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Home My WebLink About1981-02-06 - Orange Coast PilotI HlllA'r 1 l lHHJAHY t. 1·111; Exeeution error? Doubts raised in Lindy CU$e QUESTIONS RAISED Undbergh In 1935 · fi'LEMCNGTON , N.J. (AP> - lnformation from FBI files cuts doubt on the testimony of several key witnesses in the 193$ trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, con· victed andexe<:uted in thelddnap- murder of the Lindbergh baby, according to published reports. T he informatiort was obtained under the federal Freedom of In· formation Act and published jointly in Thursday's Hunterdon County Democrat and the New Brunswick Home News. ll contradicts testimony by the prosecution's fingerprint expert and handwriting analysts -as well as the identification of Hauptmann's voice by the vie· tim 's father. aviation hero Col. C h arl es Lindberg h , the newspapers reported. The files also raise questions about statements by the go. between in ransom negotiations a nd the identification of Hauptmann by a taxicab driver who carried a ransom message, the newspapers said. The kidnapping case was one of No pact ialks set Beatles to sing for John? LONDON (AP> -The three surviving ·members of the Beatles are planning to record together again. th e Sun newspaper reported today. In a dispatch from New York , the newspaper said the three Paul McCartney. George Har· rison and Ringo Starr wiU make a re<:ord in tribute to John Lennon, who was shot down out· side his New York City apart· ment Dec. 8. The Beatles split in 1971. The paper said the reunion was being organized by the group's longtime producer. George Martin. It said Martin hoped to re<:ord an album featuring the three musicians at his $2.4 million studio on the Caribbean island of Montserrat. McCartney already is on the island making a record for his group, Wings. the most famous in American court history. On March 1, 1932, 19-month-old Charles Lindbergh Jr. disappeared from his second· story bedroom al the Lindberghs' Hopewell, N .J .• home. Lindbergh and hundreds of policemen across tbt country searched for the baby untiJ May 12, when a workman stumbled over the body in a shallow grave just five miles from the Lindbergh home. Two years later, on Sept. 14 . 1934 , police arrested Hauptmann, a 35-year-old Bronx carpenter. The day after his arrest. police found $15,000 of the $50,000 ransom Lindbergh had paid in a shoebox in Hauptmann's garage. Hauptmann had said the money had been given to him years earlier by a friend and business partner leaving for Germany. After a highly publicized fi ve- week trial, based almost entirely on circumstantial evidence. Hauptmann was convicted of murder. He protested bis in- (See KIDNAP, Page A2> Ylll llllT• llllY Ml OR AN GECOUN TY C A LIFOnN11\ 25 CENTS ECONOMICS LESSON President Reagen R:;;;;; hai~d as 'teacher' 4 NEW YORK <AP> -Business and financ ial leaders gave President Reagan high mtrks today as "teacher" for his stem nationally televised explanation of why the nation is threatened with '"an economic calamity." But despite wishing Reagan s u ccess in reviving the economy, some said the time has come for the president to de· liver on his promises of reduced in di viduaJ and business taxes and cuts in federal spending. ·'The last thing anyone in America could benefit from would be two back-to-back un- s uccessful American presi- dents," said Walter Hoadley, chief economist of the S.rn Fran· cisco-based Bank of America, the nation's largest bank. The White House said initial public reaction was overwhelm· mgly positive. Within 75 minutes after the AP Wire,..... speech, the White House re· ceived 432 telephone calls -378 with positive comments, 24 with negative reactions and 30 that could not be characterized positive or negative, a spokesman said. "The top comment was, for the first time in their lives, they were able to understand the economy.•• said assistant press secretary David Prosperi. "They didn't reel the president talked down to them." Producing a dollar bill, and then 36 cents in change, Reagan explained Thursday how the value of the dollar has declined since 1960. He used charts to s how how he hoped lo balance the budget before bis term ex· pires by slowing the growth or federal spending. "I believe this was President Reagan 'the economic teacher'." (See REAGAN, Page AZ> County riders idled By GLENN SCOTI' Of .. o.lty ,..._. SUH It was a waiting game today for both sides as the Orange County Transit District strike threatens to keep public buses orf th . streets for the third day on Saturday. Negotiators for the United Transportation Union , representi ng 957 s~•iki n g mechanics and bus drivers, claim they are waiting for dis· trict officials to soften. At the district. officials say it's the union's turn to act. And bus riders who account for up to 100,000 trips a day are restlessly waiting for the time when they can resume their usual bus-ridin~ routine. There was litUe hope today that officials from the district or the union were willing to make the first move -a possible sign of weakness -to resolve the contract disputes. No spokesman at EMI. the Beatles' longtime record com· pany. was immediately availa· ble for comment. Here we go again at Mount St. Hele1as District General Manager James Reichert said that bis s ide informed union officials when a final discussion broke down Wednesday that the dis· trict Is ready to resume talks. Union officials. he claimed, had no responae. Space test told WASHINGTON CAP) -U.S. intelligence sources say the Soviet Union apparently has conducted a successful space test of their satellite-killing -weapon. Coast Weather Night and morning low clouds, otherwise fair through Saturday. Lows tonight 42 along the coast, 50 inland. Highs Saturday 62 lo 87. IN81•E ..... ~~ Pr.,,arillf for mot1W roi.1 tab• tu foll on hDo itara. See Page CJ. .... S team and ash erupt from Mount St. Helens in Washington, spewing about 17,500 feet in the air after _be· ing quiet for several months. The volcano, 45 miles northeast of Portland. has been active since March 27, • 1980. Behind the plume is Mt. Rflinier. a dormant volcano. .Jean Harris said 'strung out' WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. CAP) -Jean Harris' lawyen called to the stand today a teacher from the Virginia girls' school the de· Cendant headed to testify about her emotiooal turmoil the day Dr. Herman Tarnower wu shot to death. Karia Hartz Cortelyou, • mathematics teacher at The Madeira School for Glrl1 in McLean, Va.. testified that on March 10, lln. Harris, bead· mistress at the school, was "very strun1 out" Just houn before she drove to New York and fl.red the shots that killed the creator or the Scarsdale Diel. On Thursday, Mrs. l{arri1 stepped down from the w\tneu stand, denyiq her pill, but leavin1 the actual sbootlq ~ Tamower atilJ unnplamed. 'Thf'OUlb her. tbe JUl'1 learned of the bitter llllt letter sbe 1'rcQ her lover ~ 14 yean complalD· lnl that a "thlntnc slut" Md tllen her plHe ID Tanow•'• will and in bis life. Mrs. Harris teltifled Tbunaay ~ Teacher latest ·witness she only remembered shooting Tamower in the hand March 10, the night the millionaire cardiologist was fatally wounded in the bedroom of his Purchase, N.Y .• estate. She has maintained Tamower, n, was shot accidentally during a struggle over her gun as he tried to stop her from killing herself. The proeecuUon contends she dellberately shot htm to death in a jealom rqe over hls affair with Lynne 1'17f~._ 37. · "Isn't it a tact, lln. Harris, tbat on Karch 10, lllO, you in- tended to kill Dr. Tamower and then kill yourself because ir you coaldn't bne bim, no woman could," A11i1tant District Al· toniey Geor1e Bolen uked dur- i n 1 bis four-day crou· examination. "No, It r·t Mr. Bolen," Mn. • Harris replied calmly. During redirect examination .by her lawyer, Joel Aurnou, Mrs. Harris saJd Bolen subjected her to "trial by humiUation" and begged Aumou not to reread her last letter to Tamower. The letter. among other things. denounced Mrs. Tryforos as a "thieving slut" for trying lo push her out of.Tarnower's life and' will. "Please don't read that letter, please." she cried. She wept openly several times, and once left the courtroom leanilll on Aurnoa'a shoulder after she coUapeed ln .tean on the witness stand. She wu ute4 by Aurnou ll some or t'-e more toucbtnl pa11a19 ~ the letter accurately described her feeUn11 last March. ' "Wilen you wrote that the 4 diamond ring he gave you meant 'more than life itself,' was that true?" Aurnou said. "Yes. but we've all read it. Do we have to do it again, Joel, please?" she pleaded, again in tears. · In her account of what hap- pened in Tarnower's bedroom on the ratal night, Mrs. Harris said Tarnower bit her twice, told her she was crazy and grappled with her for the .32-caliber revolver she pulled out or her handbq to use on henelf. Mrs. Hanis said she could &C!· count only for the shot to Tarnower's hand, one •bot lhe thought went into her stomach and one shot abe fired lato a cabinet to see ii the gun waa workinl. She could not "feel or bear" two other shots that killed Tamower, lbe said. Sbe also spoke aboat Uae f ailun ~ lier admt•mau. ll Madeira IDd ber laek ol tdllldtJ .. a wiamm. wlaleb ......... to ber dut1io• to eo••lt · 1uidde at tbe side ol a paed ID •front et Tamower's bouae. A "We told them we're ready to start 'when you're ready to have rmeaningtul discussions'." saJd Reichert. "When they're ready, they'll let us know." At the union headquarters in Anaheim, general chairman Joe Couturier reported tbat there are no talks in the worts, and no talks about starting talks. "Is there no solution, then?" he was asked. '•We're ready to speak anytime the district ii," be said. "It's kind of a wait-and-see at· titude." The strike wu called at 12:01 a . m. 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"ho they believed was k1dnappe<1 at lhr scene The only Lr.ice of tht> car which s toppe d w as a p udd l e of trans mission flu id ln"est1gators have asked stores and mechanics in the area lo take note of anyone buying fluid for their rar The woman \\as de<>rn b< d as a foot :1 and 100 f>1J1ir1ds wi th shouldC'r l\.•nrth r(.'nd- mg not1f1 c·at1on of rc•lat1vt·s Pentagon se-eking def t"'OS(• inc r f>a f> WASJllNf;fO'J 1.\P1 Amid reports lo C1111g1 •'ss that lhl· So viets have a bt t\('f lank force ;mrl that the United Stales C'an no longer conf1dcnth C'latm n.rval s upenor1t~. the Pentagon ts .isk in g for huge 10<:n·asl'S in d('fc:nsc spending Tentat1ve proposal.<; prt'parc•d by t he P entagon 's c 1v1lia n leadership call for ucJding $2.1.6 billion to the Carter adm101stra lion's defense budget recommen- dation for next year. for a revised · total of$220billion h 'h•\•hvnl.' rrom Oe1rU\. aulcl there \lit'r\' "mlill)'' eaa1u1alties. i.ome uff<'rtni.t bullt"t wou11d11, and one '\1hl .... Ol'\UPMPN :.11ltl 30 wcrt' 11\JUrt'<) 111 the t.l rl'l'l batll(" thnt I u1tl'd 111ur.-lh.tn thret> hour Olht•r 11m.1rl•,•s put llw number ut Ill 1111· ll'fh~t 'do~h.•111 (urHhtmt'n luh~l <"h11d1 c.tm~ at u time of in r u. J .. 111 i: 11 o I 1 t 11.· " I t l' n s 1 o ~ DIED FOR CRIME Bruno Hauptmann f'ro'" Page .1' J KIDNAP ... 11oc·c•n1·t· unlrl his t·lt•t·t r111·ul 1011 \pr rl :1. J!.l36 Thi FBI n·1·orcb "1•rt: not ust•d durin~ tht> tnal for n •as<ins nf•\rr ma cit· dear The nt'\\ "P.lflt·rs said matt 11al from the fll<'c; C'IC"arh 1n tl1rat1• host1l11.v bl•t" N•n st al~' 111 \'t'sl 1).!.1tors a nd f Pdl•r;.t l agents C'111Jll''> of lhC' FBI file' '-'en· l1Jl'11t'd uver lo Tht• lf11nt1•rchin C 11 U n I :.· !) t• ITI 'I t' r ;i l I I\ t µ " l'lirl .. 1h lpt11.i ,11 l';I H''f'.11 l'hl ,., I 1111m,1s l\•·11~ ,Hid h1.., rll pht·\\ .l.trll•.., Kl•l/1 \\ho fl11•1f tlw I Il l rt q111·. I .md ,J,11h~•' 1· lw1·n ... iucl~ 111 ,.. lht· I irHllwr~h C'a't' almo'l :111 \' .ir ... l11l'ludt'CI in th<' mall'rtul ... ar• <·op1e~ of investigatory rcpo~. memos from field cagents, ropie' of ransom notes a nd the r ansom money, and othf>r t'vrcienr t• u't!<I a g a ) n .., t Ir i.I U.P t m iJ n n. t h t' llf''-' 'IHJpt'rs :-aid County man slain; other badly hurt A l'lacent1a man v.as shot to death and a compan11m M·rwusl) wounded Thursday night as the two sat in a car on <1n Anaheim <;treet. police said. Pronounced dead al Anaheim Memorial Hos pital was Hum- berto Perez. 42. Ills companion. David Benavi des. 44. of Oxnard. 'was taken to the UC rrvine Medical Center in Orange, where h e w as reported in stable eond1 tion . According to ofhccrs. the two men were s itting in a car a t 1129 W. Cente r St. when an unknown gunman waJked up lo the vehicle and opened fire. No sus pects are rn custod} and an investigation io; continuing, a policespoke!.man said Felon flees courtroom S 1';1\ 1i'LE I J\ P > A newly <"<m "il'l('d felon shppNI out of llw ,.ourtroom JUSt· as Juror:-. Wl'f'f' c o ni.:re1tulating th<' judge for h1 ... J>rrformanc<' at h1~ first tnal m K rn~ l 'uunty Superior Court .JudgC'Gcor~eT Mattsnnfoun<I Leroy Anthony l'in1•:-. gu11l' of robbc•Q' with a d<'adl~· \\<'i.1pon Thursday. · While attention turnt·d lo a Juror reading a letter in pratS<' of Mallson . P i n es disappe ared befon · officers could lake him mtu custody, officials said Pmes. 19, of Seattle had been free on bail and was not under g uard during the trial ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Clasatlled advertising 7141642-5678 Tno.iias P Haley Pl.GI,.,_ Robert N Weed .._, M Thoma$ Koe1111 fdl!Gr T~ A MurphlnP ........ "" C'herleaH Loos A__,. ...._,,g l d•I« Bemwd Scflulman ~ 0.1 ei.r.tenaen J ~~odd•rd,Jr .. 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Co~l• ll'eY, C•lllMnla •7'16 • · YOI.. 74, NO. 3 between secular moderales and religious leade~s aod pleas by. revolutJonary leade r Ayatolla h 1 R uhollah Khomeini for Iranian, politicians to slop "tSiting one. another like scorpions." Some Tehran sources said the leftists were protesting the agree- m ent between Iran and the United States to free the 52 American hostages a nd to call attention to ris ing unemployment in Iran. After the street fight ended, there was an unconfirmed report that one person was killed. According lo police between 7.000and10,000members undsup· porte rs or the Marxist Fedayeen e Khalq or ganiiahon m assed at Freedom Squ;ire on the western edge of Tehran in defiance of a ~O\. ernn1ent ban on demonstra tll.l(ll> spo k l's man f o r th e param ll1lar) R l'volutionary Guard tn 'ft'hran told The As · so1·tttted Pres:. by teleph one that tht• ll'ftlsls "a few of them c arry· mi.: J!uns and km' c•s · · man•hed on '1\•hrnn l'nrvcrsity to disrupt Fri· day l\1o!>ll·m prayers at the um . \ l!rsll~ I It' s aid the mar<.' her s were con- fronted by s upporters of the lll'zbollah1." or "God's Party." fighting broke o u t "and the Fl•duyeen started s hooting." The t" 11 g roups were finally separate<.! 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"'l.'rc trying •to di\ 1·r·t 1w11pl(•', mrnds from thC! lJUl·~twn ur lhP war," a reference to the 2(1 \H·ek-old war b<'l'-'<'<'n I r:in und nt·1~hhoring Iraq I lw l'ommitll't.' offl<'lill "as q111l\<:tl as "a) 1ng Fl•day cc·n m c1n l11·r" "ht•!µ und ar d lhl•1r \ mt•r1t•a11 mastl•r!> ancf thr fifth 1 nlunrn1>flhl'ent•m.\ " Six illegal aliens nabbed in Irvine area lr\'lne police h ave arrested six people susp<'<'ll·d of being illegal alien:. along with a man who a l- legt•clly ... muggled them into this l't>llnl r~ l'h1· 'l'' 1•n people were found 11 :! ·111 a m toda~ tn J s tation \\l.Jgon p<.1rkt'd at the Irv ine She ll St<1l1on. c\lti2 Trahuco Road, s aid 1 fllH·l' Lt Bob IA"nne rt lll' said Irvine poli('C' officers Tom Hu me and H i c h ard Handftt'ld W(•rc on routine patrol when they spotted the car . ;\Iler discover ing that six or the car's occupants d idn't h ave any ident1ficalion, police ca lled in officers from the U.S. Border Patrol and the Immigration and Natur alization Service. The driver o f the s t ation wa gon, Is idoro Gonzalez GaLin- d o, 22. o f S mith River . California. was held on s us picion of s muggling illegal aliens . 'Son of Sam' loses mate NEW YORK IAP) The man t•o nviclc d i o New York ·s · Son of Sam " slay. ings. David Berkowitz. fell in love with a transsexual tnm ate at t he s tate prison a t /\llrca, c·orrect1ons officials 'i,I)' The t ranssexual, Louis <~ u i r r o s . 2 5 . w a s t ransfcrred t o a nother prison when officials dis- l'OVered what was going on. R i('har<I Feil z. deputy "llpenntendcnt at Attica. 'aid T hursda} Qu1rros. who calls himself ''Dia ne" and has taken hormones to make his breas ts grow. is ser ving a sent<'nce on a conviction o f robbi n g a f e ll ow transsexual at knifepoint, Feltz said. Berkowitz, 27, is serving a 30-year·to-Jife sente nce in a series or at- tacks in 1977 . In which he used a .44-caliber pistol to kr~I six and wound seven. Boy, 13, wounded MIRA LOMA CAP) -A 13· year .old boy playing in the yard o f a pre dominantly blac k parochial school that has been the object of racial harassment was wounded by gunfire from a vehicle on the nearby Pomona Freeway, sberilf's deputies said Thursday. The youth , Charles Antone Tribble. an eighth grader at Faith temple Cbris- ll an Academy o n Mission Boulevard, was shqt once~ the lower back Wedneslay . 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Ship bla l fatal SAN FRANClSCO < /\ P 1 A Coas t Guard inves l1gatwn v. as under wa y t oda' into u m ysterious ~a.s expio.,1011 that killed one person and tnJUrNI al least two other., aboard the L ~ Naval Sh ip ll1•s!i auth11nl11·' said . ·1 he Ol'\\Spupl.'r £-:Itel at .said rt111rsd<I\ that the• pro,N·utor tn· tltl'ated al Yl r:-. D'-'\l'r !'. tnal \\'C'dne:-.da' that the ·rn.' ear-o ld ( r 1• e -I a n c e J 1l u r n a I 1 s ·t fro m '\mher.sl. '-: \' had b1·<·n <;el up by l \lO Ht•H1l11t10nur~ Guards Ar1·ord1nl! lo the nC'wspaper. thc·guanbmt'ntold ~In. Dv._\era group of Mudl'lll::.. wanted lo free some of the hosta1H•s who had lwt'n remo\'ed <rnm the t • S Em- bass 1· m Tehran afll'r the L'S. n · ... ri1e :i ltempt failed last ApriL The pro::..N'utor ..,aid the woman J).(reecf to tr'.\· to obl.tin guns and r.ulw equ1pm1•nl from ,\mt'rica fnr lhc plotters f:l lelat <;aid Orange County coroners are seeking the identity of a young man who was struck and killed by an Amtrak train in San Juan Capistrano Thursday afternoon. The man, described as an 18 to 23-year -old Caucasian, was believed lo have been sitting in a n overstuffed chair about 30 feet from the tracks minutes be fore he was killed. Orange County sheriffs dep- uties said t.he man died instant-i y when he was h it shortly before 1 p.m . about 100 yards north or La Zanja St. They said the dead man car- ried no identification. A San Juan Capistrano youth told deputies he was on his way ho me from school when he saw a • man sitting in a chair near the railroad tracks. The deputies said they suspect the death was a suicide. A coroner's d eputy today described the man as five feet, 11 inches tall, about 150 pounds, with long light brown or dark blond hair, blue eyes and fair complexion. He was wearing blue corduroy pants. a blue and green long sleeved sport shirt, and brown shoes REAGAN ••• scttin(.t the groundwork to imple· ment his programs , s aid Hoadley in a lele{lhone interview. Rea~an called for a 10 percent reduction in per sonal income taxes in each of the next three ~ears a nd provisions for busi- ness to speed up tax benefits when adding plants and equip- ment to improve productivity. "The president's m essag e m akes good sense." said Philip Caldwell. chair man of the Ford \l otor Co. ·'T he nation is in need of pru· rll·nt ..,pendin~ cuts li nked lo tax c·u ts for individuals and to en· rnurage t apita l formation. We ~upp11rt his efforts to get the 1 11un1n back on its feet ," <:uld"eil said Reagan promised to detail his plans by Feb. 18, when he de- 1 i \'e rs his Stale of th e Union ad-u res:. to Congress. \\'all Strc(•t economist David Jon<> ... of the tn\'estment house of '\ubr~' G La nston & Co. said .ifter ihe s peech. "I give him • R e01gan 1 e redit for s tyle an~. 1orc·l'fulness But in terms of ... ubstantt', the speech fell short of expectations . "I think everyone is familiar v.11h the proble m s o f the economy. but the question is what the new adminis tration will do about it. To that extent, lhe s peech did not go beyond campaign talk." Apology made WASHINGTON CAP) The White House apologized Thurs · dar for a fund-ra ising lette r <'arryin g P reside nt R eagan's sign ature that s ays ousting Democ rats from the House is the Republicans' No. l priority. Ho use Majority Le ader Jim Wright. D-Texas. said he was told by White House s taff mem- bers that Reagan was "aghast" at the Jetter. SPECI AL PURCHASE CARPETING .. SEVE~AL ROLLS FROM $·~,& LIMITED QUANTITIES, FllST COMI Ftl: .• ~HVIDI \plus padding and installation) . .. DEN'S ~;;,;pe·i !~: iiiSiiilBtiOR: ·custOm draperies IJ 'I 1 • .. 1. 'I· lilllleUlll • ,. .... 11111 fie.-• car•lc till \663 PtACENTIA AVENUE • CO,STA MESA, CALIF 92627 • PHONf 646·a31 -.646·2lSS . -------------_.._ .............. ,.,. _____ ··-·----... _ .. .......,._ -··:. .• ,.,.., .. _' ...... "'p Woreph<llO Hobt>rl ~ 11111-:ttf 'tl c.;Jwu 11 c.;tcrncl11H/ 11rar Cap1tol. says 1t ft-els .'>11111,·tJ1111q /1/11• '"'"Hf left 1cwtmg at tile altar. /I t> left ht."< >l"/1mcl11 1"111 liom <' for \Vashmgton . D.C .. 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T hus began a letter to count y s u pervisor s by Laguna Beach civic activist Johe Gabm l• in which the local gadfly sought public ac· cess to a stretch or beach just south o( town. Gabriels' letter is stam ped <Received) by then Counly Cler k W. D. St John. The date is Dec. 8, 1969. T he beach in question ? Thous and Steps Beach in South Laguna and the ques- tion of public access remains e m broil ed i n li t igation bet ween the county and tio meowners 11 years later. "I'm glad I s uggested Utis be done quickly." quipped Gabriels. Si n ge r H e le n R e dd y withdrew a divorce action agains t he r hus band a nd manager. Jeff Wald , the day after she riled it because she decided she had been "has· ty. · · her press agent says. Miss Reddy and Wald have l>l'cn married for 13 years a nd ha\'e a n 8 ·vear ·old daughter. Jordan. · Author Gore Vidal says Americans might consider se nd 1n j! a Ca l ifor n ia housewife D o roth ea Mor efield, the wife o f an ex-hostage to the While House. Vidal said }-.~ ..... - s h e "could 1' " probably be MOR EFIELD pres ident'· because of the way s he ke pt up th e public's i n te res t 1n the I ranian hos tages. one of whom was the U.S. consul general to Iran, Richard Morefield. "Anyone who can s tand that much press for that much time could probably be presi· dent. .. he said. Boat r ace canceled Disagree111e 11ls over dat e doom compe tition By ALMON 1.0C'KARt-:\ Of Ute O••ly Pilot 4j1tJft Gray whale:-m1g1 at1ng along the Orange Coast <1r11untl St Patrick's lht\. t·a11 rru1<;t· in peace and q111.t•I 'l'h<-rt• \\ tll lw no ro;1ring off.,h1111· I"'" 1·1 '"'"'' racin~ al up\\ ;1rds ol 'HI mph lo disturb tht•ir 11•1:.ur<'I\ ''"' .i • ., A s d ma 11 t• r 0 r l.11 I I h I lhundt•r hn<tl~ '<'ill 110 1 th1111•lf'1 .11 :i ll th1!-n ·;1r off 111,. <Ir.i n~<· Coast 't"h•• 1·\ 1·11t t ha t h;i-. launl'h••ll th1 11al 1110.d olr<,hr1re pov.c•r ho;1t 1 ·" t ";' rnp.11i•11 in Ne" port l\t':it h f, r llw l'as' lour \'t•ar.., ha" lw .. 11 • 11111•l1·d .\ summt•r date was not accep- t a ble lit>cause of ot her boating acll\'ll) a long the Orange Coast. mo..,11~ ma1or sailboat races. nurin~ the fo ur years the PO\\ t'r boat race was held. the t•\ t'nt dr e"' packed spectator IHiJls Thousl:lnds of other on· 10111-.Ns lined the bluffs and '1l•,1dw~ along the :.ho re to catch a g II m l"C of the spt>cd mg boats. Hill Fawcett o f Fawcett/ l\1·r \un Pr oduct1on:.. promoter or •ht• 19flll r.1t'l' for Warm1ngt.on, blamed the "inflexibility of the power boat people" for the can- cellation of the race. Offs hore power boat associa· tion people explained t hat the suggested late r dates were unac- ceptable because of the logistics of the campaign which require owners, drivers and crews to have at le:ist six weeks to ship the1 r boats to the s ite of the next race and to r epair a nd tune them for compet ition. · Roht•rl I' W.11 "1111~t1111 llw Ne'<' port lk,11 h 11•,tl , . ..,1,,11• d1• v e I 11 p <' r " h 11 I " 11 k •• \ < 1 sponsorship or th1 I'"''< I h11.1t race l;1st v1•ar fr11111 1111 hr1111l-. Irish wh1skl'\ -.a11t th1 · 1 111 h.,-. been r;111t·t'lt·d l1< 1 ........ 1 1111.1 hie date M11ld nut I,. "h1·tlult·d Energ y assistance b lunder reported Whal<' wait lwrs 11111 • n•l111•1-.1<, hav<• long tw• n h1t11 •1 11pp111wnl' Of lhl' lal'C h<•lll).! ht•ltl Ill \f.111'11 c laiming lh;it lh• p1·•·1llru: power boat~ t'rt'.1t1•d ·' 11.•nl!• 1 111 the migrating "h.tlt• Tom Ashl<•\. a 'll'1k1•.,111a11 for WarminRtnn ..... 1111 .. Boh was \'I'!'\ "'""'' "1• to lhl' C'ritic1sm bv th1• \\halt· "t1lth1·1 :- and offerPrl tu l'11an1•1• th1· !late•"' the race, hut lwt \\l't•n t ht• t 1t" of Newport nt.•:t l'h I " h1th lllll('h give a permit for thr racc l 111111 the sponsoring !)\I\\ l'r bnat J S sociation. no other ~u1ta hll' ll,1tt· could be obt ained." As hley said the clat<• of J\pnl 25 was agrc'<'ahlt• lo a ll con cerncd, but that tur11C'fl out lo be the date schedul{•d for th<.• s tart of the Ne" port to Ens<•nal1a yacht rac e . anolh<'r lncal nautical exl ravagan1.a. A suggestion to run the power boat race a week hefon• or a week af~er April 25 was vetoed by the power boat association because of conflicts with other races in New Orleans and Florida, according to Ashley \\lTIOCll 1APJ CC:1hforn1a mH.\' haw• 111 P") dearly for a hun·aucratir blunder in whjch lhou ... ands of 1nchg1ble residents rcn'l\'ed $.10 checks from an S80 rnlll1.11n fund earmarked to help '"" 1nNim1' famd1<•s pay utility hi!"' Tht· Antioch Daily Ledger said th 1• Cal1 fo rn1a O ff i c e o f J.~c·onom1c Opportunity, which adminis ters the federal Low· I rH'omc Energy Assistance Pro- g ram . mistakenly mai led $30 che<'ks lo residents who don 'l qualify for them. So far. about 7RO,OOO checks, totalling $23.4 m1llion, have been mailed out. Bob Cates. director of the s tale energy assistance program, s aid it was not known how many of those recipients were ine li g ible for a id , the newspaper reported, nor the total amount sent to those in- eligi ble. Res idents of housing already s ubRidized by federal funds a re in e l igibl e for th e aid . Ca l ifornia's S80 m i l lion in We're Listening ••• The Daily Pilot wants to hea r from its reade rs , what you like about tbe paper and what you don't li ke. We also would Uke to publish your views on any subject In our letters to the editor col· umn. Call the number below and your message will be recorded. Messages wilJ ht> tra nscribed several times dally and delivered to the desk of the appropriate editor Mailbox contributions will be deli vered to the editorial page edit~ <Mailbox contributors must 'include their name at\ct ll\ephone number Cor verlrication. Nv circulation calls, please. Tell us wbat:s. on our mind. The number is in service 21 hours a doy, seven days a week . federal low·mcome e nergy sub· s1dies is supposed to go lo people who earn at or below 125 percent or the fede rally established pov- erty level and pay their own uti Ii ties. Ineligible recipients legally are obligat ed to retur n t he checks lo the state. However, Cates said the state will have to pay the federal govern ment for any checks cashed by people who don't qualify fo r the money. Ca tes sa id the m ist a ke stemmed in part from pressure on the Office of Economic Op· portunity to set up a distribution method quickly. The office was na med administrator or the pro· gram in August and began plan- ning for delivery of the funds at tha t time. he said. Bolsa Chica tours slate d T ours of the Bolsa Chica ma rsh will be conducted Satur· da y from 9 to 10:30 a .m. by m e mbe rs of the Amigos de Bolsa Chica and a spokesman for the California Department of Fish and Game. T he state owns 300 acres of the 1,200-a cre m ars h a nd bas restored about 150 acres to • natural state that serves aa a habitat, feedint or breedln1 ground for more than 100 species of birds, lncludJna several on the , endangered species list, such u the Brown Pelican. The manb preserve is on the eaatem side of Pactflc Cout Hi1hway acrou from Bolaa Chica State Beach, south of Wllmer Avenue. r 'Fink' sex law opposed By JODI CADENHEAD Of Ille o.ily "'"' S'-ff California Medical Association la wyers have filed suit in San Francisco Superior Court to block enfor cement of a new state law requiring doctors to re- port to authorit ies the na mes of unma rried female patients un- der 18 they suspect of engaging in sexual activity. "l think the law is the asinine result of good intentions gone aw r y," said Dr. Be njamin Harper. president or the Orange County Medical Association. The Orange obste trician said he doesn't expect any doctors to follow t he law, despite the threat or a fine and prison sentence. "l d on't know of a single doctor who would do that,•· said Dr. Harper . "They consider it a n example of governmental interference." Under SH 781 , which went into effect Jan. I. doctors are re· quired to report to child protec· tion agencies any wom an under 18 who comes to them for birth control pills or for treatment of venereal diseas e , s ince t hat implies sexual activity. "The mood is that they're not going lo fi nk on their patients." said a spokesman for the state, Medical Association. In a statement to reporters, Dr. Brad Cohn. president-elect of the association. called the re· cent reporting provision a "fi nk law." T he San Franc isco physician a lso said that the new law dis· criminates against wome n since only unma rried remales will be affected by the new legislation. "The result (of the law) is that sexually active tee n-age girls will be afraid to consult ph ysi· cians for needed care. including treatment not related to sexuali· ty ... said Cohn. Or. Cohn was joined in the suit Thursday against the state by several other San F ra ncisco physicians. Sen. Om er L. R ains . CD · Venturah sponsored the legisla· lion. which was intended to bol s ter existing laws dealing with the reporting by physicians of s uspected child abuse. Laguna library selling books The Friends of t he Laguna Bea ch Library will hold a used boo k sale Sat urday at the libra ry, 363 Glenneyre St .. from 10 a .m . to 4 p.m. ln addition t o h a rdcover bo oks, ma n y p o pul a r paperbacks will be on sale at re· du~ed prices . /J '~· Febtullry t. 11111 DAILY PtLOT .4.1 Hogging the show AP Wttoplloto This snow statue of a pig, larger tha n life. is finished in a mixture of snow and gravel by Scott Baker of Plympton. Mass .. (left ) and Karl Froeli ch of Car ver. Mass. Their impromptu carving stops traffic on busy Route 106 in Car ver. Mesa spa manager • wins court case The man ager of Atlant is Health Spa in Costa Mesa has been found innocent of city cha rges that he is oper ating the business at 21 l2 Har bor Blvd. without proper permits. Harbor Municipal Court Judge Richard Luesebr ink ru led on b e h a lf of manager J a ck L . Gordon of Los An geles. T he c ity filed the m isde- meanor crim inal com plaint late last year after the city council denied Atlantis operators a zone exception pe rmit required to oper ate on Ha r bor Boulevard. Community residents and re- ligious o rganizations protested continu ed ope r atio n of the parlor, scene of several prostitu· lion a rrests over the past two year s . Coun c il membe r s based per mit denial on a laei of park- in g space and the parlor's in- compatibility with surrounding businesses and residential uses. City Attorney Tom Wood in· dicated today that his office is p reparing for a second round of legal action against the spa. He called the crim ina l com- plaint "the fastest legal proceed· ing" available to the city and in· dicated his sta ff now is planning for a civil court action to enforce city zoning ordinances. "We ha ve successfully gained court support in closing down earlier adult busin esses." he said , citing the city's zoning bat- tie that ousted the Sunshine Nude Model i n g Studio i11 downtown Costa Mesa last yc:.i r. Wood S,!lid the massage parlor is required under city laws tu secure bot h conditional liming permits and a business li cense. The cit y contends that the last business license for us e of thP s pa building w as issued tu ch iropractor Donald Peterson who operated the Lo.'i J\ngele:,, CoUege or Massage and Physicul Therapy at the address. T he building housing the spa is owned by a trust m anaged by trustee Roland Clark of Balboa Island, Wood said Boaters get quick help Boaters los t or stranded off Newport Beach will be able lo get quicke r assistance with the aid of a radio direction finder in· stalled recently at the Orange County Sheriff's Ha rbor Patrol headquarters on Bayside Drive. Lt. Harry Gage said the direc· lion finding equip me nt was donated by Bob Greenwald of Greenwald Marine Electronics. Newport Beach. It is used equip· m ent valued at $500 and sells for $2.500 new. Gage said the gifl was approved by •the t.'o unt) Board of Supervisors. CE CHARGES . .. p For One Full Year What better time than now to invest in furniture . Now until Feb. 15, you can take a dvatage of having your furniture delivered FREE from a ny of R a lph s 12 s pecialty centers and pay for them over an entire year WITHOUT ONE CENT OF I NTEREST. All th a t 's r equired is a 20 % down payment a nd a minimum purchase of $500. Your 12 monthly payments will be inte rest free. A pe.rfect reason fo r bu yin g that special item you 've been wanting. And re m embe r , FREE DELIVERY on most ite ms. NATION I WEATHIA . 'Newatt"e .,._,, Desegregation· film shocks AVALON AILING: SO you thank that we alon1 the malalud coutUne hav •II tht! trouble with trash, beach lltttr md broMn bottlti• In the sand? Our happy island in tM 1ua, Santa Clltahna. even hait the vexation in places we havee't lnventfll yet Socneumes news dasplltch~ reaching us here from the \11land can dt-tall the problem Consider a recent report to v•lon Ctty Ma.nager John Loogl~y from Fire Chief J ack T Goslin £•ammang the status of fire protection at Avalon, h1ef Gustin noted that fire calls showed a 25 percent in· t"rease during thti IHt year . . But Wh)''' Is the island a nr~ trap' NOO' AT ALL. The chief pointed out that the fire call boost was all.ributable to \rash blazes. So there you have a clue . Is land tourists are piling up the trash and th en somehow. it catches fire. Maybe it's in trash cans or maybe it's just reposing about. But trash, clearly, Is more than just an eyesore. It's a fire hazard too and Avalon sadly found that out during the year of our Lord 1980 Over here on the mainland, we think the tourists and beach visitors find odd places to stash their trash in our com munities. Like you go out the front door one morning and discover the empties from a six·pack in your dan· delion bed. Oil YOU LEFT THE window of your car open over· night and lo. the next morning, your upholstery has been At lerut our beach cleanup guy isn·t underwateT visited by a half.eaten, chocolate covered frozen banana. Tt-anks a lot. Over on the island at Avalon. however. they have trash problems that are even more unique than ours. Consider another report, this time from the aforementioned City Manager Longl ey to the people of the isle community. It goes Hke this: "I WOULD LIKE TO commend those sponsoring and participating in the ·Avalon Underwater Cleanup Dive' last weekend. .. Their enthusiasm and efforts were well evidenced by the amounts of tras h and debris recovered from Avalon Harbor and the Lovers Cove area ... this program pro· vided a unique diving opportunity . Jt is my hope that this will become a traditional yearly event. .. " You must admit this is a unique diving opportunity all right. It used to be most diving al Avalon was for quarters tossed overboard from visiting tourist boats . Now it's diving fo r old gum wrappers and banana peels. IT'S NOT ENOUGH that they have to clean up Cres· cent Avenue after the tourist ho.rde departs: Now they nave to scour the harbor bottom as well. The trashman cleans the street, puts as1<:1e nas c1eanup uniform. and dons diving gear. "I'm going diving in the dump,'' he tells his wife. You do have lo disagree with City Manager Longley on one point: It's too bad he believes the junk dive should become a traditional yearly event. Too bad it's necessary, that is. LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (AP)' - A TV movie about t he de· se1re1ation controversy that en· veloped Central High School in v iolence 24 years ago has stunned some young viewers and drawn c riticism from former students who say it focused unduly on "troublemakers." "It was hard for me to watch It and think that some people could be so cruel," said Leah Filiatreau. a white Central High senior who saw a special pre· view of the film. "IT WAS KIND of shocking," said sophomore Lori Llewellyn. The made-for.television mov· ie, "Crisis At Central High," about the admission of nine blacks to Che all.white Little Rock school. was broadcast na· t ionally Wednesday night by CBS. Then-Gov. Orval E . Faubus called out the Arkansas National Europeans jeer Clark • appointment LONDON (AP ) -An Amsterdam daily called him a ·'nitwit,'• a London paper quipped "Ask me another" and a Johannesburg paper headlined "Don't.know man gets nod." The international press was reacting to President Reagan's choice of California Judge William Clark as deputy secretary of s tate. Clark's admissions to the Senate Foreign Relations Com· mittee that he didn't know the names of the South African and Zimbabwe prime m inislers (Pieter W .. Botha and Robert Mugabe>. and his apparently thin grasp of foreign policy in general , attract ed massive publicity in countries he may later have to visit. T HE AMSTERDAM daily Vol kskrant said ··R eagan chooses nitwit as minister" - "nitwit" written in English, the rest in Dutch -and the mass· circulation Amsterdam De Tele· g r a a f to p p e d i"t s s tor y ··American minis t er knows nothing." Before gain ing the Senate committee's approval to take over as No. 2 man at the State Department, Clark admitted that he knew nothing of the an- gr y spHt in Britain's opposition Labor Party and didn't know how Western Europe fell about having American nuclear mis· siles sited here. THE WNDON Da ily Express reported his testimony under the headline "Ask Me Another" and the New Standard later took up the challen,ite by publish.ina a world affairs quiz for ils readers. East in deep freeze Snow forecast for rwrthem Great La k es Coaafal M'r ad1r r L •Qllt varl•bl• winch west to soutl'lwe.t 10 to U knot• tl\I\ •tter. noon Wind wave> I to 1 feel Weller. ly swells t to 2 IHI H1Ql'I c1oua1,,. .. 11.s. .S1•1111arw A stu~n mau of cold Air hunQ ovtr tl'I* HorthHSt Thur$0•V, kffP· 1nQ temper•turH 1n tl'l* 10\ •nd teens from Ohio tutw•rd Into New e~y~~':"snow PO-reel much of the Mississippi V•lltv, wnile r•ln WA\ common from soutl'l*•stern Tuu "" to south~rn Loul$iana •"d M •\ slnlppl Ttmperaturtt ra/19ed from the 30s •nd 4~ across 11>41 >0ulhtm n•lf of the n•llon tllrouQll ''"' Southern P l•tuu •nd Into Ille Northwest. F lorida. soulllern Te•u •nd \Outhern Pacific Coast tn1on<1 1tm- r>er•1ures on the'°' •nd 60s. Snow ..,., lort<fll for IO<IAy from the northern GrHI L•kH tllrouon the Ohio V•tley •nd 1nlo Ill• Ao· P•l•chlans. sno-rs -re e•pe<lo<I In untr.i C•llfornl• •nd trom tne centr•I Gull Cout 11\rouQll 1ne Southeast. Mostly sumy skin were lorec•st from tll• mld·Mfsslsslppl V•ll•y acrou the southern •nd cenlr•I Rock ies •nd Into Ill• Pacific HorlhWtiL Readings In Ille 505 And 60s -•rt txr>ect9CI In the Southeast, acrou the lower Mlu lulppl V•ll•Y •nd Into fhe SoulllwHI •""the Pacific Coast. Cllllly temperatures were •O•ln IH•Cllctect for Ille nor11'1*rn h<lll of the c•u111ry, trom lht Pl•lns 11110 the Mlddl• Atl•ntlc slates •nd New Eno1and. Alie,_ temper•lures Tnursdlly ••"9H lrom 73 In P•rm SC»rlnos. ancl ''"'''···· G:Irrl •o ... ~ ~ _:_::.:_ \J.v••' \•n• ,,_,.,, o,,f.,.dPd ctmm:D ~--=== Calllornla ll•r••Olt! nlQll c louCllneu In Soutnern C.hfornlA toelay and S•tur clay Lit tie Cl\ar>Qe In t•m1>er•turt. Oranoe County c•n ••~ct low clouds....., lot•l.loO on the ni9llt •no mornl1>9 l'loUrs. OvernlQhl 1-s 31 lo 48. H IQllS !Oday and !>aturday IOw 10 mid M>s. 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On Sept. 25. 1957, a crowd of more than 1,000 whites tried to break through a ring that 3SO paratroopers formed around the school. but were kept back by a wall of rifle butts and bayonets. The film showed parents picketing in front of the school, soldiers ringing the campus , blacks being taunted and threatened and teachers and others being badgered by segregationists who wanted to keep the school "pure." But Craig Rains, who was a senior class representative on the student council in 1957 and who supported the blacks, said "the students who caused the trouble could be counted on the fingers of two hands ." RAINS, NOW 40 and an ad· vertising executive, said the film was a "good portrayal of part of what went on." "The sad thing to me is that It just showed the negative aspects of the things we went through. For every negative incident that was shown in the movie tonight (Wednesday), there were 100 positive things . . . But the gener al public isn't going to know that now." A sserts innoeene e Af>Wlre,-o Rep. John C. Hinson , R-Miss., has pleaded innocent to a cha rge of attempted sodomy and was released without ~ail. Hinson was arrested b y Capitol police in Washington m a men's room. Police said the lavatory was a favorite gathering place for homosexuals . President joins punsters WASIDNGTON (AP) -President Reagan. who turns 70 today. cracked jokes about his age at a black·tie dinner but had to compete for laughs with a congresswoman wearing a mustache, bushy eyebrows and a big nose. The president stayed up late to trade jokes with politicians and reporters at a dinner thrown by the Washington Press Club to honor members of Congress. At the end, the audience of more than I .000 stood and saluted him by singing "Happl Birth day." Reagan. the oldest man ever inauRuratt•d president . celebrates his birthday today Noting that the press organization "'a!'. founded in 1919 by s ix women reporters. Reaj.?an said. "It seems like only yesterday " Long famous for his one-Hners. the ne" pres1 dent said he didn't mind cracks about his age because of a remark once made by Thomas Jef ferson. ALiviAi~AC "Ile said that one should not worry about one's exact chronological age m reference to his ability to perform one's task And ever since he told me that ... Reagan said. his joke drowned in laughter Rl'p Claudine Schneider . R-R.J . a freshman c·onAre-.-;wom:.rn . told the crowd she was afraid her Joke., v.crrn't g umg to gc•l laughs so she came pre· pa reel Shl· donm·d a hl~1c-k pair of glasses and at- lJched l'' e lJrO\\ "· no:-.e and mustache. and wore them tht:\\ hull• t1mf· ... hC' \.\as at the ~drum JJ1 ·,cribinJ.! Wa!>h1ngton's population. she said. · ll alf of th.-!Jl'f>µll' arc· waiting lo be discovered :.inti tht· 11lhl·r h.Jtr an· :..ifraid the\ will be h1• ... il<l 'hl' took a l'Onslllucnt to a pohtician·., )!ra\1·. 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"hut t he·' \\t•n •n I all that \\t' "a utl•d Ju dge Mason Lo Fenton Mun1c1pal Court (Retired) Supe nor Court (Re1tred) Attor n ey at Law Announces his retirement from the Superior Court to re-enter the private practice of law at: Pine Plaza Prof ess1onal Bur Id mg 744 E. Chapman Ave •Orange. Ca. 92666 NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION 7 1 4/771 ~5640 AP Wir~pnoto L~1'1 r1.·1wt• S H1ttakl'r. upset b~ the pre!- 1·111·1.· nf nwcl1a ('anw ras 111 Supenor ('ourt 1n Torram'<'. took tht• stand in his own de- ft•nq · in tlw torture-murder trial of f1\'e girls Tlw dl'fendant pointed a n acl'us ing I tn).!l'I' • .11 Ho~ Lt•wis ~orri ~ "ho has t e...,I 1 f ll'<I i.lga inst Hitt a kt•r in 1.·xchanJ;?e for t•:...t•aping lht.• dt'a l h pc•n all~· t Friday, February 6,. 1981 s DAILY PILOT ,,t. Tax, fee hikes µ~ged Solon seeks $600 million yearly incr_e1µe SACRAMENTO I AP I A key le~1sl ator ts propos ing a S600 mtllion a-year incr ease in gasoline t axes a nd motor vehicle fee' to pr('vcnt ._, llu m pt) Dumpty fa ll of the slate's trans portutwn pro~ram. St'n J ohn Foran, D·San Franci!>CO, chairman of the Senate Trans portation Committee. told a n e ws <:onfl>ren cc ht>re that thl' 1 n <'rca ~es wo u ld he ad off a deficit in thl' !>tall' h1ghwt1) ue <.·o u n t th at c o u ld _________ _ ~~~~;~•sc reach SI b1l11on D D'\['f~ Foran pr<.·c..li<:lt.'l ;ihout S:!."i 01 't•ar lll' warnl•d that the stak's high\\ a\ 'i)'11•n1 1-.. fac·111g gro\\ m g n ·pa1r problNns in1·n ·a,rng n >n .E(f'S l JOn. t·ont1n111n)! safrl~ pr11blc•m, .ind a '"'"' of fedc.·ral fund-.. 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Wilr~ H ~1<J rt1n "as superintendent of the ll;1kd al1• S d 10ol l>ist n t l until he was fired by the 111 .. 1r1t·1 huanl ttl Januar~ 1980 lie no w teaches 1•1i.:ht t) gradt• al Oakda lt• Juntor lllgh School. Ill'"' m1-mb1-r'• bid fall• JI I\ EHSllH: 1 ,, I' 1 An a vo~ed Ku Klux 1' I.in r111·rn ht'r. wh11 t la 1m <'rl one ot his two t ecn·age .,1111., hJd h1·1·n ra1·1alh harasi>cd tn s chool. has lost his h1tl to hJ\'I:' Ht\ 1·r.s111l• Count' s chool offl ctals 1 r ,, n,f,., t 111' 1\\11\11u1hi>111 a nothl:'r chs t n tt \1 ;111f1'f'ff ll a1 ·r of ('ahazon told the boo rd of t 111st t••·' 111 I h1· 1·011nl \ '>t·hools 11ffll'l' ht• w::inted his -..1111, '''"' 111 lk ,1111noilt ,c·hoob h1•<·aust> he does not ltk·· th(' t·d111·at1trn the~ have n'<'t'IH'cl in Banning \lt1•1 tlw hoard unan1mousl.' turnl'cl down his a p· pc•;d H.wr ..,,,,d Ill' would t<Jk(• thl:' 1s~ue to federal 1 11111 1111 ... 1•ntl t lw IH11 -..1•b 1·11 hc:n· llr p o r l <'r"11h 1u ·1-rlfld u '\ I \ltll> \I' .\ Jt•t ltner c·arrytnJ! 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Buy O ne Fra me a t Che Regular 1-'ricl' (u·•t c1 S eco nd Frame Tha t Cost!> the "M ill' " I ....... for One Cent A fr,mw fm u rn• pe11111. 111 .... 1 11 0PA01_t _PROJf.~TOff ~· ;, ' .~.: .. :~:·~r . lrnrn1•, 111 vour ... 1vlc·1 I 1, ,, n ... 1rn; 1. ~ )· $98.88 Tlwn;, 1•leq,111I q<Jld 11•.if f.tll'·l1 ft• 1, • "ll:'C ft<Hl frillTh'O, Ctllll•'tll(I• •l•IT p ,t l1.1ni1' w11h ql,,.,., .11111 h.111\Hlq ",. V.:1111.J fr,1ml''-Wtlh cl \I.ti ll'l\' I If I I.ti I I • 1 tlfti-.111 fr.im1• \~llh I til<11 ••I -.1111ph, J' .1 '1, 1" • 1l rMl11rtil ftnio,h,•, In t1 1~1J,•1.t1rq1• t -,., 1 \ • Brntht•r... IC I 1.inw '-.,1fi• f11., v1 • ' tr" ASK ABOUT OUR 10% [ I) J ) .; ;, , ~~,p~~T ~R51 rwrr.o Pt.4571( WT Tit 6/l.KiHT AllWOHr LIDS .45S<X<Teo cocres ;,tLCCTK»J 5tLfCTIOW AMY VARY ff<OM 5rrec TO >rDRE. 2;411 RW 199 ~ 38 4,t. 5' /(fil 4'95 $3.48 ~(;Ktri 595$f.18 . .,. . ... ..... .. ·~ .· 5/lt:s M4> ~RY ff(OM 5r0flt. TJ 5/0flr. ., .. Aaron Bl-others Art Marts 128 ANAMEIM 222 N. leoch Blvd. • COSTA MESA 1714 Newport Blvd. • ORANGE 1812 E. Kotello Ave~ • z LAGUNA BEACH 190 S. Coast Htghway • SANTA ANA 1126 E. 17th. St. (Ja • .::::_ . ...,. El TORO 2•350 Swartz Dr. • HUNTINGTON IEACH 7•10 Edinger Ave. ,. \ • I IThomas P. Haley/ Publisher Thomas Keevll/Edltor Editorial Page ---------------------------------------------------- ,. F rlday. February 6. 1981 Rarbara Kre1b1chJEd1torl1I Page Ed itor Jury l lllark • IDI • • 1n a1rp rt r Wu h It.•'\ thun t" u "1•t•k" lo tio l>C'tOrl' lht• Urangt- l'ounl) Hou1 <l uf ~UJlt'I \ 11>1•r"I ,1udrt·~'Jt.'" tht> proposed m.ist('r pl1rn fm lh•q•lllJlnMH uf John Wu~nt-Airport, the cuunh t.run<l Jun h ,1, uinu• out '' 1t11 "hat '' u 'hullo" nuh ''" uf th1• 1 ount ~ t111 ~t·r \ u·t· nt•t•tb. In ttw Jiff\ ... 'It'" 1t Iii I'•• "lt't1i.:t.•1· dt•111a nd for air M•n ll't• th.al 'huultl l1l' thl· t•o11t 1 ollan;.: f.idor w hen u1wn ''or' rr111k1• tht· t·r 1tn·.1l dl'<'l'>IOn' on ,11rpo rt mut h •r' Tht• JUI' ~.wt M lfl\'I \ 1 u1 b tthuuld clctL•r 1·on't1derutlon of tht' n1,1stt•1 11l;.111 l'l't1th11i.: ,1 t'11111p1 l't1t·n:.iH• 't ludv of the 1'••U11h ., .11rpurt r1t 1•1b Th.it lluh tht• JIU' rccom nwncft·d ... twuld trH lud1• silt• ..,t h·d 11111 fu1 a 11\UJOr long h~ul a1111t11 c 111 -..hurl u Im ,11 ..,, .1lt•d do\\ 11 Lo' Angeles 1 ntt>rnut111m.1I \11 pu1 t l'ht-plo111 rnd ~•1111olt· la< l 1:-, llwl tlit·l l' 1s 110 lcx·ataon ui lht t·uunf\ 1s 11 t'>.hl tl'd.n in .... hH·h such an ;Jltplllt t .in ht• pl..it·t-d '·wlt'l t1rn111f sudl ,1 stk lllUl>t be ad di t'~ ... t·<I 1111 a n•g1un11l b,ht., \.\1th ,H.·l1vt• participation f1 om olhl·tah ul uttwr '°'uuttlt•rn < '.thforni:a <·ountlt.•s \bt1 p..irltt ul,11 I\ da,,turbmg u1 the Jlll \ -; analys is ts tis oti1 mplt retus.il to ,1chht•....., 1tw nan t·nt not st.• problem al John W .1) nl' \1rpo1 l <>nh orw p.t~l' 111 the JUI'\ s 16·page rt.'JHH'l rt•lates w thl' nuaw 10,s11t· lb l'Ot1clu-.aon the coun l\ ea11 expt'l'I furt h<·r llaltlPs O\t'r not"l' from ungry rrsi cit.•l\l"I Startlrng 111"ltght 'lht• 1un -.hot fro111 tl1l·h1p .\nd 1t m1s"lt•d the mark Bilingual pullback Thoug h 1t \.\a:. a:.sallL•d h~ ww ll1s pallH' ('lttzt.·n as · .Ht attempt ~o c.hsembov.l'I thr 111 ... panit l't1111111un1t) .' thl' detisaon of Secn·tan ul E<lu l'ataon Tt•rt t•I 11 Bt>ll tn \.\ athdrav. btl1ngual t'Clun1tt0n pr opo-...ib put 1111'\\ ard h) the l'artt•r Adman1s tratton rnJkt•.., sl·n st• Bt'll n 11lrd the proposed kcll'I :ti rult•.., ·urrnorkabk and anl'rerlibl r c·osth .. Since• tht• <'-;ttm<1tt.·d tost of their 1mplrmentatio11 \\ m: <1s mud1 ..... SI hilhon .i 't·ar for tht· first five yl'ars and up t11 Sl51i 111dl1<1n a ·'€'.II aftt•r lh.tl. on e has to agree And it was because of lht>1r c·nmp1L·x1t ' .111c1 cost that Congress voted to dC'lay amplC'nH'nl al ton of tht.• µropusal until nrxt June · ThC' rulC's \\Ould ha\ l' :-.('! nation\\ 1dt• t.indards for mandator~ instruC'LH>n of non Englhh spl'af..ing ... r honl children an their natl\ t.• languagl' Whtlt' Sµ<.inash is lht' prt1w1p.d l;.inguagl' tn\olv!'cl, then• now <Jrc• lilerallv dol(.•ns mnrt· 111 tw l'nns1cfrred. And forcing school d1-;tneh. 1111 patn of ln:-.ang fech·rat funrls. lo suppl~ l)lltngu.d in-.;trul ln1 .... a1<l t.., and lt!\lbooks for a II "" u cl e n h d l' f I l' t l' n t 1 n r: n g I 1 s h " nu I cl ht' .. u11workahlt" as" Pll a.; notr.ii.:c·<H& ... I\ 1·oc;11' .'\ow tht.• fed t>r;d go\ t'rn111t·nt ''Ill s1111pl~ n •q111rc• "equal c·rl u('alional o pp111t111ttl \ IPt \111111gs te rs w1tlt l.inguagl' prnhlt•m.., 11'.I\ trtL 1111' lli-t.1d-. lip to local ... C'ttool dist rl<'ls <Ill\ tolls I~ 111< .. 11 1 h11oi-.. :1r1• n o1 n ud1 lwtt,..r J><htl1on to dt'lt.•rm1nt• the 1nd1\ 1d11.d n1·1·d •' t hl'll ..,t odl•nh ...... t11 ll'mpornr.' inslru<'l111n 111 r tw11 nat 1\ 1• t1111~llt' .11·1·<'ll'r<.1lt•d tnstruel10n in F:ng li ..,h , 11 r .1 c·11111h111.11111n .,1 h11th S1nc.·t· l':.ilafornau hus somt.· ol tht.• stnl'll'"l tnhngu:.il t'ducation requireme nts in the nation . the· change 1n federal poht·y s hould have little t•ffecl here Rut at least I hl'n' will not bl' 'el another layer of hurt•aucTal1<· manap11lal111n lur .... dt;lOI tltslrtC'I'> to cope \\1th ~lt <UH\ hilt•. ;11ld11 wn:.il -..11•p,, ;111 · lll'1n~ t.1f..1·n to r e \'1sl' 11111· of till' ll1<Jrl' hurclt•n!-><mll' lln).!tt1..,l 1t' n·qttlrt llll'nb that h;I\ 1• ht'l'f1 1·-.tahlt..,hl·cl 111 rt·c·c·nl '1•,1r 1 h•· pi '' 1s1nn ol 111111l1 ling u al balloh :.ind' nt111g rn.t11•r 1.ih In W:1 ... h1ngl11n. Sl·n o...; I I l:t \ ak.1" :i h;1., pr11pn<;NI .111 a llll'ndmt·nl to tht• \ ot1 ng H11 . .:lih \('l I c1 rh'll'lc· t Ill' requ1n1flll•nt f111 halangual ,·1111nl.' m:.1t1·r1.tl-. \1 d tn Saeramc•nto "\l•\\ pnrt Hl·arh \~..,.·rnhh '' 0111;cn .\l.lrt<Jr1 Bergeson has a 11111 th<Jt :-t:ef..-. f1·dt r al pl1 rm1 -..wn t , s alisf~ voting nghls rt'qu1reme nt:-h~ 1nform1ni..: \CJl l'r., lh:.il minority language malc·nah art· <ivailable 011 request The cknuind for till' b1hnJ.!11al mat<'nalo; has bet>1, minimal 1n man\' art'as \\ht'rt' t hl•\ an· automat1 rall s upplit'd. so this ·<'oulcl save a great deal of money and e ffort. On the ballot issue. llavakawa nghtlv contends that per sons who have hl'l'n hNl' long enough to attain citizens hip a nd wish lo exer C'asr the ir right to vote. now have a m ple oppo r tunity to learn. without cost. the language of their aciopted land t<:nglish And that the common language has played :.i ke.' rnlt• 1n wC'lding together our nation of diverse t•ullurt·s • Opinions expressed rn the space abovl' .m' lhosr of lhe Daily Pilo t Other views expressec:l on 1h1s page drf' lhosP ol tt1p11 authors and an1s1s Reader comment 1s 1n111tt:d Address Thr· Dii1ly P ilot P 0 Box 1560, Costa M esa. L A 92626 Phnrw (7 141 642 4321 Boyd/H ouse call Hy t.M. BOYO guc•ss d<l(·tors h<t\'(' he1·n ''ell pard ahout as long "" the) ·,t' ll£'cn in prac·ti1 r Still. the> English ph) sl(·tan. Thoma!! Dimsdale. r<'alb t'leancd up. Just for va<" d n :i t 1 n g l he ch i Id rt• n of Catherinl' the Great. ht.• got SS0.000 1n c-a sh. an annual pens ion of SI0.000 ancl tht.• 11 lie of Ruron. Some housC' call. o~ar Gloorny Gus Studying for m y driver 's test I noted that bicyclists are lo Collow the same rules as motorists. T he ones I see around apparenUy d idn 't read the OM V ha ndbook. J.C.V. tJ Didn t l.1•\·1 SI ruuss rn.1k1· ht:-l<r ... 1 hl•ll' 1t·uns for minor..," \ For m1n1•1... But mon• n11nnr.., than rn1nt•r., bought thl·m L'\t•nlualt.\ Sunw\\hal 1·arltt:r in this t'l'ntur,\, the manufa<:tureri. of gum machine~ boosted the v<'nclor·... profits b) 40 per· cent with th<' -;1mplest lit lit' tri'k ,\OU can image. They t.•nturged the mont•y s lot and c hangeci the wording from "I nsc11 a penn)" to "Insert a coin .. That did 1l CNtain Mexican artists of immense talt>nl sculpt fan taslic•ally intricate figures in one medium and no other enormous radishes. These works of art are sold every December 23rd at the Fiesta of the Radishes in Oaxaca. Mexiro. A moog the s urnames in the M anhallan telephone direc· tory are 10 people named Strange and only one named Nor m al . An y m an said to be e ngaged in the "gentle crafl" many generations ago was known b y al l to be a shoemaker .• .., ' ----------·-...... .,,, -Rowland Evans/Robert Novak Reagan Kore a tactic worked WAS lllNG TON South Kort-un President Chun Doo Hwan 's just·concluded visit here chmnxed a triumph in secret diplomacy by the Reagan ad m in1 strat1on conducted out of an obscure downtown Washington office before the newly eleclt>d prt'sidl'nt had a!>sumed power llad 1l not been for President Reagan'!> informal tnlt'r\ ention through his national se<:unty as- S t !>la n l , Richard V . A lll•n Chun ce rtain!) "ould not h a ,. e b 1.• c n Rt.•a ga n 's guC'!'>t Jl Blair II o u s e Kon•;.in d1ss1dent Kim Dae .Juni: "ou Id ha v1.' been execut cd l " S Ko n •an relations would be ,,\ a 11 all ttffil' lo\\ and South Kor,•a "ould s tand as un 11ull:i" 11al111n Ill tht• t'Yl.'!'t Clf lht' \\IJr(d l!\STEAI>, Gl•n l'hu11' 11• g1 rnt• has \.\On ll'l!lllman 11 .... m cH 1.· m 11 d ~·rat t· 1.• I em· 1. 11 t " st rt•nJ.!lht•nc•cl l.'n11ui.:h 111 µI ant hopl' for d(•mol'rnl11atwn uhcail · Hl'agan':-. m1xtur1· of dc•lt•r m1 n;i 111111 and nt•x1b1ht' sugg(•:-ts h(• Earl Wat t-r~ may not only rci.lort• l<tlkrtd al ltances such as the Kun•;u1 lmk but po-;sabl:t actw:ve mort· w human rights than .Jamm\ t• a rte r s s l'I r r 1ght1· o u... .1 µ' proach Wllio;N Wt: v1s1led St•oul last Septemlwc I he• :-.1tuullon loukt•d bleak Chu11 ., mo!>t rrwdNat(' adv1sc1 s t•ontcn•ll•ll ht• l'Clulll not ho" to ('a rtt•1 .ul rn 1 n i-.t rat 11111 publit• dema111I:.. 111 "";in• tht· life of Ktrn Oat• .J uug, oll'C'USl'd of s ubveri-.ion a11d St'1ht1<111 If he did, Chun s hrief prt>-.11l1·nt1Jl lenurt• rni~hl l nt1 ahr 111•t l \ I l;I\ 1ng JUSl f<>rm ,1h1l'd l11 s pn•\'111u-. r o 1 t• as ... t n111 J! ri .111 11 r ttu: m1htan n •.i.:tm•• < 'h1111 ",1, ck p1.•ndc•n1 0 11 th1• lt;ir II lrn• \lltlfl!! 1·olt1nPb \\ho 1•11g1111·1·1•1J thl' C'1111p !hat l1111u)!ht h1111 111 pmH·r J'h1•\ \\llUlcl 11111 l<1l1 r ,1lt• lw mg fac·1• II\ ''" rt·ndt•r111i.: 111 ( a111.•1 • C'on-.t•qw·nth t111•r1 '' llJ'r(•t• 1r1t·111 111 1-\••11 "1 rh.11 I\ 1r11 ,\•iuld t.1· tl.·:11l '""·' ti.•11 l'r•·,1•h nt t ',11 tc·r 1 ... , 11 n 1 I• lit"! \1'111.ilh lh1 -.up p. lc111 t l .. r• 1111 1111•1!1,tll•f\ .1111•1 '\11\ I .;.. .c th.ii lt1 ·•!.!·"' \\Ill .ii "d11111111•d K1111 .I 11h1l;111t n1l11nc h 111 So 11111 t1 .. 1i.t t•ci \ht ltt f•l•t.111 Jll \ 11 1111 \ I• Jllll'lllJ.! th,11 l1111clil1 •"•1111· l',JI ti I It ;1 ,, .. , ... Ii I I' I' I ·' I • ti t. \ IH't rn1"'" 1• H1'.1J:?.t11 lo\ 1 ... \"111ld Youth A l'rotl•sts from th1• ::-,acr amc.•nl11 l'h am bt•r of C'om nH·n·e of th< releast• poltcu•s or tlw ('<1ltforn1a You 1 h /\ u l ho rt l ~ .., 1 g n a I th 1• cr ying nl·cd for a thorough rPvtl'W b) thl' Leg1 :.lature of this agenC'y ll 1s long ovl•rdue Th<' SaC'raml'nl an'i \.\ert• ml'rely echoing thl' growing co nC'crn of 1 a w c> n r 0 r ('cm en t o ffi rial s throughout th e state or Y o u~ t h Auth or1t\I r e I c a s e s. Wh al had triggen•d the most r<'ccnt expre!'s1ons was lhl' d1.,clo-.urc of plan' to speed up thC' rele11s<·s of lhl' youthful offenrJcors Rl'sponding to crlt1c1:-.ni. Reggit• Sears . thl· agency s i n f o r m a l i o n o f f 1 c t' r ackno"ledged thoughts "l'rc being given to 'parolC' SE.'H'ral weeks to a re" months ahead· r or so m e 800 now 1n confine me n l T hes c 1 n c I ud t• rapisL'i and murderers I le saul the d ecision was rea c hed "because we arc overcrowded f'ar from b('ing reassuring Sy(bu~y H a rri. • 'n llw pul I 1 '1 1!(1( kt11 f ' I I p111ln 111111 ul i 11 I• 1») • I• I• I 11~ 1111',IC I ('I ;111111 I ltt 111 t lldo•I Ill' lo-..t lt11I Ii\ .111nnu1 1 111 rli.11 pra-.11n 1 di •t•,.. •1 <.. \\ 111 "" q 1uc l\h lll)('fl(•d for lhn:-l' "ho 1·11nir111t dJstardl) 1 re rn··~ 11( \ 111lt·nc•1• '1111pl~ ht•t.iu • nf <lo\.\d••d 1·onditmn .... 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''rt'.1t 1011 I•' c•n 11.11 I< "'tw11 Ea 1 I \\.in I'll "'·'' go\• r 111>1' 11 '" rt'<Jllttl th.ti \11uth \11llcn11t\ hoard ntl'lrllwr :-\\ t•rt •\pl •111111)! 1•:1rl\ rl'l•·.1.,, . ., ,,.., 111•1 1•s-...1r\ g1vt• them ii frt•t> harnl 011 Kim nae Jun.a.: Tlll'y misn.•acl Hnn..ild tteagan 111• uuth o1111·fl \lien to l1·t1k a storv th.it tlw 11n·,,1dent 1•l1•t•I ot1~•>scan retat 11111.., /\ nt'\\" r<·1x11·t quoting :a -.1•111111 :c1ct1• l•• lh,tt l•H t•C' I a PP•'ar<·d 111 1111 '\ o\ II< '\ l' \.\ 'r ork 1'urw ... It dt \\l'll pl.1C't.•d outs11li· lht· g11v1•111 rn1·n1 inf<irmt•cl u-. that tht· t•ol om•b 1ntcrprt·1t·d 11 J ., polltH·ut po-.111nn~ lo p111tt•c·t fi1·.igan from bt>ing hlam<'cl for Kim's dt.'<1lb The Kort.'ans told lib Rcag ;in must do m on• lCJ JJrt•\enl the l'lll't'UlH>n befort• Jicn 2() l\ut tf he· wt•nl publl1. H1·agan's advice \.\lllll•I h:1H• t•> bt -.punwd 1u~t J.., (' otrle1-'., ".1:-.. 1n 11nlt>r to -.,1\ t· ('hun s fcict• The· n·t'111nn1cncl,1 I ion h~ tht•!»t' Kor 1•ans a ton f1dt•ntial IMI• 1 lo !'hun fr1in1 H ••a).! an d 1· I 1 \ •· c t• d IJ .. .1 n \rn 1·nra11 •1r h 1ir1•u 11 \iu..., 111 ~-.m;m \\ l' 11•ta\Ml th1 i. 111f111rTIJI11111 111 1111' H1· 1i:.1r1 1 ,1111p \ lt•t11 r 111 I h1111 "..., qc111 kh I ul• d out ";(1 >.;.. :1 111\ 11tht•1 d111·1 I •Cl 11\ll\ h\ I h• prt''ddt·11t ··ll'C'I '\or l'l•llld 11; • \\111 lo. 111111111•11 llw "I.cit• flt·11,11l 111•·1' "h1lo• c ·.1rt1·1 "J.., f•l I''' cl··111 t,ct lcll!.! :-.;,.\ I lttl Chun 1 ":..-11111· \\1111111 1111t c rt11u:-.I .' 111 ... cuss l(jm wit.h U.S. diplomats . How then could a catast rophe in U S ·Korean relations be pre· Vl·nted before Reagan had the power lo act., WIT H REAGAN'S approval,• Oi ck Allen s tarted secret negot1al1ons with K o rean 1•m1ssaraes, most he ld in his pri vatt' orflC'c at 16th and 1 StrN:ts here To guard against puhlic1t~ thtll could have abort· t•d the dcht·ate process. nothing ":cs said to the Stale Depart· 1n1•nt Allen's fu·st talkh Were held m ~o\ l'mber with Gen Lew By ung llyu11, chu1rman of the Korean .Jmnt Ctm•fs of Staff. /\lien was blunt. Killing Kim would do ir· 1 <'parn blt• damage to South Korca':. rclallons with the world, particular)) Japan and the U.S.; hopes of rcviving the alliance under fi<'agan would dis appear. In DN·c·mtJcr, /\lien stepped up tht• pat't' Ile confcrn•d twice ''1th llw man sent by Chun lo W.1shini.<ton lo r<'pres1.•nt him Jll'r.,onall) the Kor('an Em· IJ.t!'>s) ·., m101stC'r. Gen Sohn ,J an g Hat' A 11 c: n ex t e nded Hf••1gun ' invitat ion lo visit \\ ush1n gtcm immediately after tht• maugurallon Nothing was to hl' .... uct puhlttl) Just before C'hrt:-.lmas, ('hun tentatively al'· n•plt·tl T ll,\T J\T LEAST hought t 11n1· llu\.lng l:ll'N'pted the in \ 1lallon C'hun <·ould not permit Kim s cxt.•c·ution bcfon· Jan 20 f:\ t•n 1f lhl' dt·:.ith ~cnH'n<·c \.\ere not c.·ommuted, Reagan could deal w1lh the problem once he had lakc>n office. But there was ri·altst1c.· hope• Seoul would grant • lr·nwnn hdnrc· Chun's trip 1f 11111~ 111 :1\f11d full blown dem· <•n-..tr.1111111 -; 1n front of the \\ 11111 111111 ... 1· :igain.,l lht' KorNm pr1"•l<l•·111 11n 1·11nlra ... 1 t11 tht· ;11· I 1.d 1.,lo,1•11pr11tc•o;t.,1 '\111 1111111 !Jn :!O cl1tl Ht·a~an I• ·irn of Chun ' dl·<·1s1on to com 11111\• him '>t·u1t·nrt· to ltfe 101 1•11"onm1·n1. q111<·kh followl'd h\ )11 , l1ft111~ of m;1rt1.al la\\ South K111 • .1 had 11pt1:d fo r rt•sp<•t· t ,1hal11 \ I h" n l!IOH' ., modcratt' 1 h•fl11 Ill \\ l'f t ..,, I ('fl~lht•nl'd . •11 I I tll' h 1rd 11111 r 11l111H'h dl'Jll .1 • \ • I•' Ioli"' 11 \\ .c... H11nalcl I( • .I /! 1 11 I I I 11 Ill JI h a (' '"lllp(1•.fi1•d \\1lh11ul OOZ lnJ;! r r• 1• l1111P11h 11f p:1t l'rnalist1e \m1111'.c !Ital tor lour \Car:. 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Rut the faC't )!". the wards are not kept long l'nough lo accomplish rc>form. only long enough for thl·m to become .. con "ise .. and mu c h more dan~crous to '-CIC' iety Wlli\T T llF. Legislature needs t 11 tltl 1s to -..1 ud~ the program in its t•n11rcty both its present 11p1.•rat1nns and C'On<'l•pti; as welJ as 11'. :lChtC\'f'mcnts or failures 1 t ma,. he th a I th(' C' n ti r e thrnkin~ nt'l'ds t(J be revised Perhaps those who argue that. rcgardleso; of age. o ffenders should Ile punished for the crime a re correct Whatever the right :rn:rnt•r. the C'U rrcnl program !>~em!> to be nothing better than one of revol\.ing doors. That is intolerable and far loo expensive to be pC'rm1llcd to continue Long-winded ·spe eches reveal leadership traits 1l is certainly fair to j udge a m ovement by its le ader . and even more so when that leader has autocratic power Thus. no mat ter what some sympathetic f o rei g n correspondents have told me about Cuba, m y o w· n es timate rests ma i n l y o n what I have see n an d h e a r d o r Castro. As tbe acknowledged kingpin there. h~ is the kind or man who will orate for three od our hours to his captive audience. This alone divorced from policies or practices -disqualifies him In my eyes. For apart.from anything else, the man must be emotionally unstable. I • /\ctuall,\. I hnve found almmt :c rum pick ('orrclatwn h<•l" l'!'fl I ht• len~th of a lt•aclc>r ., spt't·1·hP'> Jnd lht• extent of h1~ dl'o;po11sm I htler, as wc> know. would rant for hour~. pra(•tical\y foamtn~ at the mouth. T ALIN, while far more im passive, also drhvered himself or lengthy diatribes against anyont' who refused to knuckle down to his brutal regime Pos11ihly the modem record is held by Kemal Ataturk, lhe Turkish dictator who In 1927 took six days to deliver a singlespeech to his Parliament On the other hand, a leader like Gandhi, no matter how Im · passioned, would never uddtcS!> an audience for more than a modest period. And Lincoln. or course, was o model of terseness, It is no accident that his famous address at Gettysburg was only " 251<" ords long I cl 1 m t y r l' t· ,1 I I ( C' t.> I 1 n g !Wm t'I hrng of I h1., sort "h<'n I "as a hlll<'hm m London. t.1ken b\ m .. fulhc>r on. SundJ~ s to llyde Park. "hrn• tht• l'rHnks and crackpots and -.inJ?h• r uust•rs held forth in ull e1 frl't'Clom and .1t intermina hit• IC'n)!lh The mn..,t cxtremt.> spl .1!...1•r.., \H'rt' thn..,c \.\ho talked lhl· longl'Sl tht.• luud('.;t. and perm 111 c•c1 no tnlt'rrupl ion.; MllC:ll L\T•:R. J.!l'll\\tng up tn Ch ac ago. I found t lw '>a nw thin~ true in "Bughou-.f• Squ;1n'. · wher(' holding nn audll nee b~ the ear and refusinJt to lel Jto was t he'.' s urC'st mdication of urroganee. in sensitivity, :ind u kind of pollltC'nl puranola lhnt t>rook11 no opJ)Mi· taon whatever. As a new~paperman . the first inkling I had of Sen Joseph McCurtby'11 dangerous dem· f' agogucry was his rantings and ram blmgs. both on the fl oor and m C'Ommtltec. where he invariably tried to dominate the proceedjngs with his bulTy-boy harangues, drowning out all dialogue. He was painfully reminiscent of my early impressions in Hyde Park. FOR SHEER lengthiness on this side of t he ocea n , though, Mackenzie King, the Canadian prime minister, wi ns ears down for his "war" speech on Sept 8. 1939. which took up 47 closely printed rolumns in the official record calling to mind the long.winded congressman who boasted to Henry Cla y, "You, s ir, s pea k for t he p r esent gener ation , but I sp eak for poiiter ity." "Yes." said Clay, "ant.I you s eem resolved to speak until , the arrival of your audience."' ' ...... _...,... __ _ CALIFORNIA rrrday February 6 1981 DAIL y PILOT A 1 Se l t d pupils rewarded at break/ ast w ith te a c hers Park e lms at Fresno doome d VISALIA I A P > f;lemcntun school students, 11ke everyone l'l~l:, need a psychological boost once an awhile. says Crowley Elemcntar) School Principal Jesus Alaniz So he and a group of tl'aC'hers and administ rators dec ided to gi ve dc s er ving first-to-fifth graders a lift with monthly breakfasts at a local restaurant. ··some of the s t udents happen to IJ<· s tudents of lhl' wPek," s aid Alunrz, referring to al·t1dl'm1t· hono r slu d ents . "Sometimes il'!> a youngsll•r w ho's been kind of on the g loorr1' s ide and we'd hkl-lo J..:l'I him an th0 t' right setting · · :\1 ine are pmhabl~ tht· '"'" tl1·'>I sta ndards I say, tht'Sl' )<>Unl!..,krs pic king up n cY.spapcrs hl111.1.rng aC'ros!. th<· '>('hool ~ anl "111111111 lw111g told and I del·ld<•d th1•\ n• 1111' 11111 ... that arc going to go · T euchers. Y.ho II'" 1111 th1· nw.1h . u rr<JOl!l' to p1t·k up tht•11 J.!IH'"'" beforl• 7 u m -.inn· t ht· s 111•1'1al b reakfu:-.t 1::. ;:il\\U\'> "n <1 ... t·h1"1I d." "The~ 1 thl' '>ll.11lt•n1 ... 1 th111i.. I 111 doubt~ oUwr :-.tudl'nh \\<Jrr) <ibout being left out ··Their thmkini:: 1:;. '(>nt• of lhci.e d:i) '" I'm go111g to f1).lure out whut 11 l:tl-.l•.s l11r nw toclo . · hl''>attl · t t kind nf hlows I hl'tr mind::. s1rnH•t1m1·s Afll·r all. how munv timt::; did \011 go to breakfast with your pri1w1pul''" a:-.kcd Alaniz "I "as uln·•1d~· tn m ~ 30i. the firs t I in11• . ' Thick tule f o~ vallt~v h azar<l B \h. EH:-;t·'I El.I> 1 \I'1 (Inc· 111 1 h• :--.in 111.11111111 \ allt•\ ·., th1<•kt•st I 111,. ... I h I... \\ i n t , . r f (Ir cl'" ... r h 1111 I 1'111..,111 1· ... 111 p.1rr-. 11f h.t·rn Count~ .11111 \\ ..,.., l1t.ur11•d lor 11111· tr ,1ff11· fotah I\ lll',lf h1 •11• J)IJ\ 11111 \1"1!11Jrl\ \\ .1:-tlo\\n 111 a t 1 " t.-1·1 111 11111 ... 1 11J 1 h•· ~ott rmh• Ion~ ' dl1•\ fr .. •111 ...,:rn .111.11111 111 to Kt·rn ( 1111111\ 1-',H ES N 0 1 A P ) About half of the once s tull•l y e lm tre es f.(rat'int.t Courthouse Park here will be c ut down. Fres n o Co unty 1s pre 1wnng lo rt'm ove 22 of the rt'muining 15 e lm s plant(•cl 1()3 years ago. All un• dist'a sed. but 1 lw ta rgl•let1 I r ecs arc in "vt·r~ poor t'Ondilton" h1•1·ausl' of hea rtwood f11ngus . w o rm 111f1•.,tat111n. tl'rmites and m t ... :11d park officials f'hl· clN·1.s1o n "'as not m adt• lightly. said Parks S u I' <' rr n t c• n cl l' n t H 1 11 BI ,, 1 n E -c I' er t ~ "' l' re c· o 11 ' ll I I t• cl a n d t h c• \ 1 • n n d u d NI f ht• s 1 r k I ~ I rt•1•-. ar1• a "a ft•t \ ha1anl • ll11n1ln·d" of Am1•ril'an a 1111 l-:11r11pc a11 1·1 m s TWO VI SALIA STUDENTS ENJOY SPE CIAL BREAKFAST WITH TEACHERS School children Lori DeJgado and Amber Ogan• with ho1t1 4P Wlrtpl>ot4 s pec wl I'm appn•t·1<1l t•1I ·11w11· • .1 hutlt·rn rt·~pt·t·t. :\lan11 .... 1111 11..- :.~·stem rs oflt·n a ltltlt· ap:111 11 11111 ~ oungstt•rs WI.' gt·t a t·hJrll·t· lo t.111-. ,\ bou\ 1(.10 of 1 lw sdioul ., :1:>11 fl1 dent:-. ha\'1• bt•t•n J.!Ut•.s t-. -.i1 t.ir \l.1111 ...,,,,, ... ut. 1·1'1'1" ~.a11f 11 \\ ,,., ont· of I 111 II• .I\ 11· I 1111• ii.I\ ltll Jalt• Ill lht• ... , "'"" 111 11wr1111r~ rtw \;,till•\ .., ""'"I '"~1 11-.11,tll\ 11111 ... 11 11111 1:111• \;11\ •·1111•<'1 111111 1•.irl\ .l.t1111<11\ \q• rt• I h 11 U ~ h I t 11 11 e pl;1nll'd \\ht·n the· p;uk \\a.., l:11d 11111 111 IX7X President's Day Sale> store wide savings for everyone Starts tomorrow •.. shop our tremendous savings on exciting spring fashions for you, your family and home. 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C.••19 F•lce>ntr, 10711 El90rr•, Fo.in1•1n Vell•y, C•lllonll• Mr<n•el J Ltpor•, IHtl Crov1v1ew, Irvine. C•lllornl• •1114, Tflos OU\1n1u •• tondutled bY • 9•net•I l)eflllf<'\lllp Mo<"-IJ 1..tPGl'I. P•,,.,.. I 1\1\ •••temenl wn 1J1tc1 '"'"" tM C.ouMy Cler-ol O••ntt Coun1y on F•b ) IMI CONSUMEB PVBUC NOTICE fllCTlTIOUI IWM .. Cll NAMll ITAH••T TIM IOl._lnt ..,..._ Is dOiftl .....,, ...... ,. MC ltlAL aSTATI, II 0..,.... s. .. ••vlM,~'2115. M•r9•rtt J••" C•rlHft, I I 0..-SQ., lrYIM, C.i11wni. '211S. Tllb~lsc...-..llyMift. Cll~l-1. MM~J.C•l-Thll "•-w• lllect wltl\ IN Counly CMlrlt 01 or..,.. Couftly on F•D. 4, 1"1 ,, ... P~I-Or.._ COH I o.llY PINI, Fffl. •. U, 10, 27, '"' 6»t1 F1.Ull2 PUBLIC NOTICE PuOll\""° Or-CCN\I D•llY Pilot. J------------1-tO & IJ, 20, 11, 1'11 •1J.t1 PUBLJC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS ........ ..,.._ ITAT'UllmlfT T ............................... . •uas: EQUITY IUI LDCltS NOTICE OF DEATH OF DIVl!LOPMENT co .. w.s ....,._ GI RA LOA S. GILMORE D•j;,::"".i':'::;.,CA :=_ or .. ANO OF PETITION TO N-Pllf19Mcll.CA9MU. ADMINISTER ESTATE This IMIMla luoMwdldityM "'" NO. A 107S38. e11v1ci...1j..,J""'- T o a I I h e I r s , T111t a.--11..., w1t11 t11e beneficiaries, creditors ,_,,Cleftl.,J ... 1•.1t11. and contingent creditors of "'*'" Gi ralda S. Gilmore of Publl\Md or.,..eo..to.11, '"''°' Jen. ••. n, 30, Fw. •. 1'111 2M-41 Costa Mesa, California, r----------- and per c;ons who may be PUBLIC NOTICE otherwise interested In the ,.---:::'.==~==~--will and/or estate: ,ICTmous•uM•• A •t h bee filed IUIMaSTATCld•T' pelt ion as n T"• tOl-1119 ,.,_, .,. ""'"" by Forres t R i c h a rd ttusl...u n : Giimore in the Superior v10EO UPRESS10Hs, 1tooMem1 Court of Orange County Ave. •tot,C.C.UMeM,C..~. r equ esting that Forrest ec ... 0 c-oy, -c-,.., Club Or.,Cost•Mtw,C. ..... 1R1chard Gilmore be ap-11o11er111.M<eov.a10eoun1ryc1ua pointed a s personal Dr.,cos1e-...c..m•. re P resenta ti ve to ad· Tiiis ~s '' <onouctKI by •n 1 ... CIMIMI. min 1 s ter the estate of 1to11itrt 11. McCoy Giralda S. Gilmore (under T111s , .... ...._. ••• 111..i wttl\ t11e th{; I nde pendent Ad. Coun1y ci.rto. o1 °".,..County on J M . ... , .... ministration of Estates "-Act), The petition is set for PubllsNc10r.,,..eoes1 D•llv Piiot hearing in Dept. No. 3 at Jen.••. n. JO. Ftt>. •· 1•1 uw1 700 Civic Center Drive, W est, 1n the City of Santa PUBLIC NOTICE Ana. California on M arch FtcTITiouseusiNus 4 , 198 1at9:JOA.M. NMIESTATllMENT IF YOU OBJECT to the '"• 1011ow1n9 persons ••• oo"'ll f th t•t · 1>1n1nns.s granting 0 e pe I ion, 141 HUMAN ACTUALIZATION I you should either appear SE RVICE$, Mid (bl EDUCATIONAL at the hearing and state OPPORTUNITIES FOR NUltSES IA your objections or file DIYISION OF HUMAN AC· TUALIZATION SERVICES>. 1NS7 written objections with the l'1orot1• s1ree1, Suil• 1:io, Hunun11ton court before the hearing. eu c11. C•lllotnl• .,,.,.., Your appearance may be Ann L Kr~r. 10011 !>wensu in person or by your at-~,·.:· Hun1,,1111on B•.a<n, C•lllornl• torney Hell!fl I.. Butler. IH' Sunny cru1, I F Y 0 U A R E A Futttrlon. C..hfornl• 91W. C REDI TOR or a con-Thosous•n•n .. <onducieoor • ll•Mral f)erln9r1111p, 11ngen1 cred1lor of the de· AnnL. Kr..,.., < f'il'>C'd, you must file your '"" \1a1emen1 wn 111..i "'"" ,,.. r l a 1m with the court or Couniv Clerk 01 Or•nve County on Foo l 1911 present 1t to the personal Fim13 rF-presentat1 ve appointed _ Puo1.s"'"' Or-'"'' oaoty Piiot. lly \h1-court within four Fet> •· 13,10,H.1'lt1 •1s.1t • onth\ from the date of -------- 1 r"' 1<,.,,uance of letters as PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ro nded 1n Section 700 of - --- 1 ~ • pr 0 b d t e c 0 d e 0 f FICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME STATEMENT al 1ornia The time for r1101011-•l'IJP9•-artdoi1>1111us1. • ling r1a1ms will not ex-Msu•. CAMPBELL A!>SOCIATES II 71•11 . p1ri prior to four months L• Pai Ro•CI. L•1Jun• Ni9.,,1, • r•)ff\ th£-date of the hear-ca111orn••tun rq 1'10t1Ced above. 8rr1Cller Pe<IHc, • general f JU MAY EXAMINE P•rtner•hlp, 71•11 La Pat Ro•d, L•11una Ni~I, Calltoml• '1'2•71. 11'1• 111r kept by the court. Robert M. Camllbell. •1 MOrro 1 / Ju are interested in the 8•l.coron.0e1M.tr.c..111ornt•'ltU. 1 1 (OU may f lie a re· "'' ouslntt• is col\duc1oe1 ov ., ' r qener•l 1M1rMenllip J'1• • N tth the court to re-R04leri M, cemp0e11 " '• pee 1al not ice of the Tiii\ ~t••-• wH meet w1111 111e 1n .1:1.rory of estate assets f:i"'r ci.t11°'0r.,. on J111>wry •. no of the petitions, ac-H ...... ,.v ... o u n t '> a n d r e po r t s •n .... ,, 111 i..w c.ho.,,cribi-d 1n Sec tion \200 ~====·w..1• u1 thl Cahfornia Probate ini...~mn (Oc1t> 1114,.5~*1 l'U"'1 JUG C.. E RT a. WAYMAN PuollsNd Orange Coest Dally P1to1, t:'-Mesa Verde Dr ive Jan :io.F.t>.•.u.20.1,.1 j(ICMll En'! Suite M , Costa Mesa, · ·· · Calitorn1a92b2b P UBLIC NOTICE ~.ie~JoOO P JIJI ... nee Orange Coast NOTICE OF DEATH OF .)d 'I p 101 Feb 5, b, 12 . EDWARD THOMAS KEN· 1../-:j' b48·81 NEOY, aka EDWARD T. • Pl RLIC SOTICE KENNEDY, aka E . T . KENNEDY AND OF PETITION TO AO · NOTICE OF DEATH OF MINISTER ESTATE NO. CLARA BELLE WILSON A 107529. • AND OF PETITION TO T 0 a I I he i rs ' AD MINISTER ESTATE beneficiaries, creditors NO. A 101488. and contingent creditors of r o a 1 I h e i r s • Edward Thomas Kennedy, Ot'nt'lic1 ar1es. c reditors aka Edward T. Kennedy, and contingent creditors of aka E . T . Kenned y of Clara Belle Wilson of Hunt· Tustin, California, and 1ngton Beach, California, persons who may be and persons who may be otherwise interested in the other wise interested in the will and/or estate: 'will and or estate: A petition has been filed A petition has been filed by Phillip P. Nassar in the oy Michael J . Wilson in Superior Court ot Orange I he Superior Cour t of County requesting that Orange County requesting Phi)liP P. Nassar be ap- that Michael J. Wilson be pointed as personal appointed as persona l rep~esent ative to a d - represen tative to a d -m 1n 1ster t he estate of minister the estate of Edward Thomas Kennedy Clara Belle Wilson (under (under the Independent 1he Independen t Ad· Administration of Estates •ministration of Estates Act). The petition is set for Act). The petition is set fo hearing In Dept. 3 at 700 hearing 1n Dept. 3 at 700 ~Ivie Center Drive, West, I C1v1c Center Drive West rn the City of Santa Ana, •n tho> City of Santa Ana'. California on M ar ch .c, Cal1forn1a on Feb. 25, 1981 1981 at9:30A.M. a19·JOA.M. IF YOU OBJECT to the 1 F YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, gran11ng of the petition, you should !!ither appear ycu should either appear at the hearing and state c1t the hearing and state your objections o_r file 1 your object ions or file written objections with the written objections with the court before the hearing. I court before the hearing.I Your appearance m ay be Your appearance may be in person or by your at- tn person or by your at-torney. tor ney. I F Y 0 U A R E A IF YO U ARE A C REDITOR or a con-e RE DITOR or a con-tingent credilbr of the de- ltngent creditor of the de-ceased, you must file your ceased, you must file your claim with the court or claim with the court or present It to the personal present 1t to the personal representat ive appalnted representative appointed by the court within four by the court within four months from the date of months from the date of first issuance of letters as first Issuance of letters as provided In Section 700 of provided in Section 700 of the Probate Code of t he Probate Code of California. The time for California. The time for filing claims will not ex· lt111ng claims will not ex-pire prior to four months pir e prior to four months from the date of the hear- from the date of the hear-Ing noticed above. 1ng noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. the file kept by the court. If you are Interested In the 11 you are interested In the estate, you may flle a re· estate. you may file a re-quest with the court to re- quest wi th the court to re-celve special notice of the ce1ve special notice of the Inventory of estate assets inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac- and of the petitions, ac-counts and reports c o u n t s and reports deS(rlbed In Section 1200 described in Section 1200 of the California Proba1e of the California Probate Code. Code. HOWSER GERTNER &. ELLIS ANO MORRISON BROWN, Attorney at law Attorney at Law 11.coo Brootthurst St .. Suite •340 c.mpus Drive, Bolt 316 2207 F o u n t a i n V a I I • y , N•wDOrt BMch, C•llfomla Calllornla 92663 962-2418 ~5400 PubtlShed Orange <.:oest PubllstMd Or•"99 C:oes\ Dally Pilot, F.t). s. 6, ~2. 'Dally Pf.,.. Feb. 5, 6, 12. 1981 SS7.a1 l'" '4tlt1 ' -·---.......... 4 . ·-··· ... ,. --------·-----------~---..... -,.... ~----..... ---. _..., .... - Daily Pilat FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1981 BUSINESS STOCKS FEATURES 86 87 88 .. Dodger vice president Al Campanis is happy - he signed a tliird of his pitching staff. See B2. 