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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-02-27 - Orange Coast Piloto.lly l"llet Staff ....... •1 GLENN SCOTT ~ QI .. o.lly l'i ... S~tt For Orange County's small but loyal band of bus riders, the long walks, hich gasoline bilJs and out· and-out begging for rides ended tQday as public buses return to the streets. ·n was the first day the orange and \fldte buses have rolled since Feb. 5, when bus drivers and mechanics called a strike during con\ractdisputes. Orange County Transit District officials reported today that 32 of their 53 locaJ routes were in opera· lion. However, none or the dis· trict's 18 express routes were operating. trict ope.rators, said sp0kesman Ron Redmond. The buses lined curbs today at the district's main tranafer point at the Santa Ana Civic Center. Rider Frances Ozuna, holdiq a transfer slip, said she wu happy for the return of the buses because she doesn't have to drive to work in Tustin anymore. ·'I hate to hassle with the traf· fie," she said. . Bus driver Diane Rosenber1 al Huntington Beach also seemed gJad to be back at work. So, sbe said, were her riders. ·'I had one litUe old lady on a street corner t.oday who just clapped and waved when she saw me coming," Ms. Rosenberg said. • ORANGE COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT BURS LINE UP NEAR BALBOA PtER WAITING FOR CUSTOMERS TODAY After 22 d9p, atrtldng dft"'8 •nd 1Meh9nlcs KCept new contrect encl at.rt the wheel• rolling egeln Many of the coastal routes were runnini. including route 1, the Pacific Coast Highway shuttle, and route 57, which links Fashion Island-Laguna Hills-Santa Ana. A record number or 5,951 calls were received Thursday by dis· The number of riders today was expected to be light. District of- fici aJs predicted about 15,000 riders compared to a normal day of80.000. Prisoner freed in daring drama • Mistrial deelared on Alaia's ~sanity e noise M~trial declared New sanity hearing eyed for Aloia Lawyers were to meet today to schedule a new sanity bearing for convicted murderer Dr. Louis Atala after a mistriaJ wu declared Thursday when nine members of bis jury said he was sane and three said he wasn't. Superior Court Judge Byron McMillan dismissed the jury, which had deliberated almost five days, alter foreman Ray Eiden of Laguna Hills stood up in court and told the judge the group Daring dra111a was "hopelessly deadlocked." "l'm sure you gave it your best shot," McMillan told the s ix-woman, six-man jury. "You've been with the case since November." The jury is the same group that found the SO-year-old Hunt- ington Beach physician guilty on Jan. 28 of second de.rree murder in the June 13, 1980 stabbing death of Alaia's former wife, Margy Lou Alaia, and attorney Dangerous man escapes in Paris PARIS (AP> -Two gunmen forced the pilot of a hijacked helicopter to pluck two inmates from a soccer field inside a hiah· security prison near Paris duriq a match between two groups al prisoners today, then escaped with police choppers in bot 111111 CUii 1111111 Chance of rain 80 per- cent tonight, 70 percent Satul'Qy. Lows tonJ1ht 48 at beaches, 5.3 inland .. · Htcha Saturday 80 alon1 coast to 15 lnland. 11••11111 pursuit, authorities said. Prison officials said the helicopter landed in the yard or Fleury-Merogis prison near Evry, apaprenUy durtnc the con- victs' morning exercises, and picked up Gerard Dupre, 33, and Daniel Beaumont, 40. Dupre is regarded as one or France's moat dan1eroua mea, officials said. He ia suspected al a aeries of holdups, aome involvinf hoeta1es. He wu arrested Jan. while allegedly preparln1 a holdup at the Gare du Nord railroad station in Pi ril, authoritlea said. Tliere were no immediate cle- taila OD BeaUIDCIDt. The helicopter, cbaaed by police bellcCJPten. Ht DuDre. Beaumaat ud the two bUaebri down on a aports fteJd on the$' of the inner dtJ ol Parta, aad pUot u.n new the eraft beet tot baae in ,,..... Parta. Tbe ID- matea md tbe pmD• •....-l· 11 mede =tbelr eHape from tbe1porta . Tbetwommwboor=tM eaupe Ud rem.d lleopMri twice la two WMkl to &Me . ( .. DCAP&, .... Al) Marvin Tincher. Deputy District Attorney Rich Farnell said the mistrial means a new trial must be staged to de· termine Alaia's mental state. He said the outcome was "disap- pointing.'' However, defense attorney Al Ramsay seemed buoyed by the results. Ramsay, in fact. had told the jury during his argu- ment that an insanity ruling was not contradictory to the earlier conviction. He told jurors believ· ing Alaia was insane to "hang in there until bell freezes over." Three did. One was Pat Twitty of El Toro, who had tears in her eyes as she left the courtroom. Afterward, st a nding in the hallway with four yellow legal note pads full of notes from the trial, she said she had hoped the jury could decide on a verdict. She said she thought there was a greater likelihood that Alaia bad "snapped" mentally than he had actually planned to kill the two .. Ms. Twtlty•and the other two jurors who held out for insanity were among the younger jurors. The jury was spill at 6·6 after two days or deliberations, Eiden said, and switched to 6-4 on Wedneaday. Pe11y Sharp, a Hun· tinllon Beach bank teller, said abe shifted her position Thursday mor.µngtoseelt asanity rulln1. She explained that the dif· ferences boiled down to the <See AJAIA, Pase Al) Oop1, 1orry; wi-ong 'lady' OLAIGOW,Seotland <AP>- Prlace Cbarl• blUlbed but 1ald aotlllq .... a top Seottiah buli- ........ made a 11111• ud re- ferred to "LMJ Jane" laatud al LadJ Dlw wblle Pl'OPOllDI a tout toU. prt .. and Ml ftaneee ••G......, ..... ..._.1wb. A lMIJ J_.laawtel' Ille•• e~lea• LadJ laae W , namond ID 1174 to be ldl lll'tM: Ptelr ••-· ellalnnaa ol tM leo&tMfaOlllDell tor Dnelopmmt ...... , wl elWnD• ol leottl11t aad Newcastle Br..._, ..... afterw ... , ''I , ... bloadJ ....... ,.,_tool ... Trae ,-rtaee u ... aeed Illa .,.,.,,,.r,.....'· I ~y-qu.iet 1ncent1ve APWl,._ POPE JOHN PAUL II WAVES AT ALASKANS 50,000 tum out for pontiff In Anchorege NB man felt pride in crowd for po'pe By JOHN NEEDHAM at• Delly,,... ..... Tom Fuentes ol Newport Beach describes Pope ·John Paul's five· hour visit to Anchora1e, A.Iuka, as a mix al spiritual and patriotic pride on the part of the esUmated 50,000 people who tW'Ded out to 1reetblm.- Fuentea, director of com· munlcatloaa for the Roman Catbollc Dk>ceee al Oraqe Caun· .t)', w• amoq tbe thousands wbo tllroqed ... ltneta In IO-clel"M wHtber Tbunday to eatdl a ,um.-o1u.11o11 rau..r. "He 18" a ••l'J eJeyated, 1plrttual llddr-••• ruentea ..... .. It w• • totall1 ~ m ..... la OGmpviloa to U. bum•rtll*~bebat_.. rMd toalllll' eomart.. ID .. ,_ two ...... "· TlleJDllMl'I ltoplaAJab ftl bil ..... ...., to .... u-.. ................ 10 .... .. tllellll ... Gflllljam.., ... ... I bl• .... .,... P.ut. r::c .................... . 1a1owd I' • ..n • -. center of Anchorage, thanked the priests and nuns of Alaska for con- ducting their work in that cold and dist•ntarea. "He looked marvelous," Fuentes said. "The excitement of bis visit seemed to permeate the enUre city, not just the Catholic community." Fuentes sa!d few busineaa were open Thursday, with. most people apparenUy chooslnl to find a spot alon1 tbe city streets to areet the pope'1mot.oreade.1 He laid the holy father wu treaa.d to a dot sled ride at the airport jmt before bis depertun .... tile ............... \e ... wttb ......a Salllmo famtli• dr111ed1Daafl" attire. J'a 1$ I NAd tM pope Hlebrat· e4 Uft tit DI' maa bl the mlMa of tM el~ wttla a ......... .... II'? 2 ...... e ...... •taat- t11tlsu1. A.-.. ... a ... -.ol --·••rnr...1..,-..an .. ..... ~ ............ .... ....... • llllk• ·--,.,.,,. ..... ru.e.uld . Ji proposed By FREDERICK SCHOEMERL Oll .. o.llyl"lletSlatt Imposition of so-called noise fees on commercial jet air car· rier s serving John Wayne Airport was recommended during the , fourth day of hearings on Orange County government's appUcaUon for a variance to state airport noise standards. Walter Gillfillan, Newport Beach's consultant on airport m atters, told Administrative Law Judge Robert Neher Thursday that such fees would provide an , economic incentive for airlines to "fly quiet." Revenues generated from noise fees assessed against the jet air carriers could be used, Gillfillan said. to defray the cost of the airport noise abatement pfOCl"&m and to purchase noise easements from persons living beneath de- parture paths. GillfiUan said noise fees could be particularly helpful to the ' county in controlling hilh sin&le 1 event noise produced by depart- ing jets. Gillfillan said his anal.yai1 of availabledataindicatestbereare certain peak noise levels "ewer alfd above variations you wwld normally expect" that could be controlled if the county bad a noise fee prolfam. The fees, he said, would twee I airline officials to strictly monitor the amount of nolM tMlr a ircraft. produce and take measures to keep thole Jevela u low as possible. The consultant aaid DOIM ,._ have been inaUtuted at airporUID Great Britain, Swltaerlaltd, France and Japan. S.cb ,.... grams have been aucewlful, he said. Glllfillan wu c.u.& bJ at. tomeya for Nnport 9121.*""1o bol1ter earlier tHtJ•OllJ ot Newport llaJOI' Jaekie a...., (he Al&POaT, .... Al) A pa•r al queens Movie queen Kim Novak ( ri&hl) mettts England's Queen Elizabeth at the Royul Charity Premiere ot the movie "The Mir ror ('rack'cl " in London. Between them is at·t or F.(lwunl f''ox. another star of the niyslt•r.v fhl•k WASHJNOTON (AP> - Secrelar)' ~ st.lte Alexander M. Hai1 Jr. said today Cuba may be preparin1 to send substantial amounts of additional military equipment to leftist rebels in El Salvador. Raii reaffirmed the ad- ministration's determination to deal with the problem of arms de- 11 veries to El Salvador "at its VIETNAM SIMILAR TO EL SALVADOR? -A7 source" but again refused to specify what steps may be taken. He was asked about the Salvadoran situation during a briefing to reporters on foreign aid budget cuts planned by the State Department for the coming fiscal year. Alluding to Cuba's role in aiding the Salvadoran insurgents, Haig said "vast amounts of equipment have yet to be moved" and that there is "great activity" in preparation for future deliveries. He ldded there are ·•report, ~ ever lar1er ,..,pmenu on the way" but did not make It clear whether he meant these were en route to Cuba or to El Salvador itself. The ·State Department bas cbar1ed that the Soviet bloc com· milled itself last year to sending 800 tons of weapons and other equipment to the Salvadoran guerrillas and that about 200 tons already have been sent. The major arms suppliers have been Vietnam and Ethiopia. Most of the deliveries are allefed to have been made to El Sa vador via Cuba and Nicaragua. In recent days. administration officials have made conflicting statements as to whether there has been a lull in the deliveries. Haig ruled out any possibility of the United States sending El Salvador military advisers who would lake part in combat. but did say technical experts may be dis· patched to help the Salvadoran military. He described the Januarv or- reulft bJ tbe pentUu .. a failure became lt did not recelYe broad·baaed support rrom the Salvadoran people. Nonetbeleu, be said that U»e inlurgency is not under control. He aatd the U.S. goal is a pluralistic society in El Salvador in whichlhepeopleofthatcountry decide their own fate and not have a system imposed on them from the outside. Iranians free 3 missionaries ATHENS, Greece CAP> Three British missionaries. im· prisoned for five months in Iran on spy charges. flew .to freedom today and will stay the night in Athens before leaving for Lon· don. The missionaries, Dr. John Coleman, his wife, Audrey, and Jean Waddel -all 58 -were whisked away by two British Embassy cars and taken to the British ambassador's residence. Senate dumps coastal commissioners • in 'secret' SACRAMENTO tAP> Meet· ing in a secret session, a Senate committee has replaced its three appointees to the Central Coast Regional Commission and one or its two appointees lo the statewide Coastal Commission. Among those removed from or- fice by the Senate Rules Commit· tee is Mary He nde rson , a Redwood City councilwoman who was chairwoman of the Central Coast Regional Commission and a chief target of pro-development mt<'n•stx in llw Monlt·n·y Huy an.•u . J\ I lh<' st uh' 1•01111111ss1on level. th 1• It ull'S <'0111 mi ttec rep I aced John Rush of <'amurillo with Geor~e Shi Pl'· a San Diego travel ag.ent anti president bf the Clairemont·Mesa Chamber or Commerce. The firings were conducted without advance public notice in a closed-door committee hearing. Word of the firings came Thurs· day from the commissioners who I T1vo wometa attacked Suspect in Newport sex assaults held A Yorba Linda man who wears a golden eagle charm around his neck is suspected or sex assaults against at least two women he allegedly victimized in public powder rooms at two Newport Beach hotels. Steven Robert Olea, 28, who police said is married and the father of several children. was captured Wednesday night following an attack on a woman in the ladies room al a bayside hotel. The woman began screaming and trying lo fight off her al· tacker and he was caught by hotel security personnel as he tried to nee. police said. Using information obtained from th'e We dnesday night episode. Newport Beach Oetec· live Sue Race said she contacted the victim of a similar incident that occurred two weeks ago. ''The details in both were almost identical," Detective Race said . addinl't that the Irvine girl, 15, raped; 2 men sought A 15-year-old Irvine girl. walk· ing in Irvine at 3 p.m . Thursday, was pulled into a van by two men and raped by one of them while the other watched, police said to· day. One of the men called her Lisa, which is not her name , said police Sgt. Dick Bowman. · "They forced her into the faded, dull green van while she was walking in the area of the Yale Footbridge and Deerfield, Sgt. Bowman said. They drove to another location where the rape occurred. The two men, described as be- inl tanned male Caucasians in their early 20s and wearing shorts and shirts. then dr"Opped her off at Deerfield and Fawn Glen. Bowman said. Anyone with information about the suspects is asked to call the Irvine Police Department. 754·37~. woman raped early in February viewed mug shots or the suspect booked in Wednesday's case and a llegedly identified him. Detective Race said that in each case, the attacker warned his victim he bad a weapon, but never showed one, nor did he beat or maim his victims. But he lert them with the inevitable trauma associated with a sexual assault. Detective Race said the at· tacker apparently would wait until he s aw an attractive woman entering the ladies room he had under survei llance. Re lative ly certain s he was alone inside. he would quickly slip inside and confront his vie· tim as she stepped out or a stall. Detective Race considered it strange that the suspect would wear such a striking piece or men's jewelry on a golden chain around his neck. It is a l lh inch golden eagle that any victim could recognize easily, the de· tective said. She described Olea as a sharp, fashionable dresser and a rather handsome man and said he told her he is president of his own company. Detective Race said Olea is being held in lieu of $25,000 bail. She urged any other women who might contribute information about similar attacks to call her at 644-3784. Fro• Pag~ A I ALAIA ..• weight each juror placed on cer- tain testimony. She said those who thought Alaia insane generally tru ste d hi s psychiatrists' testimony and those believing he was sane put more stock in his reported declarations that he wanted to kill his ex-wife a nd he r boyfriend. Alala broke into quiet sobbing after the mistrial was declared. His crying became a familiar sight during the trial. Jurors said they put little emphasis on tels tears during their delibera· lions. O"ANQE COAST Diiiy Piiat Cle11tfted edvet1tllnt 7141142·M71 All other depertlMnta 142·4321 ThOf'nU P. Heley ~ AoMf1 N. Weed ......... M. Thom•• Keevlt ... ~Mur~hlne 0....H.Looe Mlliillii ............ ·~ldtul~n ifJ..~'? llJl:lw!°~datd Jr. MAIN~ UO WUI ..... SC., Cmla Mft41, CA. Mall -ren: eo• IMO, Cotta ~N, CA. mi. COllY•leM IWI Or ..... c .. tt "'*ltlllllt C-Ho news tloritt, lllu5trallont • .oltorl•I matter or •O• .. r11um.nlt Pler·eln may M ••P•·oduc•O wllPlout •Ptt<ltl ,.,minion of cocov•ltPlt ow,,., had been removed from office, and was confirmed by a commit· tee spokesman. Asked why the firings were done in secrecy, Rules Commit· tee spokesman Mel Assagai said the committee felt it was "a personnel matter" similar to the replacement of other employees. "With the evaluation. they are allowed to do it in closed session unde r a ruling provided by the Legislative counsel." Assagai said. Finders keepers? PHILADELPHIA (AP) City police are looking fort women who scooped up $1.2 million in $10 bills that apparently fell out of a Pu rotator armored truck. T he loss was discovered Thursday when the Purolator guards arrived al company headquarters and looked in the back of their vehicle, officials said . Despite a police dragnet laid down immediately after the loss was reported, there was no sign of the two men who grabbed up the cash. authorities said. AIRPORT •• ·. who told Judge Neher that the city supports imposition of noise fees as a condition to approval of the noise variance the county is seek· ing. The city. she said, is not oppos· ing approval of the variance. As part of approval Feb. 18 of the airport master plan, the coun- ty Board of Supervisors ordered Airport Manager Murry Cable to develop a noise fee program. Under such a program, airlines would race sanctions if they violated county noise standards. Cable is expected to recom· mend a "dollars for decibels" program by September. In other testimony to Neher, Mrs. Heather said the city is op- posed to any increase in the number of departures permitted each day from the airport. Thal limit is now at 41. Under the new master plan. the lid Y!Ould increase to 55 as overall noise re- ductions are achieved through purchase by the airlines of quieter jet aircraft. The noise variance hearing is scheduled to extend through next Tuesday. After receiving testimony, Judge Neher will review the record and make a recommenda· tion to state transportation direc· tor Adriana Oianturco. The county has received three previous variances to state airport noise standards since 1973. ,. ............. ESCAPE ••• passenaers to Orleans, put Evry to the south of Paris, aald Yves Benzaken, a spokesman for the helicopter rental company Hellcap. The men aald today'a run would be for the same purpoM, but 10 minutes after take-off they pulled out pistols and a band 1ren~ Benzakentaid. 'They told pilot Claude Fo11rcede, 41, that b1a wile and dau1hts werebelnC held hostQe -wblcb wu ralae, accordlal to Bea•*--and forced bim to eanr•tllleHape. On the Central Coast Regional Commission, which covers San Mat.eo, Santa Cruz and Monterey counties. the committee removed Ms . He-nderson and com- missioners Robert Gamberg and Norman Walters. Ms . Hen- derson's ouster also removed her as the central coast represe.n- tali ve on the statewide com· mission. New commissioners named to the central coast board are Larry Parent of Monterey.Jack Bullard of Santa Cruz a nd Stanley Doten of.Foster City. In a statement issued through Assagai, Rules Committee ad- ministrative officer Nancy Burt said Gamberg and Walters both regarded as allies of pro- development interests -were re· moved along with Ms. Henderson to get a fresh start. The Senate Rules Committee has authority to appoint three of the regional com· mission's 16 members. Doten, a corporaleJaw attorney who also works as a volunteer lawyer for the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation. is regarded as an ally of environmentalists. Parent, a past pre.sident of the Monterey Peninsula Board of Realtors, and Bullard, the assis· tant district representative of the 46-county Local 3 of the Operating Engineers, are regarded as allies of developers. Faces sex charges Gasoline 500 greet solon • prices soar • at campaign party 12.2 cents LOS ANGELES (API After remaining relatively stable for most of 1980, gasoline prices soar ed by an average 12.2 cents a gallon during the first two months of this year, the Automobile Club of Southern California savs. LOS ANGELES <AP) State Sen. Alan Robbins, racing trial on felony sex charges. greeted 500 people at a birthday celebration in his honor by saying his only hesitation in seeking re-election is whether he'll be able to spend enough time with his children. Members of the Thursday night gathering -who paid $150 each to watch Robbins. D· Van Nuys. cut a four-foot-long birthday cake - were greeted personally by the 38-year-old Robbins. He handed single, long-stemmed red roses to female guests and boasted that ··after tonight. we'll have $160,000 in our campaign fund.'' Robbins is scheduled to stand trial in Sacramento on March 30 on four counts of oral copulation and four counts of unlawful in· tercourse, aJI with women under 18. Despite the allegations, Rob· ·bins -cutting cake for his 10. year-old son Jacob and 8-year-old daughter Leah -proved he re· tains strong support among his San Fernando Valley consli· tuenls. The recently divorced senator said he would run for re-election next year only If he "can work things out and I can spend enough time with my children." R e publicans as well as 1663 PlACENTI• ,(VINUl • Democrats jointed the festivities, including Republican state Sen. Ed Davis. the former Los Angeles police chief from the east San Fernando Valley: Assemblyman Pat Nolan. R·Glendale . Los Angeles City Councilman Bob Ronka and Assemblyman Richard Katz of Sepulveda. both Democrats. Robbins. champion of the anti- busing crusade. has collected political IO Us from members of both parties in his fight against busing for integration.' Robbins claimed to have added $100.000 to his campaign chest from Thursday night's party alone. He said polling and getting out an extensive political mailing top his campaign shopping list. "We may include a package of news{>aper articles. quotes from the Judge and maybe even transcripts of the testimony," Robbins said. Needle rejected C ARSON CITY c AP) Nevada's 10 death row inmates are still destined for the gas chamber after an Assembly panel Thursday killed a bill to change the state's method of execution lo lethal inj~tions. Southern Californians pay an average 29.4 cents more per gallon than they paid al the begin· ning of 1980 and 62.8 cents since March 23. 1979, the club said, adding that diesel increased 51.9 cents a gallon in that period, the auto club added. The report noted that gasoline prices in metropolitan Los Angeles remained relatively sta· ble between April 1980 and Jan. 1, 1981. But s ince then. prices on all grades of gasoline and diesel in· creased substantially. The club said the average price for a gallon of regular at fuH· service metropolitan area sta· tions is Sl.39. For unleaded, the price is Sl.45 a gaHon : premium, Sl.46; premium unleaded, $1 .49; and diesel, Sl.24. At stations in outlying areas. regular gas averaged $1.42: un· leaded. Sl.47; premium. Sl.48; premium unleaded, Sl.52; and diesel. Sl.24. Prices at self-serve pumps averaged about five cents less, the autoclubsaid. by A rm strong SUPER SPECIAL WHITE . $1 095 NRON IMSTAU• lllG. IOOl PalCI Sii.iOi LIGHT GREY NRON .. , 1116. IOOIC nlCI Sit.tit ·-·-Mkl tbe ... ol tb• .... ........... tile ·-., • ~......-: ........... _ .... ~ ...... -~-~~~-~ ...... ~!-~~!" a { '· \ Jn the nine months since one of her twin daughters f portrait ) was killed by a drunken driver . Candy Lightner of San Francisco has. taken her crusade - Mothers Against Drunk Driving f M ADD J -across the country in a campaign to tighten laws and increase penalties for drunken driving. BuqN~ton in assaldt Haey Newton punched a woman in the eye artcr she' tried to assault his mother· in-law as the rormer Black Panther leader appeared in Alameda County Superior Court for sentencing on a 1978 gun possession convic- tion. police said. Prior lo the hearing, as Newton. his wire Gwenn and his mother-in-law. Betty Fou- taine, e me rged from an e l evator outs ide the courtroom, a woman iden- tified as Jeanette Nelson; 36, started shouting at Newton and took a swing al Mrs. Foutaine, authorities said. With that, Newton threw a punch, striking the woman in the eye, police s a id. An alarm sounded and deputies filled the area. Ms.· Nelson, bleeding fro m the eye, was taken away in handc uffs, police said. Authorities d eclined to speculatt' 0 11 what prompted the altercation. ~- .. APWl'9 ....... Country singer Dolly Parton canceled the final week of her first Las Vegas hotel engagement after coming down with a severe sore throat. She w as being paid a reported record Las Vegas salary oj $350.000 a week.· Cindy Peca, Huntington .Beach's 11-year-old dancing queen, continues to pile up awards ror her r ancy footwork. Last year, she won first prize in a disco competition televised nationally on the "Dance Fever" program. In January, her ballroom danc- ing skills garnered a top prize a nd "outs tanding a mateur dancer" recognition at the Star Ball competition in Los Angeles. Most recently, she traveled to Las Vegas, where she and partner Edd1e Frias, 19, of Garden Grove, won first prize for their 1940s-style dancing in the National Swing Championships. The dancers, who were choreo· graphed by instructor Baddy Selnrlmmer of Costa Mesa, were promised a part in a movie called "Jitterbug." Cindy's father, Joe Peca, says her share of the $2,SOO prize money will help pay for the 10 dance classes Cindy attends each week. Refugee slowdown eyed County asks V.S. to curb immigration By GLENN SCOTT Of Ille D•llY Piiot Sl•ll Orange County officials are drawing up a list of key person- nel in the U.S. State l>epartment in hopes of persuading them lo slow down the migration of In- dochinese r e fu gees into the county. Th e c ount y B o ard o r Supervisors decided Wednesday that the resettlement of refugees has to slow down until the coun· ty can come to Rrips with over taxing of socia l services, hous- ing and johs caused hy the o;ud· den migration. Jelly bean scare has happy ending The president of the United States may advocate jelly bean consumption, but 20-month-old Kelley Graham of Irvine went too far Wednesday night. "She just put it in her nose in- stead of her mouth." explained Orange County Fire De partment paramedic Capt. Gary Stenberg. The white jelly bean was re· moved with a he mostat, Sten- berg 'explained. "We comforted her and she was doing just fine." Capt. Sten· berg s aid. ''S he was jus t scared." Mr. and Mrs . Neal Graham of 13 Miners Trail, the girl 's parents, also were a little scared, he added. There are serious legal ques· lions as to whether the county can restrict movement of the re· fu gees. who· are accorded rights om·e they enter the country. Supervisor Harriett Wieder said the county can't be expected to s ubsidize a federal decision to accept the refugees from war- r av aged Southeast Asia. She cited a recent report from the County Administrative Of· fi ce t hat estimated 1,000 re· fugecs a month settle in Orange County. Diffe rin g fr o m ea rl i e r estimates, the report included speculation that about 35,000 refugees live in the county. The county Human Relations Com- mission said in a report issued last month that more than S0,000 have relocated here. NOTING THAT more than half of the incoming refugees need some sort of welfare, Mrs. Wieder said the county will use up its resources if it doesn't gel some aid from the federal gov- ernment. "l think we can demonstrate that we are doing more than our share to carry out federal policy and we are now at a point where there is a real potential that other economic disadvanta1~ groups will suffer," she said. Along with calling for federal and private relocation a1encles to stop sending refuaeea to tbe county, lbe supervisors also backed a plan fh>m Supervllor Roger Stanton to set up a team of analysts to work fuJl-time on We're 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 publish your views on any subject in our letters to the editor col· umn. Call the number below and your message wlll be recorded. Messages wlll be transcribed several times jially and delivered to the desk of the appropriate editor. Mailoox conlributlOns wlll be delivered lo the editorial pa1e editor. Mailbox contrlbuton must Include their name and telephone number for verification. Ml ch-culatlon calls. please. . Tell us what's on your mind. The number is in servltt. 