecl by Ille tbove deecrlbed
1111 • !Ntrument Ho. $4410, 1n deed of trvet encl e111ma1ec1 coat9, 9ook 14112, Peoe 1oe3, of Ofllclel t KpenMt, end advlMICM It I 115,
Aecord• or Orano• County, 047.17.
Calllomla, encl purauant to the\ The totel lndebtednH1 ti.Ing an oerUlln Notice of Oefeull thereunder aetlmete on wt1ldl IN opening bid recorded Maroll t , 1112 •• It computed mey be obtained by
tnetrumenl H°"'U-OIOOU. or calling (714) 937-0tH "" dty
Offlclll Aeocrclt °' allld Cownty, .. belot9 the ..... under encl punuent to Mid Deed of Date: April I. 1983
Tn.t ... at publlo eiA011on tor 09ltl, SOllTHl!AN CALIFORNIA lliwfUI money of lM United ...... of FUNDING, L TO.
Amstce, a °""*'• °'** ~ .. Mid TNat•, to allld TNt1ee "'-on a .... 0t By T.O. SERVICt: COMPANY.
MtloMI bank, • ...._ or ,._., eoent
ONclll "'*"'· or a .._ Of tederel 8y Vldll J. H()9tllne, ,,.,......,,, ~and loan ueoolatlon SecrellllY In tNt tt• et the mMI One City Blvd. Weet, Orange, ennnoe to the '1r'lll Amel'lcen Tltle CA ta&a ln1urance Comp•nl bulldlno. 714-836-1268 looMed et 114 e.. Mii ltr9M. In die Publlth•d Oreno• CoHI
city or e.ita AM. c.lfornla. al 1tW1 Oely Plot APftl 14, 2 I. 21. 1883
,.... .. encl .,,..,.... ~ to 1~ ~=~by~'*: ~
allld County end 9tide 0-.bed • YOU Ml • DllPAUL T UllDIR A
City of Coate MeM. D••D OP TllUIT, DAT•D LoteeofTrllCtHo.1112.•per MOHllUll , .. , .. ,. UMLIH """~ In 9o«* A. Peoet 47 YOU TAlm ACTIOll TO PWOTKT to 41 lnclualve, Mltcelleneout YOUR NONllTT, fT MAY ••
Mapt, In the ofloa °' the County 90l.D AT A~ UL&• YOU
lllecordar or allld Ocllln1y. MaD M IJIPUMnoet Oil nm boapt IMNfrom ell oil, OU. NATURm OP TM "'OCH...O ,,._...encl othar hydr~ ... AeAINIT You.::._u aMOULD ~ • depth of eoo IMt. """°"' At:f LA th• rlgllt or eurrac• e nt ry, H C:..C.:. ~ aM.m ~In lnlVwlwlta of~. T.a. ....._.....,. ..
Th• ilreet eddHn or other On~·· tMS, at 10:00 o'dOCll oommon detlgnatlon o f tald -:C g;....-.. It .... --eel to ba U4 em, on ' at .,. ....-" ,...., "'" ' A'W9nUe entrlnae to tfle Otwtcl
-· Coett M-. C8lfor1'la liuldlng. IOO l. ~ A--. tatt7. Orenge CA WEITUH MUTUAL
leld .... wlll be r'Mde ...._. COAl'O,.ATrON. a Ca llfornla ~ or wwranty, ...-°' C ti T lmplled, .. 10 '"le poi lo.i or orpore on. •• ru•t••.r. O! •_.,,_to~ the unpaid ......,.... T""'98. undaf IN~
.,...,_ clue on the note or noeee °' TNall _,.... by K.LK. INC., • -...s by talcl Deed of TNll to Cellfornl• Corporation who
wtt: tt0,"44.0I, SIM the ~ lnadc»rtent1~~4!ulred tltl• H
Mllmatecl 001te, open-encl K.a.K. co.. · ~ oeled
.,.,.._ • the UrM or the 1n1t1a1 ~ = No. 1-. '~ ~ or tNe NoC1oa ot 8ele:: lloOll ,as7 ,_ 1114 °' Ollclll
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~TO IPWh o.....-Aee ord• J: Orant• County,
YOUAM•DllPAULTUMD91lA t t~ r.:~-=:
TO PROTICT Y ~ , ._.. .
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YOU. YOU IHOUl.D COllTACT A Lot 1 of Trect 10717 • Per
LAWWR-IMP ,_..Ill lllM* 47i, '-oat
DATED: APfl "· 1113 aundllel'lf • a•MtPa.111 = = eo.. .. ._ ot .. eouney ""°°""'or Celfomle -... CowntJ, a -... ... ~ C.,C.lllloi1 ~ L l-1e The ..,_ ....... fftd/Of °"*
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NOTICm Oil TflUl1B'8 1AU tlle W""9 ...._, by ..., Deed of "-..... ,~ Tn.we. ......... .._....,, wttfl T.&. .... ,..._ ........ ,,.............._ ... ._
wra~:RH CALIFORNIA =-'-==~==::,~
FUHDINO, LTD. at d4ll'/ appointed ~~~ ..... Tru•t•• under th• rolJowlno ,,_. ......... -. -
daaortbed deed of tr\1111 wiu aeu • ~ ...,.....
AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE. Corpol .... a HIQHEIT •tDOEA FO .. CAIH 7'00 ... r.-. ._.
AHO/OR THE CAIHtlf'I OA ~~~= CERTl~O CHECKS SNCIAU> 1H Tet (71'
CIVIL CODE SECTION 2124" M ....
(p«y8ble .. the llfne of .... In lewM ~ :-z..:....... j
_,, of the United Ital•) all Tw,:... ~OMllSOoMt dOht. uu. encl ..,__ ~ to ......... Not 21 • u-encl now held try " l.ftder Mid Deed __, -.-of Tn.91 In the pr..,-ty ~ I Md 12. 11ia deeortl)ed,: 1teCMS
TAUSTOR: llMAN>IHO WLCAM.JR.
PHYUJI MaALCAllA fClihOU8 • ..... BENEFtOIA .. Y: SOUTHl"N MISSTA~ CAUFOM6AflJNOINO, lTD. Tlae tcloWlg ..,_. -doing ~June 2, , .. , • tMtt. No • .,..,_ -2715 In~ 14082,,... 111 of HUNKY lllL'I CAllt'OAHIA,
OfllcW AeoOl"da In the oflloa of the 1200 Pdatta Or., Newport leeah,
Aecofdtr of Oranot County: l2tlO teld d..ct of trust o.ctlbee the Derwin Dwllflt E~ 1«111 e. lotlowln9: Lot a 111--a1ocr a or MIM. &.a~ CA 't1744 -~ ~ TtKt. C..,-of ~ Ill\....._, 11DO,..,. Dr .. ...._ Ocllln1y of arw,ge, .._ 114 9'ldl. CA tltlO
California, •• 1nown on • map "* ..,.,,_ la .,...._d try •
recorded In IOOll 4 P... 11 ot .,.,,_....,. MlaoellaMOUt Mapa. "9oofda Of D. OWiGtlt ~ . °"'1119 County c.llornll. Thia .......... -....... the YOU AM IN -AULT UNDIJI' A ~ ~ °"'1119 Qculty on DUD Of' TAUaT ~TIO 1127/11. , 1tl3
UMlEM YOU TMC.I! ACTION TO ,._ 'Fl~CT YOU" P"OPlFITY. IT ~ Orenoe c:o.t 0.llY MAY 91! IOL.D AT A PU9UC IAll. ptoe, Apt al, Mer I , 11. tt, 1111. IF YOU NHD AN l!X~NAT~ tt.,.... 0, THI NATUAl OF THE _ ... -~AOA..aTYOU,VOU ~-·-IHOUU> COHTACT A LAWYll'. l~NS'iai1ii1tni0Ua•t°i•iii1i1i1ii•e-::.. 9:\4.:0-...,.,., Newpof1 ..... .,.,,_.
"(If • etlWt lidd,... or common Tiie ro1......, per90ft le doing .. -•11ta.....,. of~ .,_. Ul.TIMATI UMOUllNI. 18511 ...._ "° ~ le......., •to ltt IM Clrole, l'-talft VetleY. C~ mre1111 wweoi1~.-)." n. 108. ~ Ynclef -o..f err WILLtAM MATIAI 01 L• fn.t ~ ,....,. ... ..,..... Of .. m In tlle Jl .. 1•1na...... ,.. ... Qrda, ,..,.._ ~. ,,. ....... _,... Md • ~ 9111 , 111 .... -.......... to tlle llndet"9Mlf • .,,., -· ..... o ......... oc ~ ............ .......................... ., ................ .. .... ..... ,=-~.:· , ....... .. ===.:..... ....... ~ ................. _ ..
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Bill Cavenaugh
u a patrol officer, inve1tigator
and narcotics officer with that
department and waa promoted
to 1ergeant In January 1980.
He wa1 hired Monday a1 a
lieutenant In Laeuna Beach.
White hu a bachelor of art1 and
ma1ter'1 de1ree1 In rublic
administration from Ca State
Fullerton.
Orange Oout DAILY PILOT 1Thur9day, Apr11 2t, 1t83 All
'Fuzz Bowl' raises $10,000
Huntington cope win, 20-6, in charity football game
Po1Jce .-odadon officUJI •Y about •10.000 w .. raiaed for ch&rttr, It 1ut waebnd't 01\m
Bowl.' a beMfh foo\bell pme ~ offlmn from Hunttnaton h aplntt • team from tM
Anaheim Pmb Department.
Hunttncton a.ch oUlcln won the contest, 20-e. About S.600
f.anl watched th• pine Saturday
nl1ht at Handel Stadium In
Anaheim. Proceedl wW ao to the
PoUOI Widow and Otpbant tundl
oflMb~L
Hunt1n1ton BHeb patrol
oUlcer Mon~y Mauney, a quarterback, waa named the
1_ame'1 mott valuable player.
Hunt1n1ton Beech officer Jeff
MWer w• DAIMd iDCIR valuable
pla_yv on offeme.
Touchdowne for Hun~
Beach were tcor9d by offbn
Mauney, BW Meen and St.eve
cmn.t .
No HuntinpJn BIMb i.nJw'*1 occurred durln1 tb• 11me, althouab ll'Venl oflJoen were
hur\ dwiJ\a the pncUce ....,.,.
btfcn UM pine. Mon than 40
oUlcen partlclpated In the
oontelt.
In pnperatton tor tbt Fuu Bow~Wldnf\On a.ch oWoen t ....., four day. a w•k I.or 14 w..a.
Signal flare ,,. youths scares ..
Hissing device upsets beach neighborhood
A U.S. Navy smoke qrw flare a re.ldenUal area near Alab&rna dampened the device to keep It
1ent up a warnlna In a quiet Street and Atlanta Avenue. from catchlni fire.
HunUnaton Beach nellhborhood It wa1 then they noticed a Stwnph uid the device had
recently. markill8 On the aide of the device probably been U8ed t;>y the Navy
The excitement ltarted when to call poUoe Immediately. u a clistniaa marker, but that lt
IOme youth• found a 1 ~.foot Police and fire uni ta cordoned • t I 11 c o n t a I n e d e n o u I h I
Navy warning device in the eurf off the area and IWTOunded the phoaphorua to be potentially
Sunday. device with 1a11dbap. ~~d of like a Uahted
They reportedly began to ta. lnvesUaator Charlie Stumph match," he Mid. "You wouldn't
It around until they heard a of the Orqe C-ounty Sherlfr1 want to carry It around in the
h'-ing noi. when they reached 0 e part men t bomb •quad trunk of your car."
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.\II Ormng• Oot•t DAIL. v PIL.OT /Thureday, April 21, 1ui
One last ride
Surfers watch the sun set al Rincon Park
in Santa Barbara Count y before taking
their final ride of the day -their
journey home.
Securi~ National
Mortgage Co.
/In ... tlw 11rogrum .w u are loo"i"I! for:
WE SPECIALIZE I~ ALL
TYPES OF:
Residential Loans
lndustrial Loans
Government Loans
Apartment Loans
Jumbo Residential
Report exposes poisoned playgrounds
WASHlNOTON (.\ol -
ChUdnn In commun1u .. acroea
tht country face a threat of
chtmloal pol1onln1 from an
unliktly 1ourct -th eir
nelahborhood playcround,
aocordtna to a 1tudy releued today.
The 1tudy Mid playsround1
are oftAtn built on unwani.t land,
1uch u ab&ndoncd f.ctory at*•
with hlah lov1l1 of chemical
contamination ln tht eoU.
Other favorite 1ltu for
play1round1 uo former city
ear&Aae dumpe whkh have been
Nuke anxiety meet set
Parenta might euily 1uoceed in
explainlna to their children how
treea arow or how winter cold
yields each year to 1prtna.
But coaxlni their younpt.en to
cope with their arudeties that the
world could be Incinerated by
nuclear weapon• 11 a tougher
wk, in Nancy Golden's opinion.
She la director of UC Irvine's
Child Care Center, which is
1pol'l80rlng a workshop May 6 to
teach parent.a how to approach
the 1ubject. Her inillal advice ~
for adults to face the issue
them11elves.
"There'• a tremendQWI amount
of denial by parenta. They reaUy
don't want to deal with the
poulblllty of war and its
consequences," 1he 1aid. "But
children are very intuitive; they
know what war means."
The worluihop begins at 7:30
p.m. at UCl's Soclal Sctenoe Hall.
Admission is $1 A panel of
physicians and educators will
suggest ways for parent• to
an1wer questions on nuclear
disaster. A film, "What Can the
Children Tell Us," will be ahown.
cover~ over, and un<Mmeath
freewaya, where ~ Je.d t.vela
from p.aollne can be extremely
hi&)\, the ltudy u.ld.
"Unfortunately, rnmt attention
hu been focuaed on the more
dramatic examplea of toxic
contamination, 1uch u at Love
Canal and Tlme1 Beach. Not
enou(lh attention hu been paid
to low levela of toxic exposuree
that ml1Uon1 of children are
l'Ubjected to daiJy," aald Dr.
Loul1 Freedbera, director of
policy for Youth Newa, a non-
profit reeearch orsianlzatlon
which did the report.
Yauth Newa, baaed I n
Oakland, d111trlbutes fllrna and
other educational materiala for
young people.
The alx-month study, titled
"America 's Poiso n ed
Playgrounds," found that often
parks have been constructed
under freeways, on top of
landfills and on the sites of
abandoned industrial plants, but
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llUl• or no \e1tln1 1• done to
de~ t.raca of toxic chemkala in
~aoil.
Recommendatlon1 tn the
report included:
-Fl.re deputmenta ehou1d be
required to r•port the p0ttlble
preNnce of toxic chemlcall In
abandoned factorle1 which are
often turned into unauthorlz.ed
plar,6Jround1 by nelahborhood
chJJaren.
-U1e of pesticlde1 t.o control
weed• 1hould be banned ln
toddler parka and done only
under aharp reetrict!Onl in parka
u9ed by older children.
-All parka within 100 ya.rdl
of a freeway ahould be tat.eel for
lead oontamlnaUon and, in parlu
where high lead level.a are found,
plcn.lc tab1e1 and u.nd Iota ahould be removed.
-Playaround equipment
treated with wood pret1erVa\Jve1
should be teated before
inatallat.ion for e>eee9Sively high
levela of ha.z.ardoua chemica.la.
Ms. Pac-Man and
Don~ey Kong -···
\\.ITH OL R E:\ PERTISE ..\:\D QL ALIFIED STAFF
'WE CA :\ H .\YE ..\ FINANCIAL PACKAGE
arcade games
you .. play .at home.
TO CIT YOC R FI:\..\:\CL.\L :\EEDS!
(Above ProV11mt Are Sub)ttt To A ... Ualrillty Aad Challfe)
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..\~!it. \ ice Pre!:iident Sales \tanager
400 North Tustin Avenue • Suite 101
Santa Ana, California • 92705 (714) 541-2983
P\8.JC NOT1C£ fta.JC NOTICE
NOTICE Of' ,,_USTIEIEI' SALE recorded F~ 10, 1IHIO In 8ooll1
T • _,. ... NO.----·-••• !5093, P• 526. ontclal Aeoo«M. , • . No. 12-1_._ •~" ---. The 1nt.,e1t ol the ie-. l'ta11
On May 10th 1993 et 10 00 YOU TAKI ACTIOee TO NOTICT llrlCU paeaed to Louil M. Nigro Mell
UNITED STATES REOEMPT~O~ =·~"a!t:"'.:.::, Cl'trlatlne M Nigro, lluet.and end
SERVICE u Trutlee. Of SucceMOr ~AN EU'\..AMATION OF THI 1 wife. H joint tenent1. b~ an
TNllee 0< Subltltuled Trust-. of MATIN Oii THI PIM>CUDIMQ ln91tvment ...corded Aptll 29. 978. tl't•I oert.in Deed of Trv1t eitecvted llnO Dy other 1NttumenU of ,_d I
Dy FREDERIC T HUFFNAGLE and ~:~.y~~ The 1treet eddrHI or otl'ter1
SHIRLEY ANN HUFFNAGLE 1--···--· · --common deelonetlon ol the rH I l'tu1bend •nd wtle. end recorded I NOnc. Of' ,...,.,..... MU proper1y ~ delcr1bed 11
October 23. 1N1 M !Mt~t No T ....... _, ~ 10 tie: 20t Jowtn9 ~.
31173 In 8oo11 14287 P-c19 1117 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tMt Newport Beecfl, C1i111orNe. j of 01i1c1a1 Record•· ol Orange on Thurtd1y, M1y 19, 1983, •t The .. ldenP*t ller9bv ~ County. Callfomle end pur'IUW!t 10 10-00 o•dodl a..m of Mid day. In .. llebllty tor eny "'trw-1-td'"'•---In
11111 cert1ln Notice of Oelaull the room .., 9llde for conducting Hid 1truet •ddreu or othe
thereundet recorded Octobef 29 Tt\m••• s--. within the ofllc.-Of common ~tlon.
1982 .. lnsttument No 82-3800~· REAL ESTATE SECURITIES Seid .... w111 be mede wfttlOut
1n Booll 1982. ot Olflcilal Record• of seRVICE. loc.ted II 2020 N0<11't warranty. upreu or lmplled.
uld County, wlll und1r ind lllfoedwey. Suite 208. In tfte City of regarding !Ille, po11e11lon, or
punuant to aald Oued ot Trust ee11 Santi Ana. County of Onnae. State encumbrance•, to Htl1fy the 111 publle auction 10< ca.ti lawful lo I Ca I II or n I 1. 8 ENE J: IC I AL principal be1anc1 of the Nole 0<
money of the united S1~1 .. ol MANAGEMENT CORf'OAATlOH Of' other oblloellon MCUfed by eeld America. a eu111er·1 di«* peyaoee AMEl'llCA, a Oet9wete corpotetlon. Deed ol 'fruet, with lnt.,eet and
to Mid TrU1t• dnlwn on 1 state°' , .. duly appointed Truatee under other 1um1 H provided therein:
national benfl. a 1teta or ledenl and punuant to the poww of .... Plu• ldvance9, K any. undef I Ct9dtt unton. or 1 11119 0< i.deral conferred In that oertaln Deed of 1erm1 thweof Md 1n1.-on IUdt
11vlng1 and 101n H1ocletlon Trust •ecuted by LOUii M. Nigro ad~. end ptu9 leM. dletgel
domleltec:I In "* lt•t•. •I the front 'and Cyntfll9 L. NlgrO, l'tueb4lnd llnO and ~ ot the TNlll• and Of llltl'9tlC9 of the butkling loc:lted 111 1wtte. r9COl'ded NOYembllr 25, 1980. the tt\1148 eteeted Dy Mid Deed of
420 Martgold Alie Cor-del M., In Book 131Ma Of Ofllolal ~di of Trull. The total 1movnt ot Hid
CA, en tfi9t rlght, .. tltle and tnt.,eei uld County, 11 page 1279. obllgetton, lncludlng rMIOfllbl)' co~ to and now held by u Aewtdlt'• inst~ No. 34381. utlrn1t•d lea•. chergH end
und« uld Deed ot Tru11 In the by rM1on of a brMCll of cMf&llt In ~of the Trust•. •t Ille time
pre>pefty lltualed In H id County p1yment or perlormence of Ille of lnltlal pu*-tlon ot Ihle Notlcl. II
and Stita delorlbed •: obllgatlona Hcured thereb.x, 132.805.44.
lot S ot TrtlCt No. 73N u per tncfudlng thet breech Of' d-'ault, map r-ded In Boot! 315, P11g11 Notice ol which WH recorde,d Dei.d; April 28. 1983
40 to 48 1nc:tu1fvt1 of ~ January 24, 1983, u Reoordet 1 B E N I , I C I A L
Mapt r-de of Orange Cou"'Y lnatrumenl No. ~H24t. WILL MANAGEMENT
The ,,, ... addre11 Of 0th.er Sill AT PU9LIO AUCTION TO THE CORPORATION °"
common d••l1n111011 ol Hid HIQH.IT 81DOEA ,OA CAIH. :~ OOfl*MIOn. e~tetttr: N•. • OtaltH ''" ..... ~ of the ~ "-· -TNlle Oorone Del M#. CA. or • CMNer'• dledl ~ °" • Heme 1nd addrHI of tit• ~Of Ml1otWll Hnll. • atate Of :re= dTAn
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30 Tomytron~
they're MW.
they're exciting.
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Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Thureday, April 21, 1983 All
Have 'seven ages' parody to shake up Shakespeare?
~~.~3~·.~~IOAN
JUOOEFIELD, Conn "All thl! world'• a
1ta1e," u that maater p1ycholo1l1t end media
me1utar William Shakespeare allowt.od, a.nd now\tt
your cha.nee to get lnto the act
Helgh·ho Foraooth To wit. Enwr all wllh
torchee, \apen and typewrtten
Mulllgan'• Stew'• fourth annual "Do It
Younelf With a Bare Bodkin" conteet takea you to
another part of the foreat and beeeeche. you to
update the J.anauage of one of the Bard's meaUect
(high ham content) toWoquJee from hi.I happiest
comedy.
In prevlou1 premeditated assault• on the
lln,u!ltic rk:hel of the Ellubethan aae, rgd~ by
the hundnda have rushed ln where purlata dare to
tread and provided aouped-up mod veratona of
Romeo and Juliet'• baJcony acene, Mark Antony's
funeral oration for Jullua Caesar and Hamlet'• "To
be or not to be" auiddal ponderlnp.
Ripped untimely from their Stratford aettinp,
the four centuries-old traaedJes became even more
tragic when parodied ln the patlance of Rodney
Dangerfield, John Wayne, CB broadcast chatter or
whatever oocurrM to the Irreverent rewriters
trylng to render the atan.z.as more relevant to our
times.
Hey nonny-nonny (updated to "here's
Johnny"), the chance has come to yuk up one of the •
comedies.
So if "As You Like It" ia not as you like It, this
year's contest provides the opportunity to recycle it.s
Pl.RIC fl>TICE 4 l'tBLIC NOTICE
C·2132 1'1CTmOUI WU.U
NOTICE °' IAU 0# ..._ ITA,._MIJff
REAL PROPllRTY AT Th• 10110.,,,tno ~raon 11 doing
PRIVATI I ALE bu.._ u :
No. H" 140lt COMMAND SALES, 203
In 1M l~lot Ceuft Promontory Or WHt, N•wporl
Of the BNl;h, CA 92860
, .. ,. of Celltomla, tor Wllllam H Cro1llc, Jr , 203
the C-tJ of Loa Aft09IN Promontory Or WHI NH•l)Ort
In th• M•ttu ot th• ~state ot a..cn. CA 92880
8LANCHE HOUSTON HARMON. Thia buel,_ It conduct.cl by.,, o.c.u.d lndMdual
Notl«le la hereby glv•n that th• 1 WUllam H. Croe11C, Jr.
undefalgned wUI Mii at Private 1ate. I Thlt a1attH'1141nt wH l1led wtth the
to th• highest and bHt bidder, County Clerk ot Orange County on
M.tbl•CI to co"llrmatlon of Hid Apr" 25. 1983
SuperlOt Court, on or alt., the 2nd '21-
~ of May. t983, II the olfk:e of Publllhed Or•no• COHI Dally
W£1L & FRITZ, a ProfHalonal Piiot, A$>(11211, May 5, 12. 19, 1983.
corpo<atlon, 12601, County or Lo. 1856-83
Anoa!M. Stat• of California • .,. the
right, lltla and lntuHt of H id
d4IC6aMd at the tlm• of death and all the right, tlt141 end lnt., .. I that
rtlll.IC NOTICE
the allele of Hid deceased hH IUf'EMOft COURT
acquwed by operation of lew or 0# CAlWC>MtlA
.~ qlblf: tl\en or In IOdlllon COUNTY OI" ~
,o-tl\il-Ol selddiCMMG.ilfn.-me 1'IO·Cfi'ICCaar°""y~
of O.th, In end to ell the cenaln ... o. lo11 ..
r..i property lltuel.cl In the County a-te Ane, CA ~
of Orenge, Stell of Cellfornla, PLAINTIFF. BEN WA8ERSKI
perllcuterly described u follows. DEFENDANT. DWIGHT ADAM
to-II: LIVINGSTON, JOHN DOUGLAS LO\OnelnBlock TenofSunMt LIVINGSTON , THOMAS H
8Mct'I Tract, u 11\oWn on a Mmp LIVINGSTON, IAN LIVINGSTON.
recorded In Booll 3. P-0-39 and BARBARA LIVINGSTON, DOES 3
40 of Ml9Clellaneou1 Mmpe, reco<Oa THROUGH 25, INCLUSIVE.
of Orenge County. c.J1tornla. more 14WONI otl 11T
commonly kno"'n H 16935 S AMQm!D C09UUNT Pacific Avenue, Suna•t Beach, c-..._ ~
Callfornl• 90742 NOTICll YCKI 11••• Met\ ~.
Terms ol Hie c;uh In lawful Tiie _. "'81 deddl .....,... pou
HUGH MUlllGAN
MULLIGAN STEW
arch.ale tambtca lnto the punchier, more with-I\
phrueoloo of Uw compu~ ar or perhapa the
eenaual ICinpt·toaae of the dayUme TV aoapa and
the ~~tle of the prtme..Ume ail.coma.
S y, readen are lnvtted to shake up
Shakeapea.re'1 famoua ".even aaes of man" 1peech
ln Scene Seven, Act 0, of "A.. You L\ke It," which
begins wtth the familiar:
"All the world'• a stage.
And all the men and women merely pl.ayers,
They have thelr exita and their entrancea;
And one man ln his time play• many Ji>'U'lS, HI.a act.a belng lhe seven agea of man.
From there, the Bard swiftly and sauncaJJy
sketche. our averaae life 1pa.n, beginning aa an
"Infant, mew~ and puking In the nurse's anna"
and ending up 'this strange eventful history" in
second chJ.fdhood "sans teeth, sans eyes, sarui wte.
sans everything "
This totally awesome p1tture of our passage
through life may seem beyond the vulgate of
today's Valley Girls or the zap and pow
monosyllable utterances of those whose vision of
the future is framed In a Pac-Man screen, but it has
been the lnap1ratlon tor • number of famou1
patodJm, ov•r tht· centuri•.
Not all have been hwnoroua, some, in fact,
h•ve been aavaaely eertoua.
Malcolm Muaortdp ln the aecond volume of
hi.I memolnt, "Ch.ronicles ot Wu~ Time,'' mimic:a
thl1 Shakeapertan tollloquy to attack our •¥,e'a
prt'Ol'Cupatlon with aex, which he IUJT\I up u ' the
aeven aaea of lechery'':
''The pimply 1ehoolboy creeping willingly lnto
hi• 1ex-in1tructlon claaae1; then the youthful,
zestful sex-lnatructed lover. Alter him the frrown
man, bearded like the Batd, twln-al.ltt.ed coat, motel
habltue, with contraceptivea to hand, stoking up
nature'• fln!9 with botUed onee, followed by the
aeaaoned veteran, round-bellied, full of wUle aaw1
and modern inatances culled from hla Jamee Bond,
his Clockwork Orange, his Lut Tango ,n Pam.
Finally, the lean and 1Uppered pan\aloon, with
spectacles on noee, squinting into his TV screen; and
the lut scene of all, a second childishness and mere
obllv1on, aana teeth, sans taate, sans everything;
even -the ultimate de90lallon sans telly "
Serious or comic, all cont.est entries should be
sent to:
Mulligan's Bare Bodkin
Associa t.ed Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, N Y 10020
Closing date for this year's audac.·1ous assault on
Shakespeare is June 15.
money of the Unlt•d States on wtttlotlt ,_ ...,. '-d llRleM
c:onllrmatlon of .. i.. or part cUh rou reepond wtttllll II ..,._ "9ed
and t>alanu •vldanced by note the ......,_"°" ~.