0 1, l'ilet I'-Illy "kMnl K- EST ANCfA HIGH BASKETBALL COACH LARRY SUNDERMAN SENDS HIS EAGLES AGAINST CORONA DEL MAR TONIGHT IN A KEY SEA VIEW LEAGUE GAME. SEE 84 FOR STORY. Anteaters work Spa1·tans, 90-78 By JOHN SEV ANO Of .. oa11, ,..... ,..., When UC Irvine wins a basket- ball game these days -a BIG game -like it did Thursday night, usually a certain amount of flair and style is associated with it. And Thursday night was no exception. Not only did the Anteaters give San Jose Slate its first loss in PCAA play, it a lso handed Coach Bill Berry the worst de · feat of his career. The Anteaters, playing as if the outcome determined their survival (and it did ), thoroughly delighted a partisan home crowd of 1,421 with a convincing 90-78 whipping of the Spartans at Cr awford Hall. Cygan It was the kind or game the Anteaters .n eeded -both physically and psychologically -as it snapped a three-game losing streak and put them right back into the hunt or the con- ference title chase. The loss dropped San Jose (lS-4 overall) into a first place tie with Long Beach State in the standings, while the Anteaters pared their deficit from three to two (4-3 in conference, 12-7 over- all). It was a lso the type or a performance in which everyone contributed, much to the delight of Coach Bill Mulligan. "We told our kids before the game we'd beat them, and I re- ally fell that," said Mulligan. "We got some balanced scor- ing from our players 'and I thought (Jason) Works handled their pressure well.·' Indeed. it was the Anteaters' 5-10 reser ve guard and not their 6-8 all-everything renter who grabbed the spotlight. Works. generally considered the rastest UCI player is also the most erratic. When he enters a game. he either makes things happen or creates a disaster. . Against the Spartans, he was nothing put a pain in their de- fense. Works not only had 16 points. but he had 16 crucial points, points that usuall y came when the Sparta ns were tr ying to make their push. Plus. he passed off for six as- sists , directed the offense an d s napped San JoS'e 's £ull-court pressure as if he was coming up the .court alone. ''Most of the time coach wants me to do my thing." explained Works "I think that's how I'm most effective and that's how I can help the team. .. r really hadn't been doing that lately, though, and tonight I just made up my m ind lo be Jason Works because that's the only way I can play. I just had lo make my mind up that I was go- ing to play my game." The entire UC I team played "their game" as San J ose's much vaunted 2-3 zone matchup defense never did get untracked. Entering with the second best defense in the PCAA in points al- lowed (55.2), the Spartans uve up more points (90) than any other previously coached Bill Berry team . ln fact, this season the most points they had allowed previously was 71 in a 22·poinl win against Utah State. "Defensively, it was our worst game," admitted Berry, "but I think much or the credit shouJd go. to them because they got the balJ down the court so quick. "When you get behind early, like we did. there 's not really much you can do. We 're really a good 70-to-80 point team. The point production we gave up tonight was inexcusable." UCI took command of the con- test after San J ose had tied the score al nine apiece with 15:20 left in the first half. The An- teaters. on fiv e free throws and he's anything hut typical a bas ket by Ben Mc Donald, scored the next seven points and were never headed after that. UCI increased its lead to 12 on a number of occasions but San Jose always brought the deficit back down. In fact, three times dur ing the second hall the Spartans cut lbe margin to five, but they could never get the basket to get them over the hump. That's principally because W o rk s. K ev in Magee , McDonald, Randy Whieldon and Rainer Wulf -all of whom scored in double fi gures -were canning one important shot after another. "It was a bi~ ~ame because we had to win to stay in (the (See ANTEATERS, PagF 83) Costa Mesa product making 1Wise uith his skat,es By CURT SEEDEN Of IM 0.,tlY Pilot SU ff He appears to be a typical 15-year- old who likes to watch football. en· joys junk food and chums around with his friends. But unlike the typical 15-year-old, J immy Cygan lives 1,000 miles from his parents. and his day begins at 5:30 a.m. SCHOOL LASTS J UST 411'2 hours ror Cygan and most of his time is s pent on an ice rink in Colorado Springs. The son of Costa Mesa res i· dents Edward and Natalie Cygan, Jimmy is a national champion figu re skater. The 1980 U.S. novice men's cham- pion, Cygan h~s now graduated to the C'ffgan lfnblae• tldrtl (See P•ge 82) junior men 's dJvision and is currently making his name known at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in San Diego. A member of the Broodmore Skat- ing Club of Colorado, Cygan is a genujne Olympic hopeful, although he admits it is realistic to look at 1988. not '84. fi gure skater and Olympic bronze medalist. Barbara Roles. ONE OF MANY aspiring young s katers, Cygan shocked his oppo- nents in December or 1979 al the Midwestern Championships in Fort Wayne, Ind. T he regional competition was the qualifying event for the 1980 Na- tionals which were held in Atlanta. At Fort Wayne, Cygan pulled out a 12.3 lead over his closest rival and ended up winning by a large margin. Figure skating followers labeled that hefty lead as "amazing." At Fort Wayne, Cygan brought with tum a dltricull program which included advanced moves like triple salchows and triple toe loops. THE SiUIE KIND of moves earned him a second place this week in the figures competition. Stockton figure s kater Craig Hender son bettered him. Cygan is now coached by Carlo Fassi, Uie same person wbo taught Dorothy Hamill ancl British Olympic gold medalist Robin Cousins. Fassi ls prepping Cygan for bis eighth and final test towards advanc-. ing to the senior level. "I'll" probably· wait· a year 6e(ore I take it, though," explains Cygan. "It's the hardest of the eight tests and I have plenty of time to take it." CYGAN is A QUIET young man who displays an off-the-ice coolness which shouldn't be confused with cockiness. Ht is a patient skater who knows his time will eventually come. "I'm really looking at 1988 because . NOW A NINTH GaADEa, Cygan you have to be a senior for four years att~da Cbeyenn-: Mounta~, a public before you can qualify for the Olym-school. Next year, he II attend pies," be explains in a telephone ln-• Cheyenne llountain High. His school lerview from San Di.ego. ''I 'll day ls aa.Ddwicbed between ~l'lliDC hopefully be recognized in the next and ~ lkatlni 1eulom. four years." Yet be sUU bu ·time to play a UtUe Cygan would be 23 years old lf be baakeUNtll witb bia frieada, and be la qualifies for the ta Olympics, but at not booked iDto an1 partfeular diet. age 1.5, be is takinl the ice skatlnl Since Jolalat tbe fllare lkatiq path to succesa in stride. so to speak. compedtm circuit, CJIU bM Md a Like anotber Oranae Cout area cbaDee to Me mudl of tM U.S., and produc:t, former Gardea Gro¥e resl· Ute ewaw& l&aJ lD Saa DMlo allow dent I.Jaa-llarie All•, cuan trained blm to,........,.... to ea.ta .... to- under former U.S. natloaal cbamPf°8 '" bll famlly. UC Irvine New ·facility on lwrizon? By JOHN SEVANO 0t iae o.i1, ,..... ...,. For years, tiny Crawford Hall, in the heart oi l.he UC Irvine campus, bas served as a multi- purpose facility. Everything from sportinc events. to assemblies, to concerts bu been staged in the diminutive 1,500-seat complex. The building, althou1h small, baa comfortablJ suited UCI and its programs. Even with an enroll· COMMENTARY ment of 10,000, the structure was never occupied to the extent where another edifice was considered. That is unUl now. With UCI's basketball p!'Oll'am aky-roclletiq hither than the price of 1u, Cnwford Hall can no tonier bold ltl own. The problem naturallJ 1tem1 from tbe overflow crowds tbat bne ,.eked the racWty recenUy for Anteater -.Uetb9U .....-. OP 'l'llE 11 CONTES IS played tbll'...._, llve baye bemaellouts, with 'bundredabeblelfl'HClaway attbeticketwindow. - COllCb BW llulU,~L::'.~lllla annal lut I lmew a ... COIDpia ..... to be ill OI'-~ ldl m:~:-u... • dMf ean. '"U&ft .. • ... .. ,.u of lcbedl -Oeiala. Well, llalllau baa ... IMl and now U.. <IMua, ..... ) I I l SPORTS BREAK -DN\.VPtlOl '•10.y. ,.uery •. ,., ,.,..--------~------------------------------........ -------~!"'--------------------., , Castillo ign Dodger contract1 •'roaa AP dbpa&tlMI ltohl'rt t•u uJlo, thrN! yount1 1utcher11 the Dodgers t.OS ,r.1.1o:~ Hob W4jlCh, Steve ttowe and Ill f11urt< '" rt'I ) oo for IA ouwtw:r of years, hiavti 1l cn 11 rw~ "'(u11 r"l'"-Tht''i'' three &i u ,. 1 eprei.cnl a third or our pitching stair m tUHt ,uuJ Ood(ll'r V1 cl1 Prc~1dtml Al <,;ampanis, "and they Lc1uld b.· tbl' hu d corl' of our ~ntth1ng staff for years to come. l'h~ iil'J•iart u1 t' or L>on Sutton notwiths tanding, I beUeve 1h1i. >•·ar !\ 1.1(( will bf' the best ba lanced we've bad re· n·ntl · Wekh, 21 and Howe 41!2. eac h signed two-year contracts. and tbe ~ vt-ur old (.'u llllo s igned a one-year pact. No other h•rm 'I \1\-Cr~ MM OUllC ~d for lhe three. r - \\elch fani sht'd the 1980 eason with a t(.9 record and 3.28 t!arned run average. rncludmg a 4-0 record and 2.29 ERA in September Howe thl' National League Rookie of the year last 'lt'a~on bad u 7 9 record, 2.65 ERA and a club-leading 17 ~Jve:.. Thas sprrng, he'll be battling.to break into the Dodgers' 't arting rotation · · 1 hope t-0 go tlown to spring training and pitch so good tht'y can't afford not to put me in the starting rota tion." said Huwe .. tr not. l '11 see you back in the bullpen." .....------""°'' ol tlw fl••-----.. BroudC'uster Chick Hearn, describing slender Michael Cooper, the Luke rs · de fensive specialist: "They have to put plugs in the drain!-. when he takes a shower." Dou.'tl 12·0. BllU'kll raHfl lor mrlortf The Milwaukee Bucks. behind 12-0 three m minutes and 20 seconds into the game. rallied behind 20 points by Marques Johnson for a 113-103 Nat ional Basketba ll Association victory over Boston in the only game of the evening. Milwaukee center Bob LanJerdid not suit up because of an injured left knee. f'rem r ..... UCI FACILITY. • • same people can clearly see that Cra wford Hall is obsolete. Cygan finishes third ..,...,,. ................. ... 0., I.._, plnt.n1 wttb a cut over bia left Iii •1•. sat bil Montreal teammate. olt on tbe rt1bt • 1tart wttJa a ftnt pertod &oal, lben Pierre Laree• cleaned up wtth three 1oala u Minnesota dropped 1 T-0 National Hockey Leasue verdJct Thursday n11ht . The lbree·1oal performance by Larouche was hll second of the year, the previous one comiQs againat Winnipeg . . . Perry T•nWI fired four 1oal1, the ll)Olt by a St. Loula player ln 13 yeare, and llllle U.t stopped at shota In the middle period. to lead an M victory over Toronto . . . akk .. ...._ acored twice and set up another in apolling a New York comeback as Boston rallied after blowing a 3·0 lead for a 6-3 victory over the Rangers . . . Doa Lever scored two third·period goals lo pace Calgary to a 5-2 win over Washington. It was Calgary's fUtb s traight home victory over Washington, which has been plagued by Injuries all season and suffered three more in Thursday's game . . . Derek Smida 1.A'Lau11 scored one goal and assisted on a second u Buffalo defeated Philadelphia. 4-0. Goalie 0. Edward recorded bis third shutout of the season. C.neeU• (2eJ lfta6 Pfletl~ Center ROii ConaeUu, a product of Santa Ana m Valley High, scored 26 points and p\llled down 10 rebounds to lead Pacific to a 11-66 Pacific Coast Athletic Association basketball victory over Cal State Fullerton Thursday night . . . Center Dlao Gre1ory's two free throws with 10 second! left gave Long Beach State a three·point lead and the 49ers held on for a 79·78 PCAA ,vic- tory over visiting Utah State . . . Junior forward Bobby Davis scored 15 points to lead Fresno State to a 76-38 rout over UCSB . . . Seniors Robbie O.ty and Jolua Smida com- bined for 38 points to lead Ariiona lo a 77-73 PAC-10 triumph over Washington State . . . Vince Brooldaa scored 27 points to equal his career high and Kevin. Boyle added 16 to lead Iowa to a 76-65 victory over Northwestern to retain a share of second place in the Big Ten race. The 15th·ranked Hawkeyes are now 14-4 overall, 6-3 in conference. Cltargn dropped I• PlafUt1 drllfl ca•e Pennsylvania's drug law enforcement director Ill denied Thursday there was any intent to protect Philadelphia Phillies baseball players during a probe of alleged illegal drug prescriptions. A district judge dismissed all charges against Dr. Patrick Mazia after he testified at a preliminary hearing that he "in good faith" prescribed pep pills to seven members of the world champion team. We sell, lease and service only BMW's UCI Chancellor Da niel Ald nch Jr confirmed the pressing need for a new complex at his monthly media briefing Thursday. His admission was signifi cant 1n that it was the first time Aldridge had ar knowl<'dgNI such a necessity. THE CHAN('F.U .OR ADMITTE D al the brief· ing that therC' as "t alk" of expand ing Crawford fl a il or tle\'elopin~ a nl'w p1.wi ll on perhaps with 5.000 seat~. SAN DIEGO CAP> Scott Hamilton, bidding for Charlie Tickner's va- because we know no better. "The• plJsh ror nt•\\ !-.J.ll'<.'lalor facilities is com - i n I! from the l'l'I baskctball coach, a m ong others." ~atd Aldrich cant throne as king of U.S . skaters. took the early lead ove r three- li m e runne r up Dave Santee in Thursday 's c o mpuls o r y fi g ures competition of the U.S. f)gure Skat ing Cham- •"'te.19e .. ,..aetl laC• ... ,. ... 118111 The father of former Ari_. State puiMr lelf Em ••tied .. testified Tburtday tbat b1I 1oa wu not • t elven a chance to prove bimaelf atbletlcally at tbe univenlty and was "baraued and bumWat.ed" Into qwtttnc the team. Gen. •llllMI• waa 011 the witness stand for the second straleht day lo tbe SZ.2 mllllon damace suit filed by his son, who claims fOl'mer bead coach Frau KHla split his lip with 1 ''ltnuckle·punch." · . . . Veteran offensive lineman Larry I.JUie announced his retirement from pro football a fter 12 seasons. includln1 six All-pro years with the Miami Dolphins . . . Joe Glblae, the new bead coach of lhe WaahlngtOn Redakina, completed his staff of assistant coaches with the appointment of Warn• SI••-· an a11iltant coach at Cerritos CoUeee, to handle tight ends and prepare offensive scouting reports. l~•ld .. iead., •••den lie ... ..., 111 Tom .lealdas birdied his last four holes for a !I seven-under-par 65, then rushed off to get a club repaired before be knew be had taken a share of the first·round lead along with ao. S&reck in the Alldy Williama San Diego Open golf tournament Thursday. A s ingle stroke back at 66 were K~ Fer1u, BW Brtt&Oll and Wayne Levi. Joluuay Miiier, who won the Tucson Open earlier this year, rookie Gary Hallberg and CeHr Sa.Hdo followed al 67 . . . Sandra Poat fired a three-under ·par 68 to take a one-stroke lead over five golfers after the first round of t.he LPGA's Ellsabetb _Ardea Classic In North Miami. · Waltrip .dra..,• Dat1t0Ra p•~ penile• Darrell W1ltrtp drew the pole position Thurs· II ~ay for the third Busch Clas. h at Daytona lnlema- ttonal Speedway. Bobby AWSOD is in the No. 2 spot for Sunday's SO-mile sprint . . . Bobby Clllcoa knocked out Roberto Garcia in the 10th r ound of a feather~eig~t bout. Chacon. a former World Boxing Council c h ampion, 1s on the comeback trail after an 11-month layoff : . . Lou Saban, who coached football for 30 years and once hared George Steinbrenner as an assistant coach will become president of Steinbrenner's New York Yankees 'tater t~is month, the New York Times reported in today's edi- tions . . . Cal State Dominguez Hills in Carson has been chosen as the site of the 1984 Olympics cycling events, Peter Ueberroth, president nf the or ganizing committee an-nounced. T~nMlfe TV: Basketball -UCLA vs. USC, 11 p.m ., Channels 5, 9. RADIO: UCLA at use. 8 p.m., KNX ( 1070) and KMPC (710); LaJcers at Detroit, 6 p.m .. KLAC (570) LEASE DIRECT AND $A VE!!! WHY LEASE THAU A LEASE COMPANY? LEASE DIRECT! 1981 DATSUN 280ZXs NOW IN STOCK •••• SEE US NOW AND SAVE! ~r ~ ~. Mull igan has <'on tcnded on more than one oc- casion that lTI c·ould play more top teams at home if the ca mpu1> onl) had t he facility to hold the crowd s uch ma tchups would attract. "Obviously we want it because we can get bet- ter teams lo come in and play." said Mulligan, who added he was s urpnsed b) the chancellor 's com ments "When we ca me in we <coac hes) knew we couldn't er_, for a new gym until we sold the pionships. 1st & Broadway • Santa Ana • 835-3171 Hamilton. who had ~==================~-====================:.....:...::..:...:..======== never defeated Santee in dam n thing out unltl therl' was a need for it. .. T HERE IS NO Qt'F.STION about the need, but j!ell1 ng the proJeC'l off t he gtound 1s another mat- ler .l\ld1wh ~as qm('k to add that any additions. 11r a new complt'x altogether . was still in the 'talk .. s tage and that no plans had been drawn up or funds accumulated. The Chancellor did say, however , that the talks involve an effort by UCI officials to secure some sort of private funding for the project. The UC! Sports Association. a fund·raising arm of the university, fig ures into this effort. "I can't hones tly say it has been talked about seriously yet." added assistant athletic director Ralph Barkey, who wa s also unaware of the chan- cellor's comments. "ll 's been kicked around but it's also been dumped every time. "I DO KNOW THERE ARE SOME legitimate and informal conversations going on about a new facility." Barkey also said no lax money would be used to finance the project. and the possibility of a joint venture with the city of Irvine exists. "if they were interested." More tha n likely, said Barkey, an off. campus fund-raising campaign woul d have to be launched. compulsory figures in four previous nat ional meets. was awarded all nine fi rst-place ordinals from the judges. Santee, after his first national title in 10 trips t o the com pe i l 1to n . trailed Hamilton 120.30 to 116.20 in points and nine to 18 in ordina ls. The event counts 30 per cent of the final score. The oldest participant in the seniors' division, Santee, 23, was a fourth- place finisher in the 1980 Olympics and was third in the nationals three times. Paul Wy lie , 16 , of De n ver , Colo .. won the junior men's title by a w i de m a rgin , o ut- distancing John Filbig. 16, of Garde n Grove, 132.80 lo 124.72. Third wa s form e r C o s ta Mesan James Cygan of Colorado Springs, Colo .. who scored 122.68. ~ ~ _,.. ... Spark Plug ,.., type 79~ Battery Tie-Down Spare Tire l..ll1ator "' .-:-..., ... 1111111 t5a ••c:m Aldrich expounded on t hat idea by saying he'd like to see a fac11tty that could also house the cultural needs of the greater south coast a rea. Therefore, fund-raising activities might include cultural phila nthropists In eve ning competi- t i on , 19 -y e a r -o ld Priscilla Hill of Lex- ington, Mass.,· continued he r domination in the senior ladies, maintain· ing her lead over Elaine Zayak of Paramus , N.J., and three-time runne r-up Lis a-Marie Alle n of Colorado Springs. Resistor type .............. 95¢ ea. l'em1111e~ SlicanB Even wi th a s tron g push. however , con- servative estimates range from three-to.fi ve years for the facility to be operational, and that's if they were to break J!round in the near future. said Barkey. But, al least the idea is no longer a thought. It's moving. a nd the interest in definitely there. "People a re talking about it who never dr eamed of t he possibility previously," s aid Barkey. Whjch seems like all the more reason to turn the dream into a reality soon. Scoring with ~ triple toe -double loop on her second combination, Hill finis hed the second phas e of the three-part competition with 87.72 points and 11 ordinals. THE ROADSTER Inspired by a '36 Mercedes Benz, this ctasslc new beauty has a GM 3.8 liter V·6 powerfraln and GM chassis. The Centaur Is almost entirely handmade. Sculpting of lhe body, Interior leather detailing and shaP'nQ of the 1hlok aolid mahogany duh aie hand done as are most of the luxury appointments. Stancsaro equtpment includes; automatic transmission, power steering, disc !>fakes, air conditioning, chrome wire wheels, ""M/FM stereo cassette. Delivered, In CaNlomia, lot $32,600. Tax, license and dOCOmentary fees are not Included. &b ~~re, I.,c. 13800 BMch Blvd., W..tmlnster, ca . ..... Of .... Ing-Mt. 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BASKETBALL I SPOATS ON TV Friday, Febru•ry 8, 1981 DAIL 'I' i'ILOl , ......... , AN'IEA TERS ROLL. • • rartt >," aid Mai , the nation 1 l.-adina lfor.-r at u I , who to1 td la • 1ame b ch 28 polnb and 1rabbtd 11 rtboundt ~1l1ndln91 Detroit snaps Kings' jinx with 6-4 win Weekend sports on "I'"• alway1 bff'n u..-d to be Ina In finl I ' veo nt>v\'r IOlit tht& manv bf.ton~ I 'm u1u~d to llVt>ry bod ' C•trhin~ mt\ hut we're not (IOtnl lo llVtl up '' ' )/(';" rUll)' nf•t:thHt that, ' added Wtueldon. Mr Outaldt' uf llf"f·,. uuJdt< out ldu tandem "H \H had Iott It nu a ht ha vt• rl.Ullttd our Nmfldenrl' 11nd we.-would h•H' bttn out of lhl' rlH't: Wt r un s t1U WUl II llOV. . Whtf'ldon f1n1 11 ht•d with 24 point~ un 8 of 12 trolll the flt:ld Wulf had l2 and McDonald con tribute<! IO a tht-nteuter~ ~hot cl l.'Ombtned 6t percent 128 or 461 from the floor The d e fen i,1\t.>ly mrnded Spartaru. shot a me <1ger t4 per n~nt 'The) have ve ry goo d ·balance. · complimented Berry , ·and Magee is the most domi· nant big man we've faced lhil> year He's a physical beast. Our problem was that when we con~ centrated on him the other four guys beat us and when we con- t•entrated on the other four g uys the one guy beat us." What Berry means 1s the UCJ TEAM bt:at them. Rustlers battle Corsairs '*''"-· °"'•" W L W L W" JOw ~I• • I I\ t 1~1>,Jl• ... 11 )1•1• t I II f I tt\"9 'l•le I I It ) U~ l1•1At • I II I Ul•h )t.141 J • 't 10 UI k ill• a.,,..,. I ) I IJ un""'"' 01 ,..,,11.. J '"l 17 7 (. •• \1•1• I ullorlon O I l It ........ ., .• k., .. 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'}•nt• O•rtM11 • ot \Jm¥'•t\11., ,u .,M 1fu <..•I \l4ilt' f \olll•t1\lh 111t t rv\na ")t.-t• Surf opener set March 28 V1si~ by Fort Lauderdale and Tampa Hay and the N orth American Soccer Leugue'-; l'AO newest lea m:. h1ghl1ghl the California Surf's 1981 home out door schedule In addition. the Surf will welcom e the Jacksonville Tea Me n (formerly New EngJand J and Calgary Boomers (formt•rly Memphis). ·California will open the Sl'ason March 28 wht'n the• P ortland Timbe r s invade Anah e im Stadium for the firs t of 16 home games SANTA MONICA -If Golden West College hopes to capture its first Southern Cal Conference ba s ketba l l c ham - pionship in 10 year s, the Rustlers wilJ have to get their act together tonight against Santa Monica CC he re (7:30). PRIME TIME The Corsairs, 8-1 in confer e n ce, s uffered their lone defeat against GWC Jan. 13, a 71 ·69 thriller on the Rustlers· court. Since that game, the Corsairs have reeled off s ix victories a nd a re al- lowing their opponents a n average or Jess than ~3 points per game. G WC, meanwhile, had its title ·hopes dealt a s erious blow Tuesday when visi ting LA Southwest s tung th e Rus tlers with a 62-53 verdict. The Corsairs a r e spar ked by 6·5 forwa rd Mike Gerren who will b ring a 15.3 average into the contest. Russell Jackson (12.5) and Eric Wade (10. 7) a r e also averaging in double figures. ln the firs t outin g be tween the two teams, G WC's Jim E ldridge held Gerren lo just two points. Fo r the seco nd s traight game, the Rustlers will be without s tarter Rico Thompson who is still battling a cold. Basketball scores Cof'-9e "'"' UC. 1 rvon• 90, 5.tn J~ SI 11 F rr\"° SI 1•. UC S.nl• 8.arl»r• JI P•c•••< 11, C•I SI••• Fulle'1on .. lonq Be.tell St 19, Ulall St 11 C.al Poly Po,._. 11, Nor1htod9f' St l>b R•dl~ncl) IS, C.I Luther.,. •1 Los AnqelH SI "· C••·Rl••,.ldt! •1 ~Hiiie P.c•l ic 80, w. WHlllnqlon ., w Bapllil .... NW Nauiren. 61 Pugel Sound •1. E. Waslllnvlon S9 11.c:l(lff fASOHS: DETROI T <AP) -R eed Larson scored his 23rd goal of the season at 6: 35 of the third -period--Thunctay night to snap a J-3 tie and boost the Detroit Red Wings to a 6-4 National Hockey League victory over the Kings. The triumph ended the Wings' 12-game winless streak against the Kings. Larson's goal also bro ke a club mark for goals by a de- renseman. which he set with 22 last season. The victory was the second in a row for Detroit, which is in las t place in the Norris Division with a 15-27-11 mark. The Kings. the division's No. l team, lost for only the 17th lime against 32 victories and seven ties . John Ogrodnick added two j!oals for the Wings. his 27th and 28th of the season. while Paul Woods. J ean Hamel and Willie llube r scored one each. Los Angeles rookie Larry Murphy. who scor ed o ne goal a nd assisted on two others, giv· ing him 57 points for the season, set a new club s tandard for de · fensemcn Marcel Dionne got his 44th goal and Mike Murphy and Doug llalward scored other ~oats for S.lt•rd••'• 1'¥, radl• 11 a.m . (5) TENNIS -Hank· Pfister and Vicll>r Amaya take on Stan Smith and Bob Lutz in the semifinals or the WCT world doubles cham- pionship, taped al London 1 2 :30 p .m . (34> FUT B OI. JNTE RNACIONAL Canada vs. U.S.A . 1 p.m . !22) SOCCER. 3 p.m. (2) SPORTS SPECTACULAR -Un · defeated Greg Page 03·0) takes on Stan Ward ( 13-3-2) in a sche duled 12 round heavyweight fight, taped al Allantic City, N.J (4) COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Washington Slate Cougars vs. the Arizona Stale Wildcats at the University Activity Center in l'l'mpe <71 GREATEST S PORTS LEGENDS A tribute to bask e tba ll great Will Chamberlain 3:30 p.m. 17> PRO BOWLING fhe BPAA U.S Open, ta ped al Houston 1 p.m . 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San Diego 0111m 1•11tr ' '" 11.11 r r 0 m T 0 r r l' ' r I n cs G 0 11 ( I "' I 1 SPORTSWOKl.O Covcrugl• 1·1111 1r111• World P ro f1gurr skot1ng <·hun1pt• r• h I World Cup !.lalom compP!1l1011 •ntl I 11 • Ga m es. taped at Madison S.-1u: 11 1. •I I• S l 'PERSTAK.; \"Who's Wh11 1 sta rs assemhll''> for lhe thmJ 11 1 11 taped at Ke~ B1s<:J} rw, Fla 2 15 µ m 17) 80XIM, 11 Panama dl'fl•nch his WtH li1 hi <ti;!UIO),l ,f l}l'\ "'"" Ill a ... ,·h1•tf1 le tapt•d in l'ur.1&rna J:Jll µ111 71 I' The: finals or t tw 1nt1·rn;Jt11111 11 around mr1t111 ,., lll' cha 111p1 '" I 1 CarlshOJcf \bt> 1'111' ml'11' .11 1.t 1,. m r nb 111 th1· t ..., 111.~ur•· ~kJl111 I laµt•fl in ~a11 1\11·~0 RAIHO HASKt:TR.\1 .1 1.:tkt ...... 11 t·1 a m ., Kl.AC .17111 I '('LA al "1;1111 • KMPC r7llh ( Tht• O&ih Pilt>I ;.., n11t fl'\l'lt1 l'han~1·' 1 .. DAil 't PllOl f rlday, f'.t>t\UtfY I , INI wdown time on the prep front T tnttlll '" "'tl\llt BASKETBALL PUBUC NMICE PUBLIC NOTICE ---,.--- "CTl'l'IOUI eu11N•U C~*! NAMe SfAtaM•Nt 'I r11e lollowl119 penont .,,_ doing TA~::~~~::.:~':!!t~LI IMol~~IU~~NVEll ASSOCIATES Ill, TS,"!,....,16 •nd 121 CAPITAL MANAGEME NT Oft "_,..,., 1', 1•1, alt IS a.ITI., REAL TV 20$ WHI Flr\I '""' Sull• Se<vrlly Alllad ~vie .. H CIUty .. ' ' polfttH Tr\llillle ...-, Aftd ~-I lo "<' 111 .• so~ lv~ll vut"I lo play prt'Sh two full games ahead with four "'"'" l•.,.... 17 )tJ t.dlllOn C) 11 •t Newootl H••t><.r IJ ,, r ••'''•n•• u ,, te~u11• Hitt~ •O II llS, r u,1111. C<Htlornt• Oeect Oii TrllM.,.... Oc-r e 1m re- (7.lt II Dan• Htttt S le nley Tnomp•on I Gene.re l <oreled OC1G9er 2', tt1t, as inst, Ho. Pertner). 18/01 V•• ~uma, lrvm•, U. In ._ 11312 p.., *' ot °' AT F.:>"TANCIA, wher e the evening's toughest stru'1glc could develop, the Eagles await with an expectt4d slowdown, 01\C whlch had Corona del M ar .,truaiglin ii m th e first round berore escaping with a 33 24 vcrt.lict M•rtn,a n 1• •t t ~'""' v .. n ., 1S Oi H un1111v1on thh ll 11 • •• Wt\tm1Ml4'f t ~ SH View l•<111,.. 11 .)OJ (.OrQll4 f.t.at t • I •I l t• '> 1e I• I Ut11ver\1fy 11 :II j1l llv1nv U·11 Et Toto!l •• •1 1..°'1"M'~11 • Ml\\ol\ft Vt•tO •J II •I C•Pl\lreno 11•11•• " It """'""Lt ..... t 1P•H\ C•-01 •• De••" Voew ( s II 11.•lell• 1;.11 "' "•m•OY Cl •1 '-o•r• 0-4> "Lo .. A1tt1-n•lO\ U •J A,...ho Lt•tue Kl\nopMonlQOmery ()II ~I B""°" Amo01 10 •1 Callforn•• t171S • ' ' ~ B l(lm Low nou IG•n•r•l liclal llec;.,.ln 1Mofllnol11WCO-P•r1ur) a S ... ~bur\I 1._tnt Catlf, IV Reco.-of0reft9t C-ly, $1•1• 01 ·~ • '""' • • C•lllornla. orn•a '271S WILL SELL AT PUeLIC AUCTION Tnl\ llUllntH I\ <unducl..., l>y TO HIGHEST 810DUI FOR CA~ HmoleO 04t11M1rSlllD IP•v•lll• •t 11-Of Hit In l•wfvl St..ntty M Tnomp10<1 mon•Y of 1IW United Slalftl ...... rn" \14teme<>f w•• 11tlld with I ma tn enlr•n<• 10 tht c ounty County Cler~ 01 Ou1199 County o Courth<W~. 100 Clvk Center Drive f •0 • 1•1 F i\s1' west. ~ """· Calttornla, •II rlgM, PuOli•l\ed 0r•"9f' Ca.•I Oa•tv Pilot 1111• encl Intern! conveY9d to and now ·1 J\JSt.hOJ>t' they !Corona del Mar ) don 't shoot 7~ porC"ent from the Ooor again." sayrEs!anc1a Coarh Lur r) Sunderman. "The last ti me we tried SOut~ COH f Lu g ... II) l •OUllotnl• Al\<f Cott-rl d i held llY II......, wkl Oetd of Tru•I In 11• "' Feo •. ll,j;O. U, '"'' '17-I me prooef1y sftvellld fn said County l •JI \ \4 ,, l.1!'.I \Hilt' s \'H.~ lhc• "it.'Uh ,1wk'> J.>Ul ... .J;:1u11 d11tl m .tn.\ ""111 Ix.-the1 e tht< ft !I '>t i.ii t'an match Wed illl l \\ ht•n ht-'''urt.'d 50 potnl!> at <'Al rt 1111 h t'fft•( ll\I(' "-llt\ l('o l :J -.:.~' O<t.111 V1e\\ l oad\ Jim \ '-.. , 11 'l'n 11•'111·1 ulll lo 'hoot fron1 u uts 1dl' k• l•l If\ Ill;; (11 fol< l II Ill ldt• 11. 1•.11 \ 11•\\ 1·u11 ht• l''<Jll'l'lt"rl LO ul1 l1z1• .m It 1 "" th•• 1•~rw., ll 1 wh1t•h was ::.o eHe< JI-: 1111,.,c K.111 11.1 PREP BASKETBALL tu kel'p them outside und I can't be displeased with our dt'f ens1 ve effort then. I Jon t kno"" .rbout the slowdown," was Sun tkr man s r('-.ponse for tonight's tactics, obvioui.ly oplln~ tu kl•ep l'Hl> pl ans under wraps Corona dt•I Mar Coach Jack Ernon doesn't lt't'l he'll be too shocked al whatever Es tancia dO<')> · We'll probably st•e the same general attack .1011 11\d Ybc a complete four corner stall." s avs the Vt'lt<1 .in' Errwn - It II ht' ,1 f1g '1t to "t'<' v. ho gets the lead If " t• j.!t.'l ll "t•'ll run B11t 1f the) get it. the) II prob .1hlv :<;1ton 1t ·. l ht• ftr-.t th11•1• m inute-; of the l{ame m a\ dli: t.11 e tht• halann• of 1t " • ·rhis "'eeks SJ)ecial 1979 liROUGHAM O'ELEGANCE r11u1pm.-nt Int ludt'' du.ti 1·omfort powi:r ~(·at<; & \\I F :\J c;i.1u1 \\1th t.•·~t·tte tape pl;n·er I 2f1/o. \\'()/,I •nd Stale de~rlt..d u : PARCEL I PUBLIC NOTICE Ftt tlmf>lt 1111• 10 C-mlntum N1Ull Unit No. 34 (Ille "Unll"l, H $he)Wn UI>' NOTICE TO CAEOITOllS on the conoomfnlurn Plan (enlilled OF 8ULll TAANSFEll ANO "Conoomlnlum l'l•n tor LOI 1 Of TrKI OF INTENTION TO TAANSFE.11 No. 10St7"), Counlyof Or~, Sl•I• of ALCOHOt.IC 8£VEAAGE LICENSE C•llfornl• CIM "Plan" I, re<orded on IS.Cs. •1~101 U.C c. July U, 1971, •• Document No. 15610, utd l401J eu~ ll&P) In Book tin., P•s 7• lllr0U9h llS, In· NOTICE IS HEPEBV GIVEN IO lhe cl11slve, ol ()ffk l•I Re<ords of u kl Crt<l•IO•> 01 HAIEA SHANDI •nd Orano• COUfllY. wnlcll pl•n peneln\ 10 JOSEPHINE SHANDI !.o<••I ~curlly 111•1 pr_,,y de~,,-In Tr.ct No N II HS SS 9HO ... ., s ... ss 19U IOSll . •Kor-In 8ooi. ..,, P•s s I r •MltrOr\ fnO ll<on>te>, wnost lllrOugll 6 or M/s<ell•neous M6PS, bUSIRe\\ •dd•tt• ,, )03J s er .. 101. •n Records of w td Dr•ft9e County tnt C.•I~ ot C.osc• Me"' Cownly of PARCEL 1 Oranqt, Sl•tt 01 C•t11orn14 9U76, that An 11ndfvl-.ocnsa 1111rcenl lnltresl ~ bulk lrM\\ttr. is a00u1 to I># m•O~ 10 In •nd to Ille common ••u s as '"°'"'" ABBAS NASSIAIAN & MANSOUR .tnddtllnecl ontne plt n AMINI 1(11AHAAlt, 5oc1•I ~«U"IY f •Cept •fl Oii, QH and l!ydro<e rl>On NO> )61 •9 HO~ ..,_o )61·)1 1110, sub\l•ncn cienutll • Otplh ot SOO le.I T ""•n't'""'" .no tnrrnctrd f,-4n\tcrtn tr-ol't\ 1"1 wrtece of w1<1 t•nd with no .. nou """""" ~ooreu I\ JOJl s rlgM of sunece entry l l>Ove SOO IHI Brosiot, '" 111<' Clly 01 cosr• Mes. from the surtece of sekl ••no •• re- <..,unty 01 Or•~. St•I~ ol C.•h1orn1a ur•ed by Wllll•m J Ceg!Mly, ""' un •1•1• m•rrl•o men, In the dffd recoroeo In l n• 1oca11on In C••••orn1• ot tnt Book H •O. Pa9e Ill of Off IC lei '"''' tJ1e<ut1ti1-oft-<t-or pr1n<;•SHI ous1 Ae<orOl ""' olll<e ot 1n. 1n1enoen lrdM l•ror PARCEL J . '' \am• di. •D'"'e An ••<-'U-'ive rlohl Ano ••,~nt to ·1 •11 utr>e• °"'·Rh> n•m~• •no •o use tne t»lcony ., .. O.•lgNle<J B-34 dtt\')W\ u\ta by tf\t 1ntef"d ed on tn• 01.n a\b@lno ape>urten•nt to the l r an\ftrOr\ '#Utun tnree year \ l•st unit fo\tH '~h1•r ti tt11:.'l'' the ~t.·&hawk ::. rem:.11n •Jl I h .' 1tt.1d, 1\ 11 h th1.· ullen:;1vt' ri•bounding of 6·9 J 111 1 ,,., 111 h autl t. 7 Frll· l'u<·h:o.l'r, not lo mention • 1rl.11uh·r ·, f111lo\\ up ab11lt1e::-l'arlander's scorin~ ~ • r ,, •1 1~ .1:1 I lll'r g • .unr ~ .1d1 ll .1111 t nter::. "'11 h 11 17 :J C>Vl'rall mark. A 1 " 111r C)t•t•·1n \ 1c" knob tht• league race. a 1"-,1:111c1...1 tOlt'r'> "1th u no name ofrC"nse ,tlthough !'>·9 point j.!u ard Jeff Gari.I ner, 6·2' ~· M1kl' ~larkt>ll. S 10 guard Ken Hall and the rest of the E uglt•s ar" l't'rta tnl) above no-name o;tatus flmq•vcr. n ·~ l'oruna de! Mar "'cth the player:-. who t'njuy th(· rc•pull.rt 1on for outstanding play ::.uch a:. ti·ti Mark Spinn. 6·5 Jeff Pries and 6·3 • P••I •• la• .-kno"'" to ,,,., 1n1enoeo PARCEL 4 NABERS f9uM I! h •r,\rtrtie\•rt nOM An •xClut tve r14ftt •n<r ••wm•nl to __..,, _ ·~ r ht pr()C)O!rty •• Oe\<trot>eO •n 9fM"" u\9 ,,,. 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IJ, 1~1 U • It Attotnt·y r~ <'11P<'u'q ano rf'pOrt to tf'WI' (.1ty Counc.il at •t\ ,,.,,., rfUular11 \CntdiJlf'O rTWetino on Fl"bru•t• 1~ 1~s1 PUBLJC NOTICE rnt (.orltrM:tor lo whom d cllfttrO ot cnt> Con1ri1<.t •\ m~ \PWll uDOn •1 • <.i..tton ~ t""' C.Of'1r•tf ano at n1s o"'n t r.Pt:nu>, turn1\h to tn~ City ~t'Mt tollollfllf 1ng OOnct\ lllfh.C:h \ .... It °""" •huird b'f' •n •dmitteo \urf'ly <.omp•nr .-.1Ul • poflc yn<1IOtH \ r d11nQ of A or bf'ttt'r ttno r11"1Uk •• r•ttnq ot •••A or ~tt•r • .., \nown DY IM' "'10lf curr-enr f'd;tron ot Bt~t \ lnwrance C,u1ot d • .bof)O m •~ r>r•n<tP•' \um of 101 '~''\Mn the tot•! contr•ct OttCf to 1nsu,~ Ult' f1f1th'fut Pttrlorman(,t ot t~ '"""• ' o• A bOnd In f~ pr,nCIP.tl \um ot oot If\\ tNtn 1tw tot Al tontr•c t once to h"tur• p.iym .. l'lt Of •h un\•l \h•O cta1m, ot labOre-r\ ano m4'ter1•lm•n u"dt'r fhe contract All \urety CJC>f\d\ u wtl bf> 101nt1y • ._ fC.uttd by 1'W (Ot"'tr•ctor and l tw 1n tur•r a~ ~It bl' \UbJkt to lf'I,. pr•or ,approv•• o4 tr. C•IV Attorrwy .n to torrn an<1 svtt1c1enc.y In lu:u of th• sut· tty ooncK requited l'l~rem. • <•)h oonca '" en •~ f'QU•l to tM tot•I con u.;,ct prtte may be accepteQ uPOn t'• f'CUlton by the Contr.ctor of an •or,.. ment 1n ln.t' form •nd m.tnrwr pr~ '.l'.'r•~d by the C.1tv p,..o, 10 commenc,n; w or.., tf'lt tontr&ctor a no •II \.UCXorilr•ctors \h•U ot>la1,, • DU\•l'W'H uc@n-.e trom ,,,., C•h >• f.ount•fn V•Hey •n •<cOl'danc• w1tn Founr.1n V•llty Munoc.11>411 Cock' Tlllt S C11ap1tr i ()4 •n •<tordan<t with tr.. pro"ts1on~ ot >e<toon 1no """ 1111 •nctu~1ve 01 11•• L.•l>or Cao. of 1ne Stale of (.dlllorn••. 111e C•IY Counc•t of lht C•IY of ~out1t•1n Valley N \ t>y r~Oluhon n ce•leoneo 1ne prevalhno nourty rale of w•Qe• ror eacn <r•ll or type of worl\men or mech•"K -to uecule tne Con tract wh1<n will oe •werded lo "'" •u<- etutut biddo• P•e•••l•nv W-ot' 1n c1us111u11ons nol pro• ode<! for l>Y roolullon sn•ll not oe '"' "'""' lht most re<enl w-o-Oertrm1Nhon lor Ille Oren~ County .,.,~.a. l)Ubll\l'llld bl' ll'lt V,S. Oep11r1 mt nl 01 LAOOr, •nd In no event ten tnen 11'1• H labltu.eo FP<ler•I Minimum waoe Spec1t.cet1ons .no omct•I propow t torm• lo t>e u.wd for 1>1dd1n11 c•n t>e O(I • •ll>Nl only •I IN Olrl<• Of .... C.llv EnQlll .. r, Public W0n\ •r• do•no bu\1n•ss ., C APISTRANO OIL CO Ulll Greenv-.• LAne HUl\tlngton B••<" C•lil ,,._,. Granl E ArQ&brognl 1671 1 Grei!'f'Wl~W u ne Hvnti"'9t0f\ 8•.Ch c.im ,,.,,. Carl F. o ... -. 601 Bays~ Drive, Newp0rl -h, C.111 9'"60 Clyd• ll Slett1no. •f7 HHl<ro JI, Monrovlt, C•llf tlOI• Herry L White. IOS7 El ~""''· LO\ A"9'tlts, C.111. -.s Lora Sue W•l-or, P 0 8o• 10 S•n G•b"•'· C•llf '9711 llon•ld II G•udertt, 601 S Hn Gal>rlel Blvd .. San Oat>r ltl. C•lll t1111 R •Y mo"d Slat>ode 419 Hoona1 Hunllngton &e«n. C•lll Dennis I(. Ward, l•i. Mori'le90, Covin•, cam. "722 Donald A. Meurt, 201S C:ountrvwooo, H•<ltnde HelQMs, C<Hll Wllll•m o. S<hulll. '"'' VI• P•l•llr.o. 1rvrne. C•nt 9'11S Rose -le 14tnry, 14St E Bennett G1tnoora, Cettt. t 1700. Tnh buslnus ts condu<ltd by • Qe"er•l ... '11>ffSlllP Gr.nt E. Argebrlol'll Tiiis stl1emenl wt\ filed wtlh the County Cler' of Or-.ge County on J en 11, 1tt!I 1'1$4111 Put>ll-0r.._ Cout Delly Piiot, Jan ». lO. F•b a, u. "'' 3$1-11 PUBLJC NOTICE l'ICTITl°"S 8UllM•IJ NM!a STAT•M•NT The 1011-1~ penonl •rt dolno bullntues. AONGAll, J7'11 Le Pll flo.O, LA91fna N19u91. Cellfornl• m n 111,.1<11•• Pectflc, A G•n•r•I P•rlntnlltp, 27'1 I L• Par Aoed. L"'911nA N...,.., c.tl!oml• m 11 MSC Invest-• C•-•llon, • New ~ Cor-etNn, US M•fden Lent, -Vottt,-Votlo I ... Sltl)Mfl F, Welner, SU North Canon D<'lw , ...... ,., Hiiis, C•llfofnla 90110, T~ll llvtinus ll COftdWCled lly I 11n111ec1pe,_.,.., ~~-"k No 1>1d wilt t>e con1ldered wnleu ll " m aot on Ille olllcl•I t>lank fo rm 1urntslltd by 1~ Cfly •nd I\ rn-111 a<tord-.e ••fl'i tne provl\lons ot 1111\ Nollet MKI ProPO\AI q.ciulrem•nts end Condition• \t<I lortl'I under Section • Oenef'AI ,..,,,.,._,,, 1 01 lh<' Gen•••• Pro•lsooM Con .,,._., 9· 91rtc.M< 0-al~ tract E~ll Biddef mu\I ... llcenMd Tlllt .......... -tti.ct Wltll Ille ,,. ecc"'°"'<t wttll -'l<•ble Stale c-ty °"11 al 0rtfl9"' C-ey "" Laws TM City ,. ... ,..,,.. tM rlOlll IO ••Itel .,..,.,.,., IS, "'1 . .......,,.. tn~ or •It tllcb. ......... U. Evelyn H. M<GllnclOn -Cllr Ci.rtloftM(llyol ,_,........ ........... ... ... .. ... F-•in Vatley, Calltornle ..... C.-.... Wta Otled ~ "" ' Pt-Pvollslled Orentt (Oll\I OallY Pllt\, ~·--~ ca.. OellY ~ ,. ..... 1.1 ~I.,_., .. ...,.., .. l!-lt .. 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"'"'" '' J tilt SJ t"' Santa Anita THIJllSO"Y'S RESULTS 1 Jh10111-ct.ay thoro"9hr>t'td mHi•ttf) • 't, • • Hr.in.as 1E\traQa\ 11IO,O10 .a '>• 'f Mo"'i "'°"' 1C.otd~rof 14 80 4 00 , \•1', Mt Ph .. r\on 'Ot'l•nov,~t\Vt"I, 1 bO ~· tmJ f O\:.. l.\h.IMI (Arld l •O l(OtCH'rOI .. 0 ""' I... N I liiflO H ttrf'r 'TOrOI s IO • '"' b • 1u10t,. '""'' C..anon1 J 10 \1 da11v <Sou lilt i<t 'I DdtO ~~ t.0 f ti ra f.Mf' Ho""'t'do1n 0.l•hou)\.,,,~, '' OU • • ..& 9U l '10cJf dl ~ l.•P"•m I 40 '*""' "'"''• tdr111n4\ Mc(drron• i 10 -,urH r K t' Aff11Qd L4' c. cCof'~rot I 6 '> J s lfO t w•f\kl•tOOt l Wiit lltr t \ 10 "I.I l ntrit 11 .. d (). idrtou~\avr-• 10 f .~tn rt•<.• \..Of'\Wll•nl \ 81d CL.1pni1m1 • / 1.u J ~ O<..r-..1ld 1MtC.arran) \ 10 J ft 'A d..-~ >,,....,,.,,..,.. M-1. H.ir9uor-'I bO 1\ • • t ft IJ iJ..td \~.., 11..,A F,111 M r 11rron1 bOO ~ ' •t , lflO ..1•u""' M 1 .... "''\fVf' b .av t IU '-•'J I Jt:h.Jto'1 ~dft~ J 00 M••dr)I Of Hof'Or I P1nc.~yl, J lt I Ii • /U Vfl t_•n (,4911~m1 IMC.(arront 'J •' MJ flfd•,On f nnc.,. IOft••rtt\I • •0 ~. iJ, • ,., ~ \8 l • 1 C>J•O \) ~)070 #tU'I \If ~'"'"~~ l1(IH·t '"°'Mr·"'' i 1 Pict.. Su. 1 .,,,.,_ •'·'''''" o,1H1 'b} 00 with ~"' wmn1no ~ t • I'\ I It l"I JI ..,H_J l , .ihlt. ,-._.. ke)4.y C•ooa t.•\tar\f'o04t ; I •u & ,,,, "MJ hftbV '),.,,., l(orOff'OJ • OiO J tSU "-•PP'f 'M H~HQ~'lJ 'f>O ,..,l'\,n ,.,, ~ p,,..., Nolie.-P11\C""' 1110 ft ~ ~tr , ... ,.oo"' [)1>1dnGU\~Vr J 00. 2 60 '>GI••",,., t.•'-l•n<-ddl .4 80 \) .. ~tlt(ta 1J 11 l• t1U \I' rJ A t1r1,1J """ hi 11.& HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING Irvine 46, El Toro 20 h 1 I NOi\ Of fOf ft"1I M il I' , M• W•fn 1t ft f 1fl\ .. o'l'o\"1I 41 0{'1 HPW'tlt q 1 .,, nfh 'f ; 11 .. 1 M, dCJl_.\t"° tJ CJ , .. • H"·• Er o•Mf"(I 9,f,.._.\ 1 4J n 1101, l-l D·nn .. o '>h.tt lt"'ldf'\t 4 lO ' .. I r/"fo f\tJ\ ' f.Jt ! Jtlniun~, ro 0 1 t' w~1 ,., t 1 ~ t1t>f Jfl'n~1n\ 10·0 1 ~.. JI P\N1 .,.,,....Or·rQ 01nnf"O P.ttlf"t li·•k I 1)1•• .-•11rr" 101) ''!'.it c th-, 1.1rnn. d 0:,1\f"nk J S'J •• '"°"'' t T D•f•f'\P<1 HdlliQtln l ().e ~ """' \1tv .. , ' Din"' C1 R•HOi'\ ) ~ Misc. Thursday's transactions 8AS£&ALL Amerlu1n LtHIN "'' A•A.1 WHI fE !>(J.J( S1qneo 800 MfJJtn.u o outt. .. lder Jim M orru,on •nd • '''" Mullin 1nf1~l<Jf're,. .tnd R1<• ltu nu•r dt• N"t M ILWAIJKtl BREWERS S1onl'd Paul Mol1to, 1n,11•ldt•r ro ~ onti,.ye•r contrdtl IORONTO OLVE JAYS Announcl'<I tn,H Mi111t.f" Bario.,., q41t4tf• Siant•N •nd Phil t4uttmAn p1UhPr\, .tnd Garth for;, tn l1•dder nMI a91~f"d too~ vtar contrKts ~•l1onel LHt W t HILAC.0 cuuc, S1gneo T '"' Bl•<kw•ll. tdlU'lf~', dnd ~nn1s L•mp, p1tchtot HOUSTON ASTROS Signed JM Sam b1to 011cner to 6 l•v@·vr•r <ontr,tet LOS. ANGELE'> OODC.ERS S19MCI Bob w rlcn ~tev~ HOw• afl<!rl C.sllllo, C:lll(f\Pr\ N E w YORIC ME TS W•••te! Ell toll M.o io.. irH •f'tdt'r outt 1etoer. tor lhfo purPOw-of a1-.1nq n1m tu!t untono1tlona1 relett4ie 8 ASIC£TIALL Nll-.>I llUk .. INll AH .. 1.tllen OE T ROil PISTONS A<li•eltd Kenl ll~n>on, <ont&r Anf!O<JnceHOl:NI)( SUNS Sl9neo W•ll•r D••·•· OU,,fd,1oamu1t1 yearcontr•ct l'OOTIALL 1'4•1ioNll l'oetNll Lu9 ... M IAMI DOLPHINS Announced 1ne re11remtnl o' L•rrv l•ltlt, olltn1Cvt 11n.-m1n WASHINGTON REOSK11'4S N•m.d Warren Simmons logM enC! coa<n. HOCK EY lfaf'-MI H.c•ey lH9 .. BD!.TON BllV11'4S Reulltd M•rco 8.tron. Qo.tlle. lrom Sprtngll•ld ot In. "'m•rlc•n Hr>cur Le<19ue COLL II GE LOYOLA,. Mel A~td llM retire· menl 01 G.try Ol<o•lls-y, n.•d IM•ktllNll co•ch end •UlllM>l •lhlttlc dlrtclor. l'IORTHWESfERN N•m•d Mlcl\etl c 11urc11 l"•ldll llne~ur coach Fl•ld hoclley HIOHSCHOCM. .. """" '· " ......... 9-11 l l'41wpor1 1tort11J1 : Colll$on, Old•n. M~n11no1or1 8Ncll Korlr19. Vendly 1 ~ '· ............. . M••ln.t s.cor1119. Merottt, E411-6, ,-. ... Ve"t Y 1 Eol1<1n korlne S-111 4, "-" 1, •-• 1. l'o.t<1t•ln Velley 1<0tlno l""41 t ..,,_ .. _ .......... _ ··-·i...· -. -.... ._......-.. ........... ___ ._.,.. ..... ,.,,,.,, ... - Friday, F~ruaty 8, 1911 DAILY PfLOT •• • Eagles rip CdM, 61-29 ; Edison, FV girl1 roll pa1t Sun1et /oe1 Estancia High 's girls basket- b all team raced to its sixth con- s e c u tl ve Sea Vi ew J..,eague triumph without a d efeat and Edison and Founta in Va lley m a intained a stranglehold on t he Sunset League to highlight action T hursday evening. Estancia. behind the scoring oC Cara Francy ( 17), Vickie Simpson (12). Browyn II a nd Cl 1) and Shar Bilyeu (10). blis tered visiting Cor ona del Ma r, 61-29. Hand added nine rebounds to the Eagles' attack, and Estan· cia 's overa ll record now s tands al 16·3. Also in Sea View League play was a sterling· effort by Irvine High's Kim Oden, who blocked 11 shots. had 20 rebounds and scored 23 points. T H E 6·3 OD•:N, a JUllior , paced a 58·46 victory over rival Un iversity. J ulie Hunt added 14 points for the winners, who are now 4-2 1n league. 13·3 ov<.>rall Cincinnati s tar in HB Saturday Cincinnati Heds star outfwldcr George Fos ler will appcCJr at the Huntington Valley Sporting Good s s tore in Huntinf(lun Beach, Saturda~ al I p m F oster, who hus h1l m r1rl' home runs and knol'ked 1n mo1e runs In the past rive }l'Clrs than any other major lcagul· player. will be at the slurc to talk and sign autograghs for most or the da\' i1unt1ngton \'allt·~ Sporting Goods 1s locatNl at 690 I Warnt•r Ave . nt'l:tr Gnlden West RlvLI PUBLIC ~OTIC t: 1'1·1"'11 ~OllCE OF TRUSTEE'S S ... LE 1'40 F·IUOI, L-No 11-JIJ>°' On F •l>fuar r 1S 1991 ar 10 (/() A M IM PE RI Al CORPOAA1 ION O ~ "MElllC" a\ duly •PllO•nlfd ,,.,,,..,. und•r •nd puriuant to DH>o ot Tr us.t rf'tOrded Ot t~r ,, 1'71 il\ 1n~tr No 2•2•0 -118118 ClaQt ·~·· 0, 0 11•<••• R•coro~. r •ecu\fd ov THE LAURENT SHAPIR O PARTNERSHIP,"' lru•lc>rs. •n In• o• llet ol IM Counlv Aeco«~' of Or•n90 Coun1v. Sl•I• Of C•ltlo•n•a WILl SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HICHEST BIDDER FOR CA!.M <oav•Dfe •t tim• of s•lt '" l•wtut mono Of ,,. u111tfd Sla1-.1 •• lhr Norin tronl e<>trenu 01 lhe Ora~ Counly Courtho<.Ae. 100 C1v1c C•nt•r Drive W•"· S.nl• Ana Callfo•nt• all rt9ht, titl• •net 1ntert\t convevtd to •nd now ,.1<1 by 11 ~· wod D...., 01 T ru\I In Ille pfOl>er1V sltual•CI in •a•d Counly •nd Slate OU<rl~ a. Edison's 74-35 triumph over Newport Har bor was keyed by Lisa Houle 's seven steals. along with double·figure scoring from four players Lisa Sandviken 121), Sue Randall C12), Cherise Cavallaro { 10) a nd S h a nnon Meyer (10). T he Edison victory gives the Chargers a 5·1 Sunset League re· cord and 15·2 overall mark Meyer and Sandviken led the re- bounding corps with 11 and nine boards . F O UNTAIN VALLE Y k e~t pace with its fifth win in six s tarts with a defensive team er rort. along with Chris Wyl'inowsk1 's 18 points to cap· lure a 53-44 victory over Marina. Fountain Valley 1s 15·5 overall. Huntington Beach got on the right track by outsroring visit· 1ng Westminster . 34 -29. The Oiler!-gained their first Sunset League victory as Tammy ~uckels contributed 11 rebounds and Hell~ Me ndoza <"hi pped in ""1th 13 rebounds . On•an View upped its Empire L<.>aJ!utl record to 4 3 arter cap luring a 51 ·50 overtime victory over c, pn·ss in the winner's ~~m T A "1 "1 \' W E B B • E I l et t 1• HiH•ra and Kim llollander con net<tl'd 1n doublt figures for On•an \'u.'"' and C'ach contri but t.'d a basket in overtime to sub· rluc ("~µre-." Wt·!Jh and H1\era i.corcd 12 point:-. aµ1c«e and llollandt'r had 10 rioints Webb added 13 re bound~ .ind Chris Olsen, whn .... eon·d i.1x point~. <.1dded 10 re hounds to the Ckean \'1e"' eausc At San Clemente in South Coa:-.1 League aC't1on the Laguna LOI 10 '" 8fo(k 1)6 Of Coron• Ml Mar 111 IN! Clly ol l'4ewoor1 8e11(n, u per map nKOrdt!d lrt Book 3 Pag<\ ti a,,.S O . M•\Oll•-> Ma~ •n I~ of II(), 01 Ille County Re<or~r ot "''Cl countv ' ro 1 liE AESPONOEN 1 The stre.t ~tf'\S •nd OU'lift com mon CMS•Vf\lt1on •f """ ot t"4! , ... , prooeny d&scrfbtO •t>o"~ '' purporCf'd lolle. IOI lri• Street. Coron• dtl Mu C.tlllornla 9'262S Th• unr>erSjQntd Tru\tff dt\<.la1m1 •ny Uab•hty tor anv 1ncorrtte tnes.s. ot the \lrettl a<lclress •t\O other common de1lgna1ton, ii any,'"°""'" ne•••n Tno iw111u1ntir lias filed " ~trlion conctrnh\9 your m•r,.11tc, It you f•fl to Off' • rHC10t1w w1ttun Jo clays ot tht d•te •~t th1\. sumtn0M •s ierv•d Oft vou, vour Ofof•ult ma~ br enter~d and tht cot.trl m•v ""''' • Judom~rH cont•in1nc) lf'llUf\Ch"~ or ol~r otO.r\ contefn1n9 01vtsion of propeny, •Pou••I suppor1 tt\lld CU•IOOy CllllO WODOrl •llOffl<'y '"' (OSI• •no suc:n 01t1er rtllft .ts m•y be gr.,.,..., lty the court Tn-. Q•rnhhmtnt of W4'Qt1, laklr19 ol money or P•oe>erty, or olher courr 4U,.,,,.,,,,N oi...oc•ed•nos m~y •t\O resuu 0 11ted J1111~ JO 1980 LEE A 8RAl'lc'H. Cftr- 8y Amy Sliva Oepuly Publl•he<I Or-Coall D•llY Piiot, Jan. 13, 30. Fell • 13 1981 3'1141 Beach Artists were VJCti mized by a 58-26 verdict. San Clemente upped its record to 5-1 in league and 13.5 ove rall behind a solid attack. Mar y Johnson h ad 14 points, six s teals a nd four assists, while Rhonda Radin added 11 points and 11 rebounds. Also big in re · bounding were Cher i Roskamp and Sue Samuel, each with 13 re · bounds, while De bbie Steve ns added 10 points for the winner s . •'6" S.ld Wle will be m-. bul wllhOut <.Ovtnant or w•rrantv. eJi"pr•'' or Im. piled. reoerdir19 hlle, POSWH•On. Or tfltumbrancn. lo ,.., llW! rem•ln111<J prlnclSNI sum of ll'te no1e<sl H<ureo by H id OeeG Of Trust, wlll\ 1n1ero1 ll'tereon, a• prove-In "''Cl no1e111 aclunces, ii .,,. u,,.,., Ille lerm, 01 H id OHd Of Trvil, IHS, (flarqh af'CI UPtnHS Of tlw TruslH and ol 1n. lrusls cr .. lod bv w ld OffO of Trust: tor tilt WllOWll rH\Clll<tbly Hllmaled lo~: '94,000.oo. P UBLIC NOTIC~ PUBLJC NOTICE Tiie beneilcC•rv unOl!r H id O..d of T""' IMrllolor• enculed •nd de 11,..red lo Ille .-r.ignec1 • wrlllen Oeclaratielfl ol Oefeull 11n<1 D1men11 for Salt. af\CI • wrllltn Nollu ol 0.l•ull -Et.cllon to S.11 Tiie "" dtrslt ntd <•used H id Nolle• 01 Deteull -El.ctlon 10 Sell to ~ •• corded In ,,.,. <Ollllty wnere llM r111 property is lote4ed, 01le ~ JinU.tfY U , '"'· IMPl!RCAL CORPORATION OF AM.ERICA MMldTNSlet Br E .. 1y11 MulO.rrv 1'Uls'8M Se<:rtlery •m~•Drlw SM D1e9D, c.ilfomla I '2121 11141 "" .... •tMP• IUM. CIO*..O.A'Tf4* Oft AM••ICA 11WC ...... Drftl9 ... o-.~mu A ... : T•VtH• Hf'A•Tllll•"T '"'*'"'"'Or~ c .. s1 o.t1y "I.I••. Jan, JO, r •· t), '"' • •a.ti I .• , - .. DM.YllllOT , .. , llllNISS Pain of oil prices decontrol deep Retail outl t sales .inc~ as t;W \'ORK <APJ Sal 1H m14Jut H1t1ul~1' r ti ~" Janulr)' t'om&>attd to ttur n mt• month .i l'tr fO, b\.lt lhe! ralt-OJ IOI ft'lll! WH ~IOW~r lh1UI tn l>t" m~r r'°µort• t..> m Jut n·t»tl icrouc>" hliH' tnd•t•l«I Sea,.., Roebuck & Cu th 'u l rt<t•Ull'r "l1ml 1~ al for J1muar llMU "' ·r~ $\ 1:1 t11ll10 11 u.1,> !) 1~r<'ent from Januan lDtlO ...... _ ·&6COO- l~ ,_...,,., • f.ouily "'-qi C 4LL COLUCT 1714t 997-7000 ·-...... ~·--.. -........... --..... - l ... t.-~,C•91MI l<~W YOltK (Ar> The fuJJ decontrol of oil llrll'l'S :.t> for h1.1~n't quilt' been the gentle, gradual t·~11t'ru•nrt• !iOlllt' of th(• experts claimed it would Ill' W1Uun J wt><•k <irtl'r President Re agan ordered 11 .ill lhl· rnaJor 011 companies have posted big 111 tt c 1ncn·o:tcs The largest, Exxon, has raised its \\ holt>!>Ult> 11nt'l'S twtct>. for u tolal or elgbt cents a •:1llon . m that llml' fttt: BAR RAG ft: Ot' price Increase announce· nH•11t:. from urnund the indust ry has been so .,tl Jth that 1t s become a ort of daJJy newspaper r1·,1tun·. ltkl• thl' comics or the stock tables . IL ccrtJinl.> husn 'l followed tbe script ournned II\ lht• lll'u11:an administration, which said prices m 1~h1 go up three to five cents, or by economists CORNER Re,. Cotne 6 Sl8mp• OOl.D A SIL VEA Prtcea tot 2·5-81 Oola C-MO• fO ..,.., C• UJ IS ·~, ... , . .,,.,d 01400 UHot M•u" lo•• UM 00 UJI 00 Iyo L ur ""'', '411 IS $<1U 1S ~' , .,. " $Ul 00 s.Jt 00 ._,. H.;._,~ lOU lotO "" '-~-... c:.e ... ~--(71 4) S56-e850 South Coast Ptna VIiiage _ .. _ ... , .. .---c:--1 MET WOUM SS00,000 11p? llCFUTlOM Me TAXES MPll YOO OUT? CALL 751 -3911 Ask f• lllr. Cwtis "1ce Cert11ted f 1nanc1al Planner first Y1 Hlwr CllSlltatitn At Ml C.11 Absolutely no one pays more interest on checking accounts than Bank of Newport Newport Plus Accounts at Bank of Newport have an annual yield of 5.47%~ Why not stop in today and m,1kl.' Jrr.ingemcnts to l'Mn mort• interest tomorrow. Our New Account r eprl'sent.ltivt'' h.n e complete details of thi' <;pl'< ial n<.'w i,e rvi((.'. 'fllf\'fl''( \11°itf 1',lflllllL:' I lltilfHl( 11" 111 I• fr,1-. d •I l fh f I I\ fl I II II lo •I 1 I d1•1111"I lt1f .I l11lf \I .II I , t t It PUBLIC NOTICE ,. \(\I' I 11' I( I ' ". ( 11 I •, 11\ J II I\ I ~ I II I 1( l I " • • • 111 ii I I 11111 I 111111\ I .' ·•Ill ••• I 11 11 I f. I I PUBLIC' NOTIC-;,-I Pl"Bl.l<" -.;oTl<'t: Pl'Bl.1(' ~OTIC E .. '<OT1(( ro Cit Elli !ORS Ol'lllJlf\ r1tA"l!of£R "4 \ ••01 •'61 " c c. ., ,,,... "'"'' •1.1 ,1 t• •1 I 1 tt\t •11 tt ti 1 tJ ''·'"'·'' 'U' "''"'"' 1n1t.•• ;t'dt )'' ,,,,,, 1 r> ,,,, ,,, ~"o "'" ro 1n .. "II' nth,, Ir ._.O\t .. rt"f"-, dfl ,, Ur"lot l•t n Ol"lo(-\ tlt'I() fly• itlo• dlMJ•I" ,.., th• '' t"'nc>o"<J lf-.1\t"'""'' ctre W HirHn l ft unn" an 1 Jo3n v ~ ~mn\ llliJ 1'#1Jt•rti1 ~I Qf'O M l\\IOn Vu It.I r_ A r hdl ltH> 0'0lw "'f ~f'hfl•nt l'\4 ft'fl) •" fJP')j r n-_.o ,,, Qf~tr ;\ d"-"•""'' AQt'n1 , d,,1 IO<d1t"CJ .. ~ l:,J&O ~t't .. ut;t t.- "'dt~'\11\'~¥ M t\'afOn V1f'10 ( ~ f ,,. DUS•n'''' ndm• O'\~d b , ·••O trdn'lltfror tJt ·4'•\J h)c..th'l11 , At., bd , \1UJ.r&t J f o;t'llP '.,, i FICTITIOUS llU!olHESS NAME SfATEMtoHT .. lkf ..1'"1!l l u co 1ll1 N T8tr1 SI "''' • ""'''''' />. "'JA.'' Uono1u t W f •4'' ,..,.II 1 )bl r urdrt.tm i..JI t t.; ,.,,,_,. t (A "'lbJ1 I ~ 00\lf"'lllt f on.Jut t"1,J Ov .tn , r )+., tJVdl Jlot:>Pr1 W Qdr nPU r '" \ttl'"'~"' wr.d' '"""° w t" '""' (.ou"I~ t ,.,,. ot Or~ C-'""tton J•n • , .. 8. I FIUS4t Publl\rwoQ a. • ._ CO.\I 0311y P1lol Jan •• 13 lO F•b & t~I 111 81 PU 8l.I(' NOTlf'f: FICTl'tlOUS eUSIHIESS NAMIE STATIEMENT Th~ tollowinQ perwn\ •r• do I no busln~o 4'S REO ELECT~IC. 9107 1nn•b•uc1t Or Hunllnvton ~•ct C•• •~ Q oQt,. Eu9rnf' o,cnm•n •101 IM\brutk Or , Hun\lnqlon Beach, C•I •76'6 Tom c,_,, 113 "3•0 SI NUtPOrl 8UC" UI •261>.l 1 hh bu\tntu •~ condut ted by • Q•,,.,••I swonnershlp ROQl'r E O.cllman T hi't ·d•U Dull> H .. ., ,f.' 1· •• ntttnd.-d to bf· t art\Utllmdlt'n llf Utt• othct~ 01 Norrn ~ .. A .\4> •dli' ln1 010 (<ifflP\i c:., .,,. ~,.. , Nr N C>U• 1 bf"J fC" Thi~ si.t,.rne-nt -•~ ruecs w11n trw ( .,,,.0," .) t'lhlW 1,. ()( •• ,, .. , Motrcn ,, tountY (1•'11 ot OrMQI! Count" on Jan 1981 I 14 Ifill 1 h" Dul~ lrJ11,1~~, 1\ ull,t'f t tn FUWZ ldl•futnia Un•• •• 1., c.om,,,..,, ,,,. r o,cJ• Publi\"-eO 0..-•not CCM\t O••IY Pttol J•n I• 13, lO. Ftb 6. 1911 7fl0.ll at one large bank, who declared just a fe w days ago: "With inventories bulgmg and consumer con· ser vation efforts expected to intensJfy, the oil pro- ducer may be reluctant to pass quickly on ~o the public the full price eflects of 011 decontrol." lhree economist.a at t.be Federal Reterve Bank or New York, the decontrol process started a year and a half ago wlll reduce oil import& 1 million barrels a day by t.be end ol 1981. Unfortunately, none ol that does much ri1ht now lo offset the squeeze on people's pocketbooks. Some reluctance. Now, nobody ever claimed that decontrol or oil prices would rank with, say, a pay raise or a tax refund as a pleasant ex perience for consumers. The public voted fo r the president, Jimmy Carter, who started the decontrol process in J979 An.d they voted for another, Reagan, who cam· pa1gned on the promise to speed up the decontrol Decontrol is described as a matter or lacin1 up o the fac~. For years, it was argued -and It is ha~d to dispute ~ that the American government's policy was to shield the people from those facts. timetable, and kept the promjse. The 011 companies have said that price in· creases would have come no matter what Reagan did. And after all, they point out. his order merely moved up an event that was already scheduled to U it was a fact that our oil import biUs were skyrocketing, the government pumped money Into the economy to lessen the impact on consumers. This resulted in big budget deficit.s and jnflation however. The pill could be sugar·coated, but it sllli had to be swallowed. take place lat<•r this ____ ._ ____ ... Now, the argument goes, the sugar-coating is being removed so that the free market can oper ate. year ~\~ Dccont rol v. as o r l.,il~ ~ ~~ <'ourse supposed to ha\'t' \1~~ 9'1'1''- its ~ood effecls 8!> well a!> nt.11 its painful ont:'s It was -----------s upposed to spur the search for energy at home and indecrt . domestic 01! and gas exploration wa~ T HE SITUATION BEARS a c lose re· semblance lo the de regulation now taking place In businesses such as the airline industry. As an airline industry cor:isultant remarked recently, this can be a tough adJustment for executives used to operating in a regulated world. reported at record levels in 1980 It was supposed to encou rage conservation, and all the evidence suggests lhal it has done that It is, he said, "like sending a domesticated anima l back into the world." as well. And 1l was s upposed to reduce American re- liance on foreign ml. Aerording lo the estimate or For American energy cons umers. back-to- nature economics is beginning with some harsh news about how much it really costs to drive cars and heat homes in an unregulated 'A'.Orld . Major land deal told By The Associated Press La Costa Land Co 1s clostng a deal to sell 3,300 a<'res of undeveloped land for $11 0 milhon to C<inada's Daon Corp., e1ccordtn~ to a report in the Los Angell'!> Time!> Escrow on the La Costa deal will close March 3, the Times said. The Vuncouvt.•r based com pan). v.1th C S hc>adquartcr'> at Newport Beach. ha., developed mastcr-planm .. d n:s1dent1al commumties or com mere1a l fac·d1t1es 1n Cal1forn1a. O r egon , Washington ,\nzona. Texas. Georgia and New Mt'xico The SJ 10 million La Costa Hotel and Spa, unal- f eeted by the sale, has been developed as the keystone or Rancho La Costa since the early 1960s. P a rt or the original 6,000·a cre purchase in northern San Di ego County was made with a $57 million loan from the Teamste rs Union pension funds . · In nt.'<1 rb) \'JMJ 1 L 1 ~ fie, elo11rn~ the 991 acre. :4,590 honw Shado~ rid~l· Coui11.ry (')uh A mult~million·dollar expansion is planned for the hotel and s pa. No announcement concerning the adjoining Daon deal was m ade. ( h •·r Tiu· Count•·r NASO l istinqs I\ I' I. ft.1,111,, f M o Ar.t t On A Ju4~r ARt-.MQ AW• ldnq 4mr.n .fUqfjd( t. '"'" A 1QA J A'' ;... /q1!11Mt .-" .. ~J·. 1 '' :. ~ ... '.. ,, .I.,, M~ H1· ''" h 'It'' I• r 11 )1 ~.... ·"· 7l ,. 18 ' •¥ • 101• II ) . ~-, ., • )04 ., l>B H ~· • i.A , .... 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' .. .,.,. ... .. .. 11"' ... )1~• I "' .,, 1•t l I I H'••" '" 1J'. 4 11 71. 9' ....... '• "'· u • ~· 6~ • ,, 10' •• S7 19 :l\ ·-. ___ .,.F ___ _ Friday, February 6. 1981 s DAILY PILOT •f.. Co1nmon sense need Men can save on wardrobes By SYLVIA PORTER -: :: .. ~ ~ • Just by using common sense. s hopping prudently and buy ing creatively, a man's clothing budget can be s lashed by as much as 50 per cent. The money.saving tips he re are or as much value to the budget-squeezed woman as to the man. It's commonplace to t'ompile m oney saving guides for wom en's clothinK. not so obvious to do it for men. But why not '.' And if ever there W3!. a time for men to improvise when buyin~ clolh1ng, to s1.•ck more functional and prac· tical items. this period of double·digit inflation ,• ·: s ide by s ide with a 1\l queasy econom y is it. ~O~C"'~ \il"il \ l\ If your budgel is ~\.l ~ TIU especially tight a nd you do not want to be seen, p~rlicularly at work. in , any c lot hes th.at ;ippear inferior to what )OU have been v. caring, compromise b) svendmg le!.!-on the .. 1nvis1IJle 1fems ... such as socks. underwear. pajamas You cun wear decent undcrv.car v.1thout v.-eanng ttw best qualtt~. Rethin k ) ou r attitude 011 this Who ure \ ou lrying to impress·• LOOK FOR T HE bona f11Je ~a l1.• pl'rtOds when )IJU can JJ ick up a suit. shirt. tic or other items marked dlH' n 25 50 p l.'rCC'nt from thl' regular J>rlC'l'. adv1so ..... M arl'ln A Blumenfeld . pres ulent of April Murt'ui.. lot . l slnrt·~. nflt·n no more tho.in no frill loft'-. ti !'. not unusu:.il to find thl· \amt· nanw brun.I 1tt•m!-. '1111 II fincl a t lhl• mnrt• fashwnahlt• nwn·s shops for u f1 i11·i1on 11f t hi' Jll'I et• Tr~ shopping at out l<'l ..,ton•s T<Jkt· udvantai!l' of sall''- llas1t· ;,1s this is. 11·~ amuz1111! l1tm nian' nwn 1g1111r .. lht• l'lt·ur opportun1Ut•:-tu ''H '" SllOP (ll ALIT\' FOR l.trJ,!t·r 111 n1-.. l'lw 0111111•\ '011 sa\ c on ~our .. Ill\ 1s1hl!· lll'Ots "111 lw '' 1..,1•1.' ... p1•11l ti 11 h11~ i. a helll'r quality s111t Cheaper g<.1rmenh n ·q111n· m11r1• 1 ;11.. \11 inl1·11111 -.Ult • ma~ n·qu1n.> man~ mCJrt' '1s1b lei tlw 1 ll':1n1·r limn a quail I) garml•nt an l'XPl'ns1.· \\h1d1 \\ht•n l'l11n1n.111·il 1.111 mount up 1ntu subManlwl su\ IOJ!" Shop "v.as h anrl·\H•ar · \\'hL·1wv1•r po-..-.1l>li · IHI\ llC'ms lh:.it l'<W ht.• clC'~lnt.-d rn ) 111ir IA :.i -..h1n~ mad11m· l h1s 111 l'lude:-. \\:.t:-.h and IA C':.tr -.hirts. man) sporb 1lt·ms ... u1•h ~,.., shirt:.. s lal·ki. and Jl' \1111 "" tn :i lrad1.• 1 radio. T\'. the doth1ng bus 1ne.:;s 1 "hl·n· \Ho;.1ring the lall'"t s l y lC'~ 1s a must for) our "1magl'. .. you re rnu<'h ~t'lll•r off slicking v.1th lhl' c·11n!.c•n <111\'l' c·ut-, lh<.t IA di ht• around lonsH·r F or exam pit'. 1f ) uu hough! sc,·eral su1b Y.1th 5 1nl'll lapeb a felA year-. bat•k. ~ou either ha\l' a r losct full lf un s tylish outfits. ur else you h<.l\'1.· s1wnt a o.;mall fortune• hav ing your lapels ('Ut do\\ n .Shop tOIOr. t.:nless ~QU hk.e lhl' l hought of being knOIAO ~1s a "pe:.1C'n('k ," with a different s u1l for ever) day of the• month. res ist the lemptatwn to bu~ a 'h~hll\ lnuct plaid or green suit and mi.lead. dinnsc· u nav~ hh11· 11r l'harl'oal gray FEW PF.OPl.t: \\IU. 110111 ,. that "'" 11• \u o,11 ir111 a rlark ... uit most of the t1mt· 11111 ;di ''di n11t111· hu" l11•1p11·111 h .\OU \\t•ar )uur mon· flJnilm).111t 11ull1i... Learn ho\.\ lo 1mµrov1sC'. to mix. to mut('h Thi::. C>nl' abil1ly t•an he :.i major factor in hfJld1ni.: drrn n .H1ur r loth1nj! c•osl~. Blumenfeld strl'sses Ill' sugj.!C1'1S ) ou l'nns1c1er al ll'asl one "\\a rdr obcr .. A v.ardroher. which 1s sold 1n man) different s torl's and is c:llll'Ci by difft•rC'nl na mes. 1s .simply a suit "ilh a \'es t a nd ;.in extr;.i p;.i1r of hghtN shade sl;.it·h With this I) pe of outfit. ~ou <.1n· essent1;.ill) bu.\ in~ four different ensembles F I RST, \'Ol llA\'E a :-.uit. M'C'rmcll.' .\UU lwn· a -.wt "1th a vest . th1rclly you h;n t' a Jaekl't ""1th a pair flf "lu<·k~ and.\ ou h<.t\ l' a Jacket ""1th J \'l•:-t and ,1 µa11 of s lad;s Thi .. -;a met.\ pe of m1x111g and matching t·an v.11rt.. "!'II \\ 1lh am dark ... uil J:ll·ke t and a hghll'I' ~harlt• of -.lat·k" .\itu,·k ,, 111 The ."ipotlight N•-1 Wurllttt< 1 UALlnc of 3 PetrlckP'lt • H•r<our1 S GIC h e I._,. t ~~r~\ I EmrsReo • H«lrOll Cp 10 GK Te<ti 11 Hel«l>Curt A 11 W•th C..SLI 13 Ouqlt 1 31Pr ,, PrO<lRSll s IS I nsllco Corp •• C•llll!IMn!I s 17 GrtllA!v "" ... ••• ~ ... .. l\o ·~ ,, ' ..... ·~ ~ '• .. ... '• NEW vop,r AP '"".,, ... f'\<t\lllllo .... o• tor thur~v '"b ' STOCICS NfW vo1a "" r oft,,,. ,.,.,, •1• ~ ..... u WHllT ~M£ ~ 010 NE\\. V(lQll , Advttn<PO : ,~'"""" I Unc,,an~ ~ 1 T otat t\\U"'\ • Jt N~" htQh~ Nf"\lllllo low'- 1l1C'MV lSI 10' 1H '') I) I f•I .. ,,, •1l ,\. .,, ·~•l .. .. p, ... "% l)t• 71; 161< • • r t t COM°' 1 f ~ t• '' "·'h .n Lt•d Jll <•·nh .\ OO•Jnd Zinc '1 dtnl "d J.)O\JnU ttdti•·•Hi Tin' 1"'/"""°f.t'"' '"'' ~ it ··u...• ,f,. u AIYmlftUm ,, • "'"' '&J('1WW1 ~ y Pt•t1num \JIU t•' 1tnw UI ,.., 1 N l w YORK A.P •1ttnd., A t1ittt•Hm \11¥t'' tnvr .. \1JOIO o"W JJ S•tv .. , \'1 ,,,. OH \.. ti tM>t \lfltJ 'lh'f'f UpPctn 7 I \1J '°' oft so l.1'< Up ,, I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ :g Gold fluvtali1uu ~~ :n r"u"n•• Up 11 6 London rno,n1nq'••~no s•~J oo oHMIOO ~: ;~: LondOft ••t,.rnoon '••U1Q ~11'9 5.0 ot1 \fl, )i) Up 101 P•rt• attf'1"00f"' tu 1nQ \)!>6 n up SI.-> VD 9 7 Ft111kfun f'""9 \•<N 01 Oii \/ 00 Uo 8 8 lurf(tl 1tt1t' Afternoon hinnQ '"'Cf@ 00 otl Vo I 3 Ml 00 UO• 00 d''•d ~~ : f H•ndy & Herm•11 Jnlv a~.iv quot~ VD I 0 \491 SO Oii Mi lO Up 7. En••llwrd Oll•y o ..... 'lu<llt .. 'le lO. Oii Pct m l 81 I 1' I 7.0 11 s l 011 so Of1 •I Oii ' • 8il •.• •• •• Of! •.J 1011 a JI u ,. . ,, J7 \4 so E"t•ltl,.nl only da1I~ qvott •..-.br•t •tM \Sl8 U Oii \6 lo NEW YORK l ... PI PflCH lett WtclnH OH Of ookl c0<ns. <-IM """ TilHO•y' orlo 1Cr~4M. 1 t•oY or .. WI oo. off '4 00 M • ........ I lf'OY or • "" 00, Oii u 00 MHIC. ... '°PHO, I, troy Ol., ,.,, oo, Oii ,~.00 Altltt-100 tr-n *2 tr!ly Ot • ~ 00 oll U 00 Miur<• ~·"""•'• • DAil V PILOT I • Ca mera operators Elise .'\'ovak and J ohn Clark get set to roll tape <t op lchile Earle Burch. the audio man. prepares his equipment to r eco rd the . action for (;olden /\qe Productions. 1\t top riqht a r e acj;ress Dia nne /,u kennan and Dr. c ;eo r~Je \'ince nt .\ I l · J\ i 1 l 11 e .11 . ;Ii rec· t n r . Expe rts give opinions Procrastin R) J E t'FP/\RKt:R 0111,.D•lly Pilot St"!! M y first assignment a s a r e porter for this paper was lo w rit< an artickabout proc:rastinution. "It shoultln 't l<tkt: you long." the editor said. That was three weeks ago. and a number of pieces have come fro m this typewriter. but an arti· cl¢ on procr.astinat ion is9 'tone of t h em. Three specialist s were con· suited. Dr. Tom Stevens of Huntington B e:a c h s aid "It 's avoidance be,avior " f'.{elen Reynolds. author of the best·selling "Executive T ime M a n agem ent." s aid "T ry Swiss- cheesing. That's where you tackle a big probl~m by poking a bunch of )ittle holes in it " rs YCllOLOGIST CONNI E H~dricks s aid ''H's either fear of fa ilure or fear of discomfort. Remember, anything worth do· ing is worth doing poorly ." Of this many.sided problem. there were m any definitions. ··Procrastination is bas ically pos tponing w hat I know I need to do to be effective." said Reynolds. "Effective is doin g the right things at the rig ht t ime, as op· posed lo being e fficient. Be ing ef. ficient is just doing thin gs right all the time." "l define procrastination as the pers istent p attern of avoiding . . engaging 1r1 c1th1·1 111111 1111 , 1 potentitilly prof1t.d1l1· 1 111 Connie llendncks II ·q11•l11 ever ything from tak1111• 11111 11 tra s h to filing for d1\(lrt't \11 I applies lo just about I'\ l'I \till' 11 different limes." S T EVENS SJ\JI) -,1 r11 p;,, "Pr ocrastination 1s wh1·1 •· '111 put o ff doing a task until a J.111, time." On e thing that all lhn •· 1111• cras tination specialists .1J.!r ,., rl '111 was that the cond1t1nn h,1 ... Ii • 11 a round a long ti m t'. and I hJI 11• :11 ly everyone cont r arl s 11 :11 111 n time or another "ll 's not uncom mnn for f""" I• to develop such habit!> t ·1rh 111 life," sa id Reynolds a 1.ak""""" author whose second h1111~ "Exec utive Lead e rs hip ! .1·11 1111-' It, Using lt ... is set to ht• p11hl1 hr·d by Prentice-llall 1n Man I "As they get oldt•r. th1 I""''" around them start to H'I\ 1111 lhf" lateness in getting th1nl!., rl11111 Words like 'Oh, th(•re"' .J1w :t1"!·•"1 d ay la teanrladollarsho1t Jll'>l1•· in force procrastin<1l1011 1t 11•1'. 1 person know they're twhad111 .• they always have ... s hl' .11rl "OF COURSE evc1 yorw p111• off things ... sairl llendnl'k, 11111 procrastination is onl~ clPst1111 tive when you feel a11"<111us or guilty about 1l. or \\h1•11 1t lop. you from getting what ~IHJ '' int You have to determ1m• 1f lh1• 11.1111 ·E veryone put s off things. but procrastination is only destructive when you fee l anxious or guilty about it. or when it stops you f ram getting what you want .' ~ . 11 I I I/I I I •I • I 1 Ii II I ,, I\ , ... '\II \I If'< .1 I 11 l11r1 111 lot 1 , 1 ,1ther 1 1 h..t< \\as 1 1' 1 • ii ol al of "h ol "1• lo 1111.! "it ,ning '' 1cl•· c,.,,' .1 lht 111011<;!••1 twfore 11•, 1o;11 '1 ,,,.,., • I\ th•• l•t'-t way 111 J•l ql,111 11 1r • h •" for !'laying If ' 1'1• •flit I!. "Ii-a rn to rlrvirle ttw11· 111111'"' 111 • ~uti t.1sks."said lll'Vlloldo; I hnt ·•Pl•l1t·h what I call t ht• Ov1•rwh1 lrr11n~ '\ tusks . Tho.,1•.1rl'lht'l1111gh h11t 1m)lortant nnr'' th(11ru•.,t1t11t ~1lli.;etyo11a µ1 omut11111 nr n pn \ r u 1~1 "\\ twn \ 11 ''t lhe"' and con. "i<lrr lhr• !1\1 ( '' th•' Joh 011 have tu rlr;1~• '11111 f••L·I I lrll nl\ clients to lir1•11i 1t il11wn into · do-able part!. l'lun in, horter rather than lon~Prl1nwpcr1ods !\hesaid. "Tlw l1111j'h( t p.ut Jbout tack- t .. ·-_, _ .. _ -·--.... ..,._ .---. .. ·-·· ._......., .. ·---... :.- .. .. ........ _ ..... '-. ... , ...... ., ............. __ .,. .. Local talent for local 1 . tows Lights, calllera • • • By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of IM D•ll• ~119' Slaff A i.troup of olde r Orange County residents. " taking advantagt• of federal cable telev1s1on regulatio ns l o produce a program aimed 1-pcr1fically al senior citizens But first they 've got lo learn a few things how to write a script. for example. Or to work a t'amera, s N up li l!l ht!i, act, direct and E.>d1t They figure tha t 's no problem . <:old e n A~c Productions, as lht• newly formed, non profit outfit is called, isn't lacking in nallv£' tale nt , They've gol Gl'orgc McKinnt>y o f Costa Mt•sa as l'Xt'<:u l1vt' p r o d u c· c r M c K 1 n n c· .} 1 s a n .aurl10 v1suJI C'Unsultant for lhl' Tustin I nif1crl School D1strn·t and ha1-h1' 111.1.n -.lutlw 1n <'ollt>l!<' Park Tllt:N Tllt:RE'S Tom C.altaghcr an old ra<11u anrl t1•ll•v1s1<m hand f11r \iHC Gallagher~ l n·d1b, ineludl• lwhmd lhl' sl·encs v.ork on lht.• ·Toda\ anrl Tonight sho1.1.s lhl' Perrv Como program .ir1d num1•rou'> 0,11:.ip OJJl'ras .John C'IJrkl' phntogrnphl·r h<I'> had p11· tun·., 111 T111w L1fr .rnrl Sports I llustral.e1I 'l,or Is 1'1·~g~ l.lo\lf daugh!Pr Of '>dl'nl film s t..ir llamld J.lo.)d unfamiliar \\l\h the field of .ll't 111g Thl• rt.•st bt1<10.,t s uff1l·11·n t cnthU!ili.l'-10 tu l'utn 1wn~alt• for an~ la<'k of 1.•xpt'rll'nc1• And the\ 'H• got solid bad.mg in the form uf SHl.000 w1)rth of l'qu1pmc•nt and tt•chnical instructiun from 1>1c:k1•nson l'at1f1<· C:<tblt•systcms 1n llunt1ngton lkuch. 'l'ht• name of the game is public <H'C£•sr, As thl' flc>ld of cable television began to c•xpand hr) 011d 1ls l'arly funct mn of µrov1d111g b1·tt<'r re rrpl1on to rural fnng1• an•ao., thr-Ff'd1·1 al C'orn 1nun1<·atwns Comm1s'>1011 rul1•d that •·abh 11p1·rat1110!. must make· 1101· ehann1 I ..itel''>'><tbh· to arnom• 111 th1• c·1,mmu1111\ 1.1.ho v.ants 111 tak1 tl11•1r ·inl'sSJJtt• 111 thl•1r J«t on tlw air "IT PROVIOt:S A'\ OIJJJ<>rtunit\ for t·,er \Oil<' in the c·ommunll, to <'n·all' their ov.n µru l! r :J rn rn 1 n g. (•'I( p I a 1 n l'1l'kPnson ' puhlir a1·1 l''s l'oordtnalor ·Tht· 1•han111•I <'Jn IJ<• us<.'d h' <im re<,11frnt of Hunt in;!ton Ht•J<h. Fount..i1n. \<iii<·" or \.\l'slminstl'r. at :.tll\ tlml• for an\ non pn1f1l puq.10...,c· ls1 l <tlsl,., '>Jiii th..it 1·an hl' !lonl' l'J~ <,ubrn1l t1nJ,! .1 \ldl·titapt• for ,11rplJ~ or t.1k1ni: lhl· 1 han Ill I ., puhhl ac·t 1·-,., '' 111k.,hop. v. h1<·h r·1·rt 1fll'.., • \.\ 111ild ht· I• ll'' 1"'°" p1 r'>1111aht1•·, II• 1i-,1• I h• .. , ,, I H n 't•qu1p11wnt v. 1th11111 1·harJ,!1 Thi· '>l'llllll h.I\ • tuk1•r1 lh• '' t •11,iJ npll•IO .ind l\1 ;11·hl..' '>uld 1;11ld1 n \1.:1· l'11tcl11• t111r1• l'l'IH t''l 111 · .1 \\ hnl •• pr11_.r,1111 do·f•·• ! I rn• l\l "1th111 lht 1·,tl1l1 , ' l1•m 1;0111t 11 \).!1 1'1,,.dul1 1 1 '"I.' 1•1 .11 •• 1 I r •' \\Ith l11h11 I l.11 I,. •Ill• t 111 "I l\ 11 Iii lo.,1 11·1,k' 1 t·r allt•d <'hrl "·"th1·11 •~111,l n• lr•ot 1 t.• lr.1111111• c 'c111s·1or111 1 , • ., 1 •·' •111 I , .111 11 • ( 1 • • ltol•1d\1l11'11l'11 1.1 1 ''f W\'-, ..... ,I HI "' I f I> II • 1 fl, I 11 111 r or1 111d '· I I 11 .. S iii ··1.tl 111 • lilt Ill ' 11111·11... ~.ild I• I .I• I I I \\I If ' f f11r111111 . ·' '•'111111 c 11111•11 l•rt •II r I I I Pll ti I" Ii• Ip .,pn-.111 th1· 1.1.onl ;,i1J11ut c lrJrtl.!•' '11111 '' ' I Ill Jh . \ 1ir •. .,., n ·l1•;i-.•· 1 .illin!! !111 \•1lu111< • r 1 l "' .1 about 10 rc-.ponst .... lw J lhl<•tl Tht• i:iroup has mL•l thn·1• 111nl''> fur 1nstrut lrnn from lsrnt·l<.k1 and pr;1ct1<:e s hooting St'SS lflflO., 'W<''v1• mad(• up <1 .,hooting ,efwdult· for the llC'Xl four months. ' said t''l(t•1·ut I\ l' produe('r ~h'K 1nnt·~ 'tnt'lutl1ng t•.ith rm·mlw1 oft he cre1.1. as d1 r<.•ctor Tht·n•o., a lot or rl1ff1•r,·n<·t· \\hen \'OU haH• to l'ook 'ourM•lf '11u dun I holl<:r at 'th<· I tlC'f SO ITilll'h . . \1 1·1\111n1•\ -..1111 hr· hllfH'' 't11 ha\'(' o.,om1•th1nl,! 1111 lap1· anti n ad~ 111 <.11r 10 ..ibout 90 d;n .. TtH' program 'l'l ll''· -,1111 untitled. 1.1. Ill deal v. 1th matll'rs of '>Jfrt \ J>rJl'l1l·al lips for th<' home and polit1t·al l'-Slll'" f,wm).! '><'rt•or cll1L1•ns mC'mher'I of lh« group t•xpla1m·d \ PRAC-Tl ('F. '>hoot 1nl! 1n llunt1ngton B1-.1C'h ., L.1kl' Park r('('l'Oll) coH•n•d pot1·nt1al <l<1ngl•ro., hk1• muJ!J.!IOJ.! 1 •·stroom molt.•.,lat1un .incl l..1dn,1pptnJ! \notht•r 1 t'\ ... ,, 1•<1 h,11 "'' ,1n· and home rll· '11 l'' "ionll' an s.1f1• .u1d "'mt• o1n not ... ex pl:i1nPtl .... .,.1ptv.rit,.1 .l1·o111 c'111l1n ,,f llunlrngton B11.i1 h \1,111\ 'l'll1111 1 11 111•no.; h;111· d1rf1rullv '' 11111·.11111p1·n1•r .... h1111~1r1g lights 111111 tlw pl11,1! 1n llw \A. all d1•ad lt11lt (111 I ho• d11111 C lrw h11\\ v. ill rlc'.ol '' 1lli f I 111g 'I'••• I l'lll .1l 1.11,. If 111111111• f,111111 I' .r k o1r11t tlw d1•lo11',1l1•111 If '111111 I 11 /••JI<, I Ii.ti ..... Ill• I •1111 I 11lt I fl'\ .I" 1 .... 1. 'fl"~' 111.1111 ... II:• '111111 .11d IJi1 ho IJ-,llJI I., J•l.tlllllll)' ,Ill t \I 'If! 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IHltll\\1-.1 I \\toUl•I 111 11.,11111 I h11m1 d•1111 • 1111111111 • • I r" • I ll ... tld .\h 'I'\ "llllOJ.:, a ny-sided problem 11111-! .I h11 '""~I " lh.il "'''"' p1•1tJ1l1 ol• rt t'\ 1•11 '>l'I' \\ht rt• 11 h1•g1J1 .11d Sl t•\t'll 'Wh1·11 that hap 111 11:-. lh1·~ ·11 sit [01 d.i\., 1111 1·n<l I\ .tlllnl.' for,Ollll'th111g tngt•l dlllll' \\',• .ill I-IHI\\ that dm·sn't hapJ>t'n \ l'I \ Oft I'll • "Sl HE, PEOl'LE arl' l':t'>ll~ 111 t1m11l:11t•d U\ th1•s11<•ufth1ng., hut I lhtnk 1t g1it•., d<'l'pt•r th<111 that -,,1111 l h·ndrirk., "\\.'h<t l v.t• n· t 1ught from t'h11rlhorn1 1s that old C'lu·ht• ·an.' t htnJ.! \\Orth dcHnJ.! 1s \Hirth 1lc11ng wt>ll Wt• ha'< th!'> 1dl'a uf Pl'rfrcuon looming o\ l'r u~ ':om the Vl'r" "' url \n~ thing· 1.1.o rth doing 1s v.11rth rlOIOJ! poorh. I sa \ \\ hal J>Oint IS lht•rl• ht>l1 ev1ng that 1.1.c ran pl'rfllrrn pl'rfel'll) "hc•n v. t"rc• not pr1 rt'<'I p<•ople • Opt•r;it1ng unrler l,enrn .l/Oltr cnerrm curre rind pion occ.:ord · rnqly ... zclwn 1101(rC' loic. open the moil -it dnesn ·t requi r<? any hra ins. that bcihcf 1s bound lo make you feel madequat<'. anj!ry. w1llU1g to put the whole thing off to anolhC'r t1me."shesaid Another are a lhal all three <;pec1alists agreed o n. and one that keeps them busy counsel in~. writing books and lecturing, 1s the eon v iction that procras tination can he successfully controlled. "A WARF.NF.SS COM ES before options, .. said Reynolds . "The key in training people lo slop pro- cras tinating is m aking them see ·.heir own patterns of behavior. If they 're aware. options are a lways open . "First of all. people should learn to s ay no. H you can't do that you'll end up living your life according lo som eone else's wishes, a nd pretty soon. they'll all pileup. \ ~l'C'tmd. ll'a rn .'our t•nt:rg) c·un·1· and pl.in~ our t lnH' a<'rord 1n1tl' Find out\\ hc·n ~ou rt• mo:it alrrt whl•n ,·nun· <101.1. n "'ht•n 'ou·n· 111 ht;<l\H'C'n. and ehoose ap i>ropn::itt• tasks for t host.' t 1 mC's, "<IHI Hl'''IHolds ··F or most people 1n this rnuntr~. tht•1r Pnerg) curve 1s highest betv.C'l'n H·JO am and 11 30 a .m. thtm 1t d rops anrl do1•sn I romP up L1ga1n unl1l I 30 p m \\'hen you'n• hm. op<•n the mail 1l doesn I rl'qu1re an~ brains \\11en mu re high. do your high pnori l ~ work \1) hi gh C'nerg) cune p<•ak~ at -I 30 am .,o that s \'hen I gc>t u p and v. n tr sht·~a1d ACCORDING TO llendr1cks. prioritizing 1s the number one facto r 1n ove r co mi n g procrast1nat1on "You have to decide first v.hal you want to rlo. a nd 1f it's worth the sacrifice you must make to gel it. If it is. then make time to begin the project. If it is n't, then put it down on your list of priorities. Re me mber that present pain is future gain. Great tennis players practice all day. You have lo de· {'ide if you want to make that sacrifice. "Remember at the outset that you 'll be unco mfo r table sometimes. and that the job may be unpleasant. What's wrong with be ing uncomfortable o r doing som ething un pleasant Ir It brings you som eth in g good later'> . \ 11 .11!111n11 lf'fll f II clu1nr1 is 1rur!l1 clulll~I /J< 1or/.11 \ \ Ii Cl I /Jll /JI I I.'\ tli<'rl' he l1cn11µ I h u I 1 ce cu n pc r - f or m perlt'ctl.11 1ch£'11 1cc"r<'-not per/C'cf pc(lp/1"' Nothing Don 1 hl· ;ifraid to stick 'our rwrk 1>ut .. sht• .,aid Stt•H'ns think:. that pl•ople "Pl'rHI too mu<'h t1mr do1n.1.: v.ork that 1sn·1 produC'tt\'C. and isn·t fun I' I till' I' "\ Ol .. Vt-: (,OT TO ha\'l' hours to ht• prudu<'ll\t• anrl hours to n •la>.. hut a Int of 1wople ~pend th<•1 r ll llll' <·11ast1111" · B~ lhat I rnl'a11 lhC'\ n · not realh being proclud1\'l' hl'l Just• tlw) need lo rl'la\ a v. hilr 1H lh<') re not rt•all) n•l<l\inJ.! hP<'aust• the~ ·re frrllng guilt) ;ihout not being prorltH'll\'l' ··1 thin!. pt-opll' should re lax· morr. and mon• gl'nu1nel) ·· he sa1rl "Do tht• h•luse1.1.ork less oft en. less thorough!) Share the ' meniul laJ.>or Mo<;t people kno1.1. "hat's good for themselves. if lh<') ·11 only listen ·'Set you r go.its e\ er~ s ix months and n•v1ev. lhC'm at the end of that llmC' Plan a wee kly manag<'ml'nt session wht>re you review your ObJl'Ct l\'<'S, then set a plan for n week 's work toward them. You can always change the plans. nexlb1lily is built in \\'hen such u system bec·om es a habit, you've got the problem of puttin~ o ff things unde r control You'll bt.• s urprised how much you ca n get done. and still ha\ l' plenty o r lmic to relax." Steven said Swiss-cheesed, prioritized. ready to ay no a nd feen ng no guilt . this a r ticle wa finally begun. Nowll'slimetorelu '---~··..-.... ... -1 ... ---. . _., ........ _......,.,._, ........... ' ................. ·-· ....... ---... -.. ~----...--------------_. _______ ..... .. FE ATURES ' Do11't dil(lrify runuJr ' Benefit concert The New York String Quartet and UC Irvin• faculty mem. bers will perform a concert to provide s tud e nt mu s i c sc hol arships at 3 p.m. Feb. 22, at the Vill age Theat er. P reparing for t he concert , sponsored by UCI Town a nd Gown, are. from left. Lynette Hockwa ld, Barbara Hast y and Fra n ce Cam pbe ll. Tickets CS6> may be obtained by call ing 955-2190. DAil Y PtLOT .. PllBUC NOTiCE PlJBUC NOTICE PllBl.J.C NOTICS "C'TITIOUI IUI O•HS .. OTte• CW OfllOUITIC* ,te"n.,._,. ltUll•• _.,...,. .. _.... ... NAM• JTAT•MCNT Of' .. AltTN•ltlltlf' ...... ITA,....lfT 111M119 ITAftMellT The tollowl119 "''°"' ••• dolrl9 PllOlk ..ice '-llffWy .,...., INI Tiie ......... ..,_ ere .. ,,.. 1._. ........... .,.._ It ...,.. - b11"M•Us • llAHOAU.. W. l'-ANGHAllO -lllC MIMv•: M•&----. BLACK llOSE llUCl(1.E COM· DEVELOPMENT CO •• INC., SANTA MltMltA OIL CO .• "711 CllOll G~T ..... IS.. .... . PANY, .,.It.II Coest Ht.,.... • .,, S..11• "'-"'°'-...... ~ ...,., ti. Gr_ ..... "-· "-lllll!IM INdl, Terrect. l --1Mc11. c.i ...... . u1, oe,,. 1'91111. C.lllor"'• •1'2' llctlllo11• firm 11•me •1141 •hi• ol c .. ". ,...._ '"· -- Welly S..lherlel\CI, >41'411 Co.st YOlllA U HOA STATIOH PLAZA, et Grell! •• Ar ta•tlthl, 16711 ~GuyOlll,IM ...... Ttr• Hl9llwey, S11lle ISi, Oe 11e Polrll, 16371 lleecll111¥._, City of Hllnt"'91tft O,_•lew ~. H~ lleecll, rece,i..a.-IMlll.~ftllf. Celllortlle n.2'. IHCll, C-IV ol D<M .. , Se.le of C.llf, Tllb .,._it~ Wai lft. Allee J Herr......,,, J41M8 CN•l Celllor11le, cllcl Oft the t>rcl Oe'f ol 11• .. rt S. Mercer, U .. 7 M•'l'H 1¥ ...... Hl911,.,.y, Suite !JI, Oe11e Point, Jenuerv.1•1,111,-1,.,...,,,cllt· Orl11•,uM1r-..Ce1".-.. OonelCIO.C,_ C•lifor,,l•thlt. tolYI, 111'1' •lllld••••I. Ill• H id 0....-141 A.~ "' H.,tiof 1&1•1111 Tiiis U....,_t -............ This b11slntu 11 cond11<1ed Illy • .,.,t,,erslllp -terml11ate their rtl•· Ori••, Hewpcw1 •!'111 c.llf, fM6t. COlllll'I' Clerk of OrMet CelllllY tll 9ener•I P..-lntr$lllp. "°"'es PMtiwn therel11. 11 ... rt.,. w• -ti\, '" W•Y•ltw l'eb. •, 1'1! W•lly S..t,,.rletld Seid ll•alfWB 111 11\e future will be .court, VtMwe, C.llf. "1 ... Allee J Herrm•nn CO n d 11 Ct t Cl II Y II AN 0 ALL W. ...,., $. Herwltt, 6~1 Vie Loren10, Publl"lecl Or ..... CO.Ul Oell'I' ~. Tnls •!element WU 111111 Will'I ..... BL.ANCHAllD, -wlll N Y •no dlt· llllfKl'lt ...... Venlta,c.tlll. Feb .•• ta,10,2',t•t ""'' Coul\Jy Cl•r• or Ortn99 County on clleree •II lltbllltlu •llCI del>U or the Jer,.ICI 11. -11_,,. f'lltllff. Feo. 4. 19'1, · fi rm •llCI receive ell monies P•Y•bl• to HS E. O.llwlew Alltn.,., Oe kwlew, """' the firm. Cellf. tJD22. PuollsM<I OrM\ilOf Coesl Delly Piiot, Fur1her notice I• ntrtby 9lve11 tMI Ctrl F. ~. 601 .. V'lde orlw , Feo 6. 13.10, 27, 19'1 ..a.er the 11nder1l9nt0 wlll not be rHPontl· Newpon llHdl, C.111. "'611. ble, from this O.y °"• ,.,.. •llY o«>lig•· 1Cen11etll I(, l ertllolomew. 