24 hours a day. seven days a week. ass e ssing r efugee -related problems. ALSO, THE supervisors once again promised lo lobby for changes to a federal law that cuts off federal aid as of April 1 to refugees who have lived in the U.S. for three years . The law would require the county lo spend an extra $300,000 in general relief payments to refugees who couldn't qualify for other federal welfare pro- grams, according to the CAO's report. Parolee held on sex rap Costa Mesa police have arrest· ed a 31-year-old state prison parolee on suspicion of rape and child molesting just two days after he had registered with local authorities as~ a sex of· fender. Robert S. Lee was arrested in , his )Vest side home at 4 p .m., Wednesday shortly after Costa · Mesana reported that Lee had sex with two 11-year-old girls over the past two weekends. Investigators said the girls re· ported the incidents to their families. Lee was paroled, investigators said , earlier thls month alter servln1 time for similar sex of. fenses . He ls being held in Costa Mesa Jall without bail. Childre.n' 8 film 11erie1 8Cheduled The · 1prln1 children's fllm • aeries at Golden West Coll•I• la Huntlqton Beach will be1tn Wednelday with a screenlha o1 tbe Dianey fa.orlte, "TobJ Tyler." Tbe ftlm will be ~ 1 •l•ln cm SaturdaJ, llarcb T. Tile ........... , Hftl9o lap wW belln at t :• p.m. la Healtll ldmee Room lJl. Sabir· daJ mefl w are at 1 p.m. la ForumU. Adm'"'r la '1 ,.. ftlm •tr ............ ., ..... Clidl*'m ....... .,, ....... fNe. " Or.nge Coaet DAILY PILOTIF~. FebruafY ~, 1881 -I ' . ~ Patter11s 011 the sand Chill weather didn't deter dedicated run· ners from their daily sprint along the beach where the wet was only underfoot and no longer overhead. Unidentified cou- ple skirt incoming waves as t hey nm.along Corona del Mar Main Beach. ~------------- Auto driver grabs purse in Mesa lot Costa Mesa police are keeping an eye out for the driver or a mustard-colored, Japanese-built car who grabbed a woman's purse as she walked through a South Coast Plaza parking lot. Elizabeth Lopez of Long Beach said s he and her cousin had left their car and were walking toward a department store at about 1 p.m. Wednesday when the purse snatcher struck. She said her assailant drove up from behlnd, she felt a hard tug on her shoulder-strap purse and then turned as it was yanked from her hands. The car driver hauled the purse inside and sped off, Ms. Lopez told officers. Lost, she said, was $50 in cash, the purse. several credit cards and two wallets. Total value of the stolen items was listed at $186. /. Finding opens ddor to cancer contro-l · CHICAGO (AP ) -Some cancer .cells may trick the body into producing blood clots to pro· vide a hospitable site for them to grow. -doctors s ay , a finding which opens a new approach to controlling the spread of cancer. A Veterans Administration s tud y s hows that an anti· c lotting drug can delay the spread of lung cancer to other organs , a complication which makes the disease more difficult to treat. The study, publis hed in today's Journal of the American Medical Association, found that s mall-cell tung cancer patients who received the common anti· coagulant drug warfarin stayed alive twice as long as those who didn't receive the drug. Warfarin did not cure any of the 50 patients from nine VA • hospit~ls who participated in the 1976 study. and most of them have since died. But significantly , the 25 pa- tients who received the drug along with conventional anti- cancer chemotherapy survived an average of 50 weeks, com· pared to 25 weeks for the-others. the VA res earchers said-.· "What we have is a ch.le to a t o tally new a pproa c h t o cancer," s aid Dr. Leo Zacbarski of Dartmouth College and the VA Medical Center in White River Junction, Vt .. leader of the research team. Zacharski , a blood spe<:ialist. s aid this is the first well- controlled clinical study on hum ans that shows .au anti coagulant can slow the s pread of cancer. The s tudy is coDlinuing. O/o ADI Chair orLOVasaal When purchased with a sofa or sleeper What better time than~ to make that Investment in Better Quality ~tuft. For a limited time a.i,h•a Is offering 50% O~to customers who wtsltto make a lowseat or~r pwchase wtth matd!lng sofa or sJe.ePer. Sony, our nor~he delivery Isn't aval~ Qn thlSoftCr. . Or9n09 CoM• DAtLY PtLOT/Fr•day. Februery rr. 1•1 °WORLD I NATION ------------~ ----~-------...--...... 1111111mm--"'"!!" ...... --~----~~-... ...... ~ ................. --~ ...... --...... ----.....;.;~~~~~;; AU .,.ricers.,..,.. lie alleeted Not a typical pol LONG G•••N D•n. You UH' '° =r UM Major pension overhaul pushed liM•'"U' GI....._. ... Val'->' Ctl,f C-eU.u .._ ... Vu ()u.k Md ...,., 1f M '• .-., &o ,.c •••>' wlth It. Van Duk ..... ••~ b~ money W-111, U..t1• not pr•clMlY fOl1"fft A retJrtd Rockwell IDt&'f'UUoeal purthaalna cnanater. Vu Duk triuered off Ill• ~Umank atlpend Tbat amounu &o tH2.$0 per moalb ww.a~ adm1Uln1 be l• not a w .. tlby n\an, In th" jet u ttt>r or Ot'f l n i Ol DI y a c ht v a rht y . Va n D••k drclart'd lbat ht1 "juat wanla to do aomelhln• fo r some ll•ds • ,... ,~~' 111111111111 ~I", Thul h.ia cit,)' baH salary wilJ 10 l<> the Fountaln VaUey H111\ School Band, which was recently a featured aura<"hoo in the lnaue1.1ral parade of one President Reataa. and lliso to the Fountain Valley Girls Club. THI: TWO GaovPS. of course, are just tickled pink over the prospect of this unexpected cash rtow from the coffers ol City Hall The band, for one thing, st.HJ owes some 18,000 on its little trek for a quick·step march in the growing dusk along Pennsylvania Ave nue. So you know how the band people greeted this news . Now take nothing away from the noble and generous contribution that Councilman Van Dask has given to the kids of his community. It is possible, however, that his generosity will aJso ha ve some dividends as he is seated up (here on the council manic dias on meeting nights. He could. for example. have his counciJ colleagues slightly off-balance, in that they would be laboring to earn Political war chest flymg off to do some good their $252.50 per month. while he's obviously doing the whole chore for free, It might give his duties a certain ring of independence that the other council people would lack. THEN AGAIN, because Van Dask is working gratis. it's a little difficult lo hold him suspect as a candidate ror higher offi ce. like commissione r or trolley cars. or something like that. Council persons within whose hearts lurk the ambition for loftier political planes do not go a round throwing away money They do not donate cash to good causes, like Van Dask did. It works just the opposite way fo r the a mbitious. THEY DON'T GIVE AWAV the Long Green. They collect it. They become the beneficiaries of donations, not the donors. They hold benefit cocktail receptions. They are the benefactors . You get separated from 100 clackers for which you are granted one weak scotch and soda. heavy on the ice. Money gathered in this fashion is called The Political War Chest. Some candidates actually start trying to put together these chests even before they know whi ch war they are goi ng to get into. Gel the money first. Find the war la ter. ANYWAY, NONE Ofo' this hooey can apply to Councilman Van Oask. Newly.appointed to the Fountain Valley City Council to replace Roger Stanton, wh o realized his supervisorial aspirations. Van Dask's term expires just next year. in April of 1982. The guess would be here, with his councilmanic salary rtowing out to aid the kids. that Van Dask won't be seeking election in 1982. If he does.however, he at least ought to draw a cheer from the Girls Club and a good solid toot or lwo from the Baron band. WASHINGTON CAP) -A preeldentlal commllaioo, aaylq the Dallon hu become too dependent OD pay·U·YOU·IO ntlremeat pro- 1r•m•. ls caJUn1 for mandatory pemioo plau for all worken ln prlvat.e industry and aweeptq cban1ea la Social Seeurity. ''Future pension promiaea wW be broken Wlleta tbe nation overhauls the buic policies that determine bow tbe elderly live after they retire," the commluion said in a report to Coaireu. Tbe commlaaion's centerpiece recommendation is tor Con1.reu to pasa a law creatbl1 ·•a national minimum funded pens10ft ayatem which would be required of all employers." At the same time, the panel ia urliJll Con1resa to raise the Social Security retil"ement ace from SS to a . This would be done 1radually 1 1tartin1 in 1990, so the normal re~lrement age by 2002 would be 88. Early retil"ement would be shtfted from 62 to 6S ove. r the same period. Once the increase start- ed in 1990. the retirement age would go up three montba a year. Reagan asks more budget cutbackS WASHINGTON !AP> -Just one week after proposing the deepest bu~~et cuts in U.S. history. President Reagan is looking for an additional $3 billion to $6 billion in savings. He bas dis· covered that government spendin2 is risin.r faster than be thou.rht. . · ·1 just don't know where they're going to find more (Sav- in gs l •· a n adminis tration spokesman commented after Reagan ordered his economic aides to do better than the $41.4 biJlion in 1982 budget cuts he proposed in a Feb. 18 address to Congress. "IS IT GOING TO BE hard to find them!" declared the s pokesman. who asked not to be identified. Reagan called for the additional cuts after lea']1ing from his ~udget direc_tor. David A. Stockman, that new estimateS oJ pro- Jected spending for 1982 were running $3 bHlion to $6 billion higher than the Office or Management and Budget had expected when it completed last week's packaize of orouam cutbacks. REAGAN "EXPRESSED CONCERN •. but not surprise" when informed of the miscalculation, said the president's chief domestic ctffairs adviser. Martin Anderson. A spokesman for Stockman blamed tbe faulty spending esti~ate on the projected cost of such social programs as Medicare, which provide automatically higher benefits as the in· flation rate goes up. The budget office was relying on figures pre· pared nearly three months ago by the Carter administration, said the spokesman, who asked nol to be identified. Plane • • 1n near llltss over NY building NEW YO RK CAP ) -An Ar gentine Airlines j et that strayed too low over Manhattan during a foggy, night-time des· cent was on a collision course with the TV tower atop the World Trade Center before it was ordered to climb. An air traffic controller or· dered, "Argentine 342, climb - ctimb immediately ," and the airliner carrying 58 people turned, avoiding an almost cer- tain collision. The 707 jelliner was descend· ing in heavy fog last Friday nig ht when at l ,500 feet, an automatic alarm buzzed at the tracking center in Hempstead, according t o Irving Moss, Federal Aviation Administration spokesman. The lowest altitude permitted over Manhattan is 3.000 feet. At the same time, a controller saw on his radar screen that the jet was flying loo low, the FAA said. A tape recording or the in·· cident revealed the following ex· change: "Argentine 342, what's your altitude'!" asked the air traffic controller, whose name was not released. "Fifteen.hundred feel ... the pilot replied. "Turn right!·· the controller instructed . "Immediate right turn !·· and then, ·'Climb climb immediately! •' Storm front on way Rain/ all total still below nonnal The chanee would affect all worken now 63 or youa1er. The commiasion chairman, C. Pet.er lfcColoutb. chairman of Xerox Corp,. unveiled the propoaals Thursday at a bearln1 before tbe House Select Committee on Acine. THE REPORT recomrfends phasing in a tax on Social Security benefit.a, but allowing workers to take a tax deductJon for the amount they pay in Social Security taxes. The "Minimum Universal Pension System" would be financed by a new 3 percent payroll lax paid only by employers. All employees over age 25 would start building pension credits after one year of at least part· time work. They could transfer the credits from job to job. The 3 percent tax would be a minimum. Workers and employers would be offered tax breaks to encourage them to con- tribute more to the pension plans. To make the 3 percent payroll tax palatable to businesses, the commission urged that employers be given a tax credit of 46 per- cent of their contributions . THE COMMISSION said large firms already get an equivalent tax break on private pension contributions. but small firms -where most employees without pensions work -may get a tax break as s mall as 17 percent. It recommended that the 6.65 percent Social Security ta.x which is due to increase to 6.7 percent Jan. 1, 1982, be boosted in'. stead to 7 .05 percent. That would cost workers and employers an additional $9.9 billion in 1982. But the commission said individuals would save $25.6 billion in income taxes if the Social Security tax were made de- ductible. Social Security taxes are not now deductible. Q11«rke r11.bble An elderly woma n trudges past rubble of apartment buildings in Co rinth. Greece. where 15 have been killed and five are missing after two d ays of earthquakes . Of 652 tremors r egistered since Tuesday. eight were between 4.5 and 6.3 on the Richter scale. Thousands of frightened Corinthia ns and Athenians have been spending the nights outdoors . Wind> _,, 10 northw .. 1 I to tl -noh In •II~ •lltl I to J toot ~~~1. ':~::.\.!,!:. ~°':' 10~~':,~~~ I f'ler w•t•rs lncre•s•ft9 chance of ll9M r•1n _,,UM, ellf!rnoon. Oc· I ta\lon•I -rs lonlQfll. 11.S.•--· ... 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Cross Grammy sweep 'dream come true' • raised hls Grammy when be accepted State'• kit• aid Jer1ey A RAMENTO 1AP1 C'ahfornla develo(>t'd • alf'1' uvina ka~ 11r" to b t-di s tributed tn drouih\ st rtclt en New Jftue . · a~ (;o, Ed mund Brown Jt Brown's offi ce issued a stalt-ment Wednesday quotil\& tum a saying, ··We a re pleased to s h a r e l h e l e s S"1 n s California learned from t he 1976· TT drought · The statement said a Nl:W YORK l AP> Sln1er 11on1wrUttr <'hriatopber CrOP, whu.le pop rock mu.le won rour or the most 1m~uiant Grammy Awards hls first tlmt• out, uyw sweepin11 thetopawards waa "deth1ltely a dream comelrue." l 'rQlii11' dtlbut a lbum, "Chriatopber 'ro •. · w•it named ~st a lbum of the yt>ar Wt.'<lnt-sday night al Radio City M UJJh ' lhall And lhe big hil rrom t.he •lbum. "Saulln"," was named record of the year and song of th" year •nd Slrll'tl Cross wrote the song aB well as ~an.: 1t'. both 11w;ard11 went to him. In i.ckhlloo. Cros11 wa!> named best nt•w art.Isl l\N h~ made his third of four trips to the stage. to accept the award for best album. the chubb> 29-year-old who lea1h a six man pop rock band also called Christopher Cross. said, "I should say thi& is getting old but I can't It ·s wonderful ·· staff member of the IN THi: 23 Vl-,;AKS the Nationul Califorma Department A<.·adcmy or Recording Arts and of Water Resources. Sciences has been best owing its Don Heath. fl ew to New gramophone shaped sta tuettes, such Jersey tb..ts week to help artists as !'"rank Sinatra and Stevie distribute the kits Wonder have won more Grammys in A kit cons is ts o f a onc yearBut it's unprecedentedforan plastit· bag which when artist toswc•ep the three topGrammys filled with water a nd 111 his debut vear placed in a toilet tank Las t May, in an interview with the reduces the amount of Associated Press. Cross said be knew water used in flu shing : he was too plump to he a sex symbol a s howe r he ad flow and he'd have to make his way on his reslrictor: dye tablets to music. detect leaks in toilet Kenny Loggins won the Grammy for flus h va lves and a best pop male vocal performance, the wate r con s~'r vati o n one category in which Cross was brochure. nominated but didn't win Loggins It for "This Is It" from his album .. Alive," and said. "This one's for my Dad." Later he said, "The song was written for my rather. He was going into sur- gery, a life and death situation. He seemed to have made the choice he wa s n't going to make tl. The song said that you've got the choice how it goes ... Did his father pull through? Loggins laughed and said, "He sure did." Bette Midler won the Gr ammy for the b es t pop f e mal e vocal performance. for "The Rose." title song of the movie in which she played a - rock singer fighting addiction. Barbra Streisand and Barr y Gibb were awarded the Grammy for the best pop vocal performance by a duo or group. for '"Guilty." In country music. the winners were George Jones. Willie Nelson, Anne Murrav. Roy Orbison and Emmy Lou Harris. Jones won the Grammy for bes t country male vocal performance for his tear jerker,·' lie Stopped Lovin~ Her Today " I N THE BEST COUNTRY son~ category, Willie Nelson. who lost out to Jones on performance. took the Gram my for"Onthe Road Again ·· Canadian Anne Murray won lhl' Grammy for the best country fcmalt• vocal performance wi th her singll' "Could I Have This Dance'>" Orbison :rnd Miss Harri!> "on lhl' a w a rd fo r t h e b e s I 1· o u n l r ' performance by a vocal duo ()r grouj1 for their single "That Lovin' \'11u Ft•elin' Again ... Orange Coast OAIL Y PllOT/Frtd.-y, February 27. 1911 S lt.PWorep,..to• WINS 4 AWARDS Christopher Cross B EST OF COUNTRY Anne Murray BEST POP VOCAL Kenny Loggin• Mesan named'. to academy A 11.yeardd Sl&anda High ~bool seelor bu r eceived an appoint· ment to the Nava' Audemy a& AnaapoUa, Md . Alex John Kiefer, aoa or Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Kiefer, 20U Baltra Place, Costa MeH, was nominated to t h e academy by U.S. Sen. S.I. Hayakawa, R-Calif. Kiefer i& Estan cia H igh 's c ross-country team captain and re · cei ved the Bank of America vocational arts _ _ __ award. ORIENTAL RUrnG~ililiiiiiiiiii SALE OF THE CENTURY ON . CH INESE RUGS We have ne .. er offered Chinese rugs 90 line o/e at these prices In our two locations. SIZE SALE s275 SIZE SALE $625 1 SIZE SALE $1250 6'x4' PRICE 9'X6' PRICE . 12'X9' PRICE HURRY -THE STOCK IS LI MITED! c 0 Rt£1i4' ~D£1. I . L \Ii ow room ).:.; ) \. /a ( lt'flf'J!O /lhr/. (.!I 'J) ,,,-; ;--.i / /.) Cor o na IJel .l'for 2 J.2 I E. Cou st II rn·. (i'J J.) 6i'3 -222i ll••u• ''"" ""·•' ., f, '""•111 I!.. i 11.,.,,. ... \1 .. u.·"·•t. I U ·f1 'uu. I:! ft , 000 ~or ~UGS IN 801 H STORES AT SAVINGS UP TO 50% Bank bilking called 'simple' Get the Pictu re at Half the Price LOS ANGl!:LES CAP> -Former operations of- fi cer L. Ben Lewis alone carried out a "brilliantly simple" scheme that bilked Wells Fargo Bank out of $21.3 million. bank chairman and chief ex· ecutive officer Richard P. Cooley told the Los Angeles Times. Lewis. who worked at Wells Fargo's Beverly Hills branch until he disappeared in late January, cracked the bank's auditing system. using a sim· pie mechanical manipulation of accounts. Cooley said in an interview in today's editions. Lewis was one of several people named along with Muhammad Ali Professional Sports Inc. in a civil suit by Well s Fargo that seeks $46.3 million in actual and punitive damages over the alleged em- bezzlement. SACRAMENTO 1 A P l Lt. Gov. Mike Curb re· jected a proposal that he convene a special session of the Legis lature lo consider anti·crime bills while Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. is outside California. BRIEFS Attorney Genera l George Deukmejian, a Cu rb rival f o r th e Re publican nomination for governor next year . urged Brown to call the s pecial session to speed up the effective dates on a series of anti-c rime bills now pending in the Legislature's regular session. SC Ga• Co. rnd• ,. ... te•I• LOS ANGELES <AP> Southern California Gas Co offi cials have halted tests to look for conccn· I rations or toxic PCB after traces of the substance were round in fi ve of27 locations checked in the com· pany's37.000-mi le pipeline system. The gas company s aid Wednesday it had in· formed the slate Public Utilities Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency or the discovery But company offi cials announced in a prepared s tatement that the concentrations of the substance caused no threat to consumer health. 0.endt-al• leak Into oc-ean SAN DI EGO I AP J Nearly 33.000 gallons of a sewage treatment chemical have leaked into the ocean near Point Loma. and health offi cials were closely watching lhe a rea to monitor any threat to marine life. Coast Guard oHicials sa id Wednesday'sspill has discolored about 200 square yards of the ocean. They were not immediately sure how much danger the highly corrosive ferric chloride solution poses lo marine plants and animals. Marlnr ltrld In •ltootl"fl CAMP PENDLETON (APJ -A U.S. Marine Corps spokesman s ays a 21 -year·old Marine was be· ing held today for questioning in connection with a s hooting at the base barracks. The spokesman said Lance Cpl. Darren Lee Conley was apprehended four hours arter the shoot- ing Wednesd ay morning. Reported in stable condition at Camp Pendleton Naval regional Medical Center was Lance Cpl. Ken- neth E. Steele. 20. with a wound from a .25-caliber handgun. IAUt ropt •r .,1ri• t-d AVALON (AP> -The body of Miguel Ortega . missing since a Catalina Airlines helicopte r crashed off Catalina Island's Pebbly Beach Sun· day, was found inside the wreckage of the aircraft after it was raised from the floor of the ocean. Ortega. 2", and 5-year-old Lior Levy were trapped in the fusela1e of the helicopter when Jt plunged into ~e ocean about 2:20 p.m . Sunday. The little boy's body was found Wednesday when the wreckage of the helicopter was located. SlflC• ... r••• ....... ._,. PASADENA (AP ) -Californians used len IHOllne ln 1• than in any year slnce 1918, even thou1h there were a million, more cars on Callfomla ro.da and they traveled a billion miles f1rtber, otftciala say. Rlebn Nevtna of the state Board of Equaliaa· Uoa laAd 1uoiine couu•ptlon durint •• was 11.127ll6l&iciG1auc.a -1.1 perc.oeat a.a tban in lt'1I and the lonlt yurlJ total 11nee me, when 10.111 ... .,.. 1alkw ... UHd. L/00 DR4FT1Na TAIJLE H(;n rt<. rt S l UDiO tJW TINO TABLE Ct!POMl. OOL w'I TH Wtl/1 [ f ORM KA · LfXJlr TOP NIMSUPJ/V(J .1JX4L' A[)JJSTA&E .,tJ(Jn 1 Ai,'ip)ILj,0 RL'J 19'1 J) $/j(j. m HUNT 5PEEDMU SCREEN PRINTtNO trrr FOR li4MK-("4535) /'1Aflt OR!JN4RY WfiK. AND MR llt/t15 iNfl) ai/UNAL WOR!l5 OF AR1 (U5TOM/Zt 7 .5Hlfill1 5Htf.15, tl(/Rft; 2995 J2l88 C-iLJJOMPHY 5fT OY 5HC-1FFER IWNTAIN Pf}I WI ft/ iW14D1 MED llJM AND f/Nt N165 A~ORTtD COWPiED !Ntr5, (lf/.J.KJRAPHY PAPEP. AND IN5TRU<TJOV5 MU 1}95 .$8.60 r·_ .. -·.· .:.=: ...... -, (. ·-. --. A. U CEPT PAtNTINCr5 BY ~I..:·~·.:,~ ... ''~ ., '\ ·..J~ .. .... '. t \'I \"1 .. ' -_. "\_ );4 fNF!NrTY MIRROR "' tU.'1TN!NO l(J Pu)(J 1 l JN .AND TINY i.!U1fl5 if\ ~ LET ~XJ SU INTO INFV'J/r'r BR.455 \ r; rf.At'.1E M~DY 10 tWIO I IL {)AM • ll .. 'i /) $/600 '\ I ' A Aaron Brothers Art .. .: ,· ~ -'I ,. ,,,, ... 511ETCtiNO ti6EL (1tltXJ£XJ fA5Y 1D ~ fUITA!Jil: £1(],mWfJ<Jtf T ~ OOtl. 163 11 Mfi 1595 $/l ANAHEIM 222 N. leach ltvd. • COSTA MESA 171' Newport ltvd. • ORANGE-4142 E. KatellO Ave. LAGUNA BEACH 190 S. Coast Highway • SANTA ANA 1126 E. 17th. St. EL TORO 24350 Swartz Dr. • HUNTINGTON IEA 7470 Edinger lfte . I • • .JE' .. a4-~.J._1 .. ThomatP.Hale y/Publl•her ~~ .-!!fJ,_e••••F•''•d••v •. •F••·b~ru•a•ry•v•. •'ee•1•liilllil•e.a•,.,.llll'•••K•'•.1.b1•c•h1•E•d•1tor•'••'•P• .... ••l!•dt•1erllll•• Co nty needs a ref ug respite Ofo1w ('ouuh u1lt"rvllur• w•n on tar1et thl• week tn " kin& ttw f t"dt•r I tW\lemm"" and voluntary r ... tUe· ment a n h• to 6C IY<.· the rounly a brealhinl 1pell to ab ort> ~ u1nu ~•f lnd~h.lnae refu,en The <' unl \ no\11• ha 1 lar&cr proportion of ref\&leti Lhan anv roum> '" tht: nation •n eeUmated 87,000 to :i(),00() rut nt·~ arrh a l number about 1,000 a month. "'hilt> th 1 l' with u luir command of EnaUah and '"m t' mark f>\bbl s ka ll man"ge to becom e self· upportin~ ln re -.unable ti me, it's estimated they numl~r n > m11t l' thu11 40 perc~nt of the total 1roup at the pn•'\t-Dl lune The rt• t ~uu "*'~d varytnli{ d eer ees o f welt 1ue. m~lt-ul rind t-dut·otw na l help to enable the m to enter the erononuc muinstrtta m In '\t>ekrng u t ulporary moratorium on ne w a rriva.l!s. tht· ~uiwn 14'.ur<> rt-c.-ogniiet.I the raet that the refugees arc indeed lt-~al n.·~1dt•nts a nd agr eed that no one wants lo l!,t•lude th\'m '"-wrrna nentl} ll ~ -.unpl~ ·• rnatter of using available funds o nd '\t'f\ it'Cl-1 lo hd p thosl! ulre~<l y here find their (eet. And to "a n t off gruwtnJi? 1 t·~cnlmt.>nt of tht' refugees a monf( other poo t uunorat) groups . Also looming t>VN the county 1s the sche duled April l c ul off clatt> for f eclr r a l aid to refugees who ha ve been in tht' cowltr~ for th ree years or more The f edt.·r ttl Indochinese Re fugee Assistance Ac·t now fullv n.•1mb11rs~s counties for fi na ncial a nd med1<'nl us sis ta11ce provided tu refu~ces . But those grants will end April I unless C'on gress vot es an exte ns ion . An<I t h<' estim at('(f co:Jt tu Orange County alone could incn •it!W hy $300,000 this year· wit hout continued fede ra l aid This is a bu rdt'11 the <.•ounty should not be askt'ct ln ns sume. It m us t be the ur~ent l(oal of t he county's c•on g ressiomtl d<'ll'~tttion to push for a n e xtension o f federal fund ing . The C'Ut wC1uld Mf eel som e S,000 of the re fugees who have been hen • for thr ee years and still ar e une mployed or living below t h<' poverty level. Their wclfarf:' is clearly the responsibility of the fe d e ral gove rnm ent, whic h a uthorized the ir entry. The cost s hould be shared by a ll the nation 's taxpayers, not just those in th<' areas w he re the refugees ha ve settled . • Braced for trouble The battle linC's are sha ping up in Washington as Congress and s pecial i11teresl groups ponde r the potential impact of H.onald Reagan 's tax cut/spending c ut ap- pr oach to balancing the economy. Democr ats in the House Ways and Me ans Committee are doubtful about t he proposed three-year , 30 per cent rut in personal tn<'ome taxes. fearing it could only fuel in- fl ation. And , o bv1ouc:;ly, c;uggested c uts in s ome Soc ia l Securi- ty benefits. Mt•clicaid . food s ta m ps. welfare programs ~met aid tu 1•1h1<·atio11 pose serious p roblems for m e m bers of ConJ;!n•sc; wh11 •rH•'-1 111 al'e t hemselves for a barrage of c·omplatnlh fr 111n th1•1r ~•ffecll'd constituents. Said orw. I t'XJ'<'Ct \\C' MC' going to have som e dif- fk ult dCI\'~ ht•t'l' " Mear1whilc the lobbyists, r epresenting eve ryone from teachers a nd ban kers to developers and agricultural in· teresls. ate begin ning to wonde r if their traditional clout with Congn's " nietv be effective this tim e a round. Ttwir cl11ubts arc shared by civi l r ig hts groups. dwrd1 org11r1i1alw ns and lobbyis ts for incr eased govern- ment parttt·1pal to11 111 c hild C'ar e a nd a id for the h a nd· IC' :1 p p('(I n w l<<::1g:lll proposals . if e nacted, would de nt just nbout l'\l'I'~ 11r1l'·~ ~H'l p rogr a m. But Cong ress and the lob- by 1 ~t s <Jn• 1-.t•l'llly ;mare of t he national dem and for cut- bac·ks i11 ):!o \1·rnnwnt s pending . And ~u fa r thl'r~·s been no rep ly t o President Reagan'!" qucr~. "J)oes a nyone have a better pla n?" Vietnalll reIDeIDbered T he e motionaJ welcome given the host a ges s parked an equally e m otional reaction among many American.. who were rem in ded t hat the return of our Vietnam veterans was a very different story . But there are those who ha ve not forgotten and intend to see that the n ation does not forget the 57 ,697 Americ ans who d ied m the Vietna m .wa r . T he ir n a m es will be inscribe d on a national mem or ial, localed alon gside the Lincoln Memorial on two acres of land donated by Cong ress. Mor e than 2.000 artists are participating in a.td esign completion for the m emorial. The winner will be an· no unced in May. So far the Vietnam Veterans Me morial Fund has col· lecled $900,000 for the proposed tribute. The fund's sponsors range from Gen. William C . West01oreland, commander of US. troops in Vietnam. to forme r Presi· de nt GeraJd Foret. T h ey il1clude an impres sive roste r of nationaJ leaders. members of the entertainment world a nd members of the ar med forres who ser ved in Viet- nam. Thosl' who woulct like lo he lp may send contributions to Vietn a m Veterans Me moria l Fund, P .O. Box 37240, Washington. O.C 20013. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views e>tpressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment ts 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642·432t Boyd I Mountain By L.M. BOYD Mt. Whitney in California .wa~ the tallest mountain in "'"' .. ,,, Pet peeve : The paper boy who comes to col· lect every month with no chan1e, waitinl for you to go ahead and say It's okay to Just keep it. A.J . ••ntr1'91'f t 1•• ttrnttn• .,. ... ••• ..ut.t ,,, ,,, ., "• •• tflfh t .. ,,,, •01 .,,,, h•t," ,011~ ,. fH rt ftH "''' tllJ 11t H\t '" W\l>ltOt t """r)tt Vl>W .... I , ..... "'' to "''""'"' , ....... Ott•l'f' Pt1H1 the nation ror a generation. Bul when Alaska became a stale, Whitney dropped to No. 17. That's life. Nothing's for certain. "Whal was the first self· service grocery chain?" qq a client. Piggly Wiggly. A gentleman named Clarence Saunders rrom Memphis , Tenn., set up the nrsl one in 1916. Brazilian b eekeepers sometime back croubred bees until they tot a lll>ftial s ort of bee t&at couldn't slin1. It dJdQ 't 10 over. Other beekeepen ln the field reJeet· ed 1f. Said one. pforounCJlJ: "Of what adnnta1e ll a bee who c1nnol protect hia honey?" 1 llCk. Anderson Kremlin meet key to peace? W ASHJNGTON. -The lt~ey to world peace and atablllty Is held by the toqh, shrewd old men ln the Kremlin. And this is the wHk they should slanal whether tbey want confrontation or de· tente with Ronald Re.gan ln the White House. They ma y also indicate wht>ther they ha ve glveo any ground to the younger men who uJUm alt-· ly wll l lake over th e K re mlin . 8 •'to re the wt'ek is over, tht•rt• should bt• s tall otht!r rlut'S to Sov tl'I nctlons In th'' yeurs to coml'. 'l'h<'St' signuls should come out or ll ht• 2tith Soviet Communist P11rly <.:onl(rt'SS the first since um~ which he now in 11omber !lt'Slllon In tht' c;r1•11t llull of the Kn•mlin To tht• 1111tr111111•1I 1•y1•. the pro· <'1•111.llnJts wall ~f't't11 trite and I ••1!10 11:-1 1'111 I o the sh11rp, 111111 I y t It-111 t' y <', l ht' drear y r1111tl111· will om.w valuuble ln· 11lt:hl:1 l11t.11 thtt Uyzuntine world 1•f K r1'111ll11 polltk~. Seemingly 11111l t:11irl<'nnt dt1v1•lo111ncnts can J111 rl1•111I 1mvurt11nt changes In S11v1t'I polky Secret re ports from the Weste rn inleWaence. But wt.en Central lntelllaence Aaency, the it did, it gave our policymakers Defense In~llaence A1ency and the message that the Stalin era the State Department's Bu.reau was definitely over. or Intelligence and Research No such fire \lforks can be ex· have been reviewed by my as· peeled in the current congress - sociate Dale Van Atta. These the fourth presided over by show what our intelligence peo· G eoe cal Secre tary Leonid pie might glean from the as· Brezhnev. His party <'ongresses 11oPmbled Part.Y congress. have been noted for being busi· "In theory, a congress is the nesslilr.e and "relatively drab," party's supreme ruling body," a according lo the CIA. CIA primer explains. "In fact, ll Is a ceremonial 1athering that 1 MUCH ATTENTION .will r ubber-stamps policies previous-center on Brezhnev himself this ly discussed and agreed upon by time,as itdidinl976; our analysts the leadership. Neve rtheless, a will be gauging the praise he gets cong ress ... provides a thistimearound. sembla n ce o f de m ocratic Jn 1976, St ate Depa rtment legitimacy and a n opportunity to analysts noted that while his review party activities and to praise from other speakers had procla im _po licies f or the been "lavish," nevertheless "his future." encomiums fe ll short of those IN OTHER words, even though it's a stacked deck, the Com- munist Party Congress can give at le ast a hint of the cards the Russians will be playing for the next few years. fo'or example, another CIA report notes: "The 20th Congress in 1956 launched Nikita Khrus h c h ev's d e· Stalinization campaign; its im· puct ls still being felt throughout the communist movement." It look a while ro r news of Khrushchev's astonishing de- nunc iation or Stalin to reach accorded Khrushche v (not to mention Stalin) in his prime." Incredibly, applause is an im- po rtant clue lo the diagnostl· ciaos in our intelligence com- m unity. Evaluating the praise accorded Brezhnev last time, the DIA noted that "although adulation at times appeared ex- cessive, it was more reflective of his t a lent for consensus po liti cs rath e r than the mechanical adulation required during the Stalin era ." How they differentiated between heartfelt applause and a servile claque. . ~~Li>! ~lKl! it 'IED b TftE AW~ME. Of JY1c!! /) Richard Re~ves the DlA did not make clear. Adulat io n a si de wheuiar real or feianed Brezhnev wlll still be the ftcure moat closely ot.erved by OW' in· telllgence analysts. Hopinc to sense some clue to.his possible c ho ice of a s ucces sor, the analysts will be waiting for his reading ol the election results of the party•s top brass. ''The or- der In which Brezhnev reads the names .(will give) some indica- tion of the new pecking order," a CIA report states. Of course, our Kremlin watchers will also be tuning in ror a ny s ubtle c hanges in rhetoric regarding the United S t a t es. Along with hints of Brezhnev's possible successor, these are regarded as the most important clues likely to come out of the party congress in Moscow this week. A FATHER'S SEARCH: As a survivor of both the Dachau and' Auschwitz death camps, Polish· born Murray Rozynes of Miami is a tough, determined man. But it has taken all his stubbornness to continue a 2()-month search for his 29-year-old son, Steven, who disappeared without a trace in a tiny Panamanian village in the spring of 1979. Steve, a lawyer and amateur anthropologist, look off on a solo trip to South America that year. But his trail ended abruptly in Viento Frio, Panama. A Stale Department briefing paper con- cluded that he "probably met his death by misadventure." Rozynes suspects that his son was murdered by members of the Panamanian National Guard for the money he was ~arrying. The fathe r has been to Panama eight times. Ile met with U.S. Ambassador Ambler Moss, and prevailed on the U.S. Southern Com mand to make a six-day air - and-sea search of the jungles around Vien to Frio. There was no trace of Steve Rozynes. T he father is still pressing on, convinced tha t Pana m ani a n a ut hor ilies are wit hholding evidence. WATCH ON WA STE: rn budget cutting. nothing is easy. The administration's freeze on ne" office equii,iment may turn out to be false economy Most government agenl'it.•s a re using computers U1at are a t least 15 years old, and they are more ex- pensive to run a nd maintain than newer models . Government inspectors studied four agencies and estimated they could lease new computers and <;ave Uncle Sam $1.4 m illion a year in nperatin~ costs 'Conveyor belt' justice aids criminals N E W Y O RK Ma yo r Edward Koch, a politician with a good ear for public outrage, began attacking judges aga in last week. This time he was blaming the judiciary for the ap· pa rent lack of success of New York's six-month·old "toughest in the nation " gun law. The law. which went into ef· feet last August, essentiall y eli m inat es p I e a · b ar g a i n ing fo r defe nd . ant s w i th pr e v io u s felony convic- tions who are convicted of c a r ryin g a loaded g un. I n theo r y . those people must go to jail for at least a year. They're not, Koch says. The mayor's offi ce studied the first 4,106 arrests made under the law. There were 2.222 result· 'ing indictments and. so far. the courts have disposed of only 239 of those cases, Imposing sen- tences in 104. Only 77 defendants Sydney Harris received the one -year term. Koch . who admitted thal it might be a little too soon to evaluate the full impact of the law. still went ahead and ac- cused judges or "abusing " lhe latitude they have in sentencing defendants who claim mitigat-" ing circumstances. Koch, who is running for re- election this year. has picked the right target. A national poll done late last month by t he Los An geles Times prompted that newspaper to report: "Public disconte nt about c rime is foc used ch1 efly in the judiciary, and there appears to be general across-the-nation outrage aimed at lenient judges. An over · whelming major ity of people hold their court systems in con- tempt and beli eve lhe courts are not tough enough on cr iminals ... THE TIMES SURVEV -a nationwide sample of 2,063 peo-1 pie questioned between January 18 and 22 -reflected the fear and the h arde ning a ttitudes toward crime that I, and I'm sure other traveling Americans, see and reel aJI over the Unjted States, in places large and sm all. Of that sample, 77 per- cent said the courts do not deaJ harshly enough with criminals. and 68 percent said they favored the death penalty. That poll also s howed hi gh favorable ratings for police de· partments and a general willing- ness to pay higher taxes to fight crime. People. al least the ones I've talked with, are scared and angry -much more so than I can ever remember. One indk a-· lion was the a ns we r to the Ti m es ' question a bout the purposes of punishment. Only one in five res pondents men- tioned "reha bilitation," whjle "isolating crimina ls " was men- tioned by 52 percent. "deter· re nce" b y 38 pe r ce nt a nd "vengeance" by 30 percent. THE COURTS and the prisons that's what people seem to be thinking about. A retired Los Angeles police officer, now working in a s mall town in northern California, a place ex- periencing its first crime, said: ·'The bottom line is that there a re just too many criminals, and we have no place to put them and not enough courts to handle them all ... As if to underline that point, The San Jose Mercury News re· cently reported on a day in the courtroom life of California Superior Cou rt Judge Pete r Stone. The judge called the roll of 294 felony cases, including 9 k i llin gs. 3 1 ro bhe ri es, 84 burglaries, 2 kidhappings, an in- decent exposure and a sa lmon poaching. JUDGE STONE s pe nt a n aver age of 2() seconds per case. "It's like watching a conveyor belt go by," he said. "A lot of lhe items you see week after week. with a lot of new stuff. Meanwhile. at the end of the conveyor belt. only a rew trickle off." The belt doesn't work any m o r e : Ame ri c an c riminal justice has broken down. The first things the country needs - and the hell with the cost -are more prisons and more judges willing to send criminals there. Contparison with RoIDan EIDpire not valid One 'ol the favorite ploys of poliiicians out or otrlce and social critics out or temper, is to use the "Roman Empire" exam- ple as a warning to Americana that •e are declinin1 and decay- ing at an alarming rate. And the reason we are declin· ing and decayin1 ls ~at we are a c ting just like thos e Romans . However , eacb speaker plclll out a particular element in Roman life tbal he COD· 11deu tile dominant c.uae -and lb.ls always hap- pens to uree with t;V• own ~ ' diagnosis of the American weak· ness. lt is much on the order of the dogmatic preacher, who selects SP.eciflc passages (fPm the Bible to dramatise his theme while negled.lng other, and sometimes contrary, passages. BUT THE ract of the matter ls that the more you know about 1ometbing, the le11 simple it lffm1. To Lbe ltaorant, or the ritidly partilan. there ~ DO hard or compla q ... Uou: It ll onl1 thme wbo boUMr to delft more deeply into a 1ubJeet ~ are no loftier HU1fted wt"' aim· pi. ww-. &ha&. rull1-wwar nothlnJ. The 1reat hlatorl.a ot )._. Roman Empire, Gibbon, 1pmt a l ' UfeUme studying the "Decline and Fall" of the mighty institu- tion. At the conclusion of his lengthy investigation, he had no explanation for why Rome fell. He cited at least two dozen "cauaes'' that bad been offered by various commentators and observers -rangin1 from the blunders ol individual emperon and Lbe vanity of human wishes to the corruptina nature of lux· ury and ,the expansive vitality ol the barbarians preasln1 upon Rome. historian, Tacitus, thought. Where scbolars are cautious. modest and tentative, politicians and demagogues have no hesitancy in stridently attribut- ing the fall of Rome to hi1b t.ax· es, lazi.nesa, sexual orgies. re· 111ious indiUerence, ex - travagance , paciflam , mo~uy '-or whatever the 1peaker thlnka happens to be America's beaetUna sln at this point ln our history. • When the 1Ub oraton wbo ...m to a..ve tbe eu1 _.,.. teU U1 In a l1IUiDi .. tmce wllf Rome fell ud 1loir " CM ne6d a similar fate, we cM do llUle Mtt.r o... _. .., a ..... no aew .... lltllebe.._. ...... l.b• pall ..... ...,., llW. ..... eatnpailllell"U........ C • I L ·----.-----· -~ ...... -~~ ... ~--~ --~~ .......... ~--....--~ _. __ .................. OALD Orange Cont DAILY PtLOT/Frid8y, February 27, 1981 Af A chilling deja vu 'advi,sers' in El Salvador \\~~Ill 0 1'UN <Al•> lud lent , fo~I Salvador 1ma.U•l n t o of tt\4' poo,.. l natl<lnl In <:r ntr ti '\mrnra * the \Of'm • "'"' .. ,'I s SoYlf't r4'latlONI ~\11!.l >\111tru.·am• know lllUtt of ht n •lmn 1b CX"l•I r ondlti(Jft.I, 11<•l111e·, or 1ta h111or)· tlttrt', m UI! llCN'I nd •MWf>I tormait. •r~ • • i ome baalc facts about El Saludof and It.a cl vii war. Q i Wu1aa&IKalvadorall4wlly ...... ·•~Ill •••• , •• , &o v.s. ,.uo•.UnT A 'l'he 1114' ot Massachuaetts, home to 4.5 mlllloa people, El Sal odor h1 ~ocated on the Pacific * • • coast of Central America, border· in1 G u.atemala and Honduras and separated by 15 mUea of water from Nicara1ua. A producer of coffee and other a1ricultural commodities. El Salvador's main s trate1ic Interest lo the United States is its location in a region ot growing political unrest. * * • Viet parallels noted \ \'lll'-'l;l°OI>., 1AP1 By 111 1 \ H'l f\<£m W&r stand1&rds, ht ffr.a.,.m ~tlmm1!>tration 's use r \n11•rH'Jtl military advisers in I ..... 1, .ulor tl> minuscule and l 1" .11 .m unhkt-1) forerwmer i ~ 1(11·1 l S mvolvement 1 tll't t .11 t· nont-theles::. some t11\111..: .. 1m1lanl1es in the d1s- 1h t1111~ o( a ni.dl 11u111her J \ll•l rtl·Jn 1 I 1 l J r ) pt'I 1,tll~b lO t••lp -.taVl' uff 11 1 11 11 a!> • l &.. I I\~ lo • 11 hro" ttw ,,,1111~ fl' I f"I I' \\ p have McNAMAllA " 111lt•nt 111n of that kind of in· ·•h 1·nwnt · President Reagan ', .t v.111'11 a::.k cd 1 r there were ., .tlld s wilh Vietnam. I hi· worrls had a familiar 11 •11 I 1 11 \lay 1962 , R o b e rt 1 c \. 11n :i ra . th e n d e fense "' 11'l,1ry, s aid in Saigon : I h1•1 •· is no plan for introduc- ,,~, \ rrwrican combat forces in South Vietnam " Initia lly, there were fe wer than 1,000 US. troops in Viet· nam as advisers during the late 1950s a nd e a rly 1960s. The number later grew to nearly 500.000. most in direct combat with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. • PENTAGON OFFICIALS, who a sked not to be identified, said that 19 Army specialists have been in El Salvador for weeks, helping the country 's weakly or- ganize d and poorly trained 17,000-manarmy. Most are training pilots of six U.S. helicopters supplied to the El Salvador government. The Defense Department is r ecommending additional American advisory teams, but military spokesman Lt. Col. Jerry Grohowski declined to say how many more Americ ans might go. One published report indicated the number would be about 50. The newer advisers would help with military intelligence operations and improve com· munications betwee n head- quarters and field units, officials said. At the height of the Vietnam War. the U.S. military and the CIA organized a military in - telligence advisory organization c alled Phoenix d es igned s pecifically to help the South Vietnamese identify Viet Cong military and political leaders. There is also discussion within the Pentagon of providing the Salvadoran navy wittl gunboats to patrol rivers and of s~nding advisers to train the sailors to cut off supplies and equipment shipped from Cuba to the guer· rill as. IN VIETNAM, THE U.S. Navy ran a similar advisory effort in the Delta region, where guerrilla rorces supplied themselves by boat. Pentagon officials indicated a lower priority wouJd be provid· ·ing s imple unsophis ticated warplan es to s upport Salvadoran infantry operations. BUY RUGS AT APPROX. 40$ ON THE DOLLAR * * * CLASSIC INVESTMENTS * * * PUBLIC AUCTION 1340 Authentic Handmade Oriental Rugs and Carpets CLEARED BY U.S. CUSTOMS Upon opening this shipment, the importer found that the goods shipped werP different than those ordered. As customs duties were paid on these qoods, w e have been ordered to sell the entire shipment in the U.S.A . Also offered for sale w ill be other consignments of fine HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS to include numerous Chinese rugs, Kermans, Tabriz's, Double-base Bokharas, Kashans, Afshars, prayer rugs, Afghanistans, Gums, Caucasians, I nd1an pieces, many runners and more. Sizes range from 2' x 3' to 18' x 12'. A Certi ficate of Authenticity will be issued for each purchase. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, THE AUCTION WILL TAKE PLACE: SA TU RDA Y, FEBRUARY 28 AT 2 P.M. HOLIDAY INN 25205 LA PAZ. ROAD LAGUNA HILLS RUGS MAY BE VIEWED ONE HOUR PRIOR TO AUCTION AuctoonH•. R. Asher Terms· Cash/Check Information: (213) 709-0026 CRISIS SITE El Salvador unateady but they, too, would require U.S. flight instructors . Nicaragua has undergone years o f political turmoil , culminating in the overthrow of dictator Anastas io Somoza. Guatemala's military govern- ment is facing growing internal .opposition as well as interna· tional condemnation for alleged hum an rights violations . State Department officials, therefore. feel the outcome of El Salvador's civil strife could in· rluence the direction or other countries in Central America, possibly including Mexico . IJOO g 11(" '•1 •· 'l' ,1 ::w~t· f Alf •1te nt't:O, '.1in 1n the s.1 .. 1e w.iy ·O\ e s ':l' .1 t ec.;1 e I ne l)l\OC ""eC ·: ... So OIJ •ne t ,,. Ha11• ' r•1e ·u~' ,1r'r: t"IP ,,,, u11.' t• ~~ft I : I LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacllic View 01 Corona def Mar Worship SerY1ce lO:OO A.M. Sunday School ~:_OO A.M Global 1rn'pact A melding of international fashion influences. Exotic. Dramatic Fervent. Ellen Tracy pure cotton sateens in vibrant vegetable dye colors Shogun 1acket reverses lrom eggplant to russel c;·m-1. $98. Mandarin collar blouse in sand. 6 to 12. $44 Palazzo pant. olive or russet.6 to 10. $68 Cinched with woven belts ol sand olive. russet an<l eggplanl . each $16 BW Now' All five BW stores Q . Wllo 11 n1•U•1 la El Salvadorudw•y! A. El Salvador's military ot about 17,000 is fi1hling left-wine insureents estimated to involve 3,700 full-time and 5,000 part-time izuerrillas. The guerrillas are believed to be led by Marxist revolutionaries although non- M arxists are also involved. Q: How maay fa&aUllea llave Ille re beea! Wllo la reapon1lble! A. As many as 10,000 people were killed last year -few or them on battlefields . The fatalities resulted from political assassinations, sometimes pre- ceded by kl~apping and torture. It is not easy to determine who is killing whom. The legal depart· ment of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Salvador blamed government-related forces for 80 percent of the as· sassinations in 1980. Amnesty In· ternationaJ, noting that the in· surgents were responsible for some killings, alleged the govern- ment committed ··many more.'' The State Department dis · agrees. One U.S. ofticial s aid privately he believes the murders break down '"about 50·50 " between right and left. He added that some murders blamed on government forces might have been carried out by guerri 11 as di s- guis ed as soldiers. Q : How did the civil war de· velop? A. For 1enerations, moet ol El Salvador"• peuant families have been poverty-stricken and denied ownership ol the land they till. A handful ol wealthy famllln have ruled the nation. The opposition developed u a result of this in- equity and was. fueled by re· pressive 1ovemment efforu to maintain the status quo. The military hu ruled with an iron hand for SO yean, datin1 back to the killing of about 30,000 peasants in a popular uprising in 1932. U.S. officials believe the cur- rent junta, which overthrew Gen. Carlos Humberto Romera in 1979, is reform-minded and represents the best hope for a moderate set- tlement of El Salvador's social strife. A Stale Department as- sessment concludes that the con- flict is a · 'textbook case of indirect armed aggression by communist powers.'· beca use of the alleged flow of arms from Cuba and other Soviet-bloc countries. Q: Wjlat ls lbe backgrouad ol U .$.Involvement? A. U.S. military aid to El Salvador dates back 31 years and includes the training of nearly 2,000 Salvadoran officers. In its final days, the Carler'idministra- tion renewed military aid to El Salvador. About 20 U.S. military advisers a re in El Salvador with more ex· peeled under the new administra· lion policy. Whole ti may not do "•rvthtnt. •uch as bu,nl'd on to-. GE'• Power Scrub•Cvcle •• delt.,ed 10 ,_,,..O•• dried-on •nd baked-on food from P<>tt. pans •nd c .... ,o ... f Join us tor the preview showing of Ellen Tracy's newest creations at 12·30 tomorrow at BW Newport Beach B~llOC~5 8-cycle Potacrubber Power Scrub'R1 cycle• dishwasher with ·or pots and pans. WI lS~ I Rb NEWPORT BEACH, 83 fashion Island, 7~1211, ~-Fri 1,9·9, sat to 6, Sun 12·5. • Energy Siver Ory Cycle• • Reversible Color Panels NOW ONLY If it'sgot wheels, you'll move it faster In a D•ilv P.llot classified ad.Call 642-5678 and a f rlendty ad- vlser wlll Sound Insulated 95 help.,OU turn your wheels Into cash. 0"'9 CO•t DAILY ptLOT/Prtdey. '*uetr n . ,., OBmlNUEI QUHNE ,, ~ I '' 'Oh. on1 I thank I've killed the hose " --- Lung Association likes enemy title COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo (APJ -The American Lung Association likes being disliked - especially by the American Tobacco Institute. Its 25-member board or directors endorsed a resolution expressing deep appreciation to the in· stltute "for the honor and challenge of being made its most enduring, formidable oppone.nl." "We'r e ordinarily like the snake and mongoose always fighting." said American Lung Association spokesman Bard Lindeman. ··But t.his time. the s mokers said something bad about us and we didn't send something bad right back at them." ·'The tobacco institute recently voted to name us Its biggest enemy and we think that's just fine," Lindeman said during the association's anuual meeting at the Broadmoor Hotel. The Lung Association's resolution vowed that the group will continue to seek to protect the health of all Americans. It said the struggle to pro· tect the rights of non-smokers is one of the most worthy and important health causes. DEATHS ELSEWHERE SA N F RA NCI SCO <AP ) M.L. Bramson, 85. the enginee r who in· vented a widely used. life -saving he art-lung machine. died here un· e xpect edly He a lso h e lpe d develop the world's first practica l jet engine in Eng land a nd the world's first autom a ti c h e art massa ge machine in 1961 in the Unite d States P AC l F'IC G ROVE (AP > Willard E . Farnham, 89. interna· ti o n a ll y known Shakespearean scholar and former English de- partment chairman at UC B e rke ley. die d Wednesday following a long illness. DEATH NOTICES Youth track set c; in Laguna The Laguna Beach Youth Tracksters will sponsor a track meet open to boys and girls born in or before 1966 on March 21. The meet is open to youths who reside within the Laguna Be a c h Unified School District. Parents must submit a completed entry form along with a S2 fee by March 20 at 5 p.m. al the Laguna Beach City Hall, 515 Forest Ave. Check-in at the event is a t 9 a .m . at the Laguna Beach High School track. Late en- tries will be accepted on the day of the meet from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. The late entry fee is $3. No barefoot running, spikes or cleats will be allowed. Medals will be presented to first and second place winne rs. CLF.IN Third through sixth PENNY DIANE CLEI~. place finishers will re-lov ang wife of Ga rl, beloved ceive ribbons. mother of Ryan. da~ithter or For information call ~l~~:;sl. sfs~edr 0~ ~!!~ ;~~ Ron . Lutz at 497-3311, ex· - Roberta Blowers '.\h•m<inal tension ~3. 'ervices will be held on Sat ur· The ram date for the day . February 28, 1981 at meet is April 4. IO:OOAM at SL Joachim'!' Two plays scheduled l'alh uli<' Churc h. 196<1 orange. A\'c . Costa Mesa. Ca Contributions may be made lo the Penn y Clt'!in Memorial Foundation c o Or ~t t>phen Armentrout. t;CI )1edical Centt>r. 10 1 Cit v Drive. Orange, Ca · ~~~~~inLaguna r McCOIMICll MORTUAalH,.,. Two one-act plays, one dealing with bugs, the other with guns, will be presented March S, 6, and 7 at Laguna Beach High School. It Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768·0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAltoa LAWM-MT. oun Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler A11e . Costa Mesa 540-5554 PtHCl•OT ... S llU .. OADWAT MOITUAaT 110 Broadway Costa Mesa &42·9150 IAL1'% ..... 0H SMrTM a nnMU WISTCUff CHANl 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-9371 ,_Cll90TtmS SMITMS' MOllTIMY 627Main St. Hunt=:-ach The Laguna school's drama department, un· der the direction of Je\-ry McCulloch, is pre- sentln1 the plays all three nights, beginning at 8:01. "Bug.a" and "Guns" are both written by Doris Bai&ley, and have never been performed outside the Mark Taper Forum in U. Ansel•. Senn drama students are in each cut and ltu· dent directon are Llaa Turnbull (dlreeUn1 "Bu•s") and Pein Hedden(''Guns''). Two playa will be performed 'at the Artist Theater at the school, 825ParkAve. Ticket prie• are SI for adulta and SI for ltu· den ti. Crackdown BAKERSFIELD (AP> PAC911C YllW -The police depart· • •-.u PAii m e n t b e r e h a a c.tne~UatY ••tabllabed an 11· 3lllO Peclfk View Drille m•m b•r a pedal •D· ~Beech fortelDIM team aimed '4jl4700 • at tM ..,., IMn ..... .~ ... -..--.1·----_,... aumblr ti robbert-. 81 movies draw crowds Theater chain make• rate UJeekly /eatilre CHICAOO CAP> -Att•duet jumped aa ....... ol 110 eere-t lo atiout IOO movie boula "9 a aa· t&oowlde ta.eater ebaia daat es· perlm..a.d with tl adm..._, and a eomp&Q esecutlve • .,. t.be bar1aln wUl become a WffklY ftJl· ture. people att.eDd all t.beaten, 10 I bope our eompetlton will cut their pria.. Word of mouth la tbe beat adverUaiq, and Sl movie days have people talldn1." &LEllf'L\ID TBBATE&S can make ~ oa volume altend· ance with the Sl ticket wltbou1 dependlq on more '1sineas at conceuioo stands to offset re· duced admiuiona. more revenue from soda pop, can- dy and popcorn sales than from admiuiom. AT CHICAGO'S ESQUl&E Theater, the home 1ro.aed about $900 with a $1 admission. A week aio Tuesday, with the same mov- ie -'"lbeCompetition," stanin1 Richard Dreyfuss -the gross was ~ with a top adult ad· missiooof$4.50. Irish ad traced to Torrance ~ TORRANCE <AP> "Tbe experiment la ovel" - bar1aln Tuesdays are here to stay," aaJd Harold KJein, Plitt TbHter ueeulive vice Pfftident. ··Attendance was up u mueb u 300 percent ln aome of tbt tbealen, and avera1ed out to about lSOpercent. ·• He said he dislikes empbuis belna placed on refreshment a.tea u a bl& money mater ln theaters. But, of course, biger attendance means bi11er sales at the hl1h1y-profitable concession counters. The Sl Tuesday idea came direct from Henry G. Plitt, chairman of the board, as a busi· neas stimulant during "bard times" and the struggle with in- flation. A Briti.ah reporter who traced an ad in t he personals column of tbt• Belfast Telegraph seeking a "pretty ln11h lass, never married, for life in the USA" -lo u Torrance school board member says he's sure to hear from quite a ft.v. ,. .... ,..... .. lasses. The l1 price wu charted dur- ing the day Tuesday u well u at ni1ht. Plitt la the nation's third largest theater chain and is bead· •'If you have a stiff C bad movie) you have to sell more popcorn,•' said Klein. ''If you have a hit, you don'thavetorelyonit." Jerry Bulger, Plitt's Midwest advertising director, said the policy came at a time when movie attendance nationally is sliding while admission prices are rising. The cost of a ticket at most Plitt theatersisS4. SEEKS BRIDE Steven M. Busch. u ___ St_e_v_e_n_B_u_ac_h __ school board me mber and a Los Angeles Coun ty juvenile probation of ricer, could say only : quartered in Chicago. Laguna pilot to England IN ADDITION TO the Chicqo a rea, other major cities with Plitt the aters are Detroit; Min· neaoolis: Los Angeles; San Fran· c isco : Birmingham, Ala .. Offici~ls concede, however. that movte theaters generally get Charges to remain BULGER SAID THE $1 ad- mission was tested at several theaters in Texas before a de· cision was made. Capt. Stuart M . Ehrlich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Ehrlich of Laguna Beach, is wearing Air Force silver wings following gradua- tion from pilot training at Williams Air Force Base.Ariz. "I 'm sorry you found out about that ad." "I guess I thought it would be a novel idea See, I'm going to Irela nd for a month this s uni mer. and I thought . . Oh, I wish you hadn't found out about this," ht• said. Miami: Dallas ; Little Rock, Ark.; and Chattanooga, Tenn. Kl ein. who declined to reveal exact attendance figures, said he expects competitors to have s imilar bargain days and welcomes them. ·'They probably will ch005e a day other than Tuesday." he said. ··our business is best when more SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A federal judge has refused to dis· miss charges against former Peoples Temple member Larry Layton, accused in connection with the slaying of Rep. Leo R.yan .tw~ years ago at a jungle a1rstr1p m the South American nation of Guyana. "Wefoundonthe average in the tests that attendance rose from about 900 to 1,200,'' he said. "Tuesday's all-day $1 admission also heralds the offering of a matinee during the week. Ordinarily matinees are offered only on weekends." He will fly the F-111 at RAF Upper Heyford, England. T he ad· s tat c d . ··American probation of ficer, age 34, nice look ing, seeks pretty Irish lass, never married, fo1 life in the USA.'