-.ci by Mortgege or Trust Deed If )'OU wW'I 10 Mek the lld'llCe of
on lhe 1><operty eo told Ten par en attorney In thl1 matter. you
cent ol am<>u11t Oki to tie dec:>ollted ahould do eo promptly eo thet your
With bid written '"ponM, If eny, may l>o
Bid• or o«•• to tie In wrltfOO llnd nled on time.
wlll be received at tile eloreteld A l/ I I 0 I U 1 t • d II a a I ct o
office at any time 11tar tho llr11 domondado. II trlbunal pveclo
publlcallon hot.al and t>olOt'• dete deddlr OOfttn Uct. IM ........ a
Ol Mle -... Uct. ........ daMro Dal.cl thlt 13th dey ol Apnl 1983 de II ..._ LM 111 lrt'°'" 11I1 .-
Patricia M Hunt ...._
Executrix 91 Uatad dH•• eollcller et
of Iha Wiii ot con1ejo de un abogedo 91\ NII
Fully equipped with
wide knobby tires
for easy wheeling
on sandy beaches.
said OeGedant a au n t o . d 1 b • r I • h 1 c er I o
A-.t M. FRITZ, of lmmedl81Mn0nte. de eeta "**'· :;~.~Cf.;.,~ ~~~:t~~·· 6QS!9 "'°· ... '7'7, 1 TO TH( OE.FENOA!'fl· A civll • +IJ!l!MrF~ r-:'~ _,_1 c:91TJ~l.Jt!a~~ ~Jll.t ..-1 .... ~""" • ~~!.:. .,.. \-:!"""'l__. ti•~ .. ..-......... ~ • .-...wa..... '-t.iit Pubhahao Orange Cout Delly 1cMl9nd 11M lllwatlt, you rnuet. wttl*I ~
Piiot. Apr 21, 22, 21. 1983 1IO day• alter Ihle 1ummona la • ________ 1_11s_s_--83_ ..wcs on you. me wttti 11119 court • •
-•-u-MnTM't written reaponao to Ula oomplell)t. ~ ---f"'UUU\1---""-' ""'----~ you >do IO, your ~ wllt Un1111 Ttild. reg. 89 99 1'1CTTTIOUI 8UllNEIS l>o enter.a on applleatlon of the
NAm ITAro.N'T plllln1111, llnd lhlt c:our1 may errt• a
Tlte followtng ~raon la doing Judgment againtt you lor the ,...., ~ .. , demanded In the c:ornotalnt. wtllCfl
PAPER. PROCESSING, 319 l ·A !could rHull In garnlehmenl ol
Airport LOOC> Or Coeta ~ Ce11f IW9QM. !Ming ol money or prOl*'l'f 92621 " · or other r•fl•f requHted In the ea1:1c~.:'.':·,314 Undo A¥e .. O:~Mardl e. 1913
Thia~ It conduc:1ed by an Lee A. ~ C... •
lndMdual. ~.~ c.ra-w. Oonlld Hottiewey
Thia atallment -llllld wlttl the ltOa.. KU1M a MAMAa Courny C19r1t o1 0r-. County on I tat .._ 11Wn 1t.. ... a.
"""' 25, 1983. 90ftto AM, CA 9'101 f'21-1{114) M7-G041
Publlan.d Orange CoHt Dally I Publlahed Orange CoHt Dally
Piiot. A$>r1I 211. May 5. 12, 1m2-«J Piiot, Aprtf 28. May !», 12, 1~e;:..~
111111ma1
FRANCIS VERLON FRANCIS, a
former resident of the South
Cout &rel. Palled away on
April 24, 1983. He Is
survived by hh w i fe
Darlene. Fln1l interment
aerv1ces will be held at fhe
family plot, Mount Tabor
Cemetery, Glenwood .
Arkansas. Harbor Lawn
M~PllAEN1UIAM
BOUA C. NOPHAEN-
KHAM, resident of Costa
Mesa, Ca. Paued 1way on April 26, 1983. She ii
survived by her p1renta
Ch1nhtone and Bou11y Nophaenkham Private
grawsfde .ervicel Weft held
on Thuraday, Apil 28, 1983
under the direction of
Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
Memorial Park. M0-55:H. HOPKINS
FLORENCE 8
HOPKINS. resident of
G1rden Grove, Ca. PUMd -----------away on April 25, 1983. She
HAllOtl LAWN-Ml'. OLIYI
M0<1uar,. • CA!mete•v
Cremator-y
,,
1625 G1,IN A~P
Costa M''SJ
54().5554
'1UClllOTHHS
H U H OAOWAY
WOITUAIY
I tO Broadway
Co$1a MPsa
642 9 tSO
IAln&l llOUO"
IMt'T"H • TUTHILL
WUTCUff CHANL
~E 171n St
Costa Mesa
6•&-~7•
--
I>
ta IW"Viv~ by her hl.&lband
·Elmer of Garden Crow, Ca..
M>N George Early of Lon8
Beach, Ca. 1nd Terry
01tchell of Canada.
d1u1hter Verdi StJnaon, stes>«JN Cunt. a.nd Stanley
Hopklna and l~
arandchildren. Gravealde aerylcea will be held on
Thunday, April 28, UNSS at
l :OOPM at liarbor Lawn Memori1l Park with Rev.
Clarence Bum1tead officiatina. ·Servt~ under
th• direction of Harbor
Lawn-Mount Olive
Mortuary of Colta w ....
04().~.
DEJILElt
FRANCES MARI&
DElSLD. • fonnet' naktent of Otlnc• County, P.-.d
1way on AJlfU 22, 1811. She
.. airvlwd by her daulb• Pean 8auerwhlle, eon
Ha r old S a ton, ll'lbdda~ PMn &usu.. Prtwaw ....w..,... Mid•• ~ i...,, er...eory. ma.a. aottALD aT&t.L ••
......... ot .. ~ ........ ..., • AlfQ M.1111. lie .. ~., ............ kA•••r IM c..e,.., ....................... .. ,aucW ..........
lurlt,.h••• •rlY•t• mr::=t:.~
• Botla IMI Mt\ gusM1S
• 26x2 125" wtftewal tires
• CIYome ml.I
• CUlhloned ~
• F ~IQt'nO udctlt
• TelCIS 1tHftlom twndleblw
Cdurnllll ,.,.., ...... '2·..,.ed
bll9 '-lo~ Ugged •IHI lrWTll Wlfl ctwOOll fn9t\o
Cnrome tip IMI wiU) QUlcll
r9'a8M r.b Sc.m mounted
ltllth. front end re• calipef
~es with di* eldlln8ion
llvers . ..._.. befld ~
wl1h Q'8Noned gr1)S
2 7111 125 .. blllck gi.mwal trff
AIMtnbled 1(17.lt
59.99
Ur1u 1 rnbled, reg 89 99
59.99
UnM11mbla<I. reo 89 9~
pnrvtoua ~ •uthol'I of the tlv~t received a te of the oolwnn.t.i
11 award wtnn.tna worka. 'n\Ja yeer, linc:e
have jotned "The Playera, .. a New York club for
actors, journalttll and similar keepers of th•
cultural t1aroe founded by 1!'4w1n Booth, the l(l'Cat
tragedian, I qi aotna to ilk aome of my collequea
who have trod The I>o.rd8 profemonally to •Peak
the 1peechee <.hoeen by OW' Judle9, who with their
uauaf cow-aae prefer to remain anonymou.a.
Aa the Bard blda ua then ui "N You Like lt,"
let ua by the earlieat post have "the retort courteoua
. the quip modest . . . the reply churllah. "
Martha O 'Conne ll
last rites held
Services were echeduled today for Martha
Marie O'Connell of Corona del Mar, who died
Monday at the age of 90.
She is survived by her husband of 65 yean,
Phlup, daughter Jean Studer of Corona del Mar
and Vlrgmia Milla ~dgecrest; six grandc.hildttn,
and two great·g:rartlPfilldren. A1ao surviving is her
brother, Claude Barbee.
Funeral services were BCheduled for noon at
Good Shepherd Cemetery ln Huntington Beach.
I
Orange Co It DAIL v PILOT /Thurlday. April 21. 18&3
Let's give the
alternative a try
The one-room echool house lives again ln Laguna Beach.
Last week the Unified School District Trustees squeaked
through a vote resurrecting and expanding their alternative
school concept.
It they find money ln the budget and interest among 30 to
60 students, the project will mix children from kindergarten
through 12th grade in an atmOlphere, proponents aay, that
allows gifted students to develop at their own pace.
The idea, of course, ia not new. But hiStorlcally, the concept
was considered a last ditch alternative for small communities
where there were too few students to warrant the expense of
separate classrooms and teachers.
~ in favor of the proposal say we've come full circle
from the early days of public education. Now structured,
homogenized classrooms do a disservice to students who w1ah to
surpass the norm or develop special skilJs and talents.
For a number of years Laguna had such a specialized
program for high school students. CA VE, as it was called,
aJlowed the older youngsters to fulfill standard educational
requirements in a traditional classroom and then return to their
<»-operative venture to work on special projects under the
supervision of the alternative classroom instructor.
That program was shut down in June of 1982 because the
district said it couldn't afford the manpower or the funding
necessary to maintain it.
U testimonials are any indicator of its success, the letters
received by the board from graduates of the program support
the soundness of such a proposal.
Expansion of an alternative classroom to include such a
broad age spectrum, however, is yet untried.
Just how one or two teachers can keep 60 brilllht,
demanding students ranging in age from five to 18 years busy,
productive and well-cared for is a serious question to be
resolved.
Trustees say they have the money, and parents supporting
the idea 'Say there are enough students interested to make. the
renaiaance worthwhile.
For many students our public school system just doesn't
supply the needed stimuli. Youngsters become bored. They
aren't challenged enough and eventually loee interest in school
and in education.
U the money is indeed available, and if there are enough
parents and students willing to participate in this innovative
project, we think it's worth doing.
Op1n1on~ e•Plt'"t-d '" tne \P<lce "DO•e ""~ lliO\e 01 tile Oc1 11y P1101 01ne1 ••l!W\ '" pre~~ed on tnl\ PilCJ~ drt-tho-.t• ot llleir dutnor~ •lnd ctrf1\h Reddl'I tomml'nl ·~ 1nv•I
ed AOdrl">\ Thi ::>ally Pilot P 0 Bo• 1~. C.o,ta Me~ CA nb11> Pnoni, 111 41
"" •32t
MAllBDX
Laguna's problem
To the F.ditor: Council to recognize that the
Does Laguna have a parking "Village Gate" is not a parking
f)roblem? This was but one solutfon for the downtown
' question asked by our city's buainetS district, and to get on
~~~~_Jt.reBen~~°.!!.--~ith deai~~ ~st~ies for tht
... pro~. The answ""1r\iat.y~ ~---:-l~Lag~~a·s c~~.~~
immediate, but whett? visitors, and not wute OW'. time
The consult.anta stated. that and money in just more Newport
parking by itaelf would not be a type d~elopment u propoeed by
feasible alternative for this lite our Newport consultants.
without maasive support t.d.Uties We have excellent local dalan
to justify the expenditure. In talent to aensitively develop the
effect the parking developed at Glenneyre parking site, why not
tJ)is location would beneftl only ask them.
the attendant proposed TIM HOWELL
development and perhaps the Chalnnan. Parking
nearby Festival. Transportation Committee
What the local bualnesa Laguna Beach
community need.a is for this Oty Chamber o( ~
Majority rule
To the Editor:
In answer to your "Tough
Look at the Death Penalty:"
What happened to the
~atic "Majority Rule?"
What can be a more profound
decision by the majority of
p?Ople on a jury than a 9 to 3
vote?
The people voted by majority
rule to reinstate the death
penalty in order to obtain tough
meaaUJ"e9 against crlminals. We
~ not havinl 8eCODd thought.a
about aevere punitive measures
., you sugest. Our decisions in
court are not tempered by more
innate humanity than needed for
ultimate retrlbution . Our
c1edsi<lna in court ~ quite clear
with a majority rule vote of Y to
3, not a deadlock.
We u taxpayers are just u
concerned aa our District
Attorneys in regards to high 001t
re-triala. Our Diatrict Attorneys
should not have to make thla
dedaion. The jury baa already
made the dedsion for them, the
people with a majority vote of 9
to 3.
At thia time It la quite clear
that a change In our judicial
system is in order.
Let ua eliminate the
"unanirnoua dedslons and return
to a majority rule aa it should
be "
DANNY J. DEMPSEY
Hunt.lnaton Beach
l. I. BIJd /Sharing
I
A condominium ii not just a
houalng complex. ll'a also a
ienitory ruled joinUy by two or
~ nations. When Britain and
the Un.ked Sia.tea together had
1M Oreaon Tmitory from 1818
&o 18.fe. \hat Wiii • coodominlwn.
So w• &Jnoa when Germany,
rltaln and the Unl ted Sc.ces
Ll)' oontroUed it from 1889 to
880. LUarwMe the Sudan uhder
Brf Ulh .nd rGJ>tian N1e from
1899 to t8SO.
No. l on the lilt of foods liable
to choke people la peanut butter,
aaya the Maneuver man, Dr.
Henry Heimlech.
Q . How bad la Araentlna'•
b\Oatb\1
A. U'l 183,&&7 percent in 10 yeuw. .... ..,., 8,800 .,..
tbe.rw c:oWd buy a car. At last
tepott lt wouldn't even buy a
tank of ....
U about to be marooned on a
daolate ta1and, what would you
mo.i UM to tab with YoU1 How
about a buehel ot pc>'afo& Wlih
that In • ~ you could "'°" • COi\ rnot'9.
'\WILL ~NAN ~N , H0NESr ~tN15rul10N . '~D ~. ~~ ...
Comic run-around pays off
W ASHlNGTON -Loe be
Julie, a amall-busineaa David
who haa been flghtlne the
Pentagon Goliath for nine years
over a $10 million contract. has
been given two more It.ones for
hls afing. Both the General
Accounting Office and the
National Research Council
support hia claim that the U.S.
Army haa been g:ivina him the
runaround.
I first reported in March 1981,
that Julie had been unable to get
the Army to &Ive faLr
consideration to an automatic
calibrator he had developed that
would save the taxpayen $200
million over a 10-year period.
(Efficient calibraton are crudal
to the production of fine-tuned
missiles and other weapons of
modem wart.re.) Eight monthA
later, the "60 Minutes" television
show dramatlz.ed Julie's story.
The Army was not moved -
and apparently not even
embarrueed. -by the exposures.
The brass ha~ assured Julie that
his low bid for the calibrator
contract was atilt under
consideration. But, in fact, they
stopped testing automatic
calibrators and spent $1 .5 million
on test.a of far less ve.rsat.l.le meter
calibraton.
The tests showed that meter
calibraton would cost more. not
te. -10mething Julie had been
telling the Army for yean.
"Mickey-Mousing around for
nine years." G. -J1-c1-11-1-111_1_1 -~ & I reported two years ago,
the J\rmy'a dhdain for Julie's
calibrator ii not ahared by the
Ruaalans. Rebuffed by the determined , l magi native Pentagon and struggling to keep
campaign -ualng comic booka to hia small company afloat. Julie
ridicule the Army's years of went to Moecow in 1977 at Soviet
d a w d l i n I , d e c e i t a n d invitation, and accepted a large
d.iacrimination -had caufht the order for hia calibraton. On hia
attention of GAO lnvesugaton. return to the United States, Julie
They concluded that the Army had 1econd thoughts about
had not given Julie'• invention selllng his machines to the
adequate testing. K.remU.n and decided not to fill The GAO•a findings we~ -Ule orde~. --·---------
supported by the NRC, an ann of
the preatigioua National THOUGH HlS EXPERIENCE
Academy of Sciences. which had led Julie to form the Committee
been oomml.181oned by the Army Againat Government Waste he
to do a ''fair and objective" study denies \Mt he'a involved in a
of the situation. The study cruaade. "I need the oontract to
concluded that the Anny's tests oontinue in the high-technology
had indeed been .~ted against field," he said. ''My alternatives
Julie, and thu.a the ability to are to 1ell to the Rumiana or just
generalize from the test results go into the real eaiat.e buainem."
were diminiahed." But occasionally Julie betrays
Nazis, and hia m1niona evidently
are still fiahtina World War ll.
'They retu.ed to give the National
Wildlife Federation the draft
regulation.a on water use they
had fum1ahed earlier to a lawyer
for agrlbuaineaa corporations.
'The regulations were written
to implement a new law that
would ~ prices and allocatiooa
of irrigation water from federal
dams in 17 atatea. When the
federation learned that the
agribuslneaa lawyer, Robert
~~.bad ,go1lel). .,m ""YAnCe.--J • look at the regulations, it asked
for a copy of the draft. No 808p.
'The federation filed a F'reoedom
of In.fonnatlon Act request. No
reaponae. Finally, when the
environmental group threatened
legal action, Interior decided to
make the draft regulations
public.
Foley said he doesn't see what
all the fuaa I.a about. He uaually
geta draft copies of everything he
ab Interior for, he utd, and 1r
given a chance to diacuaa the
material with officiala before lt's
made public.
The GAO recommended that symptoms of ~ %eal. u
the Army determlne what when he said: T'Ml ficht until the
percentage of their calibration rucala are driven out. It's not
workload would benefit from penonal, it's syatem.ic. It affects
Julie's automatic system, and ~ery small high-tech company."
auggeated an "Independent Fooinot.e: The genera11 should
hardware demonstration" of the have fair wamin8 that Julie is TEA BREAK: Romania's
calibrator. thinking about unleuhing hi. ahortap of hard CWTenCY has hit
'"11\e bottom line ia that there's ultimate weepon once more. He ita dUzena right in the coffee
a aubatantlal coat aavlnga and cartooniat Dick Haler are break. Lacking the currency
between our system and what planning a third oomic book. strength to import coffee, the
they've been working with," Romanians are reluctantly
Julie told my aaaoc:Ute Charles INSIDE TRACK: Interior making do with tea or ersatz
Bennant. He added with diacuat Secretary Jamee Watt baa coUee to quench their caUeine ·..1£~~~~~:::,~~~~~~t u·~~~;;e:-;:~~r::;~;,::J;.:l\::;[~:.:~~~:,;;b~ef.$~~·n~-~tlJ~IUt~~~l1J.AP!!~!P~w:i•~~Y}~;,; :~\t rt";--;~~. ,.~"b~·
1Poking into the cookie .iar
By BOB GREENE
You and I we're 90 naive. We measure how well we're dol.ng at
OW' companies on the but.a of
how much salary we get. U we
pt a good rai9e, we flgutt the
boaesllkeus.Uwegetameager
raise, we figure the hemes don't
like us.
We think that way becauae our
fathen before ua, and their
fathers before them, thought
that way. Your salary waa your
worth. Your salary waa the
indicator of what your company
thought of you.
The smart people -the real
buaine9S powers -la~ at ua
for thinking that way. They
know that, In theae time. when
the monetary system haa beoultf!
ao goofy, salary doesn't mean
much. Even lf you're making a
lot of bucka. the combination of
the recent inflation, the current
receaalon and the Internal
Revenue Service makes base
salary almost meanm,ie...
The big buaineaamen and
women don't meaaure their
aucceu on the bas1a of aalary.
They meuu.re lt on the bu1a of .. perks."
''Perk•'' la short for
.. perquialta." It ~ all the
wonderful little thtn11 that
::;corate executlvea aet In
tlon to thel:r aalartll.
SOME EXECUTIVES Ull8 the
~ "pe:rkl ... Some \189 the term
"good.I•." Some UM &ho term
··Cooldel.''
It all IDMD8 u,. lmM thlni:
IOI 111111
Your company paya for
aomething that makea your We
better. Since lt la not given to you
in salary, you don't Fi.ave to pay
taxes on lt. But it'a yours
anyway.
A.re you confuaed? Here are
eome examplea. If your bom rides
in a company-owned
chauffeured Umouaine, that la a
perk. If he aometimea ataya
downtown ln an apartment
rented by the oompeny, that I.a a
perk. U he goe. to lunch at a club
where hia membenbip is ~ by
the company, th.at la a perk. U hia
taxea are prepared by an
accounting firm retained by the
t'OIDJJUY, that la a perk.
Perb have become a staple of
the corporate world. 1bat'a why
your bones arnile at you for
worrying about your salary.
Salary? Not only do they aet
magni&ent aa1.arie8 -they ai.o
pt. foe tr., most of the thlnp
they could conceivably aperid
that ulary an.
Walton R . Winder, a New
York·bMed bualnem conl\lltant.
told Ind~ Week mquine: ·~ that u. perks do tbetr damnedl9t not to dl8c1c.e
them tn much detail -In pert to
bide them from the lharehoJden.
in part to bep them flml the
oompettUan. PWb.,.. °"-' \.-cl
aa recruiting tools. Special
benefits don't remain •peclal
very Iona if everybody's 1ot
them.''
AND JANET TWEED, a
management recruiter, explained
why executiwa are 90 OOYetow of
perks: ''Beyond a certain salary
level, executives don't want
money. They end up giving it
away in taxes."
You want to know exactly
how much of th.la I.a aolna on?
Induatry Week publlab-ed a
survey of 727 corporation•,
detalllna what percentage of
them offered certain perks to
their top offloen.
-79 percent otter executive
pbyDcal exam&.
-66 percent offer company
can -either chauffeur-driven
or resuJ,ar.
-~ percent offer luncheon
club membenbips.
-3~ percent offer compe.ny-
paid vacations.
-30 percent offer private
airpl.anea.
-27 percent otter SJ10UM!18 the
chance to travel free while the
excuUve la on the road on
company~
-20 percent otter penonal
ttnandal eotmP:z. -19 percent er m.aJa in an
executive d1n1nl roam,
-11 pertWDt otf• epartmentl
or hotel .U. Mel' the ottke.
-10 percent offer tax-
pn..,.don wvic..
-5 percent offer penonal
~~ uarnpa. tblt didn't
abow up on the 1urve1 are
per'baiw ewn men lmlr\lcUw.
One female eueutlft wbo
' uld th• bacl to do a lot of =~:t:r:!'!f::=
by ..... CClmP'!'V·
One ............. ~ •ho"" z d to•• >eo., an bOun freilB Ml a-.
I" 11111 ;• trw II 2 .. •
ind ,,_Wied fNr/ ~·
ON11 ODllPANY _.. tit a..t
• ah-. --.. I t rt .. ,. ......... ~, ,,, ..... ,
···:e~--r.~·"·
becau.e they are a little hard to
justify.'')
Perhapa the most coveted perk
In executive suites the9e da.ya la
called the "golden parachute."
Thia means that if the company
la taken over by another
corporation, the executive wtU
oontlnue to receive his full aalar1
foe the next two-1'>-eight yeani,
even if he la fired by th.e new
management.
At the highest levels of
corporate America, the rerk
system twa become a way o life.
JCverybody'a happy . The
company doe.n't care lf it has to
pay "tor the9e ~ -lf It didn't
provide them in the form of
perks, it would probably have to
couah up even more ln raw
aalary to enable the executive to
buy them on hia own. The
executive I.a thrilled -on top of
hi• handaome salary, he gets
many of the t.hinaw that most
~ple spend their aalarlea to
i;,en the Securities and
Exchan,e Commlulon cuta a ~~eye an the proceedlnp. A com.pe.n.y must da.c&c:.
the annual aalaries and bon.'-
of ltt five moat htahll paid
executivee. But perb o up to
$10;000 in value can be
completely eliminated from the
T. wonder you.r company's
cbJaf exerutiw ottlces' eeecm to
bave a •U&btly paironlsin1
aUltude on the ~ you eod Y"Alr
co11equea a.re beat over your
P.OCk•t calculatora. tryln1 to a,un out the penimtaet of llUI ,...,.,. .......
1 fleel ., ~ ebout ill Of t.bk. l'or ,_,.., Ne beeiD ,.,.,.. tor
mJ own Umoua&ne~ ltoi io mentSOn the batlftc lod,. ln '°" rd
.....
llllJPlllt
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1983
ANN LANDERS
COMICS
ENTERTAINMENT
Audrey Tengan has a little accident, but all is
okay. She gets assistance from her teacher,
Debie Grahn, while Valerie Sover looks on.
,,,. ·--~.Dally~~~~ ... ---~ ... -&. ~
Top twirlers
Future majorettes work
at FV, recreation center
Some of California's top three teams are coached by Debi
youns twirlers work out with Grahn of Fountain Valley, who
their batons each week at the ia no slouch with a baton henelf.
Fountain Valley Recreation Grahn wu a twirler for Edi.on
Center. High School In Huntington
The dty'• three baton teama Beach and later twirled
recently won five first place profellionally for the Rama.
honon in the Drwn Majol'ettes of Me m be ra o f t he th re e
America California State Fountain Valley baton teams are
Twirling Championships, selected through tryouta. Meet
conduQed in Villa Park. of the team members have taken
In addition, two individual twirling clal8es through the city
twirler came home with top rec reation departmeot .
.__,,a.........f'llllAlrxlil.-Fnr ·lM-~Year a (Rep~~ for the next beton • 'l).._.:;"'l'ft1'lC~'l' • :A~;Nr!1 1 19t}llJl(..r ... ~---1 ,fJ,'-l
Wemtminster w~. e Califqrnla The Fountain Valley baton
State Boys Twirling title. ~ teams won national honors In Robyn Applegate of Fountain l980 and are now raising money
Valley was name~ the n~w to compete in a national
C.alifomia State Basic Strutb.ng competition aaain in 1984.
Champion. ' --· In recognition, Fountain The baton tea.ma perform in
Valley Mayor Marvin Adler area parades, also. 'rhey will
presented the captains of the take part June 4 in the annual.
' three city twirling teams with Fish Fry Parade in Co.ta Mesa.
oerttficatee of recognition. F.ach summer they perform at
The three teams are the Sea World in San Diego, and
Sun1hlne, ages 7 to 10; the recently they took part In half-
Splnnerl. ages 10 to 14; and the time festivities for a Loi Angeles
Swweekers, a~es 12 to 16. All Lakerl game at the Forum.
Scott Picquelle, a
national title
holder on the
pommel hone,
oaches two girls'
gymnastics
teamt. He is
shown at the
right with one
team and going
hrough a routine
below.
83
84
86
James Brolin stars as Ward ~
McNally, s disillusioned D
teacher from the North, . ~
returning to his boyhood 0 -
roots in tonight's movie. BB. ...
Heather Ure, 14, twirls
into a routine. She is a
member of the
Spinners Team.
Niki Parrish practices with her baton.
Cheryl Jones with her mom, Carol.
Super gymnast
He teaches sport to girls
fl, ~~,~ .. ~~RD
When Scott Picquelle returned
home from Farminiton. N. Y. after
compeUna In a national collegiate
meet, he brought with him first place
honors ln the pommel horse division
and set a national high 1COre record of
9.5.5.
Winning award1 in gymnastic
competition is nothing new for the
21-year-old Huntington Beach native.
Aa a 1tudent at Huntington Beach
Hlab School he was voted mo1t
valuable aymnaat In 1978. He
tranaferred to Fountain Valley High
teams. One team ii the Sunshine Girl.
which ia made up of five and alX-
year-olds while the other group ~
called the Rainbow Glrla who ar;
aged seven to 11 . ·'.
''Our Al.A teams put on exhtbtUol*
as a community service for loc.4
organizations, high ICbooll, coll~
and some In foretan countrlea, ~
Picquelle said. "I hope' to make ~
men's AlA world competition i.e...
when I graduate bun oollep. I bav*
been perfecting performal'x. In all
six events necea1&ry fof worl4
competition." These include. thf .;
'Our AIA team1 put on exhibitions as a
community 1ervice for I organizations, hqh
echools, colleges and eome in foreign eoantrlee.• " '
School after Huntln1ton 'Beach
dropped It. omnutic prosram. Apln
he wu votea most valuable l)'mnMt
ln 1980.
Carl'1 Jr. ~WW\U al8o eelecUld
bbn Athlet. of U.. Week and Sn lMU be qualified for the -California
lritnlnural r.dention flnala and won
wlth • record "'Uni 9.2.5. M a ........ t at 1~ Beech City Coll•, ~U. bM won wv.ral •:doM aDCl ... MrDld to Uw Na I Junior Collep Athletic
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pickups and vans Pipes. hangers and
clamps extra. if needed.
AJr conditioning
chaClt and charge.
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Orange Coa1t DAILY Ptl.OT IThurlday, Aprtl 28, 1883
Vows repeated
Miller-Galt
Gretchen Mllle r
Richard Miller o f
Newport Beach and hla
bride, the former
Gretchen Galt, will
reside In lrvlne foUowlna
a weddln1 trip to
Mexico. They were
married April 23 In St.
Charlee Catholic Church,
North Hollywood.
The bri d e 11 the
d.au,hter of Patricia and
Kirby Galt of Burbank.
Her husband la the aon
of Robert Miller of
Laguna Beach and
Harriette Bolliger of
Santa Ana.
The newlywed•
c urrently hold the
Lipton Mixed Doubles
National Championship.
The bride is a tennis
promotions director, and
her husband is a leasing
manager f o r Kroh
Brothers Development
Co.
! ~ _M_N_u_N_Dl_RS_
DEAR ANN LANDERS: In a recent column
you had a letter from a Tulsa secretary whoee bolls
decided the conventional salutations on business
l.ett.era were old-fashioned. It reminded me of an
article I cllpped In July 1966, by Jane Goodsell.
Perhaps you wou ld like to share it with your
readers. -DEVOTED FAN IN BELL VILLE
DEAR DEVOTED: Tbat piece la aa Jood today
at It waa 1? yean a10. Thanks for llallglDI onto It.