607 llo11 ll!Currecl Dy Int ot"-r In Ills own l•'l'tlde Orlvot. Hewpo,-t e.ec11, C•lll. neme or 111 Ille nemt Of the llrm. ""°· DATED AT Costt Mew, Celllornle, Lorrel11e !. Clllmaer, U20 E. - ------lhlt UrclO.y Of J..,...ry, 1911 Cll•pn1t11, F111"'1of\, C.111. SU1'1a10tt COUllT 01' CALll'OaNIA RIC o. ... '°""'"'' Co .• Inc. On lCI ...... , ..... E. Al•trl•, COUNTY 01' OllANGI Gto+-ge W A.Hw• Slerre Meire, Ceflf. N•. A'""' President Tiii• llllllMU Is COl!O\lcltCI by • NOTICE 01' INTINTIOH TO SILL 8111 T Auwe oe11ere1,,..._,..,,.,,, llEAL l'llOf'lllTY S.Crtt•rv Gr• E. Af99Clf..,.I AT l'lllVATI SALE ~ R-1111 W. Blench•ro Tiii• ... ...._, wes ~lled wllll the 1 n l~t lllWtler el Ille EUele el Pu011"'9<1 Orenge Coest Ot lly PolOI, COllf'lty C1ef1i of Or-ioe c-ty 011 Jeft. WI I. I. 1 AM W. 0 I N N I N, e 11 e , Ftll. 6 1'11 661 .. 1 21, 1'11 WILLIAM DENNIN, •llt llLL OIN· · f'IMDf NIN, OecHMcl. P UBLIC NOTICE P11b1IW.O 0r..,.. eoeu 0•111 Piiot, NOii<• ., Mrelly 91 ... n lhel, sllb)KI Je11. U, lO, ,..... '· IJ, "" UUI 10 col\llrme11011 by 111., Co11rl, on N7U7' Febr11•ry 2S, '"'· Int Adml11htr4Mor NOTICE 01' IULI( TllANSl'Ell ot "'"Hitt• OI WILLIAM w DENNIN ts.cs. "'1-4117 u .c.c .1 woll Sfll •I pr,.•te tale, to lhe lllQhHI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. •r>O DUI ,,., l>oOOtt Oii Int lerms •llO NOllC• " hereby gl¥11\ lo the l'ICTITIOUS •USINISS PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 'ICTtnout ........ . 'MAMSITAT ... ttf. The IOlrowllll ,._ _...._ ~IMH .. : VENICI' TllAOINO CO., to W. _.. St., Cost• Meu, c.t. ftU7 • Cl...eit ..,_.., .a W. C:.,... Or .• Stl!IA Alla, C:.. _,.., LI,,.. JMlt ~. "'2 W. C..• .1 ... Or., s..u ""'·CA."*· Thi• IMoll-Is <Oftduc-., • teM,.I_...~. L1,,...u.....,_ This ,sue.,.... -tti. _,. .. C·-t'I' ~of Or ... Count'!' t11Jefl. 14, ""· ,.,_ Pll4)11s-Or .... Cotti O.lly f'I ... Jt11. "· 23, •. ,.... '· 1•t m.1 PUBLIC NOTICE con<11t1ons hertonaller rnenltOMd, •II Credolori Of u Merine Franc•ou, • NAME STATIMENT flQnl 1111•, .,,., ll\ltrHI or WILLIAM C•lllorno• corpot•loOll, Tr•l\•feror, Tll• lollOWl"9 perM)fl I\ CI01f19 bU••· flCTITIOUSIUSINISS w DENNIN, de<HW<f, •• lh• d•t• 01 whOH Duslneo •Odress ,, llSSO n•U ., NAME STATEMENT hos oeatn ana all nQlll hllt. ano tn· Gollfllt Avorn.,., lt•tne 9VIJ, Covnly BAL BOA GRAPHICS, llO C•n•I SI., Tiie loll-Ing perMlft h dol119 IMISI· She i,vho excuses '""' '""' It>< HI••• .... •<QUlftd In ot OranQC', St.ate of Cahtornla, 111•1 • 8•1b0• ···-· C•llfornl• tlll(o?, "·~~~~ PRESTIA DATA SYSTEMS aOGohon 10 llWlt ot 0•1<-111 et tlle o•tt Dul~ tr•11sfer •• •bout to oe m.ooe to P•ul• J. lellm•l•r, 117'·• Rully, CON SUL TANT 'i.lOJ Mt. I( en ya ot ni, oe•1n. m lf\e rt>•t orop,rty toc•t t-4 un9r., T 1ger. Inc • • Cat1torni• N••por1 S.Mh. C•lffornl• •2'41 Court, Fouot•i~ V•ll•"· Ct lltornl• fd •n t~ C:O..n1y Of Or.,..941, Stett or Corpor•l1"". TrM1Sleree. wl'lose DY>1· Tiiis ouslneu 11 conoucteo bl' en in· 9'lot. ' C•l1lorn11. d<!>Ctlbed a\ IOllOw\ '"" •ddflt\\ " 1465? Oanara SlrHI, ai.taual Tnt P''-"Y '"commonly relettea van Nuys 91401, countv 01 Los PaulaJ.Ztllm•itr R1cllard CIWlrles Presti.a, 16103 Mt l>EAH ANN LA !'ll)ERS I ctm a female g e o logis t for a rnaJO • oil company and mus l lra vet for b usmt•ss Recent!}' I flew l t1 H o us ton with m) boss. who is al lca:-ol 50 1 I an 1 2:!J We had lo finalize a busin ess deal Hnd I Nas a key pt>rson in the tr a n s action There v.t· rt' s ome b usin ess lun<'hes, dinners and e nt«rtam .ment with Lhe other corn pany's r eprcs t>nlutl\ es The d ecsl wa~ sue· cessfuJly completed. and \\-e returned lo N1:v. Orleans Dunn~ the trip m y bos~ a nd I remained on a .. Mr. and M iss" b(.IS 1s . We exchanged nothing more than a hands hal<e When I r e turne d from the trip I was comm<•nded for a Jo b well d o ne and givt:n a promotior Well. the news s pre ad like wildfire. Nov. rumors are flymg th; 1t we were together night a nd day and l am s ir epmg my way to the top. I 'm furio u s about th e! e hes and don 't know hO\~ to combat them. ll is all sv unfair. I ha ve worked lik e a dog tog el where I am. The record is there for anyone v 1h o wants l o s ee it What can I do to protec t my reputation and r egain m y good n ame? A LAO Y WITH A CAREER DEAR LADY: Slue who e xcuses hers elf - a ccu se11 herse lf. It's always a mis take to dig niry an ugly rumor b y lsi iulng a denial. M oreover , It's a wast~ of time and energy. Rise above the gossip and prete nd you don't hear It. Your 10 "" UI? Sierra Sle<1a, lrvl11e, Allgeles, SteteolCelilornla. 1,.11 ttttt,.,..nt was tiled .,1111 111, l(env• Court, Fount•l n V•ll•Y. C•l•l~rnl• Tne propo!rty to oe tr•nslettea 1s county Clttk or Or•noe Cou,,ty on Ca~~~;~:.~~~·11 con<lucle<I by en In· Tne ·-··" \Ubjlt<I to (Uttfnl to.es, located 01 3101 e CO••• HtQl\W•Y. FtD l, 19111 d1vldue1. co..,,.n•nt\,con<1nlons,r•\trlcllb""·'•' .. Coron.t del M•r fi2t.2S , County ot FU.S110 Rlc~rdC. Prutl• trYlllon•. rlql'lll. ttghh ol wav. HS.· Or•nge. 51•1• of C•hlorn1• Publlshed Or6'1Qe CN'1 O•lly Pilot. m•nl> ar>O encumbrtnces con1•1nec1 In S•ia properly,. descrlllfd in QeMral Feo •. ll, 10, 21, 1991 014.11 Tiiis slelement w•s meo with llw 4n a ll ln<lu••"" OHO ot 1ru1t r11e P•OP •• All \too "' tr•de. tootures. equip· . _ __ _ County Cler~ ot Oran91 Co11nly on ANN lANDfRS pert~ IS to De \Old on •n "ts Is · D•sls, men1 •ncl good will th•I re\l.aurant PUBLIC NOTICE Feb "l'l9I t'XCeptastotlllt bu\1ne\\ known a \ Bernard'\ ~UH .. 810\ or oflet\ ••• 1nv11eo tor this Rut.aur•nl •ncl iouiea at 1201 E Publlsl'lecl Or•nge Co.tsl O•lly Piiot, property •na rn11\1 be in wrollnQ •nd CotSI H19,,wey, Corona dtl Mar UUS. "CTITIOUS IUSINIH feD •· 13, 10, 21, 1'1111 •1'1-11 .s trongest clefen se i~ top· notc h job p e rforma n ce m ... 1eo 10 '"' o•foce of Don•la L coun1y of 0r-. s1a1e of C•l1torn1• NAME STATIMINT 3ftd COfltlnUt'd ladylike behavior. GrHnt, AllorMy tor Aomlnl>tr•lor. al Tllr bul~ lransfer •tll De consum· Tiie followlllg pert011s •rt doln9 ~' Dover Drive, Suite 100, Newpart m~teo on or •tier ttw '11h d•v of o'"'"''''•' nEAH ANN /\ c ouple o f months ago a girl Bu en. C•ltlOfl\t• Mercn 1'111 -cl••m• may De ftltCI BUSINESS CENTER 111, ?ltll L• a s ked, "WhJl do \OU do With the le tter s from Tnt pr-rty wtll °"sold on Int •t WELLS° FARGO BANI(, N A · Per RNd, Ltgulw Nl9 ... 1, C.lllornla fOllOWlr>Q ••rm\ <•"'or P••• ,.,,, •ncl EH row ~r1ment, Rt Escrow No n•n n:•a ders after you read and print them? .. You said l'•rl cted1t.tne ltrm\ ol sucn crea1110 •o 3~. WO N•wpor1 C•nter D<tvt, C•mpbell Auoclalu ti I, A )1lU des troy lhem Rut when someone asks you to oe •ccep1.aote to trw uno1•S19ne<1 •r>O ;Ul0,N•W1>0r18H<".t2'60.Co..n1vor c e1itornl• _, .. .,.,,,..,,"•P, 21611 r"P ""l a "OIUmn, \'OU:' rf• a'blc tO repnnt 1't WOrd for to tn• ~11~11or C:o"''· 10'-of 11\f Ora1191,Stateo1Ca1tforn1a L• P•r Roed, L•91111• NIQ11el, '-' ~.... '-'-' •mount bid to K<~ny OW offtt bf All c1•1ms must be '~•tved •t tnt\ C•lifo,ni• m n. w ord <.'Vt'n 1f il "JS "'ri ll~ll year~ ago. How is this <••t1•1te1 ci..o ena ,,.,. tMl•nc• 10 oe •odreu oy tnt '•"' O•Y of M•rch, t'lll, u. T. Thomptorl 111 .• ,, 11101v1d11e1. Pos:.1blt.''> CL HIOliS I iii 1\1 JAMI P••d on 1trrm ~·-10 by Ille P•r11H union "" Dul~ lranster alM> 1ncluM\ n~o Ali.I-Terr•ce. UIQU,,. Beecll, Ta At\ rent\ oper•ttr'IQ •no m •1n ·~ tt•n\t•r ot uquor ltc•nw. 1n wtucn C•Utorn .. ftt.S1 DEAR c RIOl'S: F.very column that ap· ltn•nce ··~"'"· •ncl premium• Oii use. •II claom> must De rt<f•vea pnor Jolwl G VlllMUne, .,, ll!d1¥1dvtl, P. ea n. in print "oes into a scrapbook. Whe n a ln\Ut.tnce lKOPlablt 10 Int purcl'lawr to Ille d•I•"" wl'lt<l'I lne liquor ltetnM 37CI' ou .. BIVd •• Corona 0.1 M•r. ,.. >h•ll °" s><o••~ •• 01 tne 0•11 01 Ille " tr•""'"f rf'qUt:Sled by 8 DUmber Of CIO\f OI IKtOw Eu m1rwli°" OI lillt, AICOl\011< 8fvtrt91 ContrOI Thi• bullneu 1$ COncl11Cled DY a rcad~rs I h ve no l bl r· d" i t r•coro1no of CGnYf'y•nc• ,,.,., .. , ••• So •• ,·~ k.no¥wf'\ to the' transt•rtt. •II ~.,., •• p.w'tl'Mtf"\IMO • a rou t> ID ang • es, •no any ltlle 1n>11rano pOit(y ,,, ... OU\11111\ """""' .na •Odre•SH u ... a Dy CtmclOell Auocl•les Ill. 'fl~rr 1s a Oig d1/Jererzce between cold and cool. oe •• ,,.. ••P"fl ... 0111w 1>11rcnew• or Tr•nsreror 1or trw '""' ye.a1s 1•st A C•fl tor111 e Ge11ere1 Ann I.anders shows ."OU 1iow to play It cool without Purcll••er• Tiie undtr119n10 re P••I. ,, a1111,.,,, rrom trw •bo••. ••• Partne•INP ':1 \>4!rves trw ngM to re·tuse 10 4'C<eot .,,, no"~ Rooer1 M~ CMnpbeU freelmy pt•opl t> out m her booklet. "Teen·Age Sex -.,,., •II btO\ prior lo '"''Y of •n oro.r Dfttcl J•unuary lO, 1'181 A c;.,,.,.1 P•r1Mr Ten Way!. to Cool It." Send 5() cents and a long, self· conllrmono ..,,. HuNGRv TIGER, INC Tiii• sie.....,,. •H 111tc1 wlt11 111e D"tta It'll\ Jrd day ot February, 1'181 • ~hlornla Corpoulton Counly C .. rk of Orange County °" addres~ed stomµed t'nvelope to Ann Landers, P.O. 01"NE e. DENNIN ,r.ian Reclhe..i ,.,,.,.,Y 12, 1•1. Box 11995. Clm:auo, flhnois 60611 Aamlnlslrator of Est•1t Prnioent, Tr•n'"'" H11-& .,, ... ,, ol Wiiiiam w O..nn1n WEI.LS FAflGO IANK. N.A. A-•'l"M U • ~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;:;~~z:;,~~ .. h1 DONALD L.. GllEINE Eu ro., Oeptrtment 1 ... fftlrcllllcl on ... S4o1W t• RUFFELL'S .... '\? CJ\ CJ~! Allorneyatuw W.ONtwpot'1CtntttDr.::12lO ""'Offk• ... 1 .. n h-. umars Gi 901 Dover Orive, S111le 200 Newp0r1 8eaell. CA 92W.O lnri.., C........ mu PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINHS NAME STATEM•NT Tl\e lollowl119 "'"°"' ••• dol119 bllllllHS•1 SPI INVESTMENTS, 21•11 Lii Per Rotd, L_.., Nl911tl, Cetllornl• tl6n. Celllorn1e mn F •• l11veslments. 27•11 1.e Pei ito.o, L-Nl9Ufl, C.lllorl'll• m n. A 1eaa11cler & Ale aa11der 01 Cellfor11le, IM., t.UO E . ..,, Street, Suite 100. P.O 8o11 sew, Sema A,,., Ce111or11le '1102. Tl\IS buSlllHS " co11d11cted H • 9•ntral~llllp F•r I """"'nwnts, A 0.-111 Pe~~lp Art ..... 8. 81r1Cllff ~al P•r1,,., Thlt N..,,_t Wts lllecl with lfle Co..nty Clerk Of Or•1199 Cou11ty °" Je1111try IS. 1 .. 1. H•-r&V- Alt«•'l'&alUw , ... l'tWdllN Driw, kite l• f'etlOHke .. 1"17 ,,. .... ~mu I CllSTOM FRAMING I NewpOr1 e .. ch. CA t?W.O Alt; Pam~.. (1141'1~tM1 UPHOLST!R Y Ttl 17141 •4>7000 E•crow•U,J~ po1QUJ '1AIM O pen 6 Days A W eek Puo111nea Or•nge Co.tst Dally Pilot, Dubhsl\ed Orange coast D~uly P11o1. Pullll-Or-Coell Delly Piiot, P111111w.o OrMI09 Cont 0.11'1' Pllol, 17141 ""'*' Wheot You W01tl M on .·Fri. 9-6 Sat. 10-4 FeD s, •• "· 1~1 6SO-tt F•D •• 19'1 •M>-11 ,.,,, lO, ""'· •• IJ, 20, , .. , SOo .. 1 Jell JO,""·'· ll, 20, ltll so..-tl '"• '"' 1803 Newport Blvd. ---.- HOROSCOPE 1922 Horbor llvd. :> Costa Mesa t PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NO'l"lCE ... ~c_o_•_•_a_M~··-o~--s_._._.1_1_s_6_ .... ·~·~==:::d~l:;:~g,;J1b::==~~~~ -;;-D-IN_A_N_CENO.~ PUBLIC NOTICE Time on l\ries' side SAT•IR[••A Y, FEB. 7 By ~ YONEY OMARR A RIES (Mar 21 1\pr 19) Delays work in your favor Don't (.ltlC mpl t o forc e 1.ssues ~ T ime is on your side TAU R US <Apr 2C•·M ay 20). Popularity in creases. New . importa nt contacts are establis h ed. Accept so c1al invitation GEMI NI <M ay 21 June 20): Revise, review a nd ~rasp opportunity lo r e bu.ild on a m o r e solid structur e Your positi<:1n is st r o n g . ('.~NCER (J une 21-July 22>: Good lunar aspect h ighlights c h ange. travel. variety a n d ability lo f{el major p o ints across Member of opposite s ex confid es f celings. LEO (July 23·A111.:. 22): Family discus sion conc<.'rns finances and poss ible purchas e of lux· ury item. Adjustrncnlt flifesl y leis indic ated. V IRGO Ct\u~. 23·~iept 22): What :ippear ed within redch become~ elusive A cont ract may contain "trick" rlause LIBRA ( St'pl. l 3 ·0ct 22) Y o u make ·•comebac k ." /\pparer t Joss boomeran~s in your favor SCORPIO <Oct 23 Nov 21 1 Finish rather lh(.ln imt1ate proJect. H eward 1s on horizon. Em· phas 1s on added rccog n1t1on S AGJTTARJUS C N o v 22-D<·c 21 l Surpris e gift high lights s cenario. l'~ocus on famil y, home and est ablis hme nt o f r .ew, productive policy. CAPRIC ORN C De c. 22·J an 191: You reg am s ense of direct ion Sele ct quality; rejec t superficial explanat10 n s AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 18 1 Pro t<.'c l possessions . A void s c attcnng your forces. You r ecover lost o b ject. PISCES (F e b . 19·M ar. 20): T rust your own judgment. T h ose w h< 1 alt empt to couns el you may be s incer e but m i sinformcd. THE GIRL FROM DURANGO ( • No doubt about 1t. she wears the real thing: authentic butter-soft Larry Mahan cowboy boots and super fitting jeans. Pan- handle Slim shirt and Comstock heart-shaped belt buckle. all coordi- nated in a sexy look You ·11 find the best of the west for men and women at Durango Oa._,b,ou~ V11ta9e at El Toro t.t-.11 ; I> Fw., So & ad1ace"1 to Layvna Hills Mall uguna Hills 951·5700 MC V•sa M lu W 10·6 Tfl·Fn 10·8 Sat 10·6 Sun 12·5 STEPPING STONES TO SUCCESS PRESENTS Ladies Only 1000 1-lb Sees Candy lree dur 119 Huntington Center Lad1e;i Days J .ssl check your dnver he number by n 1?xl Tues 1000 Winne1,·s See's Candy Guys & gals. check your CA ID or dnver Ire al Hun11119t•::>n Center lor sweepstakes prizes up to -.450 Al so 100 1 ·lb. w inners Sec? s Candy for ladies or1ly during Lad1os Oavs Ends Tues reb 10 FOCUS ON YOUR FUTURE AN INTENSIVE ON E-DAY WORKSHOP THAT TARGETS THE BEHAVIORS AND SKILLS THAT LEAD TO HIGH CAREER PAYOFFS FOR WOMEN Lecturer : SHELIA McCANNA Saturday, February 21, 1981 · Registration: 115 Per Penoe Includes Lunch, Refreshments, Work Book , And Handout Materials Camelot Restaurant, 1100 So. Grand Ave. lAt Mc Fadden> Santa A.aa 8:30 A.M. -4:30 P.M. LEARN HOW TO: • HandJe uncomfortable Confront•· lions and come out a winne r • Take ris ks that h ave high career p1yotr. • • Tell tbe dJfference ~ween being a doormat and a cooperative colleague. •Handle Ulie .exual rem•rli. • Overcome your fear of f•ll•re . . or y our t.oar of 111c~s. •Tan job lntervlew1 laio .tQ olfenl. •Avoid l1'e fear awtvJ "doat•a". • Recoplae opportultin Hd an? CALL (714) 'ISl·fllS FOR INFORMATION Oil BROCHURE 1£Clln'£1 TOOA'I' "PAClt Ill Ll•ITSD <'eaftr•-....... •AllH .... ""• .. ,. " ....... AUea_tl.__, __ eNtu ........ r __ cu~ou~--=-~~J2~~v- "' •lt °"""*8 ... , .... ,.., • Steppla~ Stones To Succe111t 5280 lrvlne Blvd., l:JI. lrvlne, CA 92714 'l't•I I r~llllt.....--1 Q..~:-,..._ cny ur ,..,.,,,1,1 8 •1 n... hr•" u1c10•1to 8 ••• • •-c..... ..,.,_._ I,, .. • , AN OllDINANCE 01' THE COUlfTY Off OaANGE, CAl.lffOllNIA, ADOpoTED f'UllSUANT TO THE STATE f'UUOUNG AND ZO•UltG I.AW, llECl.A5Sfl'YING CEllTAIN I.AND IN THE f'l.ANO T•A•UCO •••A FllOM THE Al "GENlllAI. AGlllCUl.TUaAI." DISTalCT TO THE 11oa1NSON llANCH f'C "f'l.ANNID COMMUIUTY" DIST•ICT, SUIJECT TO THE ae>alNSON llANCH 1'1.ANNEO COMMUNITY DIVEl.Of'MINT PLAN IN ACCOllOANCE WITH THE COM,.llEHENSIVE ZONING CODE 01' ORANGE COUNTY. TM lloclrd ot Suc>erv•M>r> ol 11\f Co11nly of Or.,,91, C.Mor"'•· OOt\ ora411n •• tOllOW\ ~ECTION I Sf!<ltan•I D1tlr1<I M4!1' 1~. 11+1. U+1 -1.4-+I (lone Cn•"ll• No ZC C-UI ere nereoy •CIOPlllO •• •onlne aistr1<: 1 me~ ot t.M c-tv of 0••"91--lo S«lion 1 , • ., of the Coclllllld OrdNn<H ol t,,. County ot Or•n91 SECTION 1 The ROlllll!IOfl R•ncn P,_ Commun1ly 0-W~I Pi- ls he••lly ~ed 10 oe tllKllve llPOtl recorO.tlon with tN Coun4y R..:oro.r. County of Ortn91, pursutnt to Se<llOI! 7·t.103(bl Of Ir. COOl!leo Ordin.oM•• of the County of Or-•nd to Se<l•on J ol 1111• OrclinetK• ~ECTION 3 Thi\ Of"do,,.nct \llt ll !Atlle lflKI -De In 11111 force tl'lirty UOI o•n rrom •no •tter 1u Ptt-. •na Def...-. o. •J<Pl••tion of llfl•n t UI Otys .,.., .... PHW19t thereO! SIWll lie p11llfl•ntcl In the O•-Coast Deily Pilot,. newspeper pUC>tl\htd In int County of Or-. Si.w of C•lilomi• . ._tfw, wit" '"' n1mes Of Ille memt>ert of ll'lt Boera of S-n1l10rs •olin9 for al\ll -lnJt f .' RALPH 8. Clarll. Chairmen Of the Bo.tr a of Supertl\Ofl or or-County, C•llloml• SIGNED ANO CERTIFIED THAT A COPY OF THIS DOCUMENT H"S BEEN DELIVERED TO THE CHAlllMAN OF THE BOAR D ISEALI JUNE ALEXANDElt C••r' ol ,,,. Board Of s-"'''°" County of Or<1n91. C•lltornt• ST1'TC )FCALIFORNIA / lu COUNTY OF ORANGE I 1, JUNE ALEXANDER. Clerk of the Board ol SuperYi.JOn, c1o llenlOy cer111• ,,,.t •t • ·-••• m•t1119 ol the Bo.rd of SupervlJOn Of Or-C-Y. Callforr11•. held on ti.. 2tth day or J••~•o 1tt1. the f-1"11 ordilltnc:e c-l•l~no lhr• UI Mellon' w•s PtlM<I al\ll ~td by lt'8 followlfle -•: AYES SUPERVISORS Bruce Notencll, T~ F. Riiey, R-r It St•nlon. H•ttiflt M .• 1-t •l!d R•lph 8 Cl•r" NOES SUPEltVISOllS N- AllSENT SUPERVISORS N- IN WITNESS WHEltEOF, I II•"• herevnlo Mt my llalld •l!d etfiaecl Ille Of· llclel se•• of me llo.trd Of S-rvl'°" Of fhe Coullty or Ortn9f, SCete of C.elllor11le, lllh 2111\ clay ol JM1very 19'1. !SEAL) JUNE ALEXANDER Cter•oftr.BoardofSupervlW>tS of 0•Ml99 C°'tf'lly, Celllornl• P11bfls110r-Co.tsl Delly i llo1 Feb 6. '"' 569-81 : . : 11 I I · ··--· t .. -.7---------·--------•12: 6--,---------------- 1 I I I I Al )Hj }&•f oll -----------------i -=-;.il.:.&~•""a°"'Q;....;.-~, 7 -6 -6 As I '. ___ ~ ______________ _,_,,,,_...;;s;..•;..•"-4~f'-.;..l.;..il.-l"'----'7"' ____ is::&;! __ _ ... )2!> ill ' I 14-6 ·7 I I I I I ' ~,. .. ). &67 •O Nat' 2 11 1111 ·~ ---·-------------• I ' I PC .... . ~ ...... .. ..; .... .... ..... :13-6·7 I I lt1~9 l)09W "ll2>09 ( lJ l C b2 24-&-7 ~ ... 89 l fllt '· l&Jf ·~ Al ..,. __ ..,, ___ --------__ .. _ 18-6-e: ~ ~ "' . ... ... • .. "' .. 0 ... Al 19 -C-C ---------------__ _, __ ------------------- COTO DE CAZA I I 'CHANGE OF FROM . A ·I TO. PC ZONE 80-23 AOOPTED: ac. PLANNING C.OMMlSSION J~N. S. lt81 BOARD OF SUPE.AVllOAS JAN. 28, IMI OROtNANC.E NO: lt4+ .. Al . • • . • ' . . . • . ' . ' ' • . • . . . . T•I F.\JllLl' Cl8(;lJI NOTHING'S wrong. We were just seeing who could sing highest." MARMADl'"E by Brad Anderson 2·6 ··He's been upset all day. You didn't tell him goodbye this morning!" by Virgil Partch (VIP) , "George certainly has 1 way with words." DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum Wanna hear what I got planned for today, Mom?" '~ "I guess not. huh?" by Harold Le Doux. WE DON'f KNOW' WE FOUND THt GUARD UNCON:,CIOU5 ... &TRIPPED I WO NDER WHERE THEY WENT? MAY~E THJ5 WOUt..D 6€ A GOOD TIME TO ~Pl.If' I uEf THf FE£L- INC7 THE :,ER0EAl'IT l!>N'T ~UYIN(; OF HI~ UNIFORM.' - "ISS PEr\CH MOON Ml:LLINS ACROSS 1 Lowdown 6Conv9fse 10 Fuel 14 Music: w0tk 15 Judah's son 16 French department 17 Recontest legally 19 Norse !100 20 Surgical 1001 21 Keenest 23 Curves 25 Tokyo. once H Old au10 ~7 Ve/llcle ~Small " lmolln1 Brtbt Mtcn 34 Coatlt' ldn M Whert Valltl· • ti le 40 Cur 'JS_.mtd . :ie:, 47 -~ 4' ldwey. "91'1 ===-~Ont ... y BUT, SlJR'Et..Y> A FINE .AftTIST L.IKE YolJ ... 54 E*. uml UNITED Feature Syndicate 57 Crowd Thursday's Puzzle Solved 59 Harshness 61 Juslice: 2 WOfdl 64 Flourish 67 Arla 68 Marylander: 2words 10 Ranoe part 71 Minced oath 72 Girl's name 73 Oclavfa's male 74 Lt1 75Pl\.IMS DOWN ::Jl:D 3:J:J(J rll::lrl11ii ~::J:J!l J::JrJJ fl[)[J[)IJ l::J::JJil!JJilCJ ()l]()(JiJ :JJJ::J.J ::ia::i ::JrJilGJ J!lilJOJJ .J~(]il ~:J:J:J.JiJ C.CJ:Jl:luu 3lJ :::J::J.J!l:J o:mua ::J"'J.J .J::liJ::J:J OOilO llJ::JJ J::Jil::JU J rJ C !JJJ!JOJ :.J:Ji.l~rJ:1 :.U!l:J ]:.JOtllUJO .l::l'.lli :J!JJ J()LiC:JrJ :J.JiJ.J.J J::l::l.JiJOiJ[J(] :J::liJ.JJ ::lJ:J!J OCJ[J[J ilJiJJiJ J.JJLI illJLiiJ 1 Erle or Knox ~~ 2C~t 3 Commemo-22 Chlmber 48 Hellcllne rtte 24 w..... 48 Btrgt 4 Rubbleh 27 Engine parts 51 POA """1btf 5 OeYilllb 29 Cuc:kooplnl ~ Scot1leh "* 1 2 J • • 6 Clothe 30 tnciue 55 Purple ltlede ..._..__...._ 1 Collletlon• 32 Son food se L.lnQUlllW 8 SMplno tOOI 35 JIWllll fett 58 Scow II M*'91' 37 Burial 80 Vtlt!Nnt 10 Conllne ..-Ace:. e2 Nevfda City 11 Mllldltl 2 wordl 13 MID tottti 12 ~ 31 Blglnner 15 °"*' 1s 1tow: Mut. • Uned up ee ....,.. II --outdOOt 41 M11tt11 ltala. CltPtl '3 C,.,. • TN Mtw. MY ~TO~"I'' by Mell Lazarius w~ OON1r w1~ ro EJ~G / sur r~e c.~mc4 ~...-1D Ii WA~ ve~Y t..ON6 .... by Ferd & Tom Johnson -· . PMNl1T8 11EN6LISM TEST ... DEFINE TME FOLLOWIN6 TERMS'' TUMBLE•EED8 11 CLOSE AHo CftN ruNCTUAro. ... DtAamcAL MA'l.K ... END·STOP. .. " IT 'S HARD TO TELL THE BOYS FROM THE GIRLS THESE DAYS GORDO HE6t.£W EJ6fff:n.IE IJJ/./Ti/ HID ~/AJO A >llLLf ,, ""'" IR()tf( ... LE1WCRS ... LEVEL Of l>5A6E ... OIWtNAL~ .. PE«IOO FAULT ... " by Charles M. Schultz MAVPAV! MAVDAV! f by Tom K. Ryan 0 ~veNARWIW l'f POWN 70 oNe OF l:OUR C71R£:CilONS. -. --- by Ernie Bushmiller IT 'S EA'5Y---LITTLE 0 oYS ALWAYS WALK THROUGH h-..,--,~-r-rr""'l--.-....~ 'l'"HE PUDDLES by Gus Arriola IT 8ICEW a'.IQ< N.Jo COLD!' ~ ~~ Wml "T>e&>J 70 ~{ NO S04Pf ._ ____ ..ii."'-ii~~~--.;;.;.1 :Z-6 ~~~ ._ ___ __ FL'NK l' "INKERBIE~ N , DE.FI NE T~E FOU..OWING: DR A BB LIE ~ l I f e (I.) WAN FOB •ETTE8 oa f08 •Oall I MUST SA'f yoo'vE SEEN AWFOllY GOOD To CO~\E, EL ... by Tom Batiuk by Kevin Fagan Ml,~Atl. "-AO 1'0 $U ~ClJ'ltE ~£l.IN" 6C1YE~! by Lynn Johnston )'EAH .... \\'.,It~ I HAO f\ FRIE.NO LIKE ME t .. OBITUARIES ..... ....... Cl•Cll MARI• ME RCEDES Cl EtK, •'4t 9', pautd away on FtOtuarv 4,, ,,., In N•WPOrl IHCh, C• Rtt ldtnl 01 Newport ••ach, Ca '°' JO YHr\ Survlwed by her'°" Albert L C eek, tr•nddauohttr l tvtrly Marie Clec~ M ember of the E!utern Star Arranoemtnh by Ntptunt ~Otlttv with burl•l •t •• JON•S •w•v on February 4, 1911 Survllltd by '°" Jal'Ms W ~argent of Huntington Btach, ca., sl5ttr Hope Albrl9ht of llllnols, 3 orandchlldrtn, 3 orut gr1ndc hlldr41n Ill Of Irvine VI ltation will be twld on FrldlyL February •· '911 from / OOPM 10 '#.QOPM Howry wlll be r~ t •ttd •• 1 .JOPM at the Dll· day BrotheHS Chapel Mah ot Christian Buriol w lll be on SaturCl~v . f-ebruory 7, 1981 at 10 OOAM di St Bonaven· lure Catholic Churc h , Huntl~ton Be.ach, Ca. In· tumut •t Holy Cross Cerneterv. Culver C1 ty1 Ca Directed by Dilday Brothe1 s. Huntington 8e.tch Chapel, Beach and hl~rt 842·7771. RI C HA RD HA.LE JON ES, ._ ~3, ruldtnt Of HU11t1no•on 8HCh, C• PHs.<t ••IV on February I, '"' at the Balboa Naval He>ipl tal, S.n 01990, C• M r Jone~ wH born 1n Belle Vernon , Pen n\ylvan1a on January 3, 1911 He had been a member of the U.S Navy for more than 20 years, re • tlrlno in 1961. For the past WILSON 16 ye.rs he has been a JACK l WILSON, age representati ve of the 62, resident of Huntington Automobile Club of Beach, Ca. Passed away Southern California. on Wednesday, February Beloved hu sband of 4, 1981 at the long Beach Ma rgaret L . Jones, Veterans Hospital. M r . belovedfatherof Su!.anM. Wilson wa s born ,on Jones of Westlake Village, December 3, 1918 in Ca. and Richard L. Jones Wi llawaw, Washington of C osta M esa , Ca . He came l o Southern Funeral services w ill be California after serving in conducted on Friday. the U .S. Army during Feb r u a r v 6 . 1 9 8 1 a t World War 11 . He had been 7:30PM at the Pierce a chrome plater with the B r o the rs s m i th s • National Seal Corporat ion M orguary. Interment will until ill health forced his be at Riverside National retirement. Beloved Cemetery. Pierce Brothres husband of Peggy E . Sm iths' Mortuary direc-Wilson, also leaves 2 sis- tors. 536-6539. ter s Ersel Crook and McVEIGH Blanche Baratich both of Aberdeen, Washington. 0 R · R 0 N A l O J · Funeral services w ill be M CVE IGH, ~ge •9, resi-conduc t ed on Sunday, dent of Huntington Beach, February 8 1981 at Ca . Passed a w ay on 2:00PM at Pierce Brothers Fe ~~uary 4 , 1981 at Sm iths' Chapel with Rev. f>ac1f1ea Hosp!tal follow· R ick Ertel. a ssociate • ing a lengthy illness. Or· pastor of the First United M cVelqh was born on July M ethodist Church of Hunt- 9, 19~1 in New Haven, Con-ington Beach, officiating. nect1~ut. He atten.ded the Interment w; 11 be in publ ic schools 1n Ne w Riverside Nati o nal Haven, Connecticut and ce m e t e ry . pi er c e received his bachelor and B r 0 t h e r s s m i t h s • M aster s Degrees f_rom Mortuary director s . So u t he r n Con n e c t 1 c u t 536-6539 State. After ser ving in the · armed forces dur.ing the WEEKS K_or ean War he received ROBERT G. WE EKS, his Ooc!orate fr?m UCLA.JR., resident of Costa At the time of his death he Mesa, ca. Passed away on was a Counselor of !he January 30, 1981 in H~ntl~ton Be~c h. Union Bakersfield, ca. Sur vived High School District and by h Is 5 chi 1 d re n , teaching at Long Beach Raymond Kenneth Jef· State University. He was a frey, Michael, and Robert past command~r of the G. w eeks 111 , also his Am e~lcan Legion Post, parents M r . and Mrs. ~91 1n Hamden, Connec-Robert G. Weeks, Sr. of t1cut, a member of th~I Yucaipa,Ca.,2sisters Myr· UCLA Doctoral Alumni tie Zink of Scottsdale Associat ion, American Arizona anl'4 Carol Van'. Federation of Tedchers Vyve of E Toro, Ca., 1 Raps laol•dag Schmitz again assails King By O. C. H USTINGS Ol I• O.lly ~ '4efl State Sen. John Schmitz, R·Newport Beach, is 110 upsel about the possibility the Legislature mitcht mandate a stat e holiday in honor of the late M artln t.uther King Jr. that he will ask to testify aaalnst such legislation when it comes before com- mittees of the Assembly. Thill ls an unusual move because, normally, legi latlve protocol dictates that senators testify before Senate committees and assemblymen testify before As- sembly committees. A sse mblyman E l ihu H arris, D·Oakland, has in troduced AB 312, w hich would make King's birthday a holiday in California. Schmitz bases his opposi- tion on three gr ounds: "First, King is absolutely 1t1No the wrong person to honor with a paid holiday Second, the stale has too many rec· ognized holidays and taxpayer s are tir ed of pay. ing employees for work not being done. "Finally, we must return to the concept of American holidays for all people. The current trend to recognize blacks. women and other special interest groups further fragments society, aid ing the ver y cause of separateness which is the stated anathema of the civil rights movement." * • * THE CALIFORNIA Rifle and Pistol Associa- tion has named Rep. Robert Badham, R·Newport Beach, the '·outstanding l egisl ator of the California congressional delegation." The award is made annually to the lawmaker who contributes most to the shooting sports and who is dedicated to the principle that law-abiding citizens h ave an inalienable right to own and use firearms, according to an announcement from Badham 'sofflce . * • • BADHAM IS the senior Republican on the ac- counts subcommittee of the House Administration Committee. He also i s the r anking Republican on a newly formed task force on committee reorganiza· tiOl'I of the same committee. He continues as a ember of the House Armed Services Committee, ser ving on the sub- committee on procurement and military nuclear system s and the subcommittee on research and development. In addition, Badham has been re-elected vice chairm an of the U.S. congressional and tourism caucus. Also, he has been named chairman of the task force on defense for the Republican Research Committee, an of ficial arm of the party in Congress. And the Newport Beach lawmaker con- tinues as vice chairman of the executive board of the Republican Study Committee Badham also continues as a member of the R epublican Policy Committee. 27 GOP con- gr essmen who set policy for the Republicans in the H ouse and Phi Delta Kappa, Cal brother George Weeks of State Long Be_ach. Beloved Costa Mesa, Ca. Graveside h14sband of Eileen Warren services will be held on Fri·..---- M cVeigh, beloved father day February 6 1981 at of Pam A. M cVeigh, a 2:00PM at Eternal H'"'s freshman at Orange Coast cem etery, Oceanisde, 1 l . College, Ka r e n E. ln lieuofflowersthefamily Mc_IJeigh •. Sophomore at suggest:. dona t ions be Edison High School and made to lhe American Robbie W. McVeigh, 5th cancerSociety. grade at Eader Elemen· tary School, also surviving are his mother Muriel M cveigh of N orth An- dover. Massachusetts, a sister Kathy Mcveigh of New Haven, Connecticut and a brother Paul Mcveigh of Riverside, Ca. Friends may call until 9: OOPM this evening at Pierce Brother s Smiths' Mortuary where funeral services will be conducted at 9: 30AM on Saturday, February 7, 1981 with Rev. Bruce Kurrie, pastor ot the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant officiat- ing. Interment will be at the Riverside National PUBLIC NOT ::E Art Show Hun11ng1on Center FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Valentine Ar1 Depe NAMI. STATEMENT daily lhru Sun The lol-1"9 per-. .. Ooir19 OOS• .------------! ne\S ., BEACON HILL APARTMENTS., 4000 Mt<Artllur BlvO , Soult• 700 E•\I. PUBLIC NOTICE N•wport Beech, C•lllorno• 9~ .. ICTITIOUS IUSINE5S Or ROClerl F BHucnamp. 4000 NAME STATEMENT M.t<Arlhur BlvO . Sult~ 700 E""· The loil-lnQ --Is Going Dusi Newport Beach, Calllorn1a 91660. neu as. a.:.~·~.':"SIAC!U ·~ Con<IUCltd fly ao "' BAH ~PANV, 10957 Palm• VlstA Robert F Beauchamp A•:~J~;':, s:,;e.;:' :~o1~'c~~· ~~4:_ Th•• 'l•le,,,..nl '""' filtd w•tll 111• P1lma Vl\ta Aw "S Garden Grow Coun1v Cl•rk 01 Or•n!I<' Counly on C• t?MO • ' Feb • 1'111 This Mir••U I• conducted Dy an In F tSSt'I dlvldual Publ1\Jled O<a~ '""'' O••IY Pilot. Af'dnW J Wall&<t Feb 6 IJ. 70, u , 1911 67911 This ,1a1io..-t wa• filed with '"" PUBLIC NOTI CE County Clerk ot Or-County on Jan tl, 1'11 FIUS1f PubllslledOr-Co.t\I O•lly Piiot .J•n ••. 73. :JO. F"> •. "" ns,.11 Call 642-5678. Put a few words 10 work for ou. Frld1y, Februlty 6, 1981 DAILY PILOT 811 Ladies Only 1000 l ·lb. See's Candy free duflng Huntington Center Ladies Days. Just check your driver lie. number by next Tues. Auto & Homeowners Quot~ By Phone fAl .... SIHSUIAHCt GIOUr 541-5554 or IJS.J07 lf l4 tt.tlor •Costa Moo , .... -•• .A. C-•"- 545-2375 ,. .... ~ ..... ~ _ .. _,.... 937-o&81 855 llOS Advertl .. ment To Reduce Home Energy Costs SHELP IS AVAILABLE OW As the temperature begins to drop home heating energy costs w ill continue to rise. The State of Ca I ifornia Office of Economic Opportunity COEO) can help you meet these rising costs through the Low-Income E nergy Assistance Pro- gram CLIEAP). INCO ~ f~ERGY"' ASSISTANC PROGRAM WHAT IS LIEAP? LI EAP is a federally funded program which provides assistance to low- income households in meeting the rising cost of home energy. This is not a bill paying program. However, eligible applicants will receive a one-time LI EAP payment by M arch 31, 1981. TO QUALIFY For assistance with your home energy costs: 1. You must pay your own utility bills. 2. Your total November 1980 household income m ay not exceed the amounts below: Size of Household 1 2 3 4 5 ~ • Month of Nov. Household Income s 395 522 649 775 903 1030 If t he size of your household exceeds six add $127 for each additional member in your household. Qualified SSI and AFDC cash grant r e- ci pients w ill automatically r eceive a partial payment a nd application in the mail. IAN A PPLY NOW! Applications postmarked.after February 15, 1981 will not be accepted. PICK UP an application -at the following locations: ·Your local Employment Development Department 'Your local Department of Social Se rvices 'Your local Community Based Organizations ·Your Community Action Agency ·Local State or County Library ·welfare Rights Organizations .. If you are unable to get an application from the above locations, or need as- '".i stance in completing one, call toll free 1·800·952-8311 from 7:30 a .m .-8 :00 p.m. Monday·Friday and Saturday 9:00 a.m . to 5 :00 p .m . Marl appl tC.atic,n to: UEOP/OEO P.O. Box 76964 Los Angeles, CA 90076 I 4 -:;_.......,, . . -. "'=>'""-\.. -< • C e m e t e r y . P i e r c e ~~~~~!:~:::::s B r o t h e r S S m i t h s ' The 1o11-1"" person '' dolnQ ~s1 PUBLIC NOTICE M or tuary direc t ors . 536-6539. SARGENT VICTOR E. SA'RGENT, age 72, resident of Foun- tain Valley, Ca. Passed nt\\ •S THOMPSON ACCIDENT SCREENS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ITASI, 210'I Cllll Orlvt, Newport NAME STATEMENT Be•ch, CA '71163. I h• 11111ow1n11 Dl'"on 1\ oo•n9 "'"' Ann• Thomp1on Fields, 220'I Cllll no•• •H PARKING LOT SA E Orlve, Newport Be..:h, CA 91 .. 3 PEOPLE PAINl 11~ K1hclrl. San!a Thli llUSlneu Is c-..ct..i by •n •n· Ana, Ca11tor nrnq1101 dlvldu•I A1thdrCI Mtcnalr Colman. 12~ Anne Thoml>son·Fltlds Kilson ~nld AM C.~hlorn111 q1101 T h1\ st.Atenwnt ••\ flied with ttw Tnt'\ t>Ys1nflo'' '" c onductea t>Y An m ----------.... 1county Clerk ot or-. County on Jin O•Y10u•I rtHCE llOTHHS 13, t"I R•< Colmd•1 SMITHS' MOITUAIY Fl~ ""' '"'•""'"' w~' lol'° w lll> Inf 627 ••arn St Publlslled ~-Co.tsl O•ily Pilot Counly , ..... 61 or .... ()<> (OUnly on Jan M J•n "· n .10. Ftb •, l"t 2.S2 ... , 11. 1q11 Hunling1on Beach 536-6539 f'181fAMtLY COLONIAL fUNHAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 rACWtC YllW MIMOllAL rAIK Cen-etery Morluary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Beach ~·2700 McCoaMICIC MOITUAlllS Laguna Beach •9HM15 Laguna Hills 768-0933 Sin Juan Capistrano •95-1776 NAUOI LAW~MT. OUYE Mortuary• Cemetery Cren1ory 1625 Gisler Ave . Cost1 Mesa 540-SSS. IALTI _..OM NTM a TV1'MU. WISTC"" CHA,_ 421 E. t7th St. CoettMeN &4e-9371 M r l~AOI! P UBLIC NOTICE PuDll\""I 0.ioly Pilot, ~ tb ~ IJ lO U IQtl bll>-81 FICTITIOUS IUSINESS. PUBLIC NOTICE , NAME STATEMENT • I th• totlowlno ptirson is do1n9 busJ ---Fl-CTtTioUs-e-ustt;ESs- n~J'~~~NIE'S CREATtON, f1090 San NAM E STATEM ENT ~ Alc•rdo Street. Fountain Vall••. Tne lollowlnQ perwn •\ <loono flu" C•lllorn1a 97108 nen ~• .Jun Celektll<. llO'IO San Rlcaroo S H E R w 0 0 O F 0 R E S I Strool, Fountiin Valley Cahlornia INTERIORS 1'177 Port 8rl\lol Cir<IP. 97108 NtWPOrl Bu ch, C•llloml• 97660 This bu\lntu Is <ondu<.ted llv an ,,,. Ellen S S11erwooo 1971 Pool dt•nduil 8t 1stol C1t<I•. H••Pon era en. Jten Celtktll< C•l•lorn1a '17660 • Hus Stll•menl .. ,u fll~ With IM dl:.~·~.':"\•M\S IS Condu<t•d bv an 1n County Clerk 01 Orin~ County on Ellen!> sntrwood Feb. 4, l'ilt FUSlff Thii ~l•l•mtnt .... 111.0 with Ille PubllPled Or-Co.tst 0•11~ Piiot, County Clerk ot Or~ County 01'1 Jan Feb.•. 13, 70. 11. t"I '71J.tl 30, lffl F1~497q PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS IUSINl.SS The lollowlr19 per$0fl Is doln9 buSI· neuu. ! NAME STATEMl.NT C.A TS. Compulerlted Ac· counting ~ r .. S.rviCt, 11424 8H<h 8ou1ev1rd, Sl..,ton, Cellloml• '°6IO. h Huu Pl\tm, IS101 Tow•y I.Int, H11ntlf19Con Bff<h, C.lltcwnle t21M1. This buSlness Is conoucted by en ln-dlvlcl\lel. Ty Huu Plltrn This st•t-1 wes 111..i with trw County Clerk ot Or•ll9t County on F155ttl lFeb. l, ""· PubllJ-Or~ CoHt Delly Piiot, Feb.•, U, 20, 71, 1911 611 .. t PUBIJC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI IUllNHl-- NAMa ITATaMeNT Thi 1011-1"9 Hrlerll ere dOlllO Publlsh@CI Orange Coast Oallr Piiot, Feb&, IJ, 'I0,21, 1'91 U7·81 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUSaUStNESS NAME $TATliMliNT The loll owing person Ii do•n9 ~•I· neu .,. SURFSIDE SECURITY PATROL, 1121 P•wtu<Ul, Huntln91on Buch, C.lllorn4•'2W Jim W. -lln, mt P1wtuck•I, H11nt1noton Bff<h, C•lftcwnl• ,,... Tiiis b<ISineu Is c-..Clld by •n In dlYldull JlmN-lln Tiils sttt-t ••• lllecl wllh t.,. County Clerk ot Or•noe County on Feb. 4, t911 l'UJI .. PuDll""4 Or~ co.ut O•llv Piiot, "•b, 6, IS, 20, 71, 1"1 U•·lt PUBIJC NOTICE IMIJIM H H : ~ICTITIOUI eUllNast soesuo SAILMAKllRS, .. w. MAMmlTATaMeNT t"91, Newport INdl, c.llfornl• nM3. Tiie lolle'#l!tt --• ere ~ C.•~ s.t!J. Inc., e C.lltornle ~If· w.1-M! • H<•I .... , -W. IWI, ~ 8Ncll, Jiii IEllMI ~ Ultl hrert1 Cellfefftle ftMa. Ofl..,., El T-, C. .. "9ml• ..... Tlllt _,...,.Is Conelli< .... h • t~· Jiii IEllerl Sc~. Mm SwflfU oereti.n. 0r1 .... e1 T-~....,._ ,.., ~S.IK, IM. , Tiils ......._It t--.ctM" 111'1 ltt· ,._.. M. OIMlllWIY dlw~. ,.,.eeNeM J111 a11erl Sc~ Tlllt ~ ... )l._ wltll tM Tiii• ............ -fll• wltll IN c ... 11ty Cieri! ., 0r•fl99 County Oii c_,., Clef• .. °'Met ~. Oft ""· •. ,... Ok--,,,, •. ,, .. ,. l'lllllllMll °'"* C-1 Dell'( Piiot, ......... _____ ,. __ "· '"·•· ti,10,n,1"1 ,, .. , SAT. FEB. 7, 10 A.M.-6 P.M 500 PAIRS REN T AL BO OTS AS LOW AS SELECTED SKI CLOTHING RENT AL SKIS WITH BINDINGS AS LOW AS 2700, W. COAST HWY., NEWPORT BEACH 842-8335 ragroraf flou,ers etely t ube roses ma~· be pla nted n ow tough March. By giving them a s unny bot and lots of wate r . the_ will bloom dur· , n g the coming summer and fi ll th~ garden ,...,ith a powerful perfume emana ting from Jubular while rtowers . . lant workshop 1 ated Monday osla Mesa Bay Cities cuich of the N:ilional chsia Soc1l'ty will d a rurhs 1a pl&nt orks hop Monday at p.m r ing small plants , planlcrs ml)<, cut . and 'lame lag~ to timbia Sa\"lngs anrl ao, corner of Har bor ulevard and Wilson el, Costa Mesa Wee Carl. plant talile lr man "i ll lian· 'qts ror a small rlona Nurser\' men Paul t:ht and Al l-lullis ter ate plants ror door s. a rcella \'an H1pl'r . toinum chairman . JI coiled no ..,e a rn 's, TV d111nt>r tn.1''" • pony pa.\: .• md JO\ chsians rte meet guna Beach Branch e National Fuchs ia " ty will meet Wed· ay at 7 :30 p.m . in Boys Club. 1085 µna Canyon Rd .. a Beach. ul Craft. designer 'winner of numerous t:ds for rree-rorm design, will pre- a demons tra tion of kills. ere will be a plant le. door prizes and ~shmenls rollowing pieeling. flitors are welcome . I heduled I ~arn how to prop t.e your own pl ants ome in a class of· d b y S h e rman ens Feb. 21, at 9:30 Propagation by bgs, air layer ing, seed wi ll be cov· Art Show Huntington Center V•ntlne M Oecic. I d•ily tf!u &Jn. aluminum donatwns Van R1per ·s and Car l's tollect1ons are sent to Orange Coast Colll•ge to support a stu clcnl of hort1culturl' for a st•ml'..,tl·r M ar' Warw ic k , rdres hmenl cha1rm;.in . will bl' assisted b\' Carol O agur . J\nnn ·Marie Sd1lul'lrr and llarba ra Avl.'rtll For information, l'all ;; 111 81 '7 \'I s I I n r" "~·lcriml' Class set on 'pests' A das.., l'nl 1tlPd · Phrnl P est Control." '~ 111 he 11f fl.'r eo F l'b 18, 9 .30 a m . t o 12 :i o p m Jl Sher man L1brarv and Gardens 1n Corona del Ma r Con trolling pests is probabl) the {!reatesl f r ustration f aced by gardcnrrs One ca n become tota lly con rused tr ying lo ditignose plant problems a M selecting the proper method of control. Three Sherman Gardens staff mem bers will discuss c omm on pests and diseases and how to prevent problems through proper cult ural practices. Rel(ist r ation fee. $10 673-2261 Weekend gardening checklist • Pla nt deciduo u s bareroot fruit trees now. Wait until Marc h or April to plant evergreen fruits such as citrus. • Don't be afraid to cut blooms with short stems for fl ower a rrangements from your came llia bushes. This Ught prun- ing wilJ help keep the plants compact and full . • Spray boysenberries and blackberries lo con- trol mites. These mites prevent tbe berries from ripening evenly. • Feed cyclamen as you would begonias with a mild liquid reed . Polled plants need more frequent feeding and watedna than those do In U.t ground. • Ge ran tuma 1nd pel1r1onJums may be cul back this month In preparation for s pring 1rowtb. l It's bareroot season l'ICTITtCIUI _,.,... ~nGUSMll•ll .._. ITAT ... 111' ..... ITATQllStfT fll9 ......... ...,._It ...... Ill*-T~ ......... --••• ..... --! .......... , P\18UC NOTICE PVaLIC NOTICE K.1.$ ~.2'Mllt ..... lt411, CITY Of' INOUIT'IW 1.IMITCO $ell JUM c.lalr_, CM. "'1t, l'AltTN•MHl 111, !Kii IA 1'111 ..... ·~ .. ~ 1'S.a .......... l.A9IM8 ........ calttenH...,1. 5ell J-c:e.i.t•-· c.t. *>S. ~ -(.My f//I ,,..,, • Tllb ....... IJ c~ W .,. lft• ..... , .. jMr\M•tll .. , lltll IA l'•t e1v._..1. ,.._,, i....,.. N..,.., CM...,,..•*"· Select orchard iree1 for home planting l(~lfllt 8. ~ TIW UlllW ~ Life I-Met Thla lt the season for bareroot planllnf , a han· exclude the apartment dweller for he can purchase T111• ~ -"'-' w1t11 IN ,_..,.., "'"" c1,," .... v-. • b d C-lyCleflletOr .... c-.ty ... J.,.. New Vwtl C*-.ti., llS ~ dy way to buy and• an y way to plant. There are dwarfstock. 11, ,,.1. .,,.., '--· _YWll."'"'Y-",..· the standard frwl trees and the dwarf fru.it trees P111t11P1ec10r".,..eo.~o.uvP1,.. •11 •-•le-" L.11• • c.-••• ror s mall aardens and for espalierin& aea1nst SOME POINTERS to remember ror planting Jtn. ''· u. •.Au, 1•1 ~11•1 ~Q':' ~=--t:::.~i.:! walls and fences. and combination trees wilb three your deciduous barerool fruit trees are first dig a PUBUC NOTICE ~1 or more varietit.'S of the same kind qf fruits on one hole at least big enough lo accomodat.e the root ~----------cau:!!..~~ ;;:wi.: =~ tree system when it's s~read out. ln shallow or hard P1cnnousaus1NHS m M•I.., '--· "'-• v ... "· .... . j th l Tb f k d oiJ h h h Id be h lf . I MAMlllTAT•MPT Y0ttt lOllL Bareroot 18 usl a . e roots o I.be tree are pac e s s. l e o e s ou a again as arge Tl\• 1011-1,.. ~'°"' .,, e101ne Tllh w.1,_, 1, c--..<*' 111, • without soil so precautions mu.st be taken to keep and some planting mix or compost should be uud ._1 ... u": 11m1t.o,_.,,.,..,... the rooLS protected from drying out. IC you can't to fill it In to planting depth. c~.!:v~&~T~~:~·~~~ ~.='! ~.:.!'.J...._v. plant them right away, dig a trench large enough PrWle orr the small roota that have become CAt>M9. "-'tM.~• to accommodate the roots. set in ~he trees. backntl dried out and cut tbe larger roots back about 10 in-";,:~ .!':,c .. ~••* Ori«. Tiii• =:.,~-,:::111., ., ... ._ w1lh soil and water well They will keep until you ches. Then plant the tree at the same level or J. AoOert --~. :wu &..oM!tft county c1er1t of 0r-.. c-, ... are ready lo plant them. maybe 1-2 inches higher than it was grown at the or~~~~f'~A~':'::·,;:i. ,., 11 ~:r~1~.:,:a1 nursery to a llow for settling. Fill in the soil Gr...,view '--· HYft(lft9(0fl 9..,,,,, • ......,. .. uw SELECT THE LARGEST of the young gradually around lhe roots, firming it with your c~:= "· .._11, 1'°' woocnio.. =::::i::·....,.1• bareroot orchard trees for home planting. They foot as you go. Don't forget to stake the tree. or ...... CA,,..,. irvlM.~ttm are nuick to make up into a producing tree and -----------------------l Kenn•t" K. aen1101om••. •01 11 .. 1 ...,,.., "t 8ey11de Drive. ~ &.e<h. CA l'tNA1 early planting gives them the chance to put on ex-tl*. · Pu1>1l"'9d aranoe c;a.,1 o.11, Pi ... 1 tra growth during their first season in I.he garden. [t] LLD"D ts G•o•o• H. Aun•ll, 1uu cou• J.,, ». ~ •· ,,, '°· 1•1 so1• Th . t' I t d r· t r Hwy .. ~&Hcll,CAt2'n. e var1e 1es you p an are governe 1rs o >-= c11er1n a. a.11 ••• 10.0 t<1111onen. all by where you Jive in California. Some fruits do .,.. "i Gt•"°• ... CAtt101. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE better in Southern California than io the north. !lil•'lll••• ~•11111 Re~~~..:.::~.:t~:;:;.~016 VI• FICTITIOUSIUSINESS Others are bette r for coas tal gardens than for in· s1 ...... Kemp, mo1 E. Nine or1.... NAME STATEMENT l~nd gardens and vice versa. But wherever you RANUNQ_l_j.! & L-:::.~1:-'~. 1~ E a.nneit. ou~::i'0~0~~0"'1"11 e>ersons are 00'"11 live.lh('re arefruitsyou can grow,andthatdoesn't __ , ~ c1tncto••.CA. t N s r 1 r u r E o F QeMtal ~Ip. 14/ll Frankton Avenue, Suite A, ICELAND POPPIES Tllh ~iMU I~ conctU<lect by a CA~OtOVASCUl.AA TECHNOl()(;Y, (;r..,i E Ar96&>-lolll Tustin, Cat.t0<n•a .,._ 58 C Tiii• •t.1-1 was llltcl whll 111e Med•o l Eleclrcntcs Sysrem1. Inc . " ': 1 4 ... • --,.. t~ CounlyOe111of0ranQeCoun4YonJan lln<o1po.-a1td 1r1 Sl•te ol C•lolorn1a1. Think shade • rWll' 11, 1'el. 14161 Franklin AY<tnue, Suite A. Tuslin, 1"1Ml1' Calltornl•'ffiolO Publh,.d Or•-(' II Oallv Piiot, TIH• l>V\>neu .. Con<lu<tto by • (0< Jan. 11, :io. Fet>. 6, 13, lSl.fl l>Or.1111on MOSS COLOR IASkit I --P-VBL-JC-NOTICE--~:11.:~::n•U '>ySltfT\\, Plant trees & •... Pre\otO.l\t ,_ ..... V.... fiW l"ICTlTIOUSIU"NIH Tno• .C•t•,,,.,nl wn llltcl wllll Ille 20 % ........ NAMl'STATEMINT Counly Cltr~ ot Oran91' County on yrr Tiit lollowlng person " doing r•o l . !'ti M ........ Ousln.UM: l'ISSl h 0 PllCI ,._..,., THE EN ERGY STORE. lH6• VuDhst>eOOra~ Coast D<l•IY Pilol /or summer Be lie ve il o r n ot, now:s the time to look ahead to those hot sum· m e r days a nd th i nk s h ade' Trees plante d now gel the full ben efit of a long growing season and thus providing an earlier benefit lo t he homeowner. I t's co mm o n knowledge l hal s hade trees will reduce the temperature as much as 20 de~recs when assist· eel b y a moist lawn beneath it. An d 1n today's energy conser \'· 1ng times. lhis is impor- tant lo all or us. Oeriduous Lree:. not only give us lhe bcndit of Lhe1r shade in sum mer, they also provide an extra dividend by al· lowing winter's sun lo fi lt er through their bare branche~ into your home to help warm 1t. DURING THJS TIME or the year. you a re like· ly lo find shade tr ees avai lable 1n e ith er ba r eroot or contain er grown for m land thanks to modern inventions the r e ar e those con tain e r s thal can be pla nted in the g round whic h decompos e 1n time> Dig a generous hole. 8" 12" wider a nd deeper than lhe root ba ll , to ac· com modale the r oot a rea wilhoul crowding, fill in wilh good soil and soak thor oughly . Be s ure the tree is planted abo ut I t o 2 in c hes higher than it was in t he can at the nurser y to al· low for settling of the Recovery talk set •·Recovery, 13 Mont hs Arter the Fire" will be discussed by Hortense Mill er al the Friends of t he Hortense Mille r Garden meeting Feb. 21 al 7:30 p.m . in Laguna F eder al Savings and Loan Co mmunity room 260 Ocean Ave . Laguna Beach. Visitors are welcome. R e freshmen ts will be served. , The garden is open to I publi c vi s itation . Permits may be obt ained by cont acting Human Affairs Department, City Ha ll . Laguna Be a c h . 497-3311. March 2. the Hortense Miller library will be open lo the public. Lagunans· to meet Laguna Beach Garden Club wm meet Feb. 13 a t N e ighborhood Congregational Church. 340 St. Ann's Drive, Laguna Beach, at ll a .m. Loca l nurseryman Tom Carruth will dis· cuss the selection and plantln1 or rose bushes. 1 }lt l p.m .. Dr. Harold K5opawita, director or the UC lrvln e arboretum. wlll dl1cuu conaervaUon and exllac· lion of plants. · For 1ntormaUOf\. 497·13«. soil This mark is well defined at the base of t he trunk STAKE THE TREE immedia tely to give it a better start in life The best system 1s to drive 1n two 2" x 8 II> foot redwood st akes on op- pos 1 te sides or lhe tree, thl'n secure with tre e lies available at your nursery Any pruning - required at this time s ho uld be done bcfor<' t ht• tree !('aves the nurs ery. LLOYD·s NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO., IMC. 2021 ~wporl llvd. •• 8tv So I CMt• Meto. CA 1714t 646-7441 !\bout a month artcr planting your new lrrc. you ran s t.irt w feed "ith an all 11urp11"l' food. l1qu1cl or cl ry Newport Hills club sets meet Newport Jlills Garden Club will meet Feb. 19 al 10 a .m. in Clubhouse L J 1 m McNulty. teachc'r of C r eative F loral Design al Golden West College, will present a works hop in "Crealive Flower Arranging ." M cNuJty will provide each regis tered person w i th a co nt a in e r , natura l dried material a nd silk flowers and will assist in arranging and c reating a spring bou· que l. F or registration information, call Anne Peters. 644 ·4666. YES, WE CARRY ... The Purr·fect Greeting. A many purr-pose card. A.CUS Of P\.AHTS A.TWHOUSALI QUAUTY.-CA.USI WE.aowntlM "' ~ CLOSED >•AL ~'· TU"'"'"AY ll•AL '-"'°'"-~ &IOllllS IAAEROOT s ROSES ..•. )98 & ., TREE ROSES #I'll ......... '4 '1 . '9" HI .••..•••..• FRUIT TREES IEARIHG SIZE IUUCLAWM& GUDB',.OOUCTS • 19dwood Have a Happy 6 0 V arieffff of IOXEDTREES ssooo & ~ I GAL ...• 9 9c & • 5 gal. s411 ' u, J 5 gal. s249s & C ;;I le U..of •C..T'"' ·~T,... ·~ ~ CA RD:"'!!!!!# DIRECTORY with purchese of bo• of 10 cards. HERE'S SOME VEGETABLES TO PLANT NOW... ~ v ' RHUBARB • ONIONS -. , 'POTATOES•ARTICHOKES ·' SHALLOTS • GARLIC You c1n grow vegetables year · round In our mild cllmate and you can count on u1 to have all your fayorltesl Atvtnla• at I• Vh t• S•n Ju•n Feo • 13 10 11 l'ltt 6/0ei Cep1,1r....,.CAnus · · ·-·-_ Elll•on W Wiikins. Jr , JISU Avtnl cta dt la \/Isla, San Ju•n Capl1tr-. CA m is Tiii\ llU\I,,...\ I> CondUCleO by •n lndlvld ... I Ellison w. w11-1n1, Jr Till\ Q .. .._, wa\ llltd wllll Ille County ci.n ot OrlftOO c-nly on Jan. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF ELEANOR BENIGNO ANO OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE )1, 1 .. 1 ••Mli. NO. A 107560. Pubt1>1W<1 Orenoe C...\1 0 .11, Pltot, T o a I I h e I r s , J•n 11.10.Fob • u,1 .. 1 nw1 be neficia ries, creditors PVBUC NOTICE and contingent creditors of Eleanor Benigno of Santa l"ICTtT1ous auilNHS Ana , Californ ia , and "-ESTATEM~NT perso ns who may be ri.e 1011owln11 ~r'°"' •r• ooh•9 otherwise interested in the 0u .. nHu• will and/or estate: BIRTCHE R EQVIT IES. 17"1 l• A pet'1t'1on has been f'I ..... Pai RO.O ~ N1-1, C•hlOrN• I """ ,.,.,, by Grace B. Riggs in the Ron•ld E s1rttner. Jn11 oe1 Superior Court of Orange Ot>t'oo R-. s.n J ... n Cap>'1rano. County requesting that C•l1tor11I• on.IS . arrnur e su1cnor. J1Jll D•• Grace B. Riggs be ap- Obt•oo R....o. San J ... n C•plstr•no, p O i n I e d a S p e r S O n a I c•11~;:~·;: &•rt<'-. lYisi "•n~ re p ~esen t a t i ve to ad-on1iion Orov• '-•QUn• NtQUOI, m1n 1ster the estate of C•llto•n .. m n Eleanor Benigno (under Tnl\ bus•n•u '' co11du<l•d ,,. •t h e I nde p ende nt Ad - g<rner••c:,,'::r:":.nc11er m1n1stra tion of Es tates Ai:;.nera1 Part""' Act}. The petition is set for r. .. , ".temtwn• ••• 111..i "''1" ttte hearing 1n Dept. No. 3 at County Clerk 01 Or.tn9f County on 700 C1v1c Center Dr ive J•n ... ry n . "'' . . "w-r&v•u West. 1n the City of Sa nta AtterMru•u• Ana. Califorr11a on March 1-hln~ o.;.,., s""' 1• 4 1981 at 9· 30 A M ~Kl Oflk e ... 1M11 • ' • • '"''-·GM-...• .vu 1 F YOU OBJECT t~ the 111•1 '""*' g ranting of the pet1t1 on, Puo11.necs Or•"Qf c .. si 0•11~1p1101, you should ~ither appear J•n 10.F1P0•.1J 20,1qet ,.,._, al the heanr:ig and state you r ob1 ect1ons or file written objections with the court before the hearing. PUBLIC NOTICE l'1CTrr1ous ausr"Ess Your appearance ma y be IUME STATl'.MENf . '"" to11..,1n9 ""''on• " do1n9 1n pe rson or by your at-bu1in•u.K torney. UBtC AA tNTER "Al lONA L, I F 't 0 u AR E A HARDING MACH•"E MARINE l'MS "Pr.tc.-ii.• Aw co>1• Mna CA C R EDI O R or a con -•1m · tingent creditor of the de-E dwarct l H•rd"•9 uts1 ceased you must file your erooknu~1 =n Hun11n111on 8'1•<"-claim 'with the court or CA •l.,.. Tll•• i.us.""' " cONJucl•d bY •n present 1t to the personal •n0••1d ... 1 representative appointed Tll1> s'i..~~ ::;i;:::.i wlln ttte by the COUrt Within four coun1vc~n.o10tangr C-1YonJ.., months from the date of 11. "'' first issuance of le tters l'IS411' 'd Se • ]()() f PuOMheO Or-C...\I O••IY Pilot, prOVI ed IO CtlOn 0 J•n n. JO, r:eo., 1J, ,,., , ... , t h e P ro b a t e Cod e o f California. The time for filing claims will not ex· pire prior to four months PUBLIC NOTIC E "'~C:::,.~~!:~:_i::,r from the date ot the hear- '"' lollo••"9 ~r\Ons •re dolnQ 1ng noticed above. 0uslrov•u~ YOU MAY EXAMINE SEOUOIA COMMERCE CENTER the tile kept by the court. ~~::::~.;:~Road, l..agut\a "1- 1 • If you are interested in the eru<e F w1n1on. Jt.S.1 Pa1om1no estate, you may file a re-l an 1. Rane no Nllr• ... C•htorn1• quest with the court to re- n1'0c •mPb•ll Au ocl.iu. ,. ceive special notice of the c.111orn1a ~·1 P.,,,....,,.P. n•11 inventory of estate assets ~:11,::,,:,~d, L•oun• N•ou••. and of ~ petiti09s, ac- Tllh 0us1nn• h conoU<led by a Cou nt s and report s CJeM••• e>ertrw,....10 described in Section 1200 ~1 Auoc1a1n. of the California Probate c •I i I 0 , n I . c • n . r • I COde P•''""':n M. c~i1 , JAMES M. HASSAN ~,., P•rtnor Attorney at Law mis " .. _, •ti 111"" '"''" 111e Ml·sic~ Peeler & Garrett County Cler-of Or•noe County on , • . Je.,uary 11. '"1 One Wilshire Blvd . 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I I llllyPilat FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1981 OUT 'N' ABOUT INTERMISSION TV LISTINGS C3 C4 ca 'Fortune Teller' is among sculptures being featured at local galleries. C7. Opera's cast announced Fun dated Camel races hilarious Zany l'amd ran·~ ••r r onl) part ot the sights and sounds that ha\•e popularized the National Datt' rt'st1val The 35th annual ve rsion of this potpourri or pageantry celebrating tht' harvest will run Fe b. 13-22 at tht' R1ve rs1de County Fair- grounds at lndw 1n the \oachella Valley where 90 p<'rcent of this fruit fo r the western hemisphere is raised Anne Apra will "ear the white feathered crown as Quer n Schehert.'zade and join her court in filmy Pers ian costumes. strolling or ridin2 camelback throueh the festivities. A COWRFUL Ml'SICAL "The Tale of the Abducted Princess" based on Arabian folklore. will be presented at 6:45 nightly on the Arabian Stage. Comedians. acrobats. jugglers. dancer s , mus icians and dogs will add color and enjoy- m ent to grandstand entertain ment. The cam els and their equa ll y crazy riders will vie in contests preceding the afternoon shows. Billy Arms trong . Billy Barty , the Original Harmonica Band. Nick Lucas. Woo Stevens and Molly Bee will headljne the I : 30 and 8 :30 p.m. shows for which admission will depend on seat selection. Jose Feliciano will be the concluding entertainer on Feb. 22, "Salute to Mexico" day. Two forms of s peed 10.000 years apart will be fea1urC'd on tilt! twoSal~days. SALUKIS, TllE ROYAL dogs of Egypt, known for their beauty. speed. enduranee and jumping ability. will parade and perform at 10:30 a .m Feb. 14 on Shalimar Mall. On Feb. 21 at the mall. the M.G., "the sports car America loved r1rsl ... will be on display. These rakish little English cars were brought here originally by U.S. servicemen r eturning from World-War I I. No longer manufactured. the cars once dominated com- petition as the fi rst 750 cc car to exceed 100 mph in 1930. the rir~l 1500 cc car to exceed four miles a minute in 1957 and the fi rst two- liter car to exceed 250 mph in 1959 On Feb 16. the town of Indio will pay tribute to the festival with a 10:30 a.m . parade from Miles Avenue Park. wending down Oasis Avenue' and ll12hway 111 West. ADMISSION TO THF: fairgrounds is $3. but on Feb 17 19 senior c1t1ze ns will be ad- mitted for S2.50 Exhibits of man> varit>t1es of dates . plus citrus and nut t rops may he viewed in the Taj Mahal Ru1ldi ng Fine arts and photo- graphy will be chspla yed 1n the Shalimar Auditorium and more imagi nation and prac- ticality will be shown in the Flori culture and Gems and Minerals buildings No festival woul d be complete without its livestock area Judging or pigs. cows. steers. goats and s hee p housed in Lhe southeast cor - ner of the fairgrounds will end with the Junior Livestock Auction al I p m. Feb. 21. To reach the fairgrounds , take Routes 55 (Newport Freeway ) t o 91 <Rivers ide Freeway > to Highway JO, going 15 miles past Palm Springs to the Monroe offramp. Follow s igns to the festival DEMETRA MUSTAFA. THOMAS HAMPSON (TOP ROW) LEAD 'SARBER OF SEVILLE' Also In cast are Duane Whlpperman, Virginia Cleveland, ThomH Wiicox and Kevin Henry Connects to characters 'Homework almost more fun than filming' NEW YORK (AP) -Someday there will be an Amy Irving Museum for Performing Arts On display will be the piano she learned to play for "The Competition," the guitar she strummed in "Honeysuckle Rose," and the da nce s hoes she wore in "Voices." While most actresses find it challenge enough just to memorize their lines, Ms . Irving prepared for her last three films by trairung in the arts. tak- ing extensive lessons in piano. gllitar. singing and dancing. TO PORTRAY A WORLD class pianist in "The Competition " no\\ sho wing at local theaters . s he became good enough on the keyboard to perform many or the difficult classical pieces she plays on screen "The homework is almost more fun than the actual shooting," said the 26-year-old actress who played for three a nd sometimes four hours a day during lessons and prac tice. One piece she didn't play berseU was the de· manding Prokofiev's "Third Concerto." But even for that, she learned the intricate fingerwork. performing on a dead keytr:>ard to a playback tape. The extras thought s he actually was playmg and gave her a standfog ovation. "I had to play it over and over again. building the muscles in my hand," she said. "THEY WOULDSAV, 'Hold back,' bull don't like to do anything that way, so at one point I had blood all over my fingers. That was pretty dumb. T·hey had to shoot around the blood on the keyboards." The depth to which Ms. Irving involves herself in a character is something she accepts without concern. "I become part of a character," she said ''When I walk down a street, I kind of play with the char acter and see things through the character's eyes. I start doing things differently Jus t how you make a tuna sandwich comes outdifferenlly .. Playing Heidi Schoonover in "The Competi- tion·· was a difficult role for her, not because of the demanrung piano lessons. but because the woman s he plays so closely r esembled.the woman she is. "MY INSTINCTS AS an actress have never fail ed me ... she said. "It's the one bit of confide nce I have that I trust. But this was the first lime I was a llowed to use a lot of myself. I found that real hard. "It's easier to say the character messed up. But if I mess up, it's more than just m y acting. it's my whole human being that's up there "The highest high I've ever had as an actress is that feeling of oneness with a <'haracter. · · she 'INSTINCTS HAVE NEVER FAILED ME' Ac1ress Amy Irving musically adept added . "It's like being connected to another human being. the kind of high of true love. the one- ness some people feel with God through medita· tion " MS. IRVING SAID SHE feels the most impor- tant aspect of filmmaking is the relationship bet .... cen the director and actor. and how they create a character together "It'~ t hat openness and collaborative kind of work where I can take a character so far and the director t akes 1t and sends me over," she ex- plai ne<t ''That trust and that give and take is what makes it so exciting. "I especially like first time directors.·: she s aid ·'They have an enthusiasm and are so happy lo be dom~ what they're doing.·· BORN IN SAN FRANCISCO, the daughter Qf lhe late Jules Irving, head of the Actors Workshop, made her stage debut at nine months of age Her first major screen role came about 20 years later when director Brian DePalma cast her in "Carrie. 5" and later starred her in "The Fury " Single. Ms Irvi ng recently bought a house in Santa F'c. N.M. lier first piece of furniture? A piano, of course. 'Barber' • coming to Coast Rossini's spirited and dramatic opera, "Barber of Seville," will be presented by Orange Coast College's Five P enny Opera Company at 8 p.m . Feb. 13-14 and 20 -21 in the OCC Auditorium. Metropolitan Opera audition winner Tom Hampson will portray Figaro. HAMPSON, WHO appears fre- quently in FPOC's lead roles, has received a lwo·year contract as a lyric baritone with .the Deutschen Oper am Rhein in Dusseldorf. Germany, s tarting this fall. He has received critical ac- claim for his "pops" concerts with the Seattle, Spokane and Oregon symphonies . Last spring he gained local prominence by winning either firs t or second place in fi ve major r egional vocal competitions. A former "Miss Oklahoma" in t he Miss Ame rica pageant, Demetra Mustafa, will sing the role of the beautiful Rosina. A student with several renowned t eachers and coaches, s he also has won several major national vocal honors. TENOR KEVIN Henry, who has studied with Beverly Sills and Licia Albanese and has ap- peared in several FPOC produc- tions, is cast as Count Almaviva. Other roles will be performed by Thomas Wilcox as Dr. Bartolo, Duane Whipperman as Don Basilio, Virginia Cleveland as Be rta. Roger Staley as ' Fior ello and Steve Benten as Sergeant. Set design is by Mark Petrak with costumes by Virginia Cle veland. The opera w111 be presented in English under the direction of Carole Boelter. an OCC pro- fessor of music who founded FPOC in 1974 to "provide opera for the community and a creative environment for young singers." Tickets are priced at S4 for adults and SJ for Gold Card ho lders (senior citizens) and children under 12. TICKETS ARE on sale in the OCC ticket office, in the col- lege's Administration Building, which is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m . and 6 to 7 p.m . weekdays and 8 a .m. to noon Saturdays. Mail orde rs should be ad- dressed to Opera Tickets, OCC Community Ser vice Office. 2701 Fa irview Road, Costa Mesa 92626. All orders should include a s tamped. self-addressed en- velope. F POC 's first production, "Gi a nn i Sc hi cch i." was pe rformed in a small theater with piano accompaniment. Today the company offers full m ain·stage productions with a 40-piece orchestra, lavish sets1 and costumes and a l arge chorus. Its 1980-81 season opened last October with Puccini's "Tosca." The company will present "La Traviata" and "Susannah" in 1982. Sheer luck leads to utter danger By JODI CADENHEAD Ot ltM 0.11, ,. .... Maff Jack Holland landed at Kennedy Airport one cold blustery day last November at 5:30 p.m. after ~lready being up 10 hours. He drove two hours to Rochester, N.Y. where he paddled furiously on an icy lake and received a gashing wound from his heavy cross. Then he ran down a winding path while chased by gruesome ghouls and finally died in a room filled with ac· tual dead cows, goats, dogs, birds and other aaaorted animals sus-• pended from a high ceilin1. Finally he we nt back to his hotel room and 1ot some sleep at 7 : 30 a.m. But this is Hollywood -sort of. . , Holland a Hunt-- • ington Beach resident JACK HOU.AND and OrUle Cout Colle1e theater lnatnactor ended a 12 year ableace from tbe •tale to star in t.be hor- ror mcnte "Fear No EYil," beiDI filmed at an ac- tual c..U. ta apttag New Yon. Tbe bud wound, the dead alllmals and t.be freeatac temperatures were rut. So was the rock I 'Fear No Evil' role lures OCC professor pitted, darkened path Holland had to run down lighted onlv by a s lip of winter moon. In fact, Holland said that the film director. Frank La Loggia, and the crew were amazed that he even continued filming after they saw his bloodiPd head. "I DIDN'T .~EEL LIKE doing some of these scenes, believe me,·· said Holland in an interview at his home. "Bull had to." As a veteran actor with more t han 50 ' television shows to his credit Holland says that he's disillusioned with the brash attitude or some young actors today. "It's bothersome to see their self-indulgence.'' he saict. ''They say 'I'Jl do it when I'm re1dy.' lt simply doesn't work that way: you have to be able to do it like that," he said u be snapped bis fingers. BIS RETURN TO ACl'ING came almost by sheer ludt when Holland, who wu •tanclina tn line at a local health food store, bumped into a former 1tu· dent who mentioned the movie. He told Hol"'°d that ' one or the parts would be just ''gTeatfor you.•• With some 40 actors trying out for the part ol Father Damon. Holland didn't really think be bad a chance. ''I'll call you in 10 days," said the 26-year-old director. producer and screenplay writer. "I thought I'd heard that ooe before," recalled Holland. But two weeks later La Lo11ia called him. "IT WAS BITfER COLD back East," recalled Holland. ''It never warmed up above 18 degrees tbe 12days I was there." • With the final technical touches completed lut August the film it ready fer releue in local theaten on Feb. 27. La Loggia wrote the film hued oo tM cutle lD Rochester that wu started by an eceentrlc bullder in 1904 but wu never completed. It'• a 1pbttaal horror movie about the attempted takeoftl' of tbe world by Satanic forces. camcs IN NEW YOU reacted faYWablJ to the film when it opened Ulen lllt IDOlltla. Hol1ud la hoping for a similar reactioaoa .. Welt Coast wben Avco Embauy rete .... U. ftlJD llln. AltbouP M'I bed la tM ef n11• ...... Holland M11 tUt be --M ... alllall to alp back OD the at.ace lf tbe rtdllalfw~ ..... (2 ll.'11.. V f'll QI J ociev. f•b1u1ry o. 1te1 ENTERTAINMENT nty to do in harbor, on stage, at reeltal NAVY OAT rouA will dtkh Spctcla l ri•ut c I flut to th fir t w · kenc:t of lhi montflfOf\V ninth n11u1.11 rtstlval of What \ in D n Pvmt H,.rhor I publt<. mov boercJ th patrol bo.atia tr on' 11 ., m . to 4 p m Sdtur d•y ~r\d nd 't l t tur ~ t I nd 3 p m w •ll cov 1 Im,• 11 mor 111 .. murnmal'>. ltn u"ur v1 w o4 Ihm wh I ~. uutluw w hiling ctnd b<! n "''" ol lht n~w rnar tn 111!>tllut tn the h roor·~ w '!.I Ua\lll Wti.•h-wutl hlOg UUl'>e') te1v hourly hum Oentt Whdrl Sporttl~hlng. Pt1un • 831 ieso fC1r t•< twt inform tlon NOT D VIOLIN!~ t SUNG JU LEE will p •rto"" I ;S µflt ~b lurdcty 1n lhe ~orum l ht!dl~r of d<Jl~t.•t1.. It. Lulll'9tf North Cam· pu In lrv111~ Hu ~l(J out 1.onc ~rt starts the '>Pl lnr;, ~ tJlt•br 1ty s r 1e\ wh11 h will present 11 p1d111'ot Johr111y Guarnum on March 1 .. , nd Ir• 'I ~ie·l~11 Y'u1ll 111 Be lle of A ltl h~l'o( ,, Aprt I I;/ ~Ol'llt! S6 tickets re- m a 1 n tor ttie ldtlH performanc.es. SCR EEN ANO ST AGI: ACTOR James Dale Rydn w.tl pre..ent .J collage of characters tr om th~ wurk, of great playwrights in a one man .,how at 8 ·JO tonight in the com- munity tht-dlH al ..,olden West College, 15 744 Goldt:n West St • Huntington Beach. r 1ckelsar SJ SO WORLD-FAMED PIANIST Leonard Pen- ndrlO JOtl'I':> Or inge County !> Pacific SYf!l· phony On htc-,tr d m an "American Festival Concert ut 7 30 p m. ~unday in Fullerton's Plummer Auditorium, Chapman and Lemor streets Rny Hirn'> "Symphony N~-6'.' and George C.t·r-.hwir1 s ·concerto 1n F will be featured JIM PAGE RECENTLY RATED Ireland's No. 1 mtern'at1onal folk musician, will sing his songs ot soc ial and political relevance at 8 p.m Sunday in the Science Lecture Hall at UC Irvine. H1c-, ilppear ance will benefit Al· liance for Sur"'"al, an educational organiza- tion on nuclear power issues. FOUR WALT DISNEY MOVIES are being screened this month as Golden West College's Children's Film Series. Admission will be SI to Forum 2 on the campus at 15744 Golden We'f>I St . Huntington Beach, for "101 LANCE JAMES AS 'BILLY THE KIO' Oakland Ballet coming to UC lrvlne I..,., I• '" , .. 11r .i nvr .IN1P.Ol 1n Fr I \..o<nfOll' @' 1 ul<.o s brhJ<:•vPlv 8'•1<.cris1ock Foo1wi>ar Shelp ''/HR•Vt''"0'0••vi> NlWPOATBEACH C31 ?710 1 0c.1IN:I bE'h•l'ld 1tw Posl Olft(C' P;isl o! lhe I-lusty F <i" fl•' raurant 0<1e blot:lo. o 11n 011n" NPWPOrt f !P<'""·•v lJ< v..ia I HtQhwcly Hour:> 11..11 closed Sund.:1y•; UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVIME COMMITUE FOR ARTS prHeds OAKLAND IALLET ·Feb. 9, 10, Clftld 11, 1981 2-9: "Mostty Copelmtd" 2· I 0: "A. Tr1bute to E*)eM l.oriwg .Z· 11: .. DfagMa.., lu""-9" . I" tht VJhp Thtctfn ., 1:00 p.a Odlmatlons" Saturday, "Son of Flubber,'' Feb. 1'; "Prince and the Pauper," Feb. 21 and "The Horse In the Gray Flannel Suit," F eb 28 GUEST ARTIST ROBERT Lagerquist wlll perform the complete solo piano works of comp<>ser Donal M icha I sky In a tree com- memorative concert at 8 p.m . Saturday In Recital Hall at the Performing Arts Center di Cal State Fullerton. MORE JUNIOR PROGRAMS will start at l 30 and 3 JO Saturday when La M irada Civic Theater presents "Paul Revere and the Shot Heard •Round the World." .Tickets for musical dramatization of American his- tory are $1.50 tor children and $2 tor a~ults at 1'900 La M irada Blvd. The cast of eight professional actors is accompanied by a tap. ing of a TO-piece orchestra. SuCH CLASSICS AS "BOLERO," "Schehereza.de" and "Billy the Kid" will be presented by the Oakland Ballet at 8 to~lght in La M irada Ci"ic Theater, 14900 La Mirada Blvd. Tickets at the box office. THE SOUTHLAND PREMIEREof"Street Time" will highlight the performances at 8 tonight and Saturday by the Gloria Newman Dance Theater at Cal State Long Beach's Uni"er sity Theater at the corner of Seventh Street and East Campus Drive. Tickets are 1 l ACTORS PRESENTING ONE-MAN SHOWS James Dale Ryan at GWC, Nehemiah Pertoff Ballet stages Loring works recipe ... . . . You may not have time to cook. This Soup 'n Crack ers Duo · make<; a nice welcome after a hect1( day In saucepan. cook 11 .. cup chopped onion w ith 11 .. to 11, teaspoon curry powder in 1 tablespoon butter or margarine until tender. Add 1 can (111/• ounces) condensed split pea with ham soup ; gradually stir in 1 soup can water. Add 1h cup chopped apple. Heat; stir now and then Meanwhile, spread 1 package (3 ounces> c ream cheese (softened > on 9 round crackers. Sprinkle with chopped toasted almonds. M akes 2 to 3 servings Daily Pilat Family Want Ads 3 lines, 2 days, $5.95 642-5678 General S7. Sr. Cit . UCI Fae 1statl1Alumnl •For only $5.SS any prl"ate n.:arty Other Students S8. UCI Students '5 UCI ...-Stuc:Mnts Tickets available at lhe ASUCI Box may place an ad to sell any article Office. Mon.·Fr1. from 9.30am to 4pm. FOi" of personal property any two days further Info· call 833-8378. in a row. ~) l.4iio------------------------I-----------· I ~--~~~~~~~~~~....._-·~~---• CAST AS 'MAME,' ELIZA DOOLITTLE Laura Kllllngaworth and Cheryl Kennedy $6 general and S4.50 for students tor the varied program each e"ening. LIVE POLKA ENTERTAINMENT will ac cent a Valentines dance from 1 to 5 p.m . Sun- day in the Gr and Salon of the Queen M ary in Long Beach. You can Join in the fun tor $6 at the door. Proceeds will benefit public radio station, KLON-FM, Long Beach YOUNG FRENCH PIANIST Jean-Philippe Collard w ill perform DeBussy''--"Suite Bergamasque" and works by Faure and Liszt during an 8 p.m . recital ~unday i n U CLA's Royce Hall. To reservt-the $6 50 tickets, phone (213) 825-9261 or <..ontact Mutual and Ticketron agencie<. JAZZ SPILLS OVER INTO "A•ter Hours.' a celebration of Los Angeles· fintst music, when Da"e Frishberg tak es to the keyboard at M ark Taper Forum. The late night iam session follows the 7: 30 p.m. Sunday performance of "Hoagy, Bix and Wolfgang Beetho"en Bunkhaus" at the Lo.s Angeles Music Center. Tickets for the play are Sl0.50 to $13; "After Hours" is tree at 10.30. CHAPMAN COLLEGE 'S CHAMBER Orc hestra. Colleqe Singer':> and Concert Choir, led by Jot.n Ko<..hak and William Hall, will present selec.t1on> by Cori 111. V1vald1, Bach and Beethover1 a t 8 p rn Feb. 13 1n Bertea Hall on campus, 333 N (,ldS<..ell, Orange. Adm1ss1on $:? gerv·ral )I <..tudf .. t., and seniors FOURTEEN DAZZLING performanet·., 01 M<Jn 11 Jnf 01 Broadway., lor>OP<;t running rr uqc,)IS, rp..r1 Thursday at tl11-' 1 rr d• • T t1• <1t"'r. bbO E Ocean Blvd . Lonq Pl~··,..., 1.c.1 .rJ r".1'1 ingsworth ,., ca ,1 l<;, 1~1 v• ,, c1ous P~oh1tJ1 lion bellP rn thi-. r,.-cor d CJroCI• t1nr c..! Jnr- Long Be.:ich r 1v 1c. .... •O" Ticket .... froni S" to\ I the LBCL 0 oo .. of! • all Mulucll a~enc •< · PIAN IST MICHAEL CAVE. N I 1Hl·IT11t rt his own' Romdr tic S< 'lal.:i 1ri Jr L Mov• - ment" dtlrlng an 8: 15 p.m . Tuesday reclt.I In Bertea Hall at Chapman Colltoe, 333 N . Glassel!, Orange. The Creative Society Is presenting the event for which tickets are $5. MASTER STORYTELLER Nehemiah Persoff brings magically to life the colorful inhabitants of a mythical Eastern European village in "Sholem Aleichem," being staged through February at the Coronet Theater, 366 N. La Cienega Blvd., West Hollywood. Showtimes are 8:30 p.m . Fridays, 2:30 and 8: 30 Saturdays and 2 : 30 and 7: 30 Sundays. Tickets at the box office or Mutual agencies. LIAT, LT. CABLE IN 'SOUTH PACIFIC' Betty Woo, Wayne Gagne at Saddleback THE TROPICAL IDYLL of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific" will be r ecreated Feb. 20 through March 1 on the Main Stage at Saddleback College, 28000 M arguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo. For ticket information, phone the campus box of· t1ce. 831-4656 or 495-2790 on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . BRITISH MUSICAL COMEDY star Cheryl Kennedy is the highly acclaimed Eliza Doolittle in "My Fair Lady," now in its final weeks at Los Angeles' Pantages Theater. Rex Harrison recreates his starring role from the original Broadway production. Ex E RCISE OF THE MIND, body and spirit will be demonstrated during a Holistic Hr>altn Fair through Sunday at the Bonaven- ture Hotel, Fifth and Figueroa streets, Los .Angeles Admission is S5 until 10 tonight, from 10 to 10 Saturday and 10 to 7 Sunday. THE UCI CONCERT CHOIR, with soprano Mar1orie Taylor and pianist Sandra M cCuen n c;, !>ludent soloists, will perform works by H.1ch Poulenc and Gardner at8p.m . Satur- day and Sunday. Joseph Huszti also will con- cJuct the singers in traditional spirituals in the Fme Arts Concert Hall. Admission $2. - OUT 'N' ABOUT FricMV, February t , 1981 DAILY PILOT La trada 'leads to adventure in gastronomy . . cohghtent_'<I that Cine culsine IUld opuJent dining roomi. do indeed exl1Jt outside of New York or Snn lo'ttlncusroorNewOrlean.s. IT HAS 8E£N SOME time since Orange County rcMd4!nh1 out of necessity -have bad co trek by Jet or freeway to metropolitan centers for an evening's adventure in gastronomy. Now they huve yet another top-of·lhe·line restaurant. Ttus genteel lisset is La Strada in Corona llolidoy loppers l<1l k l'l '>O ll will 11, .1dl11w ..i 111t'k ·n' roll •, '1 \',ll .It t\nott 's Berr y F 11111 .. 't•h 1:J·lS and 1 11 11 11 I 1 .' v. t• s t e r n '01-.1hs t Janie Fric k e " ti I l.H' 1 fur m a l Si x I l.1gs \1agtl' '.\1 oun ain 11 \' all•n1·t:t . Feb 14 -16 • 1 " I h t• I .. , o p a r k s 1·1·lt•hr;1t t• lht> holiday "t1 1·ke11<1 1>1 snevland .tl~o "tit ft·ature · coun· try mus1r v. 1th Ray S t l' ,. c• n s a 11 rt M o e Br:md.' .... del Mar, a s uperlative establishment that would be labeled a major addition to any city's lilt of prime dining attractions. Owner Carmelo Man· lo's bill of fare favors northern Italian cuisine. A cozy cocktail lounge and a stunning win& list awaU, diners, too. Carmelo worked at several restaurants m Los Angeles before opening, In May 1961, the colorful La Strada on Los Feliz Boulevard - where there's entertainment in addition to din· ner . But the new Corona del Mar edition, as you will see, is very different. LA STRADA MEANS "the street" in Italian and the first restaurant actually looks like a "s treet scene" inside, in an old Roman courtyard. Although there's no semblance of that in the new place, Carmelo retained the name because he has been associated with it for 20 years. Since nothing topmost comes at bargain prices. you probably won't be able to view your total tab in Corona del Mar as inexpensive. Whatever cost, though, if you consider it an in· vestment to please your palate. dinner at La Strada should enable you to realize dividends comparable to 100 shares of AT&T. Even before you sit down, there are hints of having come to the right place for a memorable meal. A cordial valet will park your car and you will be warmly greeted by Carmelo or maitre 'd Nicola Violante. WAITERS IN TUXEDOS will be at your la· ble immediately. And you won't be able to keep a dirty ashtray, or empty your wine glass. The 18th century ltahan decor is a triumph of understated elegance. Everything meshes ·in a supreme expression of simplicity and subdued ~--------------lllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ __.. r~>-~> Id ~,___ ~--· o en ~-=-.:.. ,,J-..t .. -~ ~ ~ If";;_ fi/itlalr UfJOI I ~ ,, i-)- GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Spec1ol1z1nq In (hney. A lo Cor1e Dishes I ,,... t ._ I 47 IS Chal>f"O" ORANGE .]50~7171 Cloud Mondoyt , ' l ..... ' •• 202l Harbor ll•d. COSTA MESA 642·7162 . 631 -9911 FOR THE HOTTEST ENTERTAINMENT IN ORANGE COUNTY Go to the Feb. 6-7 • Feb. 8 Afternoon • GEORGE BUTTS BAND Feb. 8-9 • REBEL ROCKERS Feb. 10-11 , .. •ERIC FOR ELVIS 2406 NEWPORT BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH 675-2244 OPEN ING FEBRUARY 10 F ,, a L ''" 1 I ~ I SEAFOOD MIWlll• • CAIVID IOAST HAM FllSH VICHT AILI OMILITTIS QUICHE IY FRANCIS• SALADS• PASTlllS A,,ETIZERS • RISH FIUIT • CHAMPA.NI Sen-4 s79sco ....... I C>.JO ..... 2:JO p.& 642-9855 J restraint, proof that the aestbetJc and hucurtous doesn't demand the deep velvet and crystal chandelier atmosphere. Color' never intrudes thanks to a mutecl or pastel shading ln everythinC ftom the walls to the extraordinarily comfortable chairs. Ornamentation other than a classical statue or a full wall length wine bin is sparse; extensive and effective use ls made instead of mirrors and wainscoting. And with all of ttils it shouldn't be surpris· ing, of course. that t he tables are graced with elegant place settings, silver and stemware. BUT IT ~AS SURPRISING -and de· li~htful -to encounter a wt\ole basket of 001 'M NU)Ul flowers (in place of one or two) with a tall flickering candle extending from the middle. From the very top of the menu -gli an. tipas ti (appet.Uers). freddi (cold~ or caldi (hot) -difficulty in selection starts. But force yourself to make up your mind. you probably won't lose in any case . More than a dozen choices include such worthy contenders as prosciutto ($an Daniele style ham) with melon or figs. $7; thin slices of raw filel of beef with special mustard sauce, $8. snails baked with Barolo wine and herbs, $7. 1 cast my lot with the s campi s ulla paglia, $8, ~ich proved a wise decision for an . (See LA STRADA, Page CS) Make your weekends ··special" with a magnificent champagne brunch overlooking Newport Bay. Smorgasbord buffet. only '8 .50 ( S•t50 under l 2) S.._., 11:00 -... • l :OO p.m. S...., I 0:00-... • 3:00 P""'- ~~lf.rlJlEllfYiq •rsfila{NT On the W•lerfront In Lido Marine Vlllege Newport Beach 673-4700 l.. When it comes to Sunday Brunch Our French Chef is really Beaucou_p. I \l(lll'ttl· pJll" ....Jrnun fumn·. l.·n:pt:"i.. t:"Clair.- c lur dll I rll"\ l r I.nm" "lwn 10 ..a\ fi11L~. And nd1ht:r \\ill ~,>u ~ tr Celebrate ~ -~·. ~~ ., ._; J ... .,. t IC r Harbor .Blvd . 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H4.")U~f\ lk•tirl c H'l"lllf .. ltttfl 1\tllJ\. fn..a, Come In for dinner and go home with Charlie. Free Charlie· Cologne with d inner onvalendne's Day. And Feb. 9·14, we're featuring our special Love Feast. It's tender U.S. D. A. Prime Filet Mignon for 2 topped with mushroom cap and Sauce Bearnaise. Complete with soup or salad, a luscious dessert ard tea or coffee. All this for $12.50/person. ~:Q:~ BBOWN'Se The prime steak place -v .J, Dofia Maricls · -t, ,_ "' Birthday Fiesta. February 4th-10th. This is our way of thanking Doria Maria Cortez Hernandez De Martinez. the legend behind Casa Maria. The story establishes Dona Maria as one of the finest cook s in the land, over a hundred years ago. And the tradition of her masterful cooking lives on at Casa Maria today. Join us during these seven days filled with all the flavor of Mexico. Piriatas and free desserts are just part of the excitement we've planned. So come in for'lunch or dinner and we'll throw in a birthday fiesta. MEXICAN RESTAURANT All the flavor of Mexico.