· .~\ :I l _ -~~ THE NURSERY WITHIN THE GARDEN! .\rt '.'' '·~ To be sure. a visit to Roger's Gard e ns is a be autiful and plea sa nt experience It's also the be st place to find all the ingredients fo r successful gardening. We d o our best to pro vide unique displays. c reations and services. but. we think our best can be better So. we're making new and exc iting c hanges. all designed to provide you eve n more variety, quality and value. Our nursery se ct ion hos been expanded d ramatic ally to include a greater variety of tree and shrub cont- a iner stock We're buying in greate r volume to provid e you with bigger selection and better values. We've also installe d a new parking lot w ith easy access to the nursery sec tion Service has been improved with a new checkout stand to save you time Come jo in us in c elebra ting the se ne w additions We're p rov1d 1ng fresh-sque ezed o range Juice. balloons to r the kids and special values throughout the store. ----·--------------------------------------...-41·-~--~----------------------------------~-~ ,_, GOOD TASTE You c an't eat a Juniper, -bu t, o citrus plant is a treat for the eye and the palate. Come get acquainted with the whole family. We have quite a variety or Oranges. l emons. Tangelos. Grapefruit. Limes and Kumquats. There will be a juice machine handy for sampling fresh ~ squeezed orange Juice. ~,. ... _..,. We also hove o terrific collectors book on Citrus. Well written and full of color photos. it's on A-to-Z book. full of history, ideas and practical information. 5 gal. citru$ trees . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... reg. $13.50 Sale $9.99 Citrus book ............ , ....... , ........ reg. S 7.95 Sale $6.95 GOOD 1START Give your plants a break 1n life. Supercharge your soil with these two ac- tivators for strong and vibrant plant growth. #30 Roger's Soll Activato r Reg. $16.98 Sale $12.91 Redwood Soll Prep ~~V'i~ Conditioner. 4 cu. ft. Reg. S 7.25 Sale $'1.99 Eucalyptus frees ore a naturally beauti- ful solution tor an kinds of landscaping needs. The price is beautiful too ....... , 5 gal. lale $1.99 GOOD HEAVENS . . such colors• Plant these gorgeous flowers now for a wonderful season of garden fireworks. Azaleas Indian Hawthorne Marguerite Daisy Star Jasmine lgol. 2gol. lgol. lgol. REG. $3.25 $9.75 $3.50 $2.98 IALI $1.ff $6.ff $1.ff $1.ff While you're at Roger's. don't miss this excep- tional value on 6 • houseplants .... Reg. $10 .95 Sale $6.91 SURPRISE We have o treat for you when you visit our new parking lot. Don't miss itl ~\ ..... -~ . . ' • AMERICA'S MOST BBAlJTIPllL GARDEN CENTER ·. 640-5800 Open 9 to 6 daJtv • San~ His Rood at MocArttu 8tvd. • Actoa from Fashion lllond In Newport Beoch NURSERY • l'iDOOR PLANTS • FLORIST • LANDSCAPING • PATIO FURNITURE • ANTIQUES , • I ~--· ... '---- i11 fashion and services ... Orqe Coast DAILY PSLOT/Fri~. February 27, 1981 ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE BANK OF AMERICA CHARLES BARR JEWELERS CROWN HARDWARE DICK VERNON SPORTSWEAR DR. LOU ELDER optometrist HAIRHANDLERS SALON HALLIDA Y'S MEN 'S CL OTHING HICK ORY FARMS specialty food items HUMPTY DUMPTY children_' s clothing JEAN DAHL designer and better sportswear LA GALLERIA elegance in fashion MARKET BASKET MES AMIES TEENS NANCY DUNN ANTIQUES NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS PAPER UNLIMITED gifts and stationers SAV-ON DRUGS STOREKEEPER traditional sportswear VETA 'S INTIMATE APPAREL WESTCLIFF CLEANERS WESTCLIFF CORNERS gourmet ware and collectibles WESTCLIFF SHOES XAV IER 'S FLORI ST J I ' What'• d wOrth? UADDI:'',. ....... _ 111••• .... J .............. .. ...... _ . .,.... ... .., .......... _ ... ,., .................. ., . ., ~--:::. .... ·---=--=· ...... • ...:1 .............................. ,.., ... 0 ........................ . .................................. ..................... eelu, a&a•,. alMI .... ( .. " ....... . • ..,_.._ .... clear•--•••• ~wt utnt '' c-••_.n wlalc• pld lie•• tu '9 neal•r.. fer lllna&aeat ..................... cl ...... •• ....... , ...... -..... raale .... . W• ............. reae•llier &llat 1.W ~ lw la•u&•e•t la Mid •Y be&ll ....., C•r•1 M·hl'IU ud wetp& (W V.1 ~. -·laalf _.ce, etc.). Fer eaa•· .... • F• I, t•t, tlte ....... 1.W fblal .. , .. omwutm.Tlllaaew&lua& ...... a few MU.en 1• eeald IMU'due oae tny -..ce el ll·brat 1old for ..U oa &Ila& day la die ferm ol lelal leader C&n1errudl, CUI· 41u ...ae leala, •eslcu pesos, ek.) or 1.W ......._ Ally rep•taMe 1.W trader CH prowWe mere lalormaUoa oa price• ud &eeder. · Gold Hid I• tlle form of 1taap1, alalabln c:alal, comaemoraUve medals, ID· 1o&a er o&Mr "jewelry" ferm1 la Ml Mid lly ..... pvt&y ... wet1•t. It cu be fnm ··-brat .. ZS.brat ud Ila •eiPt II Ml ••ally llldlea&ed la tlte offer. Tllerefere, l&a walae wlll _. 1tettHarlly appreciate wltea lite fixed pld prtce rises, becHae &Ile flxta1 la baeed • -troy .. ace el M-brat cold. 1'MI does llM meaa tltat Y•'re llOt 1et- U.1 ... , y._ pay for, "''tile Hem ...... IMK be crHllered M laveatmeat. A.llo, tile adaal 1be el •DY ol Ute jewelry/eolleetlble he•• k tlune.tt &e determlae. Be llll'e to aedee &Ile "eaJaJ'lf)d &e allow fall detaU" aad "llO& ac- t.al sbe" atate.enta tllat may appear la lite •••• • •rcer ••~ ta:refl . DEAR PAT: My son is interested in join· ing a barter club and he's curious about the Internal Revenue Service's view of these or- ganiaations. B.T .• Irvine Tiie IRS sees nothing wrong wltla beloa1- la1 &o a barter club, bat It advises tlaat lite fair market value of goods and services ex- chaa1ed ls considered Income subject &o tu- es tile same as iacome from a cash traasac· tloll. Altltotlgh there have bee.a pubUslted re· porta alleging tllat income from bartering Is dlfflcult &o trace, IRS can cMck tbe records of a barter association to f1Dd out tbe names of traders aad dates of exchanges. It also can lmveatle•te reports received from ael1hbors aad relaUvn GI barter cl•b memben &e Hcertala wllledter aoa-complJuce acl8all7 eslsta or ll Uleatyle ladlca&el ureported Im· come. If evidence of fraud Is uncovered, tile l&S cu CGDdact audits oa returns as far back u It deems necessary. IRS publication 525, "Tauble and Noa· taxable lacome," contalas addltloaal ID· fermation OD bartering. It can be obtained free by a.slag tbe order form in yoar tu paclla1e or by phoning the IRS forms llne, (811) 242·4585. WANTED FAMA. Y ElltlCHMBIT program called .,, ....... ..,Us .. Requires commltmen of lime but no cost to families JOHNSTONE CENTER ............... ...., ...... 0 ... "'""' , ··-:r, ... · / ... ~ .. 945-2375 17141 961-9112 .......... -r-___ ...._ . 937-o&l1 ~.MEDICAL CARE cena 1 • • I I lll•S: (Wll'J lay • I u. ti 11 p .I. ~··•S WIHIMDS HoLIDAYS fiDf [1 ILOODPIHSUll ~~" • c~1 cw~ ADJ ''-. . ~If ul~Qumllfled Physician On Duty For Treatment Of If ....... lnjune,.A('d Routtne~heck-Upa. J)C~ay &UlbOrafoty Facllltlel . ~ R••!Meble Medjcal Office Fees At Lar.ge hvtngs O...lmlfoencYf.... I I f ~9600 ( ,. • OaurelafPl'n"°• .. ...... .., ~vtllePollti Clllef Jon Hl1· ....... beealil-a t ct e d by federal ' 1rand jury for coa- aplracy and db- 1.t r u o U o ,n of 'Protector' reaps rew&rd ' u1Uc• for al· e1edly tippiu off conv1ctea 1ambler he wu under FBI sur- veillance. PASADENA CAP) - Worldwide Church of God fe>UDds Herbert w. Armatraq, pral1ln1 reUrla1 treasurer Stuley R. Rader for ~ more Ulan S100 mlllloe-la eburell uaeta, 1811 Rader will receive SZI0,000 for bll "extraordinary aerriee." Arm1tron1 announced the bonua at a coqresa of mlnlaten of tbe cbureh here and allo •aid Rader bad advanced hll retire· meat date by four montbl to Sunday. Rader lobbied succeufully for a state law that broulbt an md to the state attorney 1eaera1'1 invnt11ation of tbe church lut year. He ,,W continue to serve u le1al adviaer to Arm•troaa and to parUdpate la various aeeular activities, lncludia1 the Am· bauador Auditorium 'a perform· in1 artlat aeries, Armstronc said. Rader'• executive duties wlll be auumed by evan1eli1t Leroy Neff, Anmtroac said. Armatron' credited Rader with prot.edine and preservine "tbe churcll, tta acthltl•, facllltles for tboee aetlriU., propertl• and uMtl, •• wbld Ille valued at more thaa '100 mi Woo. He wu referriq to tllle two yean of UU,ation betw .. tM church and the attorae7 1enera1'1 olftee. In anaouncla1 the SIM.~ bonus, Anmtroal a1ao o....ved that Rader performed la a lepl capacity "completely beJODd the abWti• and aerricm and el· fort.a of even the belt and IDOll famous of at1onleys." (. AND GOING YOUR WAY! ORANGE COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT OCTD buses are back on the road again. And we're ready to serve you with more buses, greater frequencies and Improved service. ocm can take you anywhere in Orange County-around your neighborhood or across the county. No Gas Pains -. Don't waste your ~ at the gas station. Save money and ride the bus. Consider thl savings. Driving a car now costs about 54 cents per mile. You can take the OCTD bus fC~ the county for just 50 cents! And you save even more with a monthly bus pass. · , \ Join Us We'll show 'you the ease and convenience of taking the OCTDbus. Call Us Call OCTD at 636-RIDE. One of our friendly operators will help you plan your trip on the OCTD bus. If you need schedule information, we'll send It to you -FREE! I ' Wealthy charitable organizations /ace extinction. . .B6 • ·UCI's b~bl~ 1 gets popp,@4 I SpedaJ le tJae DaUy Pilot SANTA BARBARA' -"This was the toughest loss of the season . . . bands down." The words came slowly from Coach Bill Mulligan's mouth. He was sWI in shock moments after bis Anteaters suffered a stun· ning 87-416 defeat at the hands of UC Santa Ba.rbara here Thurs· day before an elated crowd of 2,472. . Walter Evans, a 6·4 senior guard who is a graduate or Golden West College, ad· ministered the final blow when be hit a 12-foot jump shot from the baseline with three seconds to play to give the Gauchos their first lead since 5.4 early in the contest. "SANTA BARBARA played real well . . . and we didn't play intelligently," Mulligan con- tinued. "We blew a 13-point lead in the second half. All we have to do is keep the ball and we can't lose. But instead, we turn the baJJ ove.r. " Returns to aetion tonight Indeed, it appeared as if the Anteaters had the game sewn up with 1:55 remaining and a 66-61 lead. But guard Aaron McCarthy bit a 20-footer to close the gap to three. and Evans hit a jumper with 22 seconds left to narrow the margin to one. Kevin Magee was then fouled with 13 seconds to play, but be missed the front end of a one· and-one situation and Richard Anderson swept the ball from Magic Johnson, sidelined most of the season with a knee injury, returns to the action tonight against New Jersey at the Forum. Johnson listens intently to Lakers Coach Paul Westhead during a recent game. Nine area schools open playoff~ Fountain Valley, Edison, CdM play home games tonight By aoo•a CA&LSON Of• IMI'? "'9t ..... Tbe tiPtest fteld'in years takes to tbe Ooor toniPt ('7:18) as tbe CIP' basket· ball playCJfta 1et under way with niDe Oran1e Cout area schools involved in eliminations tbrou1bout loutbern Callfornia, wbicb encompaaaea 110 schools in five diviaiona. Sunset League champion Fountain Valley, Empire League co-cbamp Ocean View and Sea View League kingpin Corona del Mar enter as de· cided favorites -but for the rest -it's a catch as catch can situation. Edison draws a home assignment. but is up against a dangerous Compton quintet, which is considered on a much higher level than what it showed in December tournament play. The rest -Newport Harbor, Mater Rustlers' foe Del, Estancia, University and Laguna Beach -are on the road. Newport Harbor's foe, Loni Beach Poly, ls ranked No. 2 ln the. 4-A division with a Ooesy 22-2 record. Univenity's foe, La Quinta, boasts 6-9 Johnny Ro&ers, wbo bas led the Astecs to a 1leamln1 22·2 record and the No. 3 m B.4SKETB.4LL swept to 19 straight victories. they have the type of height designed to ,.Qan Wright (8-6) leads Katella with stay with the 21·3 Seabawks. an 18.2 scotjn1 avera1e and 12 rebounds While Ocean View enten with the a 1ame, aton1 wltb 1-2 Junior Scott CIF'a No. 1 scorer (8-8 Wayne Warner, 6-5 Dave Bowles, 5-10 Joe Ren-Carla.oder), Rbllinl Hills answers with ton and 5-7 guard Dan Danley, the son a front line combting of 6-8 junior Jay of Coach Tom Danley. Bilaa, 6-7 junior Dave Butler and 8-5 The Barons feature a bigger team, led senior Joe Bento. by 6·8 Frank Luongo, a faster team (8·3 That trio bas averaged 48.7 points a Jeff Christensen· and 6.0 Emile Harry) game and Bllas and Butler have and a better sbo~ing team (Jeff grabbed a •mbined average ol 23 re- Hughes and his popping act from the bounds a game. perimeter>. Carla.oder bas help, however, in the berth in the Orange County rankings. Katella, however, makes it sticky form of 6-9 Jim Usevitch and 6-7 Eric Here is a brief look at each game with an aggressive press and pressure Fuchser. tonight: man-to-man defense. Coa,._ at Edisoll -Coach Eddie Ka&ella al Pomitala Valley -The Ocean View at itollhlg llllla -Rolling Thomas' Tarbabes annually display a Knights of Katella applied a 58-53 defeat Hills' Titans compiled a 15-5 record and tough, disciplined game and this year's on 20-3 Fountain Valley, the last team to enter as the Bay League's No. 2 team is a good example, keyed by the def eat the Barons, who_h_a_v_e_s_in_c_e __ r_e...::.p_r_esen __ ta_u_· v_e_be_hin_._d_P_a_l_os_V_er_d_es_a_n_d ____ (See PIA YOFFS, Page 83> Angels report the boards, fed McCarthy at mid-court, who passed the .,_U to Evans for the game-winner. The Anteaters, who bad an ll·point lead at the half, virtual· ly led from start to finish u ~ eight point spree with the score 10·9 UCI gave the Anteaters a seemingly comfortable 18-9 ad· ' vantage. · I BUT BEHIND Evans, who scored 21 points, and Anderson. who added 18, the Gauchos slow- . ly whittled away at the deficit. Despite trailing 32·21 at the in· termission. the Gauchos came PCAA at•ndlnga .i CMllW-• Owel'eN W'-W'- Fresno St.Ce 11 J 12 l S.n J ose Sl•I• 9 • tt 1 UC lrviM I S 16 9 Long BHCll Sl•lt I S 1) 11 Ul•ll St•lt S I 11 " UC S•nla 8¥twtr• S I 11 1S University of Pacttoc • t 1• 11 C•I s1a1e Fullerton 1 11 S 20 ~,·,Sewn UC S.nt• 8•r ... r•67, UC 1rvine66 Fruno Sla1e U.S... JOH Slate SJ C•I SIMI Fulltrlon '°· Long Be~ll Stet•., Untvtrsily ol P..:1foc t01, Uf•ll Sl.•lt" S.t-''' 0-H UC lrvone •t C.I SUie Fullerton l ong Bekll Sl•tt •1 UC S.nta B•r ... r• u tall State at Fresno Slate S•n JO\e Slateat Un1,,.r>1ly of Pacific roaring back to knot the score al 4.2-all. The Anteaters eventually surged ahead again to lead 82·54 with 4:45 to play, bµt the pesky Gauchos wouldn't quit. And despite Santa Barbara's heroics down the stretch, th• A~eaters still had a chance to win the game in the closing mo- ments. But Jason Works' 30. footer at the buzzer bit the back or the rim and bounced away aa the frustration etched across the players' faces. Magee, the nation's No. 2 scorer going in, finished wilt\ 36 points on 16 of 23 from the floor and 13 rebounds. Ben McDonald had 10 points and ,seven re· bounds, and Rainer Wulf, plagued with foul trouble, didn't score but had nine rebounds. "Individually, I was pleased wit.b Magee and McDonald - and that's it,'' added Mulll~a,t1· · THE LOSS was the second lb a row for the Anteaters who saw their record fall lo 8·5 in PCAA play, 16·9 overall. Santa Barbara, meanwhile, improved its numbers to 5·8 and 11·15. UCI shot 55 percent from the field, converting 31 of 54l at· tempts. Santa Barbara shot 53 percent on 30 or 57. but the Gauchos hit a torrid 63 percent in the second half during their comeback bid. The Anteaters must try to re· group now for the conference finale of the season at Cal Slat.P Fullerton Saturday. When Davis came " Cypress turned on ~ Frost can't shake back problems By CURT SEEDEN Of .. Delly P1• 1utt It isn't just a coincidence that Cypress College bas not lost a basketball game since the ar- ri v a I of Stan Davis on the Charger squad. The Cal State Fullerton transfer, who didn't become eligible for Coach Don Johnson's team until midway tbroulh the season, is the Cypreu fraacldae, so to speak, coat.rtbutlnl a.er· ytbing from uaists to leadenbip and motivation. DAVIS WILL BB tbe Chargers' main man toalpt when they come to Golden Wm (7 : 30) for round two of the Southern Cal Conference Sbau,..._.y playoffs. "He's really a coura1eoua PY," boats .Jobnloa, who saw bis c::fen 10 undefeated ln their nine 1amea -all with Davia in the lineup. "Tbe olber' PY• an ltartlnl to emulate bim and pa., better clefeulve~." A 1-Z pant. Davis adds aome HOrial pmela to the Cnr-a UMap, .......... the ,....... - Paul GUbllt, the No. S aeonr la tlae eoafereaee wltb a 15.1 a ......... YST, Ira NOi' jult dlia.t ad 0.¥11 ...., eu hurt .JOQ. • .,.. GWC'1 Jim Onenfteld. "Tiie laat time •• pl•C: ...... ..., allit ....... ... HM from Ule DOlr Md --~ -...... from ....... ,..., ......... pau.t ...... ...... o1...-.AAJ .. ol .... -lllmt,.., •• ..,. a.-.. fteld. The Rustlers, 81 ·71 victors over Eaat Loe Angeles in tbe first round of tbe wild card playoffs Wednesday night, are better prepared for the Chargers this time, says Greenfield. "I'm looking forward to play· ing Cypress," says Greenfield. "I'm sure we'll be better pre· pared, but. again we're goiq to have to get a good game from everybody." Greenfield says ·be won't do anything different toni&bt. ••At this staae of the aeuon, It comes down to which team baa the most talent and wbicb team plays well. At Umea, a team with less talent can have a super niaht and win. In toniaht'a cue, it wlU be cue of talent prevail· lng," be explains. JOBNBON, WHO bu IUided the Cbaraera to the state diam· pioublp in both 1m and ..,, aay1 be'• aurpriled b1I team bM come lhil far. "We're relieved that we could make a aeuc.1 out of tbll. We started atlall1f, then faded -ad tMn came on atroat. llucb al the credit 1oea to Davia," be HJS. To beat the a.tiers, JollDlcm f•le 111a .... tau to c1om1ute the ~ and not let "'" lib Rueb IWdeanleb 1et the .. , lbot. It ,••• Heideareleb who spurred tbe Ruatler ,1etorr Wedaeada1. bltUa1 21 potatl witll • w:s1111ln perfanDwe la eloee. left the oat8'de ICIOI'· la1 to Da" AW... wbo allo pound la D pobltl. By EDZINTEL Of ... Delly ~lleC Staff Anaels pitcher Dave Frost. bothered by a sore back foUow- 'ing surgery last year for re· moval or bone chips in his right elbow, was scheduled to meet with Dr. Robert Kerlan in Los Angeles today to determine the extent of bis ailment. A 16-game winner ln 1979, the 28-year-old Frost fell to 4·8 with a 5.31 ERA duriq an abbreviat· ed aeuon last year but Is being counted on to bounce back this year. THE alGHT·RANDBa bu, up until now, only practiced briefly for the three days the -Ansell have worked out at their Palm Sprin1• •Prinl trainin& site. For the moat pa,rt, Frolt has been reauJated to atretcbln& exercilel, nmntng ·and periodic games~catcb. Frost experienced muscle 1paama In b1I lowt1r back in 1• and bl been mable to daake the problem. He..,. the arm feela ICJOd but unUI the pain la b1I back ..-~wai. be can't throw and can .,.,.., ..... Por tM Aalell, wboM IUll*l pltebbll 1ta11 la eouldend a keJ to tbe IDCHll of tbe 1111 · clab, l'raet'1 aebe. are tWr ache. 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Is that real fun?•· Terrell said of tbe JAClllOlt owners . . . The Atlanta Braves failed Thursday to trade outfielder Guy MaW.wa for Cincinnati Reds center fielder Dne ~. While the trade talks fell throu1h. Reda Mana1er .1• McNa•u• said be would try rearranging bla outfield when the full squad reports next we~k . . . . BW.y llartla bad aome nice thin1s to say about relief pitchers, of all people. "Thin11 are wide open and nobody has locked up a job, but I've been impressed by the way some o_f these pitchers are throwing," the Oakland A's manager said after Thursday's sprins lrainlng workout. Frntte Sia I• .,,..... .. PCA A Ill I• Fresno State, behind Rod 1U1pa1' 19 points. m beat San Jose, 62·52, Thursday night and sewed up the PCAA title in the process. The victory was li"resno's 10th in a row ... Elsewhere. Center Roa CoraeUua scored a career-high 38 points and tallied his 2.000th career point to lead the University of Pacific to a 101·91 triumph over Utah Stale ... Forward Bob Bartbolo~ew sco~ed 22 points lo pace a balanced University or San Diego sconng attack as the Toreros whipped Loyola- M arymount. 78-66. Jim McCloUey, an Orange Coast College ~raduate, had 15 points for the Lions ... Center Ala• Lister scored 18 points to lead fifth-ranked Arizona Stale to a 79.54 Pac· 10 victory over Stanford ... Treat Tacker scored 22 points and llaady Breaer had 21 as Minnesota raced past 14th-ranked Illinois, 76·59 In a Big Ten game ... Orlaado Woolridge had 16 points and nine rebounds to lead sixth- ranked N?tre Dame over St. Francis of Pennsylvania, 87-71 . . A pair of free throws by Vince Brookins with 38 aeconda left gave eighth-ranked Iowa a three-point lead and allowed the Hawkeyes to escape a determined Michi1an team, 69-66. ... , .. 11'1•• JH'll.,, .. ,.,..., re••••• Boston scored three short-banded soals, two ri1 by Rick Mldd.letoa, as the Bruins notched a wild ' 5·1 victory over Minnesota in a flsbt-fllled 1ame that shattered six NHL penalty record&. Before the first goal was scored by Boston's Mike o·c.,..eu at 9: 56 of the opening period, 322 penalty minutes bad been called and 12 players had been ejected from the game ... Elsewhere in NHL action Wednesday night, Mark Napier s cored three goals and rookie goaltender lllcllard Sevlpy registered his second shutout as Montreal routed Colorado 6-0 . . . Pittsburgh scored seven goals in the first two periods of play as the Penguins blitzed Washington, 7-5. Karcher set 'h9 ....... loll'•...,_., 1111 Y• ,_ the ..... .._. ftnd ......... ~ .. wl ....-• t__......_...,s1111 tllilN& rou~~ fL ~ BQ HUI a.le ·19 Ortudo. Flori*; ... Nrill ... • ...._ D1utM la eat. 1119 llM PGA Tour..., WM MCODd .-.~•a Wiit.._ Md Maril O'llNn, tM latter a ,.y,111 al Dft•lll• Vleje. Wlf1 ............ .,.,., looktq,... ........ Yletor7 ... JalllM lhe LPOA tour in 1171, ftred a tbne·uncler-pv 70 to tle SU: dra Palmer for the openin1 round'lead at a tournament in tbe City of Industry. 8alle1 LIWe WU a stroke off the pace with a 71. ....... Ille ............ ..... Barely • houn after bis name ftnt 1ur-• faced publicly in connectloa with Qenver Brem· cos, industrialist M1•r F. Kaller .Ir. bu found bhmeJI owner of the N aUonal Football Leaaue franchiae. Kaiser wu officially announced Tbunday at' a preaa conference . . . Attorneys for miuina boalnl promoter HanW J . Salda -a defeaclant in a SZl.3 miWoD Welll ParlO bank fraud swt -went to court Tbunclay in an effort to force the bank to produce records 1upportin1 ita claims a1alnlt Smith and other defendants . . . Linebacker h••1 G ...... who played four yean with Seattle and two 1ames with Houston, haa been signed aa a free a1ent by the New Orleans Saints ... Saoal Mamby, the World Boxin1 CouacU'a super llgbtweipt champion, hu siped to defend Ilia tiUe aaatmt No. 1 contender Jo IUmpt1aal May 22 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas . . . The compensation appeal case of Gaa Williama, the high-scoring guard of the SeatUe SuperSonics will be heard today by a New York district jud1e ... A former Arizona State University football player testified he saw ex-Sun Devil Coach Fruk K_. punch punter Kev• Rutledge in a 1978 game in an apparent effort to "wake him up" ... Virginia's 7-4 center &aJpli s..,... was named player or the year by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association T~-.raflfe Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings ft~e: ' " "" excellent; / 1 1 worth watching; I 1 fair ; 1 forget II I p.m., Channel 5 ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Oregon at UCLA. Announcers: Joe Buttita and Bilf Walton. Kenny Fields will return to the Bruin lineup for tonight's game although he may not start. Fields and Co.ch Larry Brown have had their differences patched up and he Is back on the team af!er a nine-day absence. The Brylns, with or without Fields, figure to beat the Ducks (11-12). UCLA (17-S) Is 13th In the ~CAA poll and third in the Pacific-10Conferencewhlle0regon is in eighth place. OTHER TELEVISION 8:30 p.m. (11) -BASEBALL -1980 All-~tar game highlights. 9 p.m . (24) -SPORTS AMERICA. 11 p.m. (9) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Oregon State at use. Taped. RADIO Basketball -Oregon at UCLA, 8 p.m., KMPC (710); Oregon State at USC, 8 p.m., KNX (1070); New Jersey at Lakers, 7:30 p.m ., KLAC (570). to b e honored Carl Karcher. chairman of the board and chief executive of· f1 c e r o f Carl Karcher En- Lerprises, will be honored with the Di stinguished American award by the Or ange County Cha pter of the National Football Foundation Monday. . St a nford Un iversity head coa ch Paul Wiggin will present the award to Karcher al the or- g anization 's 11th annual Scholar-Athlete awa.rds banquet at the Saddleback Inn in Santa MICHELIN COSTLESST YOU THINK. IALS Ana. · Tickets to the informal ban- quet may be obtained by calling 754-1101. SILVER ANN IVERSARY YEAR Price a set today. MICHELIN 'X' RADIALS ... 185x14 195x14 195x15 205x15 225x15 230x15 235x15 For American cars For Imports For Pickups, Vans and RV's Whatever you drive, performance-proven Michelin 'X' radials are competitively p-iced. And they're surprisingly affordable. Compare quality, value, price and performanre. If you price Michelin ... you'll dive Michelin! MICHEUN We put America on raclals. xww xww xww xww xww xww xww SAYE . 30% 88.90 72.90 7&.90 79.90 88.90 88.90 104.80 FET 2.24 2.51 2.53 2.e2 · 3.27 3.38 3.38 TllH • llAllS • M.18 .. •IT• IMOCI AISO ... S •TUI•_. .... C._.H,.,. c ....... .... PHOMI 644-1012 I SPORTS OH TV/ IAIKITMLL I HOCKEY Orange Coast DAILY PtLOT/Frtday, February 27, 1911 - Weekend TV, radio ..,.., .... n,,.... .. TILl\'UllON 10 ~ a m 1211) <.-.OU OOUNTaY 81U HOOi.. Thu wffll W a •iftl •Dd frllil HftH. 11 a m 15) TSNNll Harokt Solomon va. hlumo CllC'k1teln In lbc Wt"T Ch•llen1e Cup, taped in Ot·C"~mtwr In Montre•l ~OCl(l (4 ) C"OLL£ca; 9.\Mt.'TaALL Tbe \\ H htnf(lon State Couaam1 vs. the Wuhln&ton llu,kh al!Wultl" l tJ m C~2> soet:Ea. l p m t 4 > UOL r Third round play in the Bay I h ll eta.i. .. 1r i.t Orlando, fo'll• 2 . p ni 17 ) IMI WUTE&NMI Hi(Chli&hts uf the 19111 Wei tern SOO. the only NASCAR event held u11 "' road <'Ow-se J p m 14> COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The St~•nford Cardtnals vs the Arizona Wildca ts at rur:.oa 3 JO v m t21 SPORTS SPECTACULAR -.