Here'• a condensed venlon:
Letter wrtt1D1 11 still belnl conducted b.Y na.les
of etlqaette tbt mast bave been eatabUsbed by tbe
Pentau. Or maybe It dates back to tbe Ace of
QaJ.valry, wben people were vel')' polite to eacb o~er -no matter bow tbey felt. Actually, l don't >-...._._.,.,.,t,..W~dao~ ........ W.ita'1.~
1 lug overdae for revision. Tlaey bear no relevance
l datever to modern life, and therefore I propose
tM following cluua1ea.
"]Har" aboald be eliminated wbea It 11 totally
o.t of barmony wttb tbe content• of die letter. For
epmple, it ma.Ilea no sense to write, "Dear Mr.
Folluabff: U yoa don't keep "8t terrible do1 of
yous oat of my yard and away from my rose
b•1ltea, I am 101Dg to call tbe police." A more fltthla aalatadon would l>e, "l'Qow see bere, Mr.
Vollu1bff, yoa wretcb."
Don't you feel 11lly addreulDI yoar
consreaamu u .. Dear" and declaring yoanelf to
be vel')' &na.ly "bit" or "ben''? Sacb sentiments
mJp& l>e appropriate OD a valentine, but Hrely not
ID a letter denouclng tile recipient as a acoandrel
ud a Dlncompoop.
Wben yoa alt down to wrtte a letter to a book
clab, declarln& tbat tblt 11 tbe tklrd time yo• It.ave
Informed tbem of yoar wlab to dlscontlnae
membenblp, that yo. uve no bateatloD of payta1
tbe bllh tbey keep aendlDa for boob yoo cl1d not l order and tbat yn Intend to Initiate legal
proceed.ID11 U they do aot ceaae ud destlt. h it
beflttln1 to addre11 tbem as "Gentlemen"?
Wo1lldn't "Yoa ldlots" be more aa.ltable?
llMA IOMllCI
AT WIT'S ENO
Remember when mothen UIOd to
make eXC'WlllS for IOlna to work? Well,
now they're maktn1 apolo1le1 for
1taym, at home.
It wu bound to happen. lt'a called
Guilt &ick.l.uh.
The principle II timple. Anythlnl
you enjoy Is worth feelln1 1ullty
about. 9.aCk ln the early '70. when
getttna a job outalde the home wu
fun and different, 1utlt was at a
premium. You could buy your aoul
back for an an1ora sweater, three
meal.I out, a rat. ln the allowance, a
trip to Dlaneyland, or the uae of your
car for the weekend.
But when the envy ahlfted to the
woman who atays at home, geta to
watch all the soaps t he wants to,
drink.a coffee whenever ahe feels like
it, and has time to shop and take nape,
the attitude changed. What lives her
the right to alt at home working one
pb when other mothers a.re working
two?
I overheard two children talking
the other day and their comments
were interesting.
One child said, "I heard your
mother uh her Job and is stAylnR at
··--·· _.. ~ ~ .. --:19 ~""""~3'..&
home now. Dc>el 1he have tor•
"No," said the other child. "8ht
Hid 1he Ju•t didn't feel fulfllled
anymore mak1nC coffee for the whoi.
office and ftllfll l.naurance clalml. She
WU bored."
"Boy, t hope that doe1n't 1tart
aomethiJ'\8," aa.ld hJa friend. "Supix-e
all the otner mothen started atayina
home. What do you think woula
haf..pen to us?"
'Yea, w hat kind of a mother 11
alwaya home when her ktda p t home
from sch ool ... ",;!lln1 abou t c~ut of your clothea and
comp ou're lndoon too much watch.lni and why don't you IO
and and play and aet .orne fresh air?"
"My brot her told me he can
remembe r w h e n nearly all the
mothers In the world stayed at home.
He never had to carry a door key. She
wu alwaya there."
"Gosh, does that mean you won't be
able to make confetti In the blender
anymore or climb on the roof to
change lthe antenna or teue the dog?"
Hi.a friend nodded. "I Uked It better
when mothers didn't know who they
were."
,.. ~ 'J!kJL.'-.bu>-~.'!.,U.,~. ~r>!~ .A _le~tter ,., . ..,,..,..., ...... .._,J~··~~_._ ~-~ .. ~, ,.,; denied becaaae yoa are a bopele11 ere IC rts ,
llD't it 1lteer bypocrlcy to alp sacb a letter
"Cordlallv''? A better c bolc e woa Id be
"Ratbleasly. r,
In case my sa1geatloas strike yoa as too
bllarre, yoa ml1bt prefer to model you
coneapoadence on a letter I came across tile odler
nl1bt wltlle browsing tltroagb a book of great
letten. It wu wrtttea by Benjamin Fraaklln to
Wllllam Stralaan, an old friend and a member of tlte
British Boaae of Commons. It accompllllaed Ile
.eem.bagly lmposalble task of expre11lng fwy wttll
piace aDcl 1tyle:
"Mr. Straban: Yoa are a m e mber of
Parliament ud of mat majority wbiclt us doomed
my coatry to deatncdoa. Yoa laave beflUl to barn
ov towu and m•rder oar people. Look apon yoar
l&Uld1! ftey are stained with tile blood of yoar
relations! Yoa and I were Iona frlend1. You are now
my enemy, ud I am, 8 . Franklln."
Discover how to be date hair without falling
hook , line a nd sinker. Ann Landers' booklet,
"Dating Do's and Don'ts." will help yoo be more
pol/led and •ure of yourself on dates. Send 50 centa
along with a Jong, stamped, aelf-ad~ envelope
with your request to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Ch.ica60. m. 60611.
.,,,,,,,
By PHIL INTEALANOI of Laguna.Beach
8.99 Reg. 11 .99 ........ ,......., .......
..... rr.m.1nc;::corbrown .,.,,,
12Y.JCO%~" ~d .... brdlg.
nan-ml!' feet pada. 25 .. high. EMy
~. MOOllT81 .
24.99 Reg, 29.99
Hhtlwoodlllillel9 ~by 9/fY 114"or3/9"cH .._...,.llble tool
rfft. ~ b9e T1m1wood up
to 16'' long.~ wood umg
tool. Diii not tnclJded. Mot'9I TWL· 1
Save •a on Hirsh
a-shelf heavy-duty
steel shelvlng.
j§.99
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Save '20 on Hirsh
folding saw table
with rip fence . ;;! miter gauge.
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Reg. 59.99
tll'ltl IDldll'9 -.... Na miter geuge. f1) fenc.. lwge 20x27x%"
ftbert>olrd WOt!{ ~. tie.Yy-Glty
elec1ric 1wttcn box. Fla moet c»-c:Ulr
l8WI up toe v. ··. routilr'l encs 111n
l8WI Salety blr 8CtOM Iron! edge
lmlTledlltely ~ pow9I' ott
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by Virgil Partch (VIP)
Y·l.1 io
"We should only talk to strangers if we
know them. Right, Mom my?"
"I don't belitte I've ever seen a one·hort1pow1r
outboard motor before."
".\R" \Dl'IKt: by Brad Anderson
"Run away from home! Join the foreign
legion! I just got this place SPOTLESS!"
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IN MUSIC
GOllN ON lllDGI
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
ror lhta .. rrort lru1n thei re
rl'nl Worhl Olympiad in H1ar
rlt,, t'ranrt•. 1'hr rtporll'r
waa our good frh•ntl. JuM•' l.1•
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South'• 'lr11nict Opt'nirll(
huJ Will' nol th1• rraull of look
tnic too dt•t•ply 1ntn a iclu, of
llol' h••lort• "ti 1n1t ti own Ill
play. l<ath .. r. II II typ1rt1I
Mixed Pain 'lralt'IC)' lht·
malt· hall or t hr piur llkl'1> tu
oven 00(' no trump. bolh to
makt• 11 easu•r for h" rartnt•r
to respond and. pt"rhaps. w
that he un g1•1 to play lht>
hand
S1nr1• th1' v.J\ a pair' tour
num1•nt, ovrr trirk~ "'"'"
1·r1t11·al llumrny\ tt•n ol t•luth
v.un th1· r;r,1 lm•k and ll
ht•Jrt tu l ht• kinic hrld Wh1•n
t h1· d1amonrl JMk drop1wd
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11 ~tftM
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GIRi... WITH A
$MURF LUNC.HBOX ./
rtnror and ran thr lt'n or
d11mund1. lie ronl1nul'd w1lh
lht• nlnt, rov•red by th1•
4uten ond lakt•n liy lhr 11rr
We.t. mt•anwh1lr. dh1l·11rd1•d
two dub'
I ll•rlarrr rl'lurntd to dum
my with 1 diamond to ra'h
dummy·, Kood rlubs. 'lufflnl(
tht• king 11nd 11urrn or ~padt'~
from hn nd 111 East dise11rdrd
ht' n·rrn11ninic •pndt•. Ill' th1•11
lt·d lh1• Jilrk ol ~111tdl'~ tu t hi•
at't'. hr1ng1n1e ahout t ht' JIOHt
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h.id only h<'arl• lt•lt, to tn an
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la~t I hrrf t r1rk1. ht rtlurn•d
a lo~ hurl Hut "'Ans•I
Gt1br1r l" had a rlrv1•r rountrr
hr playt>d a low hurl.
Wt•Al wu forced lo win lhe
lrtl'k with lhf' len or htartl
and )Urrendrr thP l11t two
tmks lo dummy'• apadta!
Ho• do ytu rhoote tlM
but opea!q lud? Clw'le1
Gorn ha1 the aa••er. For a
copy of "Wlnnloa Opeolq
tr1d1," ind 11.85 to
"'Goru·lud1," ran of tld1
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Sor•ood. N.J 07648. Make
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548-8684
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member
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'
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In crisp fabrlca,
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Oranoe Coat DAILY PfLOT/Thurtdey, Aptff 21, 1913 ..
MOVING
SALE!
We 're moving
to a
new location
in
Westcliff Plaza
% Price
on
Selected
Sale Merchandise
Levi's jeans, girts sweaters. blouses, dresses ,
Carters 2-piece foo.ted pajamas, infants training
pants, t·shirts.
llU/t4P7Y DUMPTY -CHILH&l'S WIAI
I 0511"-· Wfftclff Plaa
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Love is • • •
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one .a. fits al
.. Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/Thurtday, April 21, 1H3
I World War II drama, fantasy to open Friday
.,.
By TOM TITVS or .. _.,,.....,..
A World War ll drama
and • children'• fantuy are the dlveno off•rinal
open!~ on local •\al" tl\.11 w.ekend.
"c.omrnand Declalon,"
lhe •tale veralon of lhe
Clark Gable movie,
open1 Friday for
Showcue Product.lona ln
Wettminater under the
dtrectlon of Alex Koba.
Meanwhile, the junior
dtvtalon of the Coata
Meaa Civic Playhouae
wlll be opening "The
Patchwork Glrl of Os"
with an all-youn11ter
catt.
Brin Lomond head•
the caat of "Command
Deol1lon" ln the Gable
role with MlchMl Miller,
Gerry Flynn, Michael
Nan, Monil ROllenfeld,
Jimmy Hart. Don
Rhoadea, Frankie Lee,
Warren Weit. Jack
Radoata, David We1t,
Chuck Caaey, Jamea
Bunon and Jeff McCune
rounding out the
company.
Performances will be
aiven Friday• and
Saturday• at 8:30 and
Sunday• at 2 p .m .
throu1n May l & at
th• We1tmln1ter
Auditorium, 7&71
Weatmlnater Avo .
Re1ervatlon1 are
available at H4-6786.
Co1ta Me1a'1
"Patchwork Girl" 11
Jenny Weat, while Curt
Cornellu1 and Sandee
Ball have other major
rolea. Complettn1 the
company are Tim Tttua,
Dara Aicklen, Ll1a de
Simone, Erik Lyberg,
Jamie Hume , Beth
McJl'aul Huah Manhall,
Joen Mero, Windy and
Autumn 8c>Nn10n, c.olby
Kelly, Anna McMurphy,
Briana Wint.er, Tammy
Am•, Felicia Edelman,
William W11tfall and
Tr9Cy Buhaw.
Tape cassette sales up
Perforrnancet will be
1lven Friday at 8 p.m.
and Saturday and
Sunday at 4 p.m. ln the
playhouae, at the
Arlln1ton Street
entrance to the Orange
County Fairgrounda,
Becaute of hqvy ticket
demand, two addlUonal
performance• will be
11ven May 8 at 8 p.m.
and May 7 at 4 p .m. Call
754 -&159 for ticket
LOS ANGELFS (AP)
-Tape cuaette sales are
leading the mu1ic
recording induatry out of
a four-year slump that
saw revenue• and
shipments decline, an
industry official sa~.
"At the end of 1982,
manufacturers were
shipping as many
caaaettes as albums, and
it's feasible that by the
end of 1984 cassettes
may be outselling
albums," said Steven
Traiman, vice president
and execuUve director of
the Recording lnduatry
Aaaociation of America.
the Industry's future.
"While 1982 wu not
the best kind of year.
looking ahe.d there are
encouraging aigns. And
based on reports from
retailers and dJatribut.ora,
we aee an upturn for the
industry in the 2 percent
to 10 percent range for
1984," he said.
Figures releaaed by
the industry group show
that buaineea was off by
9 percent in 1982. But
first-quarter 1983 repon.t
from major recording
companies ahow profits . . ain
lnfonnaUon.
units, the recording CompleUng thelr four-
association's figures week engagemenu this
show. weekend are "Born
CBS Recorda Group. YeatA!rday" at the Irvine
which diatributes records Community Theater and
under labels auch as "Bus Stop" at the
Columbia and Eplc, Mission Viejo Playhouae.
reported a 101 percent Kitty Karp, Alan
first-quarter pro flt Schnelder and David
increase of $39.4 milllon, Billman head the cast of
compared with $19.6 "Born Yesterday."
million In the same which closes with
quarter last year. perfonnances Friday and
CBS labels are the Saturday at 8 p.m. in the
current envy of the Turtle Rock Community
lnduatiy. The company Park au d Ito r I um ,
d.l.strlbutes labels 1uch aa Sunnyhlll Road off
Colwnbla records, which Turtle Rock Drive In
preaently has three of Irvine. Information
Billboard magazine's Top 857-~96.
Ten LPa. and Epic Dave David and
recorda, which releued Barbara Hollis atar in
the current No. 1 album "Bua Stop" at the Forum
"Thriller" and No. l Theater on the Festival
. .
Mondaya throu1h Ma.>:
U with "lnvelld '
playln1 Tue1d1y1
throuah Saturd.a)'t at 8.
Sunday• at 7:30 and
weekend matlneta at
2:30. "Freddy" 11 on
NI• Tueeday. throuah
Saturday• at 8 :30,
Sunday~ at 8 and
weekend afternoon. at 3.
-"Ll'l Abner" at
SebuUan'a Weat Dinner
Playhouae, 140 Ave.
Pico, San Clemente
(492-9900). Perfor-
mance• are given
nightly eXL'ept Mondays
at varytna CW1aln tl.met
throuRh ~y 15.
-111 Do, I Do" at the
Harlequin Dinner
Playhouse, 3503 S .
Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana
(979-5511). Curtain Umes
vary nightly except
Mondays through June
19.
-"Stop the World, 1
Want t.o Get Off" at the
Newport Theater Arts
CentA!r, 2501 Cliff Drive,
Newp o rt Bea ch
(642-8119). Perfor-
mances are given
Thursdays through
Saturdays at 8 p.m. until
May 7.
-"Tribute" at the
Huntington Beach
Playhouse, Main Street
at Yorktown Avenue in
the Seacliff Village
shopping ce nter
(847-4465). Curtain Ume
is 8:30 Fridays and
Saturdays through May
21.
Featured in Showcase Productions' "Command
Decision" are (standing) Frankie Lee and Jack
Radosta and (kneeling) Mike Narz and David
West.
Sales of the tapes
increased from 28
percent of the album
market In 1981 to 42
percent In 1982,
according to the
8S80dation.
~a~s e.ncouraging
news for the troubled
industry, which haa aeen
net revenues drop from a
high of $4.1 billion in
1978 to $3.59 billion last
year. During that time,
net shipments fell from
726 million records and
tapes to 575.6 million
~."~th." ofArtagrounda,650--------------------~~~~;;~;~~~~~~~~~~~
Warner Communlca-Laguna Canyon Road,
tions Inc. reported a L a g u n a Be a c h .
slight decreue In sales Reservation.a 770-0381. Traiman expressed
optimism Tueaday about and a small increase in Also on stage and
;::::==================~ prof i ta for the firs\ conUnulng Mre: qLJJ1rt .. r.._of 1983 Lor. itL-.--':.I'U-11'1'~. . we·re-pvti\1 you • sicond chance to see • ftbn
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become a
believer in
claaslfted-if
you aren't
already-
when you
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for tha.e
ltema you
have for
iille.
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simple as
calllng to
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Don't you
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something
· you·d like to
sell? Give us
a call today.
Warner, Electra and lnvalld'' on the main
Atlantic labela. stage and "Goodbye
Two other major Freddy" on the S'econd
companlea. Polygram Stage of South Coa1t
record a ' and RCA Repertory, 655 Town
Records, reported Center Drive. Co1ta
increased first-quarter Mesa (957 -4033). Both
sales. r u n n I g h t l y e x c e p t
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walleta and aldnny ahapea may
fil tocether like caviar and diet c:rackera, aooord.lna to a Stanford
Untverslty atudy ahowlna that
the htaher a farnlly'a lncome, the
more likely it la an alreedy thin
dauahter will want to loae
weiaht.
N'"ormal 1rowth ~kea mo1t
t.een.qe lf.rla unhappy wtth the
body fat that typically
accompaniet eexual maturation,
the reeearch ahowa.
But thin 1lrla from hlgher-
lncome families are more apt to
want to drop weJ&ht than thelr
low-income counterparts.
lonaer •rve u a mark of 11.lte
atatua.
But analy&in8 data on more
than 8,123 pl.I aaed 12 to 17,
Dornbusch and alx Stanford
oolleagu• found that the thinner
the atrl, the more her llOdal CW.
lnffuenced her dealre for
th.innela.
Amof\8 higher lnoome familJe.,
one In nine idrla who meuured
amona the 1hlnneat of those
sampled wanted to be lllll
thinner.
The aame wu true for only
one 1n 40 comparably akinny girls
from low-lncome famille1.
Furthermore. dlatati•faction Medi.um overwei·ght with fat increaaea with social
c:lul or family income.
The findings were releued last • • k £ d l h week by Stanfonl Univenity and raises rJS 0 ea announced by Profesaor Sanfonl
M. Dornbusch at the Society for C ff I C A G 0 ( A P ) -
Raearch 1n Child Development Moderately overweight adulta
meeting ln Detroit. face a algnificantly higher rlak of
The fdeal of the thin female -dying than do people of nonnal
once deecribed as the mark of a weight. .:icordJ..na to a study ln
elite 1tatus -seems to have the current Journal of the
survived despite predictions American Medical A.9odatlon.
otherwiae, aald DombUICh. ''Th.la findLng it contrary to the
In 1899 sociologist Thorstein widely held view that moderate
Veblen's book, "'the Theory of overweight carries no increaaed
the Leisure Class," deecribed the risk." doctora reported.
preferred body shape for wives Researchers alto found that
of the wealthy and said that leanness 1n cigarette amokera la a
"con1p1cuous lei1ure" would "marker" for a dire outlook.; the
require an ideal woman to have most common cause of death for
"delicate and diminutive hands thoee men was cancer, and that
and feet and a llender waist." f e w died of cardiovascular
Veblen thought the thin Ideal dlaeaae.
w o u 1 d d l m i n I • h w h e n The flndings stem from data
lnduatrialization made leisure so on mo.-e than 2,000 men in the
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Lewrence Peul McCr11nor. Newport, 1404, Newport Beech.
3148 l<lll9rney LMM. Coeta Miu. CA. 92880
CA. t2e2t Natllanlel Ir• L.ewll, 4210 Pn
Timothy John 0111. 15522 Newpof1 •404, Newpof1 BMch. CA.
Woodruff A¥e .• #17, Wllower, CA. 112MO
80708 Thia bu"'-.. conduCted by a n. ~ le conducteCI by • genw8I pertnenNp.
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L-.-P. MoQ.-IOf Thlt Ital-I -lllld with llMI
Thia ~I -Ned wttll the County Clertl of Orenge County on County a.rt ol Orenge County on ~ 11, 1983
Aptll 18. 11183. F2UeU 1'11.-Publlthed Orange COHI Dally
Publlahed Orange CoHt Dally Piiot. Ac><ll 14. 21. 28. MllY 5, 111t:J.
Piiot, Aptl 21. 28, Mey 5, 12. 1NS. 17~
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The Wel19r'ft eo...nr. Inc., a 0-91 L~. 2833 Cal.llPI
Flof1da corporation. 1801 ·w__.. St~ Hewpor1 e..d\, CA. 92MO
Oflve, Suite 222. NMipott 8Mcitl, Thtl bulir-. II conducted by I
Calllomla 92MO o--111 p11rtne11n1p.
Thie ~ le oonouctad by a o.orge Leaper
~atlOli. Thia llalement -ftlld wftfl lhl The Weatern Co .. Inc. County C1ertt of Orange County on
TllofNI L Aly. Jr., Aflr1I f 1. 1M3 E. v. p. l'l'tame
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County a.ti of Or'lngl County on l'tlot. Aprte 1~ 21.-~ ~ 5, 198S.
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203 PtOltiOO*'Y Or. we.t, ~ an lndMduel.
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Stuart C. Thomae. 4901 Thie~ le oonduC:tld by an Rllnc:t!Orove, lrvtne. CA. 92714 lndMduel...t_ _ .
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Thie Ital-' -lllld with 1111 April 11, 11183. ~Clerk of Orange County on ~
Merell 18. 1983. PublleMd Ofange CoUI Dally
'21:nn Pllo1. ""' "· 21. 21. Mey 5. 1N3 Publl1hed Orange Cout Dally 182~
Piiot. Aprll 14, 21, 28, MllY 5. 1N3. -..--17&9-.e3 ~ r.11"4
over a 26-year period begmning
In 1949.
They suppo rt the id ea of
"desirable weight," as defined by
the Metrorlitan Life Insurance ~-1n 195 , the doctors said.
Under Me tropolitan Life
guidelJnes, a 5-foot-10-inch man
hu an Ideal weight of 1 :52
pounds and would be 20 percent
overweight at 182 po unds; a
6-foot man has an ideal weight of
161 pounds and w ould be 20
percent ove rweight at 193
pounda.
"Even those men who were
near the average weight about 20
percent above 'desirable weight'
showed-appreciably elevated
mortality'" the doctors sald.
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teriee stars Tim Matheson and Catherine Hicks
tonight at I 0:00 on KNXT ( 2 ) .
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CHAtlll LISTINGS
'--executive p ucer Eric INBCNEWS (aJ_,...., .., .. ""' ...,.and with style, like a Bercovici, who brought HAPPY DAYS AGAIN •• "Thi Sword And The So<C«•" • *'It "TIMI Pllasufl Seekeu" e KNXT CCBSl
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this film takes o n I creates a warm mood Cl)""'"u llCl)SMON&SMON te:i :::W-RNAMCE 8 usc tABCI
derisive, metaphorical th r 0 ugh stark ==~=AHY I I=~ ***'It "l" (lllHI y-Montand, D KFMB cces1
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When Ward McNally EHTIRTAINMEHTTOHIOHT ••u'""" -11:66-e K nv llnd 1
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isn't out. McNally is a ranch lil~. One thing, in
diaillusioned teacher common lS that they re
fr 0 m the N 0 rt h . both deteste? b~ the
returning to his boyhood locals. Da1\80n s rrustake
roots. But the t.ownfolk was borrowing funds
tau n t h i m w I th from t~e general store,
"cowboy," saying that for which he was shot in
Brevis Is neither his the .leg by the crooked
home, nor his lifestyle. shenfl.
But McNally won't
back down. H e sets out
to resurrect his dreams
by rebuilding his
childhood ranch, and
thus becomes the
prototypical Western
outsider -s toic,
independent and fiercely
determined.
In the end of this
. Clearly defined moralJty
tale, McNally is wearing
the detergent-clean
white hat. He embodies
the glamorized cowboy
of another era -and
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fight from wrong. and stands up for hill beliefs.
The hostility from the
Rf n's banker (Georfe
Cenzo), s h er! f
ichael Pataki), and
lack-market merchant
(RandyQuaid)iabecauae
'(hey're in a get-rkh-~~ic k sch eme with
Jttc Nally's land. As
quickly as McNally
.tebuild.s the ranch. evil
forces tear it down.
McNally haa ju.at two
allies at the Alamo: a
male compadre (every
cowboy needs a sidekick)
and a sympathetic
woman (even cowboys
pt lonely).
Ted Danson o f
"Cheers" leaves his
~oaton bar t o play
~roJln's Gabby Hayes.
Weems and McNally
have an amusing and
mutually needy "Odd
Couple" r elationship.
McNally is an Idealist
and an environmental.Lst.
and the more earthy
Weems has similar
pioneer spirit and values,
"I'd nde it out with him
'til the buuarta," says
Weems
W eems teases him
about saddle sore1J,
McNaJly says: "l liked
you a lot when I tint met
you. You didn't talk .,
much then ." Real . ~· +._
t emse ves on
conserving words.
When Weems is kicked
out of the store he once
pilfered, McNally asks lf
any other ahopa are off-
lt mi ts. Weams retorts
that he's never met a
man with more aboppi.ng
liata than McNally.
Danson ia delightful,
stealing the movie in \his
subordinate role. Hia
wry smile -rerniniacent
of the way James
GMner played Maverick
-can speak volumes,
and the man knows bow
to wear a cowboy hat..
Annie Potts plays
McNally'a love interest. a
hash-slinger named D.G .
She's lhe cliched heart.-
of-gold, atand-by-your-
man woman, but she
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JArea preps dominate South cage team
ROGER CARLSON .. Deltr ..........
Balance Is the key for South All-Star
e\ball coach Larry Sunderman of
~ ......... High. who'll be trying to put
e South back ln the winning ledger
18 at Orange Coast Collel{e.
I Sundennan, the 1983 Orange County
Cloe.ch of the 'vear after guiding his
1'a1le. to the CIF 3-A semifinals, has
picked a doz.en standouts from the
them portion of Orange County and
lncludes five Sunaet Leque producta,
f from the Sea View, a pair of South
'
t League blue chips and one from
Century League.
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Among the list are All-CIF choices
Mike Heu of Corona del Mar, Scott
Filipek of Marina, Dan Mulder of
Caphtrano Valley and Gavin
Warlaumont of Eatancla.
Ten echoola are represented on the
12-man roster with Doug Pinckney
joining Warlaumont from Estancia and
liuntington Beach represented by 6-6
Mike Mills and 6-0 guard Billy
Thompson.
Other Sunset League standouts
include Fountain Valley's Rob Whitehair
and Ocean View's Byron Ball.
Newport Harbor's Joe Seager is the
fourth Sea View League choice, whUe
§outlt women f!hosen. C3
San Clemente's Mike Hurlbut joins
Mulder from the South Coast circuit.
Foothill Hlgh's Rich Dutrwc rounds out
the South squad.
"We'll probably keep with the trend
of all-star games and try to really get up
and down the court," says Sunderman.
"We'll try to play a full <.-ourt pressing
defenae most of the tune We have some
pretty good guards and we'll try to take
advantage of that.
''My biggest concem as playmg lime
for all 12 guys involved. If they all show
up and work their taill off ln practice,
you owe them eomethlng, and I think
that means more than five minutes on
the floor."
Sunderman'• South team will begin
practice June 1 with nine mandatory
practices (10 iB the maximum) and he
says hls squad wlU acrlmmage Orange
Coast College, Golden West College and
Sadd1eback College in an effort to get as
much ltve pracuce aa pouible.
His major concern on the floor 18 the
boards.
"Rebounding is something we'll have
t o spend some lime on," says
Sunderman. "You can't run a fast break
unlela you have the b&lL
"In an all-1tar pine reboundin& and
defeMe uaually auffen. Meet juat want
to play the 0 and not th e D.
COMequently a lot of easy bucketa are
1COred ln all-1tar games.
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Alefl OuttlNC, P:oolhlll M 17 0
Biiiy Thon\c>eOn, Hin 8Mctl M 13.0
Q9111n Werleumon«, &lencie 8-1 11 1
Doug Plndtney, &tenci. a-2 14 e
Rob WN19Mlr, P:tn V~ M 14 0 Mtt<e Miiie, HUnllnglon 8-:tl M 13 3
Oen Mulder, c..,o v~ &-5 12 e
Miiie Hurlllu1, Ston Clemente 8_. 19.5
Byron Biii, OcMn view e-e 17.3 Joe ~, Newport H111t>or e-e 11 3
}\ngels slam Tigers into submission
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Rv JOHN SEV ANO c:y .. 0..., Not lblff
, When John McNamara took over aa
rhanager of the Angela laat winter, he
knew he was inheriting a team with a
reputation for acorlng runs -and plenty
qt 'em.
It wasn't until last night. however,
ttiat McNamara was able to see first
d the kind of devastation his hitters
create.
The Angela, in beating the Tigers of
Uetroit aenseless, 13-3, pounded out 16
hit.a. lncluding four home runs, two of
which were grand slams.