•• 16060 Be a ch Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-2541 v .,~ .,), >o ~ . .2 •• I Ted Knorr and Linda Putnam enact the fat her and daughter leading roles in "Another Part or the Fore st ." Performances of the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse production will start at 8:30 !tonight and Saturday and Feb. 13-14 . Phone '754-5159 for ticket information. WHALE WATCH AIOAID THE CAMMEIY PARTY IOAT .. ISLA MUJERES" Leaves Cannery Dock Sundays at 11 :00 A.M. • Returns at 2:30 P.M. CALL FOR SUNDAY IRUMCH AMD IOAT RESHVATIOMS. THE CANNERY 675-5777 --PUT A-- LITTLE MAGIC ltl YOUR LIFE Sec the wizardry of Gus Searcy, a member of the prestigious Hollywood Magic Castle tll So uth Coast Plua Ho tel's Blue Parrot Lo unge. Performances Tuesday · Saturday evenings 9 p.m. 6f1~C11H ~n ().C'(t, ftPPv1rd ... (r1..,I \ M••~ Real Cantonese Food ut here or '•ke home STAG CHINESE CASINO I I I Z I st PL. Newport leact. ORw. l-95'0 M.-to MidRi4'tt Dllily-We.ti...tt u..til I :00 •·"'· .. ~- 7.'J& Delicately breaded and bal<ed to perfec11on. this temphng new combma11on of Plump Bonele!ts Ch1cl<en Breast. T~nder Ham and SWISS Cheese 1s served with your choice of our Steam1f\S Clam Chowder Soup of the Day or Chilled Mixed Green Salad. plus Rice Pilaf. Broiled To~Ui)"'.i.~' ...... ..._ ,._. · 203 Marine Aveni.Ill I.-.~· Oll'I 5 at Lalle f'Orest Dnw 22873 Lal<e Fores1 Dl1ve C.. llkM · Harbor Shopping Center 2300 Harbor BM! • i..... · Newpo11 frttWay at E.tist [)yu Rd 1721 £111 Dytr Rd ' INTERMISSION Comedy about photographer clicks By TOii TITVS .......... ~ ..... Charles Mitchell. who'• diACted a ton ot play• at Golden West Colle1e slnce the Hunt. lacton Beach school opened ln the middle Six- tie1, never hat to look too rar for material. If he can't llnd a play he likes, he just writes one. HlJ latest is "Mock-Up," a loosely struc- tured comedy about a photographer who tosses away a lucrative Job snappinc nude models for a men's masazine, then rinds himself ~rttically in need or the bi& bucks such ventures can bring. Never mind that his girlfriend's filthy rich -he's got Integrity. A8 MOUNTED BY THE author at the Playbox Theater . where It will play this weekend and next, "Mock-Up" presents some interesting premises but doesn't quite follow through on aJJ of the m. Though it's slightly out of focus. it's an entertaining evening nonethe- less. David Denny plays the central role of the shutterbug with an almost terminal case of con· science and an avowed desire to avoid any futµr e romantic entanglements. His is an un- derstated interpretation which heats up when the comedy itself does. Renata Florin, Golden West's "resident ac· tress" for the past decade, is excellent as Den- ny's well-developed model who pecks away at his monastic facade. A skilled dramatic performer. Miss Florin displays a fin e knack for breezy, screwball comedy. AS THE OBJECT OF Denny's reluctant af- fections, Delia Rose actually enacts two charac- te rs within the s ame role -the first a pathetically withdrawn wallflower and the second, a week later, a sophisticated, self· assured heiress. The transition is a bit jarring, but Miss Rose somehow makes it believable. Completing the cast is Teri Hamilton as Denny's zombie-like darkroom assistant, a ClASSIC ITALIAN CfJISl'ME 6 10eDANO VAtE'Tl'AlUONG. 212S L c.-. HWj. c.-i' .. MW C. tw '-"'..._ '7MH7 Invite Your Mother-in-Law To Dinner 5-10 pm Mon· Thu. 5-11 ; 30 pm Fri-Sat. :; •r w•I• also rn1oy our •nr1que b•r 4-10 pm Sun. "'•' s1a1ned glass c1rve<1 wood ano ll'e OIO·t1me 11olley car thll will remind her ot yesterye•r Wehandcut our fish fillets even!dav . . . dip them in batter made fresh every hour and serve them with plenty of golden fryes. _fish & Fry_es ·2~49 CJ.ong':fdm~. SEAFOOD SR:>PPES .............. -co.ta ..... ...................... ,. .... , Mfwe,,...,... DfM-TllN leMce ~-.... ' . fringe character with some nice comic mo- ments but whose motivation is rather am· biguous. More might have been done to in- corporate her into the main triangle. Mitchell's script contains some structural flaws, but the potential for a brisk. adult com· edy is there. Some situations could be tightened (the long, stationary dialogue over a skin magazine is a case in point) and others could be amplified for more comedic effect. "Mock-Up" continues Fridays and " Saturdays ~ 8: JO and a closing Sunday matinee Feb. 15 at 2:30 in the Playbox, off the Gothard Str eet entrance to the Huntington Beach cam- pus. "MOCIC·U,..' 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Marthe KellerJ has traitor written all over both her faces Cain(' make i. a n ob l e attempt • to swipe the formula catalyst but he'i. final Jy tricked by the s martest of several villains who've been after him . he swaggers away at thl' end. Jed on by hi!. belly. duped tnto believing that he's done something good forh1s country A v1ldst'n begins lhl' thing "'<.'II enough. bu! ha lf way throu~h ·'The Formulµ" he starts to bo~ do" n Ul the sntrscatt• mora!>'.'> of Ste' t' Sh agan·s sn1pt <S hag;rn produced "The• ; F'orrnula · wo: th<' hattles between h im a nd A vsldsen must have been even worse than were · reported> W~ can hear Sbagan's wtleel•turning as Caine sets out across Germany wllh Lisa; and pretl) soon they'r e all we can bllli'..al all, The suspenst• and there is a good deal of It _. is finally drown<'d in the details of Sha1 .. ·s im•. probable stor~ It's a~ if ht• C'ouldn 't resist the temptation td 1nC'ludt• l'aC'h turn and t'Ountcr turn or the plot; tht•n• mu) havC' been room for il in his novel, but I hen' 1sn ·1 enou~h room in a feature film: l ht• tries lhl' rn11v1e runs almos t two run hour~ hefore ull lh1• gc•ar ... havl' been gone lhrough l. L TR D LEAD TO ELEGANCE, CUISINE • • • \ \'11.DSEN IS SKll.l.F't 'L al wre nching mood from h1.., s1tuat111n' <remember the battles bc·t " l'l'n Ho<'k' and his brother· in-I aw in ··R11c0k) ·• That ·.., mooct 1 Rut there s imply isn't' ... pat'l' <'n11u,gh Jor 11 all 1n ··Th<.> l•'ormula." ~ 1 J<111111 I'•~·· t 11 II\\ t I 1·r .ill• ... ,, r11111 In\ \ I I tu· 'tll 11111'" hJil Ill I'll .,,11ltt•t•tl 10 ,111 10 • 11•111111\ cit l1t alt h•111011 i.:.1rl11 hut1t•1 lh\· 11t1h l h1n~ \1\l'IPHlllllll~! lo\.t!'o llw .... 1\lll \ fl,l\OI' .111i'1 11 ~·n ,l\t11111p.tr11l·d II\ .111 111111,ua ll\ 1011111\11111·11 I.ti"\ 0 11t•flt ,j l'llltllHI llf I Xllt'flll'I\ fhtrl ,fll'I d 1ht1t1I lht•,111•111 I IJI "'ti It 111 lt .I\\ lllllJlll('' \I I I l•flll••lllllHI topl\•d 1111 .1 ,,tl,111 'llJlt'I hi\ t11• ... h 1h1111\ ,1111·11111·,/1 m11,h11111111,1111.ign·tt• '·"' Fl\'E \UIWI 10' \I. "\l..\U "''l..'l'l11111 ... 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'I Iii T HE l.E:\10:\ .\fTt::'\T IH·,pok1• hlo:td C'hl'l .\I arm Za1wllt ·, ma ... 11•1 \ of ha lane·(• in lht· k11 c·ht•n ancl lh1· tt•n1lernt'""' and t1•\tun· 11f th1 IH\'<1l lt•fl no ground f11 :· 1p11hhl111g ahoul 4ualtl\ .\ ft'\l 11111 "' a r•• tn ordc·r too. for thP ;w 1·11rnp :rn) 111g '1•14t•tahll•:o. lt<ll1an gn•t·n hl·an ... ;and th1nh ... 11<'1'<1 11 h11l1· <'a1-r111:-. l'mtkl'cl '" fl.I\\ h•,sl) a frll M'c-o nd.., !Jiil' wa) or anothl•r CUft WltOU .. C .. HARO n'l'Otl STIR C::RAZV ~~-;-.:.~.._ .. (!t "'°e'r.1 .. !OU SAl'IUll t IO • U • n • •s •• u DONALD \ SUlH(Mt •NO ,'Oj:;P . ·:.·:-... [!!] PLUS SCANN~s"' "THE DAY AFTER HALLOWEEN" •LUlflll ''THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW I MASSACRE" .~, Orte of rite , •• , •• 10 ..... _,,.,,. ALTERED 0 STATES ® TIM CONWAY DON KNOTTS lliE PRIVATE EYES NO-.-~~--lltO~IMlttf~ ... =-.~eo'"""'lill'\.~~.~~~~~- "EARTH BOUND" (PO) '"' ........ ,. IA( $UM 1 If,) .. '" '" '" .... rAl l '"\\\I A' Ch•w)' 11)\\Aflll A"-1 II Ch••• ,..., • ti • ,. ..... ....,_ ..• ~·· I II I Jtl 41 .. '"'' .... I 11, lO II IATllllM IW. . ............ . 11ould ha' 1· mack a d1ffen•m·e Hut tn one of the 1·\t•n1111(' 1110 minor d1 ... appo1ntment ... th<•\ r1°.tl'ht•d thl' labll' 11tl le more than lukewarm Thi' fa1lun· wai. all the mor e pointed 1n 'll''' of tlw t.·xn·N.hngly warm temperature of thl' "l'nsat111nal l'rcma fntta that further :.iccom p;rnh•0lent1al for mak 1ng p111ato1• ... .iucl ritt• a s passt• as high button 'hill'' :o;T \R'fl~G WJTll .\ HASE of <'rt:um of \\h1•.1t .ind \ttntll.i O;nnnng, a i.haµl'd \\edg<' ti> rnlkd tn \'l•ry fme hread C'rumbs and q111ckl~ dt·c·p I rn.•d l; 1 H'n lhl· opportuni.l~. I 'A ould hapvil~ ..,,.lt'l'l lhl:. 1tt•m "' acll'"sert an~ ttml'. lOo Tlw 1H«tlth of add1t1onal entrees mcludes ... u,·h slt.'rlrng pro:-.rw<'t!'> a 1> quails and cornmt:al , Slli. s \\1>rtlf1s h with lemon bultt.:.r and caper!> . SIM. ln· ... h l•gg nol)dle.., "1th trufnes. $13 , broiled or pllal'ht'll s almon hollund<11se. S17 . prim<! gnlkt of C'htckt-n \\1th "PIO;ll'h, prosC'iutto t hl·t·se , Sl 6: prime New York C'lll .. 1rl<11n "1th pt•pp<'rC'orn fl am be or i-.t,·,1k l>1<11w. SHI 1·ath Opting for a hght d1•ssl•rt <which meant ha\ m g tu for)!o the m :rny wondt·rs of the pastr~ c·art 1 \H' st'ltfed for lhl· justly famous Italian 1:1baglron1• a I.a Strach1 'l'rs1on of the mtngu 1ng frt•sh egg cf<osst·rl macle tahles1de. StO Mr I \\ II TR1\DITJON.\LL \' ~1 1\l>E WITll a hasE' of ~l a r ... ala \\Int'. thl' 1alwglwnl' \\{' l'nJO)'C'd t'\'t'O d1·parwd from the rt'staurant 's menu listing of .tll' .\marl'ttn c mlo;m111g made \\1th Am<irl'tto !1 If Ill' Ur I, JSlll 6U e u 101~ SAY SUN 2 U 4 U 6 tS • 1) 10 u OE NIRO 7 ROBERT ~ J\ACUNC ·, @~~:.: . "EARTH- BOUND" (PG) lf@TE c,f Nt \.\11111 H MllU'l•P l'M\llM ~ S'l'lll ' t:llAZ\' f 1 J" :.. .-; . @Il. ~ "TRIBUTE" "EARTHBOUND" fq,1 100 t OO tOMJ 5A I SUN I 00 l 00 ' 00 I 00 I 00 10 M "BLOOD BEACH" IRI GlNl WIU>H l lCHAIO Ptr\'Otl ~"TIR t~RAZY •(~~ nl'I ~Uflt_•tWUAM.~ AA EPIC C:Of1[Qj' THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN 'EARTH BOUND' ,..,., ....... "·" .. ,,_,. ""· .... . . ............ .. 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Orl' Taken allogl•thcr lhouJ.!h l.c.1 ~tr;1d.1 r at1·-. ~u penor in l'V<'r~ triterwn for 1urlg1nJ.! £'1ttt' restaura nt~ Food, 'i<·n·11•e and a tmn.,phl'n' come ahoul a ... clo.,£· lo Jll0rf1·c·l11m a'-'ou t•an c1·1 lht.'!>C other"t~l· trouhl1·rl da,., Op1•11 dall~ for cl1nnt-r · 1111)\ I.a .,.,ll adJ 1-. lo<.'oJlt'<l al :1521i E C'oa:-.l ll1 J.!h",I\ < 11n1n,1 d1•l Mar .htC'k<'h n·qu1 n•d for J.!1•nt l1•rn1·n r1•' 1·1 \ ,, twn' a mu-.1 fii5 I !122 IS\ lhl' tirm· "''.rt' to find out aJJ the dirtv t11·1~11 b nf wh' <'u1n1· hai. bNm led acr oss two t·1111t 111c·nh and a hun<Hul of murders. Marlon Br:incln 1s for('(•d to ... pill 1t a ll in a len gthy mnnologt11· f1 om ht'hllld a dC'~k Nothing but ''' .11gllt d1:-<.·our'.'>l' c·ould po ... ...ihly unravel Shagan'.' \It'll Hranclu pl:t.\.., I ht· M·tne \I tth such an airy '>l'll'L' of hurt'llom that 1l l'Offil'!> off brilliantly 1t.., "" 1! ht· prc•f1gun•d our 1rntat10n and tries to 1·mp:ith111· \.\1th u-. It~ lt•ttinl! us know that the l1n1·' .11(· ·" hJnl !nr him to :-a) ai-they must be r ... u-., lo .'\I ullu\\ I It• Stoot ... lh1• movil' away I rc1111 Si"" :ind \ \llcb1·n 1n tht·bnC'f ICJ minutes ht· ... on '1·n•1•n :met "1· th;ink him. someone 11i;1•d' lo ""' 1• "' from lh<· ilt·vclening plot mt•t h.IOlt'' 111 "Jllft 11f llll' la< 1 thal lht• '>t·npt st arches 111,. 1ir·.1111i1 11111 o l tlll' 11111\ 11• 111 :-. a ... haml' too. IJi'1·:1 11"· 11 I' .1 ''"r~ 1\!1rlh lt•lhng 1. Brando. :-,, .. 111 h 1 111 ·r .ind ~11 .J r1h11 C :1.·dg ud perform "1th 1·11n·· 1 ... t1·11t q11.il11 \ 'J'hP1 m:111:1gt• to hnng ... ome ~111 111 .111 1· ,1·nt1,1lh )!Utlc·"' -,t·npt The m<t\'t<' ,, "•11 th 1·1·111~. at 11111~ 1111 lhal 11\11 1 IH fll \I'-1'1\l'-l \.1" \ P-\\ II'"' "'-i-1\.1 1 l{l 11'1 l I I\''- PAUL NEWMAN ... FORT APACHE, THE BRONX 'st.lmll~ @:>WARD ASNE!!] KFN \\Al IL RAl HEL r I l 'l I DANNY AIE LLO PA~1 CRIF!Lrnd K.1\1 HI EE Ht 11 ER ;-.1u.,1c h\ JON.ATHAN TL' Produced bv MARTI Rll "HAR[)S .rnd C.111. CHAi\1Pll1N WnHcn bv HEr\VOOD C .Directed bv DANIEL Pf: fRIE bl.,:ulivl' lhxhx1.>r DAVID.SL'"S~1 ND ~ rt"iiTitlCTtO ~ 11• 1l 11t-IS ACCG•""' , .. l-. •1t.S ll•ftf •• •Mt SU•Q.H o •~t f .. ( ... 11£1H rt-'~' 1(1' .. .. • DAIL V Pll 0 I MOVIE REVIEWS t Apache,' iictors splendid 111{) II vi lit' ln.>'(tr10 tht' IOV OI l vt r yon 111 11,1111 11.1 h1., Ille. H,111111111 lr1>fll h.Vt.I mu\<. led c.on h•t1th 1 lu IPL'I bf 111 .. d hJ'> be n. I •1 N 11 u' 11•,1h•'> .111 unlorgettable d1111 n h 1 S1ru11y upµorl lomes 11 ''" thv M o•,,,, t y .v. the wife '""' 10;• Pt Sl. I cl S 1111.. toy al lH ~11tw1 ~.1h•l1 H fHl: JAZZ ~I NGER '\u<.<.1:ed'> .vh " N1•ll C11<1rt1(HHI d<•llVl'fS ht<, 'IVI l11H~ \OllC.J lc11h whl'll cHte11 l1u11 lo<u'>l'"ll" ,1 plot that was ,, .. i. 1·v wh1•11 pl<Jyl'd by Al Joli.on d ll11tl ll'IHUI 'I 1qo This ltrTll;' Cl1um1111<.1 ,., th1 ( ,llllor '>.,on who \l1•f 1t•S cl I 111~• tj'tHll'I c\tlOn trddltlOn •~·• INP 111u·,11.. fc11111 Diumond I'> lut<Jlly, ITl!J\101111·'>'> d'> an de.tor, .i•HI 111 1lt h1nq him with LcJurence 011v1t r ,., 1 1u1 I J<'>I 1•11pn thOu<Jh Oh11lt'I l11 l1vl.'1' d rdn:- p1111 otu111•1J1 l1ng Lu(1t-Arna1 111111 11>ult·'> w1 1 om• 11 .,1 to the I Ir y1cJ hcl1Jµt:•n111g<. Tomlin tares remarkably well in spite of the limp material. Parton umerges from the wreckage a ma1or mov1" star. Rated PG. "RESURRECTiON" Is a pro· foundty moving, even d isturbing lestament to the inexplicable power of certain individuals t o heal the sick. Crippled in a California car crash, Ellen Burstyn returns to her M idwest farmland home, cures herself, then contributes her gift to others. ft sounds like grim stuff, but humanity shines through in Lew is John Carlino's script and Dan Petrie's direction. The act· ing l<i )uperlatlve; M iss Bur styn as the healer who refuses to be used Sam Shepard as the local tough who becomes her lover Eva Le Gallienne as her un· derstanding grandmother Rated PG. with a few expletives. some b£>d scenes and dramatic 111tens1 ty that might affect 1mpres'>1on ablC' Children RAGING BULL <J1<,p1t1y ) t>oth th• .. 111 '>Irv \nd lh \llortuJm11111 .ii M dt 1111 '),.or • ~t No O•t•·t tor ""'PIOy> lht' t ctnll'r -:i >0 l·<1'>u.11 'It •!lfl'rl Ill Oldl lo. dllO Nhllt• tll• l111n I'> v1\udlly ,tun11111g NINE TO FIVE' •'> d gr11:vou'> Lh .c\pp01n1rm:•nl Wrlh a 11uw1•r I 100<,t• OlllbO I lkt: j Jiil' I <1nc1.1 L•ly Tor11l1n and Dolly 1',111011 d tunny bul telling so<.1al <:01111·1.ly toulo hdvu bl•l•n mudt> JIJOul tht· rnalln•atnwnt ot .vo1·1~n 1n the r1t1t1011 '> otl1(t'' "A CHANGE OF SEASONS" suf lers from split personality 1t can t decide whether to be a social commentary or a bedroom farce The unE'venness of tone detracts from what 1<, sometimes a funny and ms19htful treatment of marital 1nl1cJel1ty Anthony Hopkins 1s a college professor who hdS an dllatr wrlh his over sexed student. Bo Derek He;., m- ~(or '>t"~t' dl'>O ( HI l 1 t'dll POWf•rlul 'htll dl ll·r., l)ul II• •II ""'"Clllp(rm111111q111~ terur 11• P• tll-. ri.1turc1l1 t1c.<1ll y A rn10 dlt w e1qn1 chump Jt1k•• l .1 M o tttl Rvb•·rt D1·N1ro '' lllOfl• vi ,11,;q I hi! him ma1o. .. 1-. blt>w 11 by w lll llHJ lot l m<1nqy µlot about '>lt•cll '"<.l .1 tO t•'>11rrl.lble tall·nt-. dr t.' Wd'>ll'd , Hun1111q1u11 (t' 1tPr V,1lpnJ1nl' Art Ot•l"l d.111y rnr u Sun "9 to 5 .. I . A GROUP 1 PP.£S£NTATION ~RJ ·:Z· j-~\W4'i141p 1 1 I I I "SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES " ,Pc;, "POPEYE' 1PC. "TRIBUTE . (PC) . -- -_ __.._ "INCREDIBLE SHRINKING wo~_A.'f' ,,.01 "ALTERED STATES"1R1 STADIUm Q krccn Drtuc-ln coll 6S9 7860 ·INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN" "THE NUDE BOMB" I I BLUES BROlHERS AIRPLANE (PC) "ANIMAL HOUSE" (R) I t- P R~VATE BENJAMIN COOOBYE GIRL tPC) , .... ""'~ a "TAI BUTE" ' "BREAKING AWAY" --I ORDINARY PEOPLE ST ARTINC OVER IR> "ANYWHICH-WAY YOU CAN '10NEVSUCKlE ROSE PGI &UO••'-'tlf'\~ ... ,... ....... "' CHU ...O..i1 HH ·~ P\A,•&•ou .. o Call 642 -5678 Put a few wo rd s to work for you L , ......... ~. •Cl' •• THE TEXAS r.HAINSAW MASSACRE F1omJ\!NEW LINE CINEMA R ~= P•c1tk • AnaMW'rl DI ...... ~ P•clfic. t Harbof' Of 17) NJI V• C.fty C•nff• 634 19l' UA W••lf'rWf'l•l•t M•H f9J~S46 fow 9 S.ctdll•tMCk Sl1 ,..0 (aw• Wpsttwoc.-530 •401 rtmtly l wlf'I Ctn•m• 962 1741 LAST CHANCE TO SEE THIS ZANY COMEDY THIS VEAR! M\®£::91 Ei.\UW:'J [~t) l d ~¢ ~~.J~ U'~...;.au~·~ (fJJ,;.,dJ of a /!/teallie'I) PORT MISStOll mo , ... , ... nun •v1Mt United Al11sts \I t 11, IJ i~ >. 'I COSU ll(U 11 .. " 1 •"'I (l•t• J grq 41~ r 011nl11" V•tll'v I\ Jt ''~•• 11lh839 l!>OO 111•1,~1 (If>\~. •TllKI• l(AU ld1u1J lw 11' _, ... SOlll~ to.11 1114••9• 1!>14 ... 5462711 8A1SIOt .td )U"<l 11 •WI A KEZV 1190 AM 97 FM & So. Coast Plaza Theatre presents Friday & Saturday * MIDNIGHT MOVIES * SCREEN 111 "PINK FLOYD" JOH., SAllAQI "·~ J 00 Hm£ ~ "' I ctna•u 811s101 ~40 /4U ... , .. " .. IUCM I dw,110' '""" 1!411 0 IM~ '''df'1'P M~· f) ,, ( ld .... frtt ........ •H I ~•'..-!:~*' ACAO(llU Ml litBUS " , ... ,.. l~'"' t 'f':.u dnd 'eut\t to°'"' prrtorm1nct THE YEAR'S #I COMEDY SMASH! 1<.;I COU~\I II \ 01'.ill f[811UAl\Y ANO 11 SA ~HORT MONTH THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN lllY fOMLIN CHARLES Gl\OOIN NED BfATTY A ll)A Produwon TH£ INCREOIBLC SHRINl(ING WOMAN W1111tn by JANE WAGNCR Mt.lo< by SUZANNE CIANI Pro1foml by HANI( MOONlfAN lfetUllYt P1od1o<tr IANf WAGNlR D•l'f<!rd ~ j0£t SCHUMACH[R A UNIVERSAL PICTURE CIWIMMH Or•"Gt 6)f '~" UAC"'IMU We•tmlnile• "3 OS. ... ..... Ill I I 11\o'lt »1 °'~~ NOW PLAYING llWAlll'I CNll.11114 CCHIR c .. 11 "'"" e11111 .. ............. """ M "'°" ~ .... tJ0 f990 PAClflC'I l4MITII C.IT ~1Nc~4!14 l~U "'°"* Otllft·t• Or•l!Oe 639 1170 •··=··--., censed when his wife. Shirley MacLalne, retaltdles by bedding with a young carpenter, M1chdel Brandon. The New England landscapes arl' pn•tty, and the dialoguf' is often w itty Too bad the plot drifts intoconfu-,lon alonq thP way Rated PG . '"l'H E COMPETITION" 1s d commendable effort to create romance and drt.1ma lrom a con test for younq concert pian1<,ts The music is fine, the ac.trng 1s e~rnest. but the backstage in· trigue by the contestants and their backers ~eem'> loo slight to sustain a ma1or movie Ric.hard Dreyfus., and Amy Irving clrl' lh1• md1or con tender<,, and tht>1r rom,1no· 1<. lotatly predtctablP ':>11m Wanamaker ll·nds strPnqth with a 01 rf Pcl POrlrC11t of .1co11n1v1nq c.011 due tor R<11 .. d PC "TH E MIRROR CRACK'O", a rrH QU1d1 d rr turn t tt11 mull '>l•H Aq<1lh<1 (hr .It• q1 r ,, o Wt•ll • x•~ul•·d 111 'Murd,..r on th .. 0r ,,.,., E:..pr~ s ,111 I D• .1th on tn1 Nil• An Arnt•r1 "" l1!rr1 t1ou1» Ill lht 1'•!> .. '''Vil!lt' Ill f nql1V1 1111• iq r1c l1nq old 11 l•ll clll(lll•Wll11f(J1rt, Slyf• I f41(~ 1nq ,"ln(l (p ti .i,1, 1 m 11, 'h H d lt·f 111 </1 ()Ch 11 1110 r 11 l1tn(lf t11ftHf l•ry1 r1.oth•r11 11 ,.. .. 111111Ill1 "'' 1,1t IOr y E:l1111h• 111 T •vt , 1.111•<, 11•. • d!l1011q 111• I 1111111.tt ll1lll ( Ratf·C1 PG , .... ,~ ... ··· ...... ,. ltt1 ............ H.HU• ~ Cllllfll• ....... _., . .- 4_ .... • ••• ,." tao lDWaMI W llUT- f..,f•nsl t•xpt•t'ted ( r11ldu· I I.I\\ n <l1~C'<J \ <'I'" hc•r t'X hushand-lurncd·bank n1hl111 •<'ht·\' <'ha...,t· • ludmg m tlH.· hat'k -;rat of her car 111 · ....,•·1·m-. Lt kl Old T1rn1•!-." no" ~hem ing at local mo,·ie tlw.111·1.., l 'lt;11l1•., 1;rodr11 abo ~ti.II'" in th£' offbeat lo\'(' I n ;1nJ.!IP iri...p11 '"' i,, popular C'Omt•d.\ film~ of llw 1930s. LA IRADA DRIVE IN ., ·-. - 4 1 ~ STIR CRAZY • ~··•·•·•M•te •\ A Very Spacey Comedy EARTHBOUND ,_ •1 •·>JO••t.t· • .,.., ... , ... 1Mf ">•f• •tA•--0 ff'll f .. it() ... ..-• , NINE TO FIVE ..,. 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ANY WHICH.__WAY YOU CAN (l'G~llS HONIYIUCtCl.l M>ll INI ART GALLERIES Friday, February 8. 1981 DAIL V PILOT Cf Edges of artistry earved from wood, alu111lnum OaANOCHILORRN PE Rl'ORMINO A "Family Clrcut " prov ldttd the lnsplr•llon tor some of the .. •kwood ind marble Kulptur•~ by In tru( tor Mlrl•m Shelton Deane on dlspl•Y through l'b 28 at Challis Galter lft, 1390 S Cocn l Highway, Laguna h•ch Also t atur d 4Jre oll paintings of symbolic. wom n In itrc.hl t turctl 'aettlngs by Va1erle Winslow who I) influ need by ltall•n 'FORTUNE TELLER' IN TEAKWOOD Sculpted·by Miriam Shelton Deane El TOllO SaOOlebaci. '>81 5880 ORA•GE Ota1>9e Mall 637 0340 FOU•UI• VALLEY Fl \lalltv 11.19 1500 ORA•Gl U4 C•ly C1nem• 634-391 I IRVlll WOOCJbHOge ~I 06!6 wur•t•SIU UA Ctnema 1193-CJS.46 OCIAll&IOI !bnn '39 1008 CMECl OIRfCIORIU FOR SllOW 1t•I Remember when comedy was King, now he's President. • FIRST· FAMILY· m •... SOUTNCOAST PLAZA M)....._1 ..... lff_, CMt• ...._. • Soft lJS2 S•"'• AN fr,., n.., Cf'l•O"'I'• o._..ssa1021 F aster, fun n ier and vvild e r . ... it'll knock you outl I CUNT IASIWOOO ,. "Ntt WHICH WAY 'fl:XI CAN' I """O $ONOllA IOOCI ~ lE'MS Wtlll'M .-,,..+ " •WIQY ,....,lflfll ,-...1 ~~ OOlCiCN OJ MO E~ Ptocb.•~ OCf<f:lll Ulllf\ 'I.\, '°'""°"'' ..,, ';H.Jf ~ ""'5c ~ ~ 5TM t• ~M Wl•r•"• l'V ~ <.l{flMr'N ~· ~ b.o Rlfl2 MNIES Olr'0ollltl bv B..0: Vl>N IOlN QXw bv OOlJXl e ~ bv W/l(1fl(R l'llO 0 A '1."""lP .:CNMINUOONS O>./fNH _.,......,_ .............. _. __ ....,.~ ..,,.....-.,_.... Renaissance technlqu95. The artists wl ll at· tend the openlno reception at 3 p.m. Satur· day. VlewlnQ hours are 11to5 Wednesdays through Sundays. WORKS BY TORANA ART Leatue mem· bers were juried by Estee B. Huff and Jean- nette Leeper for an exhibition Opening at 7 tonight in the Arts and Crafts Center Gallery, ~1 Walnut Ave., In Irvine's Her itaoe Park. The show will continue from 10 to 6 weekdays through Feb. 27. "LE FT SECTION INSTALLATION" by Mark Frazee remains on exhibit through Sa turday at the Fine Arts Gallery on the UC Ir vine campus. MULTIPLE SHAPES WHICH OPEN and close, cubist impressionism and multi- colored sheet aluminum sculpture are on view from 11 to 5 Tuesdays throuoh csuu11•1--. •a.S..JeMS.... F&7 ,.._. ..... Oftlun' ._, ..... ·-=:.~ .... ~ L ... IMdlredfk ......... ,... 1).11 .... d• M4r.24-2t Saturdays throuoh Feb. 28 at Abraxas Gallery, 2815 Villa Way, Newport Beach. Artists Karl Benjamin of Claremont, Terry Allen of Mission V iejo and Johanna Jordan of Laguna Beach w ill explain their works from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday at the gallery. SOUTHWESTERN ARTIST James G. Davis cr eates an exqui site tension in his work ~ which forms, as he sa ys, "a dialogue between certain painted 'events' and their relationships." To see the latest examples of his work, visit Galeria Elena at 7 p.m. Satur- day or from 11 to 5 Tuesdays through Saturdays unt il M arch 5, at 2811 Villa Way, Newport Beach. "RECENT WORKS BY Jacques Hur tubise" w ill open at the Cal State long Beach Art Galleries on Monday w ith a public. reception from 7 to 9 p.m . A conversation with this major French-Canadian artist will start at 11 a.m . TueSday in Gallery B. Thirteen large acr ylic/pastel paintings and three serl· gr aphs will be on view t hrouoh March 15. These Images, created since 1977, have evolved into topological vistas which represent echoes of the earth's surface. Gallery hours are noon to • and 5 to 8 p.m . M ondays through Thursdays, noon to 4 Fridays and 1to5 p.m . Sundays. Closed Sa turdays. E XPERIENCE AN ECCENTRIC, crazy evening at the Cabaret Voltaire, also known as the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach at 8 Satur- day. Writers, poets, music ians and artists will combine their creative spir its as they did in Zurich in 1916 so dress appropriately. Admission will be $6 to view the surrealist Paul Del vaux exhibit and sup at the cafe tables. N.Y. DAILY NEWS: "A powerful, terrifying, suspenseful, mind-blowing movie. The result will fry your hair." PG -..!..~ .. ---CJ ' -NOW aHOWINO- EOWAROS CINEMA COSTA M ESA c714) 546.J102 PLITT CITY CENTER ORANGE(714) 634-9282 00 DO'-•• 8T£AC.0 r;.. J l'A ,•,f l'o •I 'I ~J' 11 •t"'(~ , ... I f t-.11 .1.1 ,, VI. •••" ... worth cheering about." NEW YOltK OAllYNEWS 'o01"-.·,. (o• • ~ PG -NOWPLAYINO COSU MESA ~ ulr Lr 1q Pirtll ·~· , NO PASSl'" ACCEPTf n '-OH h-t<-f,...J>..aA_,...~ ... t ,.~ U OI M! ANV ulJll~ lt'IMhF~ ~nur ,a10 " «1Jm I, ,1.. i1ntt 1 iue\I tr tn't ",.,. ' , ~ -Rex Reed. New York Daily News N.Y. TIMES: "Ex hilara tingly bizarre! Obsessive, exciting, scary, Wildly energetic." -Janet Ma~lln, New York ~Imes One o f the year's 10 best. 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MeHopot11an The· atre's Co.pore11on. which operates 23 movie houses lhroughOut Soulhern C•h· '°'"'' and shows hims 1n Spanrsn or w.ih Sp: 11Sh SUbhlleS Q'i) STUOIO SEE M•A•s•H Hawkeye 111\CI Hol Lips gain a new respect lor each olher alter working al an aoc s1a1ron uncer heavy hre @) BAAH!Y MILLER Det Janice Wen1worlh CHANNEL LISTINGS Brady brides E ve Plumb <l e f t > a nd M a ureen M cCo rmic k t ak e th e plunge into matrimony when "The Brady Girls Get Married" tonig ht at 8:30 on NBC. Chan- n el~ . gottS undt!rCOver lo busl 11 massage p.irlor and Ch..ino lh111ks 111s1 to lrap an old lady "'hO mugs men 1:55 8 EDfTO..IAL 7:00 IJ C8S NEWS 0 H8CNEWS IJ HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Fon11e strikotS a t>argam with the de•tl $ nephew ICI go without a -·ss lor 24 hours to sa•e Ch&ch1 1. soul 8 ABCHEWS G JOt<ER'S WILD G) M0 A•S•H Hawkeye ano Trapper w11h an ass1s1 lrom Radar, make up 8 t1c1111ous cap- tain 1n order to donate his salary to an orphanage fl) SOllO GOLD Host Dionne Warwick Co-1 host Cltll Richard Guests Ir-Cara The Poonter Sisters. Rolltng Stones Ed<l1e Rabbtll, George Benson. Poul Simon Air Supply, ChrtSlopller Cross, B11ty Joel fD OVEREASY Guests Dave Brubeci. Aoram Sachar (Al gi) MACNEIL I LEHRE.R REPORT 8 TIC TAC OOUGH (IOl MERV GRIFFIN GUf'sts St~•• Allen Je11 y Van Dyke Hatry James Mo11en;i Rice• 7:30 I) 2 0.. THE TOWN Hosts Stev{• fdwards ano Mt>IOdy Roqf'r~ Sieve •S l•anslorme<l 11110 an olo m.in by a Hollywood make· up itrlrSI a IOOI< al Leo Cortez s a11empt 10 put 1oca1 gangs 10 WOtk oolld •no lhf' new Cleland Cen· !er 0 FAMILY FEUD 0 SHANANA Gutl$IS F1llh O.mens1on 8 TELETOHE NEWS Q FACE THE MUSIC ID All IN THE FAMIL y Grandpa Archie brtngs Glorta s ltllle oaby hOme tor o game or Poke< ,.,,n lhe boys fI) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT gi) THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE 'The Moneylende<5 · fhis program takes a 1001< at 1ne new 198 t banlung laws and the future ol savings and loan 011nk s (f ) P.M. MAGAZJNE The resurgence ol barter 1ng as an a1tema11ve 10 money a grut>11ng snow moD1te race 1n Maine 8:00 I) '8' THE INCREDIBLE HULK "'Ol'"11PP41fl. thty tiff In terror •a~ T~ gov&fnot 110lvnt-• i:i.neon to be a subslllutl lt l"-tor a tO.yeaH>ld 1no0Mtet G MOVIE • • • •, 'R•dt!r Ori rne Rain ( 1970) ChatlH Bron ton Jiii Ireland A <&v•91 11 reoard with 11 1ho1gun bl•ut trom lllt ....Cl"" 8) P.M.MAGAZINE The reaurgence ol barter mo " an 11llernat1•e 10 money a gru11l1ng snow mobile race 1n Ma1n.e Judy Jumudd on b11ga111 •llop ping IOI hOUllellOlety 1ntrodu.;.er. 1~11moer .. 011 fl) MOVIE • * 'Jug1 A Ltltle 111ron venience ( 19771 l,.,, MlltOfS Ja~ S1ac1 An t!mbttU.~t~ V1.P1nam ._ptto:• dn learns to 5k• ces1>il• !lot• toss of an ;irm and .i 109 fD LOS ANGELES WEEK IN REVtEW Host Cte1E> 11ooert~ gi) WALL STREET WEEK Foreign Stock• Hedg1nu Iha Ame11cun Dream Guest Pal11Gk Koerter vice pres.den! F1<1ue1&•y Tru51 COIT'lpMy 8:300 MOVIE The B•ody G1rl~ Get Milt 11~ 1P1em1e••!I Robi'rt Re@<! Ftorence Hend"r sor1 T ... o ol ""' Brady 01r•~ dPC1ae to qel mamed 1n ar> unubual doublf' "'edd1no 0 tiO l'M A BIG GIRL. HOW Dt0na res>gns rOlher lh1111 subm11 10 the company ~ SocurJly IB$l Q) CAROL 8URNETT ANDFRIENOS Guests Tim Conw.ly Volerte Harper fID gi) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW ~I) f' THE DUKES Of HAZ2ARO 11111 1001 horn a 1e .. etry robl>Qry is tounct "' '1c" cos car O no MOVIE rhtS Houst> Posses~;,d tPrPttue'e' P.ui...-, <itP1i;-(_.n son l 1sa f 1lbai;'1er A ""' ~ ~utqer tHJ~ 3 nt"rv,.1u~ hH.Mkdown and goec-, to hv4• 1n .J hou .t w 11h 111~. young nuo11.._. nur'S•1 Q) MERV GRIFF'IN Cut .. ~I~ St Pvt• AH••n J1•n.,. V.tn 0~~,, HJI• t J,,,,,, • M Utt>nt• S'.l1..-. P\•.o M<hfit-1~ v\• f up,•r £D WALL STREET WEEK F nh,,Q,, ;tn1 " • I If.,, 1•1 • ft"I•• Am+•t11 1r• l 1 • (j H' I p llftL" ,,.. • ,, , ... ~ t• '-..... , ..... Tr;J'\f ( G'"l t! f 6 KN\T .c0s1 L11.., An41•it"' 0 l\N8C 1NBC1 l 0.., ArHJl'I"' " KILA Intl' L ..... A111.w1 .. ., Da111d nelps a musclr butl<lef who is up aga1ns1 \htl compellhon '" fl•' ques1 to win a Ph11S1qu<• con1es1 0 HARPER VALLEY PTA Members or lhe PT A 1ry Ir qet the goads on Sreua hy turinq An acto• to '-''OO hP• 0 MOVIE (ID VOTER'S PIPELINE tU"l\1 J1fT1 t "Ii)\• r 9:30 £D (I!> SACRAMENTO WEEK IN REVIEW IJ MBC IV 1AOC1 Llh Anq •. 1 .. ., lf "F Ml31CB...,t '-'·'" D1P•Jll 10:00 EJ II DALLAS G Kii i IV (Incl 1 Lt1'> An ,,.1, • ., 00' KCS I 1M!C1 'i,m Ou•q,1 G) K llV 1lr111 1 L11.., Anr.wl,• • • RdCP Wtlh The Oe•tl ' i~ 'l"-'"· t ••. ,It' 11f t( f1(1f1.:1 h .. ,,. ' I tf "ti'\ I • .., KCOP rv 1 lrttl r l ,., Arllft• • m KCE' l' PBSt Lu·, 11,,.,, I., gi) KOCE TV 1PAS1 H11nlotlq1<1n 81•,1111 I 1g1s1 PelN Fonda Wai tl'n Oates When a vaca 11onm9 tour!.Onle mad•et1 l'nlly w11nesaes a hum.in sac1111ce by Sa111n ll'W••f 1nJ •(.U ,,,._.. I ftt '"" 0 NSC REPORTS WHO Will FIGHT FOR AMERJCA7 Rock singer 'possessed~ By J ERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP) Dur- ing the filming or "This House eossessed ," Parker Stevenson round his interest was drawn to the mansion in which it was shot. .. It was filmed in San Diego in an incredible house," said Stevenson. "It's a $25 million house on 220 acres or land. s aid ... l play a s uccessful songwriter-singer . and I get to s ing three son~s in the movie. which is new for me I come from a family of singers, but I've a lways concentrated on the s in g ing . My s is ter. Sara h Mc C ord. is a professional singer ." ST EVENSON, WHO sta rred in the A BC series ·'The Hardy "THE PRODUCERS had been Boys." said his role in "This thinking of a more Vi ctorian House Possessed" was a conse· house unlit they s aw this. It's a quen ce or his contract with ABC. mode m house. and when I saw "l have an agreeme nt with them it. l knew it would be all ri2ht. I over the next year a nd a half. studied architecture at Prince-I'll do one film for my company ton, and for me to spend three a nd one for ABC. This is ABC's weeks on location in this house m o v i e . o r r a t h e r L e n was wonderful." Goldberg's. A BC broadcasts the golhic "I've been reading scripts and romance -in fact, the original books all year lookin g for title was "American Gothic" -something. I've found a few tonight at 9 on Channel 7. It's a things that are interesting. but 1 o v e tr i an g I e in v o I vi n g unfortunately they weren't com- Ste v en son and two women. merc la l e n ough for t h e played by Shelley Smith and network." Lisa Eilbacher, with overtones He said he found "This House or m y st e r y and t h e Possessed" ve ry commercial supernatural. and hoped that it would lead "I 'm finis hing up a rel a· ABC to accept a film that was a tionship with Shelley and start-little less commercia l. ing one with Lisa." the actor "I'm learning a new side of t he bus iness.·· hC' sa11I ·w-. frustl'atmg mt' ai. an a(·tor to lw ha nded a scnµt and told tht· start <1ate is vestcrda~ I v. ant t11 be involved In proJet't:-. up front develop seripti. und churac·tl•rs I've learned a lot alreuch at>uul what makes a M·rtpl work . ALTllOUGll STJl,I. rn his 21h. Stevenson is an old ·timcr in tht• business. He started doing t·om mercials when hl' v..as 13 J\t 17 he had a s t:irring rolC' in .. A Separate Peace ... In the fall of his junior yea r in colll'#!l'. hl1 starred in .. Lifeguard · ·Thl' Hardy Boys" came soon after graduation from Princeton. S t e v e n son is a n av i d s p o rts man <i n d s penl two months in Africa on a sa fan- r a 11 v for ABC's .. Am erican Sports man.·· It probably will be broadcast in Apri I. "We drove for fi ve davs over incredible terrain." he said of the African adventure. "We drove at 120 miles a n hour over narrov. roads. Once, we hit a Land Rover head-on at 45 mites an hour. II knocked us bac k 15 fe et , bul we weren't hurt Natives threw stones al us.·· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... TRI: URL'S "l~•MIATIMC ___ ... _ St l•C ,, ,(\,l St••-.c• r,~ St•t~ .tt "f'u' o°"' 1C•n SfOt~ Nie-••e~• Yw1 "''•I coe~a ...,,841-1289 .• ..._._ ., • ._ NJ04t5-0401 ,..,~~ (left Dl9p ,...., et a._, ,_., I I QOO Winners 'lee's Candy Guys & gals. check your CA. 10 or driver lie. at Huntington Center fOt ........ prizes uP to 5450. Also 100 H b. w1nnenS..s Candy for lid'-only dunno Lidie• Days, Ends Tues. Feb. 10. caUMZ-1111. Pitt • ,.,, wor~• '°"°"' ,., BEGIN YOUR SUNDAY WITH CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH IN THE ZODIAC AT N-M NEWPORT BEACH. Each Sunday beginning at 11:30 a.m. relax in our Zodiac Restaurant over gourmet breakfast delights accompanied by complimentary champagne. Seatings ere ot 11 :~ o.m.r noon and 1 p.m. Please coll early fa reseMJtions: 759-1900, ext. 330. P.S. After tr'unchr browse through the store . , .. we're open ecxh Sunday from noon to 5 at N-.M Newport Beoil. . ..... TUBE TOPPERS ', \ I I K 11 \ \ Nl3C I) 8 30 "The Brctd\. <;1rli!. 1 t95$1 JamH C1gney, JOl'l11 Oefek A lormer Ofll· ..... Changff IN llv .. QI • woman and • young bOy 0 OOH LA._ Gues1s George N90"1, P.noy ParSOtlll, Steo/len Cll.fka. J~n MclnnM 4:11, .... &.111 MOVle c:N Murried ... The cntirl' ('3St of The Hrady Bunch" r eturns ror thib nost<1lgiC' s pecial as two of the girls µI an their wed· dings Robert Reed and Floren<'<' lien dc•rson star (photo at tert 1 G) INOEP£HOe.NT NETWON< NIWI 1.10 Q HOUYWOOO HEARTIIEAT ,10 AOAM-12 *** ··~ FNI"-" ( 1952) Sltfline Htyden. Aileen WNlan. .... COll•ll INl'TY WACK H08l. Fetnando o.I Alo. G""'" Shllah JoMeon and Miii• Sanllly, Loa A~ PQllce OepMl- ment ABC: fJ 9:00 "Thi ~ llou:.e Ot11c1tr Malloy helps "" ~f'rge11nt brtdge !he gener- 1t1ton g11p Posl!.ess ed " Pa rk9'r Steven!.on play!> '' ~ oung rock star/ in sel'lu~mn ufttir ;1 breakdown 1n tl11s nev. T\' morn: \\1th Lisa Eil l>at her !set• stor~. photo lwl'"' 1 t 30 0 THE LONE RANGER fl) MOVIE • • • The Young Doc· to" 1196 ti Fredrrc M'"'" Ben Gazzara TllWO •I<>< tors with opposing ••f'WPOtnlS learn to respeci O'dCl'l other alter working togeth(lr • UNIYIMITY OF ntl AIR ()) IUNNIE UMUTP 1:t11 G lldlilc>N • AU.ta TMAT TUCH CBS 6 11 :30 C'Jrr'IL' St:-."\ 1:30 8 IUHNIE IEMUTIR 0 THATICAT Spacek take:, the <'hillit1~ t1tlt> rol1.1 of rim. supernCtlura l S<.1J!<1 \\ llh P1p1.•1 I .:tlll'lt' and .John Travolta t .00 MOVIE • • The Horror 0 1 frank- , • ., loin I 19711 Ralph fl.11es Kate O M•ra A sc•· •'1tl•SI cr11a1e1 11 loathsome «t>,lfurll comPOsed ol vari· IJ 0 IT'S YOUA ........ D DAW\' AHO OOUATH M Jt-.·•n Kdlb 1ovK) JI ""' (."'•Ous. d1a1n <Jf •tllPO fln\J •11 p('ttf<IOC&d m ht Hy rl41tt ti ... rr.41 tt•H•.\tt:OS lo vnau1m1n~ ~u , •Jt·f•·• ·• ullorl oom NEWS fD THE INDEPENDENT EYE A C-:r "'" Ur><ll'rl.Jl<1r>g A <1d'" and b•.t"OftP COIT•,~nv t>'t 001v1d McM111 •• n is "''' -,(•fll''" gi) HARD CHOICES O""' tot ~ lf'Jn1 AfT''" .J 'ti!dlU1 (,. i 1• c1~•1VPf, !:.)'~IPm 15 ("" till 1H (1 10:3011) NEWS (() INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS £D HOTELS A ponr ut o• tnt Juwn .Jnd .nu1 c110 r1pi.1eo .nc1 11om11lf'SS wno 1n.,J01t old hOltlls Iii)() e 0 0 e 10 NEWS 00 COLLEGE BASK El BALL UC..lA •~ IJS< m M0 A·s·H Wh4'f' f ran,., Ot'<•ClK ., II' Jl<.:nt" .. 1 h'1 1 .-<.ome 1 n1•·ntlCfJ 1r lhl· A0/ 71h h..- t1• <.IJttt'i I I J l, t11f11t fH (()MOVIE • • • Ir JP'"" I f.. 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I,•' I fD gi} CAPTIONED ABC NEWS -MIDNIGHT- 12 30 Q MIDNIGHT SPECIAL • 1 .. 12 -40 0 VIDEO WEST BACKSTAGE PASS tO CAROL BURNET" AND~F<tENC.> ._ .. ,,. 1000 MOVIE • u~ r.rarts or drllerent .JO.tvers 1 ·~EJ NEWS '2 00 0 COMEDY SHOP Q) MOVIE • • • The M11n From Colo. ado C 19•81 Glenn r n111 w,11oam Holden A n•-wly .. ppo1nted lederal 1•all.J" or the Colorado fer· HIO•y IS sa<ltSllC 10 those wno oppose h<s harlhness 2 IS 0 EDITORIAL '2 20 0 MOVIE • • • fhe Mtnd 0 1 MtSt8' So.ime~ 11970) T11rence StJmp Ro~t Vaug.hn W""" a man emerge. from J hlelong state or suapend· "" t1n1ma11on. he struggles 10 '"'"'"e 1n an adult wOfld w1tn the mind or on 1nlan1 230 0 NEWS 2 40 0 NEWS 2 55 0 NEWS 3il0 0 MOVIE • • A Lion I~ In The Str""'~ 119531 James Cagney Baooaro Hale A 1urat Sovinern demagogue rpm~ ltltt supl>()rl Of poor o rl rarmer~ and ltM '"' A; .... 1~ pohhca1 oowe.- ID MOVIE • • Tne Baille Ot 111e v 111 J r 1f;n1a '1965• Mau. 0 Hara Richard 'Ill 355 W MOVIE • • rri.~ Burning t11t1s l ,r, Hu''''"' Na,ahe 1. • 30 {!) NEWS ·~OUT ., "°"'""' AOOM SD CAPTlOHEO A9C ..... (J) VOICEOF AONCULTUAE 7:00 1J DU8TY'8 TAEEHOUaE 0 000ZJU.A I HONG KONG PHOOEY D PACOETT'ERS Host Ray Gonzales 8 <!]) IUPEIW'AIE.NDS G ...OTFUOGE G) TUNWIOUT fD YOGA FOR HEAL TH (I) TV.a LOOt<S AT LEAAHIHO 1:30 l'J MA""-0 AHO THE MAOtC MOW MACHINE 0 IMO euJE MAMU G OIOOl..UHORT HOTEL G) ELEMIENTAAYNEWS g) QUE PAM. U.4.A.? SD vmErMlE SOUP Cl)~ 1:00 l'J MtQHTY MOU8E I HEO<LE & JECKLE G THE FUNTtTOHU 0 THE NFl8otAN 8 (ii PlASTICMAH I IA8YPU8 G A0U.EA OEAllV G) MOVIE * * * "H1lloty IS Maoe At Ntghl ( 11'37) Charles Boyer Jean Arthur «!) aPEClAL PEOPLE fID OHCEUPONA Ct.A8SIC "The Mill Ori The floss Aller Tull1ver·1 death Ma9g1e and her mother leave Oorlcole Mill ano move •n with Uncle Deane 1Part !>11Rt by Armstrong & Batiuk 'I "\· 111 0 i· itJt .ftt 1u1 d1111 K e 11t State revisited '\I-\\ \11Hf.. \I' ~.,11i1 ,1>nl11n \\ .1.. • • ' , 1 r 1 It• 1.111 •II II "l'ttl .'1.Jll' \'nl\1't'll\ 111 111t111 .111d 1 1onlr11nc:r twn t.11 ,,1111 1l11rn.1! c;11,1rrbmcn .inti 1•111'' 11 11•~1 ,,., ... 11•1' '•rur .,Ill clt'nh 111 .id ·\I rlw 111111 !,111t1t111 r• nwmlll'r'i ht•ing ,H\ .111• 111 I hr· II I 1d••fll liul he 1·111tld nut c11n1•"1• 111 11 ... 1n1plt<'<1\1on., To h1t1t tit•· "•'I•' s1 "' 11,1)!1•1h ~''' c;onH·tl1111i: '"' rtu ; 11 • 1.,1·!, n•·\\:- GOROO'\ t>O RT R \ \ ~ ""' of lh<• -;lain .,1111h Ill in .1 m.1dl' lur r\ film. "K<'nl StJtl', 111 ht• hrr>adcast b\ NBC ~11n<l;1\ ;1t 'I •>n t'hannel ·I An·d for thr ,\11un)! <H'\111. 11t1· ml•..1nrn~ of the "l'lll Stall' 1r.1~l'd' nm' 1s clear · ,\., far :t" 11'11•\ 1 ... 111n l!O<'s. h<' s aid. ·11 s gu1-.1t·1 th.in most. espcc1all\ t•ons1<11·nn l. th<· Inn<' of thl' count r\ rt);!hl "''" BN au'<' of th<' :-.hirt t(1v...1rd t'llfhl'nattsm I don 't knov. ''h" v.111 l"\'t•n ''at1·h rt. but I hope I h1l"l' "1111 rlo an· :.iff1•t'lt•d by il · 1 douhl 1f .;1111who<h "ho ~as ~lad t h1• ·.f trclt·nt"' '"' "' sh1i: 1s ~oing to t>e 1urnNl cirouncl b~ l hr~. ··he said, ··but I ho pt• rt "111 h it the arm-c hair lll1 l'rals who nev<'r did anything. I rhtnk 1t .will arouse s ome anger and remrnd people what happened " WRITTEN BY R ichard Kramer and Gerald Green. who won an Em· m~ for •·lfolocaus t. ·· "Kent State" follov.s the ltves of four key students. :'\attonal Guardsmen and school of· f1c1:.ils in the days leading up to the con front at ion. .. The program·s pornt of view," said Gordon. "1s not to blame the gua rdsmen who did the shooting so much as the people who put them there with loaded weapons. such as Gov James Rhodes. It s hows that al t h<' time o f the s hoot in g . the ~u ardsmen were in no danj!er . ·· "Also." he added. "after the s hoot· ing there was strong sentiment in tbe country that the kids deserved what they got and that this should teach them a lesson. Well. what the movie hopes to get across is that those kids did not deserve to die .·· --•ORIENT AL RUG 2nd Annual PARKING LOT SALE On Genuine Hand Made Rugs In Our Corona Del Mar Store Only SAVE UP TO 80°/o NAME Anl MaShad lndo Ounese Ant $pa1ta Ant Ushak . Ant Tabrrz Ant Mahal lndo Sevanen, . Ant Spa11a lndo Ch1ne!ie Mesnk1n 2 DAYS ONLY SAT. AND SUN. 10-4 THIS IS A CHANCE OF A. LIFETIME Th£:SE ARE ONLY A FEW EXAMPLES SIZE 2'h13 4 . ,5,12 l!i 4, 10 9 14 21 l1 8 13 iQx9 9 13-89 . 141( 10 1? l.<9 ') 16» 12 13119 2 REG PRICE $6!i00 3350, 1000 1000 'l7!)0 SALE PRlCE $1999 999 •.250 250 1199 REG. IAU NAME SIZE PRICE PNCI 1\111 Mahahal ...... t 1. 7119.'4 .... $350 ....... .. " ,1 e•1cur .. 9x6 .... 1'400 ....... 350 1 Anl St111 a1 .. 8x5.2 ..... 800 ....... 325 Kt>•man . . .. 8.3x5 ... ,. 850 ....... 350 <\nt Chinese ... BxS ... 1750 ....... .. l\nl Gharabagh ... . .... 7Kt4 ..... 999 ......• 290 Kehm ........... 83i1.i4 .... 1250 ....... .. Im Pl. Ke,rman • • • • • • 5 4x3 ~ . . • 700 ..•.... 1• Ba1ovc11 . 5x3 ..... 300 ........ • Atsner . 6.8xt4 10 .... 1000 ....... - C(own.... .. ........ .. 12i19 14xl0 14Jl 10 • 450 2475 . 1000 27!>0 3750 2800 2500 3500 99 699 399 899 999 799 850 Kerman • . . . . . . . . . • • . . , 4x2 ...•• 250 •.. , .•.• 71 AsllldQUt' ........ 1 • • • Sll3 ....• 225 ......•.• Ant Chinese Cntncse 90 Line 1399 Koutieoour . . . . . . • . • . . . 4i12 ..... 195 ..... , .• 41 c bJlt£1it ~1. LA. Shou:r0<m1 Cor<mn Del Mor 52.t; N. Lo Cif'n(>ll" Bird. 242 I E. Coa•t Hwy. (2 13) 6.Si-.5175 (714) 673-2224 · •ff,,..,,. ........... ,, •t.f1 '•1n 1:0:-) "'"'"' W-.•'el, IO·r-'-· 12·• • 1,000'• Of RUGS IN BOTH 8TOAH AT IAVIHGS UP TO IO• . -. ....-.-....--· -- 1981 TOYOTA 5 SPEED STANDARD BED PICKUP . t includes 5 speed Equ1pi:ier:' window package. tr~nsm1s;~~~· Ultra mirrors & rear tailgate P (·005350). step bumper. 1974 VOLVO 164 SEDAN 6 cylinder engine. 4 speed trans. with overdrive. factory air condit1onmg. power steering, power disc brakes. AM·FM stereo & leather interior. (121333). 53799 1977 TOYOTA COROLLA SRS This "hatchback' model has an economical 4 cyl. engine. 5 speed trans .. factory air cond .. AM-FM stereo 8 track & wire basket wheels. (835JPO). 53999 1973 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE Equipment includes an economical 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transm1ss1on, AM·FM stereo cassette. vinyl Interior & white »dow•lllm.152799 1981 TOYOTA STANDARD BED PICKUP TRUCK . I des 4 speed Equ i p .m ~ n t 'no~~r assisted front transmission. Pd tailgate panel. A disc brakes a~ a super truck! super value or (008950). 23 MO. . $5595 00 plus tax. cash price -. 51 29.23 per month license & doc.~ee. Deferred payment fo~ 48 m~;'o~ ~4 1 s.99°/o APR based pnce -$ . (c.ash or trade) O.A.C. LOOK AT OUR LOW PRICES! 1975 VOLVO 164 SEDAN 6 cyl engine. auto trans .. factory air cond .. pwr steering & Windows pwr disc brakes. AM·FM stereo 8 track. cruise control & wsw steel radial tires (842MCV) 54399 1978 TOYOTA CELICA GT A hltback' model with 4 cyl. engine. 5 speed trans .. factory air cond .. tinted glass. shadow. pin stripes, AM-FM stereo cassette. radials & real wire wheels. (848UMX). 54699 • Friday, February 8. 1981 1981 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 DOOR SEDAN . includes 4 spe~d Equ1p.m~nt b cket seats. front disc transmission · u 1 (137 430). brakes & much more. DAILY PILOT • J 6 cyl. engine. automatrc trans .. factory air cond .. power steering-disc brakes·windows. AM·F~ stereo radio. velour 1nter1or & steel radral tires. (043957). 54199 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA A "hatchback" with a 4 cyl. engine. automatic trans .. factory air cond .. side stripes. metallic paint. tinted glass. vinyl Interior. wsw tires & low miles! (599YMP). 54499 1975 V.W. RABBIT SEDAN Equipment includes a 4 cylinder engine and 4 speed transmission This car looks and dr•YeS ltke NEW! (145NAM). 52799 .......................... .,,,......,,_ ............... __ .. OM.YPtl.Ol The marketplace on the orange coast . . 642 -5678 ........... s. "··--S. CLASSIFIED INDEX •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,.. I OOZ ••••.. I MZ .,.,.. I OOJ Glftef'.t I 002 G....-.t I 002 GetMf'.t I 002 GeMt-.t I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOW DOWN 'llWLOT MIMCIT '°'"" hPWt YM M,C1M .... Spe<'tatultr 2 and 3 bedroom ..Ut1. Picture wlndo.. provide birCS. eye view ol lhe ultimate In seaa ld e living . Fireplaces. new tile kitc hen and ba ths . Owner will carry financ· Ing A Skal ! Call now 642·5671 ttettSfS JOI S.tll REAL £SUH \ , ... ' .... , .. ,. ,.,. fht "' "'' .. I h••, f·, •l .. t "·"ht f ,,,, .. ,, • I t'O.r!il\ l ... I l•i '"" ......... ' ~\ti I .... M'on f'I "" 1111 "'"'' l"wl~,,., lf\ I ...... , "~"""" .. ,, .. \t "' '"" ~,, ... , 1 .. '" f1,.J.., h ,., l'fnt,.llt .... ,lllf"'4 1 \t.,to• It"• l Ir-. \lo~ft\h l•'l-lff ~I off I If .. ,,~ 9 f I f 't •#• . "' 'i '"'"' 1111,.1 c 'VI ,,f "flh ''tt•t' , ............... ,, '•'li'' ...... t 1 .. t. I \I 11 .. 0 .. 4 H ... 1 t ''"'' IA •nh·•I RENTALS tli1u t'"' ""''H tw•I tl11u"'"' l Ulu111hh1·1t I •+IU I .. l.tf fl •tr l fll I IHl!l'k•Ollllt\,iJI t UIO t 11f'IU•1n11n•un1, I hi lv .. nh•.U·t·' t urr1 l11•llt••••"' I,., IJwpl• u• '""' ltiu1~..-" I nl """"" • wrn -'"4 "' \ nt 11 II \'A t tH" ''' I t•I u.,..,,, t-c._.,, .. ' t~••••I tluhh \11'4d1 <1u1 \I tlom•'"' ~n1not f kPt1h1I \ .. r .. uon lfrhl•I' t<t-nl•I' l41 "•"'' • t, .. , .. .i,., lot lt..ril t)Hh,. H,.ut ti Uu~1nt''' t(.,01-.il Jrwtui.u1.oil H• 111 .. 1 "•lf41tf ttt-nti.I" \\..enhil \h\1 lh ntwl BUSINESS, INVEST MENT. FINANCE H~·I'"-f)JJµi;rt• Jtu, .. .,,. "'4tolrtJ In\• Im• ht 1tf1""1rl \ hl\t "'"•"' \o\,.tJ1l•-it \t~°'" ~ C1 I .ot11n \lt.n. \ " ........ . '''"''~1h.• ••• ANNOUNCEM ENTS. PERSONALS & LOST & fOUNO U11t11yllt I t• I Ill\ 1,,, 1'1.:,1 If ~.ti 'I·'• • l,ud A I oH• f I'• r ~on.11 • ...... •'' ,,,,,.. "u .. ,. SERVICES ... , ,,,. ,,, EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION .,.,. •. It,, •. , .• J,1f1" •II• • llrfo \\111ttl•tl \I&. t MERCHANDISE Ant111u• 4'pt1h.,n11.,. Au1111111 hu \1 i. ... h1111tl11h \l1tl1 n.11 ' .• ,, ... , .. & t ••• ,.,,,,' , •• '·•' 1,.,. t'ttl I \111 Ju'"'' 11t 1,.,, ••. , ... tl•ot • flo.-1 ,, tt.l l1U••I ...... 1,,, t •i.. ,, • " ,,, t. \t. '' .1f1n1U \1 • 'l•I•• '"'• " 1t1!• 1 \ti II ;J l1Hlfl1f11t I I ltP1 • • tJth A • •1q 11 , .. t•• .. •~·· t. flrt..'411 """' .. ~11~ "•'turn '4.111111.n,t.! 1,1;11111 ...._,.,. "'' .1111" mt U111 ,~ .. ,, 1" IC11uJ10 Hit 1 'l• I•·•· BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT lot'fW'fitl ~••"" \1.unl ", \ u • Hl.Hth \h1rtn• I •1u11• ~<1h PO••·r •~, .. t, Hcnl I ti•"'~ l'O•t"" '411 &.h 'JiJt· IH" ~ fW•ott"" 'Vf""I & '"' lkMh \ttlitt11 ... f' TRANSPORTATION \1nr .. h I •m"'°'"" , .. If" k1 1U u~·1ri('t 1u \tohllf" llhm•~., Motor Cyrlt\ S<-nol•"· \towr ""'"' , .. 1 .. ''""' frilth•r' 1r .. \til Tr .. 11 .. r, I \lhh AuwNir\H • l' .. rh AUTOMOBILE "-"'"_., .. , \AtOllH''I I 111,,11 Kt.•t r~4Hufl \ •·hu It·"" ,,., .. h tc .... tt•11t• l'An.-ci1 Uro• fn11. lu \ .. n, \y111Lt.om._; \Utn,. \\ .. nlr•I AUTOS. IMPORTED t ... -n,•r .. 1 \It .. t<unlo "' \tJlll \1hl1n lh .. 11 ' 11~114 ' .. ~,, C1t.roon l'dlt u .. b un ...... , .... ..... , tl•lft41 .. J.1,.1.&141 J1·11,.,·n ... arm.,Hlhhh I Lambor1h1n1 \l .. ,o., \h-h \' 1. H+ Ill ~t11' 11µ•1 p"'"'"'' .. Pt.u.:1.,1t l'vn.,ht. kt'n1wl1 ltollt Hu,11 Rmt"r ~JIWtJ SllKI ~n,..ru ru,.oo ·ri HJ(n.!h Vnllu1-.ww.io \'Ohu lt~r•I \\41,; AUTOS, NEW AUTOS, USED ll>olfk l,;d ill•r C.mw,ru ('"lwo\rntf\ l.'llr1>S..1 l'l>mfl (•c.wtt•n•nt•f 1.\ir•rll• 1.•wor ~t tmp;>ritl t .. 1nco1n Ma.enlk =trf•r1 ~·.;:~.,. 1'1!110 11f)'muuth Pu.1110< rt•>IM••Ot•ll V•;'• •Ptel'.UMt ... ... .. ... , .. .... ,,,, ............... : All r.al-..a.advertlMd Ill tht.a oewwpaper I.I aub- Je<'l to the Feckral Fair Hou1101 Act of 1968 wbkh makes 1t 1Lle1al to advert11e "any pre· r.,rence, limitation, or diacnminalion based on race, cok>r, relicion, su . OI' national origin, or an Intention to make any ,;:: such Pftfenmce. llmita· t:: lion. or discrimination." SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-63 J-6990 31DRM ,., "' Thas newt1paper will not UNIV. PARK knowingly accept any Super flex.Ible financing advertisin g for r eal on th.is rabWous Vlllage '"' eslale which as an viola-Ill. University Park. =~ lion or the law Beautiful carpets and ... , -----drapes. bil room s .. :;~ ---------~ thruout. Near shopping .... 1 '.~~ ••OH: .... ......... ~·w ...... dedl ..... .. il1N delly .... ,..,.. .,... :::~ ron I .... ty. n. {~ DAILY PILOT ••• 11 ~~ • ...., ...... flnt .. • ' cornet .. ,,.... Ollllr· ..... 1 a nd schools. Owner hi&hly motivated. Call now, 7~1700 tl4Wl=tJ - llSTPllCI in The Terrace of C;tl .1 .... ,._., ---------t University Park, well located 2 bedroom 2 bath ::;~ HomesfwW. ,,,., ..... , ·~,J IL.JI 4 "'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~· ---------~ !~,:: IMftSTOIS :..~: DB.MMT :::::, Maximum leverage with ~.000 down. 2 Bdrm con· do. Owner will carry balance with agreeable ::;.. terms and payments. • '· Gross inrome SS400. Ask· ;:~ ing S76,900. Call ~1151 ;~~.. for more details . .j.o< ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS HOME IN THE LAKES 1'99,900. Beautiful single slory rondominium, de- r orated 1n earthlones a nd woods Excellent location Close to pool, '"" spa. tenrus courts, shop-ping, schools. etc. Lovely lu s h park ·l i ke landscaped community. """' '-'llfl :;~.: G r eat for busy ex· eculive. Call 152· 1700 .... lacllbay Yl.w HOIM : ~ Oltter upgraded charmer ... with great view or the ..... , hills and backbay area. ~~: This 3 bedroom 2 bath ~'" home has been upgraded ~;:: and the owner will carry tf•ll •-:11) 1;0-: ,;111J '•7111 N11.-. t7l$ 11;1; ·fj.!J+ •i.!J ··~ ,,.:. ..... a large 2.nd. Assume ll'3 lsl. Full price h80,000. home on a corner lot. One or Orange County's bet- ter communJtJes. Price inc ludes all buill·in kitc hen, wall-lo·wall carpeting a nd custom draperies. Owner is flex- ible and anxious to sell at $124,900. Call SS6-2660 t;::SELECT T' PROPERTIES NWPTBCH HOUSE $132,900. Singles, young married. steps to beach, POOi or tennis from this 3 Bdrm cathedral ceil· inged style beach home. Cozy brick fireplace. formal dining. Secluded fountain in enclosed patio. Hurry, won't last. Ca II 673-85.50 MISAWOOOS Bright, airy 4 Bdrm pool home with spa a few steps from the master s uite. Dual fireplace between family room and conversation pit. this home makes entertain· ing a delight. Full price $183,000. C.ll 751·3191 C:SE LECT . ~PROPERTIES MOIJh'WOODS llAUTY $83,500. Fantastic buy ol the week, in beautiful Northwoods or Irvine. Lower '8lit with terrific location near pool and clubhouse. Big rooms, earthtone decor , air, 2 pools , 2 spas . 2 clubbowes, 3 lighted ten- nis courts, etc .. etc. Call '°" details. 752-1700 4 ... 00M $101,500 Family IMn1 at its best with room to grow. Dramatically upfraded throughout . Huge encloeed peUo overlooks sunny rose gardens. Super auumable financ-ing. Don't wait!!! i~ SEA COVE ::: PROPERTIES :~:~ 7 '4-631-6990 ~~~ Have something you want ---------.,.. to sell? Classified ads do ave someth.l.nl to sell? ~;~ it well. 542-5678. Clasalned adl do It well. •711'l q7)7 1'7•AJ 9761 !'7~ 'J1bS tl767 !f710 !J77'! CE 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE co•OHA Da MAI Only Properly Under $170,000 Jn COM. Spacious 2 Bedroom & Family Room Townhouse In Superior Location. Gated Community. Overlooks Pool. U&hted Tenn!! Court. Feature• . Include Decli Off Master BR. 3 Fireplaces. Wet Bar, 2 Patkle. ILIGAMT SPY.USS SubmJt All Ofrers On This Trulr Lovely Home W/Canyon, View. Sellen Wil Aasllt lo Financing W/Large 1st. Trtal Deed At Low lntereat Rat e. Larg_e_ Family RoQJP,j Teena1er quarters. 2 Firepl1ce11 • 2 WfA 8al'1. Pool.siled Lot. Shown By A~. Askln1 ~.500 A "Joy Of Newport UstJnc '. If you're In the market for 1 bitter car. be sure to tMck Ute many autol ..tvertlaed for sale In a..anect. ® ·--..... , ..... 7SM1• uc ........... ....... c..... ' ,\ 0waer .,....ftnaDc. w. MIWfarl ••••m almost oew 3 bed.room Paat..at ~ 2~ bath Brtttaay Wooda ba1 and ocean viewa. eoado. S car iaraie. wet XIDt flDaDeiDt available. bar, ~window. Seller will aubordlnate. and microwave oven are Print. only. amoq t.be amenJUes of. DANHOOOt: fered. Full pr1ee am.ooo. Me•F 1 C••W VA $94,000 VETS onlY can take over 10%, -..ooo VA loan. $825 total payments . Country style 4 Bdrm, 2 ..... , ...... ,, .. ,_ 760-9501 S70.IOO Pan~ value, 1ln1le atory end unit. Good location. Take over 6 PllY amt per mo. Call nowW.lnl ALLSTATE REALTORS bath home with huge MY lqUn'Y country kitchen and liv-4 Bdrm, 2 ba home. 8~ ing area. Priced $129,900. down with 1003 by-out For m~ details , call option. Call 535-9311 5"-2313 A tl4W11?1. LA~!~!~E Ad• l"rltsers ma) pl arr t hf'tr ads b~ teltophonr 8 00 a m to S JO p m Monday thru t'nday II to noon Saturday C'Ol-IA ME.._A OF"t'lct' 330 W Ba) 00 5678 lll'NTINGTON Hl'.:A(.'lf 17875 flt•a1·h Hlvd ~10 1220 LAGl'~A fl~:ACll IOZ7 N Coa•l llv.) Laguna &·d~h 4~ 9-166 :>IORTll t'Ol''l;T\' 1hal lret> ~IJ 1220 CUSMftU> DUDUHH Deadhn<" ror 1·op1 & kill~ 1 s ~ 311 p m t h" d J) b ... rort' publtr .. t ton exrrpt for SundJ1 & Monda1 ~:d11wn• v.ht•n dt'ltdltnt• " Sa1urd1.1>· 12 noon CUHlfflO llGUUTIOHS ~:HRllHS Ad1 .. rtt"''' 'hould rhl'l'k th .. 1r a1h dall~ & rt'purl 1•rrnr. 1 m m <' d 1 J l <' h T It ~· U.\11.Y I'll.Irr .L"Um~' ltabtht) for lh1• r1r•t mcorrttt tn~t·rt1on •ml\ Ct\~C~:Ll.ATl0'!-. Whrn ktlhnl! .in 4d be sure to mJkt• ..1 n-cord or the 1\11.1 'l'MBER Rtvt-n ~nu h~ ) our Ad takt'r a5 rl'l'<'IPI ol your 1•ann•lla11011 Th" ktll n u mb t•r mu :..t ht.· p rr,~nl~d h, lhr ~th Nll,c·r In t'"''' ur a dl~pUlt' t'A :\l'El.I ATlll" OH C'OH n F:CT lll" lff "r.w A ll fl ~; I'' 0 H E RI':\ 'l.":r. "' ..,~ em1rt " made to kill nr N>rr<'<'I a ntv. ad lhJt has beC'n ordrred but v.e c-annu1 guaranll'f' to du <i.I> unttl lht• ad has app••;,red 1n the paper Oil\! t: A-LINF: Ans Tht'S(' ad.• are Mrtclly eash in advanrt• by m 111I nr a t any on e of our nff1res NO phone ordt'rJI Oeadhne 3 p m Fnday C'nsta Mesa offttt> & 12 nnnn a l a ll brunch orftces Tll E DAILY P ILOT res erves l ht' r111 ht to t'lass1ry. edit. ren11or or r e f u s to • n y ad verltument, and lo t'h lnRe 1h rat f'S & rrgulaltell\5 without pnor notice CLASS... MA ...... ADOllUS P 0 Box l!WiO, CO!lla Me!!B 92626 TAU YOUR PICI $105,900 . 3 Bdrms, 2 ba. pool. Asawne9'r'i~ loan. $134,900 -3 Bdrms, 2 ba. Assume •.ooo k>an . $18%,000 · Gorgeous 4 Bdrm Mesa Verde pool I home. Owner financing . 1 submit terms. PRINCIPALS ONLY Call Nancy 9'19-87%8 or Maria SM-5229 Agt.s. : . : .· .. . · .... . . . . -: . : .. .~ llCAL LS1A1f CICEUfNCf SJNCC '"' OLDHEWPOIT Brand new two bedroom, two bath condo. Unique floor plan. Fireplace. Just I one block to the bay. Great for boating enthusiasts. $175,500 6ll·7l00 H.I. LOOK! Let us s how you 2 separate lar&e homes in ucellent conditJon. 1 ~ blocks to beach. Only SSZS,000. OR An est.ate sale or a 2 bdrm Deane Home on corner near park & recreation. h7S,500. MAURY STAUFFER SEA UON REAL TY '73-5354 macneb I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY HILLTOP ESTATE! An exciting custom -built multi-level home on almost an acre offering privacy a nd nestled in the hills of Orange. A magnificent 180 degree view, over 5000 sq. ft. of quality construction , SBRS, 3 + baths, elevator , ai r -cond itioning, Try small down a nd owner will carry. $800.000. M. E lliott/L. Jackson 5.51-8700. (A-11 ) 711-1414 Compu\ Volley Center 642-IZJI lll-17H Woocbjdge Center 644-6ZH Harbor v--Center REALTORS 67S.SSI I ~~ OPPORTUNITY -Jol11 a •• .... ctw--ac '"' ..... fir& Ulellt COMMIH(otl ....... Attroctln offices ..ct loh of ~.._.. •tlttaftc• avallal*. Call John or Vodit at 675-5511 COU OF NIWPOIT llALTOIS" 251 5 E. Coast HWy •• C:O,... cW M• 6711111 I BUILDERS R-2LOT East.aide 3 Bdrm, 2 bath charmer on a buildable R-2 lot. Sl25,000. Call for m ore information. 5"-2313 H.._IJclp Sped-«• V• 4 Bdim (% Mstr Stea), formal dining room, lar1e game room, quiet c ul-de·sac. Unusual courtyard entry with fountain a nd running brook. Many upgrades. ~.000 RCTaylorCo 640 9000 BIG RXER DJnamic view! Popular IASTSIDI Axa Beautiful tr ee lined street. Walkway through flower filled yard leads to sh ake front home. Charming bay windows enhance this 3 bedroom c u tie. Old c harm abounds. Ha rdwood floors, decorators touch will make this doll house a beauty. Not many left. Call us now. ~ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631-6990 MIWPOln llACH 3 bdrm, 2 ba, yearly. un- (um. SJS. associated 4 Bdrm 3 bath. Spec· tacular family room with wetbar, firepla ce, formal dining area. Country kitchen over , looks pool and spa. + VIEW! A must se e. $275 ,000 . Act now ! 546-2313 BROKERS REALTORS l01~ W Bot boo b 1 < J6o I ...,....hes How can you find a pro- perty four doors from the So. Bay(ront with a 45Jt:8S lot on Balboa Is land where the owner will con· sider anything of value- st.ocks, cash, land, un· its-you name it and the owner will trade . Includes plans ror a new duplH. Aslting $595,000. ............ Dy '7).1700 2 UNITS $110,000 Costa Mesa pride of ownenbip bargain! Live in ~ rent one! Call for details. a..7171 THE REAL ESTATE RS P.-.PtW/Y• This nke 3 Bdrm 3 Bath home is just steps from one of Newport's finest beaches. The upstairs deck area provides a beautifuJ Catalina view The owner will r.-anre with a ~ down pay. ment. S349,000. D..M. MAISHALL llALTOIS '44·"90 7'CM»ll5 IBr , 2 car garage, re· sidential area, close to town, st.ore, school. etc. Buy this one now ll 'll 10 fast. Priced for quick sale by owner 547 ·3182 SELL idle items with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 642.5678. EASTBLUFF 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, family room. OPEN SAT/ SUH 1·5 2127 A~la. s 279,500 Fee. Oalebout Bay & Beach R.E. 6.11-7300 N.B. - C.D.M. DUPLEX. C....._.119 ----1 .... 12...-. .... ..,.. e..e flNplecH. Hew c.pet, HW drap•rlH. Ho d•ferred nut tu •ce. S..tlt of ... Hwy. Au t .. h lo9t I ottfr $271,000. -MM..F cou•s1 11Aun. ·Meta .... c •• ,, 'I c .. •llw ...... ...................... 4 .....3 .......... 2 • ..., ..... ............... 111 ....... ,... ... ~a ....... •'" ..... ,,. .... L•rte let .... •;;:•,.., .... Offae.I ilt I 000. • SPLENDOR OH THI IA Y 4 Bdrm 4 ba , in immaculat e condition.' Dover Shores home with garden court yard, warm family den, designer papers. rosewood paneling. Day and night li ght view -$510,000. U~l()UI: ti()MI:,-- REALTORS, 675·6000 2443 East Cout Highway, Corona del Mar ,WE HAVE420FTH E BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN IDYU.WILD PANORAMIC Enchant.Ing 3 Bdrm. 2~ VIEW bath rno'8'1t.ain home, at . the end of a private lane. Tlle entry, stain lead~& surrounded by beautiful to loft and master suite, pines. 2 fireplaces , gourmet k:itche'f!. formal storage and tool room eotertalnlna. mau clean plus loft. Furnished '. llv_es here. Complete $120,000-owne r will p rivacy, comm. ~I. finance spa, sauna, t&bn11 . .a.· ... 5200 Twnbm. Aakiq $144,500. ~..-Callnow,90-1111 j PETE J BARRETT ... REALTY UDOISU l mmed. occupancy. Price reduced. No quali- fying, no points. no pre- payts. Seller will carry contract. 4 br & den. 4 ba. frplc. new crpt & paint. $415,000. Agt. 963-8182. RXER 11VACANT11 Needs TI.£! Covered en· try way, leads to vaulted ceilinged living room. wood burning fireplace. h•1e country kitchen, fa mily room area over· looks covered patio. pool and spa. 3 Bdrms and 2 baths. A bargain al $131 ,000. Call n ow. 546-2313 NEWPORT IEACH DUPLEX I', blocks from orean on ree land "1th a larj!e 11'~'· assumable loan. S270.000. THE REAL ESTATE RS LOWEST S's BAYSHORES Lowest priced in the Baysbores community of Newport Beach. Only $279,950! Charming, re· modeled 2 Bdrm home with family r oom , formal dining, covered patio-new roof, new carpets and drapes , freshly painted inside and out. L-Ot.s of glass lhruout. A must see! 646-7171 JUSTUSTID! Oce. 11/J lledcs Owner Anxious! Warm & cosy dollhome! 2 Bdrms, 2 car garage. Plus eJt:tra parking. Land included at 1179,500! ..... ..,,,..,. •••• •'71-7060-f. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Popular Somerset Model on extra large lot overlooking the nature park. 5 bdrms. + lar~e fa mily rm. with wet ba r and brick fireplace. Enclosed yard partially covered has dog r un. Te rrific location, walking distance to schools shopping and recreation. Reduced· to $329.750 and the owner wi ll assist with the financing ! Open Sat. and Sun. 1: 30 to 5. See 1816 Newport Hills Drive. 1714) 673-4400 121 ll 621-2121 The Harttor ArH'I .... 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Shown by appt. onJy. OFNllD AT $1,491,000 OHH HOUSI SUNDAY 1·4 CHG sk)Rat #I MUI• IEACH CllCU CoroH .. MIS' 760.1111 ASK FOR BOB \\' L~I l Y '\ TAYLOR CO. HEAlTUH:--. "·llt' 1~)-l{j NOMI & J IMCO.. UNITS AU ~SJ1L ... A perfect combination of charm, pe rsonality, warmth & income. Llve in the lovely separate 2-Bdrm home & enjoy the income from the two 2-bdrm units directly behind. In addition, a cozy spa & barbeque area to complete the picture, and in the finest Costa Mesa location. WISLIY M. TAYLO. CO.. llA&.TOllS Ziii S-Ju t' ....... Hnw-'POlrT---C8"'ll. M.I.. 644-49 I 0 RESIDENTIAL REAL ESfAfE SERVICES BUOY IALIOA UFISTYLI Te rrific location on the LITTLE ISLAND. Steps to the bay. 3 BR. 2 BA . Ne w ca rpe t s, p a int & plumbing. Radiates Island charm. Fle xible fin a nc ing . Motivat e d sellers. $360,000. IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ 644-9060 BETWEEN BAY & ll:EAN C.to... 2-1tory , .......... rt. hocM wifft 4 bed. l baths M a fOMHy ori...ted creo. $439,000. Loh of chCll"1ft. WOODS, WARMTH -NU! hautifuly ck>corat.d 2-•tory condo witfl finplou & 2 balcotties. l IMct. witfl fon&Nll .... ""· co ... .-.... Newport location with partial VU. Ct...estory wiftdows & hlqla ceiliftcp. RedKed to S 199,500. OWC seeOftd T.D. MAGNIACENT LIDO ISLE ,..~ .. e•ery .... -Udo , •• Got gtOtll Cotlllfry Fnttch 4 ...... Jl/J balhS. 3 frplcs, pl•tatfOll ...._.s. brass flxtwes. Hrctwd floors, bt..tfM tffff, CJ01M oolr stalrcaH, -tcM.tg wall co•......_ Menter sYite witt. spa CllMI fireplace. Laadscaped by •ogers GardeH. View fro• .. ster Hite. lleclllcecl to $665, 900. 631-1400. WATERFRONT HOM ES.tN< R£AI I: TAH '·•·• 1t H.•nu J, J'Htflril fl\ \1,., .. ,,.., .. 11f 2436 W Coast Hwy 63l_1400 Newport Beach '::~~~' S©~~~-l&£zrss WOH .... ~ ~f CU.T L POUAN ----- • l.OUO!'Q41 lettet1 of tl!e lwr ocrombled wa<d• be· low to form '""' alrnple .......t• s E E D I B I I 11 I I I -... P_L_u_r_1 -I 1 , r 1 I I . l M l R E P I ' Rell n 1111 prlcn are out ol 1--... ,-.. , -.,,..... .. ,,,....., •IOht. In • rtet nt dl1cv11lo n ...._ .... _..___...._.._""""' ~ my boll alghld. "And to ll'llnk, ..--------...,, IHI year my -was worth H U T G 0 8 I more tl\an I w11:· 1--... ,.,..., ..... ,-..,-.,.,1·,.....,1..-4 8 C-leot tl!e chuckl• q..oled • • • • • by l1llor19 In "'• mlMlt19 WO<d ' ...._ __ __,_...._ __ _, ""'~ ,_ ...., No 3 Ii.low • ,.INl NUMlflltO \llllU IN r r ,. r ,. 1 lMlU S9lJA!tJ _ _ • _ • • • ~~~~~~· \lTIHS I I I I I I 'CIAN-Wrl All1wer1 .. Ct• W C IMO UDO IS&.I N •wly n ·rnode lt>d traditional style 3 uttrm, 2 bath home featuring large r('creulton room & 2 patios. Living room has attrattiVC' beam ceilings, fireph.H'(' & frenr h doors leading onto hr1ck put10 New kitchen bit -in ;t ppli:.rnres nose to tennis courts. ~<.i ody bcadtes & clubhouse. Can be ..,ol<1 full) furnis hC'd $420,000. IAYNONT W(• IHIVl' sevet'al fine homes with pier & slip BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Buy~·deD""" NB 67~ 6161 WILSON PARK CONDOMINIUMS CHECK & COMPARE THESE FEATURES LOCATION " MICRO-OVEN SIZE · 1650 SQ. f.'T. " DISHWASHE R I THASJI COMP. " AIR COND. WARD INVESTMENT IMC. SAUS OfffCE C7 I 4J U 1·5055 310 w. W1IM9 St. Costa Mfta. Calf. AH ANNOUNCIMBfT A MEW REAL ESTATt CO. wit h an old philosophy Plan IV Realty Dedicated to residential and Investment Service. 752·6499 --------c.,. . .,_.._. 1011 OLDMEWPC>n Brand new two bedroom. two bath condo. Unique floor plan. Firep lace Just one block to the bay. Great for boat in g en· thusiasta. $175.000. 631-7JOO M.I. OPIMDAILY2A 2044 Oc.e9 lfyd 2 Bdrm, l bath cottage. Beam ceiling, frplc, 3 car p a rking . Pri c ed at 1295,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHITIWA19 YllW Blurrtop custom home. Dana Pt. Jhrbor vu. 4 Br 3 Ba. $1115,000. Agt. Ron Poulton 49&-2510 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 502 Acacia : $337.000 620 Acacia ; S286,SOO 2200 W aterlront: SS80,000 Drive by, then call Sara Ma rvin Unique Homes 675-~; 675-6000 Spacious SBr. JBa. formal dining rm. Family rm w /wet bar. Fee land . Owner may help fmance. Shown by appt. only . Agt. 644-9635. rllCB> FOtl 9UICIC SAU Mo 9.,... rroblHtS Hen ·~.'.~HERITAGE REALTORS Owner will help finance tMs 4br, 2ba. Huntington Beach Beauty 127 /8": A== ~Walker B lae ~~rest rate available •DOWN $11,B S e ller's plans h ave cban1ed quick ly! We h ave r educed this SUPER MadiJIOD model in prestigious Wood brid ge Estates from Sl89,000to the give aw1y price of $178,000. CaU for details on thls super bu , nexiblet.erm.s too! W"l'dhrldgc RcahlJ :;r,1 :moo 19ZCHUrr•rnr~ 1•1,.,.'. I n tilt R'EALTOKS Spa ci ous 2 s t ory REAL ESTATE HWTYnkW•1Last townbome in a beautiful· ~ ........... ----1 AtS 12'. 900 • I.....-!.~ ly groomed community. ---------UNDER lOQM I R .-. ~~G~7!:1~ su!~'a~~:r:~o~n 4 (~ GOLOENWEST "':e: We've Just h~led '2 '!.-; front. Solar usisted and Br, 2 ba. owe. Nr golf ~~ REALTORS c~ndos in Irvine both 833·8600 !1- facillties ol pool, spa, course. AsJdng 1212.f)OO •·• .. e.ASSOCIATES w1tPI enclosed garag~" ~r_ f te nnis , weight room Prine onJy ~1-9993 Bkr and both have flex1blt: )bf· ~ AITD pouib&e. --14M511 terms and are prn t•!l • W fl .... _ CLOSE TO BEACll 1 --!'~~~~-~~--~-I below tI00,000! Call ftlr 'tS13CA~PC: 1lf' ... ,, ... .._. S Bd h :.. pac1ous 4 rm as de il'! HURRY' lclc. ••• 1 nearly 1800 sq feet' Din 6ll·l400 ing room. family room bric k fir eplace VA ASSUMAIU ter ms Owner will help Ocean view uz 000 down f i n a n c e S I I 2 . 5 o o to assume. 2 br,'2 ba con· TARBELL. IU-.ALTf)HS d o, 1 yr old form er Call~~ model. Call -.ooeo agt. EASTSIDE 3 IR. COSTAMISA IJ Stl.000 Tbi.s esceptioaaJ va lue 1s a close-in West Side 2br, lba home on a lge ~ X 130 Jo t. W/seve r a l mature trees, alley ac· cess & plenty of room to bu.ild a second unit. IYOWIB C714'5H·lf00 La rge living d1nin11 home maker·~ k1tr hcn. sc rvi t·e p o rch &; HARDWOOD fl.HS ~r M ariner·s Srhonl l>hl detatch gar on larg<· IOI I Can assumt• 9": lo;in owners wtll help finanrc· or will trade Sl34 500 Ownt8kr 675 769n or 675.4508 I Assumable Me,,a \'erde 31 largt' bdrm~ 2 bath~ Pool sized lot OpE-n 12 5 Sat/Sun. 29:13 fl<J k•'r 556.8446 * *VALENTINE! FOlt IM¥!STOIS Split Owoe ri.h1p Pro gram alJoW!I you to buy a homt' without negative cas h f lo.,. v.ith o ut management probll'ml>. using minimum down payment• Start your nt•st eu today Call for mor<' informauoo Your s pe1'i3 I someon1• will lo"e U11s beaut1ruth I appolnteJ 4 fidrm, 2 ,\~ dela<'hl•d homt• 1n T .AkE OYB I )1110;0 ' lrvinl'·s Cc,ll<·~r 1';1rk 1~1_._1 L pj!rade."I lo!••lur< a111l ~' UR'. 1 askini.tonh 4 mos nev.' 2br , 2ha. 1 • 1 1•ondo. complPtely up jM"'"-"" )!raded v.1th custom drapes & t arpet1n~. cathroral <•t•1hng!., pro 1 ress1 rmall} 1:.ndscapt•d y, I t h p r I \ p a t I lt pool s pa' V.1111·1 lasl r.111 1 IYOWNER ' 31DRM, 21A. $'II( Woodbnd.:tt 3 hr nmdn 1 c ustom rle('Qr. 'tlnf 1111· '99.SOO fi73-IM32 OtilLY $775 Take over $.523 mo Jo"llA OUHGETltff '8 MONTH payments. at 91 2'" In 1 COMDO le rest' Owner s a )'S l>Uh THE • l);u, 1' h.111 l' I p ht :icr 111110 I l(lo•t Fl 11 2Hr. I .lit t1 hrh• !•• l•Klllltft c..- Lrg Mstr Ste, formal dtn rm. guest Bdr & Ba. secur. gate, pool, close to So. Coast Plaza, VA ap proved , $129.900. Agt. 754-0297 Fantastic takeover loan m ll a 11 ort e r'i , Don •t I 8 ED ROOM • lu(t on 3 br family home I 'lharpt'fld unit 1 Sl9 !U ' IY ~ Wait, Call Now for more ---------1 priced al only SI 15.000' · f t . S83 9'.'iO 0 bl (j I 1norma100. C/l l '"'-'rt c~I Beau11fl l tr ou e St.on<' .irep are. /.\ l""'rW°poF ..,....,.... 1 Whiti ~ , MESA V.lm ~e~ ~= ::;~~~af~~ ~W,11)'\ I GOLOENWEST 640-5357 16~6767 \ sir•" I' 1, O.W,C .. IJO/o W. peaceofmmd.545-9491 \I ~. REALTORS sRr . 4 Ir, 21/2 M. frwll WALKER & LEER ... : • ., " /fAssociATES MOITNWOOO I "·500 m \M ...... frplc Ill .. -GoaGtOUS ;-41-tSll l • witla SPA llR I t t\! t Ir 1¥, fWL. Add1d GllB•()()t( Nicety u~aded Plan 11 OCUN OM "'-c-2 . -Northwood Park dt• I onl\ i.-n-1 .,...... fWL .,...... Ass.umable fln an\:in~ I 1 ~~ 1 tarhed home with :.111 .. 1 d ...a-T available or use VA on ""~ __..,.._. . "111 1 i • co• ,...._, op erfect 4 be droom 2 br. 1~. ba Lov. down I cond. sk1nnn~ d•p '1•J 1 .. 1• d Ce::<•t'-... CIC• p If .• s . Structure r1nan<'lnli! to art'a ,,-eat landsraping I -llURo "' w ami Y mom . torai:t you li6l-J539al{l and derora11n~ SHl:l wo ----...... ..:::&-ce11, Lge corwer spac~ li!alore. R\I acr('S'\ I I JO usablt' fin anr1n1• lot SJO 000 do p<>ssible. cathe_dral <'eil Close to beach. ne.,. 1 Br I Pnced toM"ll at Sl52 ono • • _,., l'!JCS & more Call U!' for many extras. lrg vrd C AU MOW S 1100 ,... MO. for ~; :.~t n g de t 3 11 s I 0 W C S93,fJOO 642 i067, 644-72 11 3 yn. Tohill pric• WALKER & Lf;E H Jo: I 556•9860 --s 2 I 5. 0 0 0. --$20,000DOWM! sa4o~MONTH elD' 545-1091 and owners Wlll carry to Fantastic fa. m1ly ~om<' m ~ O-Fri/Sat/S-help lhe payments fit the the process of being re ~ r--·· budget on U\is popular m odeled w1th bargain 1·5 Sunshine Home Nt·v. basement Pnce of only 2157 Str...-I roof, new plumbing & Sl.CS,OOO. Takeo~er high New Woodbndl.!e ChJll'.111 O new paint iMid<' & out balance first Highly de j 2er. 2R .... Cha1dnn .1\.1 ---------~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!'~-·l Asking SJ~.000 545-94!H ~irable !oration near Mod<'I l?Olld lo' nr lak. MESA VERDE 4Br.28a WALKER&! E ER t-park. scbool~ and -;hop up 0 r adt•' Sil'' 111111 associated BROKERS-RE ALTORS 202~ W Balboa • 71 lb6, CA&.lfOllMA IMtlAM Bea ulitully spacious 3 Bdrm home in g reat location. Fabulous fami· ly room. 2 rireplaces. .,'MA 10 .. You are invited to see m e , a new cus tom 3 bdrm, 2 bath home plu.'S a J bdrm apt for income <not new but nice). I'm a r ea lly good buy a t $339,500. See you! o,.. s.t & s. 1-5 719Mwigold jacu 11i, decor ator "!..,·=======dr wallpaper. A.u ume loan · $184.900. Call today , 9'19·5370. f'~J.liKllX ~~Al.H J2!1()f eo... ""Y C.O.-Ool - 640·7000 • • Pini! 1714 >545 9491 .. • • wi th pool, beautiful llG,l"D WALKER&LF.F.f< fo. rreall\<'finanl"~nr :i,,111 landscaping & easy care ,.. r --752 1938 ti'"• ~9 991 1 .. r yard . Call to s~ now I AND 1ms! H•t~ 552 srm l'Vt"'o $129.900. D Bourk e hat's the dol! and ht' HcrrbOw 1042 Realtor. 546-9950. doesn't go wnh th1i; out •• ••• •••••••••• •••••••• Sf'ACIOUS -----standing PQOI and 'Pa M E S A V E R D F: home Nev. paint. Italian DOLLHOUSE. 4 Br 2ba. tile. new C'arpet .ind newly ll!de<:. Lg bonus plumbed for o;olar heat rm. Assumable In of The best ne~s is that 11 ·~ I 192,000 at lO~o/. effective o n I Y S I l 9 . 9 0 O I r ate Asking S139 500 <714 >~9491 Hurry! ' WALt<~R &l.FF:R 1-: I RE ALESTATESTORE DCMOroW 1026 --675--1771 -••••••••••••••••••••••• GO Cuhcrt!Al(• 4hdr n WATERFRONT z•,ba ram r m hun11 .unH·' rm paUo mrt' ~ c1rct 11 lt1f(lr CONDOS rut de-<.at· SJ \!I 91•' \ i:t k 11 , 1,, , in Hunhngt.on Harbour I 673 2122 1·.J 1 P• 1 l,eas<'OJ;JlJnnonfantaM1c Attention In"''' r' 1··•'1• lerm c; Rrand nrv. Wooctbr11IJi!• •11111ln I s··ire• Carpt"ted. ctraped On thl' Bdrm 1 IM "'11r11.1 wat('r. guarded gate <'n I ble ISi & ?nil rll \ 1•1 try Vie"'~ 2 car cara.11e 552 3339 Pool & tennis 2 & 3 Bdrm ALLSTATE REALTORS MO 'tMJALFYIMG! I ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I T•lte over SB9,000 loan. 3 Br., (9nnal L.R, pool & s pa ! t:asy to own! ) avail 1mmect 1-'rom !Alln Jn\'t'."ll••r• y.,.,,,f $329,000. option mont•y bndgc mnd11 .1Hr 11 ""' $ 2 0 O O m n \ :1 I I Ai:sum u.1 & :!nil 1 f1 Ir RAIHIOW"S&ID -•.•J-... ct.___--C•llB---i CallToday! 646-7434 S ...... c. ~--,.._ CENTURY21/Gold St.a r """ .... IA"ll'" A unique combination of --------Ocean view. vast declt. S location, design Ar value! 9.5 7l4 55&960(1 SI05.900 o\j!t ~ :U~ lit n f I '\rt'• lnifte 1044 FABl"LOt 'SHOM F.-1tli '1 puw. •••••••••••••••••••••••'RR C"Uc;tnm dl''1~ru.tt k1tch<'n. cul d<' , .. , 1,,, .1 * * DEERAELD! I t1?n lnd1!h:f• \Ollr'""I 1 Larg es t model 1n "'1tha showtni.t I £ Br. X lnt fina n cin g . This elegant Ar spacious $235,000. A very special home features the work house. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. of a craftsman thruout & 271 1 Via Vist.osa, Shore the .security of a guard Cllffs. Niguel Associates . gate community. If you Lee Foster • 831 ·0681 want maximum livabiU· days,~~ ev~. _ ty at a minimum cost INTEREST Assume $40K down. Lov- ely 3 Bdrm, 2 bath family r oom, fire place. o pen be amed ceilings, new copper plumbing, large yard, double garage, skylig~. Only $114,SOO Call~9161 ) Deerfield The P lan 5 bedh ·IJ~~ al $2..'19.~• done as never before• 1\ 1 ~"'?Re ty , •. iri•rzi;~~~~~ Pool. spa. maji!nif1cl'nl c:c:l 7S')l) 1 1 .decor and londsrapin~ .i .1 • \ .... t:~~r!~ UNITS We have several from duplexes to 32 UJlil com- plexes. Most with low down a nd assum able loans. Call for free info. 540-311816 ca ll 75&-1.SOJ or 752.7373 for private s howing . Compare this ootstand· ing value at $315,000. REAL ESTATE : OPEN HOUSE All this & aMume a h1iih loan balance Call nov. • 1---------• •IMMACULATE IEALESTATE w,uldhrhJgc Really OCEAHYIEWS :;5 1.:111011 Spacious. near new 3 t9to llarrann ''""'·'"In;• Bdrm, 2 & 3 bath con· CHAIMB•• This rt"n!arkable homt' reflects a unique c·om b1oalioo of location. de· sign & value Feature J spacious Br's. 2 full Ba's Makearidiculouaofteron d o m i ni um s w 1th this sszs,ooo prest.ilioUll fire places, 2 car gar ages REALTY / •Whelan Real Estate & 2 stories of positive al lurement for memorahle wkncts 4!"i .an and lovely view Spyglass and many upi.trades. 1250 ~!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I to 1850 sq ft. Owner w Ill 4UMITS C LOSE TO BEACH, I Bdrms on a 50' wide lot for only M00.000. Or buy 4 Bdrms for only S200,000 ! Hill home. Owners want help fin~. S137.SOO to to move to Utah now. * * W Ill carry pa per at $l69,000. .. 11~%. 12 LOl'-HOMI D EVTN REAL EST ATE Located on Ana.helm St &12~ in C.11 . Owner will cany JACOBS REALTY 671-6670 One of the better duplexes by owne r . 873-4148, '7$-4f1'9 O NE OF ME S A V!RDE'Sftneet. Lovely, C•••o Hlt•l••41 vacant 4 and family with ..... .... ....., assumable VA loan. •"r~ ...... ,. Under $140,000. Prlnc . ~ fw ..... . only. Act. s.ms •r. PrlM. o.t.. .._...,,., ,,.._,1 II 1.-.0--• Call~ Real r.t&te, c.ty_.W for ea pert .....:.:ticuloua C7 I 4'71t M• 1st TD al 12.5%. Home ill vacant and· needs some T .L.C. Add another home or build a duplex. The home baa 2 bdrms, den, ram rm and double 1ara1e. Lat alle is 50' X '153'. Property m .. t be sold to eeUJe est.ate. Call llr. Haven anytime 541 .. 11. BlLLHAVEN·RLTR. Ml.-il t.m N BnNlchray, SA . caN. We tu repairs, HI I "9 =~=.-.. :,_CDM;;~=••ll I 0 0 I Y t I W our own.~. . I COi •OIYAlll twMtlll -.. .--. Loftly I Bit N ba end DIDVJM a&AL:I:~ 842-4318 ~loaa.d ........ 1-.-uait. Pormer model. Wood n.n, ftlwlaee, llHJ ·apcradll. ()pea LAROSlaL .... tli. s.t/lm t.S. Call llrma ..,tkC••••· Beom, ... 7719 . •acHMJrrillelledy 111.- I ACUISTATE 5000 sq ft English Coun- try custom home with ocean & valley views . Exquisite and uniq ue. Sep. qrtn downstairs. Additional adjac. 1cre available with sep•rate negotiations. ~.000 9ut1T&MAMCl The ultimate privacy in desirable Blulf an!a. 3 Bdrma, Z be, formal din · ia1 rm. marble frlpk . Qualtty C0111ln.lction on lie lot. Excel. terms . MS0.000 • Jnqui re a bout other quJ1ty properties in OW' '1,,. niUb dollar Ulven• tory. w .. aw•u 714/491-2712 ' ... OTICE days th rou~hout the how Oailv Pilot Class year ! Has assumable VA 1f1l'<1 ads· d1spl;iy their loan CalJ 7SS.1501 A pirturt 1 m('Sl>jge:-; with l<'g1b1ht' Walk B le home "uh and 1mpac:I ~Our ads. W<' ~ er e gard('n "-lltil arr proud to ~U). n •a I h dislBnl'I' , 1 • 1 , I ; get r e s u11 ... Phon<' REAL&5TATE Slatnl'd 1 ~1· G42 5678 l~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!l!l-• j winctn111.... , r 't"l 11 macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY WOODHIDGI WITH YJIW Excellent 4 BR detached Jlrivatc hom e w/lg yard. deco rati\·e wallpapers in bedrooms & baths ttnd a ss u m a b le l oans. A n outstanding buy at $179.900 Dan Johnson 551·8700 (A67) -JU-1414 111-IJM c°"""·v-., c~ w~ c-- 642-IJH 64WZM 901 lb.erDiwe ~ v-c..- ' $315.000 OU>T.O.W. This qw11 "'°'' ' RU1111: 1i. perftC"t 1.~atton '' this Vtt•1d "011 F,ll<A~ ll bd Mn h!>tTI P ~r-v, Jv fu.rbi; b<-d ""9 M. \Ill I vi~W'I ln •II 1ttn-C'1 k I $239,000. SUPa lU'f A s~c:ludrd \\IW'd3 1 "'"'' bdrm hPnil' •th lar 11 d.crk& )u.<lt 2 hl!M'kl'! fn1111 beach 1.o-.~r O(]fw road b4' llUe'lt l\U ~t sm.ooo ...... Few w. ....... ,., Wt ........... We ;;,;;;·.~;· .. ;; ........ ,, ....... ;;:;:. ......... ;;:;;~;;; .. 2;;~ ;;;~;.::;;:.::.:· .. ;~;; ... ;;................. -.................. .. YPtlOl '•ld•V 'tbfv•rr• , .. , HotttftFwS. °""'.......... °""'......... .......,. ,_._.. f:Aoow-ol•4 " ~~=·llo#14 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ....Wt '100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~ •••••••••••••••••• ?~~ L.......... tall ..... t•J Mipll 1012 Ow1Mr Trwltned, ana· ....................... __________ tBAYFRONT·Lido Ille •••••••••••••••••••I.-•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ape.+w !bdrm oa Saa Jw Capo. 8 .000. 2 ~... 3Rr. 28a. Sl.500 mo. 3-4~ Ira lot Super buy at 8r.ZBa.MID1q ft lyra. H>tMM4¥LY mo.lae.fn.5157. * * W 0 0 DB RIDGE Sll5,000. Atta.-old. AltMMIGllZ. Production Mod I nd th al Offic are • ailabl at 12Vs% financing at igu I H igh • \ h.:'' 111 h.·ntnl. lt>llr lx·d1l>< nn . tllll'L' h th h1u11L·~1 11 1 "69 and 2975 .... qua11.: ll:l't .trl' p11u·d 11, 111 ~2<1~500 I 1...·atu1\~\ trH.:lmk tlll L'l' .11 ~.11 1~e '' 1 h.11. t\\l> ti1L:placL'"· \iluhcd ~ ... T9LIXIS.,. Eutbhdf condo, 3 Br Jo,.\> LI!_. SES IUST UITm 2Br. Cabua • trlr, a pvt Ba, tlOOO/mo. 14&-312S, 19A ranl OttP vu twnl\m 3 bdaa. pool• l'llJlUng pier Hl'WPOllT llACH IM.-r Br. 2~ baa. 2 frplc, Lwi au.too.-.... + du.._ on the water In uparadea. Owaer CO• N e wport Beach We ---------•I operation on fin tt.S.000. Moblle home space for apeclabu in income pro *ISLAND HCA.Pl• Hllt, 52'. E.alde, CM ducing ~les in this Tie your Boat to the CUSTOM J ... SIOO. mrnr7,MO-llllOO •~• P rivate Dot-k & reJax in Ci r e a t o c e 1 n C/21 t•wport C* this newly deeoriled 2 Vit"w/ll ardwd nra Oln 1----------76M7'7 640..U57 Bdrm Home <¥1 secluded rm , fa n1 kltch. charm'a e EXCITING• ~~~~!!!!~!!!!~-I Newport Island. Enjoy garden. Owner flnan. --; -the S pring & Summer S200,0CO Tral..-P..t Seasons i n Newport A.A llACH ILTIS 0.Ama ti space part S5SK equity, Beach the way they were .,,,. N L.., C 1--R I I-~ vm-owner w/trade for your meant to be enjoyed · 3U• o."" •mu..., ea Obi wr.-d -·~8~ R-pons1'ble Adul'6 onl" 4 ' • • 100 w1 e 2 r . 2 Ba. Orange C'-OUJ1ty Proper. "0 "' J ' .v• enclosed porch. corner ty. 545.9'4,9 SlOOO/mo. Available W 1,0 ~ S-J;Ci lot --Dock for ~/mo. <714~ C:w 1071 ~.._ 752·2SM Days /675-7261 B • '·" -1 S200,000, 257. down In Eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' eauta uuy customited CM. 3 28drm units. in· 1 __________ 1 IY OWMll 24'xso· Viking Home 2er, come Sl,325 Newly de ._ .. ,_ . 28• •enclosed porch. In R M d 35 8ru th ........ ~g panoramic Laguna Hills nicest 5 corau-d, good location, e s po n • un e r I ocean view or Dana star putt. 21 }'l"S. old & Agts welcomt>754 0439 S300/mo. 1st & last Nan- H artto r S pec tacula r older.