\1 Jtthe~ &ad Muhammad C28-3-2> defends his WBC l11i:ht heavyweight crown aaainst eighth·ranked con· ll·nd~r Voniell Johnson t22·1> in a scheduled 15· r11u nd bout, taped in Atlantic Citv. Also: The EJJrO· pran (1g urc s k ating championships, taped in lnnsbn.t<'k . Austria 17> PllO BOWLING -The f111.1b or the Cleveland Open, taped al North !II m sti:ad, Ohio. 5 p m. <7J WIDE WORLDOFSPORTS -The \\ or ld wr ist wrestling championships, taped in l'Nalumu Also: The international toboggan cham- 111onsh1p, taped in St. Moritz, Switzerland and the women's masters surring championship, taped off lhc northshoreofOahu. (28l SOCCER. 8 p.m . (5) TOP RANK FIGtrrSOFTHE '795 - Thl· second bout between Muhammad Ali and Ken Norton. taped Sept. 10, 1973 in Los Angeles. (50 ) - SO CT ER MADE ING ERMANV. 11 p.m . (9) COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The <>r~gon Ducks vs. the USC Trojans, played earlier in I hl· day at Los Angeles. RADIO Basketball UC Irvine at Cal State Fullerton, 7 :m p.m .. KWVE ( 108 FM>; Oregon at USC, 8 p.m .. K~X(1070>. Hockey New York Islanders at Kings , 7 p .m. KOGO (600). S-4••'• Tt', radl• TELEVISION 10 a .m. (2) NBA BASKETBALL -The l'hiladelprua 76ers vs. the Celtics al Boston Garden. 1 50 > SPORTS AME RICA -Featured: The Jersey Shore m arathon in As bury Park. N .J . Noon (4) GOLF -Final round play in the Bay Iii II Classic at Orlando, Fla. 12:30 p.m. (2) NBA BASKETBALL -The Phoenix Suns vs. the Los Angeles Lakers at Inglewood. . 2p.m . <4> -SPORTSWO&LD-Coverageoftop fuel competition in the NHRA world finals, taped in October in Ontario. Also: Linda Fratianne and Robin Cous ins vs. Toller Cranston and Peggy Fleming in t hc world pro figure skating championships, taped in Landover. Md . 2::K> p.m . (7) BOXING -Amateur boxers from the U.S. and Hungary meet in a series of bouts tt·lcl'astfrom RapidCily,S.D. (221 -SOCCER. 3 p.m. 12> WOMEN'S GOLF -Final round pla y an the Olympia Gold Classic from Industry Hills. 1\1 COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Oregon State Beavers vs. the UCLA Bruins at Pauley P av ii ion in Los Angeles. 3:30 p.m . (7) -WIDE WO&LDOF SPO&TS - The U.S. Grand P rix motocross motorcycle cham· pionship, t aped at Carlsbad. Also: The world ski fly. ing champions hips. taped at Obentdori, West Gl•rmany. . 11 p.m. (22) COLLEGE BASKETBALL-The Oa yton Flyers vs . the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, taµed at Notre Dame, Ind. RADIO Basketball Phoenix at Lakers, 12:30 p.m., Kl./\C (570>: Oregon Stale al UCLA. 3 p .m., KMPC (7 10 ). Sea Kings roDlp to track victory On a day when the tracks were wet and slow. the area high schools opened their 1981 season with vt'ry few marks to shout about Thursdav. One exception was the time turned in by Corona del Mar's Brian Fargo in the 220 as the senior pos ted a personal best of 22.9 on a windy muddy track. The victory also helped the Sea Kings score a 91 ·40 victory over Edison, which was com pelin~ without its full team as Dino BeU did not run in the 100 and the Chargers were also without some of their lop field athletes. Tht• bad conditions didn't seem to help Nt•wport Harbor, either, as the Sailors bowed to Mi 11 i kan, 80-45. The Sailors were highlighted by I he performance or Ke vin J effries, who captured the s hot put (S.'l·9) and discuss (156-7). Ocean View won a tri·meet that in~olved Costa Mesa and Tustin. The excitement here surrounded the Seahawks' 44() relay team of Rex Brown, Rick Moser. John Moore and Larry German who won ln 43.5 LANCE STEWAfn DAN ARNOT Two Artists earn All-South Coast Laguna Beach Hlgh's Lance Stewart and Dan Arndt were s ingled out as All·South Coast League in basketball by the league's coaches -Stewart on the first team and Arndt on the second team - after leading the Artists to a second place tie and a berth in the CIF 2·A playoffs. Stewart, the league's back of tbe year as a quarterback in football, averaged 16.3 points a gam e, while Arndt scored at a 14.7 clip. Cha mvion Capist rano Valley led the seledions with two first team choices, Wayne Call and Jeff Chas ka. They were chosen as co-most valuable. l"lrst team Player, school Wayne Call, Capistrano Valley Jeff Chaska, Capistrano Valley Lance Stewart, Laguna Beach Randy Sherwood. Mission Viejo Ra ul Montalfo, Mission Viejo Second team Dan Dargan , Capistrano Valley Dan Arndt, Laguna Beach Ron Rentrop, Dana Hills J im Hill, San Clemente J err y Borlin. San Clemente Ht. Cl. Avg. 5·10 Sr. 16.0 6·1 Sr. 13.4 5·11 Sr . 16.3 6·4 Sr. 18.0 6·5 Sr . 17.2 6·2 Jr. 10.2 6·2 Sr. 14.7 6-6 Sr. 14.5 6·1 Jr. 17.8 6·6 Sr. 9.7 Rustle r s post 69-44 win FULLERTON -Forward Timi Pitzer scored 18 points to lead Golden West College past Moorpark, 69·44, in the first round of the Fullerton tourna- ment here Thursday . Pitzer, who was 9 of 11 from the floor, a lso got scoring help from tea mmate Sandy Hall, who scored 10 points. ln all the Rustlers had nine players shoot their way into the scoring column as they improved their overaJl record to 6-1. Lessard rescues Kirlgs, 4-3 INGLEWOOD <AP) -Marlo Lessard was supposed to have the night off, but his coach de· cided the Los Angeles Kings' goalie better l(O to work. After starting netmlnder Doug Keans gave up three goals to the Vancouver Canucks in a span of 1: 51 in the first period Thursday night, Kings Coach Bob Berry jerked him and put Lessard in goal. It turned out to be an inspired move. as Lessard blanked the Canucks the rest of the way and the Kings wound up with a 4·3 National Hockey League victory over Vancouver . "Lessard was spectacular." Berry said afterward. ··Pulling the goalie is not something you like to do, but Doug hasn't played for awhile and he was in a tough situation "Keans found out just before the game that he was going to st art. Goal ies like to know beforehand, some even two days before." Berry s aid Lessard's play seemed to inspire the Kings. "We played well after Mano came into the game," the coach remarked. "Whe n a team is faced with adversity, it gene ral· ly tries harder . We were full of fire in the second period and it was a nice win for us." Andre St. Laurent scored the winning goal on a deflection midway through the second pe riod , a fte r Los An geles stormed back rrom the 3·0 def· icit on a fi rst·period goal by Mark Hardy and second·period tallies by Dave Tay lor and Ma reel Dionne. The Canucks took their early lead on goals hy Th omas Gradin. Bobby Schma utz and Harold Snepsts. Lessard. with his 28 victories in goal an NHL high for lhe season, said afterward he was sorry Keans had such a tough outing. , ......... , PLAYOFFS TONIGHT • • • . pl., ~ S.5 senior Gary Davis and M senior Kevin Burrell Davia bu avera1ed 11.7 point.a a 1ame and 7.6 rebounds, while Burrell 1ets 8.4 rebounds a 1ame and shoots at a l .S rate. , Also in the Compton attack are 6·3 Kenny Carpenter, 6·2 Mark Morrow 00.4 points 1a game) and 6·0 senior Frank Jackson. Edison's chances hinge on overpowering Compton on the boards, and that possibility is a puzzle because or the tentative· ness of 6-3 all·league star Rick DiBernardo, who broke his hand against Fountain Valley and missed the Chargers' last game a week ago. Richard Chang (6·5 ) is Edison's key weapon with a 21.8 scoring average in league play. Newport Harbor at LB Poly The Sailors are riding the crest of a three·game winning streak and they're hoping the waves gene ra ted will ca rry into tonight's game. where the Jackrabbits e nter as heavy favorites. The guns of Poly include 6·8 Kent Seymour , 6 ·7 Troy Carmon, 6-4 Darryl Patterson and 6-0 seniors John Atkinson and Leroy Was hington. Seymour. who carries 240 pounds on his 6·8 fra me, averages 11.6 points and 6.9 re· bounds a game. Newport Harbor answers with 6· 7 Rick Ciaccio and a couple of hot·shooling performers Cory Everhart and Mike Love. Los Amigos at Corona del Mar Coach Gene Sutherla nd has his Los Amigos Lobos in the Cl F 3·A playoffs for t h e third straight year but there is a very big difference. Nine inches, lo be exact, with 6·10 Clayton Olivier now playing for use and his vacancy filled by 6·1 center Mike Hoefnagels. The Lobos rely on first team All ·Garden G r ove Le ague forward Tyrone Myles. a 6-1 s enior with an 18.0 scor ing average, alon g with second team choice J oe Reed, a 6·1 guard. Also in the. Los Amigos attack are 1-2 forward leoU L•.._ and 5-11 IUU'd Seott .. ...._ Loa Ami1os is lJ·fl overall and 7·5 in lea1ue play. Coroaa del Mar anawen with M Mark Spinn, 6·S Jeff Pries and f.3 Steve Moore, all three all·leape selections in pacing the Sea / Kh11s to the Sea View Leas6t crown. Pries is l. lea1ue•1 Player of the Year and averages 20.4 a game. / E1tuela at Ed1ewood -The West Covina-baaed Trojans of Edgewood bring an 18·6 overall record and 8·2 Sierra League mark into tonight's contest behind the play of 6·5 senior Bob Violette and sharpshooters Mi chael Powell and James Williams . Estancia, behind guard Jeff Ga rdner and forward Mike Markel. has fashioned a 16·8 mark and finished second in the Sea View League. This is Estancia 's sixth straight appearance in the playoffs. University at La Qulata -La Quinta's Garden Grove League cha mpions await with Rogers, who averages 31. 7 points and 12 r ebounds a game. While Rogers is the obvious key to the Aztecs' game, the CIF 3·A 's co-Player of the Year has a lot of help in the form or 6-7 Scott Bradley, 6 ·5 Paul Robinson, 6·1 sophomore Hugh Kollar and 5·10 senior Jon Oimalante. · University offers a solid frbnt lin e, t oo, with 6 ·8 Tim McLaughlin, 6·7 Brad Guess and 6·5 J eff Simpson in the starting line up. Laguna Beach at Mayfair - The Artists take their show to Lakewood to duel the Mayfair Monsoons, who offer a solid at· tack built around 6·0 junior Brad S midt and 6·5 senior Matt Fitzgerald. Smidt has . scored at a 13.6 rate. while Fitzgerald averages 12.8 points and a half dozen re· bounds a game. Laguna Beach re volves around All·South Coast League selections Lance Stewart and Dan Arndt. A GRAND PRIX-SCRIPTION: SAVE UP TO Sl0.00 PER PERSON AND SEE THE TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH, MARCH 13-15, 1981. Enjoy a full weekend of Grand Prix racing for less. It's easy. Just see your participating Toyota dealer for details and take your choice of four Toyota Grand Prix dis- count ticket packages. Save up to $10.00 per person on general admission, reserved grand- stand seating and racing garage tour. depending on the ticket package you choose. There's no product purchase necessary. Licensed drivers only. please. Ticket package supplies are Toyota Owners-be part of the Grand Prix! 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Mhlton Vlljo, C'A 91'92 f1141 l11-11a (714) m -1111 Mft~cal moment for LA Charger•, e~ Seahawks ' Joluuon'• retum 1hould give Laker• boo•t advance INGLEWOOD (AP) -Earvin "lla1le" Jobuon, undoubtedly one ol the most venaWe players in NaUonal Buketball Aaaoelatlon blatory and one of the finest currenUy playint ~e came, ia scheduled to see his firs t lea.iue action in more than three months tonitht. . Johnson. a 6-9, 215-pound second-year pro wbo sparked the lM Angeles Luers to the NBA cham· pionship last spring, surrered a knee illJury ln a game against Kansas City last Nov. lA and un- derwent s urgery for removal of torn cartilage six days later . Since that, time. the errervescenl former Michigan State standout has been recuperating. More accurately, he's anxiously awaited the near· ing big moment since the time or bis injury. "HE'S REALLY KEYED up," said a spokesman for the Lakers . "It's like the first pro game he's ever played. He's reaJJy excited ... Johnson a star although he's only 21 years old, will return ~gainsl the New Jersey Nets. He will make his return before a sellout crowd or 17.505 at the Forum. 1·1 feel I'm ready," said J ohnson this week. ··a·ve been going through hard workouts . My con- fidence is up. All in all. I'm ready to go. My men· tal s tate is up. my physical state is up." The Lakers were 15·S with Johnson a nd 28·17 without him. They've played quite well in the past month, but almost have to be better considering J ohnson aver aged 21.4 points. 8.2 rebounds and 8.6 assists in the 20 games in which he saw action. And that doesn 't include the intangibles that he contributes to the team. "I TIUNK THE 45 GAMES we·ve completed without Magic were a real tribute to our guys." Hid Los An1eles Coach Paul Weslhead. "But we're really happy he's about to return. "We won't start him Friday nipt, but I think he'll be orr the bench early, lo the lint quarter. I don't know how many minutes he'll play, but it wlll be considerable. We're not goin& to be easy on him. ''The only key for us i.a to not let bim get spent out there on the court. He might come out for short r¥ts after playing four or five minutes and then go back in again.'• Johnson wiU most likely replace 'Michael Cooper in the Lakers' startin& lineup in the near ruture. But Johnson's versatility -he's shown he's proficient at all positions -will give Wealhead a lot of latitude in terms or his personnel. BEFORE HIS INJURY, Johnson joined guard Norm Nixon, forwards Jamaal Wilkes and Jim Chones and center Kareem Abdul -Jabbar in the Lakers' starting lineup. Cooper was a valuable sixth man. Like J ohnson. he can play more than one position. "I'm certa in Magic's ready to go," said Westhead. ··The only thing I'm not certain about is how long it will take him to be at full effectiveness. "He needs the competition. he needs to get back in the thick of the batUe. He's going lo be fine." Johnson expressed the reeling that there won't be a n adjustment problem for either him or the rest orthe team . "THE PLAVERS ARE glad the whole cham· pionship team will be together ." he said. "It's like two players coming back because I can do dir- fer ent things. It will especially help when we have back-to-back ga mes like the last couple of days ... Edison High 's Chargers, the No. 2 seed in the CIF •·A soccer playoffs, got two goals each from Gl e nn Strachan and Greg Shutt as the Chargers rolled past Fontana, 5·3. dur· ln1 first round action Wednesday afternoon. In other 4-A area play. Oce an View got single g o als fr o m Tu a n Nguyen , J o hnn y Frousi akis a nd Ron Durbin as the Seahawks edged Foothill, 3·2. Al F.dison, after Fon- tana's Vic Eaton lied the score at 3·3 with a goal at 15:01 of the second hair, the Chargers coun- tered with tallies or their own from Strachan a nd Shutt to put away the Citrus Belt League's No. 3 re presentative. 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Chin ISWI def Lambe•!, 6·l, 6·2, All._., tSI cltl W.Olel9'1, l·S, l·S; GtnsteMtl ISi O•I Balelwln, &.t , •·O. t..amon CS> def But navtnlura, t ·1, M , Trlbol•I ISi Clef O.Jt1u,, •.O. o-0, Wtlll-IS! -be Otlaull. o.. .. Anl••~GenslclWn (SJ cltl. Chln·B•IClwln, o 4, •·•. Llmon-Trit>oltl I SI Clef. WaC!lt lllf\ Buenav•nhw•. •·t. t-0; Wtlllll·lluuel (S) WOf\ by Otl•ull. Hlah IOhool MOCef l°ll" .. A l"UYOl"l"I ,~ ...... ) ··-··....._, €dlson ..,,,,., SCrecllan 2, $fllllt 2. H.,... ,,,.., . ~ Or-VltwS. ....... NI O<Nfl View tcorl ....... ..,., ... , ~r-ialtlt. Ovtbln. ........................... H .... Uneton lt«h Kerl"9! OrlKOll. (• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, February 27, 1981 •• 0•1ly Pfl .. Stall ,.,..,. NEWSPAPER EXECUTIVE Micha el P. Harvey ------ New position :{)aily Pilot names marketing director ~ Publisher Thomas P. Haley hu announced the apPolnlmenl of Michael P. Harvey. 30, a s marketingdirecloroflhe Daily Piiot. "In this newly created posjUon, Mike is directly responsible for researc h . pro motion, art and advertis ing services and a tsowiJI s erve in a staff c apac ity. a ssis tin g both the adve rtising a nd c irc ulaLio n d par tme n ls in the ir m a rke t in g e ffo rts," Haley s aid. A NATIVE OF H e refo rd, Tex a s , Harvey comes lo the D a ily Pilo t from the Dalla s Tim e s H e rald whe r e h e was c ons ume r s a le s director with respon s ibility fo r c u s t o m m a rke t co ver a g e , c i r c ula t ion COO'\ p ute r lza tio n , sal es p rom o tion , s a les d eve lo pme n t a nd s ing le cop y c i rculatio n . E a rlie r allh e D a lla s T i m e s H e r a ld , H a r vey w as m a rke t dttve lop · m e nt m anage r and was r espon s ible Cor p rom o t ion , sales t r a in in g a nd s perial m a rke t ing p rojec t s H e a lso has h e ld the pos itio n s of d is pla y adve rtis in g s a le s d e velo pme nt man ager and a ssis t ant r e t ail sales man ager a l t h e Tim e s H e r a ld PREVIOUSLY HE WAS advertis ing direct o r with th e D a lly Tex · a n a t A ustin a nd w a s a ssocia tepublis h e rofTe xas Para d e magazin e H a rvey w a s g r adu ated in 1970 fro m the U nive r s it y o rT cxa s with a bach elor u f journa lis m d egree and h o l ds a b ach e lor o f bus iness ad m inis tr a tio n degr ee H e h a s c omple t ed c o u rs e w ork for a mas te r o r busin ess a d minis tr a t io n de~ree Consumer price hike small LOS A NG ELES <AP1 The Con s ume r P ric e Inde x in c h ed u p 0.3 p e r c ent las t month in Southe rn C a l ifornia th e s m a llest in c r e a se in t h e a r e a s inc e last s umm e r , re d era l o ffic ials h ave s aid . The rise <.'Om p a r e d w ith a nation al in crease of 0. 7 p e r cent. A s lo wdo wn in food p rice hike s a nd a re duc t ion an a ppa r e l a nd h o m e furnis h in g c o s t s w e re t h e m a in facto r s in t h e impro v e d inflation ary pictur e, t h e B ure a u o f Labor S t atis tic s reporte d . H th e tin y m o n t h ly b oost w ere t h e s a m e e v e r y m o nth . t h e a nnual in c r e a s e w o uld be ju s t 4.8 p er c e nt. c ompared with 9.4 per ce nt n a t i onwide. hut Labor De par tment eco n o mis t Faith M H e inemann cautio n e d t h a t t h Pse fi g ures do n o t n ecessarily m e a n the e nd o f d"u b le ·rligit infla t io n . She n oted tha t the J a ouarv C PI was s t ill i I 5 p e r cen t m on• than l a s t January 's r e adin g, almo s t t h e s ame as t h e 11 7 p e r cen t boos t n a l1o o w 1d e b u t OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS lo w e r tha n the 13.3 p e r cent r e gis t e r e d clunng th!' p a s t y ear in S ao D i e g o . T h e cost s o f pub lic a nrl private tranwortatio n in c•r easerl a s d id e nte r tai n m e nt <·osts , m e d ical c are a nd the price o f s ome foods. 1nt'ludi n~ fruit" a nd vegetab les . 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J M c. :i.,17 ... F'""'l ~: ID IN ..,. 4. MY!lhn ..,, '·n Price F~. o ...... .., • HIY911 NL • I°'' l'IWI 10,1 11 11 Ant u .li NL 11> on IMO u . Pee,.• 1•.11 II. 0 .... 111 ,._.. =L ~, .. ,.. '·J& • 01 WM<lr I " ltlL I ~::,..~,~1 ..... = .. !.~ =t :g1 u1: .'ir u: M~~YI' 'l:n 1l; ~Mr..: .::~ ..... 1::~::: r. .::,,, :r :::~'4~~ J~ • .. ~~ ·. -Or.,_ CoMt DAILY PflOT/,rlday, February 27. 1881 mrn~~m~~~ Wealthy charity foundations face extinction 8 y IOHN (' NNIFF Foundation execuUvea don't ~ulbble wltb the first provision. ride on hie flvera? Because to do so mav be deemed a violaUon of A,..__....,... They concede they exist to distribute money, and that they must do the prudent man principle that requires 1uardiana of trusts to in· \\ ~111 "lCiTO HtiuUH of lnfl•Uon and the l11w ol lhe land, so to eam their tax·free atatua. vest cautiously. ••Ill ~ of ltw t• w .. 11th\ t•h1i1n&abl• roundatlon1 established In the Until recent years they weren't uneasy either about the second ft creates a predicament, says Charles u. Daty, president or unH!" 1,r RO<'~t·f ll1•1 .. ·nru 1.nd 24.000 others are In danaer of part -that requirin1 distribution or actual, realized. curr~~t ~· th~ ~oyce Foundation. He contends that "independent foundations hll'l'rlUi to tlc';,ith come if it exceeded 5 percent of assets. Then came double·d1g1t ln· are ma trap ... If the• Ii.Ill l•n I t h11nat-d uncJ If dvublt' d11U 10111\ion pent.ts, flatlon. urh tn\tltutlo.rL" ~111 h rt>quJrt•d lo 11pend them-if'lves out or,... Because of inflation and accompanying hlah interest rates, the HE EXPLAINS: "Heeding the prudent man rule, directors 1 t nrt• ll)' t Ul(t'nt• • truC'lrhofr. prt11ld~nt ~ entire philosophy of lnvestinl has c~anged. ~ssets investe~. in cannot preserve the long-term purchasin1 power or 1rantmaking 111 thl ''ounc·11 ,1n J-'o\lndttllfJna stocks have yielded little. Investments m high-yield debt secuntaes, capacity of a foundation by taking imprudent rtslrl to pursue sub· t h1•\ m11.1ht nol -.uc•c•umb 1mmed1ately. have. stanliaJ capital gains in weak markets." Yet, Daly continues, "If t>ul unit , 11nc· or tJoth rac·tor, au,. t•harnat~d . these risks are not taken, regulation and inflation bleed away the 1 ., ', th111 tt"t•c.h delltnc au. u factor In IT PaODVCES this situation: · ability to help." h1· 11lh, hrnamtc. 1•ttun•t111n , the iarli. and other ;:. ....... , Seeltin1 to defend Itself against inflation -that is. lo preserve The Foundation Center, which among other things studies phllo.nthrn1•11· ;1rc•.a" 1" 11lmoi.t 1n .. v1t~blt· ~ its endowment and grant-making abiUty against shrinking buying foundation tax returns, claims the collective real value of founda· W1lh '"'' t' l'\l'l'ption'. nobody sedcs this power -a foundation miaht be inclined to invest in debt securities tion assets diminished from $18.6 biUlon in 1965 to Sl6.8 billion in hqu11t,1t1on 1nl ludlllt¢ !hi' <'vngres!> that ' at 15 percent rather than in stocks. 1977. In the next two years, Struckhoff says, another 11.6 percent p ,,,,.d th1 trnuhll-,.,umt-Juw No mi.ller , the To do so however would bring a flood of "actually realized was lost. '·'" ,.,, h ... nd 11 m ui.1 IJt-r<·Co6'ruzed It ii. as current inco~e " all ~f which would have to be distributed. It Why should the public worry? or each charity dollar the In· r1·dl .and ont<ruu!'> 1.1~ rnflullon cuNNIFF couldn't retain ~ny of the income as security against erosion of as-d_epen.dent (oundalions account for only 5.2 cents. Their distribu· \\ tull' thl" foundut1on:. cun do htlle 11bout the latter, they feel sets by inflation. . . . . h ons ma year equal only a rraclion of 1 percent of Gross National lh•' , .m ~ h<mi:t· tht· la\\ lMh. :.t!eking a change already have been The alternative is lo remaan m a we ll·d1verslf1ed stock Product. tr tr11Jul •-ti \\"' lt·<·I "'c are m<Akmg our cCAse." said Struckhoff. portfolio and hope to build assets via capital gains (non-realized in· .. W~y worry?" Struckhoff repeats . "Because we are an I h1 h>untfal1on'> 1>hght anses frvm a provision that requires come>. But blue chip stocks, as measured by the Dow Jones in-alternative lo government. We are the research and development '·" fr,.,. f11und..1t 1u11!'> to d1~trabute each year the larger or one -S dustrial average, are a~ut where they were 15 years ago. Ap· money of the private sector .. we are the 'change' money, the test i.>-11·1·111 11f m' \:'!>lml·nt asset:., or two actual, r ealized. current preciation has been negligible. money of the private sector. We can contribute to religions while '"''"nw Why, you ask. don't foundat.lons forego blue chips and hitch a government cannot." --~~~~-r.--;:;;:-------==-==~~~~ff~~=='"======= ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-COLLECTORS CORNER Rare C<Mna & Stamps GOLD & SILVER Prices tor 2·26·81 C#OIO C•O\t>\Atl \0 S11Vtt Cl ,,, lS But S•fl .. f' t I 1) U,Q) O(I ,,,, 00 Ii/ •t• I I, ~t i.'1ft 00 \~11 00 \4/) 00 \Ok,00 "') 00 ,.,. 00 #·, """ 1001 s ·~ l0-47 '' CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION Assets: December 31, 19'0 CulWluChle<ll St•tf'menu •v•1l1bl• upon r.,quett C•'" •ncl C..sn •n..-•\lments. l.o.ns on Rul Est.IC• ' 76',20 21 . .n.2~ ...,,,., • IOITIU rn•m • 11111' n• • $5000 MINIMUM •IO. W. .... llCO 11·11 IOITllJ • WELL SECURED .£ CALL COLLECT 997 7000 ASSETS FAR WEST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CONDITION DECEMBER 31. 1980 Cash and securrlies Loans receivao1e and prope111es held for sale Loans on real esrate s 59 397 135 f ••~ ··~,•Mte NO• IA G•• fOf cwn •nt ca....uit•• (714) SS6-6850 Soulh Co•SI PIH• Village lNn\ Secureo b., S..v1nQ\ Account\ Olhtt ASY" TOTAL ASSETS J.JS2 , .. ~ (7141 -L~~ .......... ~ 1440 E. omu. ou.. CA. tnt7 I Home Improvement and mooile 11ome loans Loans on real eslate owned for development Loans ro facilitate lhe sale ol real estate Conrracts lor the sale of real estare S750 01 t 476 3 373 739 1008691 78 089 255.805 754 727 800 35 684 865 4 033 081 S-,Mllc>.., et ... , St• ( Ac,oM r·'°"" So'°'"' Coeet '11H•) LIABILITIES: S•..,tngi Account\ Adv•n<ed from FHLB AOvJancr Payment\ From Borruwtf\ Olh•r L1M>;lil•H U2,0IO,llt 1,ll00,000 .,,.,. //..l. 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Maier, Kaiser 's cb&JrDlan, cannot be too happy tbeae days, since he's losin1 out oo two fN>nll very dear to bjs heart For one thing, a llbou1h the issue still baa to be resolved in the courts, Al Davl.s seems determined to move the Oakland Raiders to Los Angeles. Maier bas fought bard to keep this fool· b all tea m in Oakland. He regards the presence of the R a ide r s ther e as impor- ta nt to the "na- ~~ ------------~' .I °"" I 11na1 1111•nz ~- tional identity" of Oakland. THIS KIND OF RAH-RAH spirit comes under the heading of hometown pride . Maie r is also a big booster of the Oakland A's and the Golden State War- riors land he puts Kaiser muscle behind them). But the other battle Maier is losing is more serious and bas national implications ft hits Kaiser Aluminum whe re it lives. It all sta rted last April 3 when the ABC network progr am "20/20 ... a counter part or ces· "60 Minutes." featu red a repor t by correspo ndent Geraldo Rivera on the dangers of aluminum wiring made by Kaiser KAISER -AND MAIER hit the ceiling. The company said the progra m falsely accused Kaiser of intentionally marketing an unsafe product. "Those char ges were blatantly wrong." 1>aid Maier. Kaiser responded to the A BC progra m in a number of ways. It ra n a series iof newspa per ads. It as ked for congressiona l hearings on what it la beled "trial by lelevisio•. ·· It threatened a libel action. It planned to appeal to the .fo~eder·al Communications Commission I FCC l And it ask1?d ABC for time lo respond . In a surprising move last Halloween, ABC caved m and said it would permit Kaise r Aluminu m lo make a four-minute unedited rebuttal to the charges during a regular "20/20" program. It was a s mashing victory for the Oakland kid . but here's where Maier may have made a str ategic error. USING THE SERVICES of Carl Byoir & As· sociates, one of the nation's largc!St public relations· outfits. Kaiser Aluminum put out a press release trumpeting its victory. Embarrassed before their co01palriots, ABC then fiddled. While Maier wa iled patiently in Oakland for ABC to tell him when the rebuttal would be aired, the call from New York never came. Finally, two weeks ago, it djd come. ABC said it had changed its mind . Instead of allowing Kaiser to respond on "20 /20 ... the network s aid il would air the rebuttal on its half-hour "Nighlline" program beginning at 11 :30 p.m. "Nightline" has an audie nct! estimated at 10 million. "20 /20" is believed to reach JO million viewers. Kaiser turned down the ABC Invitation. It appealed to the FCC to force the network to provide wha t it called "appropriate response time ." And Kaiser also sajd it will now sue ABC for slander. 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Unlteel StotK el AnWl'IU OI tM Corp0to4• AellllCY Oivl1lon of c-•lrucllan o1 -l•lllllft fW .. '6Mftl *' •-n-• Olwk l ..,... of 4-k• Notloflol Tf\dt -Sovl"" AaMCloliol'I, Poyl"f .,. .. ,.. Of No. IOl. lltWO, ... La .......... c.lllonllo, OI .. OflY P•Yltle ....... Of lltWD Ins... SECURITY: "'* -... ·-,...,_ .... ~ ·-Obi Frenc:IK•. Call,.,,,.•; Clllceeo. llllllOll, or .... Yorll. N•w Yorll, •t ............. VICI L•• COl""'91 u ..... w ...... Ce* .... "*., Col ........ I -..... "* I .. Illa -....... ..... '"'"' .. _ ......... -........ _ ........... _ .. Olmkt °' ,,.,, llEGISTllATIOH: T ... -will lie ,_ -r*911lr-., lo ........ ••'*• ,...,.... ,..,_ I• Mid ,_ "'*"-111 .,. .itc,.... ., tM ...,.. e1 clpel •Y w • lo -Mlncl991 and lnltresl, -II>• l0tm of r'91slrlllon Dlr•cl.,,..,...., • llUd -cell«ted ltl nw .....,, -ell ..,.... •-111 ,,.., • c:llonled. or Illa bonds clltcllor,... f,..,., reel.troll«t, •II In eccordoftc• w ld ,,.,.._ .. 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Illa 9'111Mof tlle -.Wdof Olrector1ol lltWD, on April I, '"1,"' on ony lnl•rtat 1>"tmlum•f0tllloPotk ywlllNlullypoldbylAWO•l•-•t11edall,,.,Yel.. porm.ntclot•.,__,IW prior to meturllJ, &onmc•ll*d prior tomot.,rlly •"*II l>OnCI" 119 -ot .. fallowl"9 r-mpllon pr left, exprnted •• • P*rCOfllO .. 