They did all thia, too, against a pitcher
(Milt Wilcox) who was coming off
&ck-to-back shutouts.
El Toro
still atop
Sea View
El Toro High is still the rabbit
in the hot Sea View League
ba.leball chase with Irvine and
Saddleback ib nearest pursuen.
Here's how it went yesterday:
Irvine~ 8-2
With Rodney Poissant being
re1ted for tomorrow'• duel at
Newport Harbor, the Vaqueroe
got a complete game five-hitter
from sophomore right-hander
"Two swinga of the bat gave us eight
runs," said McNamara of Fred Lynn's
and Daryl Sconiers' grand slams.
(Doug) DeClnces gave us nine, and
(Bob) Boone's gave us 11.
"That's pretty good production, four
swings and 11 runs."
The recipient of all this offense was
left-hander Geoff Zahn (3-1), who was
helped in the closing stages by Mike
Witt.
Wilcox (2-2), on the other hand, who
entered the game with a 1.82 earned run
average, was tattooed for six runs on
nine hlta (including Lynn's grand slam)
in three-plus innlnp of work.
"This can be a very awesome team
when everyone hits," stated Lynn.
"When we're hitting, at just makes it that
much tougher on an opposing pitcher.
It's nice to have all that pressure on one
guy."
Lynn's homer came in the third inrung
after Juan Beniquez had doubled,
Sconiers had singled and DeCinces had
reached first on a fielder's choice. It also
came aft.er Wilcox had made Lynn look
bad in striking ham out in the first
inning.
''I haven't been swinging the bat real
well," Lynn admitted, "but on this team
I don't have to get a lot of hits. I just
have to get them in key situations.
"On the home run he had me tncked
again, but I was able to keep my hands
back. It wasn't a pretty swing, but I've
hit a lot of baseballs like that during my
career."
Sconiers blast was pretty, and it came
right after the Tigers had trimmed a 6-1
deficit to 6-3.
"I was thinking he'd get the ball over
the plate," said Sconiers, who was facing
reliever Juan Berenguer at the time. "I
definitely anticipated it. especially since
the bases were jammed."
Sconiers swung hard and missed the
right-hander's first offering ("That was
my muscle upswing."), and then the
Orange Coast College product buried the
next pitch 10 rows up the second deck in
right field.
The HR cl.unaxed a night which saw
(See ANGE~. Pa1e C%) Daryl Sconiers
.Porter
sends LA
packing
ST LOUIS (AP) -You can't
blame Darrell Porter if he's
already looking forward to the
next time he's not in the lineup
for the St. Lou.is C.ardlnals.
Yesterday was supposed to
have been a day off for the
vetqa.n catcher. Before at ended.
he had been called on to
contribute the ~ hit Ill a
7-6 viciory over the Loa Angeles
Dodgen.
"It felt like a rope to me," said , Stl!Ye l..iP,ton to W> thPir record :<T~~-f·~'-:·~.' .... i' ... ~~ ---.; -;~ ·~ ~ '~"'""""'•!;, I --~~'it ' ' piace.
Doug Brozovich supplied much
Porter after drilling a humpback
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hue in the eighth inning and l
unlock a 6~ tie. sol home runs , hi• second
lg ting a seven-run fourth ~power, slamming a pair of
that put the game away.
Brozovich and Marte Webster
each went 3-for-4 with Webeter
alao getting a triple ln the 14-hit
lrvtne attack.
John Scott went 2-for-3.
In the fourth-inning firework.!
the winners parlayed Brozovich's
homer, triples by Webster and
Scott, a walk and Cive singles into
the aeven markers.
Estancia h ad a 2 -1 lead
through 3 ~ innings after Ruben
Johnaon stroked an RBI-double
in the first and opened the fourth
with a single, later to acore on a
aaaifice fly by Kirk Stone.
El Toro, 3 -2
l'or a few moments after
juhtor Norm Stolzoff slugged a
run-9COrlng double ln the top of
the 10th inning it appeared
Unlvenlty High'• Trojans were
about to ahake off a atreak of
four ltn.igbt one-run lames, but
1-.gue-leader El Toro bounced
back with two in the bouom of
10th to maintain ita one-game
over Irvine.
olUn Cate's aacrifice fly
acored Jeff Morria ln the fifth
~ and C..te started lt off in
the 10th with a free pus. He
1c0le aecond and then Stolzoff
cb4bled to rtght--center to give
0. Trojans the lead.
But tJ Toro, which had aiored
in ahe fourth lnninl on Frank
App6ce'1 RBI-lln&)e, aot th1np
atartH after one out in the
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OCC's Kevin Rehner was called safe on this play despite tag of Rustler third baseman Bob Grandstaff.
OCC climbs hack into
Finding itaelf just about ln a must-win
situation, the Orange Cout Co\lege baaeball
team came throu1h ln fine fashion
yes1erday, posting a 6-2 viciory over nval
Golden WeSt on the Buca' diamond.
The Pirate hitlen did all their damage in
the bottom of the third inning when they
knocked out Rustler starter Eric Mellchau.
Jeff Gardner led off with a walk and Jef
Gard.a bunted back toward the mound and
beat the throw to fin\. Dave 'nnooo'1 llngle
up the middle brought home Gardner wfth
the Ont nm and nnoco then took aecond u
the Rua1len attempted umuoce91fully to
nail Garcia. The hlt parade continued aa Kevin
Reimer lubed a atnsle to rtabt to ICOtt
Gard.a and move 1lnoco to tElrd. Reimer rc;oceeded to steal aecond. A wrWce fly by
oe Kwolek made It 3-0, and after Mark
Van B1arlcom and Keith Komeijl walked to
load the hues, Jeff Fitzhugh was brought
in to relieve Melachau.
Butch Crat.senberg greeted Fitzh..igh
with a aingle up the middle for two RBI.
and Gardner, who led off the Inning,
capped the 1COring with a hit to left to
knock ln Komeiji.
The only offense Golden West could
muster came In a two-run slxth. Dave
Applezoller and Scott Foeter slJlik!d and
Keith Hani.aon walked to load the hues. A
aacrlflce fly by John Altbbelli and a
fielder'• choice brouaht home the runs.
Other than the sixth, the Ruat.len oould
manage only one buerunner the entire
conteet, that corning on a walk in the top of
the ninth.
• Right-hander Rich Sorenaon earned hia
fourth victory agaiNt one la., 1trlking out
~ and walking only two ln the procsa.
The only other threat ln the game came
after OCC's Mark Van Blaricom blasted a
one-out aiple ln the fifth. But the Pirates
were unable to brina him in.
After beatin& Golden West for the aecond
time ln three tries thls aeuo11. the Pirates
stayed withln two games of pace-setting
Fullerton.
Fullerton
Golden w .. 1 c.mtoe
SenteAM
OrMQeeo..t Mt. Sen AlltonlO eypr..
Comc>ton
w l.
14 8
14 8 1 14 S I
13 • I ...
13 8 t
10 10 4
4 17 '°~ 3 11 II~
fl>ilers put capper on unbeaten dual meet season .
In South Coaat 1.eaau• action,
Woodbrld1e topped La1u.na Beach, 1oe.2e ... ~ Schermerhorn Met the
way for Woodbc1dp.
Schermerhorn took t.be 220 (22.J), the
880 (2:01.9) and the kq Jwnl> (20-8), whUe Luuna Beach'• Tony Wa1cher
WM ~ tn the U0 loW hui'dlea
(at.2) and 120 ha.hi (14.8).
Mlk• Plynn' ihrtw a 163·0 In &ht
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M .. , .. Tlto~-~!~~1w an~ ~::T.:G= ""'-'· ,,
"I hit a fastball over the
middle part of the plate. You
definitely want to do eometlung
in that situation," Porter said. "l
just wanted to be ready. If I got a
pitch ln a certain area, then I just
wanted to hit it."
The scenario for Porter
conjured up memories of last fall.
when he came off a mediocre
.231 seuon as a hitter to earn
Most Valuable Player honors in
St. Louis' triumph over the
Milwaukee Brewers ln the World
Sert es.
On Wednesday, before he
entered in the seventh inning.
the 31-year-old player's average
stood al .222. But Porter. whoee
fall heroics won over boo-birds at
Busch Stadium. said he was not
overly concerned.
"When I go to the plate, I've
got a halfway decent chance."
said Porter, who alao had drlven
in only two runs. "I've got 110me
thing:s to work on, but I thlnk
rve a halfway decent chance."
Ryan new
K king
MONTREAL (AP) -Nolan
Ryan became bueball'1 all-time
1trikeout kina yesterday, more
with a aenae of relief than of
excltemenL
"I don't pt too excited about
IUl)'th.lnc.'' Ryan said on h1I day
of triumph. when be erued one
of buebe.ll'• most durab&e recotdt
with b1a l.609th career IU'tkeout. pltchJnl the HOUiton Aatroa to a
4-2 victory over the Montreal
~ 1n u,. pl'OCl9.
• I wu more rellev.cl than
an,yt.b1nc ei.; now, l can lllt beck
and rehx an.d 1•• mote •tidacUon OUl ol lt.
The Nead o1 a.aoe by Hall o1 r.m. WalW JohmoD Md .tooct
tar 66 .~ until a,_ :Z' p&nch·hltt« .... MlDI
an a l ·2 t'W'Wblll 1n Chi ""' ~
--lift ... l&nch·hlhm' In the nlath, flalel.lnc wa1b a
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Little Leaguers told
to move by 49ers
From AP dlapatcbee '
REDWOOD C ITY -The . unwritten law of the playgrounds la
that the little kids have to aet off
when the big kids want to play.
At Mitchell Field, part of a .3~-acre public
recreation area , Little Leaguers and
neighborhood softball players may have to pack
up and leave their ballfield permanently. The
National Football League San Frandaco 49ers
may be taking over.
The 49ers are not bullies. Coach and General
Manager Bill Wal.sh has long been 1nteret1ted in
moving the team from ita current ~eadq~rs
and practice facilities adjacent to Mitchell Field.
The 49ers have shared the field with the
Little League and neighborhood players for 21
years, but Walsh said the ~am needs a larger
practice area and better offtce and conference
room space. . . The lasue haa become a local pohucal
football. .
"l think Little League should have a higher
priority, and not be kicked off at the whim of the
49ers, especlally in relation to the amount of
money ($8,000 per year) we receive from the
49en " said City Councilman Bill Rhodes at a
meelli,g this week alt.er a story about the plight
of the Llttle League appeared ln the San Mateo
Times.
Quote of the day
"To me, this is the lowest thing Rlcble
PbllUp1 could pull. If they think they will
gam support for their cause by taking funds
away from the kids of the City, they are
crazy. The fans of New York and America
will let the umpire& know what they think
of their actions here." -New York
Yankees Manager Billy Martln regarding
the umpires' one-day walkGU~ of the
Mayor's Trophy exhibition game between
the Yankees and the New York Mets.
Bucks surprise Celtics
Bob Laaler scored 12 polnts in a m decisive second quarter last night in '
leading Milwaukee to a 116-95 victory
over Boston in the opening game of
their National Basketball Association Eastern
Conference 1emifinal seriee in Boston. Lanier,
bothered moat of the aeaaon by sore kneee., aoored
21 poita as the Bucks took away the home-<X>Urt
advantage in the best-of-seven aeries . . . In
other NBA action, Moses Malone notched 30
points and Maartce Cbeeu 26 as Philadelphia
rallied from a 20-point third-quarter deficit to
deal New York a 98-91 setback and take a 2-0
lead in their series.
•
MITlfYIN IVANI
Braves lose first at home
Dlu R1cllveo and two rellevera II
combined on a alx-hltter last ntaht u
Philadelphia downed Atlanta, 6-2,
handlna the Bravee their ftnt home
loa ln 11 garnet this .euon. Ruthven contJnued
hie mastery of the Bravea, UfUng his career
record aga.inat Atlanta to 10-2 . . . Elaewhere
ln the National Leaaue, Larry Bowa'•
lOth-ln.nJng double boosted the Chicago Cu t. to a
5.4 victory over San Dlego . . . Darrell Evaa1
crashed a dedaJve slxth-lnnlng home run and
Biii Laskey, winless in four previous dec:iaiona,
combined with two relievers on a 1even-hltter aa
San Ftandaco notched a 3-2 wln in Pittaburgh
. . . Dlckle Tboa and PhlJ Ganer drove In two
runs apiece In 1upport of Nolan Ryan, who
shattered WalCer Jobn1on'1 55-year-old ma)Or-
league strikeout record In Houston's 4-2 triumph
over Montreal . . . Dauy Heep came off the
bench to rap a ninth-lnnin~ sacrifice fly that
lifted the New York Mets to a 2-1 decision over
Cincinnati. h was the Mets' first wln on the road
1n 10 games this seuon and mapped a four-game
1081.ng etreak overall.
Mosehar had operation
Offensive tackle Don Mosebar, [i]
selected by the Las Angeles Raidera 4 • ,
in the first ound of Tuesday's
Nation.al Football League draft, had a
3~-hour operation on his back last week,
something the team didn't know about, the Los
Angeles Times reported today.
Moaebar, a 6-6, 27S-pounder from USC,
underwent a 3 ~-hour hemi-laminectomy and
had more than half of his lowest diac on the left
side removed 1n the operation on April 18.
Al Devis, Managing General Partner of the
Raiders, was told of the operation by a repot.er
and "was livid."
Mosebar spent a week at Pasadena's
Huntington Memorial Hospital and had JUSt
return~itome Monday afternoon when the
Raiders contacted him for the last tiwle before
selectina him.
"The last time they called, they only asked
me who my agent was," Mosebar was quoted as
saying.
Moeebar was Injured when he Celt hi.s back
pop while shotputting at a ~uthern ~ prac~
aession some six weeks earlier, the Times said,
adding that only Mosebar's family, agent
Howard Slusher and a few friends knew about
Mosebar's stay at the hospital.
As for rehabilitating, the Times said.
Mosebar h opes to begin s wimming soon .
Southern Cal orthopedic surgeon Dr. Richard
Diehl was quoted as saying thah if all goes well,
Mosebar can start jogging and lifting light
weights in six weeks and would then "be cleared
to go full bore ln about three months."
ANGELS SLAM TIGERS, 13-3. • •
From Page C1
Sconiers go 4-for-5, acore three gOUlg to bit one," be_ UJ,d. undefNt.O Ke11 l'OfNll (3-0) Zalll11'•
O'fWall ..-d tor Ille monttl oC N>f1' II "°"' 21~. runs, drive 1n four others and Can you add Sconiers name to
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gains victory
in 10,000
•
"f · · to d th best l can." he aal grt'nning. m jUst trying 0 ~ . After tonight'• series finale can because 1 know l nught 81,~ with the Tigers, the Angels host
out the next four or five games, Boston in a three-game series
analyud Sconiers, who 1 has been begjnning tomorrow night.
u;Secfh bhandedy McN~ aole J_~ ANGIL NOT18-Hot enrythlng went ng t-starting P•"-'1 .... '6· penec:11y '°'me~ IN! night•~ "I'm J·ust trying to b e ~....,GrWl_torcedtolMwttie .. a-aft• Ille llltl'I lnl*'CI with becll ~ conslst.ent. Nked now 111e ti-* Nit .,.., TM QlllM. he
DeCincee, inciden tally, ~·~~~~:~·,: followed Sconiers to the plate Gf1Cfl 10 be 1n the 11neup tonight . . ....,.._
and hit his homer to left-unter, ~ :'! •0~• ;:::r~t:hi;-o~
while Boone connected on hi.a Mc:H•m•r•. He t111ur .. to t>e b•ck In the two-run shot an inning later. S1arttno lr*IP torilgl'lt . c.tc:Mr Id Oft.
oom1nQ b.c:ll from • rotator cuff lnjuty, hM
It was the kind of night wnere =: .. -:t:. !~~~Ott'"'.:
even a rookie like Sconiers WU he hOPM to get an .,,_ trom the club impressed. COllC*nlng 1W lt9iue wfttl TM le.ti In two .... . . . The~·'-" b9ltlng --ve "When you've got guys like 1e "°"' .303 .. Tfle ~ -...., 1n eo1e
DeClnces, Lynn, (Reggie) ::;·.:.~.ofttr•tr=,~~~~,:
Jackson and (Brian) Downing, brt9f ~..-with 111e 11g1n Wiii nno
you never know when they're undet .. teo Dett ~" 13.0l QOlni1 agaln•t
SEA VIEW BASEBALL. . ..
From Page C1
bottom of the 10th.
Dous Siewert had a ground
rule double, Robbie Gonzalea
walked and Doug Maher singled
to tie \he game. Gary Pifer, the
winning pitcher after striking
out six in a three-inning stint,
WU hJt by 8 pitch. Then with the
o utfield drawn In, Todd
J.nalehart lifted a aacrtfice fly to
center to get the winner acrcm.
<:orooa cl.el Mar, 13-1
n.e Sea Ki.no exploded for a
dozen hita, lncludina thl'ff-nm homers b)' Jim MUrpby and
Oordon Mota and Gre1 Wynn
went the dlaieoce tor the fourth
aua.t.ah~t in cepturlnl his fourth t vict«y.
Mom a field day aplnlt
on nine of 10 attempts and never
trailed in upping their record to
6-5, one pme behind third place
Saddle beck.
There wett only two doubles
in the game -one each by Jeff
Goettlch and Stan Kumett, but
nine other singlea and 11eYen hft
• pu98 were made all the more
attractive with the dayllght
robbery on Newport Harbor'•
battery.
Sonny Lee WM 3-for-4 with an
RBI and Goet1ach added a llnale
to give bJm a 2-for-4 day. Alao
coll~p&lr of alnaJea WU Randy .
Jim Hye went the~ ln llmltinl Newport Harbor to five
hlta, •tl'tldna out three. tn addition to the nine stolen
buea, eech teem WM f\lllt)' of
five errors.
The Oranae Cout College and
Golden West College track tearm
took part in the South Coast
Conference prelims yesterday at
Fullerton College, while getting
ready for the South Coast finals
Saturday at the same site.
Sophomore Bob Adams won
the only scoring event of the day
in the 10,000 meters for Orange
Coast with a time of 32:31.85 .
Teanunat.e Jeff Flddes finished
third with Paul Merryman
taking fourth.
Golden West's Mark Lohr won
his 110 high hurdles head in
15.18, and alao added a victory In
the 400 intermediate hurdles
(54.67). Orange Coast'• Todd
Andrews ran a 15.20 1n the 100'•
and took second in the 400
hurdles.
Rkh Forsyth had a personal
best at 15-2 to qualify ln the pole
vault for Orange Coast, while
Lorenzo Demyen placed fl.rat in
the hJgh jump (6-'4) and lleCOlld
overall in the 1on& jump (22-5).
, Golden West'• Tad Venger had
the top javelin throw with a toes
of 179-1.
CX:X::'1 Mark Guest and Shawn
Galla1her were the fHteat
quallflen in their events, H
Oueat won the 800 ln 1 :64.86
with Oallilgher takina the 1,500
ln 4:01.66.
K1m OeVeth won the l,~
for Oron1e Coast in womo11'1
action, while uammatea
Kathleen Dube, Sue Zlka and
Dawn Howe &1lo quaJJfiecl ln the
ume event.
Sedclltblck'• ptd\tnc. IDllllh1nc
• trlple end double to '° wtth h1a homer, finilhJnc 3-tor--4 with 3
nlftl mnd and 5 RBI.
Murphy waa 2·for·4 and
ICIDNd tru. dmel. Pat Cox hid a
P* of BBl ~ ln ~ a&.. ~Tim M8dt Wll 2·f«·2i and
Bast challenges Cook
~!Omple\ed th• rou' by ~ .. Md WaWniil ).wt
-lnk>w•~hlllBA'tii> 1.1•. ~-.-&. allo added Artftlt ud ---, .............. -'1, • dte ~17.-::q.~::; = ..... " ,, ...
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Kemp, Smalley power NY
Steve Kemp rapped a two-run II linale lo break a 1COrelOM Ue, Roy
Smalley hit a lhnto-run hom.r and
Bob 8'1rlty .c.tt.red elaht hJta for h1a
tint American Le.,wr vtctory lut nlaht to pece
the New York Yankeea to a 8-0 American
L•aaue victory over Kan111 City ...
El.tewhere in tho AL, Bolton cent.er fielder ft.Id
Nl0.11 W-.w out otnch-runner Job Motta et
&he plate to ond the aame and
preserve Bo1ton'1 2·1 win
over Seettle . . . Mike
Flua1aa allowed four hJta In
the trrat five lnnlna• and
reliever Sammy Stewart
pitched two-hit ball the rest
of the way lo alve Baltimore a
6-0 triumph over Oakland
. . '. Ra.ace M11Jlllllk1' third
hit o f the aame, a tie· ecaw breaking double in the l\lnth
inning, Ufted Toronto to a 3·2 victory at fexu
. . . Rookie Tom Tellmu pitched ~ ~ innings
of four-hJt relief aft.er replad.ng lnjured starter
Jerry A11p1ttbe and Ben 01lMe homered and
a~led to drive ln two runs, leadin1e Milwaukee
paat the Chicago White Sox, 6-2 . Jobn
Ca1Uno'1 two-run homer sparked a four-run
eighth lnnlng that provided Minnesota with a ~-3
deciaion over Cleveland.
Baseball today
1934 -Detroit's Goose Goslin grounded
into four coMeCutive double plays -a feat
duplicated by Mike Kreevich of the White
Sox in 1939 and Joe Torre of the Mets ln
1975 -but the Tigers beat the Cleveland
Indians anyway, 4-l.
1961 -Forty-year-old Warren Spahn of
the Braves no-hit the San Francisco Giants
1-0 at Milwaukee en route to a spot in the
Hall of Fame.
1971 -Hank Aaron victimized Gaylord
Perry for his 600th career home run ln the
Altanta Braves' 10-inning, 6-5 loss lo the
San Ftancisoo Giants.
Louganis sparks U.S. team
Greg Lougaala, a product of UC •
Irvine, won the men's 10-meter
platform title to help the United
States to the first-day lead in the
FINA World Diving Cup Championships an
Woodlands, Texas yesterday. Lougania, who won
the 10-met.er competition with 687.90 points,
ou tscored teammate Bnce Kimball, who had
643.29 . . . Marfa is the odd.sma.kers' choice to
win the K entucky Derby, with Suay Halo and
Pax In Bello cla.e behind, according to odds
issued yesterday by Harrah's Reno Race &
Sports Book. The legal bookmaking club listed
Marfa as a 4-1 shot to take the May 7 Derby at
Churchill Downs, with Sunny Halo and Pax in
Bello assigned 6-1 odds.
Television, radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Baseball -Detroit at Angels, 7:25
p.m., KMPC (710).
FRIDA Y'S RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at
Chicago, 11:20 a .m., KABC (790).
Edison bats
come alive
to top HB
Edllon HJKh h.u moved lnto a deadlock for
second pl.ce wfth HunUnaton Beach ln the Swwet
League bueball race, whife Laguna BeKh auttered
a South Coast League setback to Mlaalon Viejo
foUowlng resterday's action
Here s wha t happened:
Edison 8, Huntington Beach 2
Aft.er a acorelem three lnnlnp, the Ch.argen
tallied ln their flnal four trl1>9 to the plate to post an
easy wln over the Oilers at Mlle Square Park.
Edllon broke through In the fourth u Charles
Guest walked and raced home on Rand.>'. Hamilton'•
double. Momenta later, Todd Nash alngled to brina
home Hamilton.
The Chargers made lt 3-0 in the fifth u Guest
delivered a sacrifice fly and then ~-0 1n the sixth u
Jeff Kwolek came through with a clutch bues-
loaded base hit.
Huntington made a bid lo get back 1n the game
with a pair of sixth-Inning runa with a paJr of
singles, an error and a double by Gary Buckele.
But the Chargers put it out of reach in the
seventh with three runs, the key blows coming on a
two-run double by catcher Paul Ellison and an
RBI-triple by Steve Overeem.
Mission Viejo 4, Laguna Beach 2
Laguna Beach fell into the South Coast League
cellar as a result of Mission's victory on the Laguna
Beach campus.
L>ru Murphy got the hosts even at 1 In the
bot1om of the first with a solo homer, but Mis&on
Viejo posted single tallies four limes to pull to
within two games of league-leading Capistrano
Valley.
Jerry Hills had a pair of singles in Laguna's
seven-hit attack.
Anteaters honor
basketball players
UC Irvine honored its basketball players at a
banquet recently.
Ben McDonald was named Most Valuable
Player for the 1982-83 season. He averaged 15.2
points and 7 .6 rebounds per game en route to first
team All-PCAA honors.
Junfor guard George Turner and freshman
forward Tod Murphy were named Newcomers of
the Year. Turner led the Ant.eaters ln scoring (15.6
average), and set a school record for assists (150).
Murphy, a member of the All-PCAA freshman
team, averaged 8.7 points and 5.4 rebounds.
Freshman forward Ronnie Grandieon was the
recipient of the Coaches' Award.
UCI was 16· l 2 overall last seaaon.
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Trout opener
set Saturday
in Southland
The tradiuonal trout opener la Saturday and
many Southern California anglers are maklng plans
to fish areas other than the High Sierra lakes and
st.reams.
Due to the heavy snow pack (230 percent of
nonnal) most of the lakes will be frozen over Those
that are open will have limited 8<.'l-ess, due to deep
snow and fast-running streams. It all boils down to
a rough opening in the high country and anglers
will not find good fishing condiuons uhlll around
Memorial Day.
There a.re many options for Southlandt!rs who
still want to get out and fish for trout lrvlne Lake
will be heavily stocked with lunkt-r trout. The
Santa Ana River lakes and Anaheim Lake have also
received heavy plants of rambows •
The San Diego City lakes will have a m1xture
of trout and bass action Hodges. Otay and El
Capitan should be great for bass while San Vicente
will be fair for both trout and bass, Miramar good
for trout and Sutherland good for bass. cathsh and
sunfish.
There is also some good fishmg out of st.ate.
Anglers fishing Lake Powell out of Wahwcap
Marina are finding the largemouth bass hitting in
coves while stripers have moved into the area
around the dam and are providing excellent fishing.
The hottest bait for the stripers, which are running
to 20 pounds, is anchovies while the largemouths
are hitting Fluttercraft spinnerbaJts
Due to the size of Powell, a houseboat is the
best way to spend a few days on thlS body of water,
while covering the small~r coves with a bass boat.
For more information c}Q' !--ake-Powell fishing
phone (602) 645-2433. .
Lake Mead, Havasu and Mojave are also
producing mixed action for stripers, largemouth
bass and some limited trout. The water is still cool,
but should begin warming up as summf"r
approaches. According to matjna operators at most
lakes in the Southwest, there is plenty of anglmg
room and last minute boat reservauons are bemg
accepted.
Big Bear Lake will be hosung a trout fishin.g
toUrnament May 21-22 and interested contestants
can sign up at any marina.
South women's
lineup named
Corona del Mar High's CIF 3-A champions and
Estancia High's Sea View ~ague champions each
picked up a pair o( representauves who will play
for the South in the Orange County All-Star
women's basketball game at Orange Coast College
June 18.
South Coach Dave Heffern selected Debbie
Hughes and Amy Scholes of Estancia and Heather
F.4tey and Angie Dodds from his Corona del Mar
quintet on the roster of 12.
"We're going to full court press and run," says
Heffern. "We'll set it up when we have to.
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lfilh's Loretta Hines at 5-11, who joirlS the 6-0
HUl(hes, 6-1 Dodds, 6-0 Scholes and 5-5 Estey.
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Vlejo's Mary Madigan (6-0). From the Century
League are Santa Ana's Maureen Kelly (6-2) and
Tuslln's Robin Umphrey (5-11) and Mater Dei
sends Alonda Varisco (5-9).
Pirates stopped in softball
Orange Coast College's women's softball team
d('opped a 1-0 South Coost Conference decision to
cyprea yesterday as the VlSitors struck for a run in ui top of the aeventh inning to win it.
Coast was led by the five-hit pitching of Kim
Ckay, but lack of timely hits failed her. OCC is 5-9
in conference play. 16-12 overall.
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·Barons' depth overpowers Marina·
FV swillJmers pri:med for title bid; Wan, Clark spark victories
J'ou.niain V.U.y Hiah'• domlnatJon of SunMt ~· 1wlmmln1 became even more evident ~)' u tht Birorl8 buried their lut hwdle ln
ibe s-th of an unbeaten dual nMMt INIOn ln ie.,ue
play with a 128-43 vietory over vtaitil\8 Marina.
The oonque.t aives Coach Ray Stay and hia
Barona \ht lnlldt track to thoir eecond atraight
lffaut crown with the prellma billed for Loe
C.6'alltro1 Sport• Club next Thunday at 2.
foUowtd b~ tht flnala at Newport Harbor High
Saturday, May 7, at 10 a .m.
118-SoeUy It WU our depth which did It." eaid
.. y. "Wt have ~ depth all th• way th.rough
9Dd we 6aw a ooupl• of outatandJ.na lnd.lvtduall 1n
Mark Wan and Amy Clark.
Wan plCed tht men's victory with a 23.11 in
tht &O fnlltyle, while Clark wu the leader in the
W01Mn•1conqu•t,a127-30 victory to keep not only
thetr 1..,Ut r.cord unblernilhed, but the entire
~UWtll.