~583'7. (JE8359l cy MS-9549 eve; 548-5588 customaud 3000 sq. rt. 5 c• •s&'.,. days. 2 .. C:.-. Sl71/- J .. c:.-. Hott- CHAIDOMHA Y J .. C:.-. $610;- ASH lllCH ,Of'LA. CAIMI&. 2 .. C.-. 3 .. C..- 3 Ir Deteclle4 l Ir Moclle4 SUI/- UIOt- s11•1- s1n1- Tete others to choose fr-. w.·,.. the ones to call! JrWOOOt!fi•fJ<.t Rt AL I' 551 -3000 .... 1a~ k ·1111 \u \,.1)Pkl1lp.111icn)\\a\L, 1r~1,h _1' lp.i~l· 11. LL 1.11ll1l· llk cuunt1.:r~ and b...illh/ .. !), 1 ' ·1 .1U1111 11~1 ltl 1111.:mhcr~hip rllll) I Bdrm +retreat S90,000 --A'ITRAC'l1VE TERMS ------- ' ~no~~~~ n ~;~:b~e MC.USAL~SOME Lo<>::~:~~!.it NEAR NHYC. 1 Bdrm. Costa Meto 3224 Hwlkttw lhoc" 1240 den. Complete harbor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S299.500 33901 A venida · 2'706 Harbor, Ste 206A Covin~ 4 plex Cahl a. SJC 714-455275 1 ~!!!!!111~!'!!!!!!'!!~!9-1 HuntLngton Beach im~a view Mo to mo. S7SO. Mesa Verde lrg exec. 4br, VACANT 2 BR, xlnt loca- Open H~ 1·5Suoday I I t•pgradedthroughout I --3ba. 2 sty, 3 car 1ar. lion. nr schools & shops h 111 t-.:1 '" 1 L',, ,1 ... ,. ... t >ua t 1un p t\ 1gud I k1gh l" .ik·, l •llit · ,.., l1JCiltl'd <ll 23792 kdtn~th Bra ndnewdoublewidein Hirenl,lndry income VF.RSAILLES · 2 Br. Grdnr.tll50.714/T10-l804. Encl yard Kids & pets Ne wport Beach on lhe Taxshelter 2ba. luxury furn condo OK. $475. Call Ke ith, ~. acre lot 2 3 car gar ------Owner/Broker renc uarte rs at -----COUMnY HOME Bay 2 Br. 2 Ba. 673-6113 I Short term SllO per mo. 3bdF rm. lhfuQU & two VJ ba. 962·4471 French doors & xlnt OHTHEIEACH <714>848-2000 LI DO ISLE: 2 Br, rn ba Harbor & Baker. '475. llmllaglw I neighborhood are JUSt a Unobstructed Ocean Vu 1 j home. Yearly Sl200/mo lst. last, S200 sec/clean H..t.iw 1242 few amenities of this Dblwide,3br.2ba, l~x:xi W.ilk to beach Th1i. _ 962-4892 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beautifully decorated 4 sundeck. Lucadia, Ct\ ti;pJucanbepurchal>ed Wate rlrootHomes lnc --3 Br 2 Ba at 17052 lldrm. 2h ba home Less Ad ults. no pets Cash without quahfyinr. Try Realtors 631-1400 LAUlan. TWMHME Edgewater. S900/mo. I .llll'. I .H.!lll1d '\1gu1.:I. c~tll (7 1..+) 661-241 6 li.)r BWO.\D;\ JOOR 110 .1\1 ES Fl !'.iguel Heighti, Singh .. •-famil) home~ from $262~500 714/66 1-2416 than 2 miles to beach & down + terms. $65,000 2 5 ··~ d w n . 0 w 11 e r 2 master bdrms. 2'hba. Avail. lmmed. Call Tobin l111na Pt Mar ina . As· 968-6067 : 1-942-3)74 w i finanre at 12<;t, frplc, patio, swim/jac., Rlty.84&-1371 ____ _ sume lge ront r 3l'l Ow~ -Sl7R.OOO Cllarter Rlty & HotnHu..twwished 557-2721,S56-022'7 -l"i:M 1244 $2t;l::.. & Wms I.E. ACnOCJll for S• 1200 Invest 49t).KJl2: S.'H !IX! I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice clean 2 Br. I Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1...-~ ICOl'OIMI det Mer 3222 Fenced yard. new paint. TURTLEROCK Broad· .. ~ 714/493-2752 35010 + YIELD P 2 100 ••• •••••••••••••••••••• gar. $425. 1st. last + SlSC JT?OOr Plan I . 3 br. 2 ba, ~£.\ lEJ i------1111111-~-Sl30,000 2nd T.D. behiml •••• r:>. ••••••••••••••••• 3br, 2sty. 1"-'.ba. on park. sec. 2546 Orange "O" din rm. ram no. Crpl. lge \f•~,j'".· jS.alll~ 1014 SS40,0008"h lst TD on1!1'J'hankyou MGn):>&Jim S 85 0 1 mo 4 00 '-'2 548·2'778 · kitch. comm pool. Nr •••••••••••••••••••• .. •• acres. North San Dirgn t;ndhlPS-.~""'" lfl!llotrope 1173-8823. · schls. It shopping. XlnL --1 .._.EW ~r&-County, avocado parn•I. Nan~ .. Y~ &... ~Jb 675 ln74 _ Brand new duplex E·side cond. No pet.s. ST15 mon· -----t " """'"'~ 1 d C M 1 tseor Is I thly. Call: 494,9542 aft I Xlnl fina ncing. jumbo va u~ a t S300.000 SJ)t'~lJcularOcean&C1ly .. yr ew op SPM loquna ~ 1052Mewporflhocll 106',~wportleoch 1069 loan. 13'«~. fixed ratl' I Magnificent 360 ~_grei-lloh~S. 2200 Li ht viev. Lr 2 Br 21 tionto buy.AUupgraded --·------.......................... ·······················I 90"' I All houses \ll('W or ocean & 4 t·1ties ••••••••••••••••••••••• g . g . . . interiors. One 2 Br & one Custom:-.... srn' oJe ram1"ly •• .. ••••••••••••••••• , oan Ba with formal dining C 11 r ~ ., \1 0 81LF. H v MF. IN TIRMSTHMS IOOMforlO'IOAT 4bdrm 3•.,ba openF'n SHl6.000 2yr ducdatc l'VroR 2 1ot.s.CapL!>lr.rno 3 Br a o r appt home, 4 br, 2'• ba , PKIME l <>CATION 0 fi • I Duplex on the water 3 & Sal S~ Moo. afternoon' (7141751-4827, 756 3059 llr Bt:ach Ylt''<' by vwner I $975 mo Call Anthony 548-87J3or754-0312 formal din. rm. comm. . wner rnancrng. spot-Bd Deck d . . 493 1153 eves terms 496-1~ "kdys 642.5757. F.\ es & -------. rh1s umth.as:illthecom less 2 B.r hom e + a 2. rms. ?n pat1u 1 136 Electric. ask for l - -_ I "knds M4 88S9 By So. Cst Plaza. better pool. t e nnis. fr plc. rorts 11f<1du1t l1\1n.:w1thl motherin·law cottage t:'ireplaces Prime loca Trud i 5!1 8 6089 o r AP.8'1wwls M~DHen. lhannew 4Br.2Ba.frplc. S875/mo.551·1690 __ ,, fnmmuruh' pool and S171.500. Ask for Rbt t1?0 · Xlnt rond 40IO 378 42.38 L...-&-....a... 1300 I •----" 2.100 Old C'd M d oll house. dshwshr. new paint in & Golf C"'•-D Condo 2 ur duhhou.w With I Rdrm. M ILi k River Ave 1.arJ(e as ._.. -~ ~ "'bd lb· rf d I ""'""' o h I en. agt 631·1266 bl loan 'T t.!-I 090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• " rm, '*· pe . con out S760rno S31·9563 den, 2 Ba. o-aut. 1~. I HJ t'l\JO' "'.1tl'h1ni: t c sum a e ua.-I I 1875 64().191)6 644 5400 """' v-. .urf :i_nd ,unv•t, ~I :,i~ ANXIOUS C/21 M.wport Cn+r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I~ IY OWHH VACATIOM HOMIE ' . 1· I Br. frplc, backyard. pool. spa, all amenities 197 :U:ll tJporaded3brCondo, 640.5357 760.6767 I N r Disneyland -Gross S.59.900 I.a Quinta. t BR 2 1 Hr 4 na. vu pool. pv private SJSO •mo. util S7S0.67~9132 ., -AU THE I S30.000 +. gd potential fiu, 1 vea.r new Ne.ir La beach. L'Jmeo Shore~ inc S. I adult onl I Creativefinancrng 1----------1 WOU. "SDOME Owner will carry-Pnn : ~u111 l.1 l'OU nt r v ,.club Cct M si goo mo Robt 642_z,9l Y Northwoods 3 Bdrm. 2 Ll·ngo S135.900 CHSIYLAllE!! I h . ...,.. t·r I h Only~2012 $47.000 Isl 11 5 • as K "JI,.....,., A"' • Ba. F am rm. frplc . Ownertagt 631 1759 n t is ,,.,au I u ome --. --I bl ""tA ' d t-" I oopn uooo ,.... I d h I . House of enlertammenl which re 3 lu r es 4 Cowrcial sum a c .. ' .:ra ua c... 2 Br. l fu1l bath. l level s wshr. patio. No kids 11"11 "" I issues a comfortable Bdrms, 3 bath.c;. 3 l'ar j Pro-_... 1600 ! p.iy'!1ent:-S50S PITI 2Hr lBa llomc. Old CdM,l S«O incl. gardner 787 or pet.5 Avail now. S750 H~v Hi._ welcome' This timeless 1 1 d ,.. •• , Juli e Sturd 1:va n l .1 b , d I .. . b 9642566 or97J.2971 Agt -• '° °rf b · l!araj.!e. love y poo an . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546 2313 ea me c e 1 1 n g s. Joann St Do not d1stur · ,, \ ,1 1• 1, H 1, 11 1• ·\ r 111 Ore an vu, 3 Bdrm 2~ Ba, beauty o en. an a un spa Move m condition. IET"' •L OFFfCE ' Swedish frplc sunn~ ler tenants" 963-8182 No fee. ' 1 Jcargara1ote $325000. dance of old fashionrct Askin"only St97,SOO.Call "" _ • ra1•e , wlk to bch & HC t~l I '"''l!l!t"'I 1n httlio. ' I to ..... J th 3 "' f ., ~~;~ ;~ ~~ R~"'LS ~ P aces .,... a ont• WI 540 1151 l O. 7 31 sq l . , an ;,>i • market Garal(e unava1l EASTSIOE: 2 BR older D"t • fll.:o>"ur-11-llJO\('llUtltn rr~t> Steve Dunn lge bdrm.c;, f('nt•ed yrcl. Cleml'nte. S565.000 Will •. •"f . ~ -~nchildren or pets Sl\75 hom e on \? aC'r e lot 2 br.2ba r,' 1111> ind 111 .. 1 around ,...( ~-&-~-./ fm Ir _rm & 2 fr pit·~ I j trade up. from c·an :iJrl me. 67~7335 Needs clearung & work 2 br + 0 2'h ba ,~, .. ,.,,r111·1 fro11• 't'"'' ~ ~ Def1n1tely ma·omum l cash .\gt. Ron l'oulton 1 , S400per mo 546-5880.ask 3 br 21.<.r ba 111111 I Htfrm ., l1.1lh 759·9221 livab!Lity at minimum 1 498·2.'ilO P :1l'11 J)~~ert lr-on~1H11l C-....D05 rorLam1 4br t bonus2'':1ba SMZ :~'' tosl 759-150Jor752·737J • on1lu Mbr h.1 .ully "'" •. _, l~ VHIOCJe R.E . I G R E A T s ,\ ".: furn Av (';1nn1•I &. f'har .Jbr 21 2ba $1100 e Toro 1212 497 1761 ~ ~Walker 8 lee I I c LE: MEN T F (' IJ Ill 1111 F11r sah h) 111.-ner 3br. 2ba. $825 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IES YA.LUE 2 1aAMDHfW memalbldgnrrrwv"l( f.C-4M21 2br.lba.S625 HOME FOR RENT ,. c ~ I OSS IM MEWPOtlT REAL ESTATF: CUST,....... HOMr." it Xlnt l'Ond Ow11e1 '" p "'LM tr•Rf..,.GS l$ac7~~1ol89r 1$250 3 Bdrm SS75. Fenced ••....... .--•• ~ •• • •••••••••••• ' (b'dl I rr Ha vde n Cson d 0500. 2 ,~~!!!!!11!!!'!!~~---"""" EJI "' .;,or-f"ll • ,., 1: TOSILECTFllOM op1•r a t 1ve v. fin.1 11 yard & garage. Kids & I r m t lJ in· L 159. . NEWPORT SHO.ES Both in excess of 3000 sq $125,000 '.l kr 2 t\J 1;c•ll homt> -.; r ocean f'ash1on lsld. pets welcome. 964·2566 or $625 S800 S900 S875 l UXVIJOUS a'!~~:ble c!t lof :~ly 0:io~ 3 Bdrm, 2 ba home m I ft with 4 bdnns central AA IEACH ILTRS. Mu "~ 5 " 11 , Owner s hovping. 2 Br. frplc 973-2971 Agt .. nofee ..... EWD~OI Community pool. lovely bl air. oreenhouse win 3l:Y1 No EICa mmoReal fmanu'\l Stn9,.~ Al(t'nt r:>nl(e A-mmi-bLinds H---. ---• .....:.~12 .. 0 " '"" prime area . As~uma e "' OO !f'i9-8610 I . '"1'"· 7 5 · •I gtae--.... ~ n1•;,ul1ful In and nut "'1th neigh borhood . R H R loan. S25.000 dn. owe dows. vaulted ceilin.i:s. 3 492-21 11! I as~. pal I 0 $6 '1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• u523 C· .. PUS T\..,,,,.,l"E h• iimt>4 t't>ll111r.., I\\ Agt. 673-7300 Sl32,900 Prine onh fireplaces and many --Oc.rt of S~ 1>40 I Iii ,5 bllts to ocean EleJ(ant 2 ,. "..., uir. """ i: ht!. in .J -..o,,.b\· -.1·1 -541-9993 Bkr amenrti~ Open Daily 12 1Co11dollltiftiu"'s/Town· Properly 2 600 bd f & d I tmi: "'1 t-;ilr1un 111at11n·I THE ILU~S 1 l161 dusk Dot> I-tun I off i hotlses for Mk I i OO •• ••• •• ••••• ••• •••••••• Sl900 MONTH s~penor -t ($7r;;· ~:r' P7::sh cr:~:1u)\ ely 3bdnn rondo with ri•1• •nt1 ~r11·n1n f'3noramicvist aoflush1 W£STCllff Newport Blvdtand north j••••••••••••••••••••••• llll\•Heiuc<n-··~on••iasl Rr hnme v. f am rm: 2< b ed •. 1 I C'a rport CallbetweenS& r b I f h r 17th P f I bonu' rm \ iev. & 2 ., a . c ar "' lo? ass • r 1 r om tt•nn1~, ~reen el r om t 1s n I rices rom l Sll,OOODl'f. 1 flt·rtr1t•1t~ fenct-pac1ous 3 bdr m . 2\2 QWNER~Al[·. S264.950toS276.950 S73l T I T .A per mo 2 1 :.tanrting v1f'v. 1l·1•ei;:.1 1 _rp cs a • m aint. yd . Ad ults. no Ray ~.1;. Sp:in11u':: h•lrm & b al h 't-: n d Un 1 t · · '1 CAU FOR IMFO. Bdrm rondo Sao J \1;1n 1 hie. owner 492-2499 appt pets Inquire at 527 18th hn f11rn1.il d1111nt..' r111 townhome Offered at 4 BR.3BA.family 644-7211 •Cap istr ano. Grt>al In . WALKER&LEER E SJ . ·714,960_6331 or WOOOlltlDGE " •1 '"•1ri11n,11t'rl neutral $2-49.500 Agt. 640-5560. home: 1265.000 vestment. i <.>r1ec Ill a hfe·hme iippl) •s112. Rich earthtone colors. "' • m 1\ l>t':1ut1ful horm•: Prillc......._ n..I..! CalJ Realty Worhl Roc k led!!t> Ma nor in Costa Mfto 1224 1 · ---2Br. 2Ba twnhse, comer for th1• 1Jerlect1on1!•l ' I A Y F R 0 M T ca1i~J1;' M.111\ CapistranoAssoc <:nlor aoo SpnnJ:~ area ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOM~FORRENT unit. landscaped patio, SWI J.1111 CHAIMEI. SUPER ------66l-IOIO 2"'1 acreesrate include'> 2 Br: lba, 252 KJ'!ox _St. 3 & 4 Bdrm. S57~1625. stove,refrig.wshr/dryr. W~ot1tHCHMs TE IMS -I 0 % MEAllEACH I S ' • -----ca rr 1a~e hse . 3 far E.s 1de. SS85 ut1l inc Fencedyards&J(araRes. auto dr opnr. Jse, adlts h1e .. RHlfton DOWM New 3 BR . 3'"2 Ba , ' ' lhipMxn/ ~a rage,as well 11s6Br l Drive by.calJ 645-7009 Kids & pets welcome $675 mo. Owne r /agent 671-6900 Dont wait on this lovely c u s l o m h o m P _.__"' -01tits S. 1800 mans ion Sl.50.000. Coll 964-2566 or 973-2971. Agt .. 631-5155 house with private dock. Handcrafted oak int ·I **Old T f ••••••••••••••••••••••• for moredet111ls Dianne 3 BR 2 Ba. carpets. no fee. l •1(-,__ LIVl.._.G $475,000. 641-0763. stained glass. spa e US In Brand new dupJex E·side Crain & Assoc R E d rapes. fireplace. double 3-~-1-~-B U ~~b~~g~ ~ge 4br. 2~a • tr;r'lll.""' " ------l If you appreciate the C..osta Mesa. 1 yr lse or (7141539-5400 garage. fenced yard. RV rm , • a P· u Y r · comm Y <.'harm and convenience ---------•I looks and quality of dayi. lse w/option to buy. All . graded. Enclosed yard lake. pool. tennis. S825 t prestiRe and pleasun• CHAIMR Pl IllR It J(one by you'll love th is upgraded interiors. One ColoradoSpnn~s medical access.~mo. w ith ja C'uzzi. double 559-8476 '" this beautifully kept 1 block to ocean. As-an ea y immaculate 2 bedroom 2 Br & ooe 3 Br Call for bldg fully least'(! lonj.? loy ~. IHr. garage. Near s hopping. w 0 OD B R ~ -DG E li\kefronl home with sumableSl.52.000loanat 752-6499 h omt> Til e r oo f , appt.54&-8733or754·0312 t erm ten.a nts. no de 5 .... 7729 7S6S01.,~'!_!.,l.3/596-720.2 or "CREEKS.JOE"' Willow riMk r ights S225,000 Lerrific int erest rate . --7 ----1-1 hardwood rl?Ors . s un r.-rred ma_rntenanre, am 1 -~~~~~~~~~I • .....,.,>AIO Call for appt lo see This duplex is priced to • ....._,. 076 1 room. balconies and so htc~Property 2000 pie park1~. J!d area -------Plan. Avatl. 2·15. Prof. <:twsh1reReall)759·1877 sellatS235,000.No quali···••••••••••••••.••••••• m uc h more-a ll in a ••••••••••••••••••••••• $315.000 Call Oianne MesaVerde3 Br l~Ba. Llkenew3Brwith s tove. landscaped model home ryin~required SlS0,000. buys thtS lge 3 parklikesettmg Call for APP\.EVAl.LEY Crain & Assoc RE Quiet cul-de-sac Near Child•smallpetok.SSSO on the park. 4Br 3Ba. 2 MiuionVieio 1067 ,· BRbouse.End or cul ~e l deta1ls andyourpersonal Nearnew4-Plex,2bdrm. 1714 )~S400 s<'hools. S700 mo. 1st & mo.SJ&.~orSJS.7979 sty. F.M .. Din. Frplc .. •••••••••••••••••••••••*Cote Realty s~c Great ocean & hill! ins ction. 2 bath each unit. with last. Wkdays 549-2744 . •fTHE•••cH Dshwshr. M/W S850. No Au..._ Loan 91 1% A. I , ·t l view Try S30,000 dwn fireplace, enclosed patio, 1•..t &hft Eves64J.(g'J6. • -pets By appt 964-2566. Url1rhtful :lbr 21la . nH•s men Charter Rily & Invest-I double garage. S16S.OOO W.ted 2900 --------2 Br. 2 Ba. Large yard Agt.Nofee. w cvu11lry klt<'h<'n. 640-5777 ~n:s._~81.22;83J.8811 I Bill Gr undy . R ltr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s...,..uYi1t9 Ref's & dep. No pets. ----- l'llthf'ctr11I ce1hngo;, nan) •!!!~-!!!~~'!'!~~2200 sq ft 3 Bdrm house' 67Hl61. P\".f PARTY Nnn realtor 3 bedroom 2tn bath con· S525. 842·8S40&5J6.2190. Wdbridg new 2 Br. 2 Ba. up~ra™" f'ar1h tones ---· --------wish es tn pur chase do. Firepla~. tennis a nd --Fam nn. ,dbl gar up- SI 18 000170 ss:w Open Hou.st' Sunday b I k 5 r r o m b <'::: r 11 · FOUIPLIX Rluffs Condo 3Br. 2Ba pools, welcome kids & 4bdrm, 2ba. new crpts, grades. nr Jake. lease SpecialHome bea ut1lul oceanvu,great Wnh:•attu Wests ide Costa Mesa single s t ory (714 1 pe ts . S725/m o . Agt. stove. clean & in quiet $700/m o . 5 48-8684 Special Location terms.SlSO,IXX>.661 2407 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N eed s som e work 346-T124 Eves Mr Wni;thl 556-2660 area .~.(213)421-3339. Dic k /Steve . Eves Mtwporl lhoch I 069 Com er lot, oceanview JUST USTID S22,000 yr income F111l --1 BR e 1 · 759-0875 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 441 RedJands Ave. !p SELECT SJ I 00_.,.YA appt'". priC'e S22S.OOO Owner 10 to 15 units. I & 2 Bd nnl HARBOR/BAKE R area . 3 l~ a . enc patio, ------ NEWPORT CltEST Owners asking S275.000 ir,_ •usy SALE will carry l0'7. interest 1ndudmg 3 bdrm master1 3 BR. 2 Ba. pool ;+ new carpets, drapes . Woodbridge 3 br condo. THREEbeaut1rul rondos s I d R'd p b l PROPERTIES ~r.-'f60000dn su1te<with pool )m pre Jacuzzi. SllS7 mo+ ut1I. fplc. Grdnr. S750 ~o. \"'1 ba. custom decor. 3\'ailable. Different loca 'e a e al I Is. ro a e -----Gor geous 3 Bdrm. glass w . . sti~ious 0 .C' locat11\n. lip g r e a t r a m i I Y 964-1688. askror J ackie. xlnt toe. 962S. 673-8432 lions Pool, tennis. spa ~/5.~-;!,~~ encl pat.lo lluge lot Only ~ PR€HIG€ LoS800.IXXI Rrply lo P.O. ne11ot hborhood. David, Clse to bch newly paint· Woodb 'd L 3 bd <:losl' to bet\<'h & Hoa!( • Kruse 200/o DH• 11°/o lH'T $ll5.900. I HOMcc Box 122'7. Sunsrl flt>ach. 646·3255 ed cpl ~-l:t.'.ba dbl 2,.._ bndetage t gheed rdm , Hospital . Oume & GooH Bette M Scott & Assoc . ~ l CA 907~ -----. • ...,, . . n a c con o. C /21 Me-'C9"". 2 HOUSES c-... vt-ws 842-4424 R.E. lnvestments . OC EAN VIEW condo . gar, llv rm w/frplc. else Din rm.family rm. frplc. -..-• -... Y.,.. rent or lse. New. luxury to s chools/shppg. fully lge yard. comm. pool. 640.5357 760.6767 Nwpt Hgts. Owner rm Motivated seller will otMrlMll&hft 3333 W.CoastHwy.NB lf'tttah 3 Br , 2~Ba . rrplc . fenced. lge backyard Avail lmmed. ms/mo. O~ & VIEW Both Stl!l9.000 cerry 80?< rontracl at 645-6646 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s7501mo 963-2484 or S600SJ&.2788aft5PM + dep. CaU 752.1282 8 to ,,.,,..._ 645-9628 13% for 5 yea rs on ••••••••u••••••u••••• H0tnesfweehlwd 964 5354 3br , t den. 3ba, 200 spacious cu,,tom home. Mob•Ha.s 4 Units perfect owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · ·------1 BLK wocean, nr. new 3 4P_m_. ______ _ Kings Pl l~ financing ---------1 2900 s/f, 3 Bdrms, 2'~ ba. For S. 1100 user. ln HB wiftl pool. lalH>ce Pts...... l I 07 Mesa Verde, 4 br. 2 ba. sty, 3 br. 4 ba. din rm. University Park. 2bdrm Call for appt 646-7590 .....,_"S 3 frpks. lge gourmet ....................... S300,000, 25% down, as ....................... frplc, din. rm, 2 car gar, fam rm. 2 car gar For + den. rec. facilities. no CLOSIOUT kit chen, formal dining BAY VlEW sume loan. Townhouse Charming 5 bdrm, 3 bath S700. 646-2821. Mature cpl. No pets. $750 pets.~. 7»-S597. Need Tu Sheller? Oceanfront 3 Br, 2ba tlplx Comp! <'Slm dee Owner will finance Ofr on dn pymt Will trade Just red to $525,000 Best Penin buy. REAL ESTATE STORE 675-lTll SacrificesaJeollast con-rm, \'!I acre lot . oak LIOOPENTN apl.5. S2.000 income. will bayfront with 38• boat per mo.+ Stt. dep. (213) --------- do . Reduced Sl0.000. parguet floor~. op en Delullte mobile home, 2 trade up. Agts welcome rtoat Sl600 mo Bi ll 3bdrm. 2ba, cute & clean 569-9719 btwn 4 :30' & 3bdrm Laurelwood Pat.lo Don't miss this. Newport beam ceilings & much 754 _0439 Grundy. 6'7Hl61 doll house. children/pets 6:30PM Home. newly redec. Lrg Hei1hts 2 bdrm. den, more. Ocea.n-Golr course }'l"S old. Pass by 1142 El ok. Sll50/mo. CaU Jackie Uv rm w/frplc. master community pool. Best views fromeveryroom Pa seo. Lido Park CoroltCldetMcr 3 122 at84Hlll80or631-1400-3Br. 2Ba house. nice cul· bdrm suite. co untry val~ in town. 1158.000. s:no.ooo '49.950 cOST·· ..... s... ••••• •••••••••••••••••• de·s•c. $620/mo. Incl. .. 1'tch 2 ..... •ar Wat•r at O,..W&S..15 447 Ave . Cres pi. San ,.,... ,. JRr 2 ba furn orunlum 3bdrm. lba, SUS/mo. 2 gardener. water. No" · ,----~·seoo"" SOI St. A *•••id. Clemente . 492-8084 CANNERYVlLLAGF. Fourpln. •.ooo down. No ' c hildren or pets ca r gar. re.need yard. pets. 557-IM7aft.S. =~Se'; 9 i9 /mo. Owner will cooperate 2 Brn 2ba . Financing Best areaforrftlts. S875 /mo o n lse 322 Pets/kids ol. Drive by l· l , l· 1 . with broilers. avail. S ,000. See at 700 Marigold Open for \•iew 21811 C an yon . # 8 Lovely 2Br, lBa. Pool. Woodbridge-new condo. 3 Ntwport Hgt.s by Owner Lido Park Or. #22. ing Sat/Sun 10.2 645-70!». ram rm. dbl attached br, 2..., ba. den. on parlt. 2 b r . w / 2 db I g ar 1 gar. cloee w bch. slntlea -"". , .. ,1 ... 17 Red h 1 l IQ-~ Realty Ii-;:) -;:)tHI ( ).,.........., 9 commercial unlls. Bed •· o A I I 2 8 / •·-..., _,, $210.000 1 0 ,,....,.,.., We have other mobile l,arge 2 room"' en, v a · now-r w we l come. No d ogs. ----------gorgeo1U ocean view• Spot.less, ln Prestigious gara•e, nu crpt, sais. 1st. •"'CA...o.-.. .,_ New Woodbrid-Chateau 8"0WN,..R BACK BAY 11-homesfromS22.000&up. " .......,.., _._.. .. ~ I r; • owner may C8JT)' imanc-••IDIM 610¥1 Jasmine c~. Avail•· lut It noo. 2054 Maple. • 2Br. 2Ba, Cbardonay lmmac 48r. 2~Ba, 2 sty Beautiful beach home. ing . 861·240'1 R~:.~ront Hom:;l~~:OO 7 units , $298.000 with b I e T h r u J u n e ~0113 Small 1 Bdrm, 1 ba. I car Model. 11*1 kJc nr lake. $285,000 assume Sl95,000 Newport. 3Br. l~batb .• SELECT owner'unit. tlSOO/Mon th Broke r. gar · C l e an, quiet. up1radea. H75 mo. ~-642·~ Assum. 9.1%. S80K loan. 759-9100or759-0874 Agt. New• lge 2 br, 2'h ba $400/mo. lll+DIO dep. 752·1• dys, -.9511 or $6 OOODOW..all Pvt. streets. Gorgeous PROPERTIE~ Laguna Beach mobile .......... M L_ twnbae, pool, apa. up-Walk w beach. 535.a. 552·50lrfeftl · • " I d ..... M home , atepa to beach. llUW'l9 '".. J 144 graded. 2 miles w beach. aft Spm. · 3 Brdrn C ape Cod an •c•-·I· ~ny ex·----------• lbdrm.lba,newcrpts 4' 16 units. t .2X0rou ••••••••••••••••••••••• $72$.831-4445. IBr. l·leffl townhome. charmer w/bearn cell· trl a!.:..,~000. Pnnc. on· WI.. --drpa pool laundry Ow&er/,,_. ~. or Univ. Park condo, 2br, b ...: ..___ ,_ ..... 4 Br. 2,Y! ba. TRl·LEVEL. Univendty Pull. Mo. w mgs. antq. frplc. cetm y . .,..,,_,, -•• .,_ s hop's. many xtru: ~-2ba, aep, din. rm, frpk. 2 r. 1 ..-..........,. c__,., Clofe w adlla, abopl 6 mo. Niil. $700. Cleo6ce cablntts, country kit., Ir TIY SI II DOw.t II agntricent HO deg. Space rent ts75/mo. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ~v'd patio, am. garden, 1ar, fenced yard. crpta It bcb. ~Imo. m . .-aft loe.UC.. Xlnl. eond. Agt. < more. Lrl( a.u umable let wlltte water vlew ... blulf • O rr C I I *.,. -•-•-.._ quiet, '750. 551·0285 drwpe1, ..,ber Is dryer • • ._ • 'TO. SUlt,500. Ownr/Agt. Auume larce loan . t 0 p ... w 1 J It t 0 .14,75 o ers. a ·---••.. h oolt ·up, u 2s /mo.. •.----·------ ' 63\·547' ttt-<m5evea COl:npleeelJ fumisbed 1 und ... brand new 3 (714)49-CIS. Garden aro... Newport ~.... 3141 77C)..5Gt 3 br, 1~ ba, 2 aty condo. New I Br. a.do. 2"' Ba. • ' Bdrm C'Cllldo. Price ~· 8R ... pte panled w/tn HEMET: Pefed for re· Ba{()Ort t·JBr, 2·ZBr •u•••••••••••••••••••• H. 8 . C'lldren OK. A/C. No ,..._ Ml/eno. ·11ove riebl in. 2bdrm, 2N dueed to ll.ll,IOO. POol, tettOCn ... rt pool and ti t Jll 1 t . Br. Pr Ide o t lla1nl0ceat ~••nf'root lies. del 11.,. or Collete -/mo.--,. rra "-1 ll.S. ·~condo, completely It •pa, aecwtty. CloM to Juuui. S.. Clemente. remen · um .• enc · owoenlllp, ~ a'li to UCI t.ome. ~. Iba, trc Pull, a br, 2 ba,-. Nr i'be•utinallJ f\im. Unens. Hoa1 lbpital, Terrtllc <>nencl• ... ooo. cabana w /carport . 1"1 ... ~utne tit at dtd:s, 2 '"*'·stained ~.-.mi .,._ ••• ...... Dr. llwllo .. J-.•.tew t 11,.,_,c1a1eeuk,bedln lneatmenll Burry ! n+ae-'7'GI Sl0.000.1'11taJcoetprmo. 11~.a.lat K.Prtnonty tlw,Sl.IOO/mot1'nat/1S Ba, flplr. I lw mter. e191o. .._,..., ·~ pnee ot sw.ooo. C•ll ~~1·!':'-7 ·~·naJ Allltll.TJ4.417..., IDcl.uW.•.MM4Shft Ast. o. Cam.Kho (nJ> or szzootmo yearly. a" •q•ttac to ..Of A1.pr.1rt.,.,..A•8'1 . .,...._ c::-..,... • bewteen•lpm. MM799. .!!--~~·•!!.._!-~:!.!;~l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I •Pll. TM·177't «·*I, .-r.-. ~ .. do It ..U. •an1111a ....... J!! .... WI • • r Mn1ftU.."8:wi•-H1•"""'-''*'•; CCNHkM:.WtMts Aflalw•hUtdwa. Apettwahu..fura. Frlday,February6, 1981 O,,\IL.V Pll.OT •I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ················~······ u~......millied •••••••••••••·········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• arw.. U44 Mew,_..._.. lUt ........................... ,...... JIJ4 C........._ JIJ4 Apet ........ Ulufwa. A,u tw •t1 u.fwa. Apet lae•h ......._ ..••.•......•........•. ·••·••·••·•·•···•·····• ........................................................................................................................................ .. YIU.ACOIDOYA S.C. Pluaafta.18r.Con· llutL __ .._. Jl40 lkalL -•IMdt 1140 LI .. ,.._. •2 Mmt uW ,.._, New cro· do. Pool, tennit, club. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••H~hee••••••••• I SOS mo 545 7780 •· M ...... W• _._.. I Br. t~ Ba. K1dl OK, no I Br.I Ba. COIMSo witla enc 1ara1e. p at. o, ' • • 2 • .. Br t-• •. ::,.··.::m peh. Carport. SOO. •iew, pool 6 -c rm. dslawbr, laDdry rm. No 557·311111. ~ ._ •sv be1 ... 11JI l Oficlo. rully -.f't'Ul"fd, lu>.uru!U'> db fl. lou or • lra , r~••Ott rent l<tl:t13"!.) llCl22 llitva Sam / M \tO . •2l3i~l6 l91i2 t•t:I v.tnJ"• 17 141631 uu r:;Rlll sno 1-B-r-. -.-e.-. _Sl_J_W--J o-Ann ~1~: .v:9. ~n':t::: :'i~"' m.an Act.. ~;;~-~b. Adu Ila. 2 &ORJI -St. 2 children OK. no 840-tl07. lf'Yllt't 3144 ...___..._. Jl6f r " l " "' u 23ZS .,.. ............ Av .. CM pel$. 13115. Sie rra Mgmt r-• tc.IUmJ .... , M1·1324 WALK TO BEACH. 1 Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••-•-••••••••••• VUR·ROUND FUN 'ioc1:11 Ac t1v111es O• r111.1 ••Frei' Sunoay H•,.inct1 • BlfO ~•Par I "' • Ptu~ much more GREAT RECREATION: IM2-'1805 St ove It refrige. 1325. 3br , 2ba, prty, hot t ub, PAB.flWPOIT • 2 Br. Condo near sc pt Hts area. 2 br, 1"'1 ba ~~or535-'1979 Wal Square. Kida/Pets ,.. l111l • K11 Al 11 ti 1111 M-1 I :'I H"~•n(ron l f'un d o P l. SA P I Blt.ns, nu cpt •~Cl\. 203 · -0 K Lu UtO G ary APAITllNTS 1a, . oo , s pa. _.., 731 -$480-S.'500. No pet.a, child Ogle . 548-Dl Lovely 2 Br. with built· .._ lvlr I' iaalblWf 3th "' •Ilia f•llllll!~ JMU' Vll'W 2hr, OK.549-3232or Ml·l44!0. ---ins .ChildOK.1315. ~IMdt 3141 vely E. Sid e 2br , Ib a, 842-1652 II• I Jot K44 ltl02 So I •tUIUI M7Si-SS25. 2 Br. 1 v, Ba no pets $.TIS/mo. --------••••••••••••••••••••••• Tw nhse. Ne ar ne w 63l~W Nr beach. Lge 2 br. 2 ba. Laree 2 Br. Frplc, deck. f11r1111al 1h11 n11 lam r111 '1<' rm. i..'ll\ !Tow...._.. rnri s • F 11•1> lesson~ I.Jr( & pro \flOPI. 2 ••1-.111t Cluo, •Sauna • tiy irom.1\\ag1• • Sw.m " "9 • L ,,. ng Range 8EAUTIFUL APART· MENTS ~ • 11'"~ 1 & frplc. aar. yd & patio. some view, q uiet, walk to Sm a U child, pet OK. All l Br. Mesa del Mar. Elec $575. Avail 2·5 Call beach • town. Adults, no bll:ins ,~ga r .• frplc , paid.~. 536.-092l peta. 1112S. H6:S Invest· J tlf z th1 "'. mlr1111t• U11fwmihed 3525 t 1>tlll" flU ,._.,,,, &i th llJJC ~ •• •• ••••••••••••• •••••• t arrll •'lJC11I l'•ltv Ir\ In• •:n•H \'lp('ll ~hr pallo /ba.:ayard. 754.~ ment..s lnc. 49'7-1187. TSL MGMT. 842·1603. ---2 B R. 1 ba condo. Pool & --An adult comm unity on I I.ti k" 1 I • •111 1 .. n1 , 1 u11lu11 ii' l•ll roam r111 1hn rm .. ,., I 1>U•1tn •'II I\ UI\ t" I •"-'I • I lt.lj ~ill• \lw Sl Sn:'i /1 u I»• 1'i• sao • •r'> $1~U llK• HI) roi11 I•• l D C fll1\ Yt1 flOllll lt'll , ...... ~·· I i:tll I,,.,,, •• n " I II I ,, r J1,.1•h-. kt•iAlt \ .. 1:. •• ,,. i.• I •1111'> fr"'~ ,hopv.i: I 1 l I ttr I t\w Z ~!of\ .!IUll"I ft SlJC,() 1'111~ r I II 11 ' '''""' ,,'1~art VI•,.. N""' I H4l ~l "r "'12 111111 .. cu .m.. •1h:ll till •1•& Hf~ CllSl lrpl(' 1•h '>tr~ tu V' I I'll K Jo I" be11ut1ful 1·01111 • be&di 'lubhv~~· n, ~l ",111:.!tte l>rlfN• 111 I•, .J ,,.1 pool .. Jlll Sl\llll 0 ,, 111111, l'o.11 tl'flltl!> .. ~. I • ,..,, 1"tu 1~9 IUOI• \low lo t.._J1h A. llPM' llw1µ1l 1I S7 •J 11111 110 , ... , plt•li'll' ii. :. l.1t# 1 •po~ hnlli*d .........••.......•.... IDl>ooltland 37 06 •...................... '1111.111 l10J)'frt111t h;11·hdor • 1 •t .$.'. C!'· '"" 1;,:. /:'.I\') I 3707 I • ~t'J' n1 •Fur • ~· 11 l. Ltnturno\lled • A•lull v·"q •No Pet~ • •1 ,,. >; "" 1d t I t Oakwood Garden Apartments Ne wPort Beach/So. 10!h $t .. 4 l 642•5113 Newport Beach/No . >j/<o , • 't PINE BLUFF AP'J'S 1 Spac. 2 br, 2 ba. Ad ult complex. patio, view, frplc, en cl gar .• gas a rg e p r ivate E -S1d e Bach. Kitchen. full bath. storage. $320, ulils paid No pets. 759-9194. stove, dishwasher , spa, Newer 2 Br. with garai;:e lndry rm. From $500. Adults. no pets $410 SPMC 631-6107 548-5766 2b c 734-B Shalimar , New upgraded 2200 s q ft . $385/mo. No pets, apply Ellec. Townhouse. Bac•k at U n it A 548-1257, Bay Newport Beach with 642-3307. view. 21 unll complex with tennis court. pool, spa. SIOOO per mo Call Sheila 641 9022 jac, immac cood $450. Lge, upstrs 2br . bale, the Back Bay. Sp ec· Avl2/2.!1152-6505 crptd, e ncl. gar . N . tacularSpa,7swlmm.ipg Laauna. ss.&s. t..QJ.382'7 pools, 8 liahted tennis 3 BR, 2\-'J Ba twnh.se, fplc. ----courts, bike traifs, put- gar children & pets OK Oceanfront. pvt beach, 2 ting green. Bachelors, 1 S600'mo. AND, 2 BR 2 e a : B r · MO BILE H O M E . and 2 bedrooms apart· ga r. children OK 1 mile com p l. r~rn Heated ments. and townhouses to PClt. 1475 mo. 964•2937 pool. secunty & garage. from 1429.00 per month (rom 9AM.SPM. $800 mo, by o wner. On Jamboree At 642·1802or!n5-0545 San J o.quin HJll.s Road For lease or by Option (714)644-1900 Huge. ocean view 1 Br. ----. -Brand New Condo loc. Dix. IS:iO. inclds utils. Ocean front r?r Winter Se asid e Vi 11 age at For appt. caJI ~2317 Rentals. Furnished & un· Beach/Atlanta Blvd 11> -----rum. Broker 675 4912. 2br + Ubrary + 3ba. 11' L .... ..,... 3152 STEPS TOH.ACM L..m l'h ferruf)' h111n1• 1 br 2 b.c I.Iv m 1 "' frµl1 elm 1tn·.a ht<' lut w.c">ht•r C /21 M.wpcM"t C..+r. 640-5157 760.'"'' ..•....•.•••........... ~111 ti 1\111 'hr 11.11hr1111m I ''J 645-1104 S36S·S4SO: 2 Br. 1 Ba. Apts Crpls, drps, patio. wood beam clngs. Small pet OK. TSL Mgmt. 642-1603 3br. + 3ba approx.1650'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br, I ~ ba +gar, Hoag sec gate, Jtennis courts , Condo 2 er. 2 ea. on gotr Hos p a rea. nu decor, Lge 2 br. t i.~ ba. p atio. pool/spa $900/mo per c 0 u r s e 1 n c 1 d s open hse Sat & Sun 11·3. 275A Cabnllo. ~ No 2 8 H · I · W & drvt'1 ho<ill up ilhl ••ar J Hrtrm l,111'"'111 1 .. ao·h ~ lrl1 ' 1 ... ntlt-m.111. $150 ----------' 11tr1 r.: .. .t~~t ;1rt 1111111 • 2br I"': ba. adults only, I u'.ICurious 2 Or 2 Ba fr plc , patio , washer beaut 1111101 Ot•t•;an ~•d<'I frµlt ho•;u11t,f ''"'"' ... 11r h"' • Yr nluncl rt'rllJI S7 •;, 11 " 711 • r.1•, ii •~· • II~ \1'11 l'll'r l11 k~· :!Ur fq1k. tenrus t•rts, wlk 10 dryer , carport, 1410/m o ht•h pool'>. i;pa, wkly or !>48·0967 all. 4 each 21J/83J.1369or eves was her /dryer, fritce 4 3 1 aria a y , pets 67~ 7450 1 2131831 5734 S575 492-6700. 492·2796 S500/mo 83().5875 ~Br I ,,..., Ba $445 Unfurn .. -----------------------------• Apts AdulLo; Newly re •nail $15CIO mu ll.I\.' 1·,,n1lo .?htl1 rr1 "'" $1 1111 \1111., I lit pd 194 7!>!>-4 t'"t'' 1117 1~1 , ,· .. r~·I ,, & !Ir 1pt·~ r1 pl<· \\ 11tr .to I .,dft""' Jt••r Brian John.-.t1n 'I"• I"•'' 111· '..t c 1-:••tt· I 11•1 '.Ht.ti monthl) 673 3720 or THE V JCTORJA-N 2Br tiO'l 274.m!M t 'h Ba. w/gar . Adlls , c pls, drps, bltns, fncd yd. ~~~ .•.. ~~.s.~' ~~o~ll.311111tt .. 1 ' ,11 CoroPG ~Mer 1122 1' N I S •• • •• •. ••••••••••••••• Suh 1:-e lux 2bdrm apt, 1 1 J: u e . ho re:. 1 rn m 11 • •"'•"' I r wate r pd. 636-4120. 667 Victoria St. S38S deco rated Balc-o n v dshwr, ale, gal. & wat(•r paid Carport. pool, pa r j ty r m Call a ft !OA M CasaCrunada.!n9-t911 I Quiet 2 Br AduJLc; onl> no 755 "' Jbd m 2b I I 1' "' ~·ut1H· , unit.• II 11 '••1 llh "" •'" '11 I llr n•·"' h ....,., mo + ut1 pre er I r a RU.1r1 ,., • 1 t t R r. i;:ate-porll tenni' ~1 1 lluJ.:~· $17511 1.10 HI. 11r • ··,• :•rn.::.,c, "' J' 1r;11o:1• person e ~ r eq 2bdr m , 2ba, frplc, encl pets $400 mo ,,.0 7;...., ,,_,,_·. "'•"" .-..-t l;.tl-t \1 .I~ ..... , n •l \~k fur 644 8046 !8th St ,,.,, •ILi'n '" ''''"".,.... ....,.., 1 t • 11• tlMI lf" .. fl ga r. $4.50. Adults, no pets · ~ "JV' l'ht' Sho~ l mmJ1' 1 hr ., 1SplH'•(IU.<: 21lr, l''-',U.i ''''' j,.. 1724 "' t .t 673-2113. D..a PoW 3126 I I V. I ff I 1 osta ~ "'pot WI S IJJ (,uan.ied .::atl' 110 .. 1 '-1 " '"'1t' 1 Jrt•.• rt• 1 "" Uwfwucishe-d 3 br. 2 ba, dishwasher. •••••••••••0 ••••• .... • lenn1• .....,. ""l I"" .. 3 " v .. l'ht•r tlf)·•·r !. ~.tr.ii·• ••• •••• •••••••••••••• 2bdr m . Iba. •~2<. v•r y , ....,., "" "" " "'U< C "'Sn "'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrplc, renced yd, no pets. ... ., ~ RJI 2327 fHhrlL' n•• i>•·t f..12 7"1 l .> , "" "" l cAoa hlmd 3106 c lean. Dartyne 4!n·J629 I V.:>~'t ,.-111 ., t llr "''' S.125 & up I I S500. ~Santa Ana Ave 661 1162 Mewportleoc:h 3269 · I 11rl ~"r Atlttlh. no ••••••••••••••••••••••• 586-6918 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :I lfr Z Ila, 151.U ""rt 111 II. ""'' 21 w :'li"w1~1rt HI Yearly I bdrm, beamed 1 - . For rent 2 bdrm. 2 hath ,,.wvcirt Short'~ t;ln.d lq• H cl -1 11 t I<• l>t:'1ti>th1,.nR4\o '\l '"r1 ct-ibng, serv•nR bar. 1..-;1 2bdrm ,cpt.s,drps,blti~s. duplex,dttk.frplc 2rar front •lhdrm. Jha "''"h w.tllc l1 "'atc·r. $HUI "" gar . w d hcxlkups, $495 adults only, no pets Vic encl. garage Ver) cult' rlf'1·nruted. 2 hlot•k -. lo t>:H l ~'t! C.ASA DE ORO 1 lZ IJJ44.'>-l2l9 tor ia St, nr Brookhurst Dana Point S500 mo ocNrn 96266&1 1 1 1 Tll l11"' l'i\lll 2flr a pt w frpk . ut1I incl. $4l0/mo S3l-6lll2 -Eves 496-6381 () (' t' ll n ii 11 ti Ir Ol \ \ II Lux Harbor V11•" ll11w V1·r~Jtll("', pnlht111 •' 1 i.1i.• ru r1111· v1111; yrly S700mo 2 Br. 1 Ba. dshws r . frplc. 1 Br 1 Ba SJ50 Bach 3br 2ba. r .. m rm fir 2 B.1 pvt 1(11.111l1·ol r• 11t 1 11 11111 ti • -.1gn 67!>-l&M balcony, cathedral ce1I 1295 Allutils pd ">k' lq:ht.. n•·w q>I l,1:1 .1clull ••or11111 l'rw•I 'fl·• ''"" ""':-o l'n11I II Jlt) l olbo P't iii sllM 3107 mgs . w/encl gar. In quiet 831 1873 pa t rn dbl 1,1a r . n•t·••I Y.' n 1· I u I h • u • ' r I "'' ··~~· n•'"' 1 •••••• °. •• : • .'........... adult complex w lpool va rd" 631 11112 or' $1~)(1 mofi7>44'#4 furn111m "1rr11un<l1·rl Niel' 3h dr m 2 ba s pa, bbq & lndry No EtToro 3132 Answer Ad 114'.i 1;.,2 1:1110 I ... ,th plu~h l:1111h1·;1p1ng I $650/mo. till J ~e. Witi pets. $495 mo 2650 Harla, •••••••••••••••••••••• • 24hrs I Hart.or Vww l'ortofmo \1!1111 llv111~ .11 its h•·st furn 67!>-S7IO !>49·2447. Beaut. 1 year new 2 Rr j 4br Jb.i, w pool A. p;1 ~" '"'" , l'h Ba Condo with pool. CUSTOM I LT. 1 $!000 leruw ~ l:t."li t lltlrm fun11,l11·d $410 Capi1tn.o a.aclt 3111 Bach. & 1 Br with lort. jacuzzi. & cable TV 1n 4 br 1den, fam. r m + I , .! l\1trn• funw•ht'<I $4!f0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c a r Pe I s · d r a P e s · cld. Yearly l5:50 Broker W e s tclcff-Dover Call Newport lrest l\rti·h 1 1'15 \\ \.\ii.son 642 1971 tbrm, Iba, S200 mcl util fireplace S370 & up 283 675-4912 646·48« days 54fl 311 7 hdrm ix·ean vii•w •1 Jlr I r e rr1g, no kit c h e n Avocado. Hayloft Apls . -----I eves/wlmd.'i. 2•-., Ha New decor Quret 1$3?.'l Mo [)t>lu'(c• \lobtle 493 07S9or493-t l216. 645-7485 Hwliw:yt• a.aclt 3140 ' a rl'a Adults Her·., No hnml Mature adulL'> No ------••••••••••••••••••••••• I Bay not rar away, 4hr. pvt p ets S87!i \ ,. ,, r Iv µ.·t-. Quiet wcur<' 1991 Corowa .. Mar 3122 Stunning large I & 2 2 br , 2 ba, frplc. wet bar I po o l + jar . 2 300 642 46S7 ""''"'J>urtHl\tl 6468373 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm .2Ba garden apt Call a fternoons , Mon M a r gar et Or Sfl90 I Nice View. Jbdrm, 2ba. 2 Pool & re<: area. 710 W. Fri, 960-~- 957·72:.J. !>48-2692 Ask ror Sa11 JelCIR Lu>. lll{lo for 11(•at. rmpl s undecks. rrptc. beams. 18th. St Rav C opidvwww 3278 non.,mukmi.: 1wnt. ma1<l adults. no pets . $900 Brand new l Bdrm Pier- • ••••••••••••••••••••••• '>er~•<·t> S48 71!t7 Ric hard 640·1850 dys Ava i l. Now 2b r . 2ba. pointeCondos. Pool.spa, ll*I LUR=S Condo Village San Ju:in 2 H . 1 h 67S-J058eves patio. E Side S4S01mo tenn is, garages S475 Beaut 3 Bed. end umt. br -+ den, l ba. ~'mu I wttington l'OC 3740 640-09!n (213 ) 59&T202 dys . 1714 > clo:-.e to pool & lt'nrlll< Fvr.; l ?.13l~7 ~ •••••••••.•••••••••••••• 2 Ar duplex, 4 blks to 842-4721 e\'l"S Brandnew rpl l'lll'tl'IO I H.l .sRMEST I h1•a r h . J:ar, W /O , rnr. 111-iea Palio. f,!ar . schl & shoppmj.! /\varl 2 br. 1'-· b ;1 J',l q 111N &. C.,p1n 1,hf:~tatr l.1v1111!' S525 mo Avail 2 10 adults. no pets S475 THEWHIFR.ETaEE I immed Onve h' 2757 s unny I.Rf' p;1l10 frph 11 .. 1111lful p.1rk hke o;ur 760 1356 645·9857.~I LUllUry Adult units al a f Vis t a t lm bros<• Then t'omm puol. f·arpor'l '-ruu nf1 111i::'< TPrraced fordable Uving. 1.2 & 3 call 'l~crrav,e fwy·~ rm ~~I 1.11111 sunlcl'n l!a" hbq 2br Iba, ~ar, lndry a rea.18 rand new I br i_n water B r . Well deco.>r ated C /2 1 .,.___. Cntr 1714 >49.1--m49 , '"' r~ linjl f ounta 1n ~ palm. frplc, 1 ~'l blocks lo I oriented comm. F r plc. Olympir size pool. hghl 6 .. ,._..' ~I' ;11·ro11., rooms beach. S750 752-1828. I micr o. gar. pool, jar . ed te nnis court. J acuu1., 40..5357760.6767 GOR1a:Ol1S tlOMf-: IN 1 S(•pdrall.' dirun)( a re a 1475/mo. 979-3376. park like lnndscapmi.? s 3 R 2, b S II N J l I\ "l \\a lk rn c·lo-.(•1'., home 2br , Iba. deck . wood 751·9187 Most beaut1rul bldR m par r ., a . very CAPlSTRANO hkt> kit chen & c·abrncLs vanellinJt. S500 ---H 8 clean townhousl'. pool Lo ,_, "' R h .. IL 673-3470 Bra nd new I & 2 br . ex . F. -.u., ·06 9 JO ". (•le ,650 mu I ral..-utn~un anc .:t n 1 " to lf11nt1n)(l11n rom ......... ......-1 "' Rdrm 2 Ba + p•)(1I and l'l'nh'r Costa Mesa lre m e ly un ique floor Sou l h I and H l' a I to" I "P" $65()/mn ('all Ing" I B<'<imom unfum 3124 plans. Frplc, micro. split 544 1440 Rnlt ut 49:\..Mt2 frunl MOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• level. encl gar. water I r~-rlrnom rum 2 Ir. I lo 4 Dt oriented romm .. pool & Sea vre"' 4hdrm 2h:i ,., SCll'ta A.Ila 3210 from $4.tll Nt'w ly decor C:as pd, jac 979-3376. 751-9187 ec hnml' jlUardt'fl .J11•.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , lh'<lr11om furn $490 enrJ gar, pool, d /washer with PoOI & lenm~ SMOO t('•>lY Spamsh C:titt:r~c-111• \111tlL' 011 pN" AdulLc; 642·5073 640 7986, fl44 ~:t ' 1•ornl1'(1 2Rr, I n .1. 11: Hl I 'trhlu-:-J-'rt't'' 1-fa rbor V'""' !lorn<'' I m• el) J nr. 2 Ht1 11111)(! 1 nnrl Gardener Sl!lHI mu 640 8611 w HAQ. l{ar Sot~ mu "'n 1M.·l~ 95.1 ~c, af1 r l'\1 U98 \ tJI I ~"T :\ I fl' tt M llS/\ 11 11 I' 1rk.,11h I n I hi!. .,,, ''' llc•ad• ·1 hlk' '\ of i• 'Jt II l'I I I MEWLY DECOR. I fir gas pd, encl gar. d washer. pool Adults 642 5(Y73 ! .•••••••••••••••••.••.• ' '\tiinlon. 3 Ar ~ fl 1 ·• 1·" -•5•1-----S---p:ira.:t "' 0~1t·n•·r 1 ·"• • _ DIM M.A.M ION v.rrtl S9'~1 mu lln 1 ~a' Jf•'• 1J1• I l lw1r rn pool. 1441 '1411 l Ir ToWRhcMIH Nc•wly decor gas pd . t• n (' I g a r . p o o I . Spectacular horn• on !i •tt!f 5:J70 l·" ,1,111 ll<''r.' t lur 111., a c r 1 ' "'1th p 1111 I &. , It fl Kol'' dl:W or !I.I:> :1112 d "'a s h (•r Ad ult s r,42 5073 qua rll'r~ fo'ac1ht1r., fur U~ lJOO HI.Mt~°" WESTL.AJ(E VILLAGE .. eparalc l(uest & mau1 'I How~ Fwwi~ cw 1 14 hnr<1e:-. Rea 11t1ru1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hari>Owr 1742 1 n eaulJful Adult Apts. No <;tall' IAilh exPn •'It & i.11\1:-ly t"11t'1·ut1vt ''"'"" •• •••••••••••••••••••• pt'L' lmmed occupancy c;h ow arenas l v1·ar "'1th1n mmult'' 1, "" Kc'·.1<h n>nt.al "tud1u con l'ool.spa,lndryrm ,gar lease 1·0 .1 1\l l'l a1 ;• "' 111 '• s.-,.c,c, mu f'oul 'I'" I avarl 2Br $410-$480 l\rrport m ('u<;tll M1·~' I ll11nl tfrhr no (~!)1 TSI. Mgmt Redhill ~Realty 673-7300 ltfl 21 ~ Ha '11n k1•n I 6458122or642·1603 balhtuh ... 1th ... turlf1tt<•I ., LOCJ9K1 t.«h 3741 · firc•p'al'f· ""1th J lf II Rs • ••• • •••••••••••••• •• •• 1"pac1ous 2 Hr $350 Pool & ----------1 \\.t•th .. r t.11n1·1! • ,,, '>11111111 lux ~pa ·1 V maid laundry fac 548-9556 'llwpt bayfronl h1 r1sl'. vi rw or Catalin a & Villagf' 2 br. 2 ba '>f'l'tm t y bldR Ootk :.t\3tl $ 8 9 O It> a s 1· ll a ~ :. 760 1933. t•ves 54H 9094 ... 1nrln""'· 1·nmm1111 1l' »·rH•'•• phonl' SIOO wk from 12-7PM 1)()(11 ran ht• h•:•'-C'<1 ( •r 4\f!I "!:'r...'1 2'· Vt'arl of h·,~ s1 :~111j 11.0VELY 2hdrm , 2ba unf Sl~I furn lru lwl•"' fl.il'lit!lor ' 111"11 h µarl, s tudio Wllh rrptc, patio, w.1tl'r R<t rdnf'r &. ·"!>'"" h;:ht "'"~Ill)! $.JO(I mot <Jnd~ar Newly decor fr, . ., If mter...,lt'\I "' th1' t1t1I 4940fill 494 63.19 $550 998 8128 $150 hrautrful homo· , .tit .._ 1 1 ( ,, a llowance M k (' 1 , u1 111 pro u U '> 2 br. 1''2 ba, 610 J oann St. $410 No children. Small dog cons 642· 7344 2 br dplx. Nwpt Hgts. gan, adults. no pe ts . S450 Open Sal/Sun 12·4 326fl Ogle. 997-4219 I BR nr. So. Csl Plaza, adlt comm. sec f,!ate. full rec. rac·s S425 Avl no"' 831-5019 IA.YTlMIERS • I & ? BA Pdl•O API> • o.~n ... asn~·, & eau • Pool & A~• Roa"' • Gd•O"' l anO•t.!P•~, • Jo9 lo Bt.icn & Sr~r • Seu111I G'tc~ SEA ENVIRONMENT 9632 HAMIL TO N. H .B 962·4500 Small I Adrm. I ba. I car gar. Clean , quiet I S400'mo 1st +S200 dep Walk to heh 536-6288 a ft 6pm. SPACIOUS IBDRM frplc, ~e priv. patio. wa lk·in c loset. dis 3Br. 3Ba. 2frplrs. hwasher. gar, pool/lndry no pets S750 adults. facilities. 399 W, Bay St 96().tmlft 646.9883 Ground floor 2 Br. 2 Ba Stove. dshwsr. breakfast bar, patio. Adults. no pets. $4:.> mo. + $250 sec· 64!>·!>433. 2 I 3 llDltOOM DB.UXE4"S. Oplx, 3br. 2ba. quiet. nr Civic Ctr. dbl encl Rar. frp lc. near new . lge patio. ~75 962·0819 Lge JBr, 28a. fpl, w d hkup. d isw Nr Hunt Harbour Avail no"' l5:iO. 84(). 371 I rtJTF. Newport Hr111hts. 2 oni a :H "111 "'1' 1 "111m•.rnnk"r /\!11111 ov<'r RH +detached !-!ll'eptn" Rankrr. 962 5511~ o r l •o TV .,.ll(l1 A"' ""51 " 9fi.1 I f:J!l rt"> No f1·1• I ·• • mo .,.,.. '"' mom & extra a, both J car Rarage li1g rt-nc1-d COftdon•aans Newport leach 1769 ~-·-822S_or~ll6S w New lux Pierpoint con Ule 8 liBJIU HuntiliMJton leach 1840 dos • .1 2br , .S450·S600. 4P.Al'TM&frS ••••••••••••!•••••••••• pool. JaC. lennlS~1826 vard o rrered at $695. FW'ftilhed 3400 : ..................... . Agt !>49-1366 • •••• •••••••••• •••• ••• • 1S1wda rnlar Oct'anfront Aeaullful garden apts tr.=========~==::--=;;;.-======::;i Pool & spa Adults. no 11 --- pets. I\ ('I h l\vnrl now ~ 4 Hr Con Newport Condo JBr, 2Ba. an t'rnente 2hr. 2 ·' no do ti73 SllRf' children. p a nor.1m11· 1 Rach. S340 I Bdrm $39().$400 pvt s pa, community pool view S750 ~.2J:l4 BAI.HOA RAY C'Ll'A 2 3 car f(arage, arllL'I only, 2250 Vanguard. 544).9626 no pets S875 mo t11t & Cottdo•iirMU· bd. 2 ha furn Sub lse last 972 47109AM SPM Uttfw wilhed 3425 642 4097 &42 4736 I Bdrm. $400 Blurrs condo. nicely de cor 3 br. 2 ba. s undeck, $825/mo Carol. 675 5930 or 7 6()..<1195. Huge beach·close duplex. 4 bdrm, 3 bath, 2 level w 1rrplc . S800/lease J!13)37~. 396-8M6 l51 E. 21st .. S4G-2408 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,..t•m tu sh.r wJsome 3br. ---- lwnhse in Park Newport Nt'wer 2 Br 2 Ba. $425. S290 mo Cathy 751·627l Avail. approx. Feb. l.sl . 76().8847 eves · ' 760-1418 or !>48-8675 eves Woorlbndge Conrlu :lhr 11 •ha. S600 mo 851 2000 or wknds. Jbdrm. Zba , hke new. n1r, Luxury Ocea nfrt)nl Week · ---- utihlles except elet· All ly 2 or 3 Br C-Omp. furn. S475 2 Br. 2 Ba. Br and ~ew amcn1l1t'S. Children ok incld linen,, ~4784 Townhouse. AU built·1ns, Nr. SC. Plain S500 • • frplc,lndryrm .• carport. 964 1688 ask for Alta or C ondcui"!MUIM Adult.s only,nopeb. --------•I 963-6940afler 6pm. Unfuniished 3425 TSL Mgmt. 842-6221 or 8 L U F F S : 6 8 d r m -• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 642· 1803. w /pool and rer reation room. SUOO!mo Vll!:W HOME : For Exec In Harbor View. 3 Br . 6 ba. Pool. l2500/mo. Wa~rfrmtHomt'fl Inc Realtors 831· HOO 3 Bdrm 2~ Ra Npt. Ter· race condo, hi1hty up· r r ad ed w/k>vely patio. comm. pool, sauna• Jae. MSG/MO. No leaM. No pets. Avail. 3/1. 1.11-1317 '" appt. AT THE BEA CH SAN CLEMENTE New Lu x uriou s All Adu l t Co ndominium s f or Lease . Approximat<'lY 2 100 sq . ft. 2 bedroom. 3 bath Closed circuit TV security gate. S pe c tacular white water view All amenjtjes. pool, spa & rec. room starting at $800.00. SUNSET SHORES 7 14/49 .. 1435 714/49M310 Zbdrm, 2ba condo. n r S.C . P lua, 1475/mo. 536-1.518 eves. 2bdrm . 2ba, cloeed gar, b alcony, cd location . 1450/mo. ,Please call M5-M73. l Br. 1 Ba. Stove It Ola· posal. l ChUd. $325 mo. 9 · 5 Mo n t h ru Fri. 838-80IS. Lge 3 BR I~ Ba apt, cpt.a, drps, bltna. Nr OCC. $t15 mo. Aft2:JO, *-'7214 Kenne bunkport? lsn 't that the eoat that won The America's Cup in ·757 ~ro ,_~~ If you're not sure who (or what) KennybunKpor1 was. don't feel bad-you're not alone. Kennybunkport cs one of 14 d1stmCtJvely different apartment floorplans at Seaw1nd Village in Huntington Beach. Seawind Village 1~ a result of totally personalized professional planning. The kind or attention you deseive. A perfect blend of nature and hvcng- nestled in a forest with babbling brooks and quiet ponds. ccioled by natural ocean breezes. Add to that tennis courts. swimming pools. aJacuu: and a convenient location near shopping and employment and you've got a place anyone would proudly call home, (Even Kennybunkportl) One and two bedroom. one and two bath adult apartments from '440.00. Seow1nd . Vd~ton Vil~ 15555 Huntington VOllge lMlt • _ Huntington Beacn. CA (71 ... ) 898-~1 From the Sit! Dltgo F~ OriYe rlOfttl on 8Nctl to McFIOd!n. then west on Mcfldd!n to 511wjn<1 Wa.ge Fllmisttlngs IVlilfble • Open CS.tty l 0 AM 'tll c!Usll. VALENTINE LOVE LINES Sen d a va lentine m essage to your wife , husband, sweetheart, boss. secretary, teacher, frtend or anyone special withs LOVE LINE ad. Your message will appear on Saturday morning, February 14, on the VALENTINE LOVE LINE · page in the Daily Pilot. For only 54.00 you can crea te your own message (approximately 4 words p er line) each additional line is 75'. We also offer a choice of hearts to place at the top of your LOVE LINE AD 2 EXPRESS YOURSELF FILL THIS HEART WITH YOUR OWN HANDWRITTEN PE RSONAL MESSAGE OF LOVE FOR ONLY $20 ACTUAL SIZE OF HEART 11 I wish to send a message through lhe DAILY PILOT LOVE LINE D I wish to c reate my own s2000 Val entine D Paymenl enclosed D VISA :: Exp D Master Charge :: Exp D Please blll me. Name ....... 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Reliable. 541-0512 l••taln .. t 111.ttflnli h ln.c lOUt'h Ulla. t'l'tllfit•llon11, 1tard11touu v .. n .. "' "'11 lll )n A Tourh tH •hlllt" alt lt>H, I II II ll din •ts 11 1 g n 1 A u n I q u e • • " rm .. • altemaUve In humf and H9111wg PERSONAUZED &\I tnt ff 5(), l'tluth SIO, MALE NURSE co mm er c I 1 l J udy S6.SO per hr LS yrs exp. 837_-_u_wo _____ _ QUALITY ROOFING A.II l)'Pf9' free est. r hr ~ C:u;1r i•hm Pt'l bu.1ness ck<."C>r 83? o:>c~. ••••• •••••••••••••• •••• Housecleaning by. M lss od r (''114.ft'PJll l:'i ,,... 494 7416 H1ul,clel.l)up.conl'rt>te Neat & M iss T idy .. P ("" "'"'k Ill' i•U Drvwal rt"mov1J Dump truck 631 -6021, 979.2789 •· .., • • ' ~ Qu1tk serv 642 76311 lteof~ ~I 0101 ~ •••••••••••••••••••• • •• , . htCOMe T• C " • Ory'4'11JIS~1;all'lt (;leanups, Trtmmin.i & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 917 JIM C•ll-. Aco.tk " I •· ....,. N •· ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ""?' ,...ua "' P•vu ew "' rt• hauling Fl'eeest1mate11 Save grief, save time. n r. , r • n ~ r A I !" I\ l" I' Ou• ti ( l ~" 11 n I('> I 839-1024 ,~ .. , ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAVE'S PAINTING Serving Area 9 yurs MOISl Reasonable Insured, lic"d. 586·8425 PAINTING IS Yean Experience 548-4162 REASONABLE PRICE lnl./Ext. Free est . Cust. work IJ3&.MS3 Jack Vlaa, MC. 541-5130 HARBOR ROOFING Sc ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOBILE SERVICF. .. .... MOl)""I ., .. " I t ••••••••••••••••••••••• mod Lw :fl9!M4 ~32 ~9 M'1 8271 I sa ve SSS. Guaranteed ac Alw< '-Wm ( 11h11w 1" 1 uitom huild h"~turinn S.ctrical H C Serri cura te Low prkes. Call l!t1d ""™''"'· t111n , n '" m 1 11 ................ L ........... 11 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ome are c• for appt 549-8001. • .~ .we ·~" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -arn l w II fop 11u..il ~1.}o;(."rtO VIAN prit'l'tl Re-Screens, new Screens Custom Made. 642-9652 '"I t t' I . t.-b-Plashr/ .... r ne Cl( lO pam 1.ng y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tree S.....lce i Mr l'a.lun1t.1 IO!ICll4 C•ftMftt/COftCreh r1~ht. r~ t'~llmatt> on M&BWinler Specials! J•titorid C leaning, painting.••••••••••••••••••••••• I (.'l 'STOM l I\ Ill' I> ••ffl<' •• •••••••••••••••••• •• • 11'.11~.g';.~1all Jobs6'73 1, .. c9 carpentry. Lie., bonded. Windows cleaned at your Richard Sinor. Lie, ins Neat patches & textures ••••••••••••••••••••••• Try me. 631~10 (_~hrs) FrH ht. l93-I 09 Tree & Shrub trimming, __ ___ removal. yd clean.ups, '·, meonl Hlot•k & llriC'l• ' "'""""°' ..>J ....,... ltome bo.at •'-·.al "'urk e'll. ~QJUQ, 9'79·6149 home or bus. Gen mi.uni .,... Wu1 kb) J<•IJ Frt•t r~~11 ""'~ "-•s '""" 1"l"('lr1••1 J 1l Sm Jo b~ service too. Tom 152.018'7 • • ,. ""' "' ....... 1•-;lmi.111.,.. 1\.11 JK..,,, r. ' ' J • Courteous, resourt,eful 1m.11nt & repJ1r., I.it . .. or Iv messaRe • l'l STOt.1 INTI' ttlCIH Child Catt n331~ ('IO 54ti ~3 repa1rs-uesig:ns Est. ref l Attt•t-N'I tt \ •••• ••••••••••••••••••• 2x4 INK 673-4279 ,,. 1 8oo'"'" H)' J lil) M:• ~l\f •29 SO/w--1.. fo.l1·<'tnr1JI1 Qual wvrk Housec...::__... 'omp "'" ••et'f•Ull( ~ • '""' I r('ai. rall>i. 1':o J<>b too ~ • '' mt"I f111 "lat"menl c--co-1.... ltot lu11d1 t. M Chns • •••••••••••••••••••• ••• l> " s --· .....,..,.,_ • ... I . . ., small ' l''rt"t' l':il 6.11 127:1 , .. 1 l!Ct Rt!IU R alt'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• llan I rt"'>rnou fi41t ~1 ... :l Want a REALLY CLF:AN 4910813 Car pd l'ar1· of ('11q,1 C ~ lGardeftinq l~OUS_F."' Call Gingham Mas°"" ..•.................... Custom hrirk . ~lnne . block. conuete stuct·o Refs Free est 5'19 94 l12 Painting & Pa perlnfl Cabinet Rer1.nishing l'ror work. Free est. Rs nbl. Steve 547·4281 AGAPE FORCE l'amtinR Company 3 Gef)e rations or Painting Excellence 535·6701 PLASTERING hauling, concrete. dirt. All types int/ext. Jim Corum, 631·4530 ~ ___ Typlltg S«Tke ,..........,. ····•················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• TYPING SERVICE Plumbing, Remodeling. Wkdys (213)593-1504 Repairs, Leak Detection, Eves <714 )846-6237 ~ Drains .Cleared. Top Window ca.....g _ at Plumbing 636-2030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1th;, mpoo ... ll'Ulll J 1~11 1 ....................... ~ MOftftinQ ContfnK:HOft on landsl'ape muinlt'nun HOUSE DOCTOH SM A LI. JOB.5 W 1\NTJ-:1) fir1rk & block. You buy m aterial 499·122G a rt 6µm I ntcr' F:xter I Refinishing . Plumbing repairs made "Let'""" Sunshine In" <'eihngs lwallpaper . Lie· simple. Call Raymond Call Sun.shine Window Driveways park ing lot I Gen l•nofr.foun1l,111on-.lt• l't' l'lnups Gl·or~t· Rxforaclean hous1• repairs. seaJcoalmg S&S C'arpet & ua>hol dt•1m1·r' fu11~h l.u· & 111:. 4!1:1 :n:>H ;,411 W l5 494·8906 Cain & Sons891J.5105 Worth 552.0537 Cleaninf(, Ud. 548·88S3 \sphalt 646...w71 L1r 'd Steam, ~humpno t•rnr I . floor "'orkin!( y.111,.1 111,. t 11ni.t rul·t111t1 .111 h l)t''>. l.'o 1 and M amtenanl'l' /\pt':. HO BIN'S CLEANING a..yMttiilg parqut-l Stnrprn.: l.\a:i. ,,., •''I> fr1•i-'''t tndusl r ~ Cond o , St.'rvice-athorou~hly ••••••••••••••••••••••• mg Guar K38 ~S4:I h1·1;i:il'"4!I f..&~, :#i:I Ch uq·he'>. Ru.,1nt''>' rleanhouse 540 Of!S7 J & "i Mru.onry spt·(•tah7 tnL! Ill C'USlOm br1r k SI V(' 1·0 blork "alls L11· bonded bi5 4260 J nhn Pa1nttn~ dust rt al. Free e st fi7J 0737 Comm'I. In Exp'd. Plumbing +Heat· Rt•s1dential mR Repair. Low Rates . · 10"' rates CallJ1m64S-4757 Uttle is Big! ! Classified ads are really s mall "people to people" sales calls with big re,11dership and big results! To place your classified ad. call today 642·5678. Babys1tung lit 111} home. Ut•,1dt·ni.-. 5-tl! 2UID ages 1 yr & up, nr Vu· Ttplop CarJ)t•t < '.1rt· N1•w i·on,11111 111111 ~ rt• Hond- tona C M 642 8482 960-6266 111otJt+, l\t1111h'(J &. 1n .. u1 ••••• :;~-;;; ••••••••••••• Steam & Shampoo ( '11•,111 I •:J7Hil I K W ll x.114 •l!>57 Will Babysit Days, ver ) Only l2" pl'r S(I rt , rehable with ref Costa MRS.CLEAN Ho mes. Offices. J\pti. 646-2240 llOUSl-CLEANIN<: Mo•i'"J . .•.................... Pa inttn~ & Papenn~ Wallpaper RemO\lll Paul Cutler 962·3006 P. 0 . lox Rewtah ••••••••••••••••••••••• TH F. MAIL ROOM 2600 F. Cst HwyCdM-NB 759·~6 Mesa 642·4m We CareC'arpel C'lt•aru•rs ~~~~•••••••••••• ltdld.n Steam rlt•an & uphob ow A All.J\Hl.1·. C"arpenln. l'tt a i.onn Plumbing. Hoofing. Stu<· l'O, Drywall. T1lln1: ~ m ort· .J B 646 9990 Japanese Can dr1 w· ~~ Mo' 1n1?'' Tht' Stan ml( C'oll<'Rt' Studf'nts M m m l? Co h:1s l!rown· s ame ~ood servtl't' Ins. he'll 11Tt24 436 f.418427 RA LPH'S PJ\INTING Ltl' Int F.xt Low Rates Free bt. 962-470 I Resume Seniu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Use the Daily Piiot "Fast Hesull" scrv1re direrlory Your Servic•c IS OUr sper1alty •••••••••••••••••••••••I W<?rk guar Trur k muunl Tola I apph1·at11•11 11r111x·r GEN. CONSTRUCTION umt. 64S-37l6 t y managent<'nt "oftw.in• Add1hons, Remodel Sl::LL idle 1ll•m ... "Ith J for Of:C' s,.,l<'m' C'.111 L1c ins Mark 9'79-4411 Dail) Pilot l"la;.i.1 f1l·cl \ti Pyramid l>.it.1.1\.19 t~:!i t :irJ*nter hand) nrnn. re pairs. m1sr drvw,tll. painltnR your l>J){'r1f1t·a ltoni; 75'1 lll99 A GOOO TF.AM dol•S llouse Cleaning (';.di us da ys 548-6529. t>H ' 645·759!1 Sludc•nl Wlll moH' .vou .11 Thl' fastest dra"' in thl' 11t•r > r ta s 1:11•'"> We!.l a l>a1h Pilot 7'i2 1493. 848 3777 I Cla~s1ft('d Ad 642.5678 l .,,_ h•uh u..funt.. Hts Unfwn.. Hot.It, Motefs 4100 llMtak to 5"an 4300 Offiu l...tal 4400 Office RMtal 4400 '"iffu/ht•Ht/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FWlcm11te ........ ...... ._.. 1169 .... _ port._.. 3169 ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ,..w,,_ • ~ ,_.w __." N R O l' ea n r r o n t Resp F 25-35 to shr 21Un1que Bayfront Offi t·e 545 SQ. FT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••' w k11<"henettt' & bath I bdrm rondo 1n II B. 600 sq. ft View F.xtellently localed on ·~ NO FEE! Apt. & Condo S280 +Se<'. dep 2300 W 1-'rplr , ws hr dry er.I 673-1003 17th St , Costa Mesa Call I Opportw.ity 5005 rentals. Villa Rentals. OCIAMPIOMT-YILY Oreanfront 673 4154 micro S200+ ', ul1I r>eh --. Realonomic-s 675·1>700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67S-4112 Broker a.-4 Ocapmcy by 96<1-395.S t50 ·SQ rt office Share IJt' V<'lbis Spray Booth • Large furn. Studio Apt Yacatioft lewtah 4250 recpt rm & secty s p, use I 12·x 12· 3 H r exhaust Quiet 2 Br. 1 Ba. wit.h 'oolbesandinH.8 .Sec ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br.2ba.ut1IUlcl femon o f c p y mac h , I.aw Re nt 3mos to3 yr;. 180 :dread~ set up S2500 garage, patio. pool. gate, pool. tastefully !bdrm . 2ba rondo on l ly , Oakwood Apts 1 ubrary WestclHf BldR h> 835,.. r f'Jrx tt-rms 6316100 Adults. No pets. 1801 H fum. North Shore or Tahut> $235 mo <.:all ans\.\ Pr ad 646·4844 Fum or unfum 15th. St . Newport OCEAHRtONT-YllLY Fully rum 5 mm from •386642-4:.>0 -RNe:l llq\JOr storeo.mEasl ~ei!ht.s."'50.642·7340 JBr. 2Ba. frpk. en('Lc;d North Star S400 wklv l.uxunous.full serv11·eor l .<1 r 11"<ot nc"l~ dP1111.11 <"oac;t lllRhwa} prime Oceanview lux Jbdrmex-ga r . w /auto opener, %7 32216.~3946Hert Wanled~ponmr.immate ftce spaee,l~rms n in ~·d Quiet Co!>la ~t1• ·• lr"·ation'" Corona del ecutive rondo. all new was h/dry hook up I lo shr -ibdrm. -iba II H re renc e room 't'l' I i.lrta 2:.rfl:. r Bathrm A \1ar (all this bstmg of· HUNT HARIOUR Largt'B1~Bear Cabm home \\alk1ngd1!-t;inlto o;erv1 ce.; Ne ,,., port "t>lhJr hr" for details Lusk appliances. trash <'Om· 3Br 21,'zB~ condo w boat I Pool table color T\.' 2 bear h . Po o I Ja r I Uearh . Call for tnf t) Rt•alt). 675-3411 pactor . was hertdryer. slip.Ocean&bayv1ew.2 frplcs,slpst4 ~56916 $300 mo R9t 40221 7526188 S111I I rrt1 r~, •I····· microoven.self·cleaning kd 0 '" "nu.0.1..rrWl .... ESTOIE oven, new crpt & drps, frplc's, 2 car gar w auto 1llftrtols to Shere 4 300 I ,,. a Y!> 960 !:I 111 or ORJ\NG E CO Al RPO RT 2.Sto "-1dir;an!1 SI\ ...,. "' "' " frpl, spa, pool etr Sec opener. wash tdry, rully 1·•••• •••••••• •• •• •• •••• !lf-0 1163.J ev('!. & "'k1•mb Lease avail al 8:f l!OllO WfTH T A.mMG IAI )(ate.Sl.500 17 .41972-3023. rum forrenlto Junest \1ov1n~?J\vo1d dt•J.>0s11 ... & GorOCJH I hutld to suit. ix-rf rur Ric)tltRe-ott-, TUCSOH,'41ll'%0HA (7141673.7191 TSLMGMTSVCS t'ut li ving cxµl'ns 1•<' forllent 4350 arch, cngnr, rnmpult'r.., 979-8533 •7 I 1cen...e. WUlt'S. im 642-1603 I r rofe:!.1ona11~ ,.1111·t· ••••••••••••••••••••••• i•lrr trorur firm ~·ort1•ct and domestic IBr. $425mo Util pd Sl50 Contact Delo re!' for Re11 l!fllHOUcoir... ..... TES F: Sufr(' M Curtis&i\'i .. •W lw>er r~. gift "are. sec. Dys &31-6990. eves tals m Newport Reach k ~"' ~m)!lt•$40 5564570 lusin•ss Refttal 4450 Jtl.J<,'I "art• and much 646·S743Chuck Jones Costa Mesa. kJ2 "'134 t;Jl 6 ir,:-, ••••••••••••••••••••••• murr <irui'iM S65.000 an New Villa Balboa Condo. lg I Br. S600 mo . pool. 3 Br 2 Ba Steps to bea<'h jac,quiet646-7010 Ocean vi ew S6 5U Property Houst• 642 38.SO Versailles lux junior lbr. or642·1010 refrig, view, secur. gar. ---- $440. 64().(M37, 7~8390. YEARLY Beaut. 3 br. 2 •Shand Li• iftcJ • C ounselors lo f)('r.on;ill\ selt•ct your t·omµat1hle rm mle lo s uit ) our hfestyle. Shared Livtnji! 631-1801. 833 Oovcr Or Ste 31 l'\B ---ba. Steps to bay & ocean 2 Br 2 Ba, lower.unit. close 1750 Bkr 645-3683 M 1 F 4{}.45 :.hr 5hr. 2ba, to beach. patio. lots of --hse \ M Spa Nr SC parking. $.595/yrly. Call WESTCLIFF' 2Br I Ba. I Plaza & i''rwv S225 °'hr Lloyd at Jacobs Realty Condo Pool adlts. no utils 6414913' 675·6670 pets S600 mo 754 If\~ or 957·83SOan 7PM r.a1 to ,hr :lh<lrm r11111l11 BEACH YEARLY. 2Br, -ne.1r O CC $1.5ll mo ind 2Ba Ocean view from WF.STCLIFF 2 hdrm I'~ ulll 5455477 patio. frplc & DtW S625 ba Townhouse SS.SO mo (213 )(2().866() Adults only. no peLc; 17211 f'··u•t Shr T °" 11hs1 I'\ t . Bedford Lane 548 7533 2 hr 2 1 h:i "J d n ISO s q ft DebRht!ul "ork F'nr ... t1Jre & nfftre c;pa1·1-.11 nua lh !\skmg $35,000 Offic• Rftltd 4400 1ng spare 'A-llh urean rPason~ihle rate-. S2.5 llOO dov.'Tl and owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• view FuU bath 3 )r old 500 to 2700 Sea Ft. ('<Hrtl''> rat or Susan "-AZA bid#! S450mo Turner A!> M 1-:sA Vfo:Rot-: hR. Shew Delphi Realty. EXECUTIVE SUITES I SOl'S • 494 1177 PLAZA 6839 Camino Pnncipal, "There is a difference " --1525 Mesa Verde E.~· M ·i u t ~ 0 n · A r 1z0 n a AllPOltT AREA I 54s.4123 I 1602l88.H393or885~0653. 714/752-0234 Furn 1 s h e d or u n 11,...,es-... 2~2 Mil'helson Dr 11212 I furn ished Exerut1'"' Nl•wport storcor1lffi<'I' Opportw.ity 5015 2021 Rusmess Cntr lll!l:l I Suites 1.2x l~ in Irv me ~8Eo r. nr post urr11·" ,••••••••••••••••••••••• ' I walking d1stanre to Jt"rrv213 477 7001 wplJ est;ibll.,hed 2 fl<Hl 71 4 752·0234 1 N1·wport Hf·ad1 . ~l 25 Start the ne" vear right m 1 . J\1rport 2Cll2 M1rh1•lsnn ,q rt doc tors urrir e !>q ft Nt>'ft dl:. 11rfllt" or l.OAN SSOO or more Obi vour mone)· I oa n " wrur('d b' unpreccdent ('(j l!.t in film hnanrm~ h1o;tof') 714 96i ~ Onc,1k parlon11 \daplJ OH1t·e space for rent uµ rrt;11l °" p\.1 bath 'el'uri hll· fnr Oflt' nr 2 ph' s1 I to 3500 sq fl Motl em hid~ I" •' • . fi(J.>-2400 'fl fl 5'Y.I 11ans Call. nr airport, ("lVrd pklnj?. 31!'1l St lnt'Xl to Rank or "40ttey to loaR RF:D CARPFT all uttl pd Sl OS •i.q h "ie wport. Lido Canner\ 5025 ••..••..•.•.•...•....•. 893-IJSl 833 9M8 Peggy I a r ('a l f> 7 5 3 2 3 1; Bachelor. 150 to the --frp lc poCl l 1,11 s:i so beach, nr tennis. S225 2 Br. 2 Ba All Adult no I s.s9 5142 1617 Westrhff N H '.\ant mo. &45-3615 pets. From $425 Pool, I rmanr1al ins t 7000s r s pa, refrif(e & dswshr in F'em 2.'i -1 to !>hr 2bdrm, Isl noor Agent 541 5032 I I 6 W. Mac..,..._. Cor ner or Ma in & MacJ\rthur. Santa Ana 1200 sq ft. + 600 sq ft . 2nd noor Ideal for stor1> or orrice 979·81!11!1 or 645 12.60. 121 31641-!nOO 1Equ1t) & Purchase Money Loans . S50K ·S750K. no down p) mt Credit or in· Nf'w Stores Office~ I l'O me rt'q u ire men ts Nr LaRuna Beach ('11) H omes. Apts. Com · Jlall, 300-800 sq ft. strrt'l merrial bldgs. courtesy l('vel 494·5688 /to bkrs Mr Thomas 2 unfum. apts. being com· c Id A r r o s-; r r o m 2ba apt, F: std<' <' M pletely redecorated. 2 & 3 Newport Beach Golf 548-41 51 afler 5pm IUSTIMG br 2&3Br . carport & Course. Shown hy appt Jt.. T THE SUMS? laund 213·283-5882 or only. 545-485.5 Ft•m 25-35. non 'mkr. to Elegant 3700 sq fl office 21J.~3420aft. 5PM. See --s hr 41>r. Irvine llous(' ~·7 ·81 from 10·4 , at Westc hff. nwly decor S230 Teres:i day 641 O!n1 bldg · in downtown JIR Newer bldg w ons1te 3710· 12 Seas hore . 2Br, lBa. lrg k1lch. palm ul241 . eve:o;R57 1447 parking.Call, Newport Beach &encl. gar $475 642 21 34 R"'".D CARPF.T Room matA> tn .. hr ( '"ntlu, "'' VILLA IALIOA NEWPORTHGTS.2BR1 l rv1ne,S225rno I 893-1351 PIMl'HOUSI Rare 1 Br + Den l'h Ba Ba. no k1tch , adlls, no 5.52 IX>3'1 pet.II $400 mo 644 67l!O Corner loc Panoramic 2bdrm 2ba Vers ailles view of coast, ocean, condo ' penthoust> serur1 bay, pool & night lights ty a~enit1cs ;mmar Vaulted ce~IJngs, micro-S&SO. Elaine&4S 0650 wave, skybght.s. . laun dry , deck, air cond.JBr t•n Ba thous 1•from frpl c mirro red ocean. be11ut1ful 111ew ' Fem to ~hart' with samr l rg hse nr St' Piaf.a Frplc . w<>t h11r $2511 957 ~ Rmmte Mule 111Jt 111 C'dM rum exrept l.11lr111 $175 + ut1I lmn1~ 7~1 II(~ wardrobe, plush carpet· Bit in kitchen Yellrl)' mg, water & gas paid. 1750 mo 67~*llB M / f' u w n hi. 111n1• t High security bldg W/Wt· I le+ den <:ard1•n <;rovt" I der ground parking All Lido Is le . on wa l er nr frwys S35Cl <'..111 Ur amenues MOO mo Jeff lbdrm. lrg h v rm & din W1 lk1r~002J I 646·7010 1n g . bay vie.., S77S . 675 7155 PVT Hm k1t r h priv Nr l br garden apt, pool, Jae. heh S225 ut1I!> 111rl Shr ~.~~·M!':a 558· 1414, S-Clecc•xt1 3176 w/Rd Pl'<l!>lt' ~'lb 7425 ----...................... . Cannery Village studio, :!bdrm. 2ba rondo, ocean prer. mature, avail, $350 &_canyon views, no kids 675-8330, 831·3807 or pets, ~/mo \\ hite ----------~r Realty 498 2722 MA._ 5qUAIE S.... A/11/0 lHO ~ .......... ~ ••••••••......••....... Very private 1 BR, 2 BR 3 Br. 2 ea ~urity park • 2 BR + den adult apts. ing pool a. gym Ch.id AV A I LA 8 LE NOW . OK'. SS'7S. 714 /MS-i.62 Large rtoor p lans,----- l'rof fem 11 e1·k ~ ~aml' 121 251 To stir attrnr t1 11e lrv apl own kr/Ba S2.'i5 mo 559-11158 10) r old hus 1m•<,sm J n looking fOf' ">amt' lo 'hart> 01ce 2Rr apt 1n beeutiful Park Newport /\part menl Your share S300 + ut1I Call Brad. da vs 644· 1014, eve:i 644 5404 garden landscaping ,...... 4000 pool, j1cuui. Great loca· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlon, cloee lo everything! Laiuna Beach Motor Inn, FI M lo 11hare Condo in From '540, No pets. 1244 985 No. Pacific Coast C.M. Lge rm's, gd lo<' Irvine Ave .• betw.een Hwy. Laguna Beach. S225 Dwight 898-5652 Weatcliff Dr. Ir Manner Daily Weekly Kitchen ---- F.legant exttutive 1iu1les m presUge location With c omplete s u rpn rl services 7141851 0681 :?:"Ml 500 5'J fl gmd fir. ut1ls pd f'n>m S200 779 W 19th St (" M Tom 957 1900 ''TME" EXECUTIVE SUITE l"u II service offices in Newport Center 640-5(70 t\IRPORT ARF:J\ 01rc·h & Bristol 225 to 750 ~q ft From S200. No lt'use r<· Quired. Call S57 7010 0 (' t\lttPORT J\Ttfo:A ISO lo 3000 S<I ft nf e lcRanl t'Xec iipace No lease req 759-8978 1000. 2000 SQ. FT AT95' Off 1c e 1Sto r e I Bus1ncsl'; space, 14 "'2X40 Cho1er H a rbor Blvd . Costa Mesa lOC'alion About 73' sq ft Agt. 549-1366 WATERFRONT bKllH•e s.it.s ore s p rrm S2.25' NNN J\hm Boat sp. "9.SO' NNN Davis & Clark 851 · 11Wi6 •EXEC SUrTI• In J\irport Area. has win dow & inne r offices avu1I Reaut Surround in~s w lpror serv1re n va1l (714)8.'n-997 1 l50 sq fl "'50 per mo 4001 R1 rr h S t Newporl Reach. A1?ent 541-5032 Grefl l l..oc. Ample park mJ( 600 sq ft. S515/mo Call 494-6404, 494·75SI F.xt>c Office Spare for rent on l.tdo Peninsula from ~S7SO Clse to bo a t d oc k aJtr & De la ney 's res taurant Avail. services at reas t'ost xerox.ing; word pro ce ssing, & computer time sharing. Ask fnr Cathie or Barbara al 675-8036 BKR 1714)752-6363 '""-Locmon I ---1270 Sq rt on bu.sv Beac h Widow has money for 2ND Ro ulevard Hun.t1ngton T D 's any s ize above Ilea ch Ideal for r('al SI0.000 No credit ~. no estate off1re. stor e or pnlty For artion call other suitable business 2 ACT 673-7311 anytime Private baths, available ---- 1m med1ately 10 Yrar l ease Attrar t ivt.•ly priC'ed 642-4321, ut 216 Weekdays W AMT SS$ FAST? Any aml·l.st. 2nd, Jrds · nex' terms. reliable !en· de rs E. St.arr 964-6833 Primt' KTOUnd nour off1re -. No Santa Ana near col Easy money avail. for 2nd leR<' From fl.5' 7~ sq rt & 3rd R F. loans Ask for .,·rom 200-2000 sq fl on M r T1ltmann Bkr. 17 th S t Ow nr Al(l ,_5449960 _ 540 3666 or 953-05S5 Cowrcial ...... 4475 .•...••................ Store Space for lease 1500 sq ft & t.260 sq ft . tn Huntington &arh Flex1 f ble tenns. 21:l/~ 7202. tores. sho ps , om res t hobby fiOO & 250 sq rt . 38• & up EISide C'M 548 7249 C M Auw Repair S800 llOO sq n. w/hoist. must be clean Ray 548-9898 ----... ..,... ...... 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !265' Indus'l/offlce 18101 Redondo Cr. #0. H B. S6SO lse 842-2834 Storop 4550 LOAHS TO 900/o Equity 1 St for lst 2nd Jrds no max quick fund- '"~ E Hamilton-964-6833 YOU s upply info. WE sup- ply professional.looking t y ped r es ume + 20 copies ror SlS. 549-8001 Call 642·5678 l'XI 322 Mof'iJ191s. Trwt Lost & F.-d UOO Dffdli 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... , ...................... .. S ....... Mh).Co. All types of real estate investments since 1949. SpKWmcJIR 211dl'1k 642-2171 545-0611 ~RAISERSINVFSrORS W AN T BETTER YlELDS on TD 'S & Notes"'! Ca II De nnison Ass oc 673 7311 ~ -- T.D. FOi SALE 1 year Sl8,000 T.O on a Newport Beach bayfronl condo proj('{'t at 123 in- terest payable monthly. discounted lO yield JO"J, Owners will guarantee payment 675-9111 FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642·5'71 Lost or found a pet'' Call Animal Ass istance League. 978-7387. No fet>. ---- •Found or lost a pet' Call us ~ We' re the Pet Pals ( 714) 7 :B-2988 A found or lost pet' CaU A Pet Hotline (714 )76 J.l200 Macbnf Rah Mt.). F O ND Sm fe male SINCE 1981 Golden Retriever mix 1st&2ndTDs. SSOK·SlM + dog. v1r Hamilton & owner Non Owner S FRs Thurm, C"!_ 642· l.295 &~ . L OST : F e m Golden Commercial & Industrial Retriever v1c. Beach/ PE"TER DOBBS Ellis "Augi" 842-9859 Lie 640-6016 673·9043 1119120 SEEKI NG pvt investors ------- for well secured 1st & 2nd Lost cat. Gray & wh ile TD loans Call for further I male. HunUngton Beach. information Realty __ 536-49'7~ Port foh06 5.52 3339 lalto..c 1wxb/ '~I Lost&F.-d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CiASOHOL. LOST: Mint collie. v1r Newport Bl vd & Monte Vis ta . C M Re ward 646·3163 Found : Boy's bike, vie o Surge Lane, H B Please Identify. 20972 Surge l.n H.B. SOLAIHOL. Found: sm all male black ALCOHOL cat /lon g·haired. vie Make fuel for that com · Main St/7th S t. H .B. fortable gas guzzler. 1_960-__ 2_188_. __ How to book available· local energy club rorm-F 0 U N D . W h i t e ing For info: write Cock.alee.I. vie. Mariners ...... R D .ti Dover Dr N B . Solar...,. . + . Assn. 548-7114 P.O. Boll 1916 C.M. CA•--------92626 ---Lost: Wire Terrier, male, 5150 Hunt. Bch Center . SlOO Reward. IM7-973l. ························------~,--~ Ride needed. E. CM to S. li'ound : M Doble, Garden C.Dr&Harbor.Arr8:30, Grove & E dward s , leave 5pm, adj. Shr gas Westminster. 898-0223 expen. Georgie 631-t>'724 - eve 9'79-9130 dys. Found : Terrier(?) mill -pup , Su nrt owe r / i.-.. Mofkft 5200 Fairview. C.M. 557-6918, ~ •••• •••••••••••••••••• 1_ss_1_-_2Cl86 _______ _ IB DIVoac:NY-MAR. Found: Doble, Magnolia a s t . A c c u r a t. e . Ir Banning, HunUngton om plete SSS Action Beach. 963-9056 714)842·7o:.I FOUND: <2l dogs Male Shih·Tzu 10 m09. Fem Red Miniature Cocker vie . Los Alamitos ( 213) 598-5019 FOUND: Samoyed male, nrW1mer• Beach. H.B. on l · 30-81. 54$-0713 ---- Lost : young male Him alayan ca t o n Balboa Isl1nd Pluse call~llCM. Found: small M Benji· type do1. Harbor Ir Fairview, C.M. 494-9330 Dr. avail~ble. Lo~ winter S24.0. new beorh hou!le. 645-0252 ratet.4M-521M. __ _ ~~:.,/amity S36·0846. 2 BR, 2 be duplex., 2 car B•lbo• Isl, quiet working -- iar, frpl, yrly. l5Z mo. man share TV rm, kit a. Fe!fl wanted lo iihr home 7eo.7JU batba. 1130/mo, a lso with same n~ 0 C.C NewpartBeachReatty studioaptS300/moyear· $225/m o. r ef s req . 540-0608 Lovely lbr Venailles Con-lY 1'75-JIU --· --- do OCll vu, 1mmetiltiet1 Furn. room ln CdM. Kit New Woodbridge house, '550.142-M.15 priv .• fem pref. 1 v, blk lo M /F . lbr: 1275/mo. Pool , bcb. $175 mo. Call &jacavatl.857·0343. J - At Beach S.chelor S, 1 " 175-Ut7 R ed b h Prestige office building, 1212 No. Broadway. Has up to 2000 sq. ft. of office space for lease. Walk lo O.C . Courtbouse or S.A Civic Center. Utilities. parking & janitorial serv. lncl. IMMEDIATF: OCCUPANCY! Ask for Marsha, 964-3S31. ------- Garden ofc or art s tudio, frplc, beamed ceiling, $3SO mo. in beautiful No. Park area of S.A. CIO!e lo rw y. 953-84.'>5 aft llP M. ar. from Mm. mmte want . 3 r se IG·Zllle Room • blatll for rent with o n B . I . Non S m k r E•ecutive office for rent pvt entrance, oceen $210/mo. + utll. 673-73311 Air conditioned. New lt..ak Yiew 2 Br. 2 Ba. Ylew IMtun male non· Yrly modern bulldin~. 2nd Upper. HOO. dehwr, okl dri,kl floor view Utll. In · ,.Uo, no pet, ...,._or :!'!rer:!i --~I Fem a I e roommate c I uded. Ce nterpointe m.-. · · · neeckd. Sep. fum bdrm a r e a . I r v I n t . --------........ ...... 41M HP. b8th. Shatt 170014 ,tl14·8SH831. I or 2 orfices avail, immed occupancy, prime loc in N.B. ~pt .. ronl. rm , law library avail Non· s mkrs. Contact Sara 851-8141 •••••!················· ~pproll. 11,000 sq. n. avail. in Fountain Valley 11ear S.D . Jo'r'wy. Sl320 mo. John ~t:Bl. 548-7533 2 30 t.t 17th St. Prime C.M. suite, 400 7.000 sq n. lot. fn('(f, elec· &/or SOOsq I\ at80' per ft , trical, nr OC Airport, all many amenities. Avail or part. I.TIS mo. or less. immed. Terry Cressman ~ _ 5$t.9()()(). Storage . R .V. Boat, S H A IE 0 FF I CI Truck, Car. Hunt. Br h. WACI Nr. Ediaon Plant 549-9538 In new otnce Condo. Npt ..... W..,JM 4600 Frwy Santa A n •••••••••••••••••••••••• tr.airport area. 12 X 18 Need amt 1pt, .iround + secretarial are1 · level. SlllOorunder. Mtd. Month to month. Call udo1.•im $9.ZlJO Use AM~I Ad service when placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your classified ad ... we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... thi s serv ice is onlv S7.SO week. For .more informa- tion and to place your ad ca 11 642-5678. SCUM-LETS ANSWERS Beside -T\llip - Prime-Bou1ht - HOUSf: Real estate prices are out ol lipt. tn a receftt d i1~u11lon my bou •ilbed. "And t{ lhiDk. last year n OUSE was~ moft than ' wu." roUND: Red Doberman rem ear/tall non: cropped vlc . a.hardJllMer ... - POUND: Ila.le Genna• .. ........ ......... aro.. ...... eollar. Prntict• Verealllft! ••••••--•••••••••••• ft. CGftdo ln Hunt. tkh. ----------lpee. 1 llr, 2 Ba. C09do. t.IVlt AT Nl!WPOllT w/1ar. Ind. private SPI Newly car peted, own ALL Ulli atia:. W . No BIACll POR•Wl!EX 6 tennJe. Call Gandy restroom. 300 sq fl, IZAO IML•-. ....... "°"1•. mo.142-IM4. 1~~-------~1 ' •• ~ . Redtilll oftle8, 1.520 1q rt. a t Sl 3f /mo . {Tl4)MMD. "•male 21/eeeh aha.re ...ta! wlbetll ln Laiuna er PCR. SUO.DT5 mo. m ....... number. r I Vk. T..-• lTlla •. Cll.--·--~ -- .. . .. . ~ . , f I { •• t II .rt d . 1ts r on .or tF n. lly 10. o n ·ly. 1ry. ldt Pith-- th~ • e .. ,,, .. I ,. .... ia. I - FllST UDY Escort. Mode ,..,o-:"" • t7Z..134 • ' lo\ l'.'A ''" r11 1Hl ll HI A-..~ ~ Hi't'. " l l • FOrt t.ADT nt "Tl '1.l 1 IMI ' \'IS.\ \ • 972-113 • rtier•pt'\AJ' M" ..... Ph)''\IUI Th ll • 548 2811 b) o&N I 4i;reat CCMlllllpOlJ &cor+s ?tllD !;II I Caalt/ChiKA• A•bp/MC VtWI INTttoSPt Just Open.-d 11 '5TCHIC READINGS 5.56-l 1711J 111 ······················-Jobs Wante-d. ··············;········ Part time work v-11111 I Gen OH o\1·t t11~· l Ii I Ma ny yr. "'l><'r "r k pub Ii c• & 1t1 t r • "I Roberta Ta) l11r '• tk .'~!nl Gardenin~ \\anlt·cf \1 n ' ing edging r.tlo.111 1: s w e e p 1 n g ( r •• ,. • t 646·0944 Practical 'for"· ,\ '1 111 Assistant ,J\ .111 lllr s r1 s hift!> l1t-.11 h 673·4204 Qualified Adn1111 Xlnt rPf "4 ·~ 1 pos1t1on Jo ', • HousekP<·pPr r1 1, ' r l' f . :;; I' ( I' f I • Bl'h N ll ·1r1 ,1 I~• • eVl'S H•lp Wcmftd 7100 •••••••.••..•.......... ACCOUNTlN<: fo 1111 tur , A p 3CC(IUOlll'I I"' ... tant . I.incl tl1•\•'l"r" r ('On1>tnlltlt11l t'\J>l'f ''" rerrerl. It ph1u11·-. • •' A1rpnn ;u (';1 <' ~"' 955 0224 ACCOUHTA.,.T FT. g rn<•1,t1 •ff• duties 11:11 fl.wl "·" I 1 N B 64'1 cr,1 0 ACCOUNTING Gd "' 1111 rr M acG rl'J.:nr ' " , Plarenl1.1 1 ,,, Accountini:: BILLING DEPT. Conscientious per""' ne•ded for Orq. C Our> ty 's IGl"CJ" t oct. erti ~ inci CICJ"'Cy. Re-q: ..,,..... I key by touch & gd. tn inq skills. MC J 9' Mlpful but will h um Salary cCMNMn~lf'~t with u per H rll b.nefits: medtca , dton tal', pd. •occmo.,, pro· flt sharin9 . 8 r :n•t lnine location Coll Mrs . l re <k e 714-752-61 71 Codlnin. Chase LMncp ton &Co., Inc. .. 'We•••--• 11 oc....,w.-. 1111 ....,w..-. 1111Me1pw_.... 1111 MelpWll!h4 1100 Fr~. Febfuary e, 1111 DAILY PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ., IOAT ASSIMILY ., u11 11111" Som l'Xpr I'' f••fT'C'Cl PJlly 11t 3401 f.11r1lh•m S11n t 11 Anu \ 1a.;uhond 'Wll Uoul11 ... IC.. Ori Wlllh4 7100 W. Wllll94 7100 Help WllllflMI 7'00 Gen ~J/tl: pee. ror ·~ IUS IENEIAI. omcE ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-r................... . .....................• maturt, older womH. _..1 GrowtnclntMeompany 1NVEmGATORS Male ~--Production openln11. I nterutla1 worlt In Clau to tnAD School&-.. hu halll1me poslUon lm· or remale trainee. ~ U1bt snductlon. Con-Oood ••1ea. D"101t1y 1>&.aaant olc. on P.C.H .• Drlten now belni medla£ble_. We re1ume: ten._ Dally lal An.tcebleauembty . .-ay/..,_ ahltt.I. App. Npt lkh. Esp. a mUlt. formed. 11 ~eel ap-ne.d a penoe with Pilot, P .O. Box 1510, Jnlne area. n.t. tOCn· ' 'I I n p e r • o n : Accurate typln1. no plyHUlltiqtonBeachCI-lood manners eo.uMeu,Ca.1121121 puybeneftt.t.CatlMOft.• Pluorcarbon. Reeve1 ahrtbd ao hr wk., ln· ty School Diat. 735 l4th to auilt in our Service Janitorial CIOUp&e needed. Fri. 8·5, Bob Tracy, Rubber DMslon. 415 cludH Sat.• Sun. Hrs. St.H.B.S.S.'75ll. Departmmt. Duties in· Full ti .._ .. liab ak 5'9-0l54. Avenld1 Pico, San IOAM 2:30PM. Call : ---------1 elude heHy phoM COO· me....... spe . Clementt1• 6*74'1 •DllY•• t.act wtl1' cuatomen 6 lne referred. 1131 MANICUJUST --------- dllpatchlnt: typlnl re· Ba c It ba Y Dr .• NB MAILAITIST rttOOUC110H ir .... FrW.yt quired. TraUllne will be "4·0510. E1tab. clletatele await.a G~win« company wltb CllrlTwht Job Responstbilities ln· provided. Call Mr. . allarp art.Wt with excel great benefits needs 111'7 wk to slart, mutt elude driving, shipplne. Bllhopforappt,9'19-2333. Janitorial service, P /T , akllla. Call ASAP. Jay person for production ty~ SOwpm acc ., 90~ receivin1. Ir 1tocltln1. -----------1 C.M. Exp adults only. tJa.OOll line to~ rill1 Ir label typm1 l.n underw1"it1n1 Some heavy Jift..ln1 la re· -ic::=ig;:~:C%:'1 < 2 13 > 923 • 9859 • c a I I ---------bottles. Kno•ledge of dept , tyeing forms & quired. St.a.rta at $4/hr.I •1Mr4 dens between4-lpm. MARINE Hardw a r e GMP & FDA rees pre· pc:>llclt!li. Full co. benes. Call Maril: 751·2680, Newport B eac h store, nds sales clerk. (e rred . Am erican J oe M0·6055. <;oastal IAM·SPM, Mon.·Fri. morteage banking com· JAMTOll Dana Pt. loc. F/time, ex· Diagnostics: 631·18SS. fto•,"-k•"'l•'I lt'•1', ~ duys P ersonne l Agy, 2790 pany h aa immediate Immediate opening. per. n~. Call: Balboal.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. """'k '\p11I~ 11' t>Cre.on Harbor Bl., CM. Never a ELECTRONICS-Solid openinp for general of· Part time, wknd posl. Marine, 549-9671 F..0 .E. fll()JICT ht•l .,.t l'n '\ ~1>111 Jt i 'hl' (t-e EOE bench tech. Digital & rice clerks, both tem· tion. 2·11 shift. Salary M1F /H _.11 I Hu~'' f'\•lli•.in 2'1:c> w ----~~~~~~ power supplies. 847-1111, porary & permanent. negotiable, Apply in ------Ill 1 . .,., '""" N 11 Bonnie Some previous office ex· person a t Advanced Mature w,gman for ready Exper. in components, CL.al(TYPtST perlence desirable & Health Center, 1300 to wear, no nites, 6 Sun· e lectrical connectors. ,...,. ____ ...., ___ mi; htlOl\l<fo t-:l•fo 11 Clerk Typist needed for ELIM. TIACHllS good communication Bristol St. North, Ste. days a year, full & P /T. h e r me l i c sea I s • our saJes ofc. Need so-C.M.GardenGrove skills. For appt., call 1100. Newport Beach. 646·53118. tran s ducer d esign , I I\ I• y, mt'one who can type areas. 642·<Mll 640-4580ext. #202. E.0 .E. E.0 .E. M/F. materials, & methods. 40·45wpm & ii. able to ----------·~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~ ----------M e c h a n I c w a n t e d Mecha.nical Engineering hondle hvy filing toad. a.GltlEEI I· LEGALSECIETAIY w /genera l equi p . degree prer'd. Will re. Great ~rowth potential. Full time. State lie. re · Gm.AUDAY Litigationexp.desirable. knowledgefors mall con port directly lo Cllief lu~Ca.rll I ull lt11w r xpt'r ht-ll)ful I 11 r.ot Ill'(' Jo1 ,111\ •rlfll f1JO\ t .. ·11 t'llt'-l\11pl\ .11 Wt' w1U tram to USt' our quired. Civii or struc-l girl office, English & Gd. s tills; fas t , ac -struction equipment de Engineer & assume computer terminal Ex· tu.ral. Work for develop. Spanish speak ing, ac· curate. Willing to as-aler. Health program, responsibility for mjr Cl'll co paid benefits. ment company . Full curate typing. C .M. sume responsibility & 1"'1 o .T. Call for app't developmt.errorts Pis apply m person med ic a I be n e (it s . ~1787 . use initiative essential. Mobil Scaffolding, 14792 Plt>ssey Seml('onductors 960-4942 Xlnt. benefits. sala ry E. Fir~tone. La Mirada I •l11l l'l·111•nt1.1 \" •~I I \1t-.a •CAI DRIVERS• 1 'hl'('kt•r ('uh T1011222 \ :.. II I I' H 111 t :-it'\\ \ln _1., ~ \l 1-.S I r1 t"·r.un < r•>" n 1 .. r t~ ,,.. IO?•I In IOI' v. 'l1 hH l'lai:t 1 N H CASHISl WANTED 1· ull t11tll' Coud IHI~ : 1 '"th •'\•mrony 5 lora 11 •r ' 11.,·r ;,'() Wt· t ruu1 ''.10 It 1rtior llh <I l' "'1 CASH IERS .... UT EM •,1 \llKl--Th l '11r "11d & .Irr! Sh1fh I I I l \1 \'I, \Co F H \\ · • ,, uuu•l• tu rn an:tt!t• r ,., I ,\ .. 11r11·rv1!.11111 ff um II /1111 \\ \'l.T \C 'i\Hl·:FH " ( II' l <I \11• .. ,1 111 lh•I !'r1.1r 1.11 Q.121 I .. 1l!Una H1•ad1 19-1 92.1.:c ll u11tin1--'t11n 1lt•;r1•h OO'l 9116 l64I KaiS<'r Ave, Irvine ----------Grandma wanted for lOyr open. CalJ: Ann Harvey, ( 7 1 4 ) 9 9 4 6 3 6 0 • Qualified candidates call 1 old, loving girl. Laguna 714·955-0313 for appt Mrs. Plerick, (' 0 M M u· N I T y ~ Niguel 831·9675. <213>802-1378· 581-3830 { o o HD IN AT o R TECtMCIAM -----Legal Secretary, H .B. ,.._ _______ _ ~1--cr11~ min 3yrs, Cali( exp, Medical records cle rk,1-l't•nod1l· employment 1·2 yrs. Mechanical/ w ~~._,,..-~ h d wortt eded f h · 1· El l M h i 1 Ne•d•d part t1·me (o r heavy responsibilit y, ar er ne or P/time. 7days, 2hrs/dai· wit ""t 1·orp spec1a rz ec ro-ec an ca ex· "' "' b m La · · public g--'-n 1'n Corona xlnt skills,quaJ1"fied only usyo ice. ura ly, AM delivny, L.A ins: 1n edu<'al1onal1 pen ence an.n: 557-6300 tra,·el proflra ms for OR del Mar. 13.50/hr. Call CaJl (714 l847~1.Sue. ___ _ _ Times $100 per week , for<•ii:n studenls Must 1·2 yrs . college, elec· Te rry : 673·2268. Mon.· l .... c-......_... Medical Laguna Beach. 494 8496 "' hH· 1 hr from Un1vers1· tronic tech. school or Fri. 8·4· Sm al(. d-;;;;;; 'real TR.AH~RllER . QC SUPERVISOR with l) of Cahf Organ1za. ~~t!ili~~ school. GUARDS·lrvine & S .A. estate litigation firm in ~xp for radiology office leading mfr. of Ciltratio11 • tmnal exp w1lh youth. R d ' 1 to locations. $4.00 & up. Newport Center seeks m N.B. 631-4422. systems & eleclrical co11-ab1hty to work with peo· • eports irect Y 'd u · · & ----Chier Engineer 978·724~o_r_638_·8~91 ex P , e . 