01 LEGAL INVESTMENT: TN -WUI, ....,_ tlledall"'Y lllenol, .. porvolw.~wlttleccrwcl lnterntlo._of r-mptloil: urllliod lo< 1n ... .tnwnt undff mod _ _... • tlle _..._.el .. DIArkta l~ 11 r..._.. Oii or O.toro O<...., I, '"1; Stcurllln LAW 10lvl1I• lOof 111• W•I• Cedtl . .__,_ ....... .,.,...:II 19"1..,..........,. ,.,.,..tt•r-""or bofor• O<-r I, 1"2; certlilc allon, In 111oopln!Oflol l!l-C-1 a.o419*illtyel .... ..._,etllla 111% llr~ti.reofte•-Oflor-reOcl-• t, ltt:I; time ol lllolr I•-•. lo<"'* lnW01l..-1 of""'* el c~., ...,.._ l01% llradllllmedlllaroeff•r-OflorboforeOct-r I, 1,..; banks, •• s.uc:h, i. l&ll>ject 10 "'* prowl~ ol .. f'lllonclal Ce* .. Illas... el t~., , .... ..,... INroeffor -prior lo m•l11rlly. Celllornle, -• ""'*"'*"' lo ..... •llOCI '"'" ... pr!MMI .. -....... ..,._.. All°'..,_. .... o11i. -lllOjKI IO <•II ll'IOY be , ... .., for •edeil'lptlon '"* t trlllkollon. et et1Y -llma. II '"' lllM ell of I"* bonds.,.. ,_mod el .,.y -11 ..... TE AMS 01' SALE: IUCll ............ lie •.-.....ct Oflly 111 lnw ..... orclor ol metllrlly -Hloclod for ,_... •-= T"* ll'IO•lmum '*Md_,,...__. 9"' - -. ,..,..._ lnnl wllf'lln • •1"91• molurlly by IOI. payebl• wm!-ely. Eocll r-bid -.. e _....... 9f 14o er t/Jf el PUltPOSE OF ISSUE: TM-· .. ,. •"'llorlr*d lot IM ecq41killon - 1'!4. No bond "'811 -,,_.. lllM -1-'*·...,. o11 _., - -<Oflsltuel.., <JI wolerworll• lecllllln for '"* boMfll 01 lmprow ...... 1 Olslrkl moturlly "'811 beer ''-·-1019. Eecll --.,_r ~ ot llW ,... No. 10.. •i-.clli .. In llw biC1 '"'"' ii• dete .. It• fl_. motwlty .... 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OI~ ...., • 11...i..., collec'-d In llt<I 1...,..., ..., on le-,..., In Aw-: Tho--1M .-tort-"_,.NIMa...-•1et•lea Yl41.,..o-llOIS&rk l"'8111M-romoinll-tolle•-lof'-INY· IMn•ll Oillllo_......,oHerodlwMM .... _ .......... ___ - bl-roffwsecc"'""l .... , ........... .,~.-~l!Wk•.wNdt IONOINIU!tAHCE~ lltWDMlrec..-oc_....,.... ,,_ ¥e1Ahw• "'*" not lie '""' •-..,. of -llllc......,. ....... ..-.tc• .....,._. -· -.c•..,. 0-•• •-one• Potky .-ao.i1-11, _.,._,.. tllt "''"'"· 11 -· es .. , for111 ••-1 ..,. 1111.....,... ,_., ,..._et wt11c11..,. I tlfMty ....,._..., ,,wi..1..., ,,...,. ., 111a -........ ,, .. .......,.. n. 111-r oflffl to !Illy telcl -u. Eecll .,._,.-I -Ill lb Md ---~lwft lw .. ,...ky w111 .. 1u11,, il'Oid DJ •-D et or-. Illa •11,,.,y ol 1nl••••I co.I In dlllflon -""* ..,.,._ "8f .....,_ •-...., ml1•d -..Y. Ille bona . .. 111c11s,,.llbeCOflSlderodlMC.rnwtll ... ....., ... ,,...-'.,........ LEGAL INVESTMENT: T ... -wlll, -... 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CUit. • ......... , ,.....,. • .. ,_. ....... CUllll' ........... ~ 1tr.. MA ....... tl .... ....._ ............. , .... 11 1r11111Jt1_..,......,._.. .. .,.:I/~ .. ..,, rt ............. ...,.,._,""_._..., l•,_.,.TION AVAtL.AeLe: ..... Tlllln ----... .,_" ---....... .._ ... __ _ .......... ~ . . ~ -..... ,. lltWO W .. ~ f/I .. Olfklel ........... _._.., lltWO de9(r._..,. ... ..................... : llCf'IMfy., ... ...,. '"""* •~•w-Olt*rl(t .attc;.....,.on,,.. ~.0. ... 0-1 1nr111e, c.i ....... m" .... k ,..._. o..-·-· Oa 111111 &*'-~IN W•ii...• Inc. JU <Allhwllle Mr ... IM,.,_,_, C.,11.,nlo ffl04 fltWO Willi .......... -CeMflll 111-t• c..-. of I"* Otfl<i•I Sie'-1 llN•-oflltWO. GIVl!N DJ_.., ef IM IMfCI of OlrKton of lr•IM Aoncll Wolff Olalfkl ...... ,....,.,, Jl, ""· • Ar-C.Korn Socretery9'1119 8-d of Olrocton of I Nine It 9"C1\ W olet Olttrk I Pllbllw.IOr-eo Coesl Delly l'llot, f'.O, 27, 1 .. 1 ..... I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ..OTICl! l•VITl1t• etDIOll ll.Mt.• .. ••• AL. 091..IOATIOll eoMDI Of' 1av1 ... aANCKWATI!• OISTltlCT POtl IM~•OYl!MaltT OllTltlCT lfO, t• ntaltaOf' NOTICE 15 HEAE9Y GIV EN 11191 ........ pr-la l0t '"* purcM• ol ll,SIS,000 -••I,.. ll*"*•ol 0011 .. uon llllfWh of lrvlna ltencl> W•l•r Olllrlcl llltWO), 0r.,.. C-ly, C.lllornle, lor lmprov-1 Dlllrlcl No. 102 •Ill b9 received Illy IN 9-d of Oiree1ou ol IAWO •I Ille plau.,,., Ill> lo"'* lime ... , __ ,,. ... TIME: PLACE 10:00 o.m. Merci\ 11. 1"1 0 01 Cempu• Ori•• lrwlne, Colllornla MAILED BIDS: Setrel•ry of I"* 9ocird e>I Oirt<lon l•vlM ltMCll WAier Ohlrlcl P.O. BoxO·I lr•lnt, Colllornle U11' OPENING 01' PROPOSALS: Tiie bldl will 1>9 Oponacl el Utt mHUng ol ••le Boord of Directors lo II* "*'don M•rcll 11, '"'· •110:00 e.m., el Ille otoremen llon•d eddli'eu. ISSUE: ll,SIS,000 COfttllllftll of l U bonCll of Ille denomlNll"" of U ,000 H Cll, cloled ""'" '· '"'· d91lgnoled "WATEltWOAKS &OHOS, ELECTION lt1', SEltlES l!I, 01' THE tAVINE AAHCH WATEA ·OISTlllCT FOR IM· PAOVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 101," numberlCI 8·1lo9·JIS, both lnclutl••· MATUltlTIES: TM l>Onclt will mat.,,• In conucullvt ""mtrlc•I oroer on A,.,11 1. In'"*°"'°""" 'or eocll of Ille ,.,,.,al yun •• lollows. r•l•CIPAI.. fi'ltUICIPAL YEAa AMOUlllT VIA• AMOUltT ttM ' 60,000 1"2 tl~.000 ltU 'u ,ooo ltt:I Jt IS,000 "" • 10.000 ·~ tllS,000 .,., ' 7S,OOO '"5 tllS,000 ,,. 'I0,000 1"6 t1~.ooo '"' • lS,000 1"1 llH,000 SI"° 't0,000 1"9 '110,000 '"' 1100,000 Sold meturlt1 Kh .. ult I• •uDltcl lo <II-• up to 12 ~ ""°" on FrtdO . M•rc" '· •• , ..... II ll>oll 1111 "" re-.in1111,, of H Cll Dt-r lo <Onfttm Ill• flnol mat..-lly K.....,.• OI or all•r Hid tlnw •11,,. Oii•<• oi o-.ld A. Hodgm*" O'Molveny & Myora •11 WHI Sl•ll> SlrHI Lfl Aft9olea, Colllorn1• tO'" IJIJJ 62'·1110 Terrence ComHlorO Public Flnence O•pertm•nl 011 Blylll e.11man Pelnt Wtl>IMr, inc SSS Cllllornl• Slrnl Sen f'••ncl..:o, Calllo•ni• 94!04 UUJ l6HOO~ INTEREST. Tiie bonds sfl•ll llur lnltr .. 1 •I a ralt or rilU 10,.. 11 .. 0 .,p on the ,.,. U\tr1of but nol to ••<••Cl'" per •nnum, P•Y•ble umtannl.j••tv Ort Ai>•ll 1, encl O<t-r 1 ol u cll yeu PAVMENT: S.ld bonds end lht lnltrHI lfltrton art 1>•1•b•• In l••lul money of lM Unll .. SlelH Oi Amttl<a al lllt CorllOrAle Agtn<y Dt•iSlon oi Bank oi Amerlce N•llonel Trull .,,., S.•lng• As>OC••llon. Paying Agonl ot IAWD, In LOS AngtlH, Celllornj•. or ., any payono Agent of tRWO '" ~n Fronclsco. Celllornla; Chlcego, lllinolt; or How Vork, N•w Vor•. •I 1._ 01111..., ol '"* llolder llle••ol. AEGISTAATION. Tr1t be>nOs •lll ... t-1' banOs regl .. r1blt H to 11rln clpel only O< es to l>Oll> i>•incip•I and lnlerHI. •ncl tllo lorm oi r~l"r•lton mer II*<"*"""· or Ille bOflOs dlstll••O .. l•arn rtglslrellon, •II In accoroanct wllll ll>t provlolona In'"* rHolullOfl i>ro•lding for tht fu.,•nct ol .aid bonds CAl..l.A9LE: Tiie bonch melurlng on or prlo• lo April 1. ""· inall nol ,.. 1ubjtcl lo coll or red•mj)llon i>riot lo melurlly. All bonO< malurlng on°' •ll•r Aprll 1. 1"2, or eny of I"•'"· m11 119 <•II .. 119fort mel.,rtly end 1 •OHmtd, al lllo oe>llon °' '"* e00td of Olr•clora ol I AWD, on Aortl I, '"'·or on any lnltrtll peyment d&Ce llltrffllff 11rlor lo ma'"'"'· eonos <•lltCI prlO< lo mel .. rlly .... 11 IM redo-ol IN loflowlng •edtmi>llon pttCH . Ul>ftUtd as a ~retnlegt ol "*' vol•, ,.,._ wllll occruH lnl.,HI to de41 ol •-motion: '""II •....,.•don .,.,.,.,,. 0<1-1. 1"1: 103% 11 r--lllar••fl•r and on or i..tor• October I, 1"2; I~ II r_,,..d l"*r••fl•r eno on or b9fort Ocl-r I, '"l; 101% 11 r"""'od IN •••ll•• ano on or llllfort OCl-r 1, '"'· 100% II,_..,, .. l"*••elltr •ftel prior IC> m•lllrlt1 All or eny -llOfl of'"* bOnel• ,..bjeCI 10 cell m•r,.. celltCI lor o deml)llon el eny -11 ..... II In• 11\en •II ot Ille toond< are ••-•d et •ny on• limt , well -"'811 llt re .. ...,fd Oflly In Inver~ 0<d11t ol meluril1 and n tteltd tor redempllan lrom •llhln o 1lnglf me1wt1r by lot. PUltPOSE OF ISSUE Tl\t l>OnCI• -rt eUCllOrlztd lor lllr •c11u1.,1ton and conslfucllon of weler-1'11• loclllllu lor l"* llentlll ol 1rnorovom1n1 Oj•lrlcl No. IOJ. SE CURI rv: Tiit bOfld• .,. 1 ..... 0 --"I to .... Colllomi• •••• , o ... trlCI Low I Olwl•lan U ol 1"* Walff Cod9 of I"* Slot• ol Callfoml•I MCI "'all b9 pold lrom en a ... Hlftenl 11p0n tond •lll>ln w ld llTIPf'oY...,.nl Dlllricl or lrom ••IH ,.,.,. .. , --"' lo '°Id lew wlllcll, In Ille diacreilOfl of lllt Boord 01 Olr•CIOll, 11'141y 119 llxoel ond COllKled In lleu l"*r•of ..... ell leHlll. lond In .. 1. ·-·-·· Dllllrkl aMll 1111 -,..,,.,n ll•lllCI IO.,. .... a..., for·-"*''""'''· IONO INSUltANCE: t ltWD II•• recelwed a commllm"'I ''""' M91A lor a Munlclpel l!lond Gwr..,tH '"""*"'* ~ollcy unc:Olldlllonelly guerenlMlng '"* llmely ,...,,_.. ol prl11Clpel -l1tlerKl •I"*.._ lo I"* POl"f A90fll. T'- pr•mlum for.,. ,...k, wlll lie'""' POld by lltWO •I or i.tore IN •11w.,.y o1 , ... ~ LEGAi. INVESTMENT: Tl>• bonch wlll, llefort Ille doll•ery 1,,.nof, bo certified hw 1,,., .. ,,....,. 1111d« end pur"""'I to 1119 provttl•• 01 U.• Olalrlcb S.curlll" LI• C01wl1I• 10 Of Ill• Wol•• Codel. H-vw. nolwllll.COncllng s.uc:ll cerllllcollon, In '"* °"'"'°" et Bond C-MI I"* •llfilllllly ol Mid l>OnCI•. el I"* time of hlr la-•, lor -lnvoa1 ...... 1 of f.,.... of C°"""ffclol or w•lnos benlla ... IUCll. I• tlibl*Cl IO Ill• ,.,OVIM-ol .... ,. ...... cl•I c-C>f Ill• Stolt of Colll«NO. - .... , ........ 10 ..... •llKI wlll .,. ptinl•d °" .... bo-.,.""'" I"* cerllhcetlan. TEltMS 0#' SALE: Wtr• r•-' .......... ~ ... ____ ; ............... .. 1111 .. 11"' ww • .._..,_.......,.. ...... ......, ......... : l'I TM •Kei.t ef lltWO .,.......,,_ -~ .,ece If .. .-.., lllCIUllllll(l IMerHt eccr"" le.,. Mte If .,,w.y lieretl, .... .._ rwc ....... lllWO; .... l•I A cerllllcele ef 1 llWO. litllH .. ., lffker et lltWD, tcllllt Ht 1111 ofllclel e!W Mt 1111 ,_ ... ., C~llf, le IN efllKllllMM .. lllMeef .. M1t ef 1111 boMa, .... ol oll llmet ........,..., ._. .. llf It ... Hie--. ........ el lllt dell•tty ol UM llOftft, 11M O"lclel ....._. t91e11ftt le U1e ........ Mt cOflteln enr 1111trw tt.ttemenl of• metttlll tact w eflllt I• •IM••.....,... fkt neuuery II-· IM •l•C-tftll 1119fWI, In 111111 ti "'9 cl"_._" lllimr wlllcll UMy-. -· " .. mllll"*"'· T ... CDM of ,,, ... ,119 ........... wlll 119 WM .. 1 ltWO. CUM~ • ..._., 1111 ellllcl,.ted lllol CUii~ _..,.. wlll .. ,,. ...... Ille --. llut Mllller Ille l•llure to "'"' -•--..a°""''..._ -.,,., Wit.II ro.lllKI 1119"10 Mell COflloli111t• C-fer I llllwe W ,......, 9' .. -CllHW llW ... I• ICUfl( dellwery ef Md -hw U. .... Ill K~e wit.II .... lotma of .... _,11 ... CllfllfKI. All._ .. ""'"ne CU$1~ ..... . IN" Oft IN ........... 1119 CUSI~ Service ........ ,..,.. 1W IM ............ el Mid""""°'' ........ '91d by 1 ltWO. INf'OllMATIO-. AVAILAILE: ........ IW li!fWlft.ellOft c-tftll ... 11two or,.,'-'*' of Ill• Olllciol StolOll'IOM ,.._. .. 111'1 1awo *",....... tM bond• •llcMd lie_..,_. lo: s.c, ... ,, of'"* •-d l••llM llenc:ll Wol•r Olal•l<I •?DI C-a O•I•• P.O. 9oa0 ·1 lr•lne, Celllorftl• t111• 011 "'*It FIN ftC• °*IN"menl Blrtll Eoalmen PolM llltt ... r lllC. US Cllllornlo SlrHI ~ Froncl•<o. Celllornla "UM 11two •ill prowl• IN wccen1111111-100 '°"'"Of ... Offklol sue. mtnl el llw••-Of IAWO. GIVEN.,., orw ol 111• •oo•d ol DlroClors of lt1rlM "°"'" Wllff Dlllrlct. aO~i>ltO on Febt"OIY Jl. 1911. -. ArlfllltC.Korn SKr*1wvef uw-•of oincten ol lrv!M ltonellWotor Ohtrkl Pul>ll"'9d O.onoo c .... 1 Delly Pilot, Fell.17, "" .,. .. , PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF NOTICE OF DEATH CHARLES T . TIGNER, 0 F A L B E R T p . aka CHUCK TIGNER STRANAHAN aka AND OF PETITION TO A L BERT PLAN T ADMINISTER ESTATE STRANAHAN ANO OF NO. A ·107124. P E T I TI 0 N T 0 A D . T o a I I h e I r s , MINISTER ESTATE NO. beneficiar ies, cred itor s A107658. and c ontingent creditors of T o a I I h e I r s , Cha r les T . Tigner, aka beneficiaries, creditors Chu c k T igner of Laguna and c ontingent credltor1 of Beach, California, and Albert P . Stranahan •b perso ns who may be Albert Plant Stranahan oi ot.h erw ise inte rested in the Laguna Beach, California will and/or estate: and penons Who may be A petition has bffn filed otherwise Interested In the by F rank A, Kimball in will and/or estate: the Superior Court of A petiuon has ~en Orange County re quest ing f i I e d b y R e v a L • that F rank A . Kimball be Stranahan In the Superior appointed as personal Court of Orange county r epresentative to ads requesting that Reva L. m i nister the estat e of Stranahan be appointed es Char les T . T igner (under personal representative th e Independent Ads toadmlnlstertheestateof minis tra tion of Estates Albert P . Stranahan (Un· Act J. The petition is set for der the independent Ad- h earin g in Dept. No . 3 at ministration of Estates 700 C ivic Cente r Drive, Act), The petition Is set for Wes t, in the City of Santa hearing In Dept. No. 3 at Ana, California on Marc h 700 Civic Center Drive, 25, 1981at9:30 a .m . West, in the City of Santa IF YOU OBJECT to the Ana, California on March g r anting o f the petition , 11, 1981 a t9:30 a,m. you s h ould either appear I F YOU OBJECT to the at the hear ing a nd s tate granting of the petition, you r o b1ec tions o r file vou should e ithe r appear written objections w ith the at the hearing and state court before the hearing. your objections or f ile Your appearance may be written objections w ith the in person or by your at· c ourt before the hearing. torney. Your appearance may be 1 F Y O u A R E A In person or by your at- C RED ITO Rora c on · torney, t ingent c reditor o f the d e · I F YO U A R E A c eas ed, vou must f ile your :REDITOR or a con - claim with the court or tingent c reditor of the de- present it t o the pe rsonal ceased. you must file your representati ve appointed claim with the c.ourt or b y the court w ithin four pres ent it to the personal months from the date o f representative appointed first issuance of lette rs as by the court within four provided in Section 700 of months from the date of the Probate Cod e of first issuance of letters as California. The time for provided In Section 700 of filing c laims will not ex· the Probate Code of pire prior to four months California. The time for from the date of the tfear· filing claims will not •x· i ng noticed above. p lre prior to four months YOU MAY EXAMINE from the date of the hMr· the file kept by the court. Ing noticed above. If you are interes ted in the YOU MAY EXAMtHE estate, you may file a re· the file kept by the c~rt_ quest with the court to re· If you are Interested In the celve special notice of the e s tate, you may file a re· Inventory of estate assets quest wfth the court to re- and of the petitions, ac· celve special notice of the c o u n t s a n d r e po r t s Inventory of estate auets ,...,_. .... :TIM mu lmvm ret• blc1 .,.., not.1t1CHC1 l'JO "*" °"""'"· descr ibed in Section 1200 and of the petitions, ac, ,., .... ~11,.Eecll••t•bklm111111eernun1tMof l4 or1110ot 1'!1..No of the California Probate counts and reports boftdtlMll-....,••11M-1ntffKt r••.-•n-of111o ...... .., • ..,,uy Cod d'"'scrlbed In Section ,....,.. llWlll ... ., 1119 ...... ro4o. Eodt -· '""11 lleer lnterfft •I I"* rel• -lll•d In e · "' •vv tN 1111• rrom "' .... 1o ••• ,. ... mo1w11, -·· 0n1y -,_ •111 .,. ••· of the California PrObate t•<ll•CI to NC1' _,,•or u c11 1nato11m1111 of lnt•rt1t tllffeon, .,,.. bid~ ""ov1c111111 Craig c. Ale•ander, At· Code. loraddlll-lor ....... -.1c-awlll ll*rtJ•cled. t n t I~ V ..... I & JOHN w DOWNI .. Tllo •••,.. M Y .... 1w1ty or .,_ o4 metwmn -1 not 11e mor• 111on or ey a -w. n , • "'' IY,% ......... ,,_ "'* '"' ...... r••• °" °"Y __ ,,.,or -oi 11'1411unlln . Barton. 4143 Von Karman .. , G'-f'9 Street, Wte Aw-: TN ....... llllell IN, ... for ,_ only. All blch .......... ,or nol leu Ave., N•W"POrt Beac:tt, ca. H • L. I u n. • e. ~ .... I 1.11en •II of Ille bon4b -" oll•n• •or..,, -NCI\ bid "'811atete11111111a 92660 California 926S1r (7~41 bldd•r Offen occruod lnterHl lo l"* d•I• Of.,.., .. ,,,,,.. purdlew price, wlllcll 497-2441. "'°" not be lltll ,...,. '°"-of por (lllCI .......... Cl91 wrwl<t '"""""'* ..,.. m111m, "-·ea Ht 1w111 •-1 end'"* '"'ern• r•I• or ro1e1. ot """'"Ill• Pu1111MWc1 Or-toes• oa11,, Pllol Pub I I shed Oranoe bidder Offen to IMly 1eld llOftft. Eocll blddo• llllotl .io1e 111 Ila bid 1,..1ow1 n" Ftb. 27• 11·-· '· "" 101'"'1 Coast Daily Pilot, Feb. 18, 1"'*'°'' cos1 '" 11o11ors •"" t"* .,,.,.,. "*' 1ni.rHt rote determined 111 ... tay, -27, March 5, 191'1 793 .. 1 wl>lcll INll lie tOfltl..,..d lnlormollv• only -not• pert ol 1119 bid, PUBLIC NOTICE ........ 111.-r: Tllo -wlll lie_.,_ lo Illa Ill"'*" ,._lbl• llld•• w 111....,. c.,.llld.,.l"I IN lntenll rote OI rotn lflKlllod end U.e ..,.. PUBLIC NOTICI: mlum .. dllC-1 oflff•d, ..... ,. TN ......... bid •111 bo •termlMCI bf Cleelucl· l"f lllct -' of "'* pr.,.,,lllfTI bid (II .,.YI lrom, or eddln11110 ell'IOllnt of Ill• •t1tellfll Ill •nyl lo, .... lot•I Oll'IOlllll 01 lntertll .... , .. 1 ltWO #Ollld ... """'"• lo P•Y ,,...,, "'* clel• of lold beflda to'"* rtt1N<ll•• .,..,.,,tty detK lllHeol ol IN c•11110f1 ••I• or r*'K IP*(llltd In '"* llld -lllt eword wlll IN m-to Ille bidder or......,. ollerlnt Ill• towoal not lnt«eal coat 10 lltWD. Tllo P11t<- m11a1 P•" occn;ed lftletKI from Ill• del• ol 1119 bonctl lo'"* deli of clollvffy, comp .. ttd Oft • M ·day y-Hiit. Sllou!d • llleld..-'"'"' debt Mnlc• In· w rence .. e Plf'I of 1111 bid, on1 l1ta11fltt•ct Pt*"''""' !Hid by 1 llWD .,1111111 tOfl· aldered •• • dl1c_. lor ,..,_a ol colcYlelllll n•I lnl.,.11 Cfll on 1ny bid SP*< llt'lllt llellt -vice '""''°"'*· ltllM ef •etec••: 1 ltWD r•Nr••• I"* rlglll, In Ill dlacrellOfl, lo rejact •ny 11\Cf ell IN• -•o Ille ••••nl ,,., .......,..., .. by I•• lo wol•t eny ltt•tul•rl· ''or lnl.,_.lty In eny !Nd. 11two la llM lnwlllno llldll., .-•• obllgellOfl boftdJ ol llftpt-1 Dltlrlcl No. lllJ, ,...,..,_. 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Blocks, toys and dolls of every color and descrip· llon ltne the hand-sanded wooden shelves in the living room. Nearly new toddler's clothes hang in the closet. But for all its seemingly stan· dard features, there is not another house like this three· bedroom Tustin home along 660 W. Third Street in all of Orange County. The six-week old baby being bottle fed in the rocking chair will be here two more days. The 14 month old girl sleeping in the nursery may go home tomor· row. And a young brother and sitter are due to arrive any minute. When Mike came home and found his wife suffering from a dan1erous combination of drugs and alcohol be knew he had to do something. The couple's two tod· dJtrs were simply being left day afte r day to fend for themselves. A desperate phone call to the county Child Abuse Registry re· suited in a recommendation to try COPES. Child or Parent Emergency Services, Inc. In the two days his children stayed in the Tustin home, Mike was a ble to get a restraining or· der keeping his wife away from the children and move to a new home where a babysitter could watch them while he was at work. Since CO PES opened its doors last July, 120 youngsters have stayed there up to 72 hours. The facility is supported through private donations and revenue s ha r ing fund s t o ca re for children 5 and under. Director Carol Hermanns is careful to explain the facility is gea red principally to help parents under str ess who neglect or feel they may abuse their children because or pres- sures. Many of the parents who use the facility are s ingle mothers who are suddenly burdened with the responsibility of having a 24-hour-a-day job. Many are stra pped for money. Friends to talk over problems with are few. They are often shut-in all day and night with the children and their outside activities are only occasional. In its seven months of opera- tion, Ms. Herman.nJ cannot re· call a single working mother us- ing the center. Every month in Orange Coun· ty the Child Abuse Registry receives about 500-600 reports of, c hild abuse. Last year 11 children died as a result of physicaJ abuse. ·'People are always saying you 're dealing with poor liWe children with broken legs," said Ms . Herm a nns . "But those children are in the hospital. "We're getting the ones here before something like that can ha ppen. We're trying to break the cycle." In her former years as a teacher in Orange County Ms. He rmanns says she probably saw cases of child abuse and neglect but didn't always know how to identify them. After receiving her masters in counseling from Cal State Long Beach fi ve year s ago Ms. Hermanns went to work at a local boispital where she saw a lot of abused tbildren. "At tut something is being done," she said. "This is the big- gest step toward prevention." For many of the toddlers who crawl through the cheery house under the supervision of nine workers, this is the most stable environment they've known. "Stupid" and "shut-up" are the only words some of them can say. For others this is just another place to stay while Mom is get- ting some time to organize her life. Counseling and classes in parenting are offered while the children are staying in the facili· ty. Cost is based on a sliding scale fee, usually Sl·S5 a night per child. JoaMe Royce, a soeial worker with the county Child Protection Services agency often recom· mends the facility to parents who are unable to cope with stress. ·'It hu helped keep some kids out of the system," said Ms. Royce. Ms. Royce cautions· mothers that the home is not to be used 'Every parent alive has felt that stress. And every parent alive has directed that stress to- ward a child.· -Carol Hermanns as a babysitting service just to get away for the weekend. "But if you need a weekend away, it's there," she said. "Just knowing it's there -even if they don't use it -eases the stress." Ma. Hermanns admits that she's careful to screen parents to make sure they're not merely looking for an inexpensive babysitter. She recalled one mother re- cently wbo called the center on a Monday saying she woul~ be by Friday. "It sounded like she was mak· ing a hotel reservation."·. said Ms. Hermanns. <See COPES, Page Bll> 'They've really been around since the 1940a, but ths proliferation of them haa been in juat the laat four years.' ·• .. The Mailbox (r ight) is a mail r eceiving facility w here people can rent a box or suite. Charlie Lisherness fleftJ puts the mail in rented boxes. Delly l"lltc --.. Lff .. .., .. ·"' The post box • lS not federal post efjice :: By •ICRAEL DOUGAN °'_.....,,... ..... Tb~ look a little like any post office, someti witb American naas out front and, in· alde, rows and rows of what appear to be post box- es. Only their bri1btly colored signs -often in re4, white and blue -and tbelr catchy names tell you tbe9e are not federal postal branches. ID fact, tbey are private bualnetsea, one of the latett manlfestatlona of American en- lJ'4pr-.unlaip, and those mall receivinl facilities wiUda an DOt po.t office boxes. In many cases, lM1 are ''IUlt.es. ,, Tbere are 10me 40 to 50 "commercial mail re· eelwa, fadlltiea CCllRFa)," u tbe poeta1 service bu dlelpated tbem, ln Oran1e County, said Rlebard Uawin, owner and operator of The llallba, lTJ-f' R.lYenlde Ave., Newport Beach. Hli -apmed ID 117' -wu tbe ftnt. C...... pay fl'OID '1J to SID a month for tbtlr baal; deDeDdlnl on abe aDd accesalbWty. . .,,._, ... r..u, tM.. arouad since the lMOI, bUt U. praUf...ua. of tllem bu been Just lD tbe lalt r... ,._., .. Uawta ..,. ....... Be aald eutomera raa1• from summer trlNt '•to ..... .._, ..... Md tbeir motivaUOD for paying many times what an official poet box would cost are just as varied. "Having a Newport Beach street address is one of the main reasons why people are in bere," he said. "And we accept United Parcel Se.rvJce (UPS) and UPS CODs." "We hold mail for tbem ii they're traveling. We have a lot of people who travel frequently and for extended lenllba of time. •·And we ba\le a lot of people wbo are llvilll on boats -tbat's another special circumstance." In addition, most CllRFa feature a call·ln service ao customers can learn what mail awaJU them. They will forward mall world-wide. And many offer aide attracUona aueb as copy and stamp machines available 24 boun a day. Many customen are driven to nnt prhate mall box• *•me local poet oftlees llave walUq llata for tbelr boa• •stendiftl lip to u ..-.... noted Charlie Lil~l'Mll, wlw» reemt11 open9CI Tbe Poatbox at_., Blrdl St., Newport leadL "Tbe number·ol poet ba9I baff DOl kept up wltb tbe lllflu of people moYbll eat MN to Calllonda," .be llCllecl. (Newport Beaeb P01taa11ur Robmt ...... said tM ....... walllq time,_ a .-t .me. bu in most branches is two to four we.ta, althou1b "who want to au'9crlbe to tbe Advocate < L six-month waiting lists are not unbeard of.) bomoeaually orieated m .. uine) and don't want Liahemeu said about 70 percmt of Ilia buai· it to come to tbelr boale. •• ness consilts or people who won out of their SWI, he •timatecl "less tbM 5 percent" of hi•· homes. Si.Dee his post box nwnben are liated as cuttomln ban seereta tp bide. "auttea" these business people can stve the lm-· .,........ ..._ •• .,, it....-... Unwtn baa 150'-' presaion that they bave a larae olftce in pres-bona at b11 '*ll•*• _. .. l'w UIUa1lJ 1at aboul tlgioua Newport Beach. :Ml IWed -ia tbe 1uam.n&me I bave a waJUq "It sounds hqpresaive," be said. "N•w,prt Ult." . . Beach hat snob appeal." Wblcb meau \bat a CMRF, if ..ai-loeMed and · J.iaberneu said some ol hit )lox renten are properiJ nm, eaa " a •el'J a.uafHtoQ •··, newcomers to tbe restoa wbo are lookiq for terprlle, ...._, _.. Ahl. TIMf ·...W IMt ltart· 1 homes. .. ""8.,.. nlMiftlf tmd, tllll'e la BO bl...., Others, uid Lisberneu and Unwl•, uae to furc'M' Alld PIM aad • M1e1 tu to com· private post boxes to avoid harutment by sales · pUNte ~ • people. ADii U. prGftl JI tbere. Uawln said be sroaaed And eome buaioelHI deelarlnl baDkrUptey about ..... • Ila •· rent tbelr boxes after loelq u. &eue oa U.11-el· --_.a== 91ara app1_.. la a lt1I flee or atcnfroDL · .laiee fil \J ·--••1•-.. ... J1...-..ad ta-TheD tbere ii wbat Llabernell WW tbe '~ ............. .. ... ~ ........... lorn tblnl." ~ lDTOl,... • nmaatk tl711t ic?M#Mlll'illil'll .. ..,. who doa't want to reeelYe l.u.t In. tMlr..... •IM11 ii .... -.Lt . at bo.. · · · !I ! !!!1 rw.; .. a.ft (we llH• tlUlt>," .... "* I h a .._, " ! if I b.Stoll•ecmtb9tlGltol*"ll'•l9••·"...,.~ ........... .,...,. ........ " ..... Uftla. • , .. ..i-.; .. . • Gf»ur111ei dinner Qeril Muelle r <center> helps Leslie e etrosky (left> and Jane Paulem select ttems for "An Evening of Good Taste'' J.osted by the Irvine Philharmonic Com- Wife will ease Charles' burden . LONDON (AP> -"The older I get, the more alone I become." Prince Charles once said. Although he is heir to the throne in one of the wol!ld's last great monarchies and a royal fortune, th~· 32-year·old prince nevertheless has had a touah job and his life often was solitary because of his unique position. A wife will ease the burden. ... Outwardly he's an "action man," as the poPtJlar British press has dubbed him, a hardy ex- Ro)'al Navy offi cer who plays polo, windsurfs, flies plaaes and helicopters, drives sports cars and is at ease in any company from coalminers to kings . ~Deep down. according to the few wbo know hirtl well. he has inherited through his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, the fundamental diffidence of his"grandfather, the late King G,eorge VI. .. •HE HAS det,rmination, decisiveness, a ready wit.