Tht women'• prelims are alao set for Los
C.bllltroe, but on Wedneeday, with the finals a
c:ombtned mMt at Newport Harbor. al.to May 7.
Sieve Bentley stood out in a sea of Barona with
occ
It didn't take long for the Orange Coast College women'• buketball team to uaume command ln ltl
South Coast Conference crucial againat Golden
Wm lut nlaht.
Tht Plrai.a 1prlnted to a 14-0 lead and were
DIYC 11r1oualy threatened in recording an 80-51
rcmp over th• Ruatlen at OCC.
Tht victory gives Coach Dave Gleason's Orano Cout equad a berth ln the 1983 Southern
California P layoffs, due to begin Saturday.
However, there'• a good chance that the Pirates will .-n a by. ln the prellml.nary round, involving six
Oanttrenc1 runner-up squads, and open on Monday.
J&mday.
· Ocilden Weet missed a chance to move into a tie
Gauchos post 7 -3 win
victorl• in the 200 lndJvldual medley (2:01.81) and
~00 fl'Mltyle (4:&8.fS8)
Swve Smith took the 100 *k in 1:00.22 for
Marina, but the~ wu little tlM the Vlk1.niJ could
claim ln dropl>in8 their only dual moot ln 1-aue.
Clark won the 100 breut ln 1:08.3 and Judy Amwtronc came throuah with a M.cn ln lhe 100
free in the women'• meet.
F.dl10n High'• Gary Oold1teln broke Kevin
Mack'• 1977 ecliool divina record with a total of 284
polntl durl.na tho Charaera' 103·40 win over Ocean
View.
Junior Mlke Malloy w~nt 61.8 ln winning the
100 free and David Wadlela}t iook the 500 ln 0:01.7.
In Sta View League ac\lon It WH Costa
Mesa'• 400-yard freeuyle rel ay team of
George Suahkoff, arad .Prickett, Scott Aahby and
Alex Cren1haw combined for a CIF-quallf;,tlng
3:33.4, within three aeconda of the .chool record ln a
96-46 win over Eltancia.
Sophomore Andrea Bell'• clocki~ of 2:38.16
and 1:00.09 ln the 200 lndo and 100 free highllahted
F.dilon's 132-23 win over Ocean View ln women'•
action, while Amy Scholet and Tracy Averill led
Estancia to an 89-52 win over Mesa.
playoffs
for second with the Pirates and aaw ltl 1eUOn end
at 9-5 in the conference.
In buildlng a 40-24 halftime advantage, Orange
Cout limited the Ru.tiers' leadln' ecorer, Jill
Guthrie, to just one field goal and etiht polntl ln
the first half. Guthrie manqed to f1rilah near her
29.6 point-per-game average, u 1he had 27.
Meenwhile, the On.nae Cout trio of Delores
Effinger, Norma Lelbfreid and Colleen Berry
wanned to the tuk early u the Pirates breezed.
Efflnser led the winners with 21 polnta and
Lelbfreid and Berry chipped in with 16 apiece.
The game never tightened ln the aecond half,
although the 29-point final margin waa the largest
of the evening.
Orange -CO..t will take a 19-0 overall record
lnto post-eeuon play with the teed1ng committee
due to meet today to determine the .chedule.
Golden Wert, which al80 got 12 pointa from
Kelly Harri.Ion, will conclude ita 1N.10n tomorrow
niaht with a 7:30 contest againat the Rustler alumni.
Saddleback College _p.ltcher Mike Lomeli, a tr.l'unan out of El Toro High. aca\tered aeven bita
tnd anowtd Juat one earned run m pacing the Rustlers upset Santa Monica ~uohol to a '.3 Pacific Coast Conference bueba.ll ~ )'91terda. y over MiraCoeta on the winner's The Golden West men's volleyball team posted
~. a big upeet in the South Cout Conference race last
' Lomtli ltl'Uek out live and forced the viaiton night, deallna previously unbeet4n Santa Monica a
Into 10 pound oute. 15-8, 16-14, 15-11 eetback.
Steve Morsan led Saddleback's offenae with a The win vaulted the Ruatler1 int.o a tie for the ~. ·lnnlnl IOlo homer to give the Gauchoa a 2-l runner-up apot In the conference with Santa t-d·_. Barbara, a team that Golden Weit wlll meet
Mark Grace Wn&cked a two-run double in the tomorrow night. f.wnth to put the game out of reach. Grace al80 Sett.er Chria Fiacher and outalde hitter Dwight
~ earlier. Pfeiffer, along with middle blocker Joel Rodgen,
' 8addlebs.ck La now 14-6 in conference play with were instrumental in the victory.
Oroeamoni on the agenda Saturday in a aiqle In a high achool match, Westminater stopped e · Ocean View, 1:5-10, l~-11. 15-8.
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1.H .H : a. Nomura (N), l:M .1•;
S. Pelenon (l'V), 1:M.04.
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1 :01.11; 2 l aumaarlner ('V .
2· 10.~; S. Rnrtaht (M), 2: II. ti.
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67 63
100 Ir•• -1 Maurat (P'V). 61.119, 2 M Wtri IFV), 52 13, 3
EMIQlll (Ml. 52.46.
500 lrff -I Banlley (P'V),
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100 bacll -1. Smith (M),
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100 bf ... 1 -1. Nomura (FV),
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400 fr" ret1y -1. fountain
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200 medley ret1y-1 Edl1on.
151 6, 2. Ooelrl vi-. I 60 1 200 frH -1 McMiiian (E),
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2. Hoffmen (OV), 2:311.5; 3. MlllQUI
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50 lr-1. Nuuo (E), 23.7; 2.
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100 blolc-1 llludd (E). 1:02.1:
2 Hollm1n (0\/), 1 04 7, 3
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100 tly -1 Cran1llaw ICMI,
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8u1hkolf (CMI. 5b-5, 3 Delong (CM), 580
1100 frff-1. Crenanaw (CM),
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100 back-1. Prlckall (CM),
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200 lrea -1 i.a1m (M),
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200 1ndo -1 Senutu (FV). 2·35 7; 2 ~In (P'\/), 2 48 5. 3
Challman (M), 2.47 I
60 lrM -1 Luek (FV). 29.48, 2
Ell (FV), :SO 51, 3 Ellie (M), 31 0
100 lly -I McKean {FYI.
1 11 4, 2 at111 (M), 1 14 3, a Pon.,
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0.11 1Fv1. 1 oe 64 500 free -1 P'ra nc11 (fV),
II 35 4, 2 A'f9ndano (FVJ. II 511 o. 3
Soec:oon (FVJ, 7 14 90
100 b1ck -1 Ranori (F\/),
I 19 6, 2 Turnat (FV). 1 20 I. 3
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400 ''" rally -1, Fountain vati.y, 4·4 t 3
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200 mad'-Y 1a11y -1 Edlton.
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200 lndo - 1 Ztagart IE). 2 29 40, 2 Ball IE>. 2 38 111. 3
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500 Ira• -1 Gardner (l!t,
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100 baok -1 Wooden (I!),
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400 frff r1lay -1 Edl1on.
4 24 18
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50 lrM -1 SCllOIM (El. 26.11; 2
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100 lrM-1 8c:holle (E), 69 3: 2 Chrl1man (E). 69 4. 3 Mo•ary
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100 bedl-1 A,,,.,. (f), 1.08. 1;
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It's irrelevant to Tuggle
Cal player wiU be feted after being chosen last in draft
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -It didn't
take long for John Tuggle, a running back from the
University of California, to realiz.e the llgniflcance
of being the l.ut player selected in the National
Football League draft.
"I $fUell I 'm a celebrity," Tuggle said
from hi• home In Moraga juat hours arter
he wu picked by the New York Glanta. ''The
way people think. l guess they uaually remember
the f1rlt player taken in the draft and the last.''
Tuale. a four-year starter at California, was
the 330tfi player taken in the 12-round marathon
dralt th.at beaan Tueeday at 8:03 a.m. and ended at
2 a.m. yesteMay morning when he was selected.
"I thousht I'd go a lot higher, but I waa just
happy to be dratted," said Tuule, whoee dubious
distinction will be noted by at least one group.
For the l.ut eight years, the city of Newport
Beach hoetl the last player taken in the NFL draft
during "Irrelevant Week.'' Tuggle will be honored
the last week of June with a parade, banquet, golf
t.oumament and a weekend excursion with his wife,
Stephanie. to the MGM Grand Hotel in Reno.
At the banquet he'll receive the Lowsman Trophy,
a broru.e statue of a football player dropping the
ball.
"It'• all very in'elevant. The last player 8eldom
P\81.IC NOTICE P\&.IC NOTICE
geta to play football, so for one week we honor
him," said Betty Bottorf, a spokeswoman for the
group.
Since 1970, only two player1 selected last in the
draft have made NFL rostena -offenaive lineman
Tyrone McGriff started 10 games for the Pittsburgh
Steeler1 as a rookie ln 1980 and defenaive back Tim
Washington, the last pick of the 1982 draft, joined
the K.anaa.s City Chiefs after ht.a release from the
San Frandaco 49ers.
Tuggle, a ~-11. 210-pounder who waa th~ only
runnlnjbac:k dralted by the Gianta, said he "gave
up all inclination of being drafted after the 10th
round passed."
"I got tired of waiting by the phone," he said.
So, he said he went to visit a friend and was trailed
by a scout for the Seattle Seahawka, who t.old
Tuule he waa going to sign him as a free agent if
he wasn't drafted.
"The scout waa with me when I got the call
that 1 was dratted," saJd Tuggle, taken on the fifth
round by the Boston Breakers ln the USFL draft.
Tuggle gained 1,813 yarn. on 434 yards during
his college career, a 4.2-yard average. Aft.er a senior
year ln which he gained 438 yarda on 143 carries
and caught 23 puses. he was named the Most
Valuable Offensive Player in the Japan Bowl.
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Aleo ·~= Ko"• HUia, SllM I Mullc. Ooc*:mta. Monalellr IElccltetn8nl.
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Serelog8 Aolli8, Blehop'I Fling ,_. 142 415
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CnMlten·Thorp, •t. I 2
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II 0 11·0 Brendt (LB) 1011 2·8. won by
Oe!llufl won I-I t-1, Btutnlleld (LB) 1011
0·1 won bl' Oeleult, toel 3-6. wot1 t-2 .,.....
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12 M
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Dou4l4el
Btown1berger·Htnrnan (C) Oe! Vl-Gundor.
&-1, l ·O, del Abet-Orleheber. 8·0. 8·0; ~LMn·8mtth (Cl won 6-1, 6-1, won M .
~ 11 ..... Mer1fWI .....
l4ntllM O'ConMtl IEI def. LOCkwOOd, 6-1, def. Hlrlto, 1-2. Oet JKObeon. a..o. Oet Tevte,
1-1, Whllc:het (El won 8-1. fl:.4. 11-3. 8-2. Motoenco(E)IOl1 .. 7,won&.1, ....... 7-5,Hen
IEI won 1·5. loel 11-7. 6-1, 2-0
0........ Wtberg-Hotmee (El epllt with Hull•d· ~owe. 6-2, 2 ... Off ~·Wong, 6-2, t.-1,
Ktm·Ho (El IC)lf1 7-S, 1-4. epltt 6-3, 4-8
Newpcwt ....... n. a--.. ........ Conkey (NH) Gel Werner, 7-5. def J
AlC:lllty. 8-I def Ren.. M . def B Alc:t:ey,
6-1, St0<m (NH) toet 4-e, won 6-1. M . M .
t<er1001 (HH ) won e-2. a.er, 1-1. 11·0
Andeteoll (NH) toll I.&, won W . M . M
0.-...
B•ater·AMd (NH) del Slmmon .. Koca.
6-3, 1-4, detllU" lo Wrtgnt-~. o.e, o.e. Ayen~net (NHI won M 6-4. 6-1 --M
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8·1, d•I MICllMle, 8-1, def • .Z.nlo l-0 M•rgolle (UI won 8·3. 9 ·2. 9·2. 8·1.
ven111e1t"" (UI won 1·11, 1·2, t-3 e.1.
Plndlet (U) won 6-2. 8-0. 8-0. 6-2.
0.-... lllc10f' ~ (Ul .,.. Merli.wt ·LacatOllll.
8-3. 11-3, def Pl\811'1·L•. 11-2. e-1, O•--cor11.,.,, (UI won 11-1. e-o. 1-4. &-1
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OAYn'I lOCltP (16ewpof1 ....,.,) -30 ot>glera 35 bonito. 1..,,., beU. 24 eellOo
bUI, 13 t«* lllh I ,.._.,..
OAMA WMAN' -st ~ st -· 2 bonito '8 meckeret 3 1neep1heed. 1 1
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T J -1 a.letft8ld (HB). 44-8 ..... :E (W). 40-7 3 Q.-adl (HB). »-1 c:-.... ,., It g t 1 HJ -1 0-(HB). ._10. 2 Women ......... ~ 000 010 0-1 7 I (HI). S-10, 3 Salerlleld (H8). M C01911..rt' COU.SO. eor-Oii ... 130 4 t4 •-13 12 O PV -1 Kont-(Wl.. t3-0. 2 MeeOe (WI. Cr.r-1, Or-.. C.... 0
Ownlwl. 8C*I (I) -BIUr; ~ -12.. • ~ 000 000 1-1 5 2 Murptt)J W-'#yM. l-o.Nmn d-,._ ..._ 7'I. 0-. View 11 Or-. CoM1 000 000 0-4 3 O
(C), A,'tlH (C), , .. ell (C), J.Ofden (8); ,00 -1 ..._, (OV) 11.4, 2 T P.ni• 8yer1 •nd Vtgtt, Orey •nd Brk:ll"er
3&--,._ (C); .... (C). ~ (C). (OV). 11 4, a Oolilrl (E), 11 4 ~r• (C). ~ • 200 -~··f -~~~~~~: .. ,.~,:::.:=---.---· ~ ·~~~.:..··; .... ··!'!'!"!l&t!Z: .. .,~~-.:-:-
Coet8 .... 115 0-111 635•) W-..(1).54.4. ~mlle ........... •a•• t GI&
Mewpoft ~ OOl 101 0-3 8 (3& eoo -1. ~ (E). 1'!i •• 2; 2. W9111 U11e 8 8flOI (Pert:.llr) ~· 2 .O 2 20 IHOIAHA PACIEAS·Announced e n ~ (5) .!o~ ~~vi.: (OV). 1:6111; 3. z....111 COVl. 2.'06.2. Le Petron (Wtlltel 2 eo 2 20 egrH ment to H ll Ill• tum .... bHn ~(CM). Kur.-(CM). 1,900 -1 Archlb8lcl (0V), 4'45.3; 2 Hodgen H.,_ (a-geon) 2 20 l'Mdled With loleMr\ end Hertlert ~ ~ (t:I. 4:51 e; a 8oto (OV). 4:5e.2. Aleo reced. Hll.,10111 Brew. Johnny POO'l9AU
....... ,,.... 4, a...,... ....... a 3.200 -I Archlb81d (OV). 10:11.5; 2. TOllWr, Boyell, ~ Hlglll, "°"' v.mur.. c.......,....... u..-
Mfa91on V19tO 110 011 C>-4 10 3 Zemenek (IE). 10:37.0: 3 8oto (OV), 10:41.5. Time. 2:00 215. TORONTO AAOOf'fAUTS-Stgned lteMn L19-8eedl 100 001 0-2 7 2 110 HH -I T Pwtler (OV), ~(El, • PACTA (1-41pldI20 l'NeM1er, °"9Nlw 18dlle. 10 •mum-,._ ~. P•lln (9) 8'ICI M1c:H1t; Mwpt1y 15 2: 3 ~ (OV). 16.6. NaA....... oontn:;..... ,..._ ,..._. "-~= c:-4~~~~~~ ~.=r ~~V).-3114;~~=~ i:t ~\1' 2' S. ...:.c:i~~ ""-:.~OI 3.20 UO C:~ -....W.I MICHIGAN PANTHER8-8tgned Atcll Mvr1lflY (l.8). 400 ~1 1e11eon, 45.0. . ,._ Pllton (°"""'YI 1 oo 3 eo ( .... et.._, Pertr1clge, punt•. encl "-Y Pinney, 1.c111e 1,900 -1. Edteon. 3:35.I OleMOnd Hun1er {W?leeler) 2 90 Y ........ e ._.. Cul Herm•n W-. punter, •nd R..-
8P -1 (E).51-4~:2 Hl!>l>(E). Aleo,_.,: Mr Content, Htgll BIH i. Pllfl•d•I~• 09, ..... Yori! t1 Orllhem.oll~c':tt Edllon.._,, .. ::1'21~: t 2 470~~';.~:,W~:'M1;~,..._2.,...,, ~~4:f8™·F11yA111tora.wa1n.11 c~ ne.":0:-:~, .. ,......... ...,...~._L..eeaw
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PV -no 1Wg111 dNred. TlrN: 2:01 315 Sen Antonio 81 0.-
......... 111.~ ...... • • DACTA (1 .. 1pell:I .... 80 .... .,., 0.0.
100 -1 f'lgusoe 10 $; 2. PNlllDe ......,..... 81 N9w Yor11
(W). 10 7, 3 8roob 10,7 fOUltTM AAc:e. One,_ !TOI
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440 -1 """*°"II (W). llU: 2 . .....,_. Hlclfl C9m09t (~I 4 00 ~ WRIT -~ 3, o.ittrie
(W). 114 7, 3 ~ (UI). 6111. >.teo ,_ tmo lmCI 1"'41 Pr-Qiilp, 27, H8tTtlofl 12, Kaietl 7, Loye 2 T-1t
MO -1 Sdleth..-n (W), 2:01.I: 2. She.nn•'• 81••. H11n1er·1 Fie me Frolly lt-2' 61
TONI (W). 2:07.7, 3. llanlln (L8l. 2:07.'7. Hunler ~ COAaT -How19nC1 •. IElllnger
Mlle -1 Wllofl (W). 4:62.7; 2. l:Ma8no TirN t.~ 315 21. 01"1b11re J, Smith '· "'•"doze 2.
(W), 4.-U.I: a. MlddliltOft (W), 4.:57.7. ~ •• 8wntl .. l.AIM:lhkl 18, ~ lM jfti. - 1 Oot09fl (WI, 10:16.:S; t . ...nf AAc:a. ON l!lle si-18 Totllllt: M e.11 eo.
Mlddt.ton (W), 10· 16.); 3 Wlleon (WI, JI*• a,.-..-.. ("9ft) 1 00 3.IO 3 00 .......,_ <>renge CoMI, 40-24
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. ~00 LH -I. Wakller (LI ). H .3; 2. Aehi.~ Lord, Aet'IH '• Cll•t'ICo, Foabel.
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440...., -1. we 47 0. nm.; 1:11. Mlle,_ -1. W , 3;21.t . a UACTA ~2) paid 11120 8~ -1. ~(La~ I 2. ~(W), 41 .. , 3 T---« <WI. at-4. 9G(1'M MC& ON 11119 P-. OT -1, l'?yftn (l.8). 1$M: 2. ,.,.,..,.._ SoorpiO ~) 4 20 3.00 3.00
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200-1. =· tt.1&; 2 --(I). ""* f:OO 411. 17.'2: a. ._, ~ ti. ti • UACTA ( .... ,_.If? 00.
400-1..... 1!03.tt.l. .... (I). 1'0'.*-a.~_., CCM. 1;0U .:_ ... ~,~,_ .,~
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Cavanaugh president
of SmithKline Labs
Newport Beach roaldent Or.
Jama H. Cavanau,h, a former
White House aul1tant t o
Prealdenta Nixon, Ford and
Rea1an , ha1 been name d
preeldent of SmithKline Clin1caJ
Labontoriee. I
The clinical laboratories, the
largeat private laboratory eervice
in the nation, la a dlvialon of
SmithK.line Beckman, a health
care corporatio n baaed in
Philadelph ia with regional
headquarters ln Oranp County.
Cavanau1h formerly waa
pu1ldent o f Irvine-baaed
Alleraan PhannacouUcala, &Lao a
company o f SmlthKltne
Beckman.
He wa1 an aul1tant t o
President Nixo n for hoalth
affaira ln 1971, Deputy Chief of
White Hou.e Staff to Prelident
Ford and a member of Prftident
Reagan'• £><port Council In 1981.
' Dr. James H. Cavanau1h
UCI hosts design • seminar
By GLENN SCOTT oflw DellY ..........
How office design -the
colors, desk arrangement and
even air temperature affect.a the
w e lfare o f workers and
company's profit margin will be
the topic for an unusual two-day
conference beginning today at
UC Irvine.
Ad age n cies promo t e d
at Newport confere nce
The th i r d annual
Environmental Psychology
Symposium will combine
professors and profesalonala in a
variety of fields to explore
methods that promote health and
efficiency in the office.
Panelists in psychology.
architecture, planning and
busi ness manageme nt will
converge on Irvine from all parts
of the U.S . The keynote speaker
will be Mic hae l Brill, an
arc hi lecture professor at the
State University of New York in
Buffalo, who will discuss a four-
y ear research program
examining how specltic details ln
an office can be tranalated into
financial results.
14More More for More Less"
was the theme of the American
Advertising Federation· s
Newport Beach Conference, held
last weekend at the She raton
Newport Hotel.
William Nye, Irvine Marketing
Communications Consuhant,
gave the keynote address to the
federation members, stressing
t he need for more general-
lnterest advertising agencies.
"Egoistic reasons rather than
realistic and economic reasons
frequently prevai l in the
selection of advertising agencies
by advertisers," said Nye. He
related his own experience in the
field and how he recently opened
his own office as a generalist.
The oonferenoe chairman was
De.niel H. Mahan, vice president
and regional manager ,
newspaper advertising bureau,
Los Angeles.
Brill is president of the Bulfalo
Organization for Social and
Tec hnological Innovation
(BOSTI), which conducted the
study.
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lnsurance exec promoted
Georae.8 . Goru m Jr. ot HunU1\41ton Beach
hM been ~ to tho poet of reslonal al•
officer with Covenant Lit. Iruurance Co. of
Hart1ord1 Conn. Gorham joined Covenant Life ln
1981 ln tne ltvtno otflat. · • • •
Holier 8. Guta ha.a been appolnt.ed ~en.er.I
manaaer of the new Anaheim Hilton & Towera,
now under QOnatruction near Dl.aneyland. Ganu
waa formerly general manager of the L o•
Anple. Hilton, havlnf iolnftd the corpora\lon In
1962. He la a native o 8erlln, W. Oennany. • • •
Mlcbael L. Jooea of Miulon Viejo haa been
promoted to vice president and aaaiatan•rnan.ager
of the Anaheim main otflce of El Camino Bank. • • •
FounWn Valley resident C. Nell Da\111 has
been promoted to regional vice preeldent, real
estate owned department, at the Loe Angeles
Airport offlce of Imperial Bank. Davis, who
joined Imperial in 1982, will be responalble for
the management, completton and sale of all
bank-owned properties. He formerly was
president of United Profeaional Investments in
Santa Ana. • • •
The retirement of Geor1e D. Stringer as vice
president ln charge of planning and engineering
for Signal Landmark Properties Inc. has been
announced by Norman V. Wagner ll, president
of the Irvine-baaed building and land
development firm. Stringer has directed the
firm's engineering and pla.nnlng operations for
the past 12 yea.rs after merging his own civil
engineering firm with Signal in 1970. A fonner
La Habra city councilman, he currently is a
Qirector of Los Aliaos Water Dist,rict in El Toro. • • •
Ford Aerospace & Communication.a Corp.,
with operation.a in Newport Beach, has been
awarded a $55,322,130 contract by the Air Force
Systems Command's Electronic System Division
to implement a major upgrade of the NORAD
MUTUAL FUND
Gorham Gantz
Space Defense Operations Center. • • •
Aluminum Maintenance Systems, Inc.,
headquartered in Laguna Hills, h.aa announced
the appointment of Robert W. Baker to the
position of director of systems technology. Baker
was previously with Alcoa. • • •
John R. Ro1100 of Newport Beach has been
appointed assistant vice president and chief
advisory title officer for the Orange County
office of Ticor Title Insurance & Trust Co. of
California. Rosson. who succeeds Richard
Llodbolm, joined Ticor in 1946 and moved to the
Orange County office in 1956. He will now be in
charge of all underwriting and training activity
ln Ticor's Orange County office. • • •
Paul A. DeFabll1 has been named vice
president and manager of El Camino Bank's
Leasing Department. DeFabiis was previously
with a Costa Mesa-based leasing operation.
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Chrysler protests deal
between Toyota, GM
By Tbe A11ocl1led Prete
DETROIT -Chrysler Corp. aald today the
Gent-ral Motor• Corp.-Toyota Motor Corp. joint
production agreemen t would let tht' two giant
automakers fix prices. A Chry1ler 1pokesman aaid the
company makes the argument in a 38-paae memo
being diatribut.ed ln Washington. 1t has been 1ubmltt.ed
to the Federal Trade Commission which ia reviewing
the agreement Cor poesible anti\ru.lt vtolationa.
The spoketman, who asked not to be identified,
said GM and Toyota will set the price of the
subcompact they plan to build at a Fremont plant
based upon what effect the new product will have on
other GM and Toyota cars. "The result will be a aet of
prices that optimizes t}le combined welfare of the
three entitlefl," the memo says.
Iran locomotive deal eyed
TORONTO -General Motors of Canada Ltd. la
negotiating a multi-million-dollar aale of diesel
locomotives to Iran, and some church leaders aay the
equipment oould be used for military purpoees.
Thomas Jones, an international trade officer with
the Canadian External Affairs Department, said the
locomotives are not armored and no export perm.it
would be required to ship them. Asked about the
possible conversion of the trains for military use in
Iran, Jones said: "I don't think we have any control
over that."
Bill would ban sales pitch
SACRAMENTO -Contests offering a "prize" to
anyone who travels to another city and liatena to a
sales pitch, would be outlawed by a bill winning
committee approval. Typically, the consumer gets a
letter or telephone call saying he or she baa won one of
several listed prizes and adding that the prize will be
lost unless the con.sumer travels to, say, South Lake
Tahoe, and listens to a salesman touting vacation
homes.
Dealer fined in smog case
SAN DIEGO -An auto dealer who imported and
sold 23 new cars from outside California which failed
to meet the state's anti-smog standards baa been
ordered to pay a $20,000 civil penalty for violating
pollution control laws. The penalty was four Umes
greater than the $5,000 profit made from the illegal
sales, according to state investigators.
The Superior Court action was brought against
Dale Richfield and his firm, Merit Motors in National
City, by the California attorney general's office on
behalf of the state Air Resources Board.
Times Mirror profits up
LOS ANGELES -Times Mirror Co. reported
first-quarter net income of $29.4 million or 86 cents a
share on revenues of $567.3 million yesterday, up from
S20.2 million or 59 cents a share on revenues of $522
million in the 1982 first quarter.
"An improving economy and stringen~ cost
controls were the primary contributors to the strons
first-quarter earnings," said Times Mirror President
Robert Erburu. "Th.is encouraging start is tempered by
developments in our cable television and newsprint
manufacturing operations which make us believe it is
too early to determine our overall outlook for the full
year."
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::: for 111118 feat at thla targe S.ctudad 2nd floor ~iiC:o'::P~v:J;n~ TH TWI LIMI 3:5', ~h~. Hey, Ml •1 II. IYI 873-1464 '
im family homa In Ideal muler tulle, overlll'ed 2 around patio on luth Gerry a Chfltl• !r::.J n Hcrow on Tll•PLO
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:'.'.: your GI toanl Only $135. l .Y.I llUllMI large famlly room and and dout>te gMaige. Mk-MUST LIQUIDATE • locatlon and the !>'Ice Is ICIUIFIM ooo . Call NOWI EJttraepedalhOmefora off•llr•tpaitllngtorup Ing 1132.950. Cell BdrmPOOLllOme.Need goodatl325,000·h• Byownar.l•SO.OOO.