1c 1 e n t MEDICAL COURllER trols 1-:ng,lish. Spanish pie & interest in in· •Co. paid profit sharing -I e n e rg et 1 c Leg a I hetprut. Mm. 2yrs. l'Xp l<'n·ultural ext·hange are •Vacations & holidays GUAIDS Secretary. Shorthand, Must ha.v~ own. lrans ."' ~O 6300 n•Q send resume tn In· paid Fu~ & part time. All dictaphone & xlnt typing be fam1har with O.C., tercultural Jo~xchange •MedicaJ-lifeins. areas. Unl/onns furn'd. skillsamust.XJntsalary L.A. a reas . !10 sa l ~s. Council. P 0. Box 2731, Ages 21 or over. retired depending on qualifica· P!e~sanl positr~n for ~n E>.cond1do. l'a. 92025 welcome. No exper nee. lions & exper. G ood ~ividual who CflJOYS drtv Companion llousckeeper for t>lderly lady Wed ar. ternoon till fo'nday•after n1x>n Waterfront home rrefrr lady who drives.! Only thos e s eeking pe r manent employmt. need apply. A pp I y : t.: n i v e r s a 1 benefits. 640-6960. m~. Call 768·8500 Mon Proteetion Service, 1226 Frt. 9.5 W. 5th St .• Santa Ana. In· LEGAL SEC'Y MEDICAL FRONT OFFtCE C .. Mn. Pieridl 511-3130 terview hrs 9· 12 & 1 ·4. Mon-Fri 1>46 6565. 548 262<1 Cosmetology he IEXPAHDIMG As k for Mg r Ass1sl req'd Jud ~. I nnn <:m kr 557 9891.,~~~~~~~~~j HAIRDRESSF:R 1 ompulcr Need M/F Exp"d in 640-6443 EXECUTIVE LADY s mall business pr o · HARDWARE SALES C'ollcge c;rad to ass1sl cedures or a desire to Apply in person Crown lhe Pres or a computer learn on a p/t basis . Hardware . 1024 Irvine. sor 1 wure r 1rm in Bonuses & travel for N1•"' 1>ort Beach. Should < Westcli(( Plaza) N R. right peo ple. Call ha,·e 11rogr;imminf! exp. Answer Ad #385 24hrs. at 1n bl1s1c & or fortran & 642·4300 rapable or assuming ex 1~~~~~~~~~-I r1·11t1vc level project!~ Female Attendant to care • • High F'ash1on Store needs help. oHtce o r sales exper desired. NB area 760-0872 respons1bil1ty. Salary tommens urate w/cxp Plcasr send resume C /O Dady Pilot P.O. 1560 C M CA 926216 Ad 11890 f o r W o m a n i n Hotel Wheelchair. Mon thru .............. Bookkeeper , Med1rare & MediCal exp req Ilea\'~ phones. 751-6480 For Newport Beach la1>. office. Excellent skills a must Duties include typ- ing correspondence & documents and other responsibilities asso<:iat ed with front desk Con ........._~~ tact Pat. 644-9190. Medical S.C:'y L Woodbridge Med Ctr I egal Secretary Santa person oft'. hte bkp~. no Ana 'Tustin area Pos1 Sh tion available for ex Irvine Personnel Ag\ p e r i e n c e d I e g a I 488 E 17th. Costa Ml'!i<i secr~t~ry m ht1g~t1on . Suile 224 642 1470 mun1c~pal & business ----~~ law with knowledge of Ma g Ca r d l l tlBM Memory operation. S H skills necessary. Must be abl e to work with Need extra m o n ey " Demonstrate liquid 1•m broidery. Call 536-3613 minimal instruction & HOON SUPERVISORS REAL ESTATE SALES M ost moder n , well equipped real estate of •. (1ce With rull llmt' scc'v needs 2 experiencen agenls For info call 9&H!IR5 RE.AL EST A TE SAL.ES I .1·ad1ng real est;ite enm pany seek." professmn.•I people lo nrnnal!r resak o (f1ces Prime arra:o; a\•;_1 11 Xlnt pa)' & bc•nef1L'> 1-:0 1-; c714 l963 5671 RECEPTIONIST lmmed1ale opening 111 rap1 d l) expandi ng Oran ge Coa s t Loan Brokerage C'o Ans" er telephones. grcet puhhr-. hte typing. 64(}.9350 C OOl</CASHIER 'hef. Italian food , 2/yrs Days Apply between 1•x 11 Prepare s oups , 12 4pm l,o n g John 1111-.1ts. VC'j!etables. I'll' Silver 's 3095 Harbor. f'l:rn mt>nu. ei.t imate Costa Mesa 549·3402 Sat. Light housekeeping & drivers li e. Irvine. 559·5109 HwA......_. ~d shift. Apply: Miss Marc i , Surf & Sand FIGURE Salon. Mature. Hotel. Laguna. 497-4477 older lady for pos. as Hotel ---- counselor. Must like peo-Ff"Ollt D.tll Clertl pie. Evening hrs. 2·9PM. supervision Salary com· mensurale with skills & experience . Xlnt . benefits. 973-2137. Ask for Kay Noon supervisors needed by Huntington Bearh Ci· ty School Dis trirt . t 2hrs/day M.~l'hr App ly 735 14th St II R 536-8851 . RECEPTIONIST Duties will include lyp· ing, riling, ans wering phones & lite accountin1?. Call.K\m : 557-0961. 1 .. m.11mpt1on. purchase C k r11od & supervise k 1tchcn 00 s '.t.1ff SS 90 hr Take ad Mab money at hOtM lo nf•arest F.mployment bakincJ • \t'lllp~·ment l>t·pt or w .. ·re looking for bread "' t' II II T :113 131 011 & desser t cooks who \1l j1.111lf11rh~t·mplu~cr woulrl like to mak e money baking at home from their own rec1J)E's llreads. rolls. b1scu1ts. murrins. cream pies. lnyt>red & cheese cakes. tarts, mousses. ell' . TopSS paid. The more you bake. lhe more you l'hllfl ( 1r1· for a~rs 11 • t h 11 Ci a t H a c q u c t llall llt':tlth C'luh TUl' & ~ t'm , apply in f)('rc;nn. I' ,. r, n n n c• I n c· pt !'.• "p11rtt>r Inn. 11 07 1 ·1 1 liott'\' I• r11· :1 I W C!IT'Clnty /St!rvice Ir 1 ln•' ··n~tnt' di~tnhutor 11., lt1H1ll'd OJ'lf'OlnJ.: for . ·hi\· mot1vatt'tl & flrx1 '• ·•·If ,ta r1t•r "' i:1·11 . .r .~tit-< "0 11~11·n cat '"''"''t v .( r lt-;1-.anl •'"''"' 11.annt•r to as-,1st r' 1n• MJ.:r Will pro • '"' •:1 1Tanh C'la1ms & wc\rk urdcri; 1ndurhnl! rt• 1t rt c-orrc•sroncl1•111 t• •" pnonc• follo"' up. & e ! Srnct a h sl of your s pl•1·1all1es aloni.i with your naml• & addrc•ss lo: Aun I f:llrn 's Pant ry. IR071 1-'itrh Avc'. Irvine. ('A !.12714 C OUMTst HELP Super Sandwich 545-4867 <'Ol'NTl-:R llF:LP Mature \\Oman full or part time i\11ply Baskin Robbins. 501 W 19th Sl . CM l'<H NTF:R PERSON lln c l{•<ine rs. F' T or P T, "'111 tram 642-~66 11 nwr h1lhnjls T\ JI ('()l l:'l:Tf:R hrlp for donut in ,o I "'Jlml, & HI k1·y shop. AM & PM shirts ' tr"J•'h rw1· C.tl 1·0 a\'I No C'XP nee Woman h• "' f1l ":liar} 1·11mm 11ref Appl} 111 per~on " '''l"T <:ill 7M 1931 · 01pp1t~· Donuts. 11!54 ""' n--sum" \tin Nr1>.flt1rtinlvd CM \, "rll' flrrn1ng . l'on ull1·r. Charles fo: Smith 1 • I Cl llo \ I !112'1. In inc c.1 mt:l O:it a PrO('CSStnl( KEY PUNCH OPBlATOR R t>cc.>pt1onist wanted 642-3630 Exper ience preferred . Apply lo Cindy. Surf & Sand Hote l Laguna Beach. 497-4477. lot Atten II• ts Need 4 immediately. Ap- ply In person at Nursing Ne" port Beach com Food Service Worke r G o ldenwest College. H B . 29 hrs /wk ~ H-;,usecleanedS wanted. 9 :30PM. Mo n -Fri : good pay. Call Cleaning 6:30AM-2PM Sat C~n-Unlim ited546-3726 tact Coast Community --- Colleges, 1370 Adams HOUSECLEANF.RS Ave. C-Osta Mesa, 92626. To work for Janice's 556·5947 by 5PM Feb. Raggedy Ann. Ptr. 8-3, Earle Ike TOYOTA-VOL YO LVN or Ml'd1cal As!il!> pany G<xxl benefits No tanl wilh lyr back ofhce typing req'd S750 start exper ror chniral pos1 in~ .. alar~ neJ?ot1af1le lion 833·9381 Ask forl based on exper PC'~1. Debbie 833 3313 Office position. gd typist ReC'eptton1st. X R AY gd knowledge En~hsh & LAB. N B bte bookkeep s pelling, some acrounl· mg, promotional rlut1es, mg background 8<' nex training in X Ray pro· & able to t.ike direction cedures r or inten-1e"' Gd phone manners. I-' T phone 640-0202 IU6H .... 1hd. c ......... . 18th. E.O.E. M/F Tues.·Fri. 675-2514. ""''46.t)OJ or S40-9467 Front-e nd Alignment Housekeeper Wanted Sun· i----------1 Man, experienced. d a y I Mo nd ay on I y MACHl.._.E A s k fo r Cha rl otle 645-7261. 645-158.S. B a b y s i t t i n fl. & " Housekeeping . Lovely SHOP FR 0 NT 0 FF I C E s urroundings in Lag Office Assistmtt SECRETARY·Mustlype Beach.Calldays 641.8700 IMMed. ope11in9 , P /T s mall ro neect!I 3SWPM, neat, 10 key ex-eves/wknd.s 497.3983 lllCICW. optr ~. clerical help 2 hrs. p11r per is helpful, hv y AU lrt de t 6AM day, pre fer ably after phones & gen ore work. H O U S EK E E p E R Ii P -noons. typing, tramH·nh Call Brian btwn 7:30AM · WANTED. two 'h days. 8 2:30 M. Costa Mfla ing tapes, some hkkpll 4:JOPM at545-0477 hrs wkly. HB. 846-0904 PI a" t . XI 11 t. co . Neal. non·smkr a must Full time employee want· ed for electrical a s· sembly & clean-up. Will tra in -s tart minimum wage. 645-95528-5 ---------- GA RDENER. 1 hous e Da n a Pt. Minimum maintenance. If you a re interested in job , ca II 645-1771 ev/wknds. GEHEIAL OfftCE Must enjoy phone con· la C't. working w ilh c us t ome rs, de t ailed work. & typing. Paid vacalion. sick pay, & ------be11efih. & re•if!WS. Enviroscope Corp 70011 HOUSEKEEPER/AIDE Apply 545-0413. W. 17lh St.CM 645·4400 Mature. Live·in. Laguna~~~~~~~~~~ rail 1st formtcrv1c•"' Beach. Pvt room & bath -494.5093 be(. 8pm. Maintenance-u ti 1 it y Orchid maintenance Pvt person. Saddle back parly t oo k 1n ~ fnr College. Mission Viejo know led#(eablc· & 1•x Assist Ul maint. & repair perienced person to cart• or structures. related for orchids 3 to 4 hour Pl'r HOUSllCHPERS We have an immediale openi n g f o r 2 housekeepers. Full time positions lOPM ·6A M s h ifts. Xlnt frin ge benerils packaf?e Apply in person al Advanced H ealth Cenler. 1300 Bristol Sl. North. Ste # 100, Newport Beach E.O.E. M/F h r •-· 7 week CdM R eply p ys ac. °' equip. am-Orchids. P 0 Box 2040. 3:30pm. Sun.·Thurs Sal range Sll53-S1452 mo. Newport Beach 92663 Or 831-4850. call ~3323 days MAINTENANCE Orrice Parl Time Work !'r1 F. bldg. Newport Center . good pay. traHI. act mature dependable man. bonuses, advam·emcnt days. 644-0606. for right people 962 3232 Receptionis t Clt>rica I Im mediate OJlt'ning Gro \\101? <·omputer software l'Ompany 1s look 1ng for a brii:iht. p<'rsonublc inrl h ·idual "' f r 0 n t n r f i (' (' a p p<'aran<'(' t n handle· phnn<'S. bte typing. f1lin1? & other officl' dutie!> f:x <'<'II bl'nl'fils includinl! dental Great working en\ironmC'nt St>nd re ::.ume " ~alar~ require ments & h1ston to HIUIO Skypark Cir. Sll' 100. Jn•. f'a 92714 Orcall641 5900 RECEPTIONIST Ne "'port Beach Telephone sales ex perience Lile typing general office tOhr; wk Call Jus l R1k1n1<: 714-644-2772 RECEPTIONIST LOAM PROCESSOR CLERICAL H1•1•1•.lt'r today for local 1 l1 ·111µ111.1ry assi~nmcnt!> health insurance. Full Insurance offi ce needs time. Apply in person, bright gal to handle busy Prcr somc'One wrexJ)E'r Mon.·Fri at Barden 's oHice. F.xp helpful bul on IBM t29. Payme~t on Pest Control, 696 Ran-not nee. Frr. permanent. a per thm~sand basis 3 d o Ip h Ave .. C M . gd Co. benefits. Ca ll shirts avmt. Opply. for 546-5570. 544.4242, MaiRteuawoc:e M• General mecha n ical knowledge. experience in electrical & plumbing helpful. Apply lo Larry : Parf 11IRe heMtc)s COUNSELING YOUTH TRAINEE Accurate t yping. pleasant phone voice. Prer. non s mkr Call btwn 9 UAM . 963·9784 rxcell. money. 644·8409. - 557-0045 Samantha Want Ad Help? 642-5678 Want Ad Results 642·5678 S urf & Sand Hotel Laguna Beach, 497.4477 . CARRIERS " 1 I 0:b!.Q~ Deli counter & rood prep. al our Irvine Ranch. Tuslin & Newport Stores. 1-:xr or will train. AP· plirations now being ac- rcpled Mon-Fri, from 9-11 & 2-4. Apply al 13152 RESTAURANT t-IELP P art time lunch s hirt counte r help needed Ideal for college students & housewives. O .C. Airport area. Call Ron 2 5PM .95S~. ···I· I •1 '11 •'· I 3 7 2 3 Birch Strfft NEWPORT l~ach ACCOUNTING CLERK 'I •" 111 f Manufacturino 1'11n111.111, I H \ ht" •h nr" :1 ---------•I Newport Blvd, Tustin. Adults with oulstandin~ attractive personalities who enjoy working with 10-15 year old youths . Start at $4.00/h o ur. 2:30PM and 5.30PM . 642-4321 Ext. 250 Ask for Lori. RN " l nt 1••~1 ...,.,., I l'lt'riral I Delivery. L.A. Times lo has immediatr n1•.--.I lnr f ll 1 ' ' ·• ·•ftM ""I'' r ir , r I SI Busy auto ins. orrice h o m es i n Ne wpo rt accounlina clerk to "'"r• I •' 1' I•'( ·' ·'" 1·111 .. I • r I 1 I ov nel'<lt; rlerk ror hhn°. Be"ch. 3·.JOAM lo 6A M. 5 in our bu.'ly offlrt• I ,., r n •'1"'11 .1 ' "i i ' •I'', .. .. o( accounts p.t} .ihlt· ''" 1 ·, 11! wt phones & general oHice days /wk. SJ6()/mo. or 7 perience rcquin•d I 1t1· Ms. KC9\0C}O work Ci<>octsalary & paid days /wk $550 /m o . accounts rt'Cel\·a hh• l\ I' 64S..6S05 t'O henefits Call Linda 548·8441 or646-1413. . Ill 848 11348 ing, tile payroll & 10 k1 ' E.O.E. Delivery man ror L.A. by touC'h will quahh \llU ~~~~-----1111111 Times to homes In C.M. for this pos1t1on In 1----------f'lrrical •-H B AM 137 .... ,. terested person~ "ihn11hl H:inktnJ! .. · · U · 5 • ....., call M Sv.f"n,.nn .1 1 CAllBl POSmOM mo. + bonus. Dependa· 548·1144 or sen1t rr-.110H· NEW ACCOUNTS ble cnr . 546·4481 or to: t. A Federal Savmgs 964-4982. COUNSELOR currently seeks capable ---------1 M.....:oMat.rials individual with 50+wpm Dental Receptionist: Full llOOVictoriaSt ~Tlme typmg to tr ain in &II time, ex pe rien ced , , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 1•:\pcrl4-'n<'l' im•frrred phases of Pension Ad· mature in a busy office E.O. E . M f' Po111t111n :wn1l 1n our mintslraUon as Pens ion near S.C.Pla&a. 545-4553. ADflllM. ASSIST/ SICllTAIY ExcelJ nppty for h1p.h power lnctl v. with tnp typing & s horthand skills . Must he ai= gressive selr·starter & able to assum( responsibility. Con11cnla t Newport Beach comm 'I brokerage or(' Cnll Lalla, lm-2800 Co:1ta Ml~a nfr Pl!•a:1c• Services Processor i'! 1• a 11 .Ill ck ('I 11 r k al our Newport Beach of1 Den ta I Asslatant.. exp, 5'16 2300 rice. non·smoldnl. RDA, FIT. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL Sa•Mcjs&Lo• 2700Jlllrhnr Dlvd Cosl1 MM11. C'1192G2& F.qua.I ()pl)ortunlly Employer IRA/Keogh or corporate for N.B. 1eneral prac· cxpcr. a must. l,.,earn tlce.~2t70. word processing & use of ----------1 CRT Dental A11l1tant, F /T All rt"pltes will be position open In Costa acknowledged. Cont.act : Mesa olftce. Exp Ir x-ray Ot-bra Braddick llcenee req. &11· 1420. 21U25-734J LOSANO EL~ FEDE RAL SAVINGS Bartaln 1bopper1 read the litt..le adl ln c1 .. lfl4'll replarty. And they ftDd what U.y're ~for. R.each the richest recruitment market in Orange County in a special Dally Pilot JOBS sec- t ion planned for February 25, 1981 . Orange Coast households served by the Dally Pilot and Coast Life number more than 103,000. They make up the most responsive, best' educated and affluent reading audience In the county. JOBS standard-sized sections Include a story or a photo prepared by the Dally Pilot staff describing advertisers' services or ~mployment needs. :JOBS sections Wiii eppe41r both In the Delly Piiot end Coast Life on February 25. Deadline Is February 11 If • story or phOto ls desired or FebnHtry 16 for an advertisement only. To reserw CO.I .. ,..,_, a In tM space In JOBS, cell 642·5611 I ,.. ar::z:;,:· ll30W. Bay Street Costa MesJ, CA Equal Opport. Employer nwtMACY Cawwwtlc'-/C'-"' Exp'd Pttf. l40-7373 Plants : Int. maint. Ftr 14/hr to start. Co. benefits CalJ 545-6252. rt.llcWortlen Ca•• 111ha Mat•n r..-w, .. ,,,. 4 day, «llr week EOLER INDUSTJU F.s 2101 DoveSt. N.B. Acrou from O.C. Airport Pre ac bool tea c her needed. 5 da)'I. Exper. education, tr love re· quind,-.-. Pre-aebool T1AC11m21 To atart, lmmtldlatelJ. hit.,.... r.u Ume. ............ Well qualified as director or cha rge nu~e . SN F w /xlnt. reputation . Write· Box 11672, Daily Pilot . P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 Sales -------- DISICiMH DUSSMFI. Production liaison needed Immediately. Musthavexlnt. memory. be good with numbers & should be familiar with the best stores acrou th6 ('Ountry. ~ Apply In ~rson ST.JOHN nm Dftian Ave., Irvine (Corner Kelvin ~ Derian) • n .. 540-11n SA&8M910M ;,t &a,.11 N Mt!Wart1"1 for .,.... •• a,,.rel." ...... Dll ........ · ... ..... Aflll: ... ,.,. ---........................ _ .. ·------··-.---. .... -~ ....... , .......... • Afpl•cft 10 I 0 FW'Mtw • 1050 a....,. We 1055 Mee...,., I071 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• f rldly, F.OfUllY I 1111 H•tp W..t.4 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wheal••-IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• W..e.4 7100 tWp W..t.4 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SICM'f MY "~ 4 t hrt ct.y In ltlt I tilt! pbont work, typt H wpm t Wanl challtnMt'" Ll\• ~p Xlnt ktllll, 11ln1 ealary m nzz SECRETARY Fash l1land lnv1'\11 1\ firm < h ll11ic1 11~, dlv\'rtlfltd .... ,·rt-lar l»I O()t>ty In Vf'I )' folll I> It t'CI corprtf' hdqtn sht mt, typloc • t>XPt'r n•·1 ,.,.1111 Jlllkt'll pttf Xlnt 111ul d l'n\al lltnfh 111·11' \ •w-c..--.&a • 'ALER )'C\I enlted phunr . typlnl( & "'urk :':".':. ~ mrn wtllana w lurn uni ltiv•a•n•c•\y_t:.'a.l•l-~-0.'·."1 ... 1 .-. _..,... • ' q~ •aw approarh CHh "r at ~ •nlC'r 1116( H dail)' IV8'&1t' D00 $800 ----------j Ji a.rt1mt~ nt•v. llt·ld "' *aity MO"JWar 1u.m SKlfTA.IY ., «iatertaltunt'nt th•t 1~ l';xt'ell o:ppty for !'h1t1J• 1,... •ttPUli ttw n ltcHI \h • ICTIY /I C"* ital to ~rt tn fa'I\ ri1111 .. 1 >ar• ""1i!m for i.. aalt>• Rapidly 1row 1n~ 0 t Nt>wf)Ott Heath ""'""I Orit.4ntt'd pe·tM.111 "'hi.I ha" land develop(flent t'o reri esUIA' ok t-'1'.lf II • dtllH for "bo' I' 111~kll weU groomed b1 typing & d1t'1 .iph or11 •\ r r•t;r int t11111' 't ''" 1tn1u1I sharp 1nd1 v skills ~UJ.Mi Ch.allt'lli: mu l tK' ~r!>On1tblt' fc w /good \ypmg slulls & mg positlOl'I for r1).'tll ii 11 Y>11f1dent t11 ~uur ab11Jty p I e a s a o t p h o n e Call LaJla, 833 10 t& tommonH-.al t: \11.ilh pen;ooably Xlnt work dllh.er6 6 ha\ .. d<·1k-nd" mg c~. benefits opport - b1e trilll\Sponatton \\.. for advancement Salar) Secretary fo'Ull t1m1· t 1 v.1U tram II nt'<'t• ... sun commensurate w expr m~. film.: lilt' '""'._k •I' 1'flnt fnnge b<'nefrh -\p (' a I I f 0 r a p p t mg, phon4. Sm ill If, • pl) at Telepromptl'r of 7t4 /~Ask for Gerl TSI. M.:1111 ti4l Jt,.•:t ~t>v. pon 8eat'h 901 w \6\1\ Sl Newport Hc.it•h SA.LIS CLElllt SECllTA.IY Secretur v l \ p•~I f11 lnsuri1nce0fficc957·~ d vnamn· "'" ~• 1, 111 com pan} Top ... 11.11 I I •r tablished stut1onery .~J\o re n eeds 1ns 1de ~lesperson. Office supp -1~ e xper helprul, but not • •ne~ Fringe benefits , ._. oup nwdlcal, prl vaca n. 6 holidtJys For appt. call Betty C:az1s , 1~1 1732 SICllTAIY exct•1Jt11>n11il •,k II f.. F'or Adv .Agency, no pre mot1vat1on Ht>ph 111 • '' vlous agency exper req fidenr 1• to I' 11 lh ' Type 60WPM. no S H •296. t'on mn 1h•1 '' Fast pace position w/a '!92625 lot of resp. Please send resume to PO Box 8030, SECRET ARY/ Newport Beach. C a RECEPTIONIST 92660 S/\LF.S Clerk for rcl uil C' marme hardware store. tiana Pt lot' F1timc , ex Secretary Legal office, min 20/hrs week, must have xlnt English & secretarial skills , pleasant s urroun E xper ph unt"• 1" , 45 +wpm . ll t1· h~ k I'~ mis(· r lent·al Ir 111 mfr Cull K ti ~..to Kll'U .. per nee Call Ralbou I-Marine. 549·9671 1-: 0 1-: •' ~ F IH '" SECRETARY dings & opportumty. S7 Good <'ler1t .1I 't d + per hr. N.8 . area w 170wpm l\ p111 •SALES* Direct Mktl? Concepti. SIOO to S200 per day Will aoain. Call: 964·2028 975· 1156. I Snort hand n'f1111n counting knu~ I••' I'• SECRETARY wttravel computer ..,kill Ii •I bkgmd. Prec1Se & rast XI n t wor k 1111 1111 , typing req'd For appt w R~'<I tx-nef•h I ''" 1 call ·S86-9540 r eq d Mon I 11 * SECllT AllAL • Duties lo include all aspects ol mlrtg. s upport We are a small rab. con Join the Los Angeles cem w/excel. benefits. ·''Times Circulation Team Salary c:omm w/exper '• & a dapt your w ork & skill level. Call for sC'hedule to your life appt 956-2090 style. Wort. 5 hrs/day in H unl1ni:11111 11 1, 536 7551 SEC'Y-OfC MGR Real eslat<' a""'""' 1 •I 0H1re r-untn1I •111111 h C<' apper .• r.1111• 11 a irport <ti•'·•· ,:11 • + b a ., I' <I " II • ' I 833 2237 a T imes Cir<'u lalion SECRETARY for I J?lrl sales orftce ne ar your oft. in Garden Grove S<'1' 0 ' Hf'<•"'"''' ' ·• home&hav<'more llmr Must type. Sh. pref'd . M atu.r1· 11h 1111 foT your family. studies. $1 ooo mo. 75().1705 perit'nc·r ,-., ,.,, 1'111 ri1 1 or leisurely penods We ' · -ir '! skills ''"""'' • · pay hourly wai:es & com for hu!>) !Mn• .1H1 " missions ' • •SECIETAllES• * I mo!>phl'rt• ~111111 l\cc·tPaylMrg1Fshls$12,00 t nntac·t \ 11·1'1 ,, .I• LOS ANG F.U:s Tl M 1-:s 1i0/ Anah/f'ulS13,200 t:}'75 Sun0owerl\ve C M Acct/0egl"e(>S22.000 I SFR\ll"l' -..I 111 '• .. ~<ml T751Shl00/F'sl\ls$15,600 l\Tl'I' M> '"I Liz RetndersAgency Days 1>-:1 \r11" '-r Equal Oppo rtunity 4020BirchEst '64EOF. Statmn 17th (I.. Ir Employer Newport/833-8190/Free N B 642 1Zi9 r- SECRETARY ShlppiRq & Pnc.,g Need" malurt• \" r"H fu llt1me for '.l:tlt• I'• 1, storf' Som• l11rr11fltr SALES/MAN AG F:M ENT I mage Co ns ultant Jntan1?ible sales exper M r D a I too f>.40. 0207 Salesperc;on Sant1w1 ch route, 9-1 Comm basis Ca ll Rent A Chef642 1900 J o h nson & J o hnson F'rtnJ!t..., 1-·,,, •'I I' Hea lth Care D1\ offers Bet1d"111·.·;»11.1 s killed & respons iblf' · secretary a t1ivcr.;1f1ed & js T n c" PI' l< 1 1nterestinJ! pos1t1on in oriental nta: ... 11111 SALES the rej!JOnal s ales olc If 1 n JJ H!>on Posi\ion a va1labl<' 10 you enJQY beinst a self 12 4\'"A HM• fl oor covcrrng s ale-; starter. llandlinl? your I N N~ Residential and co m work load with minimum mercial. Call Mr Terry s upervis ion. w orkin~ Welch, 751-2324 will\ figures & have ex· John Bloeser Carpet co eel typing & editor ia I . • . s kills. this position is for SUCCESS O FAILURE IH '81? 1. Have you •"•Ill'" ,. • th<' p itfall<; 11( • ,, •' Flt!':F.1.F.R. Comm'! 24 Boy's Trundle bed with Sat/Sun. 7th & 8lh 10-$ Al r Co mp r e 'I Io r t\I fl top load. S350 matching dre-sser , spact' pm Evuythlng must Bought/Sold, Serv i('\• 160 OtllU saver bed with bit 10 go' 21629 Oran.i~ Ave #2 Sears, Wards, Champ, <; f: R<"lrlaf'rator . .id {'Md. SI.SO. 495 2S2IS l nilt"d Harv,st Queen to rt·t"ur Im mac Cond l)111ncv Air Compres or I h fl 752 62321 "".;hr•r & Dryer X Int Conti SIJO/ea Apt. Site u.., tll( ~ 646-5848 I' ro..,l 1"1ee Refri11erator & l pr1vnt Jo'reeier i;d cond. $IOU 1• 11 0 80 54().869ff lklr1.,: <t 1bson, sid1• hy ""' rrost fre1>, S250 11110 M5 1;.156, 8.'t8·5310 Rl lr1~1·1,!t11r. fr<H1 t fr1·c s:1u11 t;ood 1·ond1t1on liO ~1.'> art 6PM l'l 111 rt Fn.:1da1rt· T11p tr. 1•1c•r ,,eff dl'fro,I i.lnt 1111d S:~-1 67:1 2llU dresser , ft d qua Ill)• & 3 548-8811 Speedy, M'l-2682 642·5286 Super Ga r age Sa l e De Velbls Spray Sooth 6-· Sat/Sun 9·S 234 tris' l2'x l2' 3 HP cxh1w~l pc k1n1 Mf'dit bdrm bet. CdM 67s'.6906: · already set up S2500 perf c<>nd All wood 63..SIQ.1 S890 968-7076 G a r age Sale, Sat /Sun, Sell' t ts f 1 9 6pm Patio furn Like new 3HP Curtr'I air ·ho:;:: ~1~~ taoble> a~g: creened elum. patro:. com pr~ Sl200 Also <'hairs . Antique ('hlna rt fr1g, boat. outrigger , 1968 Tnunderhirrl S295 cabinet Old oak rocker sailboat. chopper gun & 631-6103 Victrola Sony TV Anti van 3w Kerry Ln. C M "CHEa•Y PICIH" que picture'! Crund11l Mk Ill skis. bindings & Engine Puller, n ew, radio Sola & love seut, bag. S210/0BO Gas "'•lOn nydraulk mobile mauresses <2 twm.I ma RBQ. wool 9xl2 Nava ho crane Suggested retail pie hdbrd. l full st foam . rug, etc. Sal. onlv art \I. Sl200. all hke new.end tablt>s, !1822 Chance Crrcie II 8 Bf.ST OFJo'EH, Ml!ST crystal, much mor~ 1\184 964.72.88 ' · SELL Kornat l>r (' M Adams 964-2028 & Mesa Verde \\'(•st Yard Sale. Fri & Sat , 979 SCXl2 9 SPM. 1359 B;ikcr St . MlscellGMOUi 8080 Solid Mahog.1n.> 1.hn111~: rm set Drop lt'a ( t hit•. bn•aklmnt, 11•h,.., S<·c to Jpprl'l'li1l1• ,\fl 5. 9611 7491 A pt A Costa Mesa. • •• • • • • •••••••• • • • • • • • • Ruy1 ng Gold ~ev.clry & Silv<'r & Dl:i mund ~ Jewelli. of tne K1ngt1om 540 4972 GARAGE SALE: Auctioft IO l 5 llouseful of fint• furn1tu11• Windows. f'ornrl ure . Tires ·you namt• 11 W<' haw· 1t" Sal & Sun Onl\ 20532 P1erv1ew l.3nf H b OAK fo1 1H .WOOI> Oehvert'd & Sta1·k<•1I Judy, 494 47rA ..•....••..•..•..•.•... I 1\ 1n~ rm 1n c·I fl pr 11'3\ht>r modul.1r '"'" ('JI A\1PAG 'F. Travel P»n Am 'Two for ne international coupon ~ Call 7$9 Ul80 t:ncly Bril , new. sac World Book & Jr. And Grttat Books 11et 731 1(2() Newport Beach Tennis Club M<-mbersh1p for sale S800 152·21638 Koyal typewriter manual S.'IO . Olivetti electric ad· ding mac h i n e S65. 848 7~ S ll O P S MITll 10 ER 5 in l Ma c h +J11t shnper673 1976 model Power sa w & Vo1('e 11trL'l!s analvsisl!r b' <:CS. 11eldom us<'d Ai.k lllJ: $5500 759 ll!n WANT fl> lh•nhv (l()\ll'rv '"K1!>met ·· M-4 5150 l'A1' \\1 2 for I twkN, rn I I (lighL' lhnt 2 :!H $30 K:ll 7~1 1 11< \ X (, 100 Color T \' II r<'motf' $250 l.1t1r1n I' 'At 1r L" •1•.:....1Tt RL t G/\R,\","' .. SAJ.E Lo•e IClllloOfts r' ' r. Ol<tue t~tm madl' hrn k " .. -I AUCTION* Gotn){ 'i;ulmg eH•rythtnl! Ht• 1um Rouqut·h cit• I f'ctffp1•tablr• Utnm" rm I -' p ( ( " mu,lgo Dtnj!\.Ster<>o&. l\"tHt'u ('r l"<'I or 1'-..:......7.·JO•M ~ll·t'I*' "''" 1 llcl1r11• Spkr!> . 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I" \11 •It •I f 1 rni 111•rf1 c I t1 'I" lwatlhrrl {I. ft.in..-"II• :,111 1 r, I Jf'welry 8070 " llc·..,111ffrr l'.1rr111 1 .11•1· I ..... · I , 'I , ..,l.ISICQ .•..................... '•I I >I'' iii•}'\) ·•l'I''"' ·'' "'r1111 ~''' I trvnc h 8083 """ ~"i'"> i>t2 /ol.'\.'°1'1 ns ·•·•·•••··•··········•• I 'In '-'ht•p .' \ r-.. ~ Sales you . We offer an cxc<'I. R . ed-.1• starling salary, major mert'ial & re..,.cl1•nl1.d 11 al estate' fo'ur t•\il•t1 111 ' I •,111,\ tltU\'' ,,;, ~ ,,.,,:-; , < o-..-.; lhn·rt11r trnn·l"'"'' "'11 h ,._ • .., 1' i.n ll•·rll 1·.111' et1r m11tary medical & de ntal in· We will train you for a s urance, pension plan, 35 new career in mortgage hour work week on top or ba nk ing. Excelle nt a congenial atmospnere. 17'"1, INT r;1\1• I i11 • escrnws, famHlll.' {11r '" ings , eompctrllon ••ti' f'romsiond Land P l e t · I f Interested applicants are o n 1 a o r . ed c-ano -:.....n fZS,000-SSO.ooo-Tncome invit lo send resume. -r -· ...-. !llational mortgage bank-including salary history Has the an.,.wt•r for '"t" \ng company with many & requirements to· success m 19RI lending sources wants J~ & Ja•MMI 2. Learn lo m .1rht h•'• highly-motivated people 19700 Fairchild. 11280 cost lots and ac·rr;1~·1 1r. \who want to develop a Irvine. Ca. 9Z7l5 So. Calir We haH Ill h~w c.,.-r. Commission E.0 .E. INT. rates fo:arn s:,ol\ '" obly. EOE. (714 )772-9330. ·-~~~~~~~~·! $150K . flrl<l Vt ,,r. 1111 MEN&WOMEN Isn't it lime to IK'gln a SALES CAREER. not jusl another joh? 45M 40M 35M 30M 25M 20M 15M 12M JOIN US IN YOUR CLIMB TO THE TOP! Ktctllent Company Bl!Mftls Incl~ Medical. Dental nnd Company Car Plaru. Paul Vacalion.T Complete Vocational Progrorr.i Sales E:rpenrnce Helpful But Not Necessary 1981 WILL BE OUR BEST YEAR. WILL IT BE YOURS?' Call today for an appolnlrrwml for ca confidential interview. ...,..... • WO .AA11t Ole,(' •Wt••• ... ._.... (fl/ ._.., ......... ,...., . ._.,,,,,,,,._. limited lc;u1.o; ~; mon·' LicftlM ,.....1,...d. For success 1n l~l .. 1 .. ~ for Mr Telle-; 9!>5 J4<fl & 11.11 ll'>!•I Switchboard t>11u.11• • p /time eves & "k'"'~ Will tram 642 JOI.I TEACHER Preschool trm h1 r 1·M ~ Garden <:rnv• ..,, .. , 642-04) 1. TEACHER AIPE E .C.E . units rl'<IUtr •I Costa Mesa. c .. 1r1I Grove an'as 642 cm 1 Teachel"li ESL TEACHERS &~OUP REP Being hired no"" fo1 employment in Feb 111t11 with s tudent l:'XC'h:iri1 • program Call hf-I !16 • (2l3)947 7249 Mon S.il Teachers IOMDBGAITEH TEACHHS To start immediately Part time Prr t;c•hool 857-1263. ----. TICtHCIAM Costa Mesa computer firm needs tech to as· semblt le test complt>tf' computer systems. Com puter bkgmd. helpful Salary S13-S18K . Many co. benefits. Call Unc\a, 557·8640 Ta.HOME SOUCrTOIS N eed lmmedl•t~ly Housewives or students towortt-lOl'l-9. No~xp. nee. No .eWng. Across fl'om O.C. Airport. Call M0·4M7 or aft. lPM: -.Ol5L "' I• .. I II ' 11t0k1 rl l'I""' .-t 1lmo"I O<'" /... Lm •''''at S27~ t .t / Ster•·n t radt 1 .rr1·1 t. ~·ru1 r.1 hp 11al iful 2:1 · 1 • "-'f(I l'nrn ,1 I 3 ' .. f;.i "' 1111 lull Sofa . ' .1111rio.1·ulaf1• 1 ,11! 10 1ml I '.1n 11111\ •' • 1 1 • r~u 2'1!.ifl I 6UY A.IRHITURE 1·~ 957 111 :ta I • I ' •n11o1I r>n'Xl'I elm la • Ir. h '"'· I l ant• ha1·k I '" rwrfrrl . S901) ·1 "17.1 ~ 11111 I l ""' <'mV f11rn1l ur<'. i::d rc111cl Sofa. $250. clmm~ It.I• 11'hr<.S275 831 5988 1 1 ~ "' II \or 111uc oak swivel desk rh:11 r, SWI Complete wall ApJ-dP \1 0101 ""'' <;!\elves. dei.k . •••••••••••••••••••• 1 1h1nels. S450 Plaid lli\llf,l I(,\ It'\ I A Pl LI \1'1 'I. SI ,I:\ Wt. W1· buy •l • d ipJlh. 111 WP 1c-ll r"1·flnt1 ~1u1r ap11h,.nr1 w1 ljm I IUY Am.IAtlCt.~ I <'' 11. 1 1113.1 Nev. H1 c11 11 f'r.,slfn 1 rt•fnl! r,,1, frc·r11" «Vr Am. ni. 11111 r R11n•r. s1~r~7M.'\ Wasnr n. 111 > ers c, E, Wnlrlpool. Ke nmore. M eytag, Recond1llo11ed . rt'nnilhed, ~uaranteed ! $145 delM'~ 750-3103 le' ywr sofa & lo\'l'SCal. ~;!00 Girl's Schwinn hi ke. S50. Hammond l°lt'<'tronic Organ. 3/yrs 11111 S800 &«·2119. ff.1rdwo00 J)('deslal din. rm taMe w /lenr. pi!rf. cond, priced for quick 'lale. S275 833-7766 7' rui1tom sofa. colorful print. like new, cost $'950, f o r $250 N e w Darcalounger, rattan. hlf'hback recliner, beige nylon, only 2/mo. Cost $650, for $250 645-4121 eves. • 4 FAMILY SALE l-IUI?<' slll<' Saturday 9am Over 200 household 1tl·m~ & planL-; ll6 PrnP>Al)(WI r Wnodhrtt1JH». Ir""" 551 21!94 Sat Feb 7th 11 4 t"' tn box ... prin_lls & matt w1frnmes1 & some rattan rum Ca!.h only 1402 W Oc!'anfronl NB Rcdecorntinll Garai:e Sal<' ('ouch, d bl hed. mattress. s prinl? & fra me. sheets. heddtnl?. lamps & oth<>r hsehld items. also l2 bikes Sat Only 9·3 1609 Amla Ln . N.R Mo vi ng Sa lr fur n . stereo. exerciser. anti ques. mag whls, birds, collectables. 32932 Calle Miguel. SJC. Fri/Sal MOVING SALE, Hse hid gds, 329 University Dr. CM. last hs In rear. 3189 Sicily, nr Giesler Furn, hse h id It ems. Nothing over SSO, Sat 10-4, Sun 10-2. Garage Sale . Furn. rerrlg, • more. Starts Feb l · 10.m. 2538 W. C h-.n4ter. S .A. (of Segerstrom le G reen· ville). Use /lnsWef /Id service when plac ing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your classified ad . we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you ca ll in at your conveni ence during office hours 'and get the r esponses to your ad ... thi s service i s only $7 .50 week. For more informa- tion and to place your ad c all 642-5678. clll lfln $1ftl fi7'l H4J5t ,i(I 1•r I ftl' \1 lh.int·1 1·lt>1·1r1e j!utt<tr l'r11ft•.,~1onal mo<h-1 "1th f I et> 11( l.tfr l(t1IOI! UJJ In \ht' nt.'1·k Y.. ood1na111 h111h >A1th hard ..,hc•ll ra't.' S51lO 5-~ 6446 I-r·nclrr Hhodt''I su1\n1M' ·7:1 2 ,,.., old plaH'd 111 hr' ·'' n<'"' SI 100 645 ISR-1 1:111\\ P•'aH·\ \~11' an•I l \H S."1UOG1h<:on TP ~l~I S4S IS2S Shnricrlancl 5 pc drum !'i•'I "' .:ootf haqi..,,Jrt' & Z1dl!t'O <"\ mhal., ~;oo ~R 1:11w; ;.(t 'l l.ook111~ for (;iwxl Cond 7.1 Lil.II Al" C'YM HALS 20m rid<' & lllrn aash ~'>7 ~3 Office ~& Equi....,t 8085 ........•...•••..•••••. HOW AV All.AILE l-'1n1>c;t soft...,are for DEC S\'!'\ems All rei;1denl1al. multi unit . com me>rc1al industrial ap phcal1ons F'or info. call Pyramid Oata. 639 1527 CO PI 1-:RS Xerox 660 Sl 200, Toshiba $750 646 0545. &41 7030 COPY MAC-llJNF. Mu l ~II. $450 or best of fer 552.5255 Desks. rha1~. s1dechairs. EverythmJt must be sol!\ this weekend Call for directions in Npt Bch 64().8230 ,.., 8017 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Great Valenllne gift Pair Puch-ftH•ed Lovehirt1i; SiO. 492 8393 AKC Doberman pup. male $.')50 • 96.1-4164 , .... & Ort-lffO I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'rt Netaow Ullri1ht pi•no, , good st..pe. '100. w.t•afl.s . Ffidlr,Februeryl, 1111 ~= ..... !~! ~.~ ........ !~ •'t::c:•/ tlH ~~.~ ........ . Wantf'Ct tloal 11artMr lo C1l1ll.na 30' &s Npt moor· ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT ........ JI ~ ...... ;;;;es................. t tOJI SAC'l 1'1CI:. Prlt• rt ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.., ltnc.I Bl~ll'" I t lnll1tabh• " Port llk1n • lolomoft .HS Roat " 1,iod r-undlllnn. ttd .. AM ln't con wlll 11...U. Ut> to a !Kitti' --•an. uutbuatd """°' 7!\l W......,_ tlH 4W'-1..,.. ....................... . ..................... . a hr ~. lntereat IA !M' "'•· w/Nfr\I .. 110 ttn ., lt'7I SUZUXJ RM125 New Nonc!TO P11r1hu 1porltl1 bu ahowu. RDt'. VH•'. dpth enclne-DG Swine Ann· READERS A.ND m , 00.1\, #h.r ~. ol aouncklr, 7tw1p ,6 much, OG I Pedal ·R eed ADVERTISERS 71TOYOfA "nJ-::,~.pe.pb, 11.500 avs mon hly ,.. muc h more . U5.000 Valve·S20 C hain Kit The price of ltem1 ~ :Ii slat·~ ....... ···•·····•·•···•······· o ............ s. f'blliu SlalNm n Sl4'h•11 in tol•1•nl ,.,l n ut Mf'dtt•r r.11.-1111 fW"nltWT ""(I th.ou 1tn\I dollar ~•luf' for 1101> \ all O\llo'f\t·r UJ:J Jlf•1 TY.I .... HIA.S.-.0 8091 •··•·•••••••·······•··· R4--au11tw Color T\ i \ r 111orn t f'rrf' dell\t'I' S14.8 &et. 11 tlh ~ COLOR 'I \ SI~ I 't'U Wat r.;nt' &42 6'Wtl Br.ind ne~ rolor 'I\ !>llll in bt>A S300 080 ~::! 7~ For i.ale. TEA<" 334~ $850 ~7~ lAMU.NT Yi'INl'llfo;S l.lat'd ,.... •• '* lllnllM M2 I kl I I .,II N.-11.iull lun11 •haft 011tbvunl mlr 14\10 u:st m~ IJ73 1 l?t h" J11hn&•lf1 $4(111 1~· 1\\-on ltlJO ~ v•ri•h· 111 l.c11 h %'Z 0048 9040 • •••••••••••••••••••••• wnu• fully •<1u:p,led S..7508 &ti-GUZ advertised Illy vehicle I cylinder, 4 apeed, • . • -nrm. for flshlna Sll p In ._... .._1--dealen la the vehicle ea11ette/1tereo. Thia lll.-aftl. N .. wport po noai: 71195, DMJ.~ 9070 '72 BMW R1S/5 krauaer ctaulfled advertl1ln1 beautalul, ruaed • X' ii T....e. tl60 Npc R<"h tr»1C) bags, xlnt cond. best of. cotumm does not include aboll.....,. lite MW. A ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rerM-11!85 1ny appllc1ble t111:e1. one owner with only '7t~ " 'Hi.)'llrlt'r <'ru1'lt'r 45' moorinlJ with boat, Ucenae, traufer feea, n,•mlll9, Ctlllom Urea _ .. , x I nt run d f u 11 v Balboa Island, 115,000 Mohw"-t. S./ rmance cbarsea. feea for and wbeela. (4CNVQH) 1/JT• .... • r qu1ppco<t ven low hrti, firm (7l4)780-IM28, (213) l ... /St• Ufi f 160 air poUution control de· She Deedl cmly a new Diesel, ka"'ele lhodel. , 1 " r 1f1 <'f' s 1 1 • IHI s 789 SMa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• vice certlftcaUona or de-bome foroaly Air conclJtlolled, eatra tiel 0804 000 Unear n ~;;11-:-pri;-; RENT: 22' h&.x. mtr home. a ler docllll'tentary pre· S64'9 t • n 11: '• Au tome t I c NB Negotiating 2 yr Slps6,self-C(Jflt.S'l75/wk par1Uon cbargee unla a IOIWITHAM lran1ml11ion , 31 ,000 luses now 851·1666 + 8'/mi. M0-8585. tohteheardwiaev..,..•-~per. ctned by WOUSWA•.. miles (1.Plml) ""UK 7IOOW.e.minlter Ave. ""' Sall Boat 28' M ~. Side F o r Sale: '76 Field · •-w--:-... -r Stream 22. rear dinette, G....... 9510 m _., ..... .., Tie at 300 E. Edgewater sips 6_ Ford 440 eng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _m-__ 755_1 ____ -. __ ,.,_1 73 IAYUMll Ha lboa Pen. l-8'7l·2Mi6. 27,000 mi. moo. P .P .•• Toycb Land Cruiaer, 27 ft. twill I 30 WANTF.0.CdM E;;c will 493-2319. good body, lood int, eng 7t DOD&l 414 ---~------nd1 UttJe work, xtre eng PICKUP Vol•o'a. M l'Xt'hange use ol sailboat WI A.. ... .,... SILL for parts. 11700. 49S-S343. c--.Gf'Hltloat ror useofyourNB sl1por1 ~"""' ---------•Auto. t rans., power .dT...,.. a.. side tie CaU Paul Smith YOUI l.V. Aaffc~:f. :~:.•c.=:> wheels SACRIFICE •.u-!~y·r ~4)'0s 2800eves 558·7400 s.s&-1304 ... ._ 9520 ...,_.. ---------1 -._,. " • • • • • • • ••• •• •••• • • • •• • • .. ~ilil..,,.li!ll ,!!!l'l!!!!l!lit. ·ao Che v Custom Dix ~ 43'.._Mw..... b ..... Sl5,000 For Sale: 19 ~' Mobi1'46FordWoodie,-t'estored 'I tonpicku pb / l'ulh eqwpped !>l'rfrl·t Cati 67~2695 fo,es, 23' Uaysatler on 40' moor. Traveler, "74, sips 6, air, Sl3,000. ALSO •29 Model dual ta~. ~td tr:n~: h\-e .;hoan1 SAJ,ooo ~hr> ing in N B cruise control. xtra gas A Town Sedan, 4 dr, 157oo}S45-0C2l s.'KI 1w lo.an for ts H' .at 673-7996 tank, xtra ball, CB, restored. Ideal for stu· It' a\..111 l'\I vh 2 BOATS 14' t;1a.,., 1-'1\ spare tire, hitch, steel dent.ll0,000.67Wl61. 'IJ.4 I~ or !WO 22!'.1 un h1n~ Hoa1 :-,oUP Ml'rt• Shps Avail Sail Boats 26' belted radials . stereo, ---------• ho.11 Boat. motor trailer. all l & under Sl2S m o. Also TV antenna. roof rack ar '54 S ... IN4a"° Sl050 .\nd 16' Gla""P••r Mooring lo JS' Riddle la dder, storage pod. Com mande r Coupe, 11 ll\Ot'llll i::\111e.,., a7 tri hull. ne"' M'IJl!> <·rvt Yarh~67~9137 · x1n d mostly restored, make --------- Jbl pl:ink hull l~111 H'rydean hoat.tir;i1h•rl ~~~~ tcon .SS,99S. orfer.64()-0946. \l rt>"' rt.'<'t•nt rt'furti & onlv Sl5('() <'<ill >IS tiOJll HEWP'OIT MARIMA __ . __ _ 'urvt'.Y W pnme l't>ler':. 1 Ms~ phnf;.J6 ltlll5 Shps Avail 6'6·0551 Traffen, TraYel 9170 l,,1nding Hunt If.arbor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., I I v 1\1 u :,; t ., l' I I 36' l'll HIS Tn \'dbln r s Tr•spcwtatio.. 13' Fld ar Stream. sips 4, SiOOO ORO 64().9134 Gd t·ond 51 !I 0110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dinette, stove. etc. Xlnt. '51 MGTD, restor ed . beaut oond. A bargain at Sl0 ,500 . PP . (714l55l·1006. UNI& CJ5 Jeep, 20,000 orig mi, new top, new paint. new everything. Perfect cond. Daytime: 557·0551, Eves: -.-0167 T HAUfo: Wt NU YAl'llTS 673'9060 ~?!<:~.~~~ ... !!.~~ ~ ..... 646-_3389 ____ _ JRI ht>st :sJ)t'.:1kt·r., l.lt'.! 211 Luhn;. '6!1 201\: loots, Sail 9060 2 Mopeds <Puchl. mus t Trai~ Ufflty 9110 List $2.~ St-II SI 291) 311" Chns. S F ~K •• •••••••••••• •• • •• •••• sell immed, xlnt cond, •••••••••••··~·•••••••• 1930 Model A Town Sedan, 14500. Fi.rm! 751-4599 eves '71 PLYMOUTH TlilLDUSTB 414 . '55 International P .U. Mint . warrant) l'l·rft.d 40' C'onrorde. S Jo' K4K •CAL 2•27• S300 e a. OHO. 673.9106 3X4 l wheel trailer . SlOO or 499 2938 40' tlluewtr. Trwlr 701\ orre r. DM.YPtLOT .. . --, ..,,,,. ... __ .... ........ -....... .......... ,... ALLEN OlOS ClU uM. ',·,~H '• IMlllll-~ Ill• 7tTOYOfA PICK .. 4 cylinder, • .....S. lac· tory air coadltioeta1. stereo. A •ery pretty pick up with lo mla. and euellent eonditioa. Tbia is a atunty tnlck tbat will not be here very lone al the 1ale price OI only Sl.nt IOIWITHAM YOLISWA ... 7SOO Weetminlter Aye. in Weaminlter 893-7551 ... ,., I 55'l'hns.Ff>MY,791\ SAJLIO.AT '711 Jo'(IXI Ot>IU Xl'. great 968-6813 1 p a I r R T It ti o o '' 60' Hatt S fo' '79 535K A fa st ont• with ·• 11 .... ,.,1 . t·ond lo m1 l>t>'l offer --- -- '58 Merc·edez Benz 190 Sedan, needs new eng .. S900/08067S..7666days Auto. trans . ., atr cond., S1500/0BO a fter 5PM power steenng. stereo call 960-40'78 cassette, custom wheels ---------::AAB ll;irbor Hl\'d, &r tires. Cl.ID648) '79 El Camino. VB, lo · C11s1 ;1 .\ks;i 5-10 0330 Speakers Mu.'>l lw;ir tc. T E HMS AVAi L i\ BL!-: Pngml', spmna~,.,. \ II F < a ll ~57 9b'70 · :> Utility trlr, like new. tires a ppret iatt• Xlnt t·und 120 & 15!1 Geno.1... 6 x 10x4 , new s p .·1 r n '47 Pack ard 6 Sedan . 675 90<n 960 17Z5 eves ~ .__ SiOO Negotrnhlr 96011362 bar 1ents . nrt tr:I\ \'In. Motorcvdn/ S600'bst orr. 963-0175 .,.,aut, much worked on. a fte r s :., 1"79 Penn Yan 26' Dlt.'Sl'I ">t o ve & mo r e • Slq 1 Scoofen 9150 -----S3.750/0BO 494-0193 fully equippt'\l for fishini:t a\a1lable" Pr1c·"d Jt ••••••••••••••••••••••• AutoSert-ice,P'arts before8·~m. loafs &McrW or plt-..... urt> '.\1 us1 M•ll ' BFLOY. murk<"t \,1lut' lu1rt H1kt> street lel{al 400 & Accessories 9400 - -Ecpli,...... Will ''H'r1f1<'e PP PleasecaU Larn PJul Jtj Sl'Zl'KI rompletely re ....................... R•creatiOftCll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979 2500 t9 tu !O for appt cond1t1on"". s100010°c> S SAVES.AVES V•hidn 9530 G~ 90 I 0 71-1 7i5 7125ur67:'1 :i729 LO 'lhow. if out 11l<':J'>t'1 640 71WS ~" n WITH USIO ,ARTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .79 H rlli~h n or \ :JS leave mei.:.:iJ!" or lr'I lmportedcar parts '78 Dodge RV Van. Self· SABOT type i;k1H. xlnl I J o h nson F ull l'n\ l'r 644 8107 l'O Suzuki GS·450. xln'tl IMPORT contained Xtra:.. low cond S200 ' d b l k s o 9 miles 842-5241 E lc<"t s t .i rt i.!d 1·ontl 27 . E' k I• ron · ar t 4 AUTOS PPLY 631 3TI2or673762fi 14500 646 271fi .n<' ~on. "POI"''· '11-'CiOTIARLF.~2 S794 I 1 diesel. SIP!> 5. ~real h11<1\ lOJ_N Manchester 4 WIMetDrffet 9550 d n nllatablt.< Boats 13' nuthoJrrl. "ood Jllll 83.1-~18 home f.40 0:100 '77 llnnda 750F' SS. xlnt Anaheim 776·9900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S6H7 mileage,, air. s hell + --------- many xtras. Duel tanks, V•s · 9570 propane & gas. Operates • • •• • •••••••••••••••••• on both fuels. S7 ,500. '10 YW Y ANA&OM 646-6503. Dynamite 7 pauenger 4 .!888 llJI b111 Bh d I ·u,,1 a \1,.,., 5-11) OJ:JO '18 Datsun King Cab 5spd. Air. $4,200. 552.5320 -----'73 Chevy Truck, ~. ton. '78 Jee p ~agoneer, rbltJSO,good cond.must loaded. lo m1. S6000 spr sell 11800/080. 536-0552. c lean . Pvt. party . 955-0289. 66 Ford Ranchero 6cyl speed. Low miles, stereo. Deluxe model. Compare this price. (107558) St4t5 JIMMAllMO VOUSWA69' 18711 Beach Blvd. 14J..ZOOO •SALF:• r·gl<i!>s r1l't'(js "nrk S3i5 I bus1 ron~. $1200 C'all aft 6pml For Sale IHODATSUN ~y:;:~n ~~~~~l~~~~Y~ 96-1 3316 Emkson 32·. 75 "hi. '193·6881 414 PICKUP Suzukienit.'l. •DIS<.'• l.';' ,79 \'ikm~. full elet' J loaded .. "u:.tom ml l'•x>t .79 llonda Hawk 1 Gd CHEAP!! Shortwheelbase,4speed 75 IMl'BtMATIONAL auto. new eng new paint. '78 Ford Van, xlnt cood, 21mpg see to app. SlBSO ps, pb, auto. $390(). Call 979-0368. after 6pm 492-60'Z3. I R97-4666 Rnslol conJ Orft'r 1 I d ...,."' S lightly used turbo kit trans., AM/FM stereo troni<"c;. C'itl du~sc•ls. m1n1 · ., ron """" casseUe. gauges, copper SCOUT414 Auto. trans., air cond .. power steering, custom tires. wheels. (976LPG ) '71 FOID FZ50 IANGB (003137) d I' p !.s8 7903 968 Otl7 ••"t""• '70· '74 Datsun Z cars con 675 8651 · · · ~ "'"'" """ metalic paint ar 1800 768-5837. 'I St 7232 Westmm~ter. WM loafs, M.mis:tc11c11tc~/ :'12' Hayliner, Sunb:-uti::e. '78 18"Sol Cat Jo:xf'l'llt•n1 S•rvice '1020 1 1980, FWC Volvo's. A P. rond. Must sell fl7!> lhG!I. '7ff Suzuki. Turbo 750 -------m1 es. (9419). ( k. 1403). $2 400 11r best offer JAGUAR Conv.niotts Offer good 48 hrs. after •••••••••••••··~··••••• Small dwn or trade. Take 833·2105 5'18·6200 675-90<n 960-1725 eve. publication. "''' MEWrotrr DATSUN S3H7 Manne Ele ctnr 1an over payments With . • Design/install/repair I Nwpt Slip Redu~f'd from 25 .v entun• S.11lboat Qual.work.549 2520e\'S s4 9 •oo t $4 1 5110 P;\'inrude aux. motor ·., 0 ·, fo u llv eqmpped Slpi. '>. Boat Refurhishinl! New port Yarht F.xt'h New· in ·n Stored for I.is l Expert Paint. vnrn1!'>h, 675 lliOO 21yrs . l nr l trlr Xlnt l!ISO Yamaha Yamahop- pt•r Excellent condition. ~-12.'> 751 5523 For.- DatsainZ motor 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH IJJ.1300 ett· jc 1ass1ried Ad.'1, your onc.1 rond . S6.250 E ve:. Repa1n.. 496 8954 e\ •'!> stop shopping center 1 642-7549; Days 49-1 7803 Jlonda 1980 XL. 500.5 SK m1. xlnt rond Sl3.~11eao 546-00JO + ott.t-parts 761-5137 Find what you want in Daily Pilot Classifieds. taodAlltos,Mew CORONA LUXURY EDITION SEDANS Equipped with automatic transmission. air conditioning, power steering. 4 speaker stereo. tilt wheel and loaded with extras! *IO~Vo II !1980 CELICA LIFTBACK !) speed trans .. pwr. steering. stereo cassette. shade kit. more' Demo. (605977) mags & 1981 LOMGBED DELUXE P.U. 1\utomatic trans .. factory air cond .. stereo. c hrome bumper. mirror ~l much more! Demo . (005356). . 11980 20' MINI MIRAGE Fully self contained. extra gas tank & more. (065851) $JI '69 V.W. BUG 4 cyt., 4 speed trans .. Great transportation car. (KEE105) '76 GMC PICK-UP :v. ton, V·8 engine. 3 speed trans .. great work lruck. (1 C49897). '73 V.W. BUG 4 cyl .. 4 speed trans .. radio. heater. low miles. sharp, real Winner. (RZX828). '77 OPEL COUPE 4 cyl. stereo. heater, sun roof A cream pull (849SWT) '75 TOYOTA PICKUP 4 cyl . 4 speed trans., heater, camper shell. (1A0170.C) '7 6 DATSUN 280Z 6 cyl., auto. trans., factory air, stereo. mags. (274093). '77 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER. 8 cyl .. 4 speed trans.. low mlln. (683VHT). '71 GMC Rally STX Van, 3500 miles on new eng. Removable camper, ~ ton , 12950. 646-9669 760·9561 '73 Dodge, VB auto, dual exh, HD hitch, Sl850 or beat offer. M0-9188 Nice Body: '681 Dodge Van. carpeted, up grades S575/bstolr~2000 tlOO 18881 BEAC~I BLVD. 19202 BEACH Bl VO. IEWCll LOCATlllOI PHONE 8~17·8555 TOYOTA ( 3 mt ... IOUth Of Sin Diego 'fWY.) 18881 BEACH BLVD. ir:::::-. HUNTINGTON BEACH .. 110111 . LOCATIOI 22FRWY. All~--toprtor .... pU-11.19!_;7 ll'J ...... ,, • \1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... ~~~ .. ~ ... ~~·~·~~'; ... ~·~-~-~--~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~!!~~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' / ' . •. ,.,. .... Wal • "" AllhtL •• ,....... MhK ••• ,...... ...... l•p•rW AlllM. 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Ph••t AllN1W~ "'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' WE PAVTOP OOLl.AR for top UAeCi U l"M·forl'lgn, domtali<'I or ctaa11lc U your car I.II extra clean. l~t' '"' FJ ff.'rr I COHMEll CHEVROLET ..... ,. 11 11 I•' r H" I ) I .:-.. I \ ,, ~ " \ SU-1200 HIGHIUYY Top dollars for Sports t"ars. Bugs. Campttrs, PORSCHES WANTED Allow • die oppoltutalt,y to cOMidtr the purdaaae «trade-in ol your clean Portt'he Chttlr with Us Today! 13631 t1el bof 8 1•0 ~°'"' C•o"" "' l»·Ul> Top Dollar Paid w.,., OVER _._. For Your Good VY{, P<>r1'che or Audi llmlfD VW PORSCHE-A DI 445 E. Coast Hiway at Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673·0900 Premium pnccs paid for any used car Cfore1gn ordomcst1cl an good condition See Us First! 914 's. Audi. s lf!l.'1!1 .. !11111'9!!111! .. ~~ Ask for U/C MGR JIMMAllHO VOUSWAGIH 18711 Beach Blvd . HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 TOPDOUAI PAIDFOI GOOD&CLIAH USIDCAIS! miracle mazda 2150H.tMwlt•cl Costa Mesa 645-5700 WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Vo l vos . Call u s TODAY!!! Earle Ike TOYOTA-YOLYO r •u H.-0. ll•d. Co•I• M"'• ""'40 -0 0 ) .... S40·'447 :.!~811 11111 .. , 111\tl I '11._t ,1 \II•" I .\.Ill t),J:IH Wanted: 14' ins ulated de live ry van. Cau l or ex· ch a nge for classic '69 Pontiac Grand PMx Mdl J. 546-6518 I A.to1 .... Dli'ted ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9701 ..•.•..•............... "68 AUSTIN Amer ica n. runs gd . S600 631-3772 or 673-7626 AHa IOIMO 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S500 . a nd take over lease payments at S286 month ·79 S print Vcloee . s howroom condition. less than 22.000 miles. black w /tan leather. sunroof Dave 838· l833 or 975·0113. SAVE NOW -MOST MODELS DISCOUNTED.· FAR BELOW THE FACTORY STICKER EXAMPLES: 1981 CIVIC CIVIC 2 DR. HATCH AUTOMATIC. SIDE MLDG 1 SOOCC ECONOMY 115624 ..,..._ t111 c.,n 9111 .._. 9717 '•••• t1• ,.,... '761 ................................................................................................................... 1 R.•SE "18 Capri. alnt cond, beft it Hoada Accord, atal LEASE 11 To1ota Cel k a ST ~ o ffer. Stne0 wlld y• c:ond, 5spd, Am /Pm C-pe, ,......_air, Am· 01·~·. W-I001;evear7&.2178 SW'e01 •.ooo ml.... DIRECT! rm •anei--.apolte ~I 552-Tal. ••••It, landau top, Ital AIJIA •••• llACH IWOITS 848 Dove Stftet Nt:WPORT BEACH "Tl Capri 3000, 4-pd, k> ml, •• -_,._ -"v-., .... Am/Fm ta,,., gd paint , '19 Prelude Silver 8,500 I fl I -aaaA9 .. ,_ u_, ... ... "' h I • ..,. 10 0 r-_..,.v • black llUrior. Xlt rood. up o stery, _,5 B . ml, loaded! ~FIRM '1-.0. Sharp. 18100. 813·8020 644·539. 113-DOl, '7S-W C.:::::::: 10-5. '73 Capri, v.e, 2e00cc. 4apd, air, $1400 or offer. 840-8488. '75 Honda Civic StaUon Wa1on. reblt-flng , trans, brakes , s uspensio n , $2395. 49'1·5'1CR. ~------~~----~ llACH IMPOIT!lt "11 Celie•. lil'lbk, PS, PB. .. DoveStreet air, All/F ii stereo, s NEWPORT BEACH spd, bea.-cond. $4800. 711-0900 147 . .,.. '~!n:o~ Civic. Good Estate Sale, '78 Diesel, ai1I _'71 __ T_o_y_ota_Coron ___ a_w __ a1-on-. 751-0900 ~~~~~~~-D ..... f 720 t707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '80 SOOC6, 7000 ml, full{ equipped , lt hr , s unr , Sll ,SOO. 548-8901 IMW t712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fo r the best d eal in Ora nge County. Come See Us Today!' SADDUIACK Y ALLEY IMPOltTS 28402 Marguerite Pkwy Mission Viejo ll 1-2040 4t5-4'4' Closed Sundays CREVIER • & I ST & lllOAOWAY, SA1'41A APIA 835·3171 fHE U~TIMA TE ORIVIHG MACHINE •USIDIMW1• '732002 (~) '75 2002a (0035) '77 320ia (IM74 ) ·77 6.30csi auto (0040) '80 S28iA sunrl. 11625) CloMd S•dmys '771MW530i 6 cylinder . 4 speed. stereo cassette . A classic cream beige with tan leather interior. If you truly e njoy driving a s uper ior hand ling ca r wi th s po rt s c a r performance and family convenience. I believe this is the one. <494TZX l f or only S72tt IOIWITHAM VOUSWAGEN 7600 Westminster Ave in Westminster 893·7551 6311 7H80 '751MW Lovely 2002 automat1t· Only 53.000 mile~ on this beauty! It's sq ueaky clean 1 (4l9Nl<Ql $5695 JIMMARIHO YOUSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 -------- ORANGE COUMTY'S OLDEST Sales-Service·LeasinJt RoyC.-.er,htc. Rolls ~yce BMW 1S40Ja mboree NewJ>()rt Beach 640-6444 761MW Dynamite 2002 4 speed . Or igina l w it h beq;:c finis h. Lovely cond COOIPIDl $5995 JIMMAllHO VOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 Sadcllll 11 ell IMW DIMOSALI! 320l 5 lfl"d Safari...,._,._ W. Al optlaat! C4 I t5J 320I 5lfl"d Clluht.t red/black Mt. Al aptiaM! C42 I 5J 521iA Clles.... red/t. Mt. Al optiw! C4 I 29J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977210%2+2 . m1658 o ptions. m a ke offe r". air. pl, pb, $.1,000. call 6U· 1031. 914-41846 aft.er epm. A I r , ••to• •ti c , J t7JO ........ 00611) .~ ............... . "77 PeugeotelM: Loaded .. '71 COROLLA, R&H, xlnt. ..... llARWIC I< 01\ T '-.UN --........ _ .. -_ ... _ I I ~ • ~ I I '\ '71 XJ6, xlnt cond. reblt en1. new patnt. Must see . 631-0134 '880C> trans . 40mpg. $1,188. , 644...mA 080. tw&-5880 '78 Diesel, 22,000 mi, '80 Tercel, 5 spd, lirtback, 35 mpg, very clean. am/fm, a/c, xlnt cond. Late '619 XKE J aguar . 6 7 ·~ ,,,.,.. ...... • •-_ .. cyl. Runs xlnt. Best offer 51__,, ,,__,..._ ... _ - -.1000 • t ... e over pymts. 831-7061 '75 DATSUH 210% ove r SSOOO. 968-5065. Pone... t75·0 -------- 8 cylinde r , 4 s peed , •••••••••••••••••••••·•• T-'---1. t767 cassette /s t e r eo . A '67 Jaguar 3.8 MK llS all '75.,...SCH • .....,.. veritable diamond of a orig. very well main· .--E ••••••••••••••••••••••• sport.s carintrulysuper b tained Must Sacrifice t14 lt71TllUMPH condition with only 2,000 846-IS70 Dynamite 5 speed sport.s Srhhii m i les ClAC N465) 1 car in x.lnt condit.ion i11· believe that lhe first sin· I•• -Cittlia 9734 side &out. <•MPP> COMfMlilll $5 " 5 4 s.....-.1 trans. white with cere buyer will drive it ••• •••••••••••••••••••• ~ home '66 Ka rmann Ghia. good JIMu•••o..1o bla c k interior , o n ly S5,4H IOlwnHAM d Bestoff ..vuu" 25.000 miles & e xtra con . er. • vousw•'-Ra..1 6'5-9342 • ,...U""I clean! (73158C). WOUSWAGEH Lmcia t736 L8711 Beach Blvd . HOW SJHS 142-2000 IAICB STIHT 7600 Westminster Ave. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I '7t POISCHE •=~~~t in Westminster '79 4 dr,sedan. Lo miles 893·7551 638-7880 auto, pwr windows. "92r COUPE Ca;J'A MF.SA brakes steering. 831-0106. V8, 5 s peed, air cond... 545-lll .. pwr . windows , cr uist·, _________ .. _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM /FM cass. & und·er •6, 1'11~ Tl6 '74 DATSUH 710 Mada This super gas saving 4 cylinder has been main· talned with great care ! Y o u want g reat tra n s p o r tati o n '! 1964KMW > It's yours for t731 only $2487 JO ... SOH & SON L-.MerctrY 2626 Harbor Blvd" Cost.a Mesa 54~5630 •11o.1•1.111M 16.000miles! (9200368). 6 cylinder, 4 speed. A ,..IVU"'I S27,tll ver y c le an TR6. ln MADA auperior condition. This NOW OPEN is a truly classic sport Orange County's car. <ZDL819l The actual Volume Mazda Dealer value is impossible to 956-1120 establish but you can AMAHllM own this ~;::,for only M•%DA '74 911 Coupe. 5 speed , IOlwnHAM 801 S. Anaheim Blvd s te reo. a lloys. ver .Y YOUSWA .. EH Anaheim clea n. St0,500 Han s , 7600 WestminsterAve. ;4 'Rx4-Four Doo~ -Oelux 536·3033dys. in Westminster C l e a n , One O wner "78 911SC. pet bluttar'l _893-_· _755_1 ____ 638-_'1880 Miche lin Tires. Mag lthr. 18K mi. AM /FM Wheels, Low Mileage on cass. air. snrl. P7-8' ~. New Motor. M i n t cond $24.001} '76 TR7. xlnt cond . Need cash-best offer . Serious buyers 631-1Z73 (714) 548-6468 631-1 S32 -Yoll1WCllJlll 9770 Merced.la-9740 '67 P o r sche . cana r :1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• yellow. Mach. tires, xlnt '71 YW Rabbit 1a;....;..;.; _ _.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_..I lt66.,.CEDIS cond.17500.644-4443 S un r oof. 4 s peed , ForSale CHEAP!! Slil{htly used turbo kit '70 '74 Oatsun Z cars 768-5837 '78 510 Sedan amlfm . a le , 1mmac rond 29K mi, 551 ·9087 '79 310CX. xlnt cond , am/fm stereo cass, lo ma, best offer. 642·53'73 '80 200 S X , b l ac k h a tc h bac k b e auty , w /wire whls & Decor Pkg, sunroof. am /fm stereo cass. only 8000 mi, like new, StSOO & take ove r pymts. Mic hael. 646-9911. Must sell '77 280Z. Stick shirt, ma~ wheels Ex· tras . Perfect cond. $6200 640-5074 '78 Datsun P U 29.000 on g miles. stereo. like new, mak e off er. S t eve 957-4089 or 731 ·3262. 25054DOOa cassette . DI ESEL '75 Silver 914. 2 O. xtra·;. UNP Sedan. AJI original with h a n d m ad e w h 1 5 . 1717 · > a utomatic trans .. pwr. $6995 s teering. AM /FM radio. Blaupunkt radro. see 1 •:> a ir cond .. white w ired in· apprec 6'5-7848 te r ior & low mile~' R.....et tTU R674). 975!i HOWS3995 IAIERSTIHT USED CARS 1425 Bake r Street COSTA MF.SA 545-3334 '61Mn250S Com plete overhauled en1ine, mint cond.. It beile/t.an int. (661PCF > S,lli11hdllMW 831-2040 495-4949 Closed Sunday ........................... '711EHAULT UCAI' Shar p original yellow 2 door. 4 speed, radio Iv h eate r . 4 0 M P G (494VC0> S24t5 JIMMAAIHO YOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 '71 R·l6. auto trans. sun - roof. radio. $1000 or beBl '67 ~. immac. in & offer. 641-8'T71 ou~. blk/red. a uto_. 2·lops. Rois I~ 975fi 1977 RAlllT 2 door. 4 cylinder. 4 s pee d . s un ro o f . p i n s tripes. s t e r eo cassette . A super fun gas-saver! (4UYJ'J D) Sl5t7 ~~u~~·/d~nve~. ~11 ··;_·ii;[AtiiiN·u~s~i.··· ·so -MBZ JOOSD. Tur bo' JRR ~~~VER '] ,·~ .. ~ .• 1'\;'..':.:'.,',~~',:1n11 Dsl. Wht blue leath ROLLS·ROYCE •73 vw Bug, xlnt cond AM I FM st e r eo cass r S3 000 552·0165 731·1663 1So40J.,n-u ' · ., • ., ,,. • ., ' ..... _.. ... ,.. '""""......., ------~ ---------- '66 MB 251lS. lo mi. xlnl ~ VW parts, '68 left & right '71DATSUN 1200, 33MPG. c o n d . mu s l s e 11 . __ ClOS~SUNOAYS door, '73 left door. S50 XLNT, $1000. $4500/080. 675-1669 1961 Silver Cloud whilr'. each. 548-!n44 675-1<170. _ '78 4SOSLC. 31K mi. 1th;. goo d cond. s 2 1.50•j•. ----- '80 200SX. immaculate. int., nu tires. lite blu Owner . 640-49!19. 4 c~u5Z. ~:~. A silver, 10,000 m i. loaded. m etallic , sunroof. all '61 lolls loyce beautiful baby blue . fa c t. mags. $7900 . x tr a s · Imm a c · RHD.MktnighfBlue. (688 MPV > It r-lTll s ~·5574, 548-3975 714/~ a /c, power, $20,000. superior and I belie ve &45-8375Cosu Mesa you will be happy to own "69 Datsun Roadster good '73 450SL. classic while on ---------this dynamite car for cond. l:!000/080 white beauty. immac. 2 SOGla t7611) only 675-5369 tops. new Mich .. a m /fm •••••••••••••••••••••". cass, 11500 & assume lease S276 mo. Michael. 646-9911. '74 Datsun 610, xlnt ga mileage, rebll eng, G t r ansportation. Sl750 675·7S54.638··21111M. '71 2SnS. 1 owner . Xlnl. cond . $5500. ,. .. Eves: 759-1040 Datsun Z moto 4~L '78, yellow. loaded. LEASE DIRECT! 1911 SAAi TUllO. $2'9' IOIWITHAM YOUSWA~IH 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893.7551 638-7880 7331A +·other Darts Ascot 9rey/leather 788-583'7 Ski r acks. etc. Perf. cond. Pvt. owner moving E ast. $26,850. Ca ll . 714-~ llACH IMPOIT!!i 848 Dove Street N EWPORT BEACH 7t¥¥t IUS Dynamite 4 passenger with 4 speed, low miles . original (382YHS) pare ............. - tio111 plus more! Ferrari 9723 C316 .. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ·75 Fer rari Di.no. 308 GT4, 6.33CSi mint cond. lo mi. asking Sacrifice, must sell 1966 M B250S xlnt cond , 675-1669 or 833-2105 Sapphire W./lecrther S30K. U>-1015. pare......, int. Alt o~ Fiat ---9725 '73 4~L. classic white. Haws! C41501 ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt cond. 88,000 m i. 6.33CSiA '71 AAT 707RDQ, cal1644·1533. AlpiM wllih/t. W. 128 Rallye 2 door. Low Me r ced es B e n z '78 Al apNoM ~ mon! miles. original & sha rp! 450SEL, black, sunroof, (426 71 ( 12147 l alloys, must see to ap- HUG[ SAVINGS! JIMS~~~HO ~~~·~.~:JJl orf.: F b 6 & 7 0 I VOUSWAGIH '67 MERCEDESZSClS Sa~Mmcll I~~ 187~4e;;r;:vd. Bea~. S3500 28402 MarJuerite Pkwy· '79 Fiat 2000 Spyder 2816 lib new Misston Viejo 9100mi, amtrm tape, '31-534t n 1-2040 mint. moo. 493-5366 Closed Sundays M4H t744 ---------I.... t727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------························ IOI Md.AllM'1 & 850N. Beach Blvd. l..AHABRA (5 Mi. No. of SA Fwyl '7141122.n n Sunday by Appt. _....._ ..-.-.. _.... __ --......... .... . ..... -···· . 752.0900 ORANGE COUNTY SAAi 'BUY or LEASE DIRECT OVERSEAS DELJVERIF.S 101 20 Garde11 G •ove B 1 Garoen Grove 530·919C tn:z .......••....•.....•. ". '7tW.. .... 4 wheel drive, low mue~:. excelle nt conditio1!ll . CIOOWRO> Sdllthdl IMW IJl-2040 • S6H5 JIM~RIMO YOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 ...... ......... ...... .... .w ....... UM4 ........ UMd .... UHd •• UHd ......... ,............ . ................................................................................................................. . !.J? •• ~ ..... !~ .~~.!!!19 •••••••• !?!.! ~ ••••••••••••• !!.~! ~::~ ........ !!.~! ~ ............ !!.~~ ~ .......... !!.~! OVER190 NEWAN DEMOS OPD EYEIY NIGHT Till 9:00 FIEEWAY CLOS£! WE ISCOUNT! ·11 vw sc•occo ·n ... -.. "9!r+C... Pow•r wiadow'1. pow•r doo r lod1 '•. a tr a t II atereo, powt r u t '1 Load ed , ~ery t lran <-.wn1 16491 4 C')ll ..... , 4 ..-.d. f ltJC '-"lilll lllCUll tor)' 1lr t ond ltlonang, ~ 831 <m> •tt rto Wt are proud t~ otter tbia beiiuUful dn k bl\M' VW with tan 1nter1ur to \he bu.Ylnl public She i. In •u!Jirb cond11Jon drlvn like • d;t•um l~I laOft aak>for $1,4ff IOlwmtAM VOUSWA6 .. 7900 Westminster Av ... in W~mlJ\.ster '76 IUICI Lo"' m1lu1e 1-;i.tule wagon 9 passenger with t'Very d ra Original & s harp 1950PIL> sms JIMM.UJHO VOUSWAeEH 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 893.-7~1 638 78't0 ·18 Buick Centun l .1m1t '71 vw Super Bug. reblt ~o-!~7 xlnt l'Olld $3 950 eng, 39,000 m1, gdd cond Am l'"'m <'llSS S2.200 l'all '80 Buick Park AH·nue. bet"'een S.9pm, 645 4799 6 mo old. xlnt rnnd • 7 9 0 , h 4 d \'elour mt. full) luJlll'tl. 8 s er r a s k in g $9.750 l'all Hatchbal·k, air, cass lo 1714 14~ mt, xlnt l'Ond $6200 of f e r 6 4 0 2 4 9 7 '79Estate Wgn.all µ"'r.lo eves/"'kends. 9799930 mi . assume ll·as<•. days $199 mo 759-1867 '70 Squareba<·k. m ech. res tored, dean in & out, S2000i0 HO 646·432'7 '72 V W RUG dean . rblt e n g . Mu s t S l·ll ' S2200 OH0960-4607 '73 Centurion l'om t'r11blt• AM, FM stt'reo. 1\C full pwr. $2150. 644 4167 t-:STAT E SALE 1956 Buic k Spt'C'lal'' 2 dr hardtop. I owner 44.000 •HQ oat c -Very wry cltan ma1. wheel'•· Ult, power wln, dow11\eftlo radio. 49,000 mlln l•PQT> 14495 • Che~Moma '7' 2 -+ 2 H a t c hb a c k ' Ec on omical 5 s p eed m Anua1 trans. Clean car! (062XJU). Ot4l. y $45'5 .- HOW AID Ce.. ..... Dove & Quail Sls NEWPORT BEACH 13).0555 1'76C..VY CHEVfTTE 2 Da. Automatic trans , rebwlt l'ngine. AM/FM & ra llye wheels. IOSORIX) MOWS2795 IAlaSTIHT USll>CAaS 1425 Baker Street COOTA MF.SA 545-3334 1976MALllU 71 DOO•ICOLT 79.-CUIY 4 cylindfr. 4 •peed. air MOM•ICH condltionin1. ate t eo, • Th.la btaullfuJ 4 door Thla .. avery pretty UtUe fut ures t be e legant Colt. (7HTST) Tn t drive com fort ol cloth interior. her and YoU ~II kick up factory air cond.. and 1our heeb and drive tt full vinyl top. Driven un- home foroaly der 1;000 miles by a top H ,6tt Ford ractory e xecutive•' IOI WITHAM (618649> Now It 's yours VOUCSWA... for only SS. 7800Westminster Ave . JO~ Ir SOM in Westminster LIK• M.rc.., 893-7551 638·7880 2626 Harbor Blvd' •79 DODGE OMMI Cceta Mesit Yes ! High gas mileage in 540-5630 hi~h style ! A low lo~ M1td9M) 9952 pr1cde ! ~~h 4 cyl.,ira1r ••••••••••••••••••••••• con ., W1ule wall t es. 1977 MUST .._.4 (S19XKA> See it now ! A"w S4799 JOHNSON & SOM LIRcolftMercwv 2626Harbor Blvd'. Costa Mesa 540-5630 -----'79 DODGE COLT 4 door. 4 cylinder . auto lrans .. ttlt wheel. custom wheels, radio <302618) $4297 Allkl-.tlc, air, pow.,. sherl119, AM·FM shrN. 1650UHC) Sl5U BARWICK 0 A T'>UN • --c .-.~\ __ ,..,,,._ .I J• I J \ OJ JP\ •79 Mustang. 4 spd. air. ps, cass stereo. 14M mi. m i nt cond . $4990 495·9067. 831-7540 ••n•11• 78 Mustang. PS. P B. a uto, '8118 ll.t1IHt1 111\d 1 ..... 1 .. \1 •. , ... t11111:no 47K mi. S3200 OHO r vt Pty 675 2069 evs '69 VR. auto. mal'!s. cond $1900 8474115 CLASSIC Ford 9940 'ti8 Mustang. 1 owner. Auto trans .. air cond . ••••••••••••••••••••••• needs pumt Sl2351best powl'r stc•ering, jlOWt'r '78 Granada. 6 cyl. 2 dr. ofr 546-2312 brak es, V roof . \U re xlnl rond. air. ps. pb, wh eel covers , radio . I ape deck, S3JOO 496 0246 (359PrtJ ) eve/wlmd S2997 '66 M uslang t'ouvt Stoek. lo m1. xlnt cond. S750 771 1228evei, 1980 CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING ON OVER 50 TO CHOOSE FROM BOB WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN '72 auto BllG orig m1. xlnt cond PS. ~P."'IP.!"'1!111!!1"~~ 1979FORD FAIRMONT Oldsmobile 9955 runs we ll, $1200 541}.193.'> PB. dynaflow $3900 ofr (213> 592 5832 7600 Westminster Ave in Westminste r 893-75Sl 638-7880 '79 VW BUS s nrf amt(m Cadiloc 9915 Z ~ . • •••••••••••••••••••••• 76VWVAN r ass. '"""· bra wlt1re v--1 _.._ .... mount, 23K m1. S7400 _. lllTW'U 7 passenger , looks & runs great. All original c7270> 675-4876 Used Can!! CllVIBIMW lst & Broadway Santa Ana 835 3171 •71 VW Sq:areback. snrf., '77 Cad.~·· Am/Fm cass. new cires. Astro roof, spl i t clean &t.2·49'l3 eves powtt i.att.er Hots, '7 6 VW UlllT '66 for $1600. '67 for $2600. 4 cylinder, 4 speed. A re· Or Best offer p.p. MUST ally nice little car m very SELL 548-1005 g ood co nd i ti on (810PCW> This Rabbit is Vol•o 9772 economical and a true • ••• • • •••••••••• •• ••• •• bargain for only VOL VO $3299 IOIWITHAM VOUSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave. In Westminster 893-7~1 638-7880 'IOVW SCHtOCCO Dynamite 4 speed with air . Silver/black. Com· p a r e th i s pri ce' (l57MPQ) $6'95 JIMMAllNO VOUSWAGDI L8711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 '77VWUlllT 4 cylinder. 4 speed A very nice car al a very affordable price 1l runs great and is a pretty polar while in colo r 1958TCL > It can be yours for only $3699 IOIWITHAM VOUSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminste r 893-75S l 638·7880 '71 VW DASHER Sun root 4 speed station wagon. Only 17,000 miles on th is beauty (902UZY l SALIS, SERVICE AMDLIASIMG OVE RSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS EAILlllE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd. COS"r A MF.SA 646-9301540-9467 '71 VOLVO Dynam ite 264 GL sedan Automatic, air. steerin~L cruise. leather & stereo cassette on this beautiful s u nroof Origina l & clean! (044 LXJ S59'5 JIMMAllMO VOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd_ 142-2000 OIAMCH COUMTY VOLVO EXCLUSfVELYVOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer in Orange County' BUYor LEAS E DIRECT titt wt.et, cnliH c~ trol, door locks. IOL2 ZER I $7995 TOUlt #I CADILLAC DEALBSHIP IN OIAMGE COUMTY! SALE:s. SERVIC F. AND LEASING It n 1'. • t I 1 ""' l~h.1 t I •,t \\.·-.. '1JIJ H ~l '76~•1• Power windows. power seats, cruise. till, very lo w m iles loral rat . f831RYYJ $7995 $4995 JIMMAllNO VOUSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 10 120 Garden Grove 8 1 G lJoWll> ltttll(~ arden Grove 530-9190. 4~ 8Jj.(BX) 142-2000 ·72 144F., air, AM F'M. clean. xlnt. $1950 OBO 759·1439 66 Bug. Rblt , new tires. m te r ior . Pe rr paint A.tos, Used Sl,650. 1-661-3982 c;;:;.;••••••••••;90j '69 VW Camper. perfect cond, new eng. poptop. all xtras. Must sacri rire S2800 or bs t o f fe r 645-7589. '75 Sci rocco, S3500 or pymts o f Sl 50 /mo . a m /f m s t ereo. nu brakes, yr guar. on eng. trans & diff. 5..57-6577 '77 VW Bus, Champagne with J imini re movable ......................• 1963 MGB. new tir es. brakes. SIOOO/best offe r. 1973 Buick, new trans .. tires, brakes S800tbest offer 492 1245 luick 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 Riviera Classic Mdl. beautiful cond. Ma g w hls. a ll opt . $1295. 646·7274 c a m per. awnin g , '73 Century, good cond: AM /FM cus, xlnt. 16400. asking SIM>O. 646-9&69or76G-9561 851-0924 '80CADILUC COUPE o De Ville is a nice plJ tl' to be. and even :1 more beautiful thing to own' Loade d with luxur v' Includes leather interior. wire wheel covers. cruise control. <604ZBJ I No"' only SL2.588 JOHNSON & SOM Liftcolft Mere 2626Har bor e1":J C-Osta Mesa ' 540-5630 '77 Eldo loaded MUST SELL, Xlnt Cond. Lo Mi. 14995 eve, wknds 548· 7962 I "'I t \It•' t )Ill ti.I.Ill '78 CHEYY MOVA Air cond . auto trans .. power s teer ing. power b r a k es, vin yl r oof. Ra llcy wheels , r a d 10 . Real Nice' !7&0TKCI $3597 ~lill8 ll.11 h111 Hll d C '1"1,1 \11 ·,,1;,111 0.1:M1 1971 CAPRICE CLASSIC Auto. trans., air cond , powe r steering. power bra kes . cruise. V-r90f, radio &more ! 0539571 S3 9 '~8 l l,t1 IM11 111\d ( 0,1,, \lt•'J ~Ill O.l:IO SHUSFtlST! We have a good selection o r NE W & USE D Chevrolet.s ! CONNELL o CHEVROLET :.%!1111.trt•H Bl\ ti c flST '\ \H.s \ 546-1200 Chevy Impala '65 V-88 cyl c n g fo r s a l e , S250. 642·1076 '77 MONTE CAILO SZlOO. !')52-1442 C0tttine"'at 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76UMCOLH MAIKV Loaded whit e bea uty v.1th a II the extras G real condition llAJN6171 $4395 JIMMAllNO VOUCSWAGEH 111711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 '77UMCOLM MARKV o P revious owner de manded lots of luxury incl leather inter ior . quad stereo tape, tilt wheel. cruise control (072ZXI'.:> Now yours for only $6477 JOHNSON & SON Lillcolll Mercwv 2626 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-5630 Auto trans air cond . power steering. radio & More• (459VZBI S3797 '79 Ford Van. st'll or trade AE1767 $6195. eve wknds S52·1304 ····.~·;~~····1 Air cond1t1oned. ·1 ';l)('l'O 3.595 mile--CIAPC493 ) $6395 Classic· '61Super118 All Orll'!. 56.000 m1 b.•'I offer 645 9024 '71 Ford Co"llntry Wa~on SlOOO 548·5998 '76 Cutlass Rrnugh11m S u prem e w 'T To p . 9945 AM FM ster('(). AC. wire ••••••••••••••••••••••• whJs. 60.000 m1. $2725 '77 LINCOLN 644 4373 MARJ( V Pinto Power v.indows. ix>wer ••• •• •••••••••••••••••• seats, tape1stereo. l~n ·73 Pinto wgn, nu en~. rm dau top, tilt w~eel. cruise tape , shar p nu tires, control. He!"e IS one or the m ust sell s1500 645 9519 most luxunous a nd com · • · fort.able cars ever built 642.3789 This beaut iful Mark V 1 ... '71 Runabout good cond, in re markablt> t'ondition 751-6109 (814Z Y0 1 Bring your chauffeur and drive It "JMOlllh home for only ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5,699 'IO PL TMOUTH IOI WITHAM AUOW VOLKSWAGEN 4 cylinder. 4 speed. fac 7600 Westminster Ave. tor y air cond1lto ning , inWestn:>inste r a m trm rad io. An e x· 893·7~1 638-7880 trem ely sharp car w ith '77 UMCOOtl VERSAILLES o Luxury in a size for lo· day! Driven under 27,900 miles! Features leather Interior. tilt wheel, quad ste reo. cruise control. alum in um wh e e l s . (614TXC) See it now! $5777 JOHNSON & SON LillcolllMerc 2626 Harbor Brvl C-06ta Mesa 540-5630 '75 Mark IV, 67K m1, velour upbol, top shape. SJ200. 548-3365 only ~.800 m iles She haio; a s hade kit and beaut iful inte rior. (3867..SS) Please give her a ne w home this wee kend for only $5,699 IOIWITHAM VOUSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave in Westminster 1193 7551 638-7880 '76 P lymouth Volarc Sta lion Wagon AM1t-'M stereo. full power, good cond needs body wnr k. Sl500 ORO Call a fter 5pm 494-6379 '66 Slant 6 Very rlean S6llS 492 8807 '71UMCOLH TOWHSIEDAH " The nagship of proud '69 Plymouth ac; I!. S400 Lincolns' This one has any lime all the luxury you would 631 5363 expect plus Johnson & 2 1978 and 1 l!n!I Vol:lr • 1 Sons GOLDEN TOUCH' . : ' ( 1233U KH I R d d door station w.1,1?ons All c uce have V 8 CI D f'n "me.; now S6478 " · air cond1t1onmg. power JOHNSON & SOM s te ertnJ? and hr a kr s .I Lincoln Mercwy AM FM stt>rt'os tmled 2626 Harhor Blvd glass. 2 ha v(• power v. m C-Osta Mesa dows and 1 hos spel'<I 540-5630 contr ol. All are high Mercury 9950 mileaste l'rirrd St.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• b elo w b lue h on k ORANGE COUNTY'S ANEST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALERSHIP who lesa le al a pprox 1m ately S1600 Offers will be a rcepted. (;an I)(' S<'en a t Orange Coast n ail) Pilot plant, 330 W Fla y. Cos ta Mesa Ask for Fleet Administrator or Friday, F.t>ruary 6, 1981 FACTORY INVOICE LESS 2% TRADES ACCEPTED r :;.,.-PIKT0.19~3.,!0~•D D "c fr.-I t YI l<•t.. .. 1979 TRIUMPH S,ITFfaE EQy•D·I!"•' I j M)t .... LiO@oO ,,. 'I ~M , ~ c.•)'llof!""' •11 .. rn"° ¥11~ A '•' 1 •1ffM. l>-i" ., ·fN " •·•I 1t j Cl" .. " I\ ••f'1!r' 6 , •> N'I. •ll'i P4 "1(:J( 54488 1979 FORD MUSTANG Emnom1ca• 4 CV" IK'IO~""' 4 ~ rrant 1 0 con<t AM·FM CH••ne CUilom -· & very lOW ..,,, .... S•Ntf lt>ltnt:>r Wfl~ blue bul'>N• $ll'WOV SI~ P"8i DEALERS WELCOME 1974 DOOGI COLT ~•tOtuo ~ ... 1n • toeen trans A._. FM~ Du' •• , t••" I QOfO •·••t•Ot Soho IOw Cotl t1•n1oonr-t0n1 ~14t<OO• S'1rt 0 133AJ ~1688 1979 PL TMOUTH -'DUS TB .. s11n1 e ~ .._ ........,..IC 1,_. PW! st-"'9. w -• tx>d<etC -~ ..... ll)j~ly Olut 9COllClmy w~h , .. , 1,,.,, 1!'>.000mtlM! ISer 16351 (Slk 45101 1979 M6 .. l''IOADSTla • al>ffd Ir.,__ AM/FM~-. med,.,-. '•c11al ,.,., & l•H '"•n 1 LOOO or191n•I ""'"~ 4$$WOVI S"' :I014AI the gar age 642-4321. .. -------------+---------------1980 HONDA '78 Sedan DeVille. blue, loaded . xln t cond , S7S00/080. ~ '77 E l Dorado : Needs some attention. S3500 or best offer . S.1&-7898. 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979 roKTIAC IOM4EV1LLE 4 Door Sedan. Loaded inc. full power. fa ctory rallye wheels, vi.nyl top. AM /FM with tape, only 11 .000 m iles & much more! (lAlJ<MS). MOWS5995 IAKmSTlllT USIDCAIS 1425 Baller Street COS"J'A MESA 54S.Jl34 ACCORD • ' wet Dl!auty •th S -~ tti1n\• .. n <>' ~-.. r~ and ." '"•" 18.500 ""'ll!S' ,,, ' <•, """""' •""""6Cvt.• C•r•1181$VSA• fS•, f0080A1 55688 1975 FORD F600 "ST AIEIED" 16 ft -·---11-•t>Q ltiec> tl'Ol'k NII_. 111C1 ~ 10W mol"'' A ,_II ~~hOt ... 1)(11104). (Siii 4400T) 1979 FOID Ft 50 "CICUP VI 3 -"-"""' °""*"'9, AM-f'M -ll>d CIMn • I Din -llttt _, 9.900 -CS. ~8711 fS"' N611T') s59a . GIANT VALUES ON HUliE INYDITOIY OF "SPECIAL PUICHASE" NEW AND USO '79 AND 'IO CHIYSLERS BRAND NEW 1979 'CHRYSLER CORDOBA AND Pl YMOUTHS. FABULOUS SAYINGS . . . SEE ATLAS CHRYSLER, Pl YMOUTH NOW! USED 1980 CHRYSLER Le BARON 4 DOOR SEDAN BRAND NEW 1979 PLYMOUTH HORIZON TCJ HATCHBACK $ 1975 PLYMOUTH Y 4UANT SIDAM Automa11c trans . air cond1t1onmg. power steering & brakes. vinyl top. radio. w sw tires and more' (336MCG) 5 1995 1980 PLYMOUTH VOL.All SID.AM 6 cyl .. automatic trans .. air cond .. pwr. steering & brakes. radio. custom moldings. vinyl top. wsw tires & more' (703YVU). 54495 Prto1oto, 1llu"t•11on put 00 .. h onry 1979 PLYMOUTH CHAMP court Economical 4 cyl engine. 4 speed transm1ss1on. power brakes. racho. wsw tires & morel (115WVB). 53695 1978 PLYMOUTH urro10 court 4 cyl. engine. standard trans .. air cond .. pwr. brakes. AM-FM stereo caseette. bucket seats. wsw tires & morel (194WKR). 54695 • $ Equ1pmen1 includes VS engine. automatic transmission. lilt steering wheel. power steet1ng, power brakes & more• (114761J INCLUDES NEW CAR WARRANTY! USED 1980 ARROW · SPORT PICKUP 1978 CHRYSLER CORDOIA court Loaded me. VS. auto trans . air cond pwr steermg & brakes. pwr windows & seat. tilt wheel cruise control. AM-FM 8 track vinyl lop & much more• (244WCQ) 53995 1980 CHEVROLET CITATION SH>AH 6 cyl . automatic trans . a•r cond . pwr steering & brakes. 2 tone paint custom moldings & interior radio. wsw tires & more• (294YVK) 55195 Equipment includes an economical 4 cylinder engine. automatic transmission. air cond1t1oning. power steering. power l>rakes. AM-FM radio custom wheels and morel (1V20856). Based on the manufacturer.'s sugciested retail price direct from Chrysler to you, on all financed brand new 1981 Chrysler, Plymouth Cars, including ln;ports and the "K" Cars, but not the hqperial. I 1977 DATSUN 1 10 SID.AM 6 cyl engine. automatic trans .. aJr cond., power brakes, wsw tires & more' (0Cl1140) 54195 1980 PLYMOUTH ' AllOWCOUPI Economical 4 c yl. engine, automatic trans., air cond., pwr. brakes. bucket seats. radio, wsw tires & morel (548ZGT). 55295 FOR FLEET SALES & LEASE' INFORMAnoN, CALL , GENE FIANIO 546-1934 SEIWCE HOUIS· MONDAY THIU FRIDA Y 1:30 A.M. TO 5:30 p M SATUIDAY· .. B:OO A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. ' • • . . lllllll\-. ltllH lll\ll)t. 1'1111 ----...,.-' -11111111 llllY PIPIR 0 H J\ N ( ~ l C 0 lJ N I Y < . A I 11 0 I l N II\ :.> '1 C f N T S ------------'Just leading up to the big stufr---------- Coast eiti:ens reaet to Beagan talk Compiled Illy t.M Daily PUo&S&aff cerned citizens all along the Orange Coast reacted to- da) to President Reaean's report on the nation's economy, earn ed on television Thursday night Here 's• sampling of hov. some of your neighbors fell. -Laun Alenader, 70, of Laguna Beach, a Laguna Greenbelt member ·· t think that it's a very good idea if we are gorng to cut waste. 1 think everyone welcomes the idea of a tax cut And. third, I just hope the people in the lowest range of financial mcome w1J I not be hurt ... -Richard baaer, 41 , Newport Beach real estate in- vestor: ''This was just leading up to the big stuff. This is just for public consumption. The real stuff should come in about two weeks .'· -Merry Lent, 53. homemaker. Huntington Beach. "I don't like the proposals . Nobody is saying what impact they NOTICl:. TO PATRONS All local and express bus service may be suspended begin ning Thursday. February S, 1981 due to a labor di pute involving our coach operators and bus main tenance employees. We apologize for any incomenience th~s may cause you. We as.sure you that \\e will resume service as quickly as possible. For informa tion on OCTD 's carpool matching service . rall 636 RIDE. -----·) NOTICIAS PARA PASAJEROS fs probable que el jueves S de febrero de 1981 , se suspenda el sen·k io de autobuses tanto local como ex preso debido a una dispu ta laboral que envuelve a los ronductores y mecanicos de los autobuses. Nos disrulpamos por las inconveniencias que esto Jes ~ause ) les asegu ramos queen cuanto antes po ibk sc reanuda ra el servicio. Si desc:i ~her ·inf · • h . ormac1on sobre .. carpool mate mg del OCTO" U 0 sea que comparta un ride con alguien. ame al 636·7433 . ., o.ilJ l"lleC "'" -SIGN OF TIMES FOR ORANGE COUNTY BUSES Me1Hge taped to depot pole In Laguna Beach Evt:ryone waiting; nobody's rolling By GLENN SCOTT 01 1M Dally ,. .. _. St•ll It was a waiting game today for both sides as the Orange County Transit District strike threatens to keep public buses off the streets for the third day on Saturday. Negotiators for the United Tr a nsportation Union , r e presentin g 957 s triking m ech anics and bus drivers , claim they are waiting for dis- trict officials to soften. At the district, officials say it's the union's turn to act. And bus riders who account for up to 100,000 trips a day are restlessly waiting for the time when they can res ume t heir usual bus-ridin~ routine. There was little hope today 'that officials from the district or Coas t Weather Night and morning low clouds, otherwise fair through Saturday. Lows tonight 42 along the coast, 50 Inland. Highs Saturday 62 to 67. IN818E TOD~ 't' Prqanno for movie role• talcea tta loll on two ffora. See Page CJ. .... AIY-~ Al LM...,.• M ...._ ... , Calllln!N Al C ......... OMI ~ .. C..• ·-•• 0..-...... '" ......... "' ...... , ICM ~ .. .....,..... 111 ..... .. .. ..... ta ~ ............. ) the union were willing to make the first move -a possible sign of weakness -to resolve the contract disputes, District General Manager James Reichert said that his sid e informed union officials when a ftnal discussion broke down Wednesday that the dis· lrict is ready le resume talks. Union officials, he claimed, had no response. "We told them we're ready lo start 'when you 're ready to have ,meaningful discussions'." said Reichert. "When they're ready, they'll let us know.'' At the union headquarters In Anaheim, general chairman Joe Couturier reported that there are no talks in the works, and no talks about starting talks . "Is there no solution, then?" he was asked. "We're read y to s peak anytime the district is," he said. "ll·s kind of a wait-and-see at- titude." . The strike was called at 12:01 a . m . Thursday by the union leaders, who so far have been unhappy with district olfen for a new contract for the mechanics and driy-era. The breakdown iii negotiations baa centered on questions of wages, including cost-of·llvinl raises. Couturier said the former three-year contract, which ex· plred in December1 gave driven '8.46 an hour ano 1eml·annual cost-of.livinl increases baaed on the consumer price index for all items on the Los An1eles-1An1 Beach index. Mechanics earned St.a an hour but only reeelved one c:o1t- of · llvln1 lacreaae a year, be aald . In the new eontrad offer. dil- trict aftldala ........ to ..... a aecoad IDcrnle for meeb.anla, but wanted a • pereent "'llDI oa tbelncw. The uaiaD bM held out for ao • (lellftm&,P ... AI) .,/ will haye on the needy people in social programs and the senior citizens. they have been a long time in the making. "The economy is in pretty poor shape. At least he is fac- ing uptoitandnotglossingoverit." "The economy is in bad shape, but the American people have been spoiled and there are a lot or things we don't need. ·'Too many people want too many things and that is help- ing to cause inflation ... -Ruel Coarreces, 55, operat.or of a vegetable stand. Fountain Valley : "We are in a real mess. It will take a while but it sounds like President Rea, an will do a good job for us. He didn'ltellus what we didn'tknow before.'' -Calvla Lu, Irvine, Orange County Sheriff's Depart- ment jailer: "There are ·many \\fays to cut goV'ernment spending. When someone is arrested for drunken driving, it costs taxpayers to book them, clean them up and process them. "They should put them all in one big room and let them sleep itoU; then send them home with a fine.·' -Jay ltoebacll, 42, freelance writer, Huntington Beach : ·'There is a concern on what effects the cutbacks will have on social programs. It is too early to telJ what they will be, however, until s pecifics a re aMounced later this month to Congress." -Mar1aret IUatt, 68, housewife: Huntington Beach: "l believe Reagan is moving in the right direction. I hope he can c ure the economic ills but he can't do it overni~ht because -Peggy Myrick, Irvine, a real estate agent: "I felt he made a real effort to be direct, to the point and practical. The speech sounded financial and not political. He did a good job (See COAST REACTION, Page AZ) School budget slashed HB trustees' cuts total $3. 