-and an easy ~nner but little of the hard-sk~ned abrasiveness of his father Prince Philip a sister Princess Anne. ...._ His kindness and attentiveness have proven a suiefire winner lo the female heart, as several pall girlfriends can testify, while his trfm 1ood lodls have invited impromptu kisses from many yolhg lovelies during his world travels. :.:At work, Charles "resembles nothing so much as :".a hardened, if harassed, international busi- ne, .... man -which, in a way, is precisely what be is, wrote Anthony Holden in a best-sellinl 1979 biciraphy which was praised for its candor and in- silbt and based largely on interviews with the prtDce. -;:cHARLES' FULL name and array of titles syflbolize the prince's responsibilities. He is Cl'irles Philip Arthur George Windsor. Knight of lbCQ&JUr, Prince of Wales, Earl of Chester, Duke of ~mwall and Rolhesay, Earl of Carrick, Baron R~rew, Lord of the Isles and Great Steward of ~-land. ~Hblden, the Washington correspondent for the Suaday newspaper The Observer, said that C'-irlet, wbo has visited 29 countries lo the last 14 yews. lives on his nerves and "bis guard is never do•n." ~Cut off from all but his family and immediate citl&tle, he is largely immune from the worries of hi• countrymen stM111ling with inflation, mount-in~nemployment and other economic ills. •His present income from the estates of the D.ty of Cornwall is more than 300,000 pounds < ,000) a year. He owns a •t.9 million house set In 1'7 acres of Gloucestershire countryside, he has a arivate suite at Buckln1ham Palace and a vaca-u09 home in the Channel Islands. t : HE STANDS to inherit from bis mother a peponal fortune whose size bu never beea dla- cl•ed but is said to be wortti mllUom oldollara. "" In the modern fashion, Charlea mln1les with c+.ds, 1hakin1 .. ands and cbattlnl on royal toun. But his offielal lifestyle Is crammed with fo al en1a1ements d,termlned by protocol b Int back to th• days of empire ud demandlnt I discretion -U1ht yean NtnovM frOm how t of Britain's otber 58 mtlllon tntiabitants live. I mittee March 14. His Ambrosia restaurant will join other famous dining spots in sup- pl~ ing the gourmet buffet. Call 833-9267 for reservations. Gaeli«! gala Suzy McGehee (left), Kathyrn Nielson and leprechaun friend prepare for pre-St. Patrick's Day luncheon to raise funds for the Florence Crittenton Services of Orange County March 16 at the Balboa Bay Club. The services operate a residential f acllity for teen-age girls and their inf ants. For in- formation telephone 545-7208 or 870-5525. NeeJIRaa/t lu.tory talk The hiatory of needlecraft will be the topic of dlscuasion at the next meeUnt of the LalUJla Beach Panbellenic Aasoclation on March 4. The pr'Oll'am will be1ln at 10:30 a .m . at the Tbree Arch Bay Clubhouse, 5 Bay Drive in South La1una. Slidel will be shown OD the toO-year-old Bayeux Tapestry, which wu made ln France and depicts the story of the Norman Conquest of Ent land. • · All memben of national IOClal IOl"Orities are Invited to attend. For more information call Mn. Ross Miller at 414-JaQ. D.4R .•chedule l~heon The Patience Wri&bt Chapter of tbe Dau1bten of tbe Amertcu RnoluUon in Lquna Beach wW meet Mareb a at nooa in the Capri Room ol tbe Hotel Lasuna, 425 South Coast Hl1bway, La1una Beach. After a IUDCbeaa, two fonilD ucbu&• •tu· dents .....,.., Lquna Baell lll•Sellloal will pve a. lbort talk on their bom• in Canada and New Zealand u well u tlMlr impnulou of life ID the Ualted StaMI. For more information call Gloria Padacb at ..... -....... .. . ~- f wbea I Nttnd trom my Job (after IJ yHn> ID stay home · wttb my ~ I dae't now wbetber tbe cauae ii aaxWJ or tM lack of~ ndeace, but it ..... tbat I caa't to 8Qwben without ......... "at&ack." A llmple trip ID tM lrooel'Y lton mQ N · IUlt ID IQ1 .._.. 1batda1 or mr face ,.atq fiuabed and penplriq profUlely. A Det&bbor may come over to areet me ud I'll be eaJo)'iat ber compuy wbea, all ol a sudden, it bits and I feebmmy seWDI bot ..S my neck turalnc Nd. DIJ bHrt bellM to beat like a tri ad I atart to penpire. I doe't eveo bear m1 friend ia NYIDI-I juat ltaDd there wiab1na I could drop tbroulb the floor. Tbe lrcmlc Wq la that I know I am pretty and IOClally adept. My husband can call and uk me to jCl6D blpi and aome of bil bualnea as- IOeiat.a for dl.DMr, ad I OU ... the ... cbatlDIDI womu at the table. No one ..ad 1111pec!J l ~1 fall apart tomarrow moral8I wben I'm plek1DI up my cl.-at tbe cieuen. I'd 1lve ...,uatq lf I never blaabed a1a1a. Tbuls p for Jo.Ir Ume. -SCARLET DllO ICAU.ST: Pear el -.1.-1a1 la caw., ............ I&_.. .. If ....... . ••nte,._,.......~...._ ........... , .......... ,...,_a ce• ..... deft .... Y• •aJ laawe a.dte•kal lmbalaace 8laat ii enaU., ..._men-..... aa4r.'llfw,.....a&lla. f ............. , ...... :F=: ........ . see a •1111 er a ... •Sflen every alpea ~ear Ufe":: caw 1• te ltave aulety au.cu, Me•-II ...... u If W1ilwtaat•11ta ...... 1. Leo: Finish special task HOROSCOPE SATUaDAY, FU. II . 8y8YDNEYOllAaa · AQUAlllV8 <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Family member A&P""' u b A · aids In locaUn1 needed material. What had been ob- r.o <-arc 21· pnl l9): Communicate scured or hidden comes into clear view. Taurus, needs to one in poettion of authority. Focus on ambi-tion, accomplilbment, career, special recolJliUon. Libra, SCorpio natives figure prominently. Hospital Be ready for cbaqe of scene, a variety ohematiom visit could be on a1enda. Be ready to deal with d ml bureaucrat. • ::CSU:.-· ~ DI travel. Revise buic pro-PISCES: <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Wish is fulfilled in TAU&US <Af!!l unusual manner. Check behind.scene -secret in-20-llay 20): Lon1-ran1e pro-formation will be made available. Aura of romance aram comes into OC\¥-Family member talks about ·travel and poutble cbanie of residence. Libra, dominates personal scenario. Fulfillment is climax Scorpio ud another Tau.ru.a fipre prominently. Ac-of search. Cancer. Scorpio and another Pisces figure cent on lep1 ~airs. publllbina and overcomin1 .--p_r_o_m_inen __ u_Y_· -----.----------- lan1uqe,cliltaDce barrien. ~ 'R .. GBlllNI <May 21-June 20>: Someone wants RUFFELL'S _..--iJmzirs .,1',, aometbiq for notbin1 -you could be prime target. . CUSTOM FRAMINO 1 lnll1t an collateral. Places, Vlr10 persona figure in UPHOLSTERY · Specializing in unuaual aeene. Financial scheme la offered -don't WIMw '• w_. SHADOW BO)(ES jumpatbalt.Meua1ewtllbeclarlfied. ........ 1803 Newport Blvd. CANCE& <June 21-July 22): Obtain hint from t uz ...,_••ct. C I! Gemini meuqe. Become tborouahlY familiar with I~· ~c~..t~·~ .... ~-~ .. ~-~l~4l-~l~1S~•~~~~~~~~~~~~6;~1 le,al rilbta. permlaaiom. Older individual is willin1 t; to end benefit of ex~rience. Spar for delay; time Is onyourslde. PlaywaJ\ing1ame. LID (July ZS.Aus. 22): Concentrate on basic is- .sues. Special ~k will be completed. Avoid bein1 overly acireu1ve. You receive accolade from co- worker. Aries, Libra persona figure prominently. In· dividual wbo took you for uanted bas change of heart. Vl&GO <Au1. 23-Sept. 22>: Creative spark becomes conflagration. Adhere to your own style. Accent on love, specula~on, swift cban1es and in· tensified relationship. Leo, Aries, Sa1lttarius personsplayimportantroles. Youwlnbi1gamble. LIB&A <Sept. 23-Nov . 21): Dig deep for informa- tion. Reject superficial indication. Focus on home, security, completion of transaction. You will locate missing item. Cancer, Capncorn persona ft1ure in scenario. Moderate pace aids in achievin1 objective. FREE s .... Felt. 21-S... W.. I ICM...- 494-8086 JOS H. Co•t Hwy .. L.apMI leecll Complimentary Champagne Served SCO&PIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Ride with tide by diversifying; scenario features numerous calls, messages, possible visits from relatives. Gemini, Sagittarius natives figure prominently. One who "lectures you" does have your best interests al~=========~=========~ heart, especially where diet ls concerned. SAGl'ITA&IVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: By paying at- tention to small print, you learn bow to increase in- come. Revise, review, rewrite and rebuild with aim of establWlin1 solid base ol operations. Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio persons play key roles. Collect data. CAP&ICO&N (Dec. 22-Jan.19): Time is ripe for important change. Follow instincts. Perceive motives. Find reuons for recent happenin1a. Focus on appearance, colors, special appeals. You'll be at right.place at crucial moment. Ideas click. You're the victor! Po8t box. • • <C.llHed frem Pa1e at> ed, which he said takes about $10.000 in capital in- vestment. AIDOlll tboee aided by Unwin is Lisherness, who moved to Oran1e County Jut year after retii'· lnl from a career as a manufacturer's ~present­ atlve in ClncinnaU, Ohio. "I wanted to set a business that had the op- portunity for an absentee ownership some times," said Uabemesa, wbo admits a fondnesa for after- noons on tbe linb. Unwin streued that location la critical. His is directly behind a poet office. Lisherness' business is near the John Wayne Airport. "But tJ\ere are two others at the airport that aren't ~well at all," he said. "They're 50 yards apart on the other side ol the freeway." Unwin said another CllRF owner bas offerid to sell bis outlet for "'5,800 or a good bicycle." And the field, he claimed, "is definitely saturated. It ha.a been for the last year. Tbere are over 20 of these thin11 in San Diego and they're just eating each other alive down there." COPES ••• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE MUNICl .. AL COURT NOTICE O .. INTENOEO TRANSFER WEST OltANOE COUNTY UNOER HCTIOMS J•7J AND 24174 JUOICIM. DISTRICT CALll'OllNIA llUSINESS AND tm IJUI Mrwl "ll<WEUJONS COOE ......_..,,CA-Heme of II~. Iii• Soclal S.Curll1 PLAINTIFF. M. C. OTIS. M> In· number. -~of tl<enMd pre· dl•ldu•I, doing~~· ur~u lhe l k · mhe•, lnclucll"9 Zip C-: Pierre llllou• busi~• Nm• of SEA EN· eer'lottno, -~toflno. UJO Harbor VIRONMEHT APARTMENTS 81•d .• C..U. MMe, Calltomla. DEFEND~NT: WILLARD T Name, Social Security-·· - MEYERS. M tncll•idvat, MAR IAN aodre•• of 1n1..-tr.,s-. lnclud· MEYERS, an tndlvlduat; DOES 1 i1>9 Zip Code: Francisco J. Soto, Ser9lo 01rou91> 10, lncl~lw Corr•• Rodrl.,.z. o&J7• LH FIO•H Ml~S Ave , Y-Linda, Callfornla. CASE NUMIER: ,_ Kind ol llUnH 1nlend•d to D• NOTIUI Y• ...... .._ -· T1le traflSferred· RHail Pack-OH·S.le <"'1 llMY ............. Y• wt-General Loconsa •11~1'2t. Y-...._ -• -. ,.. ,_.,. Tola l consiOtrallon lo be paid lor the wlllll• • MYL R ..... 1111_._ Du•lneu and ttcenw Is 1270,000.00 •-· CHll lo be dftloliled in ttcr- AVllOI -... 9* ·--·-· . US.000.00 El en._., _.. ~'* c.lr• Uf. Demand noee for .,,. balance of ca.II IM..,._._• - -Uf. ,._... to be ,,_..,eel In ncr-N ......... JO .... l..N .. ....__ 1100,000.00 ci.. -...... Demand nol• tor Ille •mounl ol ti you .it11 • _. llw ....,Ice of an lnv-y nol lo u c-Ille sum of -.... , In INS ,_, ... --IO do us.000.00 so pro"'PllY so lllal your wrilten NOi• -T,.,.I 0.... In favor of -,._.,11-,,...yllelilldClftllme. olllles.lter Si Ulllll -Mlll<llar el COftMJO a $110,000,ot' "" ...__ .., Hie a.-to, dellerla TOCal U7t,OOO.OCI ltll<erto ,,.,,..,ll•l•m•nle, ff HI• TN place -· IN c~alleft ...._., w •-la escr11-. Ii ,. • ., tor 111e tr.....,. et IN_.,,... -tN ••-• . ....,.Mr r ... •r-• liempo. 11<..,M or tic-ts lo 'lie INlcl 11 I . TO THE DE~ENOANT: A civil WESTERN MUTUAL EScROW 1•1 com111a1n1 llH ea,... filed DJ IN Plai,.. Soul" von. Slnet, Suite 1t1, Tustin. UH -INI ""· If !'OU wlSll to -Coll~nla fHilD on or ~ MM<I\ 17 11111 laWMlt. '°" ..-1. wftlllfl • •n '"'· aftff lllls -Is _...,..,""· TllO--...---<--•· Ille wllll 11111 ~I A -llten ·--llofl for tlw lr-fef of tM DutlMH 10 tlle ~"'· un1 .. s '°" do so, _ ,,.. 1~ or 11ce-111o 11e pold your defAUll will lie .,,..,., ., • afler llw o.an-• of Atcoflotlc plk.Clofl of .. plalnlltf, -""' (.OUrl .......... c.Mrel ---.... "'8'f enter a~ .... Ml -W ~tr ....... IN relief__.. In..,.,..,.....,,., N-.,. .-ir.u ol IN esc:r- #111<11 could •HUii lfl ..,.nl.,,.._I of ,....,: wa991. l•lflo of molWY or pr-rt'f or WllT8Rlt MUTUAL ISCROW olllor relief req11nlM In lllO ,.,.. 191 s. v..-St. ..,... 111 plain!. T-, Ca.,,.. DA TEO:_,,,..., n. t•. A•:.......,._, II•• Rk !lwd J. wao, ,....,,.. e.t•IM Cteni AnM lffttllflo ly: Yol-Plon<e. Tr...-... °'9MIY ...... .._.. llCNW LAW0 .. "9CUOP 1 .. s.Y..-a. .... tt1 McLIAN I l"-Tl&4 ~ca. t1111 IJl'1 "--·.......... Pulll .... Or-. C-t Dally ....... ..... 1• ~-. J1. 1"1 -·'" (c-llHed from Pa1e Bt) ~~=~c;"''* PUllUC NOTICE Later COPES workers found stana of Pvblt.,.. 0r-. ~· Oo11y .. , ... ---hild .... _ of th bildr A ll Feo. 27, MM.•. u. ,., ••1 1~1 ., _______ _ sus~~ c a.,_e on one e c en. ca .. 1CTtnou11u11 .. 1u to the Child Abuse Registry showed four similar ..,.... tTAHMllNT reports bad been recorded. PUBUC NOTICE ,,.!_ ..... ~ .....-is ....,. bUtl· From her work with abusive parents Ms. c u sr o M c A e 1 N 1 T s 1 v l l PICTIT10Ul8Ult•llS GEORGE, N OcMn Ave., '--· Hermanns believes that most don't want to ne1 ec MMM ITATaMHT -·-- or abuse their children. , Tll• lolNwiftl ,.._ ... ,.,,.. ·-~~!':9-~ .. P" s .. man 11u2 When parents call COPES they are told to -i;eJ;~ LINE 1NvESTMdn. A••-. iw.1on v1e1o. c... ""2 brin1 their children in if they believe the stress ::c:•~.::;,::.10 •10• ~ oi!:::!.~ is<-•• llY .. 1,.. they're under could eventually lead to cbUd abuse Rick e,.n. lflC., • CellfWfll• t•· Tiiis =::~n iuec1 •1111 111• or ne•1ect. ..,., ..... _, •rdl Slrwt, llM. 4tOI Couflly Clerk ol Otaft91 C-ly °" .. th " ald -.....llMttl.Cel...,"'°'*' I "Every parent alive bu felt at stress. s T"1' IUllMM lsc..-.c..,"' acer· ,..,....,., ~ '"'· Ma. Hermanns. "And every parent alive has .., ..... ,.,a~ .. lflC Pu1111"*' 0r.,... eoast Da1~1~~ directed that stress toward· a child." Rkk ,,...., · !••· 21, MM.•. u. 20. "" 1000•• COPES la located at _, W · Third Street, ........,. PUBLIC NOTICE all m -1 Tl\ls ......_. -fllaf .... -Tustin. For more information c ._ . c-•• ci.t1 ., 0r..,.. c-ty M 1-------- \ F..,_., 11, 1"1. PICT1T10Ul11U11••1& LAtwOM.-• ...... ITAT .... •T Special apeaken aroilable ::.-:..•=. -~~ --" .......... llartpoaa Women'• Center ta provtclln1 a :=-=....,,.;... ••STA OCNTAL ""'me ..... ...,.. ..... CA.... :, Slnlt. cwee MIU, catlfwftla speaker for commwaity INUJl8· .. 1.,,. .,1111 wt"'-~ .. ,. ... '" w. The center, wbleb belpe women wWl aleolaol-......... 0r .... c....oa11,~11t. .. ,.. ~-.~ ... , related problems, olfen tile Mnlee free el ellarl•· ,.. •.ii. .... " •a."" l1M1 TMa ·....._ 1e ___... .. • .... Carol Headenon, Maripoea community educat.ioD •----------....... K ... w. °'""" coordinator, will pneent a pl'Oll'am OD alcoboliam PUBUC NOTICE Tiii• ........... -n1111 ...... and its effects OD WODaeD and tMir famW•. 1--------C-ty a.rl tf Or .... CMlfltf 9fl For more informat.ioD, call the center, located PICT1Tt.,. ..,..••• '~., ""· .., •• .... ITA~ ......_,Or-. C.... Delly......_ ln the cttY of Orance, at 5'7..... ~-~ ~ '" ,..... ., ... ,.,.,,,,.,." u,"" .,.., auoo·s QUALITY •L•C· P·--L-ll • 1..-~ • T•ICAI.. t .. s.Mt CNI. IAelfM . unne en&c 1 ... ,,,.,.rauer --:.=:-.:.,1119• '"'·· • Members of the ' ·--· Beaeb Panbelleaic ceu,.,..... _,.,. .. ..,.. ,,. SeM• --.-Cnia, L...-a.c-.~_,, aororltY UIOdat.ioD will iDMf' April 1 la a fwld. n1t ........ __.. _, • '"' ralaer tor tbe Amerieaa Pleld S.wlee. .., .. -. ....., • 1 ..... The lJ:~ .. AprU l'bll'I DQ"' PlrQ will .... .,_ be held at World O'lbli All Ho. I. ud Tiiie = -,... .... Lapaa IDlll mem..,. an ........ In tile ,utJ a.tt ~ -......, ~ • plaa. . .......,..... ,... l'or ....,.8tklal, call lln. WWlam Bird at ........ ._..ci.1...,""" ...... ................ ... . -.. -- ,. • \ Find Your Inner P.Ower to Chli•le 'l'lllngs Ceme t~ t•e •ext F.-.... Delll088tratlw at the Fa .. •• Yoga Ceater ., Callfonda 445· F.st ~Z!! T!!!ct~rv~tst..'2.8•ta Mesa M••••Y ....... M•re• 2 aa T• ...-. _. Tm!1••)' .......... ~I •• IW .... "01' DON'T HA Vt: TO TRA Vt:I, RAl~F WA" ROIJND THt: WORl.D TO FIND A 1"ANTt:R Of' 1"t:DITATION AND HIGHt:R A 1" A RENf' .. 4i.'i. THt:Rt:'S ONt: Ht:Rt: IN OR.i\NGt: COUNT". The Yoga Center offers you something particularly special. something incomparable. You'll be taught the Yoga of meditation and higher awareness by a living master of yoga. There are very few masters in the world today. Sri Sri Ramakrishna Ananda Avadhuta is internationally known as a master of yoga, metaphysics, and mysticism. He is one of the very few Western-born Gurus in the world. People enjoy being In his company and studying with him because he is practical. unpretentious, humorous. and is concerned about people. He's widely considered to be "a great teacher" who transmits Shaldi (enlightening cons~sness). as well as marvelous concepts and techniques. Students find it easy to apply "Anandaji's" Life-Realization teachings in their lives -very effectively. Our Students ha, ... found ••• "Everything works better. I sleep well for the first time ever. Much more emotional control (for me thia is a big deal)!" -Kl, Hawaii "I can relate to my patients at work, understand them and give them more to help them get well. I am more in tune with my body in sports. work and at rest." -Tim Daley, Physiotherapist "I come to the Tuesday night class feeling down and leave feeling good. Tuesday always comes just in time. Every week I team something new, actually. J\.et being around Ramakrishna Ananda makes me happy." -Dawn Joy M11rlrs. waitress "No more bleeding ulcers. I can cope with the stress of the business world. There is NOTHING I've wanted or asked for that I have not received!" -Sandra Watt. owner. large business "My life NOW makes sense to me. The old cobwebs, the duet and the clutter (within) are rapldly being cleared sway thanks to yoga and associations. I've got NEW eyes!" -Streams PeterluJ. contractor "Living more consciously -Instead of unconsciously! I feet more alive! More energy and alertness. Relaxed! I feet acceptance and empathy with my fellow human beings. Ramakrishna Ananda Is a truly Great inspiration in my life because he has proven to me that one does not have to be a recluse in order to be enlightened. I have always wanted to meet someone like Ramakrishna Ananda and my prayers have been answered." -Sharon MacGum. office manager "Almost totally free from any illness. Ability to function efficiently and ima9,inatively in a high pressure position in the computer Industry.' -Ross Stoutenborough, applications programming engineer "A cessation of tension/migraine headaches. I no longer feel physically exhausted from work. Happy and calm during my workday and in my relationships. Ramakrishna Anandaji is the most inspiring teacher I have-ever had or hope to have:· -Elaine Schoettlin, legal secretary Vl11U -r 1t~lal lteek 11taer. «»-•• ,._ are. W ••'II eaJe)' ,--... iL HOW TO Gt:T NT ARTt:D't It's easy. Come to our Free Demonstration Monday night at 7:30 PM. tt you enjoy yourself and like what you hear. make a 115 depcslt and enroll In the Tuesday or Wednesday night class. We haw some openings in eech cllM. Tuition Is still under $40 per month. and you get two cl-each night that you come. We esk that you attend one night a Met! for three months to give younlelf and yoga a chance to get nicety acaualnted. There are yoga centers wtlere the cost is S35 an hour. P~le really appreciate our tuition · and often tell us the benefits they gain are prlceleu. If you're.unable to come to the night clauea. we hawt a wonderful morning class. The Free Demonstration Is 10 AM Tueaday morning. and classes are held every Wednesday morning. While Ramakrishna Ananda does not teach the "'ornlng classes. Sri and Prakashana have years of dedication and ability to share with those who prefer a day class. If you wish to join us and are unable to attend our Demonstration. simply send in your $15 deposit to reserve a place In the Tuesday or Wednesday night class -or Wednesday morning If you prefer. Also Include your phone number so that we can tell you about the special Of'lentation night. 1.lf'f'..-t:NRICHING Nl!Rlt'.fTS '1011 WU.I. l.~ARN AT \'fN•A CENTt:R ENRICH "OUR LIFE! • How to redirect the restless mind into a state of clarity and creativity • The wonderful So-Ham and Chinmoy mantrams • How to discover your Superconsclous Self • Unleashing your inner power and wisdom • Let your Superconscious Self improve the world around you • Determining your own nature and developing your personal way of meditation • How to control the three main qualities of life • Understanding and utilizing the law of cause and effect (karma) for a better life • Your aura -the wonderful energy that surrounds you • Attuning with the universal sound • Dynamic willpower • How to know where you're coming from and where you're going everytlme you meditate -the signs along the way • How to transform anger, teiir and anxiety Into positive states of awareness • How creative visualization can dynamically benefit every qrea of your life • The seven levels of co~ • MUCH MORE FEEL GaEAT ••• VITALITW, ~•EING You'll also learn the science of health and vitality-Ha.the Yoga - which tones and trims the body; vitalizes the heart, lungs. brain. circulatory system, slows dow~lng process, and enables you to discover and maintain a ul aenae of well-being. You won't have to stand on your head or sit In the crosslegged lotus pose either. You will go at your own rate w ith no strain, in a very enjoyable manner. The ~atha Yoga ctuaes ar~ taught by Tar~. Madhava and their assistants. some of the finest teachers m California. Discover the wonderful world of special books at our Answer Bookstore. Over forty fields of inquiry: Health, Self-Help. Positive Thought, Metaphysics, Children's Books, Nutrition, and many more. Heart-warming gifts too. Also, beautiful self-help tapes by Anandaji: "How to Relax," "You Can Chooee Your State of Mind," "Meditation Experiences," "A Good Nlgh1'1 Sleep," etc. Open 10-4 Monday through Friday, Saturday 12-5. Next dOor to Yoga Center. COME TO THE NEXT FREE DEMONSTARTION AT THE FAMOU.S YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA! Monday night, Marela 2 at 7:30 p.na., or Tuesday morning, Mare• 3 at 18s08 •·•· 445 Ea.& 17&• Street, C.•&a Me•• (Between Tuattn and Irvin• StrHtl) (714) ••• ·-~ Come as you are. You'll enjoy yourself. Don't put off~,. benefits any longer! FOR Pt:OPl.t: OF Al.I. PATHN Sometimes people ask if yoga is a religion. No. we haw people of all faiths and walks of life practicing side by side at Yoga Center. We've taught nuns, ministers. priests, agnostics. All say they haw been benefited In their 1pirtua1· life through our teachings. Yoga helps people physlcalty, mentally and spiritually and particularly emphasizes the importance of every person realizing his/her own individual path. Ram.kriahna Ananda Internationally reepected Guru and Muter of Yoga. Metaphysics and Mysticism MADHAVA TARA SRI \ ,,. !> ~Q ... ,., .. '· ,, I ' er.,. Oollt DAI. y "°'"'*'· ,...,..., "· 1111 1 Tiii r~•ILl' c1ac111 by BU Ktant "I like the imide of on orange, but not the crust." M..\RMl..\Dl'KE by Brad Anderson v-JI ~ "I thought I heard a muffled cry for help coming from somewhere!" 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Hank Ketchum by Harold Le Ooux MEt>.NWHILE l'l.l. LEAVE THE CAR HERE AND 0Ei A CAB TO THE 0US ~TATION.' ~~,..,.,,.rf'f.fml ,,.., by Mell Lazarius lt-J 01.A~ OPINION , IT W.A~ Dt.AE TO A ~HOCK/NGL..Y W.AS"fEF'LAL .ANO ~~L~ ~LMNOertNG Cf: ,.,MC AND ENE&ZY, WMICl-4 1$ 1.E.AOING OUi:t COIANT'~Y ~WN T'H£ R'OAD TO D/~ASTetc.' l="UllT'H&~MOtee, we ... 1 2 a • 14 PUNlrll -FAMIL4 LIVING C.OUR5E. - ~£ 'Tt:RM 'D.TE:NDE.D FAMIL.4.REFE~S 10 ... DB~••LE Oil.SMOCK I SOME f'E()f'lE MA~ II A WAt( OF 5A't'IN6 'nMS WAT IMMEMalf' A66AA'VATE 't'OO ... ~'8e'SNO XNX IN 80TM OF US 6ETTIN6 WET! 11 by Jeff MacNelly i l I; j~ t u by Ernie Bushmiller ---A HUNDRED AND ONE ···A HUNDRED AND TWO-- (A) A FAN\h. .. 4 WHEl<E MOR.£ THMl ~ GE.NE.RAT1oN t.JVE.s U~DEF!. fHE ~ME ROOF ! ~·-s 9'£1il 1"1 1'11£ l(t'f,Mt:M ~oil ~R~! 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Sony, our normal free delivery isn't available on this offer. 12 Speclalty raniltare eaten under one roof • Sectional Center • Traditional Gallery • Bedroom Center • Leather Gallery • Sleeper Center • Deak Center • Family Room Center • COntemporary Center r ~ -,_ W ...:. ~ Plctmed are actaal •fflnl• In oar newly remodeled ahow1oom. • 1~ I ,....... -[3 l I .. ,. i: •' BRANO NEW J981 DATSUN 210 O•lu•I MOd•I ~ ~i.. .. •• 1 h 1n5m••,•nf' Lt 'ort'tt Bumoer Sp0•1 '"10.» Sf\OfU>eo untte•coa1 ff\efmoou•rd S.f u no S•oc;~ •21' BRAND NEW 8 1 DATSU N 31 ·-~":'.·t:r. $5383 $7777 ALL TRUCKS SALE P ICED -1981 -4-.x -.. ··~~­ PICK-UPS I 1981 SERVICE BODY TRUCKS ' 1910 20 FOOT M•1· HOMES J 1.91.1.:1 & 10 Foot. ·~ I SiAKE BEDS ' 1981 P.U. & Shell Conwerslon 1981 20 FOOT MINI HOMES 11ALL THISI UNITS IH STOCK" Ir IEADY. FOi IMMIDIATI DIUVllY! 73 V.W. 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Michael Crist.ofer's play about three terminal patients living out their last days in hospital cottages earned him national recognition in his first attempt as a plavwri!lht. GEM THEATER director Thomas Bradac admits that he 's taJdn1 a chance in staging a play about death. "There are certain plays that people should have a right to see or not to see and I think that this is one of them," he said. "Everyone knows someone who has had cancer. Reac· lion will be varied. Some people will not want to deal with It and others will find great relief.'' CArrllELL Ul CAST as Joe, lbe middJe aged blue-coUar wor ker whoee wife Maggie, played by Miss Crossen, refuses to acknowledge his illness or even step inside the cozy cot- ta1e. Tony Sass portrays their son Steve, who is unaware ol his father's condition. Gary Bell is Brian, the flamboyant writer of dubious talent who decides to spend bta lut few days doin1 every- thiq that be f alled to do so far in Ufe. (See SHADOW BOX, Pace C.'7) PERFORMING AT TWO PIANOS SATURDAY IN SANTA ANA K .... •nd M•rlell• L•beque eppeartng with Phllh•rmonlc Sisters solo Mehta, pianists to appear Maestro Zubln If ehta wUJ make his second Oran1e County appeannce ol tbe season wile be retlnaa to tbe podium to conchact tbe Loa Aalel• Pbilbarmonlc ~beatra at I : ao p.m. Saturday in the SantaAaaff1cbSehool Auclitortum, 530 W. W,tnutAn. Tbe aold·out concert, part of tbe Orance County Pbilbarmoalc Society's current aumerilldon aerin, will feature tbe Labeque lilten -Kaua and Marielle -on two pianos. Tbe Prolr•m c:boHn b7 Mebta includes Mourt'• "Sym- plMmy No. 25 in G Ill.nor," 8artot'1 "ec.e.rto for Two Planoe and P9m1Mion" and Tcbalkonk1'a "S1m,.._, No. '·" A few ebclAee ••ti are ltill Hallable tor U.. Mareb 21 eon· eert ...... lbmal·WbllD anma. tM Dldllaal'ID08le'• auoclate C!OHuetm wtD leid tbe orcblltra..._~ llartba Alw•ricb, ftery Brulll• pl..iat and Aleunder u .. er, violin sOlaUt will be feat.... · 11,_..Wbun CbllDI la NPladnl Car\O Ilaria Otllllal, tbe IM'N llllllie'• milic dlnltar, far WI .. eert. 0. to U. ...._ ..... of Illa wile' M11 UV Ohllllll Ml ~ all ldl r1111s1 ?1wllla&More tra..Wla?e.l.a,. ,..,.al __ ..... 0c ... -. 1111 illdva:ld la &M ,.,,_ o1 ..... U-..., eoatMt .... =~ 11:.lNl ... -UJ,~--~,._ . . ~ ~ Flirtations, such as those between Melissa Tos h and Kit Wilson, above, fi ll "The Merry Widow" being present- ed by the Fullerton Civic Light Opera Company at Plum- m~r Auditorium, Lemon and Chapman streets , Fullerton. SET AT THE TURN OF the century in romantic Paris , Franz Lebar's lilting score recreates the waltz era with numbers like "Vitia" and "Love Unspoken" (better known as "The Merry Widow Waltz") and the rousing can· can, "Eh, Voila Les Belles Grisettes." The courtly comedy involves a baron's attempts to ar- ra11ge a marriage between the wealthy widow Anna Glawari (Su Harmon) and Count Danilo (Jim Rule) to keep Anna's millions in the near-bankrupt country of Petrovenia. JAN DUNCAN, BENTON MINOR, Judy Lawrence and Hank Alviani are direct.or, musical conductor, choreo- grapher and vocal director for the cast that includes Orange Coast' residents Linda Knowles of Irvine and Dee Fowler of Costa Mesa. Performances are scheduled for 8:30 p.m . Fridays and Saturdays and 2:30 p.m . Sundays plus l :IO p.m. Tbunday. Tbe show closes March 8. Reservations for tickets, from $4.50 to $8.50, may be made at the FCLO ticket office, 218 W. Commonwealth Ave., or by phoning 879-1732. • Joseph Arnold and Linda Marie Emond, above, l'\ID through some of the witty dialogue from "Blithe Spirit," cons idered by many to be one of Noel Coward's cleverest comedies. CABARET REPERTORY THEATER, whlcb presented the improbable farce as its first production iD 1975, is offering it again in CTR's new home, tbe Sl• million Brea Civic Cultural Center, 1 Civic Center Clrelic, with Dr. Alvin Keller repeating as direct.or. • Hilarious complications arise when a auccuaful m ystery writer i.nvites an ir-l'epresslble aplrtuall•~Jo dinner with the intention of gathering back1ro-d information for his latest novel from an after-dbmer s eance . Unwittingly, however , d•ffy Ma•ame Areati conjures up a gbos\ or the writer's fint wife, creaUaa a r ather uncomfortable menage-a-trois with. ~e bero'• second wife. . PERFORMANCES Tll&OUGH March 15 will be pre-ceded by a buffet of meats, light salads, wine or cider, served one hour prior to curtain. Admission is $9. Showtimes a re 8 : 30 p. m . Wednesda ys throu1,h Saturdays and 7:30 Swadays. Saturday performances .. sold out. Umited tickets for other days may be purchaaed -by contacting the CRT box office at 8'79-tM5. It's open from 4 to 8 :30 p.m. weekdays or noon to 8 :30 p.m. Saturdays. ' . Ready for rmme of your life? Mwnmemc~ offers silem. treatments Three Swiss performers will present their magic called mime for full-time and part-time children at2 and 8 p.m. Sunday in the Orange Coa s t College Auditorium. But if you only think of Marce l Marceau when you hear of mime, think again. WHERE MARCEAU lives behind a white face, Mark Olsen, Mark Thompson and Claudia Weiss transform themselves into a m e nage r ie : a bounci ng "j e ll y fi s h ," a r o lling ·•caterpillar ,'' an inching "worm" or a hungry, green "clam." The trio's title -"Mum- menschanz" -is derived from the words "mummery," the medieval tradition of performen dis guised by mas ks and "scttanz," which apparently mel'na chance. But tbelr two-hour show defies description. It 11 for kicll, dan- cers, aculptora, adults and those who enjoytbe Man Brothen. "To call llummenacbam a mime abow la to call the Mona Llaa a nice sketch," wrote Stuart Bytofaky, drama critic for t.be Philadelphia Dally News. un 18 INV•NTIVE, acrobatic, unique, latellectual, but warml1 human -and darned bard to perform. I'll auarantee it will make you laqb. lt'a candy fortbe mlnd." New York Tim• drama attic cuve BarD11 prmHd tbe a· preui ........ "asreat..-.., hr tbe theater, that la fuaDJ, toucbln1, accurate and pro-· , ....... Admlalkmja 110. Tbe tint Mt ...... fram -amo..,._ b., tUoaO tM ....... """ ... to ... ..a.ti a u~., ... ..._, .. u.. baw• a ... .................... ..... -.................. &M •••• *° ,._ ....... ... dleeee. A more wbimatcal aeeond aet • concerns nlatiomblps between "peopae." Tbe tbrMHm• U · aume ,._allU• delplte l1ICb outludllla vlaq• u 1aateb pach and toilet paper l'G2ll tor facn. Bow dael a WJet.paper l*'IOD talk? By warolltq bla ...... . .__-. ......_,. ......... frown?.,== ilaeetat1-.r1111-. " It &-.. Ollla, na.,._ _. Ila. Wlillaboultw9ad•Mlf lloarl to .. ,..., lw ...... 1'Mir5 ......... trta-... f'J -~' .. i MH P= ti ITAaa1• 1n Nell .. ....., • .__ *"' ............ ,........ rilllll. ~tr"-·'' ......... yet Le Mlt' .. etvfc n..tw , .. ~Mir-. eaw. Tktllh.,.. p .iJuo tu.• tor IM 1 •• "'. C'Ul1alft. llMOWS '~lllCMHHA IUITa" t1 betne f:H•I•• •I....._. 8M latJnlay tn the ... u. ""-• •• Or~ CoMt C.U... IJll1 IJ.Wvlew ...... CoMa MMe. Adlwlillillt II ta. Jim ~directs the c......tw IMotv ... 9UHtl'""" New Vortt, ...... ,=" o.k ... and London at .... .. veny Ill Hot91 , portreyed ~Diena Wte... Mwk Oeukes, Xen Mertln, Jae· 41UtliM Qoy, Lesli C. Becker, Steve Benton MdK-.rtMP9rry. Pa•PO•ftAllC•I OP "TA•TUl'P•/' Moliere's 17'1\ century setlre on reltelous "YPoCrlsy, will st.rt et I ton""t end S.tur-dey In tM Fine Arts Little ThN•r. HH161 •t UC I nine. Tickets ere $3. Director Kevin Cerr hm ctmen • verse trensletton to metch the stylli.lsets by John Berry for tM Drema Wortlshop production. THE ST•UGOL• Oil SHYLOCK, who Is vlc· tlmlnd by the lndlvnltles of Venetlen preJ- -..cllceMcta,,gotry, Is thebeslsof ShekHPNre's sensitive end powerful drema, "The Merchant of Venice," on the Malnst.ge et South Co.st Repertory The•ter, 655 Town Center Drive, Coste Mesa from TUHCNy through AP,11 5. Curteln times ere I p.m . Tuesct.ys through Sund•ys •nd 2:30 Seturdays and Sund•ys; tickets are $10 to $12. YEA•NING AND IJUTILITY mark Chekhov's "TM SHgutt" to be presented by the UC lnlne Faculty Workshop directed by Brewster Mason,' member of the Royal • ShHespHre Com"ny. Admission Is $3 to the performances starting et I p.m. March S-7 In the Fine Arts Concert 'Hall. I t I I f j I "WITNESS l'OR THE PRQSECUTION," one of Agatha Christie's most suspenseful whodunits, unfolds In Cal State Fullerton's Llttle Theater, at 8 tonight and Saturday and 5 p.m. Sunday, repeating March 5-8. Tickets are $3.50 at the campus Performing Arts Center box office, 773-3371 . The courtroom drama Involves the twisted story of a young man charged with the murder of a mlddle- aged woman who had willed him a fortune. A MONTAGE OF MUSICAL MOODS will fill the Long Beach Terrace Theater on Thurs· day during the "Fred Waring Show - Farewell Tour." America's singing master will lead his 30 Young Pennsylvanians through patriotic, Inspirational and Broadway favorites, starting at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $6 to $9 at the box office, 300 E. Ocean Blvd. RONALD LEONARD, PRINCIPAL cellist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, will be featured when the New York String Quartet presents Schubert's "Quintet In C Major, Op. 163" during Its program at 8 tonight in the 'Fine Arts VIiiage Theater at UC Irvine. Tickets are $6. UMIVBSlTY OF CALIPOIMA. . llVN COMMITTll POI AITS pr1Mal1 WOUIHG I S•Die410 lap:tm y c ..... , . Tues .. March 10 -8pm -Village Theatre. A musical celebrating the uncelebrated worker in searc h of meaning and money. Gen. $5, Other Students $4. UCI Stud. $3 MOOH FOi THE MISIEGOTTEM by Eugene O'Neill. The Old Globe Theatre, Sat .. Mar. 14 -8pm Sun .. Mar. 15 - 2:30pm -Village Theatre. Gen. $6. Other . Student $5, UCI Stud. $4 Tick.eta available at the ASUCt Box Office. Mon.· Fri. from 9:30am to 4pm For Info , call Committee fOf' Arts at 833-6378. Men and Women: New Rules -New Roles "The Changing Roles of Men and Women in Society" 11.11.AllTH JAMIW A Y Author of W-Tllllr M = .... .._., W.t& ........... and .................... _ •= s n a 11w ad_,, Mwcll I, I ti I , 7:30,... f 1 IO Ml•c .. Sc.._.. Lectwe tWI. UCI Adml .. lon S1 at the door. coeponeor9d by Stuctent Attal,. Lec:turu and the W..'a l'rogr.m Bollrd. ....... 11-: IJl-1111 . ' DOROTHY AND 000 fROll 'THI WIZ' MM'tlne Olr•uH at.,. 8t LOftl .._,. CHORAL AND INST•UMENTAL WORKS will be presented during the 1o.day Los Angeles Bach Festlval, starting tonight et the First CongregatlOf)•I Church, 540 S. Commonwealth Ave. The events,.led by RI chard Raub, music professor et Orange Coast College, wlll start with an organ re· cltal by Robert Anderson and eftd.wlth tM "Mass In B Minor" on March I . For ticket information, phone (213) 315-1341. TELEVISION AND FILM personality William Shatner wlll narrete Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Portrait" when the Glen-dale Symphony performs at 8:30 tonight In the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion at the Los Angeles Music Center. Carmen Dragon will direct the orchestra and a 200-volce chorus in an American musical tribute. Tickets at the box office. A FREE CONCERT OF WORKS Inspired by creatures whose twitter or flutter suggests the flute -blac kbirds and butterflles- wi 11 be presented by flautist Marianne Whlt- myer and pianist Nanette Nowels at S p.m. Sunday in Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. ~ONIGHT SHOW BANDLEADER Doc Severinsen will be trumpet soloist when the Long Beach Symphony concludes Its 1980-81 pops series at 8:30 p.m . March 6 and 7 In the Terrace Theater, 300 E . Ocean Blvd. The $8.SO to$11.SO tickets may be purchased at the bOx office, the LBSO office, 121 Linden Ave., or Tlcketron outlets. "SEAWIND," AN EXCITING BAND from Hawaii that has evolved a pop/rhythm and blues/jazz amalgam, will blow Into the Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, at 8 p.m. March 6. Tickets are $8 In advance •t the OCC Ticket Office in the Administration Building on campus or $9 at the door. Custo~ Diving Suits Include: Knee Pads Spine Pad As low as ~~l~~~~-'J:=r-W.= wlllbe ......... lftanc9ftatl....~ In the .-tor1um, 2701 Felrvlew RNd, Coste Mna. Pre-set• tlcuts.,.. $10 •t the occ TicUt Office or $12 at tl'9 door. ltlANIST llONALD SIND•LA• wlll perform works by Stravinsky 8Htho¥en, Br•hms Md S.rtok during• faculty concert •t I tonlaM In the Cel State Long BHch Unlversfty l'Meter, 6101 E. Seventh St . Gener•I edmluton $3. ENGLISH POltULA• MUllC of the 17th century such as catches, "'61oels and drinking tof'9I will be pre•nted by the Cal St•te Long BHch Coltegium Muslcum at 4 p.m. SUncMy in Covenant Presbyterl•n Church, flJ7 E. Third St.,' long Beach . Tickets are $2. SOULFUL SAXOPHONIST AND voc•llst VI Redd wlll perform SUndey during the fr" "After Hours" series •t 10 p.m. followlng the muslcal '~Ho.gy, Blx Md WolftlMG Beethoven Bunkhaus" at the M.rtfTaper Forum In the Los Angeles Music Center. For Information, phone (213) 972-76s.. CHICAGO SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR Margaret Hillis will lead the Los Aft9eles Master Chorale •nd Slnfonl• Orcheltr• In Br•hms' "Tragic Overture" at 1:30 p.m. Saturday In the Dorothy Chandler Pnlllon of the Los Angeles Music Center. Tickets range from $4.50 to $12.50 with speclal retes for students and seniors. LAGUNA 8EACH'S CHAM••• MUSIC Society continues Its 21st senon with the Amade Trio from Cornell University performing on 11th century Instruments et I: 15 p.m. ft\arch 9 In the LaguM Beech High . School Auditorium, 625 Perk Ave. For ticket Information, phone 494-2122. A MODERN "DUETO'' by Israel Gebrlel, a jazzy "Rhapsody" by Jenice Gudde Plastlno and clnslc•l "Quadr•nts" by Jemes Penrod wlll be premiered during the UC I nine Dance Faculty Concert at I p.m. March 4-7 In the Fine Arts Village ThHter on campus. Guest artist Don Bradbum will present "Rock Rainbow -Remembr•nc• of the '60s" during the concerts marking the 1Sth anniversary of the dance program at UCI. Proceeds from the $4 and S8 tickets benefit dance scholarships. JAMES HUDNALL, LEADING researcher of humpback whales In Hawaii, will offer the keynote address of the Dana Point Harbor Festival of Whales at 3 p.m . Seturday In the new Orange County Marine Institute. LIKE MUSIC WITH PERSONALITY? Artie Traum of the Woodstock folk music com- munity will present original work at 8 Orange Coaet College preeenta GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA SATURDAY, March 7 8 PM -OCC AUDITORIUM 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa T)CKETS: $10 Advanced Sale: $12 at Door Visa/Mastercard Welcome -556-5880 Advanced Qpen Water $3000 March 5 loat~Dlve $2800 arch 6 3 dives 5220'° Boat Dive -A Day of ,_ M/C VlsA Lay~ Way Fi nm Rental Purchase April 11 & May 16 Coronados Open 7 Daya Mon.· Fri. 1 O a.m. to 8:30 p. m. Sat. 8 a.m. toe p.m. Sun. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. I U.S.A. 27801 Forbe1 Rd. 119 uaunaNlguet 831-6650 . tOlll9tlt 18 .. c2&' nYaMlr f ............ ~c.1J181 ... a1••mW11ta ..... rn:a... ::-=1~-.~~rwJ:': noon Tuesday lntheur•nee~celel9 Qu.cl, 2701 Fairview RNd, a.. Mll9 , , , Ed Leach's 1'1plece bend wlH -=_.... the New OrtNns Jen Clubol lllllu----m •• Cal lfoml• meets at 1: IO p.m. SUndeJ In the Elks Lodge, 11551 Tr•lk Ave,, Gardin Grove. DoMtlon $2 ....... ..._.. .,.......Y McLNn from New Ori..,. wlll perform •t I p.m. s.n:t.y at the Churcttol Rellglous Science, comer of LatUM C..yon and El Toro ro.ds In L99una BHch. TlcUts$2.50. ~ THE C•YSTAL CATH•DllAL Bellcholrs wlll chime during "Bell·A-Mo ltellano'" an Italian dinner with continuous emerte n- ment from s to 9 p.m. Satunl9y In the Youth Center Auditorium, Cttapmen Avenue at · Lewis Street, c;.rden Grove. For further In- formation, phone 971-4167. LECTU••R WILMON M•NA•D wlll keynote "A w .. kend wlttt Somenet Maugham" S.turct.y end SUndey In the L•guna 9Hch Hl9" School AudttorJurn, W Park Ave. The film "Quartet," te.turlng Dick Boprde and Mal Zettlrllng win be shown Saturct.y and "Of Humen ~." starring Bette O.vls and Leslie How•rcf, will be scr .. ned Surmy. The event l1 spo1tl0Ad by the Friends of the L-vuna BMch Library. Tickets at the door. COLO•l'UL JAltANESE KOi, fish often called "living Jewels" •nd worth thouMnds of doll•rs, will be dispteyed from noon to S Saturday and 9 to 3 SUnNy on the .-n In South Cont Plea Vlll-O-M s-.nflower and Bear streets In Sent• AN. MILITARY PAGEANT•Y ANDfr•useof the "America stngs" •ttractlon wtll mMc.e this an ~i•llY "trtotk w11119ftd M Dis-neyland. 'The Fourth Georgi• R ... mentel Band" will plrf Civil W•r er• musk In Frontterlend. The M-..k Klftlldont Wiii be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m . bofJt d9ys. THOSE HAPltY-00-LUCKY Irish Rovers, known for their hit song# "TM Unkorn," will perform at I p.m . AUrdl 10 In the La Mir.ada'Civlc ThNter, atlp.m. Mwc" 15 at the Ahmanson Theater in the Los An9etes Music Center and at I p.m. MMch 16 In the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. Tickets from $8.SO to $12.50 may be purchMed at the theaters' box offices or Mutual agencies. FREESTYLE DANCING TO SOUL, rock, reggae and disco Is available ftom 8 to 11 p.m . ~ery second and fourth Friday, start- ing this evening, at 20062 Laguna c.anyon Road. Laguna Beach. Creative movement i-; enc ouraged. Admission is$2.50for adults, $1 for children. ,,,.-._olden ~~~~-; ...,, ~-,n ~ ~ t ·-.. fl/iilalr agon ·--~ CifNUINE CHINESI MANDMIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes Lunch Dinner Oa.iv • Food To Take Out 4715 ci..,..-JOU H..tlor ll•d. OUNGf I 750.7171 COSY• MISA Clowcl M_.,. '42-71,2 • 631 ·'9 II BUY THE THINGS THAT ARE NOT INFLATED! 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IMOP .. CW. I I' MUSHROOMS it MARGUERITE I I full I: DAISIES =....... I I 89 c pound It 99 c ...... I I Ltmft41ba. II Umft4..... : I.-____ ?'!'!,U!~-----1 l-----~!'-llfD..!'-----1 . OUT 'N1 ABOUT New chef broadens dining .. horizons al K~~~ • • L _,_tit_~ e __ • a, NOa• ITANL•Y __ ...., ....... Northern CIUaa'• 1ehool of Mandarin rook Ina hu 1•lnM 1.t .ne>tMr foothold on the Oun1• Coul And thH•'• every •Ian It wlU be with u. for a lone llmf' to come One C'OUld predict 1tay1q pc>w•r baaed on lhf' ract Uaat UM-restaurant lllt>lr Kam'I in CorOfta del Mar ha11 alrt!ady ~n oo the local d1n1n1 cene for ra 11umber ol yt>ara Rut there's coruildf"rably mor.-to the 11tOQ' TO at:r.P AB&t:AST OI,. chanalna aod lftC'rt~u1ln11ly 1toph1 tk11ted mttr1can tastes_. lt'esi~rn fun C liffie S to n e will emcee a c ou ntry s ho wdown a t 8 p . m . Saturday in the Orange Coast Colle ge Auditorium. 2701 Fa irview Road , Costa Mesa. Admission will be $6 to hear Billy Arms trong, Kay and Garth. Curtis Stone and the Electric Cowboy Banet . BOUILLABAISSE NEWPORTAISE & Sebastien Aubert "V" VOUVRAY ~ SI 111 • dri£t J,?}!}11 er Dist llll'.11\\: Watl"rtr11111 D1 nmg ()v.,tl'r Bar · Gx:ktail!» .lHJ W l'.tl:tfu.: l ·n.1'1 Highw:iv, NB.• 642-229S STMMIO PAUL MICHAEL Directed by as TEVYE GARY DAVIS with award winning Choreography by PAmHUBLER "No T...,.,. hM ec>Poeched !he IOlel c:Nr· K19N M>Ot'I ol Piii.ii Moo"-4 ., !he oenll 81 ro6e -TOM TITUS. 0...., P*'4 ~· ...... ._,....,.., ~1C lend9fnns -Bill KELL V. ~ Scbaslim/GRAND owaer Kam YM bu taken a blt phm1e and added Maadarla eulaine to the previously •li·Cu&ODM• bUI of rare. For atartera he found a chef with Impeccable cr9denUaJ1 in the fleld of Mandarin cookery. He is DeMy Joe, a muter of the art U ever , whose beat-known earlier artillaUon .,. hereabout.a was with the Sb8ftlbai Pine Gardena on BaJboa laland. OeMy'a Mandarin dishes, whether in the bot and spicy or milder mode, are bound to make even the most confirmed Cantonese addicts start giving eround. At leut that was our conclusion following b initial aampline or Kam's broadened fare during a dinner visit last week . Of course, one or lbe truly dellgbtful things about the restaurant now is the opportunity to s wing -so as to speak, and if you're so inclined with bolh schools of cooking in a single meal. But if you're solely one-way .... well .... you can slick with whatever bent by which you're bound. FIRST, THOUGH, FO& those who might be a bit shaky on ttle basics or Chinese cuisine, a brief review is probably in order. And brief it will have to be s ince Chinese cooking is distinguished above a ll else by its sheer subtlety and enormous range. Mandarin (or Peking) of Northern China and Cantonese of the South represent but two of the country's five main schools of regional cooking. The others are Shanghai <East). Szechwan and Hunan (Wes t) and Fukien (coastal China l. Perhaps the most familiar Cantonese dishes are sweet and sour pork, pepper steak, almond chicken, egg roll and egg foo yung. Thanks to a s ub-tropical climate, Canton's trees and shrubs are laden with fruit. As a result. fruits and fruit juices are used in more Cantonese m eal and savory dis hes than a nvwhere else in China. FOR THE HOTTEST ENTERTAINMENT IN ORANGE COUNTY ... Go to the Feb. 27-21 • .._rch 1 Afternoon •LIVE JIVE Merch 1-2-3 • JAMES HARMON BAND Merch4-M •ROD PIAZZA 2408 NEWPORT,BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH 175-2244 w "FUN SHOW'" If,'' LAST WEEKI Show C1oM• Merch 1 • Darty Pilot I DEAN STOCKWELL ''HERE I .JES JEREMY TROY" Written byjaclt. Sharlt.ey (714) 772-7710 20orMote? Sdmdan/WHI (714) 492-9950 1 in the Grand Hotol, ANAHEIM J ] ] J J Call our group ulel dept (714) ... 9302 140Ave. Pico SAN CLEMENTE Old fashioned, romantic dinner-dancing is back in style . . . and the Gr.1.llll Ponat(C now offers rou an t•n:nirljt to (.'0 fT1pt."tC With rour favorite Ol(:ffiOf')". " Soft tinldinjl dlnncr music. cklt3nt '-·:mdldit rnhlc sctti~"· the wantleur of flami~ tahleslde cookery. lltc ultim:uel)' dam·eahle Dick Powell Trio Is featured , ·n1urStla)' throuf(h Saturday 7 to I l , and soft p(ano OC~r ('\'Cnlng<1. V..lec parkinft. SFAFOOD CONNOISSEURS . Thur.i<b)', Friday. Saturdil)' ~for our "fl)'intt Lobst,.,. .. dinner fn~h Maine hlhSccrs, O)'!llcrs. clams. ftown ln fr&n BcMtun. Olsplattd F~cnwrs. rtjoiccl • ~REGISTRY IHHOO Mac:A11hur Ri>U~nl (71-4 ) 7'J-8717 """"""'" ' .... (,"l'>Y ..... ,_.,.'-l .., •• Delicacies auch as pineapp1e chicken, decided winner. Tbe rlloid bar~ ~k, ahrlmp or beer with &in1er and the many sweet bamboo shoota, ahrimp CijpeaeSi:a., pea and sour dishes make uae of a wide variety of pods are brouabt to1efh• in a , ·f'UN fruit. Southern co0kin1 also utilizes the least oil and served from a slzdin1-Mt steel . ,. ~[ir~:~~=~onal styles and the cooka excel in AllONG &AM'S NEW lland~~· , , ao order of mu ·shu pork, $5.15. has to A~ at THE CUISINE OF PEKING derives its the top with the best bein1 served eflew • . ID character from three distinct sources -this great venion a combination~ ~ded Chinese Moslem. Palace and Mandarin dishes tenderloin of pork with cabbace aJ¥.1 ~c;rMbled and the indigenous cooking of Northern China. eges is folded (tableside> WO the ,..ea~ OUT 'N ABOUT Here the staple food is not rice but wheal flour ·from which are made many noodle dishes, steamed bread a nd dumplings plus the pancakes for mu shu variations. Northern food lends generally to be lighter than that or other provinces and includes both pungent sweet and sour dishes and more subtle, delicately seasoned items . The use of garlic and scallions is also characteristic. Settling into dinner at Kam 's you'll probably experience a touch of showmanship in the fine art and intricate detail of the decor, even before you're s erved something like sizzling go ba. DECORATIVE THEMES INCLUDE the dragon and phoenix. In ancient Chinese thinking this most powerful of animals and attractive of birds dominated all others to becom e the symbols of strength and beauty. Leading off our dinner was the appetizer plate for two, $6.75, consisting of fried s hrimp, barbecue ribs, pork, rumaki, egg rolls and beef soo chow. The latter a particular favorite - netted grilled and skewered slices or tender beef that had been marinated in an especially delicious sauce. From the d epartment of ·'Our Chef Recommends.'' the siizling go ba. $6.95. is a ,, .~ .. r 1 ,; Real Cantonese Food ut here or t•ke hom• STAG CHINESE CASINO For top Mandarin honors of tbe 'Mebine, however. we elected ims)erial 1brlriip,q•t&.75. (Exceedingly hot and spicy. the shdm. are served in dark. rich and dramaticaJly pungent garlic sauce.> .,_. ._, '-4 Kam'• Northern cooking has a'&rllbttious accent on the "spicy hot," but the ftet.r-eJfln~nt in the cooking is tempered by . an et(~ally dominant emphasis on delicacy. Batanct;' and buoyancy or navors is your reward aceorCffngly. each dish retaining its own strong perltonaUty without fighting ilA neighbors unduly. 1 Nearly 100 ala carte choices on the menu enable you to be as adventurous as you dar~. Additional mandarin selections include lemon c hicken, $5.15; princess chicken :~ .. 4.45 ; Mongolian beer, $4.95 ; spicy pork, $4.96.•r, I' ' FIVE ORIENTAL STYLE family dianers range from the Mandarin, $5.65 per person, to the Happy Buddah. $9.35 per person.' 'As an example, the Empress, $6.85 per1'd)erson, provides egg flower soup, chicken.in-Ure.bag, barbecue ribs, egg rolls and fried won ton a ppetizers. shrimp mushroom chow mein, Mandarin duck. Kam's special cashew chieten, fried rice, fortune cookies; for three or more. persons add oyster sauce with beef. Open seven days a week for lunch. dinner and cockt<iils, Ka m 's is located al 2121 E. Coast Highway <near the intersection of MacArthur Boulevard ). Corona del Mar. Telephone : 673·9919. 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A. 8 8 u u Any CHICKEN or RIB DINNER ""' ""' m m c( c( 1/2 CHICK • • • • RecJ. 4. 9 5 ~ ~ $~ ~$ I POUND PORK RIBS ••• ReCJ. 6.95 &OOD THUi MARCH 7•, I ti I .,, ---:;-Livi-ENTERT A1-NM iNi-NiiEi:Y_* ___ _ JIM SEAL.& SWlnKICK JANIE FRICKE FEB. 27-28· MARCH 3-7 SAT. MARCH 7 ' 2 Shows • 9 & 11 p. m. Pre-sale Tickets Available Or._ CoMt DAIL\' PILOT/Frld•y. February 27. 1981 81TO•TmJ1 ............... The .-1cbolotlcal Uu1Uer bu evolved a 1rtat cl9al onr the put Hveral dec:ada, and one DMd orib toe a look at aome ol tbe older vtralona ol tbe~enre to reallae j111t bow much. 1 Two taam •• ol this type ol lay have been produced local y durint this 1lill·~ef year. The n,.t wu "Double Ooor" at Lhe Hunlia&ton Beach Pla,ybou.ie, 1tnd now Showcue Produc· Uon1 hu revivt!d the British chiller "Rope." IMmt AJlt: t:XTaEMELY melodramatic, limited &n acope and dimension and generaUy d•ficlent in sub.surface conflict. Extraordinary interpretation is required to breathe life into Ph•Y• Uke these and render them sta1eworthy. Where "Double Door" could not quite over· com" this deficit, Al ex Koba's production of "Rope" does so quite smOOlhly. Koba creates an Instant aura of ominous forebodin1 following a senseless thrill killing and maintains it tbrough the assorted inanities of a party scene that follows and leads lo the inevitable retribu· tion. HLIZl\Hl:Tll llOWs\HI> S A1N CALL DINNER THEA TEA PROUOL Y PRESENTS Rodgers & Hammerstein's Hit Musical FULL DINNER SERVED AT YOUR TABLE AND SHOW From Sl 1.95 RESERVATIONS (714) 838-1540 Z 690 El Cdm1no Re,;I i u•ll!• • San11 A"• Fwy Newporl Ave Ollramp lliftftll'r From Fl" fl·"'· ~ ... ryJ.y '\und•y Hrun<'h ,.:/,.tt•n • #'our Prime Rib au jus & ( ork1a1I• ,.:..,rrda~ ,..uur -TwYJ A VERY SPECIAL JAPANESE RESTAURANT l\wcHd \\'inning tr.1ditt\•n.1I Jap.ll1l'"t' cui..,inl· and ~Upl•rb Wl'"'l'rn-... tyk "Pl'Cialt1L'"· Your favurill' ~l'clfuud, chicken, and o;ll'ak. Dl'licall' soups a nd dl•li)?.htful salclds . lmpcccab ll• -;crvicl' in cl must bl•autiful setting. Di cover Yamilll) ... a very pedal dining experlencl'. uBJDato Thil partU:ular ''middle third'' ol tbe play la tricky t.o pull olf, since it scarcely deala witb tbe crime (which is unknown to all but tbe perpetrat.on). But an atmoapbere ol almost UD· bearable tenaion must override thil sequence, and Koba bu accomplished thiJ commendably. THE MU&DEaEas A&E a palr ol colle1e roommates who have done in a companion for the sheer sadistic enjoyment ol It and depoeited him in a trunk on which a buffet la laid out for a handful of guests. Aided by a ainlJe, hardly dam•ing clue, one or those invited ferrets out the truth. In the Showcase production, the 1troo1e1t force on stage is Peter Stone'• vicious, egomaniac al killer who also must keep bis more insecure partner from eoinc t.o pieces. St.one employs a terrifying sense ol control onata1e. his madness skillfully implied rather than over· <See PSYCHOLOGICAL. Pase CS> . ,. Make your ~kends "special" with a magnificent champagne brunch overlooking Newport Bay. Smorgasbord buffet. only 'I.SO 1 s.,.so under 12). 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PLAY REVIEW Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, February 27, 1981 I Saddlebac~ 'South Pacific' cast adrift L ~ D£~a INOIAN RESTAURANT 91 IUCllA8L llOIJGAN ............ -No..._ U.U UT ...... an lavolved with U.. ,........... ol "~ P9dfte" now rwanlnt at S1Msb6dl Col ..... pNV"lu U.at U..re'a not alw•Jt..,..,.. la •mben 'ftwlr ,.. .. rina ot UK> Rodlert Ind flammeratein clu1lc ta 1 r .. 1 )'IWD« SofDe taJeat 11 evident, but It '• literally ~hand the lefttl ft DUIGNK8 WALL\' lh&ntwn bas done a NautifUI job ol recreallna the eicotic au.ra of wartime PolyoMll Hla intricate a,nd 1tyli1ed lt-.. nery l1 nit-el)' e mphuiMd by U1htln1 de· •tcD•r Karen Ba.lkow Packer, wbo 1&1ea her 1ki111 to create i. mellow, other worldly at· moa~re That H ad . litUe el1e remaans to recommend this vt"rsion of the 19~ Pulllier Pn&e winner. The actlna is sttlted, the son11 are delivered without feeling and the dancinc. at its best. is at'ceptable (There's one exception: Betty Woo, as the Pol)'Delillft lut Llat, ia a lithe and lovely daacer wlU. a amile that projects all the way to the ba~ row. Bouquets fM Betty). "Soulll Paclftc" la, of coune, a wonderful play, ud one that crea~ a bit ol controversy wben !t opened on Broadway some 30 years ago. TBS ICENI! IN WHICH Enslgn Nellie Forbuab chanced her top right there on stage (albeit hidden from the audience's view) raised a stir. She doesn't do that this time around; she just staya In her tube top. Tube top? In World War II? Unfortunately, yes. And the song "Carefully Taught," a moving statement on lhe nature of racism, caused some comment way back then. Unfortunately, that in- tegral theme -the absurdity of prejudice -is all but lost In this lackluster presentation. The impression is that there are some good performers on stage who have not been forced to the limits of their abilities. Hal Proppe Ill as Luther Dillis shows a lot of enthusiasm for his role. Jami Emley as PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER . • • <From Page C4) stated 10 an outsta.ndlng performance. John Moskal enacts his jittery accomplice with stuvering regret, a young man obviously lured into the crime by his nagging desire lo ··be somebody," but who lacks the fortitude to deal with the situation afterward. Although his character is virtually written out of the climac- tic moment, he impresses nonetheless. THEIR ADVERSARY IN the •·game"' is Paul Teschke. a gimpy, overimbibing old man whose wits remain razor sharp and who easily sees through the younger fellows' charade. Teschke relenUessly pursues his suspicions in a portrayal laced with depth and character . "Rope" is a fine example of what can be ac· complished with a musty script when direction and characterization are in good working order It continues Fridays and Saturdays through March 14 at the equally vintage auditorium, 7571 Westminster Ave. • VIRGINIA MA YO HAS replaced the pre viously announced June Lockhart in "Murder at the Howard Johnson's," opening March 5 <it Sebastian's West Dinne r Playhouse. Miss Mayo joins Dennis James and Alan Young in the comedy by Sam Bobrick and Ron Clark <authors of "Norman, ls That You?"> The show comes to the San Clemente theater after a successful run at the Union Plaza in Las Vegas. Ensign Forbush is aJmost good. Wayne Gagne ast Lt. Joseph Cable borders on the verge of credibility. Tamara Martin as Bloody Mary, the Tonganese capitalis t , shines above the rest a lthough hers is a s mall part. William Reynolds does a decent job as Emile de Becque, the French plantation owner , but his accent varies from British lo German never French. Still. their performances are often strained and their characters deprived of depth. De Bee· que falls in love with Nurse Forbus h without ap- parent motivation. Like wise, she seems to over- come her bias a gains t his half·Polynesian children by simply deci ding not lo be prejudiced any more. And the death of Li eutenant Cable , a major character. is sort of mentioned in passing with no real imµacl. I N SHORT , DIRECTOR Brian Donoghue simply doesn't make it work. He fails to bring out the best in his playt:rs and he allows the hi gh points of the tale to pass without dramatic emphasis. What ht> docs well is move large numbers of pf'ople about the stage in a skilled fashion. <.1rl<l that s somt•lhing L1kew1st'. lh t· effor ts of vocal and in· st rumental cl1n·ctor Ri ck All an fall a lilUe !>hort of the• mark Thl· songs are delivered without genuine emotion <or with the wrong one should Ensign Forbush b<' cheery while sing· 111g "I'