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•• ' CALL FOR • Old Cape Cod 200 ft from By owner. 1pectacular r H E G v I I Privet• Party Mr DMn °'*' Sat .• &7s-44M ::~ 1 MllllON Ch1nnel 8011 mooring. condo. 3,000 p1ua eq ft. I I I I 780--0:5.:.:ft.::: dally. lu Cltata.. ltH. "'" DOLi.AM • View Pavlttlon. • bdrm, 2 1296,000. e•0-7990 or l ...._ .._ ~
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IN NEWPORT CENTER
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TO. S 110,500. Ownr. 642-5583
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Exquisite appolntmenta. elepnt dec:oratioo and an open
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VICE a.., OO!ltr.ctors. comm I prOVlded. M 1· I03e -Furniture. T111h. Tree• you buyl LI<:. 204619. I t/[ t p • ti tllM fOf ell ot VWf pool -..... 6-l50 0 SER & rllld btog ll(pertlte. AnUque Rea10f/f\ec>alr .l&Plllll UllHIR 1163-6415 NORM CALL IM6 1013 n l am n1 need1. for expert Mr Fr..... Jim 86 1 I ••
Quality or11nt1d. Catt Ctatraettra, Gtatral f ree tll Plc:k11p & del 8311•6036 Hiuun~, clHn-up & tree Lier•'• larftl ae.., vice. e111.....,1no-6 p.m. Tattdg . , : DIDECTQRY 946-3301 fOf Mllmate 1.,~_,,..,1.,.~11,. comm I 945·8434; 1111731·0173 ___ GREG 730-7075 10 II pm. If no llMW«, _
I\. Lio U-320735 l&';';id ·~,d 't>onded. Gara1t O..r !tplr-c~~~~-~'~in~gh:,::ut!~~· lrtmm6~~~:d~1n;:~b M11t•ry Pera~!;st:~~T~o l," PLO~~)kC:M'Yjft P~~~~g~~·=~ ... i SPRINGS-HINOES·NEW ; Philen 647·1708 COii ...... Student with,., ..... BRNl~~l(c'os,,m,•1~ ... '0b• K·8. (213)692-379<4 •• ,.,
I
... • __ ,,,.... .., 'xp. Free ffl 946·111 0 20 yre exp Pool ~ r•
OPENERS All r1palr1 1Amblllou1 Jap-.e g1r· truck . low .. 1 rall. Irvine A4.t1.975-31'16 LOCAL PAINTER doll molding Eerly eom'pl• TulOf w/MA. degree fOf . \\:
DO IT NOWI c ............. Ina. For · .. 1. 5&°2-9142 All fer .... ,. ............ ' ... •N•w eabln111, cabinet
l-t "'"' 111 yrt denlf' weeding edging 1 prompt Thank you, & 1 Frenc:h, S_panllh Of Enol· _ l)f. c M Lie Tom 657-4450 mowj~ trlmmli~· IOfl". Co;m no 101e Muoorv & Stuc:eo ,_ & eullom WOJk 11 9COrlomy !Ion, melnt rep1 r 1111 Cell Cindy 945-0391 ---.... · ' --repair All IYPff QualUy r1111 Ouallty 111ur1d Fr., •I 24 hr Ml'V Uc ' · r r.
!Garage Door Operator•. Cultlvatlng. 111 lllzlng e ••• lttaha I Low11t price 83 t-2346 Free ... Dan 1153-8121 ~83800 94M280 ,,,... hrrin .. , <"•" 1prlng1, hlfdware For 064-2087 -_ • >v
demon1tallon S..Coul J-o-hn-I00--6-5-00-0o--own-Palnllng • CarC*'ltry BRICKWORK Smell or OHTOI DTtlUlll a..Uy Typing/Word Pr009Mln0 C
2489 Newpon Blvd C M S & Tiie • R«nOdel Bondod latge JObl & rep1tr1 & INTER AHi rat11 ,,. _ _. Ovlck eeay r9111e1ona • • r. ••2 34"" work 1 yra75'!1a~ Lie 862·7432/644-470& Loeal rel1 645-8512 Free"' Steve 547-4281 Huber .,..,.,.ing-lll typee ReuonAote 851·1().41 • c """ • .., landeeeping •• 1...... ___ New-teoover-decil1
llW lllRI jlm'.'I Land.,. .. ,,. & Maint HtHt Cltaala1 Cu11om BrlCk Stone faftrlai Uc #411802 648-11734 ..._,... Block Concrete-Stucco - -Spring hd-ELEC RealOOat>le & Reliable ROBIN s CLEANING R1f1 Free HI 549-9<492 Fanning lnt«lor DM111n •• ,. fffftal ....... .
Y 01M Otlfy Piiot 8«vlol Directory facing. bare & formic• Lie. SOCla&ll fWnodel,
~l&llYI counlertor. &42--0H 1 Add'n• A Cal>ln1t1
141-Hl& •at au Carl!•!!! 646-llSM IMMIM4
.... ,. .... , S.nlttt ~1tr-Alleratlon• Anutical C.Ula11 DooB-wtndoWt-Ceblnell M11onry, plumbing.
Panef.p1llOl·fencM painting, Clfl*\try, llec, New a R~y. Remod. Jefry 54&-« 13 drywall. planning MrVlcl Uirl*'I~ . #41•0111 25 Yfl e1tp 645-0765
Ability 730-1900 A19llr/1m jobs Fence•.
1halve1. partitions. Lo Drywall OATES Bob 1 548-36e7 6'C6-11168 Sefvlce ·I thOfoughly HANGING/STRIPPING Free eel 0c: 13&1042
Ackf,.DMIQn-Remod REMODELS/FACE LIFiS AU TeX1uree & Acou111e Qarieaia1 Glau a Miutr ~~.. 640--0.!57 M!!ia1 \llu-MC Scou 645-8326 Secretarial Semen Top qui/tty Low price Cu1lom wood p1llo1, Free fft Kevin 673-1503 bperllM Ho •. uiekeeplng ·ABC MO\llNO Blackwelder Paperhang· ....... __._ ..... __, ___ _
w1t1utL 1 ..... 1 ra1111 Steve 752·11556 DRYWALL TAPING
we WASH WINDOWS
FM1 • Profeeelonal
Quality work guatant-1
F,.. eetlmat• 1148-7391
Free eel Lie 631·2345 Cu1lom ba1 m11ror1 war· \lac & IUPPllH Included Quick, C.,11u1 Serv1ee Ing & Removal Ouel Secretarial eervtc.e typ-= ~:::Cr,eeA~r" DRYWALL/ACOUS'TICAL TIEES drobe door a tub 6 Kilty 641·4970 u c T138049 552-0410 work only 494•3616 Ing c;opy e1c Fut~ Aftlaalt RANDY 941-0622 All ph&Mt & Repe1r1 Topped/removed Clean ihower encl Gt111 re-OUALllY CLEANING . 615·4456 780·&3511
-BUD 552-95112 up, new 1awn1 151.3479 pt.cement. 620.020_1 _I *A·1 IHIH* Plattt1ratb Dft-y-Ptrklng Lot CUSTOM CARPENTRY wllh a personal •ouch B I alll 26 S.lar
Ae9e!rt·Sealeolllng All typee. 20 yr• Uc lltctrical L1ne11e1p1ng-Yd Clnup• 1Ha .. paa BETH 850-0933 e~o:!iu1>111r1,,. r![e!•P Wt441ia S,..laHat --------
S&S Alphlt 631•41119Ltc PalOfnbo 962-8314 ELECTRICIAN Priced Tree lrlm/remov·Malnl I *•*HOME REPAIR Bachelors clean Ing & Lie T· 116,428 730· 1353 Color/B&W 675-4618 IH'T WUTI
Dan H1llbefg Griding , _________ , right. free ea1lma1e on lrrlgallon Jim 851 •0128 Elec-Plumb-Carpentry laundry Reliable. Keren -----Tlll I IHm
6 Pavlni Co Rea/comm Carrt S.mct 111ge or small lobe. TIE 11111 IOHE Patio covers-Fences 540·2616, bet 9, aft 4 s;~~~~~~sc~~Ji~~ Plaattr/ ltf!ir A qul11 tact of 111e 111h11
"Let the Sunahtne In"
SUNSHINE WINDOW Cl~NING 642·1549 ~lo
John'I Window Cleaning '
Free eel. 12 yra exp.
640-1061
.1
Uc. 3117 804 842· 1'120 Shempoo & eteam clean. Lie. 396621 873-03511 Lawn-lr-lhrub ln1till Aamod Keith 646-4672 For a super clean houte, CO Lie T 124_..36 PLASTER PATCHING ~~~ 1~,y~~I~ i;;i1agi: I .. mi la C Llc'D ElECTRICt .. N Tree trlm/Remov1I JACK OF All TRADES call Chrl•. good rater· lneurld 641 -8427 Aastucco•. lnl/exl. 30 fl It I olor brl~htenar1 whl ,... R v 8 N ~t Pe"I 5•5 2977 your preeent ralet In the ' ' o R Lawn m1tnl/ otoltlllnX Cati J•rk an.n1me, an-1. 631·0893 aft • WATCH us GROWi yr · e.. u .. • ---------1 erpta • 1 min. bleach. ual. w0<k· ea1 ,.,.. 5 ~ ,. -.. na111 several yeare Are Stet 1 _ I I 1 BABYSITTING I Hall llv/dln rm• $15· avg Tom 631-5072/073-7644 FrM tellma1e 48-60 5 Day or night. 675-3014 ED'S you going lo 111 atilt tor t .,.. ••• m -.~ ~.;':ti Meea ~~~; room 17.sO; couch 's10: i_:...:.R ... ES_l __ D ... /C_O:_:_M..:.M:...':...U..:.IN__:D_·l-:C;::.le::-an::-:-.'.".'up::e:-:/7"La:'.n::d;:ac:::a::p:;l::ng:-GARCIA'S MAINT • Bldg/18talt littia1 Palatial ~v.Jf) PlASTlRlllG lhla1 II not 6 ti you would That all conlrllC1ort who ' !
chr SS. Ouar. allm. pet 20 yra. Do my own work. HeullnO ·Tree Trim trtr pk, 11 carpentry, eiec. Piii Pllmll , . ""'' ~·'"' Ilk• tnfOfmatlon on IOI., ~:!;~1~,~V:, '.~~ laUNaa I odor Crpt repair. 15 YT1 Lie. 278041. Al 64&-8126 Free et1 642·9907 1 plumbing 497·6831 House titling desired by by Richard Sinor. Lie. "'' '" ... 1. ••• energy, call Don Inman ma1erlat1 mutt be II· . ! exp. Oo work my1elf. I 280644 14 of I\&"" M54:Z58 •• A-1 LIVI IAI I MIS Reft . 654-0123 Electrlclen: new & repair Ralph Caballef'o & Sona ,Home repairs Sml Jobe young, rwponslble pro-Y'• ,,,.y (l 14) H 2-0tll cenMd. Unlloenllld ....,~
30 Helium Blltoont dll. CARPET INST .. 'LATION • All. type. 1. low prices Compl malnl, comm/ OK. pe1n11ng. etc. tauton•I for 1umme1 1~1 cu11omer~ 4 trtc10fl llhouto ao 1111e I
an)l2lm•. Fun for ICY & REPAIRS 30 yre exp l · rae ee · mov1I. ele1n-up1 Free June. I wlll ca.re tor pets ----~· .. .., ~-S ,.., Lied F 1 631 2345 '" TrM trimming & r• Gary 645-5277 PTL months begi nning In hank you. 11 Pla••lai Stri-"'ltrl I 'inr~heirt~ ~~~~~:~Con-
Wk. 4/20-25l 1173-44lll MS-9031 (i>et 8. alt 4) . ELECTRICIAN eet, 114e-<4664 al1. 4·30 Home repalrt. carpentry. and pay utlllllea Call ••WTY PA.lmll 24 lir 11 .;; 141-llH AAA Spnnklef'/landtcepe oonlac1 Mary Grondle !
B1J1oon PrOfnollonl Unll· Gd relea. Free eel Lie cablneu, •lectrlcal, 675-4476 altllf 6 pm Prompl. neat prollU· WATER HEATER Spec:laJ Repair•. lie 1292673 (714) 558-408C! with
mltld: orlghl bouquetel C.•tat/ Ctacrett 1 416449 W1yne 831-7530 WISO&PE IAllT. plumblll lancing Don ~~~~~~!!·~~~I 1onal1/lo ,., .. 636-7149 Pool heatere'llt Fumacee 545-6974, 642..eoo7 I que1llon1. Con1r1ctor's • ~ s-day. 404-7550 Cemenl-Muc>nry·Bloc:k ELECTRICIA'i Ctn·up1. Ref• 538-1810 966-0t4 lac••• Tu INT/EXT CALL JIM, -,.1 I Stale Uoente Board. 28
Wall1-Cu1t. work. UC Lie. 233108 Small/lge Gardening wanted, mow· Carpenlry·Mas<>nry 144)..1111 Selling anything with 1 11 Civic Canter Plaza~.,.,
Seit wtlh EASEi #381057 Rob 547-2683 jobl, repairs. 548-5203 Ing, edging. 11klng, Rooflng-Plumblng Feele<ated Tax Serva Dany P1101 Clasalfled Ad Ttle & Muonry new & r• Room 600. St nte Ana.
lfa a BREEZE !Have aomelhlng 10 .. 111 1· aweeplng, tree eall· Dfywall-Slucco-Tlle Home/office appll C1assll1ed Ad•. your one-II •simple m1t18' pair All typee Ouallly CA 02701 _ J ~C~laasl~~fled~~A~d~•~64~2-~56~76~~C~lull~~·led~~ld~•~d:o~lt~wefl~~-~W~an~l~A~d~•~C~al~l~64~2·~56~78~~m~•~l-~~94~S.~7~54~~1 ~~~·~m~o~··~~~JB~64~6-~9~990~~~~~6~75~·~58~56~~~~~,~to~p~~lh0pp~~·ng~cen~~l8'~~~,~US~l~C~~~1~&4~~2·~56~78~.~~~~Fr~ee~111~1~Llc~~63~1-~2~34~5~~~~~~~~~~~ I
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• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Friday, April %9
ARIES (March 2l·Apr1l 19): You~ll bridge
distance, language gaps. Focus on Journeys.
communications, initiation or pioneering project
that includes higher education. You'll ge t to heart
of matters in dramatJc style. Leo. Aquarius natives
play key roles.
TAUR US (April 20-May 20): Member of
opposite sex 1s impressed. lets you know 1t.
Emphasis on security, romance, building process
and beginning of a different savings account
Hunch pays d1v1dcnds Older woman offers sound
cowuel.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Defer to wishes of
close assoctates, mducting busmess partner, personal
friends Emphasis on delay, versatility, long
distance communication Marital status also 1s
spotlighted -adjustments are made, you'll be more
free, creative and happier as result.
CANCER (June 21.July 22): Focus on fme
print. important Ctetatls, measures wtuch beef up
security. Remodeling procedure probably is
~ n~:~e~ ~~~~~~~,.,, "' ~-, ........... ~ .. ... • -"YT p · nty. • ·
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Elements of timing,
luck ride with you; you could win a contest by
sticking to number 5. Scenario highlights romance,
travel. sudden changes. swift decisions. Gemini,
Virgo, $ajd.ttarius persons play key roles.
VIRG"O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Stick to familiar
ground, strive to remain c lose to homebase.
Individual who advocates reckless course may be
sincere but la mWnfonned. Conserve energy. and
cash. Domestic ad1ustrnent otturS, could mclude talk
of remodeling.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Define terms,
overcome tendency to scatter forces. Aura of
confusion exists -key now is to be selective, to
chooee quality and to 90lldify contacts. Energetic
associate has key to bac~ge information.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis on
income, investments, production, willingness to
accept additJonal responsibility. You'll have chance
for greater rewards, relationship intensifies and a
commitment is made Cancer, Capricorn natives play
key roles.
SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Assignment
is rounded out, you meet test and pass with flymg
colors. Emphasis on communication, education,
fulfillment of aspirationa and poaible, long journey
Aries, LJbra natives play i.mport.ant roles.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Ja.n. 19): Light ls shed
on areas previously obscured, dark. You could
arrive at correct interpretalion of mysterious dream.
Fears. doubts, suspicions will be put aside -you'll
know you are on right track. Aquarius is ln picture.
AQOARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Study Capricorn
message for valuable hint. Some of your londest
hopes, wllhes are ready to be fulfilled. Focus on
special relationship, ro~. creativity, decision
dfecting home al')d security. Intuitive intellect
1erves aa reliable gujde.
PISCF.8 (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Emphasis on career,
busines. abillty to make valuable contacts and to
perceive pot.entlal. Saglttarian la ln picture -you'll
be shown way out of morAll of red tape. Individual
ln position of authority appnd.ata your efforts -
and will prove it. "" ....... ... ""
PUT Tiil PIT STUDENT NEEDED ---.. l!!!l!~ll!!!llll!llilJ[llllll!!~~lll!ll!ll!lll--Tow Truelt Drtver nMdecS>:: Compuler CAT & Print« D1ys H11nttngton Bch. :';):] RES/WHIEllS technician 1N/1hlpplng 066-6505 '. ,
011~ Malnt..,anee
TWX operator, good typist
Full time temporary
WO<k. llght .-per helpful
In e11111rlor landscaping
Apply In peraon. Mon· Thure, 8·30-noon The
Newporter. 1107 Jambo-
ree Road.NB
Gener1I Mechanical
knowledge Some E•·
peflence In elect Meal 6
Plumbing required Mu11
be available Cltyt. even-
lngt and weekends. Call
Donna, Surf and S1nd
Ho1el. •94-8460
Make ex111 SS helping and receiving duties
youth c11rlere promote Own cir 657-5130
their own 11tabllshed ---------1 routes M11u11. outgo· Real Estate TEL-A-Cl RC tor TWX machine with.~
tome llllng Wiii t11ln,
G ARMENT MANUFAC
TURER neeot exper
op«ator1. 831·2630
Ing, 111ract1ve parental OlllHCIAL I .E.
type person. please call Two career oriented II· HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR PART·TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT
exit opportunity & com-
peny beneftt1. Call EIW~! 566-3880 . 2·5PM M·F 6'C8-702 I cen-needed 10 learn I ~~~~nraa~Mechantcal Phone sales 11'18 akllla ol brol<erage &
lt..nowledge. Some Ex-llYI II I ~=~:1g.~m:~1 ~~cc::~ OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER WAITEI :•'I 100 overweight men & 1
women. To loM up to 29..1i HAIRSTYLIST
w1nled for Bal. Isl. saloo
Mon thru Sat 673-4013
perlence In electrlcal & Wlnn8'9 10 help promote during trelnlng Ellcellenl
plumbing required. Must literary program on benelllt • Ille 6 heallh
be available days, ever>-pnones In OC 11ea 14 00 1nsu11nce plus den lat
Inga. and weekends Call to S8.00 an hr, Ill Of p/I plan Call Realonomlcs.
_...q-.q".Q'..q-..q Oonna, Surf and Sands Cash boou-dally Cati 675-6700 TRAINEE Hotel. 494-6460 114-2171 REAL ESTATE
PHOTOGRAPHERS IAUIERI IEEHI I lat hf Iha hua. Salesperson Need 1 ex·
Up to $100 I day E11n $450 10 S800 per Phone sallll perl anced person In pan/lull time week. If you have • sia II W 'I comm41fclal & tndullrial
male/lemdle No ex wagon or van and enJ<>y I IT In real lt!llate tor a succes-
penence Or selltnq WO(ltlng with taeneg«a. P/T 1ven1ng work tor stul & growtng firm
C1ll Mr Rountree at people wtlo Ilka to 111k 8e91 working conditions
·Evenings and Saturday
mornings
·Commission/Guarantee
·Must be ambitious.
pleasant and rellable
·Experience helpful,
but w illing to train
·This is not temporary
lbe mo & make money. •
100% money back gua· :
rantae Call Mr. Eldridge' • '"
613·!i952 Tuea-f'ro,
IOAM·1PM only. • :..!
,.~. w..... s1os· ·
Chrl1tl1n woman neede,~
wort! Hu nuralng •Id• •
IXpet Good cook. Ute-·
h~ Min 4~ hfl dally
~9-1963
reQuored PMto ! 5 .. 8-7058 blwn 11AM & on tne phone Earn $4 00 1n Newpott Beach
ffidrkl'llOQ !11m 3PM Week days 10 S8.00 per hr helping 714/646-5051
e•pandino'" your • t I ..... Cl ..£. I.II promocl• .. our literary RECEPTIONIST TYPIST 642-5678. ext. 312 area Manayemf"•I • • -•n program 1" Dtt SSlt. •,
poSltlo,,. """.n Night ahtlt BEST WES ff4..Hll hMa1ure perhoaon ttyplo hand~ between 5:30PM -9PM J _
'"' """ T £ A N A L I B A B A a .1. ...__ I O·-M-eevy P net ng " AKC Old En~lah Sheep .,,,,. ·-.. , u. 11 j •"S-7700 ... "" f .. ,.,. 01~ clertc:.i duties for n..... Pu llne " ' """' "" J "" .11w firm Call Oet>ra "THE POSITIVE ANSWER" _,, pa. p. -
"" t ~ (.A ql/'j• Now II.king 1ppllcatlOOS. Priattr, ltfatt 752·1101 ~~55;;:~;;:~~;;;;;;:~;;:;;:~~;z. OFA TV dog 846-7025 • ., q..q.q. Cheek Cashing Store Familiar with AB Dick ---------1 WANTED smell long ~
-----.---Muat n1ve cashier and ~ Many Co ~II RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK ed Flpuppy Free or LIUL/ll nuT I uJea experlen<:cl Bond". Orange County Airport TYPIST • ,.i1nec:1. •llrac-rMI. Oey11me IMI0-5795 ... ~~~ ,._...,__......... • Uve pereon. mature, 10 ~.:..!._ • J ~..#""?· ~ '' . , ·~· t-~-~~~l!l·~~~:t;;la~~!'J~N~l:\~.M ~ ~. .,..... x ~~_;.. SlallcxienJlllC ,,. •
non-smoker who can lane bahfaatt •mkr & 1000 mo to etart
type 50 WPM, epell, en· CNA'I & NA needed all P/1 SEC1n••y c 8 II b I w n uncl11e. end 11 self· ahlfls Apply Mon 1hru' "" 9 3 0 AM · 1 0 · 3 0 AM
motlvlled Mull heve I Fri. 9AM lo 3PM. New· !4 ... n l•--' 975-()927 yr. lew offtoa e1tperlence port Conv Cenler. 1555 The Heellh Care Dlvlllon --1---1-1 _ht __ _
Cell Barbata 7611·1477 Su parlor Ave. N .B of JOHNSON & JOHN· ICt, e1 •Part time
Loen Prooeellng
Pre1tlgtou1 Ba.nk In
Santa Ana/Co111 Meu
arN 11 looking for \I A/ FHA and Convenllonal
Loan Proeeuore with
1 ·2 yr experience Full
Time Po11lton Xlnl Sa·
llry 1nd Bonu1 Imme·
dllte Opening• Cell for
Appointment AMER·
ICAN TEM PORARY
SERVICES .
714-937-3056
LOAN REP'S
OHi• .....• 1 ..
Ae11VI Co needl 4 e11per
rep1I Hlgl'I Commll810n
paid on each eloalng
Dtrryt. 1-8115-1011
AUGUST CAPIT Al
LIT NISH llllEI
for 7·11 Rent A Ctr
Wuh & delaH CIR Only
exp people apply
850-1190
LY.l's
All lhlft1. APPLY NEW-
PORT CONV CENTER
1555 Superior Ave .
Newpor1 S..ch. II AM to
3 PM. Mon thru Fri
~77&4
Find what you w1n1 In
Dally Piiot Cl..alfleds.
Newtp&p9r
6'C6-7764. SON Produe11. tnc hu a Coaia Meu Oes1gn
part-time eecrel ulel Home cent« hu open·
polltlon 1valleble In their Inga lor front deilt. Typ.
Weslem Region otfloe. 1ng ao wpm, profeulonal
June 1. 1983 This ts 1n appearance and good
•Must be at least 16 Free puppy· Chihuahua ..
Office/lull llme, e~perl
ence In oltlce proc•·
durn. Call 871-5720
Cockapoo mix, F. very ,
tmlr1, loV9I people, dog
hou .. Incl IMS-7&17
_O_p_e_r_a-to_r_/_S_a_l1-1--N-,-w-! Ideal 11tu111on for en In· c0fnmuntca1lon1 lkllla •
exterior aurlece cleaning dlvfduel ... ho want• 1 mull Benellta ind room
company need• egores· permll'Mlnt year around lo grow Cont1c1 Jan
tlve person. Top weges poalllon working 24 between 0 and 1 PM
& bonus Call Jamu hours 1 we1k wllh a 566-1601 AMOC Oellgn
•No experienc:e necessary
•Pteasant personality
•Reliable
-------~~~ leraet Slit •
A w .. 1em Saddle 15\\".
1e11. Simco $375~.
Matching Bree11 Strap. ,
*Good earning pol('n\lal
675-1110 flexlbl• echedute Pra· 3184 Airway Av. CM S4 0 like ne w
&42-5611, Ext. 312, 1ft. 1:30 71411164-5366' •. , PART-TIME clerleel help
for properly manage
ment ore Call 662·3952
btwn t -4
HIT /Tlllt EYES t-t
Wanled adullt over 22
wno enjOy wonclng wttn
youth Mull be well
groomed peraon1ble. 1
poe11.1ve mottvetO< Stan
et &75 per week Call
2·5pm, 646-7021 (aslc IOf
Sharron)
PART· TIME Wl<NOS
vloua office experience
and 11tcellent t yping
1kllls required To epply.
pleiaM MOO r~ lo ............
PlllMOT1 ....
HEAL TH CARE 01\11·
SION
111700 Felretlilel
S"11e 280
lrvlne. CA 112715
Equal ()ppty Emp!Oyef
PIT &Ullttll
Dally Pllol new1paper
dealer In Irvine area
Approx. 20 hre pr "'k
Ahlfnoona 6 llOtne -kend morning• Mull
have dec>end•ble venlcle.
SWAP MEET
reprMent• famoua kllcft
en Improvement co ,
guar + comm M1ture.
enthull,.11e pereon. Car. Conetenl weekend work. prefer tight truck w/
Xlnt oppty C.,I Me. Ly· camper lhell Only neat.
d"-(213) )'t&-l040 re1pon1tbl1 pe11on1
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Are you p1ann1no a move? pro•. 14 75 hr & mtleeQe
Cllllllfled ac1-. win pofnt Cllff btwn t:S0-10:30AM
YOl.I In the rtghl direction only M~Frl, Ilk tor
10 find lh• home you Greg Hyde. otro11l1tlon
need 942·5t78 642·4321
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Busy ..... otfloe neeOI
mature lndlvldual with
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Helvy p/lO<l4la APPLY IN
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RETAIL Secretary for put>llc ,.... 2 rebbll•. '~!!! cage. '°"· oee90riea ........ ..... ..... Tr..... tlont dept. • tut peoed 840-3441
Full tlm1 1al11 Retell agency. req111r .. •llP9-,
Febrlc S1ore. Co1t1 ~=sr'~ M L--.. U !
Mele. 646-9-467 gentutlonlll lkllll cwd UC•...ult _
llla-C...inlH proceulng helpful Aat!tMt Mlf )
IMn 0711-7000 M111lv1 oak din table -
Unique ladl11 clolhlng SERVICE STA TtON AT· S250 01k upholaterld
110<• Melc.1 en -g9tlc T~OANT. Elts>ef Ape>ly loveaeat $650. Wicker<'
perlOfl wtth flelf fOf fa· Shell Station. 17th l It· rodtlf a 100. 942-8115
llhlon Ind/or modeling vine, NB .. ..,., nd __ .. kl' ........... 1 't
expertenc:e helpful. Appty ,.n.,..ue rou ...----· In p«1on· ALEXIA NA· SITTER (fllll time) In my 11>1 w/4 oak din. ~ ,
TURAL FASHIONS, 260 home for 8 mot glrl 76().11731
Now accepting appllca· Forut Ave .• Lagun1 Non-smllr 557-2732 •ft ---.. --,-.--.---
Ilona for bookkeeper Beeoh. 497,.717 Spm. or 641"°574 Maxfltld Perrlih 3111·
Apply 1l 24otl Newport SIJee. Interior decof&tor Sludenll. weekend & mi1ral oll painting.,
81-..d, Newpof1 Beech Fashion II/and fine home 1umm9r lob, apply 5.9 "OrMm G.,den", eul)9(•
Aeetaurent lumlthlnga retailer ~· pm, Fri.Sii. 7o3 ~doe-fr-. Alto "High Deco" TICI lllL e1tp. ••lesperaon. M1111 waler, Balboa. 7' ti/I lamp,~·'
We are too4tlno tor full kn01tW 4r1p.,-y MMaur· '3000 Mlobo~
and part time help. Dey Ing. Hr1/comm. M r . TIL -a... AnUum ....