7 million By PATRICK KENNEDY 011 ... o.i1r ,.,._. St•ff Huntington Beach Union High School District trus tees cut another Sl.7 million from next year's budget Thursday night. The lat1!Sl c uts in vol v e co unselors . t each ers , ad- ministrators and athletic pro- gra ms . Coupled with cuts of Sl million made earlier this week and addi- tion a I layoffs of ins tru~tors Financiers hail talk by Reagan NEW YORK (AP> -Business and financial leaders gave President Reagan high marks today as ''teacher" for bis st.em nationally televised explanation of why the nation is threatened with "an economic calamity." But despit' wishing Reagan s u ccess i n reviving the economy, some said the time BATTLE OF BUDGET WON'T BE PAINLESs-A4 has come for the president to de- liver on his promises of reduced individual and business taxes and cuts in federal spending. "The l ast thing anyone in America could benefit from would be two back·to·back un· s uccessful American presi· dents, .. said Walter Hoadley, chief economist of the San Fran· cisco·based Bank of America. the nation's largest bank. The White House said initial public reaction was overwhelm- ingly positive. Within 75 minutes after the speech, the White House re-ceived 432 telephone calls -378 with positive comments, 24 with negative reactions and 30 that could not be c haracterized positive or negative. a spokesman said. "The top comment was. for the first time in their lives, they were able lo understand the economy," said assistant press secr etar y David Prospe ri. "They didn 'l feel the president talked down to them." Producing a dollar bill, and then 36 cents in change, Reagan explained Thursday how the value of the dollar has declined since 1960. He used charts to show how he hoped to balance the budget before his term ex- pires by slowing the growth of federal spending. "I believe this was President Reagan 'the-4tCOftOm ic teacher'," setting the grollbd.work to imple- ment his proerams, aaid Hoadley to a telephone interview. Retirees to get county 'culture' A preu releue from Cal State Fullerton that tells of the eol- le1e'1 •PriDC educatloaal olfer· in•• for Ntired people saya the pro1ram will include triPI to places ol cultural interest in Southern Oallfonlla. Tbe U.t of plac.. lncludn • '1.-Ancel.. area boUHI ol · worablp, tbe Huntln1toll Botanlcal Gardena, Deatb v.u.,. tbe 1AI Anlel• Comt1 llUMUID of A.rt 8Dcl die Oranp CoaatJ IMltattaa Dl8trtd ol· fteee" ID rp 'ete v.u.,. because of declining enroll ment. district officials es ti male that $3. 7 million has been trimmed from next year's projected $42 million operating budget. The cuts will include laying off 137 teachers. and 16 clerical workers. However, there will be a net loss of 75 teaching positions. Laid off counselors. li brarians and administrators could return to the classroom and bump re· cently hired instructors out of a job. Jer ry Weber , spokes man for counselors, said Thursday the district will be la.ken to court for firing the 40 counselors and replacing their certificated func - tion with classified workers. But according to Superinten· dent Frank <Jake> Abbott's pro· posal, classified workers won't conduct personal counseling but. will hand out "informational" .... , ......... MOUNTAINOUS CAKE ELICITS PRESIDENTIAL SMILE Prealdent and Flrat Lady at eurpr11e party President's 70th brings surprise WASHINGTON (AP) -Ronald Reagan, the oldest man ever to become president, celebrated his 10th birthday today with a surprise visit from congressional leaders and a huge tier ed cake. Reagan smiled broadly as he entered the Oval Office, where the leaders were waiting with first lady Nancy Reagan. BEFORE THE PRESIDENT entered the room, House Majority Leader James Wright, Minority Leader Robert H. Michel, and Rep. Thomas 8 . Evans, R-Del., lifted the fint lady up so that she could light the single yellow candle atop the cake, which stood at leut a foot taller than she. Mrs. Reacan wouldn't let her husband blow the candle out, remembering last year's birthday celebration in South Carolina, where he ended up with frostin1 on bis clothes, On behalf of congressional leaden, the speaker ol the House, 'Ibomas P. O'Nelll, 1ave Reagan a wrapped box con - taining the official flag flown over the Capitol on Inaugura- tion day. MORE THAN 1" people. including such longtime California friends as Jimmy Stewart, are expected at Rea1an'1 birthday party tonight at the White House. The well publlclled "surprile party" will be held by four couples who have been boetl for Reagan •s birthday parties for the lut 20 years. Perhaps because hl1 age wu a campaip t11ue last year. Rea1aq himself bu been Joktnc about the subject the past ,fewdaya. .. I WANT TO TRANK YOO for 1tarUD1 out tbe eelebra· don ol my ai.t umlvenary ol mJ 9tb blrthOJ, .. dM PNll· dat Udqulpped atapra1•.....,alt. And at ablad·tle ~ cllmMI', ReapadeftDed mldclle.,. M ,,..._ ,aa•n f'-1 wttll twotemptaUcml ud yoa cbaaMtbeoaetlaat wllllll,aabomeatDIDeo'e-.. '' Tbe ........... ,.,..... ...... Dr . .,..... .... aatd tbatRMCaa appanatly .......... elebtb•••• health. items lo students about career a nd education choices. On a 4· 1 vote, the board rejected Abbott's controversial recom- mendation to eli minate school nurses to save $176.460. The board also postponed nam- ing s pecifi c athletic programs to be cut until a committee has studied $300,000 worth of proposed reductions . Waler sports are targeted for the greatest losses. <See SLASH, Page AZ ) Top school exec fired in Valley By PIDL SNEIDERMAN Olt ... o.ilW ,.lteol5Uff Fountain Valley School District trustees have fired Superinten- dent GleM Hardy, the district's top administrator since April, 1979. "The board sou~ht Mr. Hardy's resignation because of a disagree- ment over leadership styles and educational philosophies," board President Belly Mignanelli said. She refused to be more specifi c, s aying Thursday's a ction was a personnel matter that couldn't be discussed publicly b y the trustees. The board immediately named Jack Mahnk en . 53. a c ting superintendent. Mahnken, a dis· trict employee since 1962. has been serving most recently as as- sistant superintendent for person- nel services Hardy, S4 . whose annual salary was $47 ,976, d id not attend Thursday 's board meeting. Dis· trict offi cials said today he was not accepting telephone calls on lhtmatter. District spokes woman Trish Torgerson said that because 29 months remained in Hardy's four.year contract, the following settlement was reached prior to the trustees• action: -Hardy was required to resign as superintendent, effective Feb. 5; -He will continue to provide consulting services to the district through June 30, 1981 , then will re- sign as a district empJwee; -Hardy will receive a lump · sum payment of $85,000 "as soon as possible.'· He and his wife will continue to receive health and welfare benefits through June 30, 1981. The action came as a surprise to som e observer s because the superintendent and the board havenotbeenfeudingpublicly. The trustees voted Hardy a $4,300 Per year pay· raise last May, retroactive to the previous July. M~ recently. the board gave Hardy a warm welcome when he returned from a two- monlh medical leave. Hardy wu brou1ht to the dis· trict in 1978 by the previous <See HAllDY, P•le Al) Bandit hits savinp .rll'IJl ~ Huntington A IODe t.ndlt robbed Home Federal Sa ..... ud LoeD Aa· eoetatlla, imt Oald1a Wiit St. • H=z..-.of.__ Tb ........ poUn .. Ported, Police 1814 • ............... ... ta ..... -= .. , .. a teller'a wtadaw. 11111 Ille bed a ....... ---· -.. .,....,. .. a.It, I 1' DM.V Ptl01 ,, . ,., Chemical bkut lwri uvrker 30 feet in air WHrm fl tAf>) A -otbr WU crilicaJtJ llUwed tod11 aller....,_.laur14'd I llhruu&htheatrwb•alltP·Prnluretank ruphandat IH'httnaul ril1nl andaant • elwdohapon lntolbealr. A m.Ue 1qun• ar a • • brtefly 1v.c1&•ltMI H the clearly vl1I· ble •tut .. cloud ~· ad. but n,.. oftl<'l•I• q1&icllll)' lifted the evacua- unn ot'lkr ,.ht·J\ t\ ~ .. ~ dt•tf'rmlntd thtlrt waa DO further danaer. onthe.r •njurl" wt•rt• l'11u1~ by lhe 7'U 1.m. lnc1dent at the. llarhrlOf C"'ht·mlcal Co '" ~ Uiibt lndU1trlal area near Washln1too 81,ulnard and l'utnam v~nu~ 1 111.i th~r~ wH no fire , said Los \n t'I Count\ ftrf' potlr m11n 0 di. Frtt'nd ........... flrt...en -·~,,... S ~ tR Nt'l~(J tAP 1 'f"o mor~ Bay area bws dnvers ~ t n • iatt..aC"lu.·d b> pai. '~n¥er8 tod1&y. 1•118 lh-.n 24 hours after a San f.'r 11t1t•1,.r1.1 Munit lpul l<ttllwtty dnvt'r was shot to death O.U.r ,,..,. •••rp ..... •-"•• t u'i IX> ,\ P 1 The U S dou.&r posted sharp gains today on ""'Id mo™'\ rnarkt•h a' forel~n lraders reaC"ted favorably to Pr t'!>1dent tt~a~an '!! et•onom1c addre!ls to the nation. Gold prices ro:.,• m London a11<.1 Zurich Pola•d'• 11••0• tll,...lftU •trflu- w RSAW Poland IAP 1 Poland's Roman Catholic Church mediated an 1:11d to the 10 da) general s trike m Bielsko-Biala today with assurance:. the 1'omn'lun1st regirne wi ll fire local leaders ac· cused of l'orruptaon by the workers . Hut union officials threatened a strikl' in another southern industr1 al tenter Monday Sodot11t1 •tu1pert IUlcftl Co r.,•fg• WAS HINGTON (AP J Tbe top two House Republicans said today Re p. J on C Hinson. accused of attempted sodomy with another man in a Capitol Hill men'sroom,should res ign. A spokesm an for M1nonty Leader Robert H. Michel of Jllinois said that Mic he l thanks ''it would be in the best interests of all con· cerned if Hinson resigned his seat and concentrated on his personal problems." And Rep. Tre nt Lott. the House Republican whip and. like_ Hinson a Mississippian. s aid , "I am extremely disappointed in Jon Hinson and feel he should resign." Canrer 1.'lrtf• lloh& rep• at llat1 ST. PETERSBURG. F'la. (AP I An e lderly and despondent nurs ing home patient who is dying of cancer was s ubdued by police today after he stabbed a nurse and held officers at bay with a ,gun and knife for nearly two t1ours. police said Dt.~fense Cesti1no11~: Jean Harris said 'very strung out' WHITE PLAINS. N Y (AP > J ean Harris' lawyers called to the stand today a teacher from the Virginia gi rls' school the de- fendant headed to testif) about her emotional turmoil the day Or Herman T arno"er was shot lo death. Karia Hartz Cort e l you. a mathematics lcat:hcr at The Mad1:!1ra Srho(ll ror G irls in Mc Lean, Va , lc!->l lfied that on March 10, Mrs llarras. head mis tress at the school. was "very strung out" just hours before she drove lo New York and fired the shots that killed f'ro• Page A I SLASH ... The specific decisions will be made in March, trustees said . Trustees also requested, on a motion by Trustee Doris Allen, a report on ways to cut another $100,000 from the administrative budget. Thursday night, trustees eliminated five unspecified ad- ministratrive positions for a sav- ings ofS200.000. Besides e liminating the 53· mem ber counseling department for a savings of S723.540, district officials estimate an enrollment decline or 1,000 students will cause32teachers to lose their jobs next year for a sav1n~s of$848.000. Trustees also eliminated free time for instructors who serve as department chairm e n. This would eliminate nearly 17 teacher positions for a savings or $387,412. ln budget action earlier this week the board called for fewer classes for juniors and seniors. re- ductions in driver tr aining pro- grams, the laying off or nine librarians, reductions in bus services and lower graduation re- quirements. District officials say the cuts are necessary because of inade· quale s tate funding due !arge!y to Proposition 13 reductions an property lax revenue -declining student enrollment, inflation and increasing overhead. t he creator of the Scarsdale Diet O n Thursday, Mrs . Harris stepped down from the witness stand. de nying her guilt. but leaving the actual shooting of Ta mower still unexplained T hrough her. the jury learned or the bitter last letter she wrote ht-r lover of 14 year s complain· in~ that a "'thieving slut" had taken her place in Tarnower's will and in his life. Mrs. Harris testified Thursday she only remembered shooting Tarnower in the hand Ma rch 10, t h e ni ght the mi llionaire car diologist was f atall y wounded in the bedroom of his Purchase. N.Y .. estate She has maintained Tarnower . 69. was shot accidentally during a struggle over her gun as he tried to stop her from killing herself. The prosecution contends she deliberately shot him to death in a jealous rage over his affair with Lynne Tryforos, 37. "Isn't 1t a iacl, Mrs . Harris. that on March 10, 1980, you in· tended to kill Dr. Tarnower and then kill yourself because if you couldn't have him , no woman could," Assistant District Al· torney Geor ge Bolen asked dur - ing hi s fou r -day cross · examination. "No. it isn't Mr Bolen," Mrs. lla rras replied calmly. Uunng redirect exam ination by her lawyer , Joel Aurno u, Mrs. Ha rris said Bolen subjected her to ''trial by humiliation" and begged Aumou not to reread her last letter to Tarnower . The letter, among othe r things, denounced Mrs . Tryforos as a "t hieving slut" for trying to push her out of Tarnower's life and will. "Please don't read that letter. please." she cried. S he wept openly several l imes. and once le ft the courtroom leaning on Aurnou's shoulder aftei;: s he collapsed in tears on the witness stand. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat ClaHlfled advertlalng 714/142-5e78 All other department• 142-4321 Thomas P. Haley ...-- Robert N Weed ,,_, M. Thomas Keev1I (- Thomas A Murphine ........... (- Chatles H Loos ................ (dllot e:.:d Schulman l• C.I cat.ten .. n • ........... 0.- ~~·.Goddard, Jr OFFICES co,•• ~ UD w .. 1 l•Y s1,...1 •ui. L•9UM llHch um No CoHI Hkll\wn ~I Hunllft111on 8ffch 171H 8HCll 8oult•U d'1 .. I Copyrl9111 , .. , Or•nQIO Co.st P11blltlllnv C-ny, Ho news \!Orie\, lllu\lrtllon\. eo11or1•1 m•tttr or •O •verllsem•nh lll'•tln mo bt rtll~OClu<tCI wltllOVI '!>eclel 11trmlnlon 01 co1>yrlq111 ow.,., SKond cl•\\ l>O\I. !NICI •t '°'"' M•W, C•lllornl• IUPS t .. -tool ~ut>KrlollOfl Oy C6trltr ~ 00 rnonll'tly, by M•ll U '° monlllly mltlt•ry d•\lin.tllo•" ~ 00 mon1111y Beatles • ID sing for John? LONDON (AP) -The three surviving membe rs or the Beatlet are planning to record . I ,,...._ ... COAST REACTION • I -,- • • ol presen.Ung simple concept.a iD a dlrect way. I would have chan1ed some drutic-soundlng word• Uke cala mitoua.'' -.Jamee Mbekaml, •1. Newport Beach. induatrial worker: "I think you do have todosomethlnc about lnfiatlon. It's our worst enemy But J haven't quite di1e1ted everything he said yet.'' _:SolGadol, 71, South u,una, ~blndeT: "ltaounded pretty plausible. Reagan seemed to know what be wu talk· ing about. Based on what bed.id as governor, I lhlnk he ml&bt • toeether again , the Sun newspaper reported today. In a dispatch from New York, the newspaper said the three - Paul McCartney, George Har· r ison and Ringo Starr -will make a record in tribute to John Lennon, who was shot down out· s ide his New York City apart· ment Dec. 8. do okay. · "I thinJc the economy will get better, ir the Presideot's programsareiiven a chance." -David Melber, 22, Newport Beach, waiter: "I think he did a very concise job of telling the people what is 1oin1 on. Whether the government can do It or not, is someth1n1 else.'' QUESTIONS RAISED Lindbergh In 1935 Lindbergh case data reviewed FLEMINGTON. N.J . (AP> Information from FBI files casts doubt on the testimony of several key witnesses in the 1935 trial oC Bruno Richard Hauptmann, con- victed and executed in the kidnap- murder of the Lindbergh baby, according lo published reports. The information was obtained under the federal Freedom of ln- for ma lion Act and published jointly in Thursday's Hunterdon County Democrat and the New Brunswick Home News. It contradicts testimony by the prosecution's fingerprint expert and handwriting analysts -as well as the id e ntification of llauptmann's voice by the vic- tim 's father . aviation hero Col. Char l es Lindb e r gh , th e newspapers reported . The files also raise questions ahout statements by the go- bet ween in ransom negotiations and the identifi ca t ion o f llauptmann by a taxicab driver who carried a ransom m essage. the newspapers said. The kidnapping case was one of the most famous in American court history. On March I, 1932, 19-month-old Cha rles Lindbergh Jr disappeared from his second· stor y bedroom at the Lindberghs' Hopewell , N .J .. ho me . Lindber gh and hundreds of policemen across the country s earched for the baby until M v 12. when a workman stumbled over the body in a s hallow grave j u s t f ive mi les fro m the Lindbergh home. Two years later , on Sept. 14 , 1934, police a rrested Hauptmann, a 35-year-old Bronx carpenter. The day after his a rrest , police fou nd $15,000 of the $50,000 ransom Lindbergh had paid in a shoebox in Hauptmann's garage. Ha uptmann had said the money had been given to him years earlier by a friend and business partne r leaving for Germany. After a highly publicized five- week trfaJ, based a lmost entirely o n circumstantial evide nce , Hauptmann was convicted of murder. He protested his in· nocence until his electrocution April3.1936. The FBI records were not used during the trial for reasons never made clear. The newspapers said m aterial from the files clearly in- dicate hostility between state in- vestigators and federal a~ents. Copies of the FBI files were turned over to The Hunterdon Co unty De moc r at b y two Philadelphia-area researchers, Thomas Kelly and his nephew, J ames Kelly. who fil ed the FBI re- quest and who have been studying the Lind bergh case almost 30 years. Educator's final rites set Saturday Funeral services are scheduled Saturday for Ronald J. McVeigh, 49, who died Wednesday after a lengthy illness. Mr. McVeigh was a counselor with the Huntington Beach Union High School District and a part- lime teacher at Cal State Long Beach. He taught at Westminster High School when it opened and at F ountain Valley High School when it was founded. Mr. Mcveigh also operated the district's first continuation high school in temporary quarters behind Huntington Beach High School, a family member said. He served in the Army during the Korean War a nd served as past commander of an American Legion post of Hamden, Conn., his native state. He later received a doctorate ln education at UCLA. Services will be held at 9:30 a .m . at Pierce Brother'• Sm.llha' Mortuary, 627 Main St ., Hunt· ln•ton Beacb. I.nterment will be at Rtveralde National Cemetery . Survivors lnelude bla widow, Eiieen ; d au1hten Pam and KarenandsonRobb e. 1 The Beatles split in 1971. The paper said the reunion was being or ganized by the group's longtime producer . George Martin. lt s aid Martin hoped to record an a lbum featuring the three musicians at his $2.4 million s tudio on the Caribbean island or Montserrat. McCartney already is on the island making a record for his group, Wings. No spokes man at E MI . the Beatles' longtime record com - pany, was imm ediately availa· ble for comment. f'ro• Page A J HARDY .•. s uperintendent. Bi ll Plaster, to serve as deputy s uperintendent for business services. When Plaste r resigned 1n April of 1979 to head the Ontario Montclair Elementary School Dis trict, Hardy was immediately selected to succeed him . His four- year contract took effect June 30. 1979. District tr ustees did not publJc- ly announce Hardy's di smissal during the public portion of Thursday's meeting. Earlier this week. the distnct announced that a personnel item had been added to the previously released agenda The item was entitled ··modification or the s uperintendent's contract " After a brief closed session, the trustees adopted "personnel item E .. without explanation. After the public portion of the meeting wa!" adjourned. Mrs . Mignanelli answered reporters' questions about the nature of the .. modification." The board president said a searc h for a new superintendent will be launched soon, with can· didales to be sought from witliin and outside the district. But Mrs. Mignanelli predicted the d istrict is not likely to have a new superintendent before July. Dr. Mahnken, the acti ng s uperintendent. occupied that r o le during Hard y's recent medical leave. He served the distract as a prin cipal. director o r business ser vices. a nd assistant superin- tend e nl of adm1n1s trative services. before tak in g the personnel post. Mahnken, a Fountain Valley resident and the father of seven children, earned his doctorate in education at use. Asked Thursday night whether be wiU apply for perma nent ap- pointment as super intendent. he said, "Al this· point, I haven't made up my mind.•· Space test told WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. intelligence sources say the Soviet Union a ppare ntly has conducted a s uccessful space test of their satellite-killing weapon. -Maarlce E me ry, '3, of Costa Mesa, equipment salesman: "I liked the overall view of him looking like he's going to do something. I don't like ldea of ralsine na· tional deficit ." -Terry Freeman, 23, Costa Mesa, assistant manager or a liquor store : "I think he's going about it the wrong way. His deregulating of gasoline prices will hurt the low· income people and not the Cadillac drivers who can afford it. His ideas will only hurt the nation the way he hurt California." -LaRue Driscoll, 76, Costa Mesa, retired: "Well , about those drastic cuts ... if you have to, you have to .. -Lee Chlld{ess, 59, Laguna Beach, active in the Laguna Beach arts community : ''I'm glad to take a deep breath and be grateful he'll put us on the right tack. We will have to make certain sacrifices, but he's given us con- fidence and I thank God he is in the White House." -J im DICamillJ, 48, Costa Mesa, sandwich shop owner: "l 'm elated. but Reagan is doing a lot of tall talking and he has t o back it up. Maybe he'll put his foot in his mouth. I hope not. He comes on strong and shows good.'' 11 -Kathleen Mic healson, 30. Laguna Beach, interior designer: "Ile wasn't very specific but his talk is what the country needs. We're spending too much money on special programs. "I think the truly needy will s till benefit. But students on food stamps and certain welfare programs will prob- ably be cut. I hope. and think. that will make a difference.·· -Anna Mane Nagy, 45, Irvine, a homemaker: "I have a very positive reaction to the s peech. The programs he's offering are sound. We just hope there won't be any opposition in the Congress lo what he has to offer. '' lt was an upbeat speech even though he talked about the public having to make sacrifices." Fro• Page Al STRIKE. • • ct>1hng, as an the former con tract Re ichert said distract officials have offered plans lo either an· c rease the cost-o r living al lowances 01 wages. but the un· ion has rejected a ll of them Another iss ue ha s been whether OCTD workers should be paid on a scale as high as the one used for Southern California Rapid Transit Distract workers Couturier said he had no wav to know how long the strike would last. "We're prepared lo s tay out until we reach an agree- ment," he said. But lhe workers are receiving only a bout Sl45 a month from the international union ·s strike fund At most. a s triking worker with a large family can receive Sl75 a month. he said. Drug victim hit by cars LOS ANGELES (AP) -A man believed to be under the innuence of the hallucinogenic drug PCP and who was hit by three cars has been placed under a life support system. Luel Marshall. 42, was listed an critical condition. He was hit Tuesday after he was seen re- moving his clothing and running into the street. police said. Witnesses later told Police that a second car hit Marshall and then a third car struc k and dragged him for about 150 feet. Police found Marshall nude and crouching on the hood or a parked car. Child-killing toll hits 15 ATLANTA CAP> Young Lubie Geter hoped to make a little extra money s .... ling car de- odorizers at a shopping center on J an 2. the day he was last seen alive. Instead, he became the 15th victim in a string of child killings here The 14-year-old boy's nearly naked body was found Thursday m a pane thicket southwest of the i:1ty. about IOmilesfrom wherehe disappeared. The cause of Geter 's death could not be deter mined im- mediate ly, according to Fulton Co unty Police Maj . Louis G r a ham. Other victims have been strangled. slabbed. beaten or s hot St. Helens • • stirs again VANCOUVER. Wash. <AP> - Mount St. Helens is e rupting again, but so far the eruption has been limited to molten rock ooz. ing from the mountain's bowels up into the crate r a nd hardening in a growing lava dom e. scient.hsts say. "It seems to be a repeat of the December activity,'' said Bob Norris, s pokesman for the Univer sit y of Washington geophysics center . referring to a similar eruptive phase the week after Christmas. ··It appears the main part of this eruption will t>e' dome growth." Molten rock came to the surface Thursdav amid clouds of steam that fille<t the c rater a nd rose nearly two miles above the southwest Washington mountain. SPECIAL PURCHASE CARPETING SEVERAL ROLLS FROM $·~·" UMITID Ci>UAMTITIH. ... ST COMI PllST sav•1 (plus Pld<Jing and inatallationl DEN'S : iiiSiiilitioii: ·custom ''•p1ri•• ln1l1• • ,_.It 11111 flllr • ClllllC till 1663 'lACENTIA AVENUE • ~OSTA MESA, CAllP. 92627 • 'HON! 646,•IH -646·2U5 -· i AP Wirep/lolo Robert \'011r:ttrn. shown standmg rtear Ca pitol. says ll feels sometlm1g like be111g It-fl wmting at the altar. lie left Ills ()1 hmdo. Via .. lw me /ur Washington. D .C .. Last mm1th to 1uork ]or the ~JOP('rn ment. He found not only I n91cl 1t1<•ot/ll'r Intl ll lfrag<m -mspired govem - me11t l11rmc1 /t<'l'Z<' llo \\ pupulLu ;irt· l;rn)er~ St:'\'l'n ) ears L1 ft 1·r .tht• Walerg.ill' ,t·anclah <·asl a p a II C1\ t.-r I h1• lt•ga I pro fessaon '' Nol Vt'r). ac•t•ording to lh1• new pres1d('nl of tht• Orangt• County R;,ar J\s~o<'aataon , ''ho told the ~roup's annu.il m('t.'l ing in N('\\porl lkada thal harrasters !>llll suffer from a "lousy" publ at· 1magt• Nl'wport R<>ac·h <altOrnl') J o h n l'. (;arrf'tl, "hu replace~ Fulll·rton l;rn 't•1 J 0 h n p i I I s a ' (' h I l' f s po k esman for lht· !i.ooo m<>mb<>r har a :-.s<H'•ataon . sc.a td tht• rwgat1vt• 1mag1• reflects on lh1• prMC'~s111n a~ a wholC' A mC'racan movie actors Robert de Niro and Keith C'arra d ine "ere picked up as s uspect· ed terrorists and held for more Lhan an hour in a Home poli ce station. They were released after their iden-DENIRO t1t1es were checked. A police spokesma n said the incident was a "bad joke" played by two photographers . De Niro as an Rome for the pn•mierc of his film "Raging Rull." based on the life of hoxer Jake La Motta . Rur1·911p. aad "'alt ·•After 90me innatlgatlon, I have fouqd a situation which. if handled correctly a nd with d isp atch . wilJ benefit 1really the people of Orange County." T hus beaan a letter to co unty s upe rvisors by Laguna Beach civic activist Jolaa Gabriell in which the local gadfly sought public ac- cess to a stretch of beach just south or town. Gabriels' letter is stamped (Received) by then County Clerk W. D. St John. The date is Dec. 8, 1969. T he beach in question? Thousand Steps Beach in South Laguna and the ques- tion of public access remains e m broil ed in litigation between the county a nd homeowners 11 years later. · · 1 ·m glad I s uggested this be done quickly," quipped Gabriels. Singer He len R edd y withdrew a divor ce action against he r hus band a nd manager. Jeff Wald, the day afte r s he filed it because she decided she had been ''has· ty, ··her press agent says. Miss Reddy and Wald have been married for 13 years and have a n 8-year-old daughter, Jordan. Author Gore Vidal says Americans might consider se nd i n g a Ca l ifor ni a housewife Dor o thea Morefield, the wife of a n ex-hostage to the White House. Vidal said s he "could / probably be president .. because of the way s he kept up th e public 's int erest in th e Iranian hostages. one of whom was the U.S. cons ul general to Iran, Richard Morefield. "Anyone who can stand that much press for that much lime could probably be presi· de nt. .. he said. Boat race Canceled Disaweenie11ts over date doom competition R~ ALMON l.O('f\,\Bt:\' Ot ttw D<111., ~•IOt \t•tt G ra~ whall•s n11grat1ng along the Or ang<' Cnasl around St Palrack "s lhl\ n1n t·rua'><' 1n peace and qua'et Thl·rl' wall lH.' no roaring offshorP po\\ l·r hoab racing at upwards of ~HI mph to disturb their lt·a:-.urt:ly '"' ·•.l!L' summer date was not accep- t abll' becau~c of other boating aeli\·it,> along the Orange Coast. mostly major sailboat races During the four years the power boat r ace was held, the t>ve nt drew packed spectator boats. Thousands of o\her on· lookers lined the bluffs and beaches along the shore to catch a ' g lim pseofthespeeding boats. Rall Fawcett of Fawcett/ Kerwin Productions. promoter of the 1980 race for Warminbrton. blamed the "inflexibility or the power boat people " for the can- cellation of the race . Offshore power boat associa· lion people e xplained that the suggested later dates were unac· ceptable because of the logistics of the campaign which require owners, drivers a nd crews to have at least six weeks to ship their boats to the site of the next race and to repair a nd tune them for competition. As a matt1·r of fat'l . the thunder boats wall not thund<•r at all this yc-ar off thc• Orang<.• Coast T hC' t•vt•nt that has launched the national offshore power hoal ra<'l' t·ampa1gn in Newport Rt•aeh for lht• µasl four y('ars has hePn t·ann·Jed Robert I' Wc.armangton. thl' Newport ncaeh n•al l'Slate dl' velop<'r \\ho took nver Sf)OOSOrship of lhf' JIO\H'r hoal race last _v('ar from Bushmall~ Irish wh1 skev. said tht• rc1t•e has been cancelccl ber<wst· a 'luata- bl<> date could not b<' S(·hedukd Energy assistance blunder reported Wha le watcher' and <.'<·olog1sls have long been bitter opµonents of the race being hL•ld in ~1arch, c I a 1 man g l ha l l ht• s p C' c dang power boats <'rt'alt•cl a dan.a:tN t<1 the migrating \\hales Tom Ashley. <1 spokt•,rnan for Wa rm in~'lon. saarl "Boh was v(•ry -;ens1tiH• to the criticism b) tht' whale w:tt<'h<'r!t a nd offered to t'hangc the d<atc of the r ace. but IJelwt•cn thl' City of Newport Beach I which much give a permit for the ran• 1 and the sponsoring µower boat as· sociation, no other s uitable date could be obtained." Ashley said the el ate• of April 25 was agreeable to a ll con· cernecl. but that turned out to be lhe date scheduled fur the start of the Newport lo Ensenada yacht r aee. anotht•r loc·a l nautical ext ravaganza A suggestion to run the power boat race a week before or a week after April 25 was vetoed by the power boat association because of connicts with other races in New Orleans and Florida, according to Ashley ANTIOCH «AP > California may have to pay de arly for a bureaucratic blunder in which thousands of ineligible residents reeeived $30 checks from an S80 million fund earmarked to help low-income families pay utility bills. The Antioch Daily Ledger s aid th e Cal i fo rni a O ffice o f Economic Ouportunity. which ad ministers the federal Lo w- 1 ncome Energy Assistance Pro· gram. mistakenly mailed $30 checks to residents who don't qualify for the m. So far. about 780.000 checks, totalling $23.4 million, have been mailed out. Bob Cates. director of the state energy assistance program, s aid it was not known how many of those recipients were ineligible for aid, the news paper reported. nor t he total amount sent to those in- eligible. Residents of housing already s ubsidized by federal funds are i neligible f or the aid . California's $80 mil lion in We'Te Listening ••• • The Daily Pilot wants to hear from its readers, what you like about the paper and what you don't like. We also would like to publis h your views on any s ubject. in our letters to the editor col- umn. Call the number below and your message will be recorded. Messages will be transcribed several times daily and delivered to the desk of the appropriate editpr. Mailbox contributions will be delivered to the editorial page editor. Mailbox contributors must include'i.heir name and telephone number for verification. Nil circulation calls. please. Tell us what's on your mind. The number is in service 24 hours a d11y . sev~n days a week. ' fe deral low-income energy sub· sidies is supposed to go to people who earn at or below 125 percent of the federally established pov- erty level a nd pay their own utilities. Ineligible recipients legally are obligated lo return t he checks to the state. However. Cates said the state will have to pay the fede ral government for any checks cashed by people who don't qualify for the money. Cat es s aid the mistake stemmed in part from pressure on the Office of Economic Op· portunity to set up a distribution method quickly. The office was named admin1strator of the pro· gr am in August and began plan- ning for delivery of the funds at that lime, he said. Bolsa Chica tours slated Tours of the Bolsa Ch ica m ar sh will be conducted Satur· day from 9 to 10:30 a.m . by members of t he Amigos de Bolsa Chica and a spokesman for the California Department of Fish and Game. The state owns 300 acres or the 1,200-acre marsh a nd hiu restored about 150 acres to a natural state that serves as a ha bilat.1 feeding or breedin1 ground ror more than 100 species or birds, including several on the endangered species list, such as lhe Brown Pelican. The marsh preserve is on the eastern 1lde of Pacific Coast Highway across rrom Bolsa Chica State Beach, south of Warner Avenue . 'Fink' sex law opposed B)' JODI CADENHEAD Of Ille Dillty ,., ... 5i.H California Medical Association la wyers have riled suit in San Francisco Superior Court to block enforcem e nt o r a new stat e law requiring doctors to re- i>ort to authorities the names of unmarried female patients un- der 18 they suspect or engaging in sexual activity. "I think the law is the asinine result of good intentions gone awry ," said Or. Benjamin Harper, president of the Orange County Medical Association. The Orange obstetrician said he doesn't expect any doctors to follow the law, despite t he threat of a fine and prison sentence. "I don't know of a single doctor who would do that," said Or. Harper. "They consider it an example of gover nmental interference." Under SB 781, which went into effect Jan. l , doctors are re· quir ed to report to child protec- tion agencies any woman under WJ who comes to them for birth C'ontrol pills or for treatment of uen ereal disease, since that implies sexual activity. "The mood is that they 're not going to Cink on their patients," said a spokesman for the state Medical Association. In a statement to reporters. Dr. Brad Cohn. president-elect of the association. called the re- cent reporting provision a "fink la w." The San Francisco physician also said that the new law dis· criminates against women since only unmarried females will be affected by the new legislation. "The result (of the law> is that sexually active teen-age girls will be afraid to consult physi- cians for needed care. including treatment not related to sexuali· t y." said Cohn. Dr. Cohn was joined in the suit Thursday against the state by several other San F r ancisco physicians. Sen . Omer L. Rains. (0 - Ventura). sponsored the legisla· tion. which was intended lo bolster existing laws dealing with the reporting by physicians of s uspected child abuse Laguna library selling books The Friends of the Laguna Beach Ubrary will hold a used book sale Saturday at the library, 363 Glenneyre St .. from 10 a .m. to 4 p.m. In addition to hardcover b oo k s, many p o pul a r paperbacks will be on sale at re- duced prices. - ffoggi11g the show ,.,.w ......... This snow statue of a pig, larger than life, is finished in a mixture of snow and gravel by Scott Baker of Plympton. Mass., (left) and Karl Froelich of Carver , Mass. Their impromptu carving stops traffic on busy Route 106 in Carver . Mesa spa manager •• lVlns court case T h e manager of Atlantis Health Spa in Costa Mesa has been found innocent of city charges that he is operating the business at 2112 Harbor Blvd. without proper permits. Harbor Municipal Court Judge Richard Luesebrink ruled on behalf of m anager Jack L. Gordon of Los Angeles. The c ity filed the misde· m eanor criminal complaint late las t year after the city council denied Atlantis operators a zone exception permit required to operate on Harbor Boulevard. Community residents and re- Ii gious organizations protested continued operation of the parlor . scene o{ sever al prostitu· lion ar rests over the past two years. Council members based permit denial on a lack or park· ing s pace and the parlor's ·in· com palibitity with s urrounding businesses and residential uses. City Attorney Tom Wood in- dicated today that his office is preparing for a second round of legal action against the spa. He called the criminal com- plaint .. the fastest legal proceed· ing" available to the city and in· dicated his staff now is planning for a civil court action to enforce city zoning ordinances. "We have successfully gained court support in closing down earlie r adult businesses." he said. citing the city's zoning bat· tie that ousted the S unshine Nude M odeling Studio in downtown Costa Mesa last year. Wood said the massage parlor is required under city laws to secure both conditional zoning permits and a business license. The city contends that the last business license for use of the spa building was issued to c hiropractor Donald Peterson who operated the Los Angeles College of Massage a nd PhysicaJ Therapy•at the address. The building housing the spa is owned by a trust managed by trustee Roland Clark of Balboa Is land. Wood said. Boaters get quick help ' Boaters los t or s tranded off Newport Beach wi ll be able lo get quicker assistance with lhe aid of a radio direction Cinder in- stalled recently at the Ora nge County Sher iff's Harbor Patrol headquarters on Bayside Drive. Lt. Harry Gage said the direc- l ion finding equipm ent was donated by Bob Greenwald of Greenwald Marine Electronics, Newport Beach. It is used equjp. ment valued at $.500 and sells for $2,500 new. Gage said the gift was approved by the county Board of Supervisors. CE CHARGES For One Full Year What better time than now to invest in furniture. Now until Feb. 15, you can take advatage of having your furniture delivered FREE from any of Ralphs 12 specialty centers and pay for them over an entire year WITHOUI' ONE CENT OF INTEREST . All that's r equired is a 20% down plfY ment and a minimum purchase of $500. Your 12 monthly payments will be interest free. A perfect r e a son for buying that special item you've been wanting. 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It's a fire hazard too, and Avalon s adly found that out during the year of our Lord 1980. Over here on the mainland, we think the tourists and beach visitors find odd places to stash their trash in our communities Like you go out the front door one morning and discover the empties from a six·pack in your dan· de Uon bed. OR YOU LEFT THE window of your car open over· night and lo, the next morning, your upholstery has been Al least our beach cleanup guy isn't undenooter vis ited by a half.eaten, chocolate covered frozen banana . Thanks a lot. Over on the island at Avalon, however, they have trash problems that are even m ore unique than ours . Consider another repbrt. this time from the arorementioned City Manager Longley lo the people of the isle community. It goes like this: "I WOULD LIKE TO commend those sponsoring and participating in the ·Avalon Underwater Cleanup Dive' last weekend. "Their enthusiasm a nd efforts were well evidenced by the amounts of trash and debris recovered from Avalon Harbor and the Lovers Cove a rea . .this program pro- vided a Wlique diving opportunity. It i~ my hope that this will become a traditional yearly event. " You must admit this is a unique diving opportunity all right. It used to be most diving at Avalon was for quarters tossed overboard from visiting tourist boats. Now it 's diving for old gum wrappers and banana pc Pl!>. IT'S NOT ENOUGH that they have to clean up Cres· cent Avenue after the tourist horde departs. Now they have lo scour the harbor bottom as well. The trashman cleans the street, puts aside his cleanup uniform, and dons diving gear. '"I'm going diving in the dump," he tells his wife. You do have to disagree with City Manager Longley on one point: It's too bad he believes the junk dive should become a traditional yearly event. Too bad it's necessary, that Is. NATION I WEATHER Progra• •laalle• •••lneat Rf'Bgan wains ~f belt-tightening By WAI.TE& a. •EAU WASHINGTON (AP) -What you do, President ReaalJ\ sald, is c ut t..taekld's allowance. It b4:ata lectureaonfruaality. Reaaan told the natJon Thunday n11tht be means to apply that holllehold diat'lpline to a federal 1overnment wbOH spending, he said lloutoleontrol. · 1'0verthepastdecadeswe'vetalkedofcurtalllnagovernment apendJ.nt so that we can lower ------------our tu burden," the president -vft1S u id. ~ .1~ .. Sometimes we've even 1'Lft'1 taken a run at doing that. But ------------there were always those who told us taxes couldn't be cut until spend· lngwasreduced. , "Well, ~e can lecture our children about extravagance until we run out of voice and breath. Or we can cure their extravagance simply by reducing their allowance." Wini CHARTS, CHANGE and a dollar bill to illustrate his points, Reagan delivered rrom the Oval Office an expanded version of the economic lecture that was a staple of his campaign. .• Four years ago, almost to the night, Jimmy Carter had delivered his fireside chat on the s ame, nagging economic problems. That fire went out, but Reagan sajd this one will not. * * * "We have stalled the Juctcment day," Reagan said. ''We no Iona er havelhalluxury. We are out of lime." But the economic address, hi.I rirst radio·televlaion report to the nation, was long on rhetoric and imaaery, short on speelflca. He said the specifics will be ready Feb. 18, when be sends Conaress a detailed econC?mic program. It will be a proposal, and Reaaan wUl have to get Conaress to go along. The programs targeted for cuU include some pbues of Social Security, food stamps, chJld nutrition, public service Jobe, extended unemployment benefits, Medicaid and assorted subsidies for busi· nesses, farms and eities . &EAGAN DIDN'T SAY when the budget might be balanced. Carter had promised to do it this year, but he didn't come close. Reagan said lhe deficit for lhe year that ends Sept. 30 will be nearly $80 billion -more than the entire federal budget of 1957. His initial proposal will be for a 10 percent income tax cut in each of the next three ·year s, and he promised more to come when the budgetis balanced. "I regret to say that we are in the worst economic mess since the Great Depression,'' he said. His presidency is likely to rise or fall on the s uccess of the pro· gram he presents to get the nation out of that mess. * * * Job figures show APWl,.,!IMIO COLLABORATOR Pfc. Robert Garwood Garwood faces life • • m prison CAMP LEJ E UNE, N.C Ma r ine Pfc Robert Garwood. who said Jasl summe r that "an American prison is better than a Vietnamese one" today faces the possibility of life imprisonment for collaborating with the enem y during his years 1n a prisoner of war camp. His lawyers will be trying to whittle down the sentence. Ga rwood , 34 . bli nked back tears but ot herwise was com- posed as the verdict was read T hursday afte rnoon. lie was found innocent on a charge or m a ltreatment. but guilty on a lesser charge of assaulting a fellow American prisoner. T '°C? lndiana native, whose at· torneys had tried lo establish mental illness. m ade no comment as he was led a way. The Marine was a 19·year-old jeep driver when he was captured near Da Nang in 1965 He returned to the United States in 1979 -una· ble to tie his s hoes or speak English wi thout a heavy accent after slippingr.:r i;iotc to a Finnish businessman in Hanoi. icelcome stability WASffiNGTON (AP) -While the economy s hows signs of sta ggering under the weight of persistently high interest rates, the na tion's unemployment rate remained surprisingly s table in January. The Labor Department re port· ed today that last month's job- less rate stood at 7.4 percent ove rall , the sa m e as i n December, and "little diHerent" from t.he level that has prevailed s inc e Ma y . In California . however , January unemploy· ment was at 7.5 percent, up from 6.6 percent in December . About 7.8 million Ameri cans were out of work in J a nuary, the depa rtment said. Jn contrast. 97 .7 m illio n p eop le we r e e mployed last mont h, an in· c rease of more than 400,000 ·'The gloom a nd doom pre- dictions have been with us for a while. but so fa r they haven't materialized," said Sar Levitan. a la bor economist. J anuary's stability is all the m ore impressiYe because the number or people entering the workforce increased by 475,000. the rirst sizable increase since July M6st or this gain occurred ALMAi~AC ~) .. ~. among women, whose participa- tio n in the labor force now stands at an all-time high of nearly S2 percent. In contrast, however , employ· m ent among adult men and teen -agers was vir tually un. changed in J anuary a nd s till was 150,000 a nd 500,000. respec· lively, below the levels of one year ago. Industry employm ent, which had suffered heavily during last spring's recession, rose by near· ly 400,000 in Ja nuary and over the last three months has ad· vanced at a monthly average or 'a bout 250 ,000 . ''Be tween December and J anuary, large employment reductions usually occur," the Labor Department noted. T he factory wo r k week average was up 0.3 or an hour over the month. continuing a steady rise that began last J uly as the economy started its climb out of the s pring recession. In addition. average weekly ea rnings. after seasonal adjust ment. rose 1 4 per cent from December. a larger than usual increase that refl ected the boost in the minimum "age to S3.35 an hour. ROGER'S BIRTHDAY NUMBER ..;_ '::: .... -'· I I Grcuaohalled Af' Wl,.,pllelo F o rmer Connecticut Gov. Ell.a T . Grasso, who died Thursday of complications from cancer . is being h a iled as a political pioneer and a woman of courage . Mrs . 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B i t taker 's breakdown Thurs da y c ame a s t e levisio n cameras, whi ch have been allowed ms1de the court to film the murder tr ial, focused on an exchange between the de- fendant and his attorney. Albert Garber. Superior Court Judge Thomas fo,redricks hasti· ly called a noon recess. rt was the first lime Bittaker, 40. displayed any emotion during the three.week trial. He is charged with the 1979 torture-murder or five girls. Bozbtfl l••aa. t roub~ ..a1a1t NEW YORK (AP > Muhammad Ali Professional Sports Inc., being sued in connection with an alleged California bank fraud, has about one week to save major fight card it plann ed to sponsor at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 23. The Garden presented a default notice Thurs- day to MAPS and Tiffany Promotions in the wake of a civil suit filed earlier Utis week by Wells Far go National Bank of California. Meanwhile, the whereabouts of Harold Sm ith, the boxing promoter named in a $21 3 million bank embezzlement suit. remained uncertain today as FBI agents continued investigating the company's books. 11.oMri•• tree of pot daa,..e 1 SACRAMENTO <AP) State Sen. Alan Rob· bins seems to be getting out of his marijuana cha rge because ::i judge says the evidence was seized illegally, a nd the prosecutor says he won't pursue the case. Municipal Court Judge Edward Garcia said Thursday he wai. ready to dis miss the misde meanor charge but would hold off until today to give Deputy District Attorney Steve Perkins a chance to check with his superiors about an ap· peal. Robbins. a 38·year-old Van Nuys Democrat who also faces fel ony sex charges, was :.1ccused of possession of less than an ounce of marijuana. punishable by a fin e of up to $100 lt'...a• rape d , garage ~• 011 tire NORTHRIDGE <AP) Two men forced their way into a house here, r aped the housekeeper, and then attempted to lock her in the garage while they set it on fire, authorities said The 45-year-old housekeeper. whose name was not released. was taken lo a local hospital where she was said to be in stable condition. but s uffering from acute emotional shock She was not burned. Judge Mason L. Fenton Municipal Cou rt (Retired) Superior Coun (Retired) Attorney at Law Announces his retirement from the Superior Court to re-eriter the private practice of law at: Pine Plaza Professional Building 744 E. Chapman Ave. •Orange. Ca. 92666 NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION 714/771, 5640 Richard Bakke's sister , Mrs. Paul Self, is at right and at left is the wife of the Rev. Earl Lee. Pasadena, whose son Gary was one of 52 hostages freed last month in Iran. The tr ibute was attended by nearly 900. . DM.YN.OT ... Survival 'miraculous' Back broken,. man saves self from death SAN FRANCISCO (AP) :-- Stuart Steen wanted to watcb. lbe sunrise and collect some 1hell1 on a deserted beach. Instead, he fell and broke his back, then climbed a 200-foot elm and drove three miles to save himself from almost certain death. "I had the will to gel me out of there," said the 2.8-year-old man T hursday as he lay in Com- munity Hospital in Santa Cruz, about 60 miles south of here. "To tell you the truth, I don 't know how I did it.'' Steen's ordeal began about 3 a.m . Wednesday as he climbed down the cliff ln the chJUy dark· ne11 above Acid Beach near Davenport, about 15 miles from bis Santa Crui home. "I got about halfway down the cliff. I slipped on some shale and fell into the ocean," he said. He broke his back in lhe fall, but he knew his chance of being rescued on lhe beach was slim. The tide was coming in, leaving only a narrow strip of beach, and the area is remote. "You could really get stuck there," he said or lhe strip of tortuous coastline. It took Steen until a lmost noon to make it up the rocky clirf. Skydiver drowns in Lake Elsinore LAKE ELSINORE (AP) -A photographer-skydiver who was film ing another skydiver for a television news program apparently drowned after he fell in Lake Elsinore and became entangled in his own lines, Riverside County authorities said. A spokesman for KFMB-TVinSan DiegosaidMikeJenkins. 40. of Whittier, was filming a skydiver us ing a new type or parachute for a news feature show which o~rates out of the station. As Jenkins was falling Thursday, he apparently had problems opening his main parachute, said Riverside County sheriff's spokeswoman Lorri Baca. He opened the a uxiliary parachute and then was able to open the main chute moments later. she said. However, J enkins then landed in the lake. about 65 miles southeast of Los Angeles, became entangled in the lines and ap- parently drowned. she said. A spokesman for the television station said J enkins was not wear- ing a notation device. "I tried to aet up twice, two different ways. It waa really rough. I'd say lf anybody tried it, they'd be nuts, except when their life's at stake," he said. Steen said he crawled inch by Inch. "THE•E WASN'T any trail, just shale. I seriously had ruy doubts about making it up. l even thought I might die." ht sa id . "But I d u g in m> fingernails and dug holes with m y feet so I could hold on." Even after making it up thE cliU, the former insutatiof\ worker's struggle was far from over. "I got in my car and drove \c Davenport," a three-mile trip he said. THERE, HE found a Chevror gasoline station and help. 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Y.ith ad1'e parhc.'lpation irom offH'tal& of otht!r Southl'rrl Cal1forn1a rounllt>s . .\l~o part1cularl) disturbing m tht> Jur) ·s analysis is its ~1mplt! refusal to address the \·urr+>nl noise problem at .John Wayne Airport Onh one pagi! in the jury's 16-page rl!pon relates to the noise 1~sut' Its t•onrlusion : the c·ou n· t ~ C'an expect further battle~ O\'l'r no1~e from angry resi· denls . tarthng insight The Jur) s hot Crorn the hip 1\nd 1t missed the mark Bilingual pullback Though 1l was assailed by one Hispanic citizen as .. an attempt to disembowel the His panic community." the decision of Secretary of Education Terrel H. Bell to withdra w bilingual education proposals put forward by the Carter Adminis tr;tion makes sense. Bell called the proposed federal rules ··unworkable and incredibly costly." Since the estimated cost of their implementation was as much as Sl billion a year for the fi rst five years a nd up to $156 m illion a year afte r th at. one has to agree. And it was because of their complexity and cost that Congress voted to delay implementation of the prop0sal unt il next June. The rules would have s et nationwjde standards for mandator y instruction of non-Eng lish-speaking school children in their n ative language Wh.i le Spanish is the principal language involved. there now are literally dozens more to be considered. And for cing school dis tricts. on pain of losing federal funds. lo supply bilingual instructors. aides and textbooks for a ll students deficie nt 1n Eng lis h would be "unworkable" as well as outra~eously cos tt~. Now the federal government wi ll simply require "equal educational o pportunit~· for youngsters wilh language problems. leavin~ the details up to local school <list ricts. Obvious!~· local schools are 1n a much better position lo determine lhe individual needs of their s tudents. as lo temporary instruction 1n their na tive tongue. accelerate<! inst ruction in Engli sh. or a combination of both. Since California has some or the s tric test bilingual l'du<.'ation requirements an the nation. the cha nge in fed eral polic~ should have little effect he re Uut at least there wi ll 1not be yet another la yer of bure aucratic· manipulation for school districts to cope with Meanwhile. additional steps are being taken to revise one of the more burde nsome linguistic requirements that ha\'e been· establi shed in recent year. the pro vision of multi hnJ!trnl ball ots and voting materials In Washington. Sen S.I Hayakawa ha~ proposed an arnl'ndment Lo the Voting R1 J!hls Act to delete the r l'quirement for bilingual voting materials And in Sacramento. Newport Beach Assemblywoman Ma rian Bergeson has a bill lhal SC'eks federal permisr.inn to satis fy voting rights requirements by informing 'olers lhal minority language materials a re available on re quest. The demand for lhe bi lingual materials has been minimal in many areas where they are automalicall } s uppl\ed. so this could save a great deal of money and effort. On the ballot issue. Hayakawa rightly contends that pers ons who have been here long enough to attain citizenship and wish to exercise their right to vote. now have ample opportun ity to learn. without cost, t he language of their adopted land English. And tha t the com mon language has played a key role in welding together our nation of diverse cultures. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily P1101 Other views expressed on this page are those ol their authors and artists Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Pnone (714) 642-4321 Boy d!liouse call By t.M. BOYD I AUCSS dodors have be{'ll well p:.i1d aboul as long as they've Ileen in practice Still. th<> English physician. Thomas Dimsdale. r eally cleaned up Just for va<' c inating the l'hildren of Catherine the Great. he got $50,000 in cash. an annual pe ns ion or $10.000 and the II· tie of Baron Some house call. Ikar Glo o n1y Gu S tud yi n g for m y drive r 's test I noted that bicyclists are to Jollow the same rules as motori.ets. The one.s I tee around apparently didn 't read the OM V handbook. J .C.V. (~. Didn't Levi Strauss make h1s first blue Jeans for minors? A. ror miners But more minors than miner-; bought them eventuaJI) Som ewhat earlier in this 1'cntury, the manufacturers of gum machines boosted the vendor's profits by 40 per- cent -with the sim plest lit· tic trick you can image. T hey enlarged the money s lot and changed the wording from "1 nsert a penny" to "Insert a coin "That did it. Certain Mexican artists of immense talent sculpt fan· tastically intricate figures in one medium a nd no other e normous radis hes . T hese works of art a re sold every December 23rd at the Fiesta of t he Radishes in Oaxaca, Mexico. \ ' Amona the surnames in t.fte Manhattan telephone direc· tor y are 10 people named Strange and only one named Normal. Any m an said Lo be engaged in the "gentle craf\" many generations ago was kn o wn b y a ll t o b e a s hoem aker . Rowland Ev8118/Robert Novak Reag~n Korea tactic worked· WASHINGTON -Sou t h Korean President Chun Doo Uwan's JUSt·concluded visit here climaxed a triumph ln secret diplomacy by the Reagan ad· ministration conducted out of an ob~'-ure downtown Washington omce before the newly elected president had assumed power find it not been for President Rcagan'1> informal intervention th rough h1 i. · national l\{'t'Urit) 31> i.1 s t a nt . R ic hard \' Alll•n . <.'hvo t•t•rtainl y would not ha\e b e t•n nea~an 's gut'st al Blair !l o u s e Korean dissident Kim Ual' Jung would have been l'xcc·ull'd. L' S Korean relut1on!'. would be at an a ll time low and South Korea wo uld s tand as an outlaw nation 11\ the eyes of the world. INST E AD, Gen. Chun s re- gime has won legitimacy. its more mode rate eleme nts st rengthened enough to plant hope for democratization a head. Reagan's mixture of determina· lion and flexibility suggests he Earl Wat~r may not ooly restore tattered al· liances such as the Korean link but possibly achieve more in human r ights than Jimmy C:irter's self-righ teous pp· proach. . WHEN WE visited Seoul last September, the situatl.on looked bleak. Chun 's most moderate udvisers contended he could not bow to Carter administration public demands to spare the life of Kim Dae Jung, accused of subversion and sedition lf he did. Chun's brief presidential tenure might end abruptly. Hav· ing just formaliied his previous .role as strong man of lhe military regime. Chun was de· pendent on the hard·line young colonets who engin eered the coup that brought him to Power They would not tolerate losing face by surrendering to Carter Cooseq uently, there is agree· ment in Korea that Kim would be d ead today had President Carter been re-elected. Actually. th e s uppos ition there i m mediately after Nov 4 was that Reagan's win also doomed Kim. Ju btl <tnl colonels in Scou I toast· ed the Republicun victor~. rt' joicing that troublesome Carter had b ee n r e pla C'e d b y permissive Reagan who would give them a rree hand on Kim Dae Jun~. 'fhey mi!tread Ronald Reagan. H e au t hor i zed A l len to leak a story that the president· elect opposed Kim's execution a nd believed it would harm U.S .. Korean relations. A news report quoting <l "senior aide" to that e fCect appeared in lhc Nov UI New York Times. 1t did not do the trick. Koreans well placed outside the govern· ment informed us that the col one ls interpreted U as political pos turing to protect Reagan from being blamed for Kim's death. The Koreans told us Reag. an must do more ito prevent the execution before J an. 20. But if he went public. Reagan 's a.dvice would have to be spurned. just as Carter's was, in order to save Chun 's face. The recommenda· tlon by these Koreans: a con· ride ntial letter to Chun from Reagan. delivered by an American o r Ko r ean bus i- nessman. We relayed lhis information to the Reagan camp. A letter to Chun was quickly rulC'd out So was any other direct at•tivity lly 1 ht• pres ident -elect. Nor t•uuld he work through the Slate l>epart mt'nt while Carter was prcs1· dent : starting Nov 4. the Chun regime would not seriously dis cuss Kim with U.S. diplomats. How then could a cat~strophe In U .&.·Korean relations be pre· vented before Reagan had the power to act? WITH REAGAN 'S a pprovaJ, Dick All en s ta r ted sec,ret n egotiation s with :\{orean emissaries, most held in his private office al 16th and I Streets here. To g ua rd against publicity that could have abort· ed the delicate process, nothing was said to the State Depart· ment. Allen's first talks were held in November with Gen Lew Byung Hyun, chairman of the Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff. Allen was blunt : Killing Kim would do ir· reparable damage t o South Korea's relations with the wor ld. particularly Japan and· the U.S.; hopes of reviving the alliance under Reagan would dis appear. In December. Allen stepped up the pace. He conferr ed twice with the man sent by Chun to Washington to repr esent him personally: the Korean Em - bassy's minis ter. Gen. Sohn J a n g Rae . Allen exte nded Reagan's i nvitation to visit Washington immediately after the inauguration. Nothing was to be said public ly .. Jus t before Christmas. Chun tentatively ac· C'epted T HAT AT LEA ST bought time llavmg accepted the in- v1tat1on. 'hun could not permit Kim's execution before Jan. 20. Even i( the death sentence were not commuted , Reagan could deal with the problem once he had taken office. But there was realistic hope Seoul would grant elemt!ncy heforc Chun's trip, if on l~ to avoid full blown dem· 11 n s trations 1n rront of the White Hum.t-:.igamst the Korean president t in Mntras t to the ac:· tu:il token prott•st:a.,i :'\ol until Jan !O chcl Reagan lt-arn nf Chun·-. dcns1on Lo com· mutt• K11n·:. :.{•nlt•nee tu lift-im p11M111m(•nt, qu1ekl.> followed by h1:. ll ft i11~ of m:.irlltll l<t\\ South K(1rC'a hml <>pll'd hir r cspel' t.1bll1l) Tht· n •g1me., modt'rc.tle 1•l1 •n11·n1' V. l'rl' -.trc•ngthcned. .ind th1• hard ltn1• l'Olnn1·h rteall a ..,,., t•11• lilov. It ":ii-Ronald H l' .1 ~ .1 n ., t r 1 u m p t\ a c ··om pl1!->ht•d \\II hou t OOZ lnl! prt·<1C'hmcn1:-. of 1rnternahstic .\menca tllal tor tour \ear s havl' man<q:wd to undermine l ' .S allian<.·es while failing to improve human rights Youth Authority co stly, ineffic ient Protests from tht• Sacramento Chamber of Commerce of the release policies of lhe California Youth Authority s ignal the crying need for a t h orough review by t he Legislature of this agency. It is long overdue. The Sacr amentans were merely echoing the growing co ncern of I a w e n for cement official s t h rough out t he s ta le or y 0 u l h Aut h ori t y r e l eases . ,, Wh at had triggered the most re('en t I expressions was the disclosure or plans lo speed up the releases of the youthful offenders Res ponding to c riticis m . Reggie Sears. t h e agency's informati o n officer ,· acknowlcdged thoughts were being given to "parole several weeks to a few months a head" for s ome 800 no w in confinemen t. T hese include rapists and muTderers . He said the decis ion was reached "because we are overcrowded." Far from be ing reassur ing Syd11e y Harri t o the pu bltc·. t hl' reasoning 1!- s h ocking No t onl y is lhe protection of the public intended by incarcerating the offende rs to be lost bul. by announcing that prison cell doors will be quickly opened for thos e who commit das tardly crimes of violence s imply because of crowded conditions. any deterring e fCect the threat of impris onment may have for those tending to c rimc 1s also lost Equally dis turbing 1s the reve l ation by Sears that although the Youth Authority claims to be keeping those committed "longer t han ever before" the a verage s tay in confinement is only 14 months or less. Such s hort-lived protection o f the public from young criminals hardly seems worth the effort It is no solution to the proble m at all UNFORTUN A TEL 'V , the Youth Authority has workec1 with onc eye o n it s accommodations almost since its creation. Even back when Earl Warren was governor it is recalled that Youth Author ity board members were explaining early release s as "necessary hecau).t> "e ha,·1• lo makl.' room for others ·· Created al t hl' t1 mC' of a {!e nl'ral prison reorganization 1n thl" early 40s. the premi:.e for the Youth Authoritv was the need for a separate agency and fac1ll1tes to care for· younj.! offcnde rs Kept apart they would not be corrupted b~ lhe older hardened criminals and could more easily bc rehabilttaled. Since many were guilt) of nothing m ore than being runaways or some minor Juvenile delinquenci es the contentions seemed t o make sense. This was part.ic'ula rly true since the tendency of many counties. prior to today's state s ubsidized community release program. was lo rid themselves of the problems by committing them to state institutions BUT IT Jl1S1" hasn't worked out that way First off. adult pri so n e r s ha ve h ce n intermingled with thc Youth Authority wards on the excuse th al thl' Qlder inmates :.ire needed to do the housekeeping chores. Furthermore. as it turns out, the young offenders are more dangerous and tend more to unprovoked violence than the adults. Released they gravitate right back into the main stream of c rime at a h1~her rate than the adult!) Con s1 dl.'.'r1n ~ the t'OSl of 525.000 annually per ward, enough to send four deserving yo ungs ters to the mos t prestigious colle~e s in the nation. the public has every right to expC'<'l far more than th ey are ~e tt1ng both in protection and rehabilitation. But the fact is the wards are not kept long enough to accomplish reform. only Ion~ enough for them to become "con-wise" and mu c h more dangerous t o society WHAT THE Legislature needs to do is to s t'Ody t he pro~ra m in its e n l i rely. b ot h i ts p resent operations a nd concepts as well as its achievements or failures. It may be that the entire thinking needs to be revised. Perhaps those who argue that. regardless of age, offenders should be punished for t he crim e are correct Whatever the right answer . the current program seems to be nothing better than· one of revolving doors. T hal is intolerable and far too expensive to be permitted lo continue. Long-winded speeches reveal leadership traits It is certainly fair to judge a movement by Its leader. and even mor e so when that leader has autocratic power. Thus. no mat· ter what som e sympa thetic f o r e·i g n correspondents have told me a bout Cuba, m y o wn estim ate rests mai nl y o n what . J have seen a nd h e a r d o f Castro. As the acknowledged kingpin there, he Is the kind of man who will orate forthreeor four hours to hJs capli9e a udience. This alone -d ivor ced from p olicies or practices -disqualifies him in my eyes. For apart from anything else. the man must be emotionally unstable. Actually. 1 have found almost a complete correlation between the length or a leader's speeches and the extent of his despotism. Hiller, as we know. would rant for hours. practically roaming at the mouth. STALIN, while Car more Im· passive. also delivered himself of le ngthy diatribes aga inst anyone who refused lo knuc kle down to his bruta l regime . Possibly the modem record is held by Kem al A ta turk, t he Turkish dicta tor who in 1927 took six days to deliver a slnglespeect\lo his Parliament. Oa the other hand, a leader like Gandhi, no m a t ter how im · passioned. would never address an audience for m or e than a modest perlod. And Lln coln. ot course, was a model of ten eneaa; It ls no accident that bis famous address al Gettysburg W&J only 258 words long. I di ml y recall (eeling something of this sort when 1 was a little boy in London. take n by my fother on Sundays to Hyde Park. where the cranks and cr ackpots and single·causers held forth in utter freedom and at intermina· ble length. The most extreme • s peakers were those who talked t he longest, t he loudest, and permitted no interruptions. MUCH LATER, growing up in Chicago. f found the s a me lhlng true in "Bughouse Squa re ," where holding an audience by the ear and refusing to let go y.rH the sureat lndicaUon or arrogance. in· sensiUvily, and a kind of political paranoia that brooks no opposi· lion whatever. As a newspaperman, the nn t lnk1ln1 t had or Sen. Joseph McCarthy's d anaerou11 de m · k agoguery was his rantings and ramblings. both on the rtoor and in committee, where he Invariably tried to dominate the proceedings with his bully-boy ha rangues, drowning out all dialogue. He was painfully rem iniscent of my early impressions in Hyde Park. FOR SHEER .le ngthiness oo this side of the ocean . though, M ackenzle King, the Canadian prime minister. wins ears down for his "war " speech on Sept. 8, 1939, which took up 47 closely printed columns ln the official record -calling to mind the long-winded congressman who boasted to Henry Clay, "You, Sir , s peak for the present cene utlon. but I •Peak for poate.rity •· "Yn,'' aald Clay. "1nd you aeem reaolYed t o speak unW \be arrival of your audl~:· •""rid aa , NYSE 11 a.-. 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'\ .-9f Ull&UQU .... --~ 1.-• :~ H 1 m:: : •• u ' lo 4n , :. '" i.o•T . • ,. . . M •H " 11 , • 111 ·11t. 1 year, up trom Slt.51mUUon,or8.0l a I -, I• ""' " WW JI tJ! ' ~ lit~( '·• • tO oi..--~ to q i1 II ... n ,. 1 b ··-1-Sa'-'---..... \o*" 1-··" M 6! , 't ~ 1 It lif I•~• "" 11 .... w P4 • i HQ 2'"• .... W<;p1 n ,, ICM l•-"•l\4 '~W 1' I are, 111 ,.,,.. ._mere..-•&· ._ .. u o • "' ,~ • .,. l AD t 16 1· w •rw 1'°' is "~Ii *Mt< 21 ,. 10 l billion from Sl.41S bllUon a year t~t to .. 1' 1 11 • ~ 1rn411Cp 1.:16 • 1' U -'-~°' 12 111 11 ·~ 1 J 9'•1•t 1::•;:: ~ ~ ~n •:.iti'f1: :.r ~ca ,Jl:.~11'f1 ~7 .~_..._ t 111 • • w'-" •it earlier. -, DAILY PILOT •f Men can save on wardrobes 8 y SYLVIA PORT2R Ju.st by usin g commo n sen.tie, shopping prude ntly anC! buy ing cr e atively, a m a n 's c lo thi!lg budget can be slashed b y as much as SO percent. The m o n ey.saving Ups he r e a r e o f as much value to • t h e budge t ·s queezed w o man a s to the m a n • It's c ommonplace to compile m on ey Silving g u id es for w o m e n 's c lothing. n o t so o b vious to d o it fo r men. But why n o t ? And if ever lhe r e was a time Cor men to improvise wheqrbuytng clothin~. to seek mor e fun ction a l a nd prac· tlc a t l ite m s, this period ol d o uble -d igit inflatio n • sid e by s ide w ith a q u easy e conom y is It. H y our budget is especi a lly t ig ht a nd you do no t want to be seen , p a rticularly at w o rk, in a n y clothes that a ppear infe r ior lo w h at you h ave been w ean ng, com p romise by s pending less on the "invisible item s," such as socks. un derwear, pajamas You can wear decent underwear without wearing lhe best q uality. R ethj n k your attitude on this . Who a re you t rying to imp r ess? LOOK FOR THE bon a fide sale periods whe n you can pick up a s uil. s h ir t . lie or other ite m s marked down 25-50 percent from t he regul ar price. advises Marvin A Blum enfeld. presiden t o f Apr il-Marc u s , Inc ., a m e rc.han· dising consulting rirm w h ich r e presen ts m o r e than 150 m e n 's s tores acr oss the n ation • At outlet s to res, often n o m or e than no-frill lofts, it's n ot unusual to find th e sam e name ·hrand 1tl!m s you 'll find at the m or e fas h ionab le m e n 's s h o p s for c1 f r :ietion of the p rice. T ry shopping al o utle t s tores T ake advanta~e of ~ales B a sic a s this is , it's amazin g how man) ml'n 1).!nore thl' c le ar oppor tunities to save SHOP QUALITY FOR laq~er ill' m s 1 h e t11<1n~·y you s a ve o n your "invis ible items" will be w1M•ly s p1·111 1r 1• buys a better quality suit Cheaper garments require more c art.• An infl'111Jr s ull may require many m o r e v1s 1ts to the c l('tin«.>r th;rn a qu:il1 ty g arment a n expense which '4h~n t'llm111<1l t•tl t·an m ount up into s ubstantial s a v ings S h o p "wash -a nd-wear Whcnc\'er p us .... 1h lt· Inn lll•n, that c an be cleaned 10 your washing m a1·h 1nc-1 h1~ 1r1 e ludes wash-and wear s hirt!'., man} s p o rts 1t 1•m" 'uc·h J shirts. s lac k s a nd Jeans. even c ert<lln -.u1t' Th•· mo111..'' saved on deaning mounts llP h er e . too SHOP CONSER VATIVE. l 'nlc•ss \OU rt• tn .i lraclc I radio. TV, the clothing business l "hcrt! \H•J flnJ( th1· latt·st s tyles is a must for y our "image you rl' rn Ul'h bt!l\t!r off s tickin g w ith the con s ervat1vp c uts t h <il will hi• a ro und lon ger. F o r example . 1f you bought several s u 1l!>. w ith 5 in<:h lapels a few years back, y ou either h ave a c los et full of un s ty lish o utfits. o r else you have s p e nt a small ro rtunc h:1v ing your lapels cul down. S h op color. U nless you like th e thought o r being known a s a "peacock." wilh a diffe r e nt s uit for ever y day or the month . resis t the te m ptat ion to buy a s lightly lo ud plaid or g r een s uit and instead. c h oose a navy blu~ or chart:o~1! g r a y . FEW PEOPLE WILL n otice that you ·ri· wr.:arin~ a dark suit m ost o( the time . but all \l.i11 notice h o"' freque nt ly you wear y our more flambo vanl outfit., L e arn ho " to 1mpro \·1'>t', t•1 m1\ 111 rn.1,111 1 t11-••11t abili ty can be a majo r fa c to r 1n h o ld 111g do\\ 11 'mu 1 lllth111i:. costs, Blume nfe ld str e s ses lie su~gesl'> 'ou Cl)OStdl'r al le a st on e "wardrober. •• A war d r ober. whic h 1s s old 1n man) d1ffe r e nl siores and is c aJled by diffe r ent names. is s 1mpl) a s uit \\Ith :i vest and an extra pair of lig hter s hade s lac ks With this type of outfit, you are essenually buy ing four rhffe rent e n sembles. F IRST. \'OU HAV E a suit, second I} } ou ha 1 l' :.i suit with a vest : thirdly you have a jacket wllh a p a ir of s lack.,, a nd you have a Jacke\ w ith a ves t and a pair of slack~ T h i: sam e typ e of m ixing <ind matching c an \I.Ork \\t:ll with :HH dar k s uit jacket and a lig hter s h a cte of s ln ck o; .~to1."k11 In Thtt Pc:t Up UJ VP 14 I Vp 131 Vp OJ Up 111 UP n .o VP I'' VP 1' Up 10& Up 102 Vp U UP II Vp 13 \)p u Up I I Up 10 Vp 7' NEW YORI( (AP) -Prk•• .... Tllu"441r of tolll ColM, <omtll< .. wllll W-MleY ' price. • ..........., 11t0yoe., uu.oo • ..,..,, ... M..it IMf 1 vov ., •• IU._00, up 110.00. Mt•lult SO PHO, 1,2 ln>Y Of,, ~.00. "9 IUOO. ,__.,_ Mtcro-., "°21r0y o•~ UOOOll, .... o.oo. Soll~•· 0..· ... '9f• ) I Toof(', 101 ?II 111 I) I H••tnb . f'''" d•• t)J , .... II) ""' n ., ,.,,' "% no 71l 168 • " Coootr .,.,.,.,,tu • '~n· .1 Ltovnu df'\t1natlon' Lud Jo unh • POuno lff\C •1 • cenU. d p..>unn ""'""''''.-\f r1 .. " 113'/ M~lllll "'"~· tOllllX'"" In AIYm1num 16 \Cllhd PUono N 'f Mercury UllO 00 l"'r "'"" Pl•Unutn '-'10 00 lloy 01 N 'I' .fltUt·••r NEW 'f0 RI< AP1 '1"'10Y A llatmAt l•lvfr IOOh SIJ 1>0 IP t0 )J EnoflllMO \II••• )IJ 100 UP \v J J , .. br1Cdtf'd '\1t~r SU 04~ U&J M) 144 Gold Quotatio•u Lenden motntMQ fl••nQ UO. 'oO. uP Ml 00 Lo-4lltr-"""9 HOO SO UP U ro Par It. •fltr,_,, flllftQ U 59 H 110 U 10 l'r•.._.llH1 l1a11>9 UOI \0 uo \O 19 lurltlt •elt •lltf-11•1"9 UOO 00. w " 00 \!03 00 ~·.., H•"•r & H•rm•n Only O••ty awott '500 IO uP U oo E"991M~d· Oftly 04111y Quol• l~Ollt•lf'G '510 S1,upUCll El\ .. INro. only dA••• quole ••Drotl.., u10 n 119009 cwu.-.&.or Camera operators Elise Novak and J ohn Clark get set to roll tape r top -· uhile Earle Burch. the audio man. prepares his equipment t o record the . action for Golden Age Productions. ... , .. At t op right are actress Dianne Zukerman and Dr. Geo rge Vincent .1\1 cK inneu. director . Experts give opinion.s Localtalent/orlocal1how1 Light~, eaniera • • • 8y MICHAEL DOllGAN °' ... o.11, P1611 ..... A group or older Orange County residents is ~aklng advantage of federal cable television. regulations to produce a program aimed specifically at senior clti:iens. But first they've got to learn a few things - how to write a script, for example. Or to work a camera, set up lights, act. direct and edit. They figure that's no problem. Golden Age Productions, as the newly formed, non-profit outfit is called, isn't lacking in n ative talent. They've got George McKinney o r Costa Mesa as executive producer . Mc Kinney is an , a udio-visual consultant for the Tus tin Unified School District and has his own studio in College Park. THEN THERE'S Tom Gallagher, a n old radio and television hand for NBC. Gallagher 's credits include behind-the-scenes work on the "Today" and "Tonight" s hows. the Perry Como program and numerous soap o~ras . John Clarke, photographer. has had pic- tures in Time. Life a nd Sports lllustrated. Nor is Peggy Lloyd. daughter of silent film s tar Harold Lloyd. unfamiliar with the field of acting. The rest boas t sufficient enthusiasm to com- pensate for any lack of expe rience. And they've got solid backing in the form of $10,000 worth of equipment and technical instruction -from Dickenson Pacific Cablesystems in Huntington Beach. The name of the game is public access. As the field of c-able television began to expand beyond its early function or providing better re· ceplion to rural fringe areas, the Federal Com· munications Comm ission ruled that cable operations must make one channel accessable to anyone in the community who wants to lake their message or their act on the air. "IT PROVIDES AN opportunity for ever· yone in the community to create their own pro· gramming." explained Steve ls ra elsk y, Dickenson's public access coordinator. "The c hannel can be used by any resident of Hunt· ington Beach. Fountain Valley or Westminster. at any time. for any non-profit purpose .. ls realsky said that can be done by s ubmit· ting a videotape for airplay or taking the chan- nel's public access workshop. which certifies would-be television personalities to use the sta- tion's equipment without charge. The segiors have taken the second option and Jsraelsky said Golden Age Productions represents .. a whole program depar tment within the cable system." "Golden Age Productions began when I met with John Clark some five or six months ago." Isr aelsky recalled. Clark was then executivt' director of f'ixed Income Consumer Coun~eling. a branch of the F ederal Action Progra m "I WAS INTER EST ED in consumer tn· formation programs and our discussion turned to the special problems faced by senior citizens ... said lsraelska. "We discussed the idea of forming a senior citizen production company to help spread the word about Orange County citizens." A press release calling for volunteers netted about 4-0 responses, he added. The group has met three times for instruc- tion from lsraelski and practice shooting sessions "We've made up a shooting schedule for the next four months." said executive producer McKinney, "including each member of the cre w as director. There's a lot of difference when you have to cook yourself: you don't holler al the chef so much.