Of night 11\lfte avelll.ble. Bruce 644-41880. Nettle tmmedl•t• opening• tn •
Opponunlty tor ldvan· Creek Shop. t~ 11111. Mlllng HAA80R AREA »1
ceirn9nt. APPi. Y 2 10 4 IUllTAIJ eubacftpttona to the O.lly APPLIANCE SERVIC! - -
PM 91111 COAST HWY Piiot. EYentno "°"'9 Ind We 1111 recond., guer: RECEPTIONIST for L•· Saturdey morntng1. epp11ances. Mt-3071"
KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! LAOUHA BEACH guna Beedl. Law omo.. CommtlMOll with gUI· ---------
Pl .. 11nt, good typlll. rentee end bonu1ea. I Ill UfUlml _;_.
llght b oolcke1p1ng contact 1 42.5111 •ft H.-ti 857 ... 1"3 1f~7627 1~~9~~;;~;~~~~
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Celor1c m , dbl Oftn, gee. 1375/0b0 ...... 1317 * RIUTllY * T~ ~ a.tt.te _Hol_ge __ -.._-,dt~wi-~. ~~·~,
8t1erp p.,aon with 70 Im vy duty, to lb Cllp. Ulle ; -om ~Ing and dlc1.. Up to 11/tloUr. S4an In\-MW. • 1• .-:I\. OE ..._
PhOf4 "'"" to lllrOltt In lfted'9.t~. '°"""'*•tJc by e6dl f'IMQ. •• "&"
IHt paced H•wport ~ ~ to "** on "'·"' the do«. Almonct, r 8Mcl\ AMI E.11ate Of· 'fOW ..-1. o.. MIU et • 111 t t con d • • 6 e s~
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACAOSS "8 Poplar
1 Plenty •e &mall drink
8 Pwtor piece t50 CoNktet
10 Undtrwler 5<' Turning
14 Plend OfMn
18 M!Mlheft 57 PoecMd
11 Be <Mr..ted 51 Brtnk
11 ln.ne onee 58 AgaY9
11 Leddet tt\.IC)J{ 80 -of
gwege Common•
20 Mop e 1 Noted
21 Egg proclucet 82 Legt.latlon
22 -1P11Ce 83 Went wrong
23 Arnetlnda DOWN
26 Applea 1 0ec11Mt
27 Pank 2 Compeny
30 Proc.dure 3 Zon.
311.e., In full 4 Ex~d
32 Stytee 5 Compu1
33 Claaalfled -point
34J DemolJah: 6 Vault•
Var. 7 NOfM god
37 Pierced 8 Douglu -
38 8ot1ng one 8 lngeeted
39 Large bird 10 G1rment
40 Digger 11 Army drill:
4 1 Ptomlaed 2 Wdl.
land 12 Resource
42 Hlnute 13 P1lml1t1
growths 19 Entertelners
44 lnttrument 21 Pronoun
46 Oumaa 24 Youngster
herolrM 25 Golf's -
41 Be a jockey Cup
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did 43 "My Slater
27 Auto pan "
28 Chffse 44 Energy
29 Go under 45 Grottoes
again 46 Dwell
30 C1nkers 4 7 Ceremonies
32 Tout le -: 49 Precipitation
All 51 Time period
34 Reno cubes 52 Besides
35 Mast 53 Tobacco
37 Colleen 55 State: Abbr.
38 Smoke alarm 58 Highest note
40 Men and 5 7 Haggard
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JI0-1071 lnlo ping pong table, C Hl.. 842·11U rtentnoa. '11 2101, .uto, 4IK rnl, qomH with •II toe.. ...... .. AWl'M ... tMOO ..... tftTll 1110 1411·9701 •lier -.. -. -•a-'ll Oeteun KlnO C.b · ...,..1ot2 Complete unit, lor hol tPM. •w -r-4114, 15 lt)d. emflm •let 1,.,,...,.......,....,...,.~~----water wt11 IN1ell 11400 POP TOP, cutiom lnl.. OMI, lo ml. ll5800 '74 UOZ Good oond.
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Open tun I 115 o. 7 5 t . I 2 e 8 . •tereo, ale, pwr. roor
Jol\r\ Weyne Tannta Club TV John'• 848-1788 684-1239 T11••• HH raoll, new llrH, xlnt !.'!!! .~.!rnmo"."•"11Poo· ,~~·. 26" "CA oolol' tr.a con-.... , .... 101• '74 INT'L LOOE8TAA 0 0 n d . • 4 '0 0 0 y I i&'t-Oe"i2
4< """' eole TV, Gell ceb. •wvt .. e --18' van, good •h•P• 1551·8"': 9119 ...._&113 b ... 1141 yrt Old 8360 Clmelll Mo·Ptd, alnl 12900 842"'3305 aft 7 '18 Deteun 710 coupe 2
SALE· OH dryer S 100. 10" O.E. color TV & 12'1 c On d t 2 0 0 I 0 B 0 ,72 Dateun. df, 4 lt)d, elr, tape, loc*e
conv. 101• 1715, •tereo blll/wfll TV wl•t•nd 1215 648-91172 Run• ~t le60 & run1 good t 18U.
coneole 1111, mlec. etert-... 120-1899 Puch. greet cond. 1250. &48.-M 17 1-777· 1233 Ing l plll• llem•. •••-1 fl .,1 640-909e 1--,---,.....-----110·1100, MWtng mach -•• -,74 FOfd 4x4 '78 1'10, 2 dr, 5 •Pd, 1 &300, 857-8140 19". Ohfom• oolor, ooet Veepe 8cooter, xlnt cond many utru. S3500 ownr, rblt ~ & tran1
BABY ITEMS HIGH '730,Melitloel249 Cell 1900 M2·1713 842-3781 11280. 848-715 8.
QUALITY. Jenny Lind Gery 646-1731 •t•r..,.l!!/ Sale°' trede Chevy luv '71 2402, 1 owner, well
hlgtlchelt t40 8llotee 3 •~ IOll lherp w/dlx ·,op cpl n~ melntalntd. Loaded
In 1 llrOllef i.40, Gerry loat -ttrl brakH, clutcti.' 12600. I 3 3 O O · 6 4 e . 3 2 3 0 •
C u d d t • p • c k I 2 o I Newl Newl Righi oll the 648-4863 ,.,7_6_1_· 1_8_79 ____ _
651-8018 lnnaJ 70111 •howroom floor Kewa-•70 T .... lu ,...... 'fa O.teun 1200. AM/FM aekl 550. Mu•I Hiii oyota '"' 11 .,._up, 1tereo 8 h1t gu -8ewlno IMdllM ~ IOp Schock Electric Peckett $2300 negollebl• Call w/cam1>9', en9 & trana Sll50 7ti0-o445
of the llnt. >Unt cond. Herdlop. 1._. yr Old. AMI John 850-0l06 good $ 1800 obo. --------
1350 080 Peggy, FM Radio. Ellcallenl 842-48el5 '77 Oetaun Pick Up, 6 848·7ee<l Condition 112,000 '74 HONOA ELSINORE . , 1peed, good cond Prl·
Magic l•land Charier 873-02270f676-1714 Run•~rHI, $300/obo. ~~~di\S~Plcicup, vale Party. O•y•
MemberehtoJ $560. 14' alum. boal. Valcol ~ell e 3-5133 49J-U31. 6 4 7 . 6 e 6 e · Eve•
873-2271, 676-5644 U14C, 15 hp Evlnrude 80 KAWASAKI KX80 538-3008
IO' Sole, gold I lOO. Elec o u I b o •rd $ 1 3 2 5 Like ,_, $700/obO. 6:1 El• ~~i ~~:, ":::. '18 280Z, dark met greeri
Mgen 115o. 8e2-74159 1548-8381 • 648-2591 vetted, NII 14500 firm w/belge, •Ir . emlfm
2 Leather & Chrome 8' Flberg..,. Dinghy, nev-'79 Honda XR 80. Mint, lo Mull .... Ge0-18 17 c .... mega. cleen, very
chelr• 185 Heh 225 ., uMd. $160. mll ... Orig ownr 1325. iood cond. 1 owner
emp ere ..icser $too. 18• 1549.21 14 850-0675 evN a wttnda Vaa1 9040 5400 obo. 673-es<>e
Ted Keyall 1300 Hert 1411 Valeo elum 18 Hp New '63 Kewuakl KX125 '75 Dodge Van conv•r· ~~~oo. :Jcs.~,2~ ..
Water Skla 120. Hart Evlnrude + xtru 1900 NeYW reced $1350. .ion R«>lt 318 eng Big """"' Slelom Ski 136. While &42--0308 or 9415-3924 · Ed 831-3094 redlet• 12450. 1131-3701 $3350 640-5023
bentwood rock., $50. 2 p 7 2 '78 Yam 650 Speci new Aatlt '11 TIUI 21011 5 piece bdrm Mii. 1 all twtf 01 Urea rune grl bk' re•ll Clu•H, -.. Auto xlnt ---"' 1--"' .....
Olk. 1 ell white $2l50 CllHIC 18' Lepetrake rack' $900. 557-8610 llll .-9 lo ml'. S12,e00'; ~
MCtl Mt. 857-8218 evee. Century bay boat, 4 cyt. , leUe. no.-Oeee
Typewriter Cept chetre Orey. $3500 1575-8181. UNIQUE 75 900 Kawe· '14 mYf llftlUI 1---------, · • Hkl, lo ml, xlnt cond, 11M JttZ1
lrg D.R. teble, lllver Mt 32' Luhrs, d'-1, loeded. 1< I r • • . S 1 6 0 0 I o I r . LAlll& I /I 153&-8030 S2 l,500. Sir: ev•'I. ,..,._1 • ...,, ., •l,llO -••• 34,200 mllee, T-top. Ex· .. ...,., vu " -.. oe11en1 condition. $9, 100.
John Wayne Tennla Club 213-5 2-3484 Yameha 60 motorcycle Th•t'• rlghll Only 41,600 546-4278 :-:i-r::~~·l~dlCSm-24' Apollo '78, 235110, $175 080. 20" BMX ~;'~!~~~ r:;~::!~ !~':1·,-la-.-----.-.-23-&4,.IMO ·1 canv••· tr•ll•r, OF. bib S60 Of'(). 58&-4449 4-b••rel -...i~. l __ ... _.1;.;;o;.;. ____ .....;;.;;.;;;;;;
traneoelver. am/Im, Mad --.. ·-..,__, 1111 Flat 111 Newport Beach Teonl• a gelley. '9500 °' lrade ••ttr ..... H21 with •II the exltHI All
Club Member•hlp. for •maller boat • .,O,.,.ORHO.,E power lncludlng win· Gold. C>nQ. C1'tlf'n«, · .., ' '"' dow•. Limited edlllon. 12800 °' &eat offer • e 5 0 I b e I t 0 ' I er . &42-62$4, 644-44~ I RENTALS• Excellent condition. Rae-After 5PM 646-5250
831·2329 Wtlltrlft Y·ll fhll Fr°'" S 195/wk.. All elzel. Ing a tripe•. N-llr ........
Atari game -vstem. w/18 $12,000. AJ11900 Merine 2158 Newport 81· bucket Met• with new1-.= _____ ....... ...,. ....
cartridge•. 1250/ofr. &4~15 a50-l500 cu1tom cover•. New '80 Prelude, red, am/Im
842-4570 T ii T ftl •••u brek ... new Delco bat· cue, eunroof, ,_ Urea/ 1---------129· Bertram, many xtru. ra m, ra --h k t d Mini b llnd1. $4,,0 ee. xlnt •hepe. a49,"00 .. 80 s~·----35 •• unueu·•i 1ery, llletlme 1 ock• a bra ea, x nt con . l5etaa 15 wkl • ~ .... -.. muffler. Call efter 8:30 15200/o«>o. &42-1714 · approx 5 th. 780-9538 alt 8PM. cabin style, Ceder LodQe pm weekdaye & all dey • 109 length. 1575-9121 model xlnl 1897~. weekend 1179-0594 79 Honda Accord LX. dyt. 1980 Hobie C.t, Ilk• ,_, &42.0795'. ~23 · •· Good cond. Auto, reg
lull r-. 12800'/ofr "-' ' g a I . I 3 9 9 0 C I II Two mahogeny .. door~. Ski, Ilk• new. meny x1ru. 15' FlELO & STREAM. ·ee Ford Muetang 289, nu ~ · = ~~1~38 · 11800/olr. 662-12159 Sleepl e, Porte PoUl, IQe breke•. rubber, paint .• 715 d Cl • · '78 Relnell, 25w, cbn, box, bright Inter. 11250. extru. $3000. 548-4453 ~n • vie, low
--ULI crae, 2 V8 Ford. OMC Phone 8*2686 '40 Unooln Cont.~· ~!Ion.' mo~~'rc)~ lllRllL If nllll outdnv•. galley, hud Tr.Um Utility MU Ible • ....,ored, '20,000 °' 751-2402. Furnitu re TV appll wlttrwr. On trlr S18.000. ' -!ride rot Sen Bernardino --------anc. wuhlng ,:.,~· 493-1883 CloMd I0117x7 It tr .. ler mountain 1o1. 4M-552t '82 Honda CMc Hatef'll*.
dryer.' v.cuum, typewnt: 19, 8outhcoul bay boat. wllh lock Ing door•. eva: 720-e904 wlldys. Tan w/tan. 4 epd. _...50.
er cutlery heedl>honee V II $ 1 O 500 542-2468. 401 E. Bey, Cell 720-0932 etc. All 1 Yr old. In excei s ~r: "0e ·~70 . 6 3 5 o: C.M. Aa ... , la)!!!.. '74 Civic, auto, new eng. &
cond. Cell lor eppt 75e-92t1 4xb3 high. Rental Trlr. Al.la..... tin trana. Aatclng $1800 or
te2·1070 ld1 5pm. ,_11 !flt N-llree wl•pare. Gd ,78 beet on.r. M2-9114e; aft. 111111 Ollln ..,,. ~7~75$850 , obo. gr.:r-~ & rune e,848--71M.
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... 842-4644. M-f. M Aattattin ... 1112 w I b I k Int. s 43 0 0 . ,~fa"!......... 8:.'~~I~ w~~~ti!t. IMPORTANT NOTICE IJrtir ~. -..... M3-e3---
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AlflleMll Mil fanltan MU C..ta.... •--TO READERS ANO ~-~ - -il:iliiiiiiiil;ti;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ '7000. 673-0227 or ADVERTISERS Salee-Sei lllce-leaalng New.Amena f9frtg. 25clft. Dining room group, Broy-. MY-llLL-TIAll 8115-1714 The prlc• of ltem1 ad· w.-& 1oe on doOr. N-hltl, table w/8 chair•. IWIP lllT FNturlng WMPC>n• of 111 14' Flylng Junior Dutch-vertlMd by Yehlcie dNI·
rnond. 19915. O.E st0\'9 chine cabinet, exit Every Sundey, 8em-Spm. eru: Swont•. colne. wat man, Main. Jib. Spin, en In the vehicle eluel-w/2 ov en•. 1300 .nape. $825. 84&-2498 Orange Cou1 Con-oe. ~. antlquee and co-. Trnll•, Npt doctt !led edvertlslng column•
.._ 1800 Felrvtew & Arllngton, thoueands or coleeUble • v a II o 0 o d c 0 n d . doee not Include eny ec>-
SMra Fro•ll•u aide by otn. rm •1. 3 ..,,.. Incl. Co.ta Mee&. Admi.ak>n ltema.. I 13501080. 644-«)87 pllcable texes. lic.tlN. Id f 1 Ilk pade, ~. $450. ~ free to buyer•. Seller ORANGE COUNTY 1ran•ler 1ee1, flnence :..,1~ re r g. • new. en eleep •ofa, $200. ~tionellnfo. FAIRGROUNDS 24 Ft ........ dlergee, I-lor etr pol-
-. er3-9023 l.lfnpa, $75 M. &40-28M ~~~~SM-~5880~~~~ COSTA MESA 8 HP Evlnrude, 170 gen. lutlon conlrol d•vlce
Klng·R bed, xlnt cond. :;: Enter 091• 3A off Arllng-Very cleen, Midi NII c:enlflcatlon• or deeler ~Point l6de by tkia w/ 8-r'I xtnl llrm mattr-rt/Sat 8am-3pm. Prlott. ton 81. 14700 714-751-8258 documentary prepar•·
loe mllk•. 1226. w/box •Pring•. 1225. book•. decoys. glH•, Good conc:I GT bike 20.. CAL-25 1lon charge• unleu
931..aee 115CM>248. Cert deUver " fl•hlng tacllle, wood $300. Am.rlcan rollera Extra c:IMn. 7,it hp Hon-otherwlH 1pecllled by
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cond (715LWC) * ·re 2002: 4 *Pd • 111r cond. (125RKK)
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ed (804TXG) * '78 833c11; auto •
loeded (S30082)
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rool (547WRO) * '79 1331; 4 lt)d., load-
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lllZI F~Merino ~ carving•. oak berrel•, 175. Bob &48-6748 da. bellery, 150 Geno• Ille adwrtl-.
dothea. an~ & much St w/Newport Beach lllp A •~ / Must "41 Wicker Teble, ml•c. 2017 Crofldon, Hl.1111'11111. "· l price reduced 8#-5760 ' •le tfiYICft ... (971UXB) .... WILL 111' ~o(5~~L~uto., low II l•Dlll.I" Ch .. r, Lamp & W •ll C.M. Ott suer~ 87S-4818 Pull MIS
H lnAl. ~ILfo~ 11~· B<MIOl l.f . ·e2 Colum~...?"_1!~ ~~--..•. "{. --cf9•...;~!tx~~ -:::. ~ ~..[.olJ bar
* 'ltO 7331; auto .. load· Vo61Hne Sataa. Service ~~--+---·~ .., . . ' .,,m-~:-~1bo .. ~:l ' . i' . TV, o IUl>Ollee'a lot• I HIO. Miii etze mett,... lngt
Side by Bide Froet Frea USED F\JRNITURE more. 3285 b9kota Ave. a box 1prlng1, S50. Swan t:;l!:·ooo. 2 Tlf .. etmoe1 new.~ ed. (100'949) .. HuQtlnG'on Beac:ti
• '81 320!; i f9d., eun (114\tl .. •·2000 ~:"87~$300. ::.~0:5o~~·~ ;Fr-~-:-17• _s.--;:5;-'pm-:;--.---i...:840-43:::::::::2~8:_ ____ 1---------• dye• r po I ye 1 t • r
• 1•ble, $250. Chelr•. , ....... Yalltt Ater! oame ... a 8 ca.r-U.IW 12 G-750-15 e log-6-tug 15"
roof (1EBC2191 ,..._ * ·e2 5289: euto .• IOed·IJ11ur tilt
1141, •tldafa MH ~~-~~lcturH, 1150. Oeregt Sale Fri & Set. lrldgM $450 750-8729 ~': ~n=:~~~e:'~ ¥~ f~';51~: .':;!
Tie 12Jt12 pever-. S2 ee., •---------• 181584 Elm Cir. F.V. NHr new 141t24 •pray d Incl s In a Furlln 6pln
ed. (1EJA414) * '83 320!; auto .. eun .. 1111 Mllllll
tnetalled tot•I 13.75. heuUful 7 g,1~~. Bdrm nlS-0404. Furn. mi.c. booth mad• by Wost ~ . ...&o.111ut1on .~ JACK WILL REPAIR roof (1FTC758) All modell & moet colot'I
ee2-7459 Set. lnctd8 • Mir-I a,1_...__ •---)a Coea1 AutomotMI, com-NB 63l-4838 111-1111 In stodll Cell "' ltop ~
208 W. 11t, Santa Ana now! ....... "'" 6 Dr•-Cheat, 2 u...,... -plelely Ht-up. S5000. your earl Ute bodywork. "-" white pine ptywood, Night Stand•: HHd· GARAGE SALE·Frl 2:30 1548-71570 CUSTOM SAILBOARD lOnt cnlt~. Save 9'1Pf0ll 150 ~ 110 .____. "---...._... "'-· RIG s 1 B b ... on lnaurance clalma. Ooeed Sundrt lllD
... 2000 In. ft .... 2........ .,....,, ........,._ .. , ..,.,.,.. to 5:30. & Sel/Sun. w h •100 2 d • en• er ere""' Q LARGE SE1..ECTION OF
"' llW ble Mattreee & Springs Blk•. bunk beds plant-.. er • • ryera *<I n .. edl boom•. Am-uallty at • low, low Douglm Fir. 10t per ft. "Open HHrth•' •tyle. era ti* a m1ac '11eme. S100 ea, eola 1100. 2 pro mitt, 1350 obo. price 178-4012 NEW& USEOBMWSI
Meke orrar lor entire Mutt .. 10 apprecle1e. 204 11 Venus~ H 8 cr-t• $20 ... pool tbl 494-ae83 after 9 pm v ......... .._...._ ,, .. •-& •tock. 849-9356 wltdye t 120 0 I 0 B 0 . Dey• ' · ' $715, '50 Mercury. 2 bed• -----~--••.,.. --W . e 4 2 • 3 3 3 15 · Ev•• otna. <leak & chr $200. HO H, Oya 831-1426 '79 Erlceon 215+, dle .. 1 0enn1-_ees.-12eo {11-41
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lt!ienl MH Safe. furn .. oo6clf TV, c:emera A Slldlng mirror cloHt prop 569-042& WE PAY VOlUME SALES
H•ulbled 500EL 80mm teO mite Thur•·S•t 1857 l doott IOI' 80"x105", Ake SANTAN~ 30' MMp 'for SERVICE & LEASING
tna. S1400. 77$-1114 Win 8*580e Ttlamee Ln {Beac:tll'Hell). MW, S100. e75-e024 dlNp boet equal• PfO-TDP IOWR 3e70 N. CMrry Aw Uke ,_ ~ bdrm M 2-7t22 blem•. Good boe1 for IOw LONO BEACH
S.l .R.·C•non Konlce Ht. beaulllut 11 gold ..... IMda llbc. Wu... 1211 $38,000. 1141540-1077. POI 11111111 (NO~l·l°i')i'J.7l-40M5)
otympua. Mlec. eqpmt. Cherry wood. lovely -WANT PORT-A-CRIB ( PP. WI •••• • NothlnO ovw S150. PP ~dual a "-dbrd, Rummage eale, Fri-Set, STROLLER In nood -··--r~ w.icorne 892-3d4 911. 2 lg stande, dual e..... Aprll 29130, 9·15. St cond 7141631-ao.M Ill.Ami M •II PMTl&l/malt C. .... Ull tyrae1 rneur ... & bo1t Jamee Eplacoc>al Chutdl, · Dleeel. wheel, wind ln•tr, 2480 Harbof BIYd. Convenlentty L.ocated p .,... man'• c:t1e9t of 3209 Vie Udo. Proceedl WANTEO: UHd power latho, au1o pilot, ec>tnn, COSTA MESA & Cornpetltlwfy Priced 11fL1. drwr• wlopen d oor•. for Epl•copel Service lawnmower & edger. dodger. more. Xlnt oond. 14141M Mt-1411 & 9...., ~ a
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s.5 women'• lovely d,., a Alllanoa. Running or no1 running. to rac. or crulM. 139, ~ mirror. Incl new elec Garage Se6e: DepreMloll M7-3939 995. EvH 83 t-8284; WI llY
,,.. " '" 1112 =::· ~~ ": --. old tum .. Infants'. •u1ct1 d8)'t 83&-3M&. OUAI 1111 ~a. w.~
-cover, lovely Betu mlac. lOlg Clay, Nwpt la1bwah HM llarlae ltalt. 7011 ••111•1 NJI CARVER Frw to good holne ~ Bedlpleed OMt $3 000 Hgtt. Fri/ Sal/Sun ~5. Kohler e 5 KW Gener t .. f(l15 R'.J1CE (fv1W
ootorecfl '*old Kitten. corn pt et• s 'e 1 I •IPllT _.,. ovation Olutlcal Guitar 11aooiOBO 645-:1':4 __ Au•·~•""''
Pf9C'Y .,.._ 720-6330 1 I 18 0 0 I b e a· t o f r . I A I A I I I • I YI I I :~~~:di~ c ~p h~ mag, 539-916" hotne. _,. ll(K,. .,,..,._, _ ~. ";1' -~b1!1=r 1 ~71· Aft IAM Ill.I volume. e ... ' Treble 283 CMv F\agehlp eng, l '80 BMW 833 CSI, Sltvetl o.ti 1546-42ttaft 4PM. · Coffee tbl, xlnt cond. Antlq htehld lurnl•h· control !tint ehepe. 8el1 tran• Complete reblt blue leath El<<* conc:I. 1100.1~7"7 lnQe.~lteme Bet Offer. Cell 8onnle t t200 or trade . mec:h/body. 441,000 mt,
FNe '°good hOme e "'°' WALL UNIT, wtitt., 3 pc, onlN 6-3. 3 108 Broad St. 540-4JH 54M708 I 2 2 • 5 0 0 • p · p •
lllVtan Ten1er. tern.'°"" to" x 20" ~ 2 MC> (Off PCH • Newport New PA 8ya l Wurlltuf .... L/ .__. 1m -Ill 714155t-M61
~:~: •llota. uar,. w/• -catit-81'td, btwn Cetalln• & Bee pleno. Velue 1 1000. ""'" USED ~As 6 ~UCKS '74 2002, 4 •Pd, an/rf,
nete. l 1 wf'Orop Id CS.. Wtl9Cl1lll,..).. N.B. ... '850. 4-......ot '""' •ftt COME IN°" CALL FOfl #1\/fm. air, nu r.n eng
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2925 Hwbof Blvd COSTA ME.SA
lll-IMI
Juel 2 mini.It• aou111 of
the San Diego Fr""'f.
no MllAlll
Wa h8ve Orange Count·
y' • tin Ht Nlectlon of ~ Jeguere; Settee II &
Sertee lfl XJe. and XJS
~· SM 11a now1
1&11191l111 2925~81Yd.
COSTA MESA
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For gen•r•tlon1 the meeter
coechbulld•re of Vanden PIH have
created cu•lom motor c are lor
European Royalty, lor wealthy
aport.am.,.i and lover• of beeuty Now
l/andel'I PIU hae CtMted thle limited
.CSltlon Jaguar.
Frankly opulent, It I• abundantly ntted
wtth luxurlou• ecceaaorlea found In no
other Jaguar and, Indeed, In few
motorcera at any price. From the
Vanden Plu ln8'gn1• on the rear deck
to the 1peclally con•tructed IHther
... t• and the lndl'lldually Mlec1ed but1
walnut panels on th• daahboard,
conaola end door panel•. there I• luxury
~·· llW 1111 VUHI PUS
111111 IVAJUILEI
CLARET BURGUNDY
METALLIC EXTERIOR/
DOESKIN HIDE INTERIOR
SABLE BLACK METALLIC
EXTERIOR/DOESKIN
HIDE INTERIOR
For tnOl'e than fifty .,..,.. Jaguar ha
devoted ltMll exclullvely to creeling
motorcars that extend th• llmlla ol
rMPOn ... handling and per1ormance
white et the ume time eurround 1he6r
owners In 111•t luxury. The new Jeguer
S-type la th• lateat and flne1t
.xpreulorl of thl• pnlk>aophy.
Jaguars heve always been
dletlngul8hed by a epectal grace of form
and • rere pol• In motion. Yet 4MW'I
emong the legendary Jaguera of the
put, ttlll new S-type 1tand1 out The
XJ-S do-. wtial Jeguara h•ve alw11ya
done -only batter. II Is quick and
reeponalve, stable at IP"d. sllent In
motion and notably luxurloua
IEW 11U la OllPES
llW IVAJWLEJ
SABLE BLACK METALLIC
EXTERIOR/BISCUIT
LEATHER INTERIOR
WHITE EXTERIOR/BLUE
LEA THEA INTERIOR
Pl~HIYEl . ti..~ 41~ -.... ~ ... ·,_, ~~ ~· . .,·".
1983 Seble Bl terlofWtfh Bl~
L•ather Interior, ONL v 9,000 miles.
tec10fY Warranty Good to Oct., 19S.. Of
38.000 mllee ... whichever oomea tint.
(1FVG295). Greal S•vlnos From N-eer Prloel
1979 White Exterior with Blacult
Leather Interior. LOW mllH and '" Immaculate Condition! (37&YPO).
Specie! at ONLY 115.995.
Cll Orange COJlt DAIL V PILOT /Thurlday, Aprll 21, 1885
...... , ... .........
ITllllll 1'111
6 ..,_t tr911a., air cond.,
& AM /FM 1tereo
(501067).
., 111,111 n COSTA MESA
L~J MITSUBISHI
. ~ • .. :"'• . : r.,
~ J<>rangc .. _
~('oa!'.t~
A TLA5 CHRYSLH-PL YMOUTH
2929 Hatbof Blvd . C:O.la Mesa Tel 546-19~ 3 blocils
aouth ol Sen 01eQO Fr-•y olf Harbor Blvd Complele
body shop SalH Service Part• Service Dept open
Monday lhru Friday 1 30 A M to 5.30 P M and 8 A M lo S
P M on Saturday
ORANGE COAST AMC/JH,/HNAULT
2524 Harbor Blvd , Cos1a Mesa
549-8023 645-7770
r 1 Jeep Dealer in the Westl See us 1oday lor sales. serv1ee
& leasing There are reason' why we are " 1 Price and
Mlecllon• Also, the all·n-Renault Alllance is hel'el
JHIODOH ROllN5 FORD
Modern sales. service. pan e. body. palnl & tire dep11.
Compe111fve r11es on lealMl & dally ren1als 2060 Harbor
Blvd . Costa Men. 6.41·0010 or 540·8211
JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MllCURY
2829 Harbor Blvd . Cosla Mna Tat 540·5630 57 VNra ol
lrlendly lemlly Hrv1ce Orange County's oldall
Uncofo·Mercury deali<shlp
DAVID J. PHILL"S IUICK-PONTIAC•MAZDA
' S .... • s.rvtce • LN1lng 24118 Allele Parkway
837·2400
COHf'ffll
CHfVPOlf I
~. ')-t I • •
r I \1.
\41>-11 00
MATCH THE NUMBERS OH THE.
MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES
LONG HACH IMW
Lar~ seleclton or new & quahly used BMW s and othtlf line
cars• Sates service & leasing Trade-ins wetcome• Take 405
Freeway lo Norlh Cherry Olf·ramp, 1urn right & go 6 blocks
norlh 10 3670 N Cherry Ave . Long Beach
(714) 636-5790 (213) 427·549•
• NAHIS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd , CoSla Mesa Tel 540·9100 Ora~
Counly s Largest Cadillac dealer Sales Service Leasing.
• SOUTH COAST DODOI
"Your Fn.ndly Nelghbomood DodG9 Dealerlfllp"
28N Hatbor BIVd., Cotta M..a ~ s-.. L.eul"G & A FUii &.Ntoe Det>at1ment
lncludl"G Body And Paint Shop
We ~tz• In cuttom van oonvwelona In all pnoe rengee ANO WE PAY CASH FOR USED CARS TOOi • CHICK IVHSON 'OISCHl-AUDl-VW
415 E Cout Hwy . Newport Beech UJ.0900 Tri. only
dealership tn Ofange County wllh lhfte three great maltes
under Of\e rool'
• ALAN MAONON 'ONTIAC·SUIAIU
• 2480 Harbor Blvd , Co1t1 Mna Tel 649·4SOO. S.IM. &erv1ce. Lea.ling "Mr Oooowr~ll."
CLAHIC AUTOM091Lll
785 ~Ol'I W1y. Cosll Meita. T1t &3M393
"JAOUAM OUA SPECIAL TY"
XI( 120'1/14I0'1/tlO't1)(J'1/l•lypM
,..., ~ -,._totatlona
C> •
IOI LONG,H 'ONTIAC
13600 S.llCti Blvd . wes1minster Tel 892-M51 Ofange
Counly's oldesl and lar~sl Pontiac dealer1h1p Sales.
SeNice. ParlS
• DICK MILLH PIA T /LANCIA
"Probably lhe lo-sl prlCed Flats In Soulhern C1lilornla"
(Located 1 .nlle norlh of Soulh Coa1t Plaza
ne1r M11n SI 1nd Warner Ave In Santa Ana)
120 W Warner. Sanla Ana 557-2132
• SANTA ANA OAUUN
2001 E 17th 6tree1. San1a Ana Tel. 558-1811 Your
Or1i3in1t Dedicated Dat1un Oeer.r
MllACLI MAZDA
We've mov8dl Our~ locatton re 1425 a.er Streel, eo.t1
Mel8 Tel 545-3334 Stop t>y & vlllt our modern lhowroom
and '" why we're Iha • 1 Mud• dealer In Soulhem
Celltornla Salea, Servle•. PatU Ind lMalng •
COIMIU OeLILLO CMIYIOUT
(Formert' Orottl ~I 18211 9eectl Ml. Huntl~on 8eactl
,.... • UMd • s .... • " .... no • 1tett• • ~ c~ by end ... our Huoe 1n1111ntQfYI
M7..atf MH331
!t '
COSTA MISA DATSUN
2845 Harbo< Blvd , Costa Mes. Tel 540-~ 10 Servmg
Orange Coun1y lor 16 years 1 Mlle So 405
5UN51T FORD, INC.
CHome ol Withe Iha Whale) 5440 Garden Grove Blvd _
Wes1m1nster Tel 636-,0 10
• OIANGI COUNTY VOLVO
10120 Garden Grove Blvd , Garden Grove
Tel. 530·9190 E11clus1....iy Volvo to COV9!' all your Volvo
requlremenlS
New•Used•Salea•l .. slng• Parta•Setvloe•Body Stiop
Freftoay clote In the heert or Orange County el Garden
Grove Blvd & Brooktwrat .
CONNILL CHIVIOLIJ am HerbOf 11Wc1 . eo.t• Meaa. °""' a, yieers aerY1ng
Orange Counly Sales. reatlng. MNlce Call 646-1200, IJ*lal part• Mne, 5.4&-MOO. body lflOC> hne, 754.o400
0
IOY CAIYll IOLLI IOYCl .. MW
tMO JM'lbCWM Aoed, ~ INc:ll. '40-8444 S.....
~. ftetta And leMinO-
Leticia Soto
Police seek Mesa girl, 12,
feared viCtim of kidnapping
By JODI CADENHEAD or .. r>e1r .........
Police ln Co1ta Men are INl"China foi-a frail 12-year-old
Sirl who wu lut eeen a week 110
when ahe left. her C.enter St.reel
apartment to buy IOl'lle candy.
Lecida Soto, a a1xth ar•r at
Whittler IClamentary School,
went to the Baraain Buket 1tore at 10 a.m. Aprif 21 . No one hu
aeen her lince.
Roa Soto uld 1he I.I convinced
that her shy, immature daughter
dld not run away.
Soto Hld In an lntervlew
tbrou•h a 8P.anl1h-lan1ua1e
lnterprtter that • nel&hbor told
her Leticia wu forced Into a
truck by a nel1hborhood man
whb hun't been 1een al.nee \h•
8irl'1 diuppeerance.
Police Det. Sam Zuonkl u1d
oU.ioen have made many villtl to
the Chlclno neiahborhood and 10
far all reeldentl have denied any
knowled 1e of the 1tr1'1
whereaboutl.
"I can't find 10meone who will
tell me whether the Information
about the (alleaed) kldnapplna ..
UU.," l&ld Zuonkl. "We have-no
place to 1w..rt from exoep• C.enter
Street and we've already
exhaUlted C.enter Street."
Some nel1hbor1 have
1peculated that the Sirl may have
been taken to Mexico or LOI
Anp1-. Pol.ice have broadcut a
de1erlptlon to all a1encle1 In
Southern c.alUornia.
"She wa1 a very lovable,
Innocent child," laid ·her mother
"There's an old lady In the
(See MISSING, Pa1e AZ)
THI DRANGI COAST GOIST IDITIDN
THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1983 OR ANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Steep
avenue
will be
rebuilt
A steep and dangerous at.retch
of road ln Newport Beach that
reportedly cl.aima at lea.at one life
eacb year is to be rebuilt at a cost ot more than $1.!> million.
KDown locally a.a "the hill,"
Superior Avenue makes a sharp ana steep curve from an area
near Hoag Memorial Hospital to
Pedfic Coast Highway below.
In the past three years, patrol
officers say, motortata have died
in aeveral head-on collisions and
a family was killed when ill car
spun off t he road and rolled
down the embankment.
Police report an additional
element of danger is added to
"the hill" becauae the road la a
popular backroad for the
"d rinkinf crow d" goin1 from
New port s restaurant row up
toward Colla Mesa.
City official.I claim Superlor
\ Avenue -on e lane In each
dlrection -is the source of major
traffic bottlenecks at peak
driving houn.
The road project will result in
realigning Superior onto a vacant
piece of fand that la west of the
rnad's..,~t~~· . ~~· ,. • _, -~'~4----"' ..
oe'll '"I'R1llln, """"~ w orks director, says the
realignment plan ia at least 10
years old and la being made
pouible partially becau1e
c.Itrana which owns the vacant
(See SUPERIOR. Pa1e AZ)
Nuke carrier
aground
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The nuclear-powered aircraft
carrier USS Enterprile ran
-cround in San Frand.ao Bay today and was lilting at a 10
degree angle to port, but the
giant warship wa expected
to float free later ln the day,, a
U.S . Navy spokeswoman said.
The Enterprile, returning
from an eight-month voyage
in the Western Pacific, wu
p \.11hed to the aoutb aa It
approached Alameda Naval
Air Station and "hit ground,"
aatd public affain officer
Virginia Felker.
"We haven't had anything
from the ship, but we've baa
visual reports from ~ple
over there," FelkeT u¥S. "The
lbip la lilting at about a 10
delree angle. Three tup are
there, pushing at her to keep
,_. upright."
The :!nter prhe had J\llt taOed under the Golden Gate 9r1dae and WU echeduled to
dock at 10 a.m. in Alameda.
Would you buy a used bumper car from this man? Phil Mclaren hopes so. Dt9J ,...,....,...._..~
Bumper cars fun· ~nd profitable?
(~~·.-o!-~\'!o./.r .. '~· J•l ..... ~~Zow;..!."' • .... __ ..........,._¥~,,...~.~~~:~ ·'"Ol;.. U..,~i.l. "-'.:. .. -~~· ..... ':-~ .,. o' r~~··p~iu, •.._c ... ~n "-•-r-~~-inie-~-d--w1Ri1•~ ll"\An,.~
The bumper cars of Balboa may have hunting under the dirt, grime and seven Zone, after 50 years of business on the
been put out to puture but retirement has layers 6f paint "that looked l~~e they'd harbor, a-d down.
treated them well. been put on with a push broom. "They tried to 8e1l me all the rides -the
Once a popular attraction at the Balboa He was 1urpriled. Under all the paint Ferrit wheel, merry-go-round. I guess they
Fun Zone, the tiny cara-181ni and ltlcky and dirt was a pretty, clean machine. A fe~ thought they had a live one," he said. from the ulty breeze off Newport Harbor gadgetl and g:lzmol were mJ.ll1ng but, all in 1 -are coming back u conversation pieces. au, lt looked like the UM7 bumper car it McLaren took five months to Pot out
Expeiuive conversation piece•. What was 1uppoaed to be. h;ow he would restore a bwnper car. He
once cmt a mere quarter to ride now costs "I think all the paint saved lt from the finally put In a call to Luase Bros. of
$5,000 to take home. sea air," McLaren auggesta. Philadelphia, the firm that made the
Phil McLaren, a Costa Mesa resident, His original Idea was to fix it up, haul lt bu.i;x~:f'~th Ra Lu.e He was excited took a fancy to the mlniature autol shortly to the swap meet and sell It. But he 1tarted . Y ·
before the once-proud Balboa Fun Zone thinking that maybe he wu on to ~ft~~.!.!"~~~= ~ folded 110methJni. ,,__.... ---e a 0 . ry
For $2:; he bought a bumper car that had Bumper cars. Fun zone. Balboa. only one other person in the country
been put~ as being eveJl too rickety foe Nostalgia. It all fit together. (See BUMPER CARS, Pase A%)
Laguna raps governor
on coast panel cuts
BY STEVE MITCHELL or .. Dlllr,... ....
'The mayor ot Laguna Beach,
with O ty Council bllCking, baa
fired off a let1er to Gov. Georae
Deukmejlan crtticlzlnc the aovemor• propoeed reduction of
ltaff and tund1ng for the state
Cou1al Commiasion.
Deukmejlan ha1 made no
eec:ret of hla diaregard for the
Callfomt.a Couta1 Commlwion.
The letter, liped ,by Mayor
Robert Gentry, aaya the aoundl
"l1 vtcorously oppoeed to the
extent of recluctiona which you ~~ for the Couta1
Gentry lauded the Coastal
Cornmiaion ltaff for providing
the city with help in preparlnt
Ill local c:outal plan.
And he pnWled the alli.ltance
that commi11lon offlclala have
given Laauna BNch in ltl battlee
to keep o1l rip off the coat.
"For the. reuona," Gentry
wrote, .. the dty of Lacuna Beach
la deeply concerned over your
att.mpta to subltantlally reduce
fundina fOI' the CommJlllon.
"The V01en1 ot C..Ufomla spoke
clearly when they authorised the
form ation of the Coa1tal
Commllllon.'' be wrote.
Mayor Robert Gentry
upeet with 10.•emor
F.•t wallet, thin girl
TM laigW a ramUy'1 laeome,
dMt more likely it ia that aa
atreedy tliha a.,hte.r wW wut ...
. to loee w ... laa. ~ more realt1
Of a aew Saaafwd 1hld7 on
P9p81.
Signal snafu
jams traffic
F.arly-moming motoris1a found
themlelves m.dt ln bumper-to-
bumper traffic today on the
Corvna del Mar Freeway_~~" a traffic slgna1 near the u-w11y'1
tennlnua went on the t:>llnk.
Southbound lanes an the lhort
but well-traveled freeway were
ft a standltill by 8 am. becau.e
of the liclW problem at Bristol
Street and Irvine A venue.
Northbound traffic on Brlatol
alto wu at a 1tandatlll until
Newport Beech police arrived to
d irect motor l1ta. Police aald
CaltraN WU delayed in f1xlns t.M II.pal bee.au. of prob1emt
find1na the t'Ol'l'eCt part.
County
• coming
back-
slowly
By KAREN E. KLEIN or .. r>e1r Noe .....
Orange County's economy will
continue to recover slowly from
what one expert called "the
worst receuion in recent
history.'' forecasters said
yesteroay at Chapman College'•
Center for F.conornic Reeearch.
In an update of the center's
1983 foreca1t, James Doti, an
associate profeaaor at the
Orange-baaed college, said he
still predicts "a halting, lethargic
and grudging recovery" for
Orange County.
Economist Murray L .
Weidenbaum, former chairman
of PreGdent Reagan'• Council ot
Economic Advisers, alao spoke
yesterday on national economic
policies at the conference.
Weidenbawn ls now a profeslOr
at Wahington University in St.
Louia.
Doti said he expect.I the local
recovery will be altered in 1984
because of a more rapid growth
in the nation'• money supply.
The mo1t important factor
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Laguna OKs
• comprom1se
• sign measure
An amended sign ordinance
that s trikes a compromi1e
between Laguna Beach
merchanll and opponents of
interior lighted aigna has been
approved by the Oty Council.
The propoaal was first brought
before the panel In January by
Councilman Dan Kenney. who
suggested all int.emally lit signs
be eliminated.
But alter more than three
months of debate, revision and
comproml.e, a much watered-
down amendment was adopted.
Kenney had argued that signs
lit from within are a bllabt on
the 'downtown and are not In
keeping with Laguna's '"11lage
atmO.pbere."
But merchant.a said such a ban
-would lmpoee an economic .1.-
hardahlp on their ~.
The comproml8e propoaal calla
for all intemally lilht.ed signs to
be taken down ln three yeen -
unleu review ed b y a city
committee and a new approval la
p-anted.
U the review panel aya t.be
(Se, LB SIGN, Pap Al)
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4'8 * Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Thuraday, Aprll 28, 1983
~' , Continued stol'ies
COUNTY ECONOMY. • •
1ur.ply, Dou aald.
'Unexpected lncNUM ln the
money aupply wW tend to puah
(lnterett) '** lower," he aid,
"but only ln the ahort run. 1n the
Iona run, an expanalonary
monetary policy la auoclated
whh ~er lntereet rat.ea.
"Let 1 hope we don't turn
around and make the ume
ml1take1 all over agaln," he
added.
On the local level, Doti
sketched a cautious picture of
recovery.
On the housing front, he aaid,
the talk about a large turnaround
ia premature. "lnterest rat.ea are
still too hlgh to 1upport a
vigorous recovery,'' he said.
lie attributed the increase in
houalng atarta nationwide to mild
weather condltlona in the
Midwest and Eut last winter,
which temporarily bloated the
nwnben on houaina atarta.
Houatna prtcee wlli conUnue to
decline through 1983, he
predicted. "Houaing hu IOlt lta
appeal a1 an inveatme nt," he
uld, because of dectlnlng
appreciation rates.
Doti uld the county wlll
recover less dramatically than
the rest of the natJon. HJ&h-tech
Industries, which make up a
large peroentage of the county's
manufacturing ba1e, are
producer-oriented, rather than
conaumer-<>riented, he explained,
so they will feel the natlon.U
upturn less than consumer
industries.
And, he said, Orange County
did not experience as steep a
decline as did other pans of the
country, which will recover
faster.
LB SIGN ORDINANCE. • •
slgn muat come down, the owner
would then have an additional
two years ln which to remove it.
Those who know that their
signs will not receive approval do
not need to get a review, but
muat remove the signs at the end
of five yean.
Signa that are reviewed, and
a pproved, must be reviewed
thereafter every eight years.
Kenney term ed the
comP.romiae ordinance ''a falr
one,• adding he is pleased with
the final outcome.
BUMPER CARS ...
restores the cars."
Lusse told McLaren that his
company stopped making the
cars in the late 1940. and that
only a few were atlll in sue,
mostly ln traveling ca.m.ivals.
Once he cut through the paint
and grime, McLaren had the
metal !oliahed, the frame
painte and the upholstery
redone. He says he went beyond
r estoration and created a
"fantasy" bumper car that didn't
run. but looked grNt.
"It's a piece of w ell-m ade
history from a period when
crafsmanahip was ol the utmost,"
says McLaren, noting today's
bumper cars are plastic with
"Star Wan" designs on the sides.
The restored bumper cars aell
for $5,000 and up to $6,500,
depending on the paint job.
McLaren already has aold one
and haa two displayed in a Lido
Village shop, the G rand Prix
Mo10r Boutique.
"I know not everyone can
affont that. but 90meOlle can. I
can just see one sitting in a
Newport Beach
A 1111e1 med• off wllll • 1 200 Ht 01 ~ froftl a penad BMW auto before being ~ Clfl .,, tM ...... ...,.,,,
The c:w -patilad on !he 800 ~ of a..
GIM '---
J..-.lr; en4 ory9lel ~h 11.310 -liken by burgl.,• who r•n••cked •
l...idence o<'I the 1500 bloc* of Cornwall
Dltl4. Polloe .id IM ho<-. -unlocked.
A burgler who crewled through • ~window of•~ on IN 200
tltod< of JOlrl ......... 9lgllt • tOO blll. "'°....,_Md --orwdll ......
picture window of a house on
Lido Iale." he said.
That's the price of nostalgia.
MISSING ...
flooding threet: Building a six-
neiabborhood and once she had
$1 and a.he gave it to her."
FrancUco Soto moved his wife
and lix children to c.o.ta Mesa
from Mexico three years ago. ··we mind our own bulinem and
go to work." he said. "We U8ed to
live and let live and nothing
happened."
Whit.tier sch ool prlnolpal
Ralph Freitag said, "Leticia lt
one of our better kids. She'• a
darling little girl. The teachen
tell me she would not be a
runaw~."
Rau Soto aaya that ~ery day
that goes by without a word
about her dauahter 'a
whereabouts ls torture.
"Unfortunately, the only thing
we c.an do is wait," said Zuoraki.
Fountain Valley
,..... brak• OC*I • w4ndwlng of • -petlled In the 17000 bl~ ot ChMtnut s~ -.i• • ~ fl:Klr ban.-, -~ ...ci • ...di_.. I»
Mesa dentist faces $5 million suiti l
By Tbe Auoclaled Prfft
A Newport Beaqh woman hu
tut'd a ao mJlllon malpracUc:e aul\
agalna\ Dr. Tony Protopappaa,
the C.t.a Meu denU.t charged
with aecond-de1reo murder In
the df'atha ot three patients.
The 1ult by Terrie Rowley, 26,
la the eighth ctvll ault agalna\
Protopappaa, 37. It WU tiled ln
Orange County Superior Court
on TUffday -one year to the
day after t\owl•y'a Jut
appointment with h\m on April
26, 1982.
Sho contend.a ah• went ln for •
check·up and waa told ahe
needed emer1ency surgery for
Jli:.e.ed wt.dom teeth, aald her
attorney. Scott McCune. He Mid
1he agreed to only part of that
work.
"All ahe knows la that they
worked on 10 teeth without her
conaon t," McCune aaid of hla
client.
ProtopappH haa pleaded
Innocent ln the death• of
Cathryn Loulae Jones, 31,
Patricia Maraueri~ Craven, 13,
and Minna IC1m Andree.en, 23.
Proeecuton claim he killed ~
throu1h ne1llgent uae of
anettheUcs.
A Judge on Feb. 23 barred
Protopappaa from practicing
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dontlatry ~ntll th• California
Board o f Dental Examlnera
deddel whether he can keep h1I
llcenae. He facea • June 13
prellmlnar1'. hearlng on the
criminal chargee
LJw1ults now pending apinat '
ProCopappu total more than MO
mllllon, lncludln1 wron,ful
death suits by the families o the
dead patients.
Forbath,
Segerstroll1 ....
honored
• In Mesa
By JODI CADENHEAD
Of the Delly ll'llot at.tr
A woman who hal helped feed
and shelter the poor and s man
whose wealth and vision have
put Costa Mesa on the map were
honored by the Chamber of
Commerce yesterday.
Eurth mover bites a hole in landscape afong Superior Avenue in
Newport Beach for road realignment.
Jean Forbath, who started
Share Our Selves, an
organization that helps needy
Orange County residents, was
named Woman of the Y ear
during a luncheon at the Westin
South Coast Plaza Hotel. ·
Henry Segeratrom, who has
been instrumental in developing
South Coast Plaza mall, Town SUPERIOR A VENUE WORK.
From Page A1
land where Superior w.Ul be
moved, has agreed to allow an
eMement.
Nolan aaya when the job is
done six to eight months from
now, Superior will be four tane.
wide and not u steep a.a "the
hill."
Although actual con.atruction
will not begin until June, work
crews in the last two weeka have
started to remov~ exceu dirt
from the vacant Caltrans land.
In fact, the work already has
touched off complaints from
nearby residents u~t over noi8e
• •
and dust from the operatlon.
Some realdenta aay heavy
equipment has been revved up as
early as 2 a.m .
Nolan claims the problema
have been solved but admits
there may be aome traffic anarla
u the project progremes.
Center. the Noguchi sculpture
garden and the future Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
was named Man of the Year ..
Long-time resJdent and Mesa
Consolidated Wa ter District
President Hank Panian summed
up their achievements best when
he said Forbath "came closest to
a good Samaritan" of anyone he
knew and called Segerstrom
"farsighted" and "generous."
Starving students flunk court Forbath, who has a long record
of commun ity involvement,
credited the chamber with
honoring two people who
exemplify both the ''perception"
and ''reality" of Orange County.
By KAR.EN E. KLEIN or-...,_,.....,,
lt'a back to the drawing board
for Starving Students, a Los
~bued moving company
which saya it will appeal a ruling
I.hat lts lawauit against an Orange
:Aunty finn with a similar name
was not valid.
Joeeph Reichmann, a federal
magistrate in Loa Ancelea.
reviewed the ault brought by
Starving Student• againat
Starving College Students, a
smaller moving company with
beadqua.rten near John Wayne
Airport. The ault alleged that
Starving College Students stole
the name.
But Starvin& C.ollege Student.a
counter-sued, saying the name
was thought up "innocently and
in good faith without any
knowledge of any Starvln~
Students in Los Angeles,'
according to attorney Dennis M .
Perlua.
Reichmann flunked both firms
out of court Monday, saying he
saw nothing to indicate either
group was starving or was
staffed entirely by students. for
that matter.'
';:'.8eca~;5i~oii{ thiil~mislll' ~eaOiniifdt.:. ~ Ull!!l~ll.Gt''.,__ _.--..
haa e nte red thla court wit
unclean hands and is not entitled
to any relief or protection for the
use of the word students,"
Reichmann aaid in his ruling.
A men ~ detk CllOUMa --en1.,1n9 • ll1>11M In tlle 10® bloctt of 0.-..0.• DfM ..,,. reat«day. WMrl ttla -..-.. ,...,,,.,.,., he found suoo In ~
mmlng
Abby Margalith, chief
operating officer of Starving
Student.a. said the name was not
intended to be deceptive. "I feel
very strongly that it would be
discriminatory to h ire only
students." she said.
Starving Studenta, started by
Margali th'a brother, Ethan
Margalith, 10 years ago, waa
doing just fine until it decided to
open an office in Ora.l\6'e County.
"Somebody had decided to
copy our name," M argaUth
"We will absolutely appeal this
ruling," she said today.
Meanwhile, both companies
will be permitted to keep thelr
names, and will have to return to
their work -or their booka.
''The perception is that Orange
County is a lovely place to live,"
said Forbath. "But the reality
that we too often don't perceive
is that Orange County has
I • • J hundreds of thousands of people rv1ne g1r who are poor. hungry and
homeless." badly injured Segerstrom. who has received
numerous awards, told the • •d f audience, "there is no greater 1n acci en reward than to be honored at
A 17-ear-<>ld Irvine airl was home., Costa Mesa I consider my Y p-home · listed in critical condition today ·
with injuries suffered in a rush-The Qoinge County landowner J
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her Volkswagen just north of the
Santa Ana Freeway and skidded F • bl d sideways into oncoming traffic, ire ame
where her car waa struck
broadside by a vehicle driven bv. di David Allesandro, 33, aloo Qf On Can e .
Irvine. said officer Rick Stevens
of t h e California Highway
Patrol.
Orange County firefighters
used a steel ramming bar and
other equipment to pop open a
door to pull her from the car.
They said her seat came laa.e
from the floorboards on Impact.
A burning candle left
unattended la being blamed for a
fire that swept through a Costa
Mesa apartment early this
morning, cau al ng $40,000
dam.age, lire officals said.
Linda Cowen of 132
Broadway, Unit F, told
firefighters that she had just
moved into the apartment and
was using the candle until her
electricity waa turned on. She
e9C.aped without injury.
Clouds lingering
claimed . Thia caused an
abundance of trouble for the
fl•m. 1he added, Including
confu.!ion over telephone listings.
She was taken to Western
Medical Cent« in Santa Ana,
where ahe was placed in the
intensive care unit. A.Unandro
alao was taken to the same
hoepital, where he waa treated
for 1eea aerious injuries..
Flrefightens controlled the 5:37
a.m . blaze in 17 minutes. No
other unita were damaged. There
was no smoke detector.
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A4 * Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, Aprll 29, 1813
HJ1h 1ehool 1tudenta from Co.ta Me.a
and Newport BHch were honored thia month
durln1 tne annual E.J. Moore Memorial
Awarda Proaram at the Seafaring Muonic
Loda•· Cited for their echool and community
e•rticlpaUon were Saaaa TomplllH, Tim Galaan, Jeuy Boo.., Todd MarUD, Sllunoa
Sc•olea, Brlaa S•errard, Mike Sall1bary,
Tracy Porter, JeaaUer O'IUeffe, Bill
D'Aqelo, Nert11a AluiD ud Doa Ma.
Abo honored were Jeuller Saow, Adam
Lockwood, IJbby Natt, Price Kerfoot. K.lntea
' Jacolt10•, Bea Boyer, MleHUe A11terba111D,
Prank F_...., ltaWeeakatl O'Reilly, Kevlll
O'Brlea, "Kelly O'Bera, David Florentino,
Jette CnJs and Aly1la Fru.U.
Other honoree. were Mary Betit
Beaacbmp, Ertc Pau1ea, Stacey Snee, Jeff
Goettsck, IJaa Drue, Troy Fealey, Claarlene
K. Lewll and Daalel Miller.
•UC Irvine phY1ics professor Vlrglaia
Trimble will diacuss the poeaibillty of life in
outer apace durina a speech tomorrow at the
Oasis Senior Citizens Center in Corona del
Mar.
Her presentation ls part of the weekly
Daalel Aldrich lecture eeriee sponaored for the
aenlor dtizens group by UCI.
The apeech begins at 9:30 a.m. at the
center, at Marguerite and Fifth avenues. More
•
informallon can be obtained by calllns 7~9-IM71.
•Fifteen glrla will vie for the title of
South Coaat Junior Mill Saturday at 7 p.m. in
the Laguna Beach Hifh School auditorium.
The winner w 11 receive a colleae
achola.rahip and a chance in the state final.I in
Santa Rosa. That winner will go on to the
Mobile, Ala., U.S. flnala.
Tlcketa are $4 for adulta and $3 for
atudenta. For ticket l.rtfonnatlon, call 498-3817.
•The Patience Wright chapter of the
Daughtera of the American Revolution will
meet Tuesday at the Hotel Laguna, beginning
at 11 :30 a.m.
Gloria Padacb, state chairman of the
correspondent docen ta, wt 11 discuss the
National Muaeum in Washmgton, D.C.
For Information, call lleclly Judy at
494-7071. ----•Volunteers from the Air Force ROTC
and local merchants are being credited with
painting Cost.a Mesa's aenior Transportation,
Lunches and Counseling center at Rea
Community Center.
. Offldala said Ameritone Paint Center and
McDonald Paint store donated the supplies to
paint the building where seniors receive dally
lunches.
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Chrysler protests deal
between Toyota, GM
By Tbe A11odaletd Presa
DETROIT -Chrysler Corp. aaid today the
General Mo tors Corp.-Toyota Motor Corp. jolnt
production agreement would let the two giant
automakers fix prices. A Chrysler 1pokeanan aaid the
company makes the argument In a 38-page memo
being diatributed In Washington. It hu been aubmltted
to the Federal Trade Cornmiaion which ii reviewing
the agreement for pmaible antlt.ruat violations.
The apokeaman, who aaked not to be identified,
said GM and Toyota will set the price of the
subcompact they plan to build at a Fremont plant
balled upon what effect the new product will have on
othet' GM and Toyota cars. "The result will be a oet of
prices that op,tirnizet the combined welfare at the
three entitiea,' the memo aays.
Iran locomotive deal eyed
TORONTO -General Motora of Canada Ltd. I.I
negotiating a multi-mlllion-dollar sale of diesel
locomotives to Iran, and IOme church leaden say the
equipment could be Wied for military J>Ul'PC*S.
Thomaa Jones, an international trade officer with
the Canadian External Affain Oeputment., said the
locomotives a.re not armored and no export permit
would be required to &hip them. Asked about the
P<mible conversion of the tra1na for military uae In
Iran, Jonet said: "I don't think we have any control
over that."
Bill would ban sales pitch
·SACRAMENTO -Contesta offering a ''piz.e'' to
anyone who travels to another city and llstena to a
sales pitch, would be outlawed by a bill winning
committee approval. Typically, the consumer geta a
letter or telephone call aa~ he or ahe haa won one of
several listed prtz.ea and add.Ing that the prize will be
loet unless the consumer travels to, aay, South Lake
Tahoe, and 11.atena to a salesman touting vacation
homes.
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