·' McKinney said he hopes "to have something on tape" and ready to air in about 90 days. The program series. still untitled. will deal with matters of safety, practical tips for the home and political issues facing senior citizens. m embers of the group explained. ·A PRACTICE s hooting in Huntington Beach's Lake Park recently covered potential dangers like mugging. restroom molestation and kidnapping. Another reviewed hardware a nd home de· vices. ··Some are safe and some are not," ex- plained scriptwriter Jean Collins of Huntington Beach. "Many senior citizens have difficulty with can openers. hooking lights into the plug in the wall. dead bolts for the doors." One s how will deal with rising space rental rates in mobile homl' parks and the dislocation of :;,enior citizens that sometimes results. Treva d'Este. spokesman for the outfit. said Dickenson is planning an even more substantial feature for senior citizens in the future -a push-button attachment to the television that will enable older residents to use the cable system to summon medics or the poli ce in an emergency ~feanwhile. Golden Age Productions is pro- viding a clear benefit for al least some of the pa rticipants ··1t make:;, me do something ... said Ms . Collins ··Otherwise. I would be just sitting around home doing nothing ·· Procrastination is many-sided problem By J EFF PARKER 011 ... D•llr Pilot St.ill My first assignment as a re- por ter for this paper was to write an article about procrastination. ''It shouldn 't take you long."' the editor said. That was three weeks ago, and , a number or pieces have come ' from this typewriter, but an arti· ' cle on procrastination isn't one or : them. · Three specialists were con- • suited. : Dr. Tom Stevens of Huntington 'Beach said "It's avoidance : behavior." : Helen Reynolds, author of the best-selling "Executive Time l Manageme nt," said ··Try Swiss-j cheesing. That's where you tackle , a big problem by poking a bunch : of little holes in it." I PSYCHOLOGIST CONNIE I Hentlricks said "It's either fear of ' failure or rear of discomfort. Remember, anything worth do· ; ing is worth doing poorly." I or this many-sided problem, • there were ma ny definitions. I ''Procrastination is basicall y I postponing what I know I need to 1 do to be effective." said Reynolds . I "EHective is doing t he right things at the right time. as op- t posed to being efficient . Being ef· l ficient'isjustdoing things right all the time." "I define procrastination as the I persistent pattern of avoidin~ I . f engaging in either rout in(' acts or potentially profitable ones." said Connie Hendricks. "It applies lo everything from taking out the trash to filing for divorce. And 1t applies lo just about everyone at diffe rent times ." STEVENS SAID s imply: "Procrastination is where you put off doing a tas k until u later time." One thing that all three pro- crastination specialists agreed on was that the condition has been around a longtime, and that near- ly everyone contracts it at one timeoranother. ''It's not uncommon for people to develop such habits early an life," said Reynolds. a Lakewood a uthor whos e second book. "Executive Leadership: Getting ll. Using It." is set to be published by Prentice-Hall in March • · J\s they gel older, the people around them start to rely on their lateness in getting things done. Words like 'Oh, there's Joe again, day late and a dollar short· just rl' in force procrastination it lets a person know they're behaving as they always have," she said. "OF COURSE everyone puts off things," said Hendricks. "but procrastination is only destruc- live when you feel anxious or guilty about it. or when it slops you from getting what you want. You have lo determine if the pain ·Everyone puts of I things. but procrastination is only destructive when you feel anxious or guilty about it. or when it stops you from getting what you· want.' • 1s worth the gain. set yourself out to do something, and do it. If after all that. you're still putting it off. then you've got a proble m." "We all tend to avoid certain kinds of things," said Stevens. "Everyone has their own in - H' t• u ri ti es a nd their own strengths. We act accordingly . "Someone who is good at a job may go home and avoid social s ituations altogether. Never find a mate, never marry. Other peo· pie who are comfor•able with othe rs may never take a challeng- ing job because they doubt their s kills to perform it. Generally, we· 11 put orr what we think is most unpleasant. even though it may be th<' best thing for us:· Stevens said. All agreed that a railure to see the parts of a problem rather than the problem as a whole was responsible for a great deal of what we put off doing. Staring wide-eyed at the m onster before us tsn't necessarily the best way lo prepare ourselves for slaying It. "People have to learn to divide t heir project into sub-tasks," said Reynolds. ·'That applies especial- -!y to the larger tasks, what I call the 'Overwhelming A• tasks. Those· are the tough but important ones -the ones that will get you a promotion or a pay raise. ·'When 'you sit theN! and con· sider the size of the job, you have to drag your feet. I tell my clients to break it down Into do-able parts. Plan in shorter, rather than Iona er Ume periods." she said. ''The toughest part about tack- ling a big task is that most people don't even see where lo begin.·· said Stevens. "'When that hap· pens. they'll sit for days on end w a iliAg for something to get done. We aJI know that doesn't happen very often.·· "SURE. P EOPLE a re easily in· ti m idated by the size of things. but I think it goes deeper than that." said Hendricks. "What we're taught from childhood is that old cliche 'anything worth doing is worth doing well.' We have this idea of perfection looming over us ~rom the very start. ··Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly , I say. What point is there believing th at we can perform perfectly when we're not perfect people? Operating under Learn your energy curve and plan accord- ingly ... when you ·re low. open the mail -it doesn't require any brains. that belief is bound to make you reel inadequate, angry. willing to put the whole thing off to another time," she said. Another area that all three specialists agreed on. and one that keeps them busy counselJng, writing books and lecturing, Is the conviction that procr astination can be successfully controlled. "AWAllENESSCOMES before options." said Reynolds. "The key in training people to stop pro· craslinatlng Is making them see •4heir own patterns of behavior. If they're aware. options are always open. ••First of all, people should learn to say no. If you can't do that you'll end up Uvln1 your life acc~rdin1 to '°"'eone else's wishes, and pretty aoon, they'll all pile~p. ; '"Second. learn your energy curve. and plan your time accord· ingly. Find out when you're most alert. when you're down. when you 're in between. and choose ap· propriate tasks for those limes." said Reynolds. ··For most peopl e in this country. their energy curve is highest between 8:30 a .m. and 11 :30 a.m .. then it drops and doesn 'l come up again until 1: 30 p.m. When you're low. open the m ail -it doesn't require any brains. When you're high, do your high -priority work. My high energy curve peaks at 4:30 a.m .. so that's when I get up and write," she said. ACCOllDING TO Hendricks, prioritizing is the number one factor in ove r comi ng procrastination. "You have to.decide first what you want to do. and if it ·s worth the sacrifice you must make lo get It. ll it is, then make time to begin the project. If it isn't , then put it down on your list of priorities. Remember that present pain is future gain. Great tennis players practice all day. You have to de· cide if you want to make that sacrifice. •'Remember at the outset that you'll be uncomfortable sometimes, and that the job may be unpleuant. What'• wronc with ~eing uncomfortable or doln1 something unpleasant if It brinp you somethina 1ood later! Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly .. irhat point is there believing that we can per- form perfectly when we·re not per/ eel people? Nothing. Don't be afraid to stick your neck out.·· she said. Stevens thinks that people s pend too much lime doing work that isn't productive. and isn't fun either. "YOU'VE GOT TO have hours lo be productive and hours to relax. but a lot of people spend their Lime 'coasting.· By that I mean they're 'not really "being productive because they need to r elax a while. or they're not really relaxing because they're feeling gwlty about not being productive. "I think piOple sh ould relax more, and more genuinely," be said. "Do the housework Jess often. less thoroughly. Share the menial labor. Most people know what's good for themselves, if they 'II only listen. •'Set your goaJs every six months and review them at the end or that Ume. Plan a weekly management session where you review roor objectives. then set a plan for a week's work toward them. You can always change the plans, Oexibillty Is built in. When s uch a system becomes a habit, you've Jot the problem of puttlnc off thine• under control. You'll be surprised how much you can aet done, and aWl have plenty of Ume lorelaa," Stevenuaid. Swi••·cheeaed, prlorlti1ed, ready to HY DO and feellna DO ·IUlll, thia artJcle was flnallJ bqua. Now it'• tlme to relu. 111111 Ylll lllDIR llllY PIPll ' r RI 0 A Y FEB AU AR Y ti 1 'Hil ORANGE COUN"f Y C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS ~--------~~~a~g~~ilie~~W-------~ ' Coast riti%ens reaet to Beagan talk ('omplled bytt.e DaUy Pllo&S&afr Con erned cltJaens all along the Oran1e Coast reacted to- d•> to President Re11gan 's report on the nation's economy, earned on lelevts100 Thursday n1ghl. Here's a sampling of hov.• some of your neighbors felt. -Laan Aleuader, 70, of Laguna Beach, a Laguna Greenbelt member "I think that it's a very good idea if we are going to cul waste I think everyone welcomes the idea of a tax cut And, third, l just hope the people in the lowest r ange of hnanciaJ income will nol be hurt .. -Richard Slaaner, 41, Newport Beach real estate in· vestor ''This was just leading up lo the big stuff. This is just for publlc cons umption. The real stuff should come in about two weeks ·· -Merry Lent, 53, homemaker, Huntington Beach. "I don't like the proposals. Nobody is saying what impact they will have on the -needy people in social programs and the senior citizens. "The economy is in bad shape, but the American people have been spoiled and there are a lot of things wedon'tneed. "Too many people want too many things and that is help- mg to cause inflation.·· -Calvla Lu, Irvine, Orange County Sheriff's Depart- m ent jailer: "There a re many ways to cul government spending. When someone is arrested for drunken driving, it costs taxpayers to book them, clean t hem up and process them. "They should put them all in one big room and let them sleep it off ; then send them home with a fine." -Margaret HJatt, 68. housewife, Huntington Beach: "I believe Reagan is moving in the right direction. I hope he can cure the economic ills but he can't do it overni"ht because Laguna teaching posts slashed they have been a long time in the malting. "1be economy is in pretty poor shape. At least he is fac- ing up lo it and not glossing over it." -Buel Covre1es, SS, operator of a vegetable stand, Fountain Valley: "We are in a real mess. 1l will take a while but it sounds like President Reagan will do a good job for us. He didn't tell us what we didn 'l know before.•· -Jay lloebuc:k, 42, freelance writer, Huntington Beach: "There is a concern on what effects the cutbacks will have on social programs. It is too early to tell what they will be, however, unlil specifics are announced later this month to Congress.'' -Peggy Myrick, Irvine, a real estate agent: "I felt he made a reaJ effort to be direct, to the point and practi cal. The speech sounded financial and not political. He did a good job <See COAST REACTION, Page AZ> Principal's demotion supported D.tllf Pllet St.ttt P-o SMILING PAO-PROCTOR PICKETS AT LAGUNA SCHOOL BOARD HEADQUARTERS lnakte later, leH to amHe about aa truatHa backed admlnlatratlon Artists display works in Laguna "Our Artists by Artists." a collection or 32 por traits and self-portraits by artist members of the Laguna Beach Museum or Art, is on display at the museum through Feb. 16. The coll ec ti o n o f oils, s culptu re, pr i nt s and watercolors were selected from among 115 entries and are on 1 view daily except Tuesdays from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the museum. 307 Cliff Drive. Coast Weather 30 courses sliced from Laguna High Students attending Laguna Beach High School next year will have fewer elective classes from which to choose. Following school board action Thursday night, more than 30 courses will be eliminated from the high school curriculum. Jn addition, several programs and classes at ·the junior high and elementary school levels also were recommended for cuts or elimination. At the high school, the follow- ing classes will not be offered next fall. E ight physic al educ ation c lasses , s ix industrial arts courses. two science classes. t wo drivers ' education classes, two courses or d rama and two or music, a graphic arts course, four business a nd consumer education classes (inc luding wo rk experie nce). the high school reading laboqltory and three alternative school classes. Programs recommended for reduction at the junior high school level Include counseling and art. and at the elementary schools, the aphasia class (for students with s peaking han- dicaps) and elementary school improvement progr ams will be reduced. Bus riders slaare rars Trustees say Inore cuts due By STEVE MITCHELL Of IM 0..11, Pllet St.ttf Laguna Beach school trustees have unanimously supported the district superintendent's recom- mendation that school principal Lyle Proctor be demoted to the position of classroom teacher next year. In addition. the boar d ap- proved a resolution that wilJ see 10 teaching positions eliminated next yeal' and 30 hi&h school c lasses -mostly e lective courses -cut from the cur- riculum. Jn making those cuts, trustees s aid Thursday t hey hope to salvage many or the elective courses through Saddleback College classes conducted on the high school campus and through the Regional Occupational Pro- gram. But most or the 300 people who attended Thursday's meeting in the high school auditorium were parents and teachers from Aliso Elementary School where Lyle Proctor has been principal for the past 23 years . More than two dozen of his s uppo rter s ma rched lo the . microphone during a nearly four-hour hearing, to plead with the board to retain Proctor as principal. Some sought compassion from the board, others spoke with in· tense bitterness that the veteran administrator. who has been in the district since 1954, would be considered for demotion. Former Laguna Beach mayor Charlton Boyd read a petition supporting Proctor from six for mer school board mem bers. Aliso teacher Pete Peterson read a letter from the entire Aliso staff citing their "smooth working relationship as a result of <Proctor's) leadership." Sever al speakers suggested other Laguna Beach principals with fewer years experience be selected for reassignment. And a pro p osa l th a t a ll ad- ministrators in the small school district be considered for cuts also was broached. Trustee Marylyn Pauley told the parents and teachers that the entire board "shares a sense of frustration by these cull." She said the board has been making unpopular cuts for lhe past three years because of the dismal financial position of the (See CUTS, Pa1e AZ> • NOTICl TO PATRONS All local and express bus service may be suspended begjnning Thursday, February s~ 1981 due to a labor dispute involving our coach operators and bus maintenance employees. We apologize for an y inconrenience this may cause you. We assure you that we will resume service as quickl y as possible. For information on OCTD's carpool matching service. call 636 RIDE. -----------f{I•· NOTICIASPARA PASAJEROS & probable que el jueves S de febrero de 198 J, se suspenda el senricio de autobuses tan to local como expreso debido a una disputa laboral que envuelve 8 los conductores y mecinicos de los autobuses. Nos disculpamos por las inconveniencias que es to les ~ausey les aseguramos queen cuanto antt>s pos1ble se reanudara el servicio. Si desea saber 1·nro . . h . nnac1on sobre "carpool ma tc mg del OCTO" U I 0 sea que comparta un ride con alguien. ame a 636·7433. D•llY Piiot Sufi Plloto SIGN OF TIMES FOR ORANGE COUNTY BUSES Menage taped to depot pole In Laguna Beech Everyone waiting; nobody's rolling By GLENN scon Of 11M o.11, Pllet St.ttt It was a waiting game today for both sides as the Orange County Transit District strike threatens to keep public buses off the streets for the third day on Saturday. Negotiators for the United Trans portation U ni o n , r e presenting 957 s triking m echanics and bus drivers, Police seek identity of train victim claim they are waiting for dis- trict officials' to soften .. At the district, officials say it's the union's turn to act. And bus riders who account for up to 100,000 trips a day are restlessly waiting for the time when they can r esume their usual bus-ridinR routine . There was little hope today that officials from the district or the union were willing to make the first move -a possible sign of weakness -to resolve the contract disputes. District Ge ner al Man ager James Reichert said that his side informe d union officials when a final discussion broke down Wednesday that the dis- trict is ready to resume talks. . Union officials, he claimed, bad no response. Night and morning low c louds , otherwis e fair through Saturday. Lows tonight 42 along the coast, 50 inland. Highs Saturday 62 to 67. IN81DETeDAY ~ Preparlftfl /or mome role• tab• it• toll on two arara. See Page Cl. Car-pool system booms Orange County coronen att seekiq tbe identity of a young man wbo wu struck and ltllled by an Amtrak train in San Juan Capistrano Thursday afternoon. The man, described as an 18 to 23-year·old Caucasian, was believed to have been siWq in . an overstuffed chair about 30 , feet from tbe tracks minuta before be wu killed. "We told them we're ready to start 'when you're ready to have meaniqfu.l discussions'," saJd Reichert. "When they're ready, they'll let ua know." At tbe union headquarters in Anaheim, 1eneral chairman Joe Couturier reported that there are no talb ID the works, and no talk• about 1tartta1 talks. .... AtY-~ Al L.M..... A6 ........... 1 ~ At ~ DMI ce.kt ... c....... ... ........... a11 ........ M a11 I 1• (14 .......... ..... ,.... ... ... ii .. .. ..... , Ct .. L.-... .. • • One positive result of an otherwise unenjoyable Or1U11e County public bus strike baa been renewed interest in enern· saving car pools. More than 300 people have been cal.line the Oraqe County Trault District otft"8 eacb day since Wedneeday to aeelt a com· pater-Mlilted aentce ID •bartna rides to work or acbool~ oftldab report. Some ol tbe callers have .,.. " regular bus riders who needed to find other means of travel. But officials say news coverage of the strike also bu spurred other commuten to try out the ride- 1harina 1yatem. • 'Tbey've taken the trouble · no• that will pay off for tbe rest of the year, when we know it will 1et more expenalve for transportation," uid Kath1 Zeutaiu1, dlltrict market repreMlltaUve aupenilor. ' .. It takea about five minutes to c all operatora at 631-7'33 <RIDE) to provide carpool ln- formailoa, abe said. Operaton fill out appUcatlona and im· medJately 1ubmJt tbelll. Into the · dl1trtct11 computer, where mon than eo,ooo names an in the data buk. ' The computer prlat1 out names and t.lepbaae aamben of comm._. wbo lift and wort (leef'OOL,Pap.U) Oraqe County 1beriff'1 dep- uties said the man died lnatant· iy when be was hit 1bortly before 1 p.m . about 100 yardl north ol La ZaQJa St. Tbef aaAd tbe dead man eu- rted DO w.tiftcetioa. A S.. ,,._ c.plltrao JOUlll told .............. ., bome ,,._ lcbool wbm bl._. a mu ilUiDI ID a elMUr aear tbie rallroM tradla. I A "II there no solution, then!" hewuuted. "We're ready to 1pealt anytime tbe diatrtct 61," be laid. "It'• kind If a watt.....s.._ •t· Uhlde." Tbe lbib .. nlled at U :Ol a.m. TIMandQ .. , "C.~ lel llln, wlllo IO fU' ......... dlllrtct ..,.... ... a aew coatraet for tile ( ............. .U) I tMt ---J I/ST BREAKING ---. L.ol• l(trnu /rum rodo11'• WOf'W •WI 1 ml.,..*"' ; •'•· Che1ni al bl08t hurls '\. unrk r 30 feet in air Wiil M'l KJ\ tAl' I A ,.urlu" wn Nill all) 11\jur~ today flc-r btUI hurh'tl ft•.:tthrouchtht• 1r wh n a. t\111h prttsauretank rupturec.hl • rhl'mt al 11lun& •™htnl • doud <'h apora lntolhe air. A mil M.tlULrt! 1n•1a ~ itl hrl 0) \'Mc uatod a:. th" clurly vlal· hlt "'hit•l'luud 11rntJ hut fut• olhc lal QWtatly liflt.'<l the evacua· tmn ordei'"' h.-n II• a\Cl\•h•rrouu-d thC'1 ,, "' nofurthcrdanaer. Nu °"'4•r tnJUfll'. "',.it· t'i&Uu'\J b\ th«' l 4$ 1& m mcidcmt at the Hat' ht-kif ( hemlral C'o In 11 hjlht tml~llial area near Wasblneton Boulevard mid P11t.n1tm >.\\lllu, and tb1•1c was no nre, said ~ \nitelc: <"c~t (trl' ~"'' e'>rnWl Ult"k "'nrnd ... •tt-• ... "".,..,.. .,,.~lwfl SA ~ Hl\~l"IS 0 t AVl Two lf\(H'e Olay are.-bus dnvers ,. t'rt• t1th1ckt'd b' 1>a\1H•n..:en. todiay. less lh11n 24 hours after a San 'Fr 11nt·1~(·fJ ~um1•11)0tl k a1lway dnver was ·hot tod~alh 3 .. .., ... .-.s~J~• l'l n TA. l..'<i lumb111. lAr'I Three youths armed with sub ffi dl'h1m· gw1l) h1Jac..kcd a <.:olon1bia.n u1rllner today, freed its 60 oa en2~r.. dftt-r landint: here and thre'atened to kill the five rr~-. m~nitwr ... on bo..r1l 11 i.o ld1er!> !>urroundtng the crash did not allo\\ 1t to 1,1kl· off, Julhorit1es s.ud The h1J.:1C."kt·r~. whos~ identities and dernaods were not im· nwd1alt'I) kno" 11. ~~wt they would kill the two pilots. navigator Jnd two !>lt'" ;.irdt•ssl·~ one by one. actordtng to two sources at national µolll"c headquarter s 1n the Colombian capital of lfogott.1 Poland'• u11lon tltrratfttll alrtlt• WAH SA W l'olsnd I AP) Poland's Roman Catholic Church med 1ated an enll to tht• 10 day general strike in Bielsko-Biala today with assur::.i n<'l'S the corn munast regime will fire local leaders ac cused of corruption by the workers. But union officials threatened a strike in another southern industria l center Monday. Soda•• •tUp#~t ultftl lo r~dgn WASlllNGTON <AP ) The top two House Re publicans s aid today Rep. Jon C. Hinson, accused of attempted sodomy with another m an in a Capitol I I ill men's room. should resign. A spokesman for Minority Leader Robert H. Michel of Illinois said that Michel thinks· ·it would be in the best interests of all con· cerned if Hinson resigned his seat and concentrated on his person al problems.·· . And R~P-. Tren~ Lott. the !louse Republican whip and, like Htnson a M1ss1ss1pprnn. s aid.· ·1 am extremely disappointed in Jon· Hinson and feel he should resign " Can~er vf~t f • ltolf& t>Op• at ba• ST PETF.HSBliRG . Fla IAP> An elderly a nd despondent nursing home putient who is dying of cancer was subdued by police tod ay !lfler he swbbed a nurse• and held officers at bay with a ,gun and krufe ror ne;.irly l" o hours. police said. FrmnPa.-AI COAST REACTION ... of pcesentang simple ('Oncepts tn a dir ect way. f would have changed somcdrastic-~ounding words like calamitous." -J ames Mizok ami, 41. Newport Beach. industrial worker: "I think you do have to do something aboulinflation. It 's our wors t enemy But f haven't quite digested ever ything he said yet.·· -Sol Gadol, 71. South Laguna. bookbinder : "It sounded pretty plausibl€!. Reagan seemed to know what he was ta lk · 1ng about Ba s('<! on what he did as,,governor , I think he might c1ookay "I think the t•<·onomy \\111 ~el bc•tter. if the President's programs an.·g1\'t•n a t·hance " -David Me ltzer. 22. Newport Beach, wa iter : "1 think he did a ver} concise job of te lling the people what 1s going <m. ~.hether the government cun do it or not. 1s something t!lse. -Maurice Eme ry . 43. of Costa Mesa. equipment salesman: "I hked the overall view of him looking like he 's going lo do something. l don't like idea of raising na· t1onal deficit " -Terry Freem a n, 23, Costa Mesa, assistant manager of a liquor store : "l think he's going about it the wrong way. His deregulating of gasoline prices will hurt the low. income people and not the Cadillac drivers who can afford it. His ideas will only hurt the nation the way he hurt Ca lifornia." -LaRue Driscoll, 76, Costa Mesa, retired: "Well . abo~! those drastic c uts ... if you have to, you have to -Lee ChJldress, 59. Laguna Beach, active in the Laguna Beach arts community: "I'm glad lo take a deep breath and be gra teful he'll put us on the right tack. We will have to make certain sacrifices, but he's given us con· fidence and I thank God he is in the Wrute House ... -Jim DiCamilli, 48, Costa Mesa. sandwich shop owner: "I'm elated. but Reagan is doing a lot of tall talking a nd he has to back it up. Maybe he'll put his foot in his mo uth. I hope not. He comes on strong and shows good." -Kathleen Michealson, 30, LagU}\a Beach, interior designer : "He wasn·t very specific but his talk is what the country needs. We're s pending too much money on special programs. "1 think the truly needy will still benefit. But students on food stamps a nd certain welfare programs will prob· ably be cut. I hope. and think. that will make a difference." -Anna Marie Nagy, 45. Irvine. a homemaker: "l nave a very pos\tive reaction to the s peech. The programs he's offering are sound. We just hope there won 't be any opposition in the Congress to what he has to offe r. "It was an upbeat speech even though he talked about the public having to m a ke sacrifices." Alien appre h e nded in purse snatch Laguna Beach police captured 27-year-old Enrique Munoz. who they identified as an illegal alie n . in an alley .Shortly after he allegedly snatched a woman's purse near Cress Street and Coast Highway about I : 15 this morning. Police allege Munoz fled on foot after grabbing San Juan Capistrano resident Irene S. Weise's handbag as she was walking to her car. He was ar· rested a few blocks away. Ms. Weise's purse, wruch s he said contained $40, wasn't recovered. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Thomas P Haley ,._ Robert N Weed .._. M. Thom .. Keev1I ... Ct•H"'-d edvefU .. ng 714/142·5171 All oth9r departmem• 142-4321 OFFICES Co.ta Mesa JlO West Bay Strwt '267' L.t9Ufl• lllH<ll: um No. COHt'H1911w•y tall t411nlin9'0ft ~II· 1"1'11S IM«ll 8oult¥er0~ CoPy•IOlll 1911 OtM'Qlt Collll PvbliMllne C-Mo n"*' \\otie\, llh1~r•llon\, ..s1toroa1 mautr or ao- ¥trll\tment• 11er•1n m•v be rtproduceo wlt11o<i1 ~,,.Cl81oermln10n61 copvrlOlll owntr 1.indy trial reviewed fLEMlNGTON, N.J. (AP) - lnformatJon from FBI flies casts doubt on the testimony of several key witnesses in the 1935 trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann. con· vlcted and executed in the Jcidnap· murder of the LJndbergh baby, according to publis hed reports. T he information was obtained under the federal Freedom of Jn- form ation Act and publis hed jointly in Thursday's Hunterdon County Democrat and the New Brunswick Home News . It contradicts testimony by the prosecution's fingerprint expert and handwriting analysts -as well as the ide ntification of Hauptmann's voice by the vie· tim 's rather. aviation hero Cot. C harles Lindbergh , th e newspapers reported . The files also raise questions about sta tements by the go- bet ween in ransom negotiations und the identification o f Hauptmann by a taxicab driver who carried a ransom m essage, the newspapers said. The kidna pping case was one or the m ost famous in American court rustory. On March l, 1932. 19 mouth-old Charles Lindbergh Jr disappeared from his second· story bedroom at the Lindberghs' Hopewell, N.J . hom e. Lindbergh a nd hundreds of policemen across the country searched for the baby until May 12, when a workman stumbled over the body in a shallow grave j u s t fiv e mil es from the Land bergh home. Two years later. on Sept. 14, 1934 , police arrested Ha uptmann, a 35-year·old Bronx carpenter. The day after his arrest, police ro u nd $15,000 o f the $50 ,000 ransom Lindbergh· had paid in a shoebox in I lauptmann 's garage. llauptmann had said the money had been given to him years earlier by a friend a nd business partner leaving for Germany. After a highly publicized five- week tr ial. based almost entirely on l'ir<·ums tantia l evidence. 11;,iuptmann was convicted of murder lie protes ted his in· nocence until his electrocution April3.19:l6. Fro• Pag# A I CUTS ... on ce-wealthy district. "And now we 're gettfng to the point of really hurting -hurting people, hurting the kids, the teac hers and administrators who a re our friends. "It ·s not a fun time lo be in a position of making decisions like this ... Mrs Paulev said S he was joined by board member Hon Chilcote, who said, .. Everv decision we've m ad e s inc·e ·Serr ano Pries t (st ate Su preme Court decis io n ). Proposition 13. and declining student enrollment has been pro· tested by the people affected by the decision." Board m embers said the de· eis ion on Proctor's r eassign· m ent. and the reduction of 10 teaching positions . had to be made before next month. St ate law mandates th at ad· tninistrators who are to be dis· missed or reassigned must be noti fi ed by Mar c h 1, a nd t e a c he r s a ffected mus t be notified by March 15. The district has cut nearly $1 million from its budget the past three years. and faces an ex· peeled $500,000 deficit next year . School officials said the cuts approved Thursday night will only a mount to about one third or that needed by June 30. Other cuts that c an be expect· ed next year include the c losure of a school, as well as layoff of classified personnel. reduction of maintenance projects. supplies and equipment. Fro•PageAJ POOL ..• in s imilar places and use similar tr avel patterns . The list is mailed the next day with from five to 15 names, s he said. Applicants are expected to follow through by contacting others on the List once it is re· ceived. she said . Winter rec classes open There are s till openings ln several winter session classes offered tbrou1h tbe L11un1 Beach Recreation Department. .c I au es i n cl u d e 1 a i Ii n g • horseback riding and volleyball. In addition, tirla softball, a track clinic, the city'• track meet md tbe winter doublet &en· nil tournamat are comm1 • ln tbe nat few mOll&hl. For reliatratlon lnlorm.aUoa caU 4'7.-u. ext. ,,1. • AP Wo,.pl>olo MOUNTAINOUS CAKE ELICITS PRESIDENTIAL SMILE President and First lady at 1urprt1e party President's 10th brings surprise WASHINGTON I A P 1 Ronald Reagan, the oldest man e~er to become p~es1dcnt. l'elebrated his 70th birthday today ~1th a surpnse v1s1t from congressional leaders and a huge tiered cake Reagan smiled br<1udl~ as he enter ed the Oval Offi ce. where t he leader!. wen.• w;.utinl'( "1lh first lady Nancy Reagan. BEFORE THE PRESIDENT entered the room House M~jority Leader James Wright. Minority Leader R~bert H. Michel. and Rep Thomcis B Evans, R·Del.. lifted the first lady up so that she could li ght the s ingle yellow candle atop the cake. whtt'h stood allcasl a foot Lalll'rthan she. Mrs Heagan wouldn 1 11•1 ht:r hu!>band blow the candle out. remembering last ~ 1·:tr ~ h1rthda) celebration tn South Carolina, where hi' ended up" llh frosting on his clothes On behalf of l'<ingress1onal leader!.. the si.iel\ker of the Ho use. Thumas P <f\c11l. gave· Rea~an av. rapped box c·on l~tnin>( th(.• offtciul n~1g flov.n O\('r thl· Capitol on lnCiugura lion da~-. MOl.U ·; THAN 100 p~oplc includmg such longllme Cahforn_aa friends as J1mm~ Stewart, are expected at Rea~a.n s birthday party tonight at the White House. The well publicized .. surpri5e part~ · v. ill be held by four t'Ouples who hav~ been hosts for Reagan s birthday parties for t he last 20 years . Perhaps because his age was a campaign issue last year Rea~an h1m!>elf ha~ heen Jl)kmg about the sub1ect the pasi few days. . "I WAi;iiT TO THANK YOU for starting out the celebra· t1on of my :Hst anniversary of my 39th birthday, .. the presi· dent had quipped at a prayer breakfast. , And al a black·tie congressional dinner . Reagan defined m iddle age as '"when you·re faced with two temptations and you t•hoosethe onl' that will gel you home at nine o'clock.·· The president 's personal ph~sJc1an. Or Daniel Ruge. said that RN1gan appa re111 l~ start:-. his e1~hth decade tn good health Fl"fMI Pa.-AJ STRIKE CONTINUES. • • mechanics and drivers The breakdown in negotiations h as centered on questions of w~ges. including cost-of-living r aises. Couturier said the former ·three-year contract, which ex· · pired in Decem ber, gave drivers $9.46 an hour and semi-annual cost-of-living increases based on the consumer price index for all items on lhe Los An~eles·Long Beach index. Mechanics earned S9.82 a n hour but only received one cost· of-livmg inc rease a year. he said. In the new contract offe r, djs. trict of(icials agre~d to add a second increase for mechanics. but wanted a 6 percent ceiling on the increases. The union has held out for no ceiling, as in the former con· tract Reiche rt said district officials have offered plans to e ithe r in· crease the cost·of-living al· lowances o r wages. but the un· ion bas rejected all of them. Beatles • to sing for John? LONDON (AP) -The t,bree s urviving m embers or the BeatJes are planning to record together agai n , the S un ne ws paper reported today. In a dispatch from New York, the newspaper said the three - Paul McCartney, Geor ge Har· rison and Ringo Starr -wilJ make 'a record in tribute to John Lennon, who was shot down out· side ms New York City apart· ment Dec. 8. The Beatles split in 1971. The ·paper s aid the reunion was being organized by the g r o up 's longtime producer , George Martin. It s aid Martin hoped to record an album featuring the three musicians at his $2.4 million studio on the Caribbean island of Montser rat. McCartney already is on the island making a record for his group. Wings. No spokesm an at EMI, the Beatles· longtime record com · pany. was immediately availa· ble for comment. Financiers hail talk by Reagan NEW YORK (AP> -Business and f inancial leaders gave President Reagan high marks today as .. teacher" for his stem nationally televised explanation or why the nation is threatened with "an economic calamity." But despite wishing Reagan s uccess i n r ev i vi n g the economy, some said the lime BATTLE OF BUDGET WON'T BE PAINLESS-A4 has come for the president to de· liver on his promises of reduced individual and bus iness taxes and cuts in federal spending. "The las t lhing anyone in America could benefit from would be two back-to-back un· s uccessful American presi- dents." said Walter Hoadley, chief economist of the San Fran· cisco-based Bank of Amer ica. the n ation's largest bank. The White House said initial public reaction was overwhelm· ingly positive Within 75 minutes afte r the speech. the White House re · cei ved 432 telephone calls -378 with positive comments. 24 with negative reactions and 30 that could not be charact erize d pos1uveor nej!ati\'e. a spokesman sa1tl "The lop comment was, for the first lime in their lives. they were able to understand the economy.·· said assistant press secretary David Pros per i. ··They didn't feel the presiden t talked down to the m .'' Produc~g a dollar bill, and then 36 cents in cha nge, Reagan explained Thurs day how the value of the dollar has declined since 1960. He used c harts to show how he hoped to balance the budget before his term ex· pires by slowing the g rowth of feder al spending. ·;1 believe this was President Reagan 'lhe economic teacher',·· set:ing the groundwork to imple · ment his programs. said Hoadley in a te lephone interview. SPECIAL PURCHASE CARPETING SEVERAL ROLLS FROM $'~" LIMITID 9UAMTITIH. "IST COMI PllST SHYIDI (plus padding and Installation) -·-· I' DEN'S 1a,;pe· ·i~: iiiiiB1Jatiiii: "custom drap.,;-. ••f! • t I • l•~ ,, I ]loM)) ·:· .. ;, ~·~'. lil•le• • ••t 11111 flllr • ••I~ till 1663 PlACENTIA AVENllE • COSTA MESA. CAllf 92617 • 'H0Nt 646·•131 -646·23SJ I I c ( ~ ~ ( ( c ~ j .. Y• llllTRI llllY IVll f-RIOAY . FEBRUARY b 1981 ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFOHNIA 25 CENTS --------1~~a~g~~ilie~~uW-------~ . Coast riti:ens react to Beagan talk Co•pllH by u.e Daily PUo& Start Concerned l'llaieos all along the Orange Coast reacted to- da) to President Reagan's report on the nation's economy, ca.rried on televis ion Thursday rught. Here's a sampling of bow some of your neighbors felt -Laua Ale•aJtder, 70, of Laguna Beach, a Laguna Greenbelt member . "I thank that it's a very good idea if we are going lO cut waste. I th ink everyone welcomes the idea of a tax cul. And, third, I just hope the people in the lowest range of financial ancome will not be hurt.'' -llJclaard Sbaaer, 41 , Newport Beach real estate in· vestor "This was just leading up to the big stuff. This is just for public consumption. The real stuff should come in about two weeks.'' -Merry Lenl, 53, homemaker, Huntington Beach. "I don 't like the proposals. Nobody is saying what impact they will have on the needy people in social programs and the senior citizens. "The economy is in bad shape, but the American people have been spoiled and there are a lot of things we don 'tneed. ·'Too many people want too many things and that is help· Ing lo cause inflation." -Calvla Lu. Irvine, Orange County Sheriff's Depart· menl jailer : "There are many ways to cut government spending. When someone is arrested for drunken driving, it costs taxpayers to book them, clean them up and process them. "They should put them all in one big room and let them sleep it off; then send them home with a fine." -Margaret Hiatt, 68, housewife, Huntington Beach : "l believe Reagan is moving in the right direction. I hope he can cure ilie economic ills but he can't do it overnil(ht because they have been a long time in the making. "The economy is in pretty poor shape. At least he is fac· ing up to it and oot glossing over it.•' -Ruel Coorreges, SS, operator of a vegetable stand, Fountain Valley: "We are in a real mess. It will take a while but it sounds like President Reagan will do a good job for us. He didn 'ttell us what ~e didn't know before." -Jay lloebucll, Q , freelance writer, Huntington Beach: ''There is a concern on what effects the cutbacks will have on social programs. It is too early to tell what they will be, however, until specifics are announced later this month to Congress.'' -Peggy Myrick, Irvine, a real estate agent: "I felt he made a real effort to be direct, to the point and practical. The speech sounded financial and not political. He did a good job <See COAST REACTION, Page A2) Negotiations at standstill No OC · bus-strike settleDlent near By GLENN SCOTT Ol IM Dally Pfl_. Slaff It was a waiting game today fo r both sides as the Orange County Transit District strike threatens to keep public buses off the streets for the third day on Saturday. Negotiators for the United Tran s portation U nion , r e presenting 957 s trik i n g mechanics a nd bus drivers. claim they are waiting for dis· trict officials to soften. At the district, officials say it's the union's tum to act. And bus riders who account for up to 100,000 trips a day are restlessly waiting for the time when they can resume their us ual bus·riding routine. In the new contract offer. dis· t rict officials agreed to add a second increase for mechani cs. but wanted a 6 percent ceiling on t he increases. The union has held out for no ceiling, as in the former con· tract. Reichert said district officials have offered plans to either in· crea se the cost.of-li ving al- lowances or wages. but the un- ion has rejected all of them. Both dis trict an d un ion negotiators are proposing three· vear contracts. SMUT OPPONENTS BEGIN VIGIL IN FRONT OF NEWPORT X-RATED BOOKSTORE From left, Cethy Hettrlch (In skirt), Marge Cemehen, Robert RoH, Andrew Lock. There was little hope today that officials from the district or the union were willing to make the first move -a possible sign of weakness -to resolve the contract disputes. Anti-ponw troops picket sex store By STEVE MARBLE Of, .. Daily PllM St•ll A truck driver slowed. honked his horn. shifted gears and rumbled off. The five people car· rying anti-smut signs in front of Newport Beach's one and only adult bookstore this morning didn't seem to notice. An electrician sat on the hood of his car drinking coffee. He was waiting to get inside lhe white stucco building at 2930 W. Coast Highway. He said he had work lO do. Inside the Talk of the Town bookstore and video center it was dark. The bookshelves were empty. The stock hadn't ar· rived. A Coast Highway m erchant poked his head out the front door of his business a nd then disap· peared. A television newscaster rolled up in his sportscar , looked in the front door of the s hop and left. It was day one on the picket line at the Talk of the Town. The bookstore, closed last October by fire, won 't reopen until next Wednesday. But the anti-smut Coast Weather forces were ready today. Cathy Helfrich, one of those be nt on putting the shop out of business forever. s aid s he wasn't disappointed in the small a nti-smut turnout this morning. It was only the first shift of a 24-hour·a-day "silent" vigil, she explained. She said things would get more lively by Sunday when a 2 p.m. rally is scheduled. She was joined on the sidewalk by a minist er , a pries t , a neighbor and a young Santa Ana Heights man who said he rode his bike down to the beach area because he was curious. "I've never been in one of t hese p laces," said Andrew Lock . ··Why would they open up a place like this in Ne wport Beach," he wondered. "They s hould' have gone to Garden Grove." Robert Ross, a minister from the Newport Universalist Socie· ty, said he thinks sex is healthy. He said he enjoyed reading "The Joy of Sex," but drew a line at the stuff that would be offered in the Talk of the Town. "The bookstore will offer stufr that's dangerous, that e n· courages a fantasy life ... he <See PORNO, Page AZ) Slayings probe ·expanded By JERRY CLAUSEN Ofl .. Daily Pilot Sl•ll Costa Mesa pol ice carried their investigation or a weekend execu- tion-style slaying of two northside men into Hollywood and Laguna Beach today. Found shot to death late Tues- d ay in their two-bedroom apart· ment al 1251 Baker St.. were Brent Wheeler. 23. and Giovanni Paz,27. Their bodies were discovered laying on the Living room floor of their second-story fourplex apart· ment by Wheeler's brother-in· law who was concerned because Wheeler had not kept a weekend appointment. Police said each of the victims was shot twice in the head at close ra nge with a s mall-caliber weapon. Neighbors. who called the men quiet and polite, said they moved into their Costa Mesa apartment in December. Lt. Jack Calnon. in charge of the murder inves tigation, s aid the pair had moved to Costa Mesa from Laguna Beach where in· vestigators are questioning for qi er roommates of both men. • <See PROBE, Page AZ> District Gene ra l Manager James Reichert said that his side informed union officials when a final discussion broke down Wednesday that the dis· trict is ready to resume talks . Union officials, he claimed. had no response. "We told them we're ready to start 'when you're ready to have meaningful discussions'." said Reichert. ''When they're ready. they'll let us know." At the union headquarters in Anaheim, general dtairman Joe Cout urier reported that there are no talks ln the works, and no talks about s tarting talks. ··1s there no solution. then?" he was asked. "We're r eady to s peak anyt ime the district is." he said. "It's kind of a wait-and-see at· titude ." The strike was called at 12:01 a .m . Thursday by the union leaders, who so far have been unhappy with district offers for a ne w co ntra c t for t h e mechanics and drivers . The breakdown in negotiations has centered on questions of wages, including cost-of-living raises. Couturier s aid the former three-year contract, which ex· pired in December, gave drivers $9.46 an hour and semi·aMual cost-of-living increases based on the consumer price index for all items on the Los Angeles-Long Beach index. Mechanics earned $9.82 an hour but only received one cosl- of-li ving increase a year. he said. * * * Night and morning low cl•uds, otherwise fair through Saturday. Lows tonight '2 along the coast, SO inland. Highs Saturday 62 to 87. IN81•ETeDAY Pr~ for mo!M role• talcei it• toU on two 1tara. See Page Cl. Car-pool system booms •••• At Y-lenlc• Al L.M,-.,_ M ...._ ... , ~ Al Cleletfltll Of.ti c-ics ... , One positive result of an otherwise unenjoyable Oran1e County public b\IS strike baa been renewed interest ln energy. Javlng c~ pools. · the strike also has spurred other commuters to try out the ride· sharina system. mediately submit them into the diatriet's computer, where more than 90,000 names are in the data bank. MOUNTAINOUS CAKE ELICITS PRESIDENTIAL SMILE President and Flrlt Ledy •t aurprfH party President's 10th brings surprise WASHINGTON (AP) -Ronald Reagan, the oldest man ever to become president. celebrated his 70;th:birthday today -with a surprise visit from congressional leaders and a huge tiered cake. Reagan smiled broadly as he entered the Oval Office. where the leaders were wailing with first lady Nancy Reagan. BEFORE THE PRESIDENT entered the room , House Majority Leader James Wright, Minority Leader Robert H. Michel, and Rep. Thomas 8 . Evans, R·Del .. lifted the first lady up so that she could light the single yellow candle atop the cake, which stood atleasta foot taller than she. Mrs. Reagan wouldn't let her husband blow the candle out, remembering last year's birthday celebration in South Carolina, wberebeended upwithfrosUngon his clothes. On behalf of congressional leaders, the speaker or the House, Thomas P . O'Neill, gave Reagan a wTapped box con- taining the official flag flown over the Capitol on lnaugura· tionday. MORE TRAN 111 people, including such longtime California friends as Jimmy Stewart, are expected at Reagan's birthday party tonilhl at the White House. The well publicized "surprise party" will be held by four couples who have been hosts for Reagan 'a birthday parties for the last 20 years. Perhaps because hi• age was a campaip issue last year, Reagll\l himself has been jotln1 about the subject the past few days. "I WANT ro THANK YOU for startina out the celebra- Uon of my 31.at anniversary ol Ql)' 31th birthday," the presl· dent bad quipped at a prayer breakf .. t. ~ I °"" •• • .. .............. More than 300 people have been callln1 the Oran1e County Transl~ Dlatriet offices each day since Wednesday to seek a com· puter-ualated service in sbariq ridn to work or acbool, oftldala report. •'They've taken the trouble now that will pay off for the rest of the year, when we know it will 1et more expensive for transportation," said Kathy Zeutalus, dlltrlct market , repreeeatative supervisor. The computer prlnU out names and telephone numben of commuters who live and work ln similar places and uae almUar travel patterns. The llat is malled tbe next day with from five to JS names, abe aald. And at a black-tie~ dinner, Re .. an defined middle.,. .. "when you're feced with two temptatlom aod you cbooletbeoaetbat wWMJOUbomeatnineo'tlock." ~ ...... M ::..:. ~ ..... ,.... ... ....._ .. ....... 'Jdll c. --~ .. ... Some ol tbe callert bne been re1ular bua riden wbo needed to fl.ad other meau ol tranl. But .offtclala say DeW1 coier .. , ol f It takea about five minutes to call operators at IH-7433 (RIDE> to provide carpool in· formation, Ille aaid. Operators f 111 out applications and hll· j • 41 Applicants are expected to follow tbrou1h by contactlnt· en on the list once it ii re- ceiv~. ahe said. • The pnUdent's penc.W pbJlidu, Dr. Daniel R~ aald that Jteqan •ppanmtlJ ltaN Ida ellbtla detade in health. .. .. a.-*"" t1oM ••w·• __.. _. _.. "" ....... ._ . Chemical blast hurt. uvrker 30 feet in air WKl1,.I .k 'AP I A worker WU cridtalb la.1""4 today after belnt burlt'd 30 f ~l lhr~h lb" air when a hllh·preuure tank ruptured at arb m ll'l'l &1h1nlaodNOU cloudotvapon lntot.be air. A ml.If ~uatt aru wu11 tan1r~ t'Ht'uated 1.11 t.be clearly vlti· bl wbittt rk1ud l'IJlrt'•d, hut fire u/f1t'laJ.s qukkly Ut\ed the evacua· ttoqorder•twoll"" •d~h·rmin"-.Jthl'ni wu nof\lrlherdaneer. No~r inJurt'-"I Wl'rt' t'Musud t>y thi' 7 .45 a.m Incident al the 81cb~Chl·mh al l:o In Ii lleht 1nduatr1a.I area near Washinaton l\ouln rd •md 1•1.1tn .. m Avcnu and lhcrt• Wltjj no fire, said Los n t>lf'tl 'Wn\) hr µoxe rut&ll Dick l"riend ........... """"' .... ~..,, S •'HA CISCO 1Al '1 Two more Hay area bus drivers l't'rt-athaclll'd b} P•t>i.ttll&tt'~ today, less than 24 hours atter a San fran<'l!>CO MUl\1t"lp.tl R.a1 lway driver wa~ shot lOdeath. 2.,.... ... .,.~~'~' UCU'l'A, Colombi~ tAPJ Three youths armed with. s ub- m.achtne guns tujacked a Colombian airliner today , freed its 60 oassen~er& after landing htire and threatened to kill the five r rew mem~r!> on board 1! soldiers surrounding the crash did not allo..., 1l to tuke off . authorities said. Th~ h11ackt:rs. whose identities and demands were not im- mediately known. said they would kill the two pilots, navigator and two stewardesses one by one, according to two sources at nauonal police headquarters in the Colombian capital of Bogota rola•d'• ........ ,,.,...,nu•'"'"' WARSAW, Poland <AP> Poland's Roman Catholic Church mediated an end lo the IO·day ~eneral strike in Bielsko-Bia la today with assurance!> the communist regtme will fire local leaders ac- cused of corruption by the workers. But union officials threatened a strike in another southern industrial center Monday. Socio•• •eup,rt adlH to rr•f•" WASHINGTON (AP) The top two House Republicans said today Rep. Jon C. Hinson, ac<·used of attempted sodomy with another man in a Capitol thll men's room. should resign. A spokesman for Minority Leader Robert H. Michel of llhno1s said that Mi chel thinks '"1l would be in the best interests of a ll COO· cer.ned if Hinson resigned his seat a nd concentrated on his pe rsonal problems.'' And Hep. Trent Lott. the !louse Hepublican whip and, like Hinson a Mississippian. said. "I am extremely disappointed in Jon Hinson and feel he should r esign ' Canrrr vl~t I• ltoW. rep• ai IHI• ST. PETEHSli HG , Fla. ! AP 1 i\n elderly and despondent nursing home patient who 1s dying of cancer was subdued by police today after he stabberl a nurse and held officers at bay with ~un and knife for near ly two hour:-. pohct! <;au1 f'rmtt Pagr .4 I COAST REACTION. • • of.presenting simple t•oncepts m a direct way. l would have changed some drastic-sounding words like calamitous ... -James Mizokami, 41. Newport Beach. industrial worker "I think you do have to do something a bout inClation It's our worst l'nt'my. But I h aven't quite digested ·everything he said yet .. -Sol Gadol, 71. South Laguna . bookbinder: "lt sounded pretty plausible Rc•agirn seemed to know what he was talk- ing about. Based on what he did as governor. I think he might do okay "I think the economy will get better . if the President's programs are r?iven a chance " -David Meltzer, 22, Newport Beach. waite r : "l think he did a very concise job or telling the people what is going on. Whether the government can do it or not, is s-0mething else .. I -Maurice F.mt>ry, 43, of Costa Mesa. equipment salesman "I hke'd the overall view or him looking like he's going to do something I don't like idea or raising na- tional defi cit." -Terry Freeman, 23. Gosta Mesa. assistant manager or a liquor s tore : "I think he's going about it the wrong way. His deregulatmg or gasoljne prices will hurl the low- income people and not the Cadillac drivers who can afford it. His ideas will only hurt the nation the way he hurt California ·· -LaRue Driscoll, 76. Costa Mesa, retired: ''Well. about those drastic cuts , . if you have to. you have to -Lee Childress, 59, Laguna Beach, active in the Laguna Beach arts community: ''l'm glad lo take a deep breath and be gr ateful he'll put us on the right tack. We will have to make certain sacririces, but he's given us con- fidence and ( thank God he is in the White House.'' -Jlm DiCamilll, 48, Costa Mesa , sandwich s hop owner: "l ' m elated, but Reagan is doing a lot of tall talking and he has to back it up. Maybe he'll put his foot in his mouth. I hope not. He comes on strong and shows good." -Kathleen Michealson, 30, Laguna Beach. interior des igner: "He was n't very specific but his talk is what t.he country needs. We're spending too much money on s pecial prog rams. "I think the truly needy will still benefit. But students on food stamps and certain welfare programs will prob- ably be cut. I hope. and think. that will make a difference." -Anna Marie Nagy, 45. Irvine. a homemaker: "I have a very positive reaction to the speech . The programs he's offering are sound. We just hope there won't be any opposition in the Congress to what he has to offer . "lt was an upbeat speech even though he talked about the public having to make sacrifi ces " Persian rugs stolen Burglars who evidently knew what they wanted and where they were hidden have s tolen four Persian rugs valued al $14,000 from an Iranian family's Irvine home, the victims report- ed to police. dtscovered the items, purchased in Iran two to three years ago, missing when he returned to the• Pecan Street residence, police said. Jn vestigators said they ap· parenUy had been rolled tightly and hidden beneath the family's beds for safekeeping. Hamad .Keza t:shanzadeh, 17, a senior at Irvine High School. ORANGE COAST Dlily Pilat Thom1& P Haley ~ .......... Robert N. Weed ,,,_. M. Thomea Keev1I ~ Thomu A. Murpti•ne ........... 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Linares, 34, of Corona, a third former city building inspector, also has pleaded not guilty to the charges . His trial date has not yet been set. The City of Irvine fired alJ three men after police aUeged late last year that the men solicited liquor, food and over· time pay from private building contractors in exchan ge for favorable inspections. Louis Perley, 64, of Midway City. a senior building inspector, res igne d after ( rvine City Manager William Woollett in· itiated dismissal proceedings agains t Perley, who allegedly failed to report a gift of cheese. Lowell Shepard. 58, of lrvine, s upervis ing inspector for the four building inspectors, has been demoted by Woollett. Shepard will appeal his demo- tion and Bullard and Peck will a ppe al the ir dis missal in a personnel hearing next month before a state hearing officer, according to city Adminis trative Director Mike McNamara. * * * Ex-inspectors file lawsuit after ouster I Two former Irvine building in- spe<.'tors accused of soliciting bribes from contractors have riled a SS00.000 laws uit in which they claun they were slandered by a cons truction company owner quoted 1n the Daily Pilot T he suit was filed Thursday in Orangl' County Superior Court on behalf of Daniel S Bullard. SO. of Costa Mesa, and Arthur Peck. 5l. of Anaheim, two or three former city inspectors al- leged to have accepted whiskey, food and overtime authoriza- tions from contractors. !'lamed a:. defendant m the laws uit was James Eldridge, identified as a local contractor . The two former inspectors contend that they were slao- dered by comments Eldridge made Dec 29 to a reporter as· signed lo the story Dover drive 'jamup' due Morning m otoris ts in Newport Beach are being ask ed t o a void Dove r Drive between Cliff Drive and West Coast Hi ghway o n M o nda y while workmen finis h a s tretch or grading on the street. Police have been told that one southbound lane on Dover will be sealed off from 7 a .m. to 11 a .m . Heavy congestion is an· ticipaled. The grading is being done in conjunction with construction of the new Coast Highway bridge. PORNO ... s aid. "lt a dvocat es h eavy violence and humiliation." He added that he opposes censor ship and gave "deep thought" before showing up for the morning vigil. One of the protesters, Marge Carnahan, was reluctant lo give her name. A friend, she said, bad offered comments to the press at a protest rally in front of the shop last October and was later plagued by la te-night ob- scene phone calls. Missing was Jack Tupler, manager of the sex emporium. He has promised to overshadow the anit-smut forces by rallying some pro-porno troops. He said he intends to have three "porno film queens" on hand for Wednesday's reope.n· Ing. He said the women will pose with customers for pictures. One of the X-rated stars, be said, is known as "Candy Samples." He said Candy Is well-known lo fles h film buffs. The books tore was given permission to reopen last week by the California Supreme Court. Justices ruled shop ownen could go back ln bull· neas while they (the Ju.1tlce11) · ponder te1at issuee In the mat- ter. Tupler ••11 it's clear eoouih t.o hlm that UM booUtore hu won lta cue. He 1ald everyone •hould accept lt .nd leav4' th1ap as they are. · • 4~ Wlr911foOIO QUESTlONS RAISED Undbergh In 1935 Lindbergh case data reviewed FLEMINGTON. N.J <AP> Jnformation from FBI files casts doubt on the testimony of several key witnesses in the 1935 trial or Bruno Richard Hauptmann, con- vi cted and executed in the kidnap- m urder of the Lindbergh baby. accorwngto published reports. The information was obtained under the federal Freedom of Jn form ation Act and published jointly in Thursday's Hunterdon County Democrat and the New Bruns wi ck J Jome News It contradicts testimony by the prosecution's fin gerprint expert and handwriting analysts as we ll as the identification of Hauptmann's vo1t·c by the vic- tim's father, aviat ion hero Cot Cha rl es Lindb ergh. the newspapers reported. The files also raise question-. about s tatements by the go bet ween in r ansom negot1 at1ons and the 1dent1f1cal1on or llaupt mann b~ a taxicab <ln\'er who carried c1 ransom me..,!-agt·. the newspaper!-~aid The kidnapping case \\a~ <mr of the most famou~ in Am£·ncan court history On March l . 1932 19.month-old Charles Lindbergh Jr d1sapp<.'aretl from h1~ :.t·1·11nil storv bedroom at the Lrndbt•rghs llopewell, NJ.. home E'ro• Page A l PROBE ••. Queslioning of acquaintances and otherformer roommates also is under way m lloll ywood. he said Calnan s:'ud officers are ..,till see king a murder weapon and lhl' me n ·s wallets belie ved taken at the t1meol th<' murcterc;. proh<Jhl~ I ate Saturday lie said jewelr~ believc·d O\\ nt'd by the two also 1s missing but that friends indicate the men ma\ have pawned the valuables for funds Lo move into their Mesa apartment. Paz worked 1n Westwood as a hairdresser Wheeler "as a restaurant supply salesman for a meal company Funeral services for Wheeler have been set for 10 .30 a .m at First United Methodist Church. 191 S. Orange St., Orange. Arrangements for Paz' funeral are pending decisions by rel- atives. His a ther r esides in Puerto Rico. offi cers said, and hjs m other, a Whittier resident. was visiting relatives in Puerto Ri co at the time or her son's death BOllleS ....... Land offered for sewer line Irvine Company offi cials, in an effort to ass ure approval of a controversial Newport Beach sewer line and wln the right lo build homes ln the process, are ofrering to give some waterfront acreage to the birds. The land -roughly 58 brush· covered acres in the mouth of Big Canyon -would be pre- served as open space. Company officials agree that the canyon mouth, opening on the ea st side of the Upper Newport Bay, is m ote sujtable for birds and other c reatures than humans. But, they stress, it is their land and they should be com- pe ns ated. Their asking price Is pe rmission to . develop eight acres of vacant lrvine Company land near MacArthur Boulevard and Ford Road. Newport council member s mus t approve the land move. The developme nt firm 's ex- c hange scheme is the latest move aimed at satisCying en- vironmenta lists and California Coastal Commission officials who ha ve held up approval of the bay sewer line The proposed $800,000 sewer line was put in limbo last year by state commissioners after en- vironme ntalists successfully arg ued that lhe sewer line would disrupt wiJdJHe and plant life in the area. The Sig Canyon orrer, it is felt. may cha nge some mands The sewer line would extend from the mouth of Big Canyon south along Back Bay Drive to Newport Dunes. where it would hook into an existing sewer line. Or ange County Sanitation Dis· tnct officials contend the hne should have been construi:ted years ago. They !>II) the pump st ation now serving the area east of the ba)' 1s operating a t s e\·en times the designed capacity .-\ l>ewer hookuµ moratorium 1s still 1n effect be<·au\e of the con d1ttons The moratorium block!'> 1·onslruction 1n the area I rvm<' Company orf1c1als !'>ay ir the city goes along ~ ith the r1rm 's plans. 1t may be enough to swa) coastal commissioners and environmentalists. ln a related bit Clf maneuver in~. samtation officials are de ta1hn~ plan:. for s pending up to. $200,000 that wouJd be used to re- move an old pile of dredgin&s from the canyon mouth. That cleanup money and the land, it is thought, likely would be given to the state. The state's Department or Fish and Game already is in c harge of the ecological reserve at the lop of the bay. Officials from the Irvine Com- pany say they'll ask city coun- cilmen to endorse their land dedication plan Monday . 3 hunted ·in beating, robbery Poli ce are searching for three teen·agers and their while Ford van after two men were beaten and robbed in south Costa Mesa in separate incidents late Thun-• day. ' Mauricio Rodriguez Zaragoza, a 44-year-old factory worker, told police the trio enticed him into what he thought was a police van at about 9:40 p.m., drove him to a secluded part of the city, beat him with a police baton. ki cked him and took his Sl3. He said he was walking to his home at 757 Shalimar Drive when accosted along Center Street. OCfi c ers s aid th e tri o , describe d as whit e youths between 14 and 17 years of age and driving a van with a cargo a r ~a sep a r ated fro m the passenger area hy mesh, laughed during the incident. Another factory worker. 18- y ear -o Id Gua d alupe H . Hernandez told police he was ...,alk1ng h o m e fr o m a n1ghtschool class when accosted by the same trio at about 10 : 15 p.m . Hernande1 said he was waJk- 1ng on Sha limar toward his home at number 771 when the three youths. one sporting close- cropped punk·slyle hair. hopped out of the van. knocked him lo the ground, hit a nd kicked him and took his wallet contaming S30 and three paychecks Co111paig11s for eo11neil Contribution cut proposed by Agran Ir\ 1ne Councilman Larn Agran said he wants to see ~ large reduction made in the maximum rounc1 I campaign contribution allowed by city or- dmani:e He said he will ask the council next Tuesda) l o s upport a rollback of the m aximum al- lowable contribution from $481 to somewhere in the $100-$150 range Agran said he also wants lo see a revision made in the way the maximum contribution is ad- j us ted. 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It's commonplace to compile money saving guldts for women's clothing, not so obvious to do il ror men. But why not? And if ever there was a t.ime ro r m e n to improvise when buying clothing, to seek more runctional and prac· tical items, this period of double-digit inflation side by side with a queasyeconomy is it. U your budget is especially tight and you do not want to be seen, partlcuJarly at work, in any clothes that appear inferior to what you h ave been wearing. compromise by spending less on the •'Invisible item s." such as socks, unde rwear. pajamas . You can wear decent underwear without w earing the 'bes t quality. Rethink your attitude o n this . Who are you trying to impress? LOOK FOR THE bona fide sale periods when you can pick up a s uit. shirt, tie o r o ther items marked down 25-50 percent from the regular price, advises Marv in A. Blumenfeld. p r esident of April-M arcus, Inc ., a merc.han· dis ing con s ulting firm which represen ts m ore than 150 m e n 's stor es across the n ation . At outle t s tores, often no more than n o -frill to rts, it's not unusual to find the same name-brand items you'll find at the more fas hionable m en's s h ops for a frac tio n o f the price. Try shopping al outlet s tores . Take advantal(e o f !>ales Bas ic a s this is, it's amazing h o w many m e n ign o r C' the c lear o pportunities Lo s ave. S HOP QUALITY FOB larger items The mon<'~ you save on y our "invisible ite m s" w ill be ~isely s p e nt if it buys a better quality s uit. C heaper gar ments require more care An inferior s uit may reqwr e many more visits to the c leaner than a quali ty garme nt a n expense which whe n eliminated c an mount up into s ubs tantial savings . Shop "was h ·a nd·wear." Wheneve r p ossibl<'. huy ite m s that can be cleaned in your was hing machiol' This in eludes wash -and-wear s hirLc;, many s ports item!> s uch as s hirts. s lack s and jeans, even· certa in s uits The mone' saved o n cleal')ing m o unts up here, too SHOP CONSERVATIVE. Unless you 're ir' a trade <radio. TV, the c lothing bus 1nessi wherl' wearin~ thc> latel\t s tyles is a mus t for your "image," you're m uch heltN off s licking with the conser vative cuts that will bl.' around lo n ger . F or example. 1f you bought s everal s uits w ith S -tnc h lapels a fe w years bac k . you either havt! a c loset full of un s ty lis h outfits, or else you have spent a s mall fort une hav- ing your lapels c ut d o wn S hop color U nless you like the thought o f bein g kno wn a s a "peacock," with a diffe r e nt s uit for every day of the month, resist the tempta tio n to buy a s lig hUy lo ud plaid or green s uit and instead. ch oose a navy blue o r c h a r coal gray. FEW PEOP l .E WILL n o tice that you 'r e wearing a dark suit most o f the time, but aJI wi•I notice how frequenl· ly you wear your more llamboyant outfits Learn how to improvise. to mix. t o match Thi~ o n e ability can be a majo r f acto r in holding dnwn vou r r lolhinv costs . Blumenfe ld s tresses lie s ugge!-tts you 1·on-.1der at leas t one "wardrober .. A wardrober. which is s o ld in man~ different s tore:. and is called by different names. 1s s imply a s uit wJlh a ves t and an extra pair o f lighter s hade s lacks . Wit.h this type of outiil. you a r e essentially buyin g f o ur diff e rent ensembles FIRST, VOU HAVE a Su.it : s~condl y you have a s uit with a vest : thirdly you ha,·c a jacket with a pair o f s lac ks, and y ou h ave a jacket with a vest and a p air o r s lac k s . T hi · s ame ty pe of mixing a n d matchin g c an w o rk well with any dark s uit jac ket and a lighter s h ade o f s lacks P«. ( ... 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But first they've got to learn a few things - how to write a script, for example. Or to work a camera, set up lights, act, direct and edit. They figure that's no problem. Golde n Age Productions, as the newly formed, non-profit outfit is called, isn't lacking in native talent. They've got George McKinney or Costa Mesa as executive producer . McKinney is an 'audio-visual consultant for the Tustin Unifi ed School Dis trict and has his own s tudio in College Park. THEN THERE'S Tom Gallagher, an old radio and television hand for NBC. Gallagher's credits include behind-the-scenes work on the "Today" and "Tonight" shows, the Perry Como . prQgram and numerous soap operas. -J ohn Clarke, photographer, has had pic- tures in Time, Life and Sports Illustrated. Nor is Peggy Lloyd. daughter of"si lent film star Harold Lloyd. unfamiliar with the field of acting. The re·st boast sufficient enthusiasm to com· pensate for any lack of experience. And they've got solid backi11g in the form of $10,000 worth of equipment and technical instruction from Dickenson Pacific Cablesystems in Huntington Beach. The name of the gam e is public access. As the field of cable t elevision began to expand beyond its early function of providing better re- ception lo rural fringe areas. the Federal Com- munications Commission ruled that cable operations must make one channel accessable to anyone in the community who wants to take their message or their act on the air. "IT PROVIDES AN opportunity for ever· yone in the community to create their own pro· gramming ... explained Steve ls r aelsky, Dickenson's public acce~s coordinator ''The channel can be used by any resident of Hunt· ington Beach. Fountain Valley or Westminster. at any time. for any non-profit purpose .. lsrealsky s aid that can be done by submit ting a videotape for airplay or taking the chan- nel's public acces~ workshop. which certifies would-be television personaltt1es to use the sta· lion's equipment without charge The seruurs have laken the second option and lsraels ky said Golden Age Productions repr esents .. u wholl' program department within the cable system .. "Golden Age Productions be,gan when I met with John Clark some fi ve or s ix months ago ... ls raelsky recalled. Clark was then cxecullVl' director of Pixed Income Consumer Couns ehn_g, a branch of the Federal Action Program "I WAS INTERESTED in consumer in- formation programs and our discussion turned to the special proble ms faced by senior citizens, .. said lsraelski. "We discussed the idea of forming a senior citizen production company to help spread the word about Orange County citizens." 0 .. 1, Pil .. 1>11oto• by P•t•K-<>'00-11 A press release calling for volunteers netted about 40 responses. he added. The group has met three times for instruc- tion from lsraelski and practice shooting sessions. "We've made up a shooting schedule for the next four months." said executive producer McKinney, "including each member of the crew as director. There's a lot of difference when you have to cook yourself: you don't holler at the chef so much.'· Mc Kinney said he hopes "t o have something on tape " and ready to air in about 90 days. The program series. still untitled, will deal with matters of safety, practical tips for the home and political issues facing senior citizens, members of the group explained. A PRACTICE s hooting in Huntington Beach's Lake Park recently covered potential dangers like mugging , restroom molestation and kidnapping Another reviewed hardware. and home de- \' ices "Some are safe and some are not," ex- plained scr iptwriter J ean Collins of Huntington Reach ... Many senior citizens have difficulty with can openers. hooking lights into the plug in the wall, dead bolts for the doors ... One show will deal \\itti rising space rental r<.1tes in mobile home parks and the dislocation of S('nior citizens that sometimes results. Treva d'Este. ~pokcs m a n for the outfit . said Dickenson is planning an even more s ubstantial feature for senior citizens in the future -a push·butlon attachment to lhe television that will enable older residents to use the cable system to summon medics or the police in an e mergency . .Meanwhil e. Golden Af!e Productions is pro· v1ding a clear benefit for at least some of the pa rt1cipants "It makes me do something," said Ms. Collins "Other" 1se. I would be jus t sitting around home doing nothing ... Procrastination is mally-sided problem ByJEFFPARKF.R Oft ... O•tly Polol Sl•lf My first assignment as a re porter for this paper was to wrilE an article about procrastination. "It shouldn't take you Ion~ ... the editor said. That was three weeks ago, and a number of pieces have come from this typewriter, but an arti· cle on procrastination isn't one of them. Three s pecialists were con. suited. Dr. Tom Stevens of Huntington Beach said "It ·s avoidance behavior." Helen Reynolds, author of the best-selling .. Executive Ti me • Management," said "Try Swiss· cheesing. That's where you tackle a ·big problem by poking a bunch of little holes in it." PSYCHOLOGIST CONNI E Hendricks said ''It's either fe ar of failure or fear of discomfort. Remember, anything worth do- ing is worth doing poorly.·· Of this many-sided problem, there were many definitions. "Procrastination is basically postponing what I know I need to do to be effective," said Reynolds. "Effective is doing the righl things at the right time, as op- posed to being effi cient. Being ef- ficient is just doing things right all the time." "I define procras tination as the persistent pattern of avoidinR engaging in either routine acts or potentially profitable ones." said Connie Hendricks "It applies to everything from taking out the tras h to filing for divorce. And it applies to jusl about everyone at diffrrent times." STEVENS SA ID s impiy.' .. Procrastination is whe re you put off doing a task until a later time." One thing that <111 three pro· c raslination specialists agreed on was that the condition has been a round a long time. and that near - ly everyone conlracts it at one time or anolher "It's not uncommon for people to develop such habits early in life." said Reynolds. a Lakewood author whose second book . "Executi ve Leadership : Getting It, Using It," is set lo be published by Prentice-Hall tn March .. As they gel older. tt~e people around them start to rely on their lateness in getting things done. Words like 'Oh, there's Joe again. day late and a dollar short' just re· in force procrastination it lets a person know they're behaving as they always have," she said. "OF COURSE everyone puts off things," said Hendricks. "but procrastination is only destruc· live when you feel arvcious or guilty about it, or when it stops you from getting what you want. You have to determine ir the pain ·Everyone puts off things. but procrastination ,is only destructive when you feel anxious or guilty about it, or when it stops you from .getting ·what you want.' is worth the gain. set yourself out to do something, and do it. If aft er all that. you're s till pulling it off. then you've got a problem." "We all tend lo avoid certain kinds of things.,. said Stevens. "~:veryone has their own in- s e c u r i ti es a nd the ir own strcn~ths. We act accordingly. ··someone who is good at a job may go home and avoid social situations altogether. Never find a male. never marry. Other peo· pie who are comfortable with others may never take a challeng- ing job because they doubt their skills to perform it. Generally, we 'II put off what we think is most unpleasant. even though it may be the bes t thing for us," Stevens said . All agreed that a failur e to see the parts of a problem rather than the problem as a whole was responsible for a great deal of what we put off doing. Staring wide-eyed at the monster before us isn't necessarily the best way to prepare ourselves for s laying it. "People have to learn to divide their project into sub-tasks," said Reynolds. •'That applies especial· iy to the larger tasks, what I call the 'Overwhelming A' tasks . Those'arethetough but important. ones -the ones that will get you a promotion or a pay raise. "When you sit there and con- sider the size of the job, you bave lo drag your feet. I tell my clienta to break It down lnto do-able parts. Planl.nahorter, ratherU\an longer Ume perioda," ahe a aid. "The touaheat part about tacit- ling a big task is that mos t people don 't even see whe re to begin," said Stevens. "When that hap· pens . they'll sit for days on end waiting for something to get done. We all know that doesn't happen very often.·· "SURE, PEOPLE are easily in· timidated by thesizeoflhings. but I think it goes deeper than that," s aid Hendricks. "Wh al we're taught from childhood is thiat old cliche 'anything worth doing is worth doing well.· We have this idea of perfection looming over us 'rom the ver y start. "Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly, I say. What point is there be lieving that we can perform perfectly when we're not perfect people? Operating under Learn your energy curve and plan accord- ingly ... when you're low. open the mail -it doesn't require any brains. that belief is bound to make you feel inadequate, angry, willing to put the whole thing off to another time," sbesaid. Another area that all three specialists agreed on, and one that keeps them busy counseling, writing books and lecturing, ls the' conviction that procrastination can be successfully controlled. "AWARENE~COMES befpre options," said Reynolds. "The key ln training people to stop pro- crastinating UI making them see ·~heir own patterns of behavior. If they're aware, options are always. open. " Fir,t of all. people should learn to aay no. If you can't do that you'll end up Uvln1 your life acc~rdln1 to toJDeone else'• wishes, 'Md pretty soon I they'll au pile~p. "Second. learn your energy curve, and plan your time accord· ingly. Find out when you're most alert. when you're down.• when you 're in between, and choose ap- propriate tasks for those times.'· said Reynolds. •·For mos t people in this country. their energy curve is highest between 8:30 a.m. and 11 :30 a.m .. t~n it drops and doesn't come up again untiJ 1: 30 p.m . When you 're low, open the mail -it does n't require any brains . When you're high, do your high-priority work. My high energy curve peaks at 4:30 a.m ., sothat'swhen I get up and write," she said. ACCORl)JNG TO Hendricks, prioritizing is the number ooe fa cto r in overcomi ng procrastination. "You have to decide first what you want to do, and if it's worth the sacrifice you must make to get it. If It is. then make lime to begin the project. If it isn't, then put It down on your list of priorities. Remember that present pain is future gain. Great tennis players practice all day. You have to de- cide if you want to make that sacrifice. ''Remember at the outset that you '11 be uncomfortable sometimes, and that the job may beunpleuant. Wbat'swrontwitb bein1 uncomfortable or dotq sometbiq unpleuant if it brtap you 1omethln1 1ood later! Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly .. ~f hat point is there believing that u e can per- fo rm perfectly ichen we're not perfect people? Nothing. Don 't be afraid to stick your neck out," she said. Stevens thinks that people spend too much time doing work that isn't productive, and isn't fun either. "YOU'VE GOT TO have hours to be productive and hours to relax, but a lot of people spend their tjme 'coasting.· By that I mean they're not really being productive because they need to relax a while, or they're not really relaxing because they're feeling guilty about not being productive. "I think people should relax more, and more genuinely," he said. "Do the housework less often, less thoroughly. Share the m enial labor. Most people know what's good for themselves, if they' 11 only listen. "Set your goals e ver y six months and review t hem at the end of that lime. Plan a weekly management session where you review your objectives, then set a plan for a week's work toward them. You can always chanae the plans, nextbWty is built in. When such a system .becomes a habit, you've pt the problem of putt.inc offtblnp under control. You'll be surprised how much you can set done, and •till have plenty ottlme to relax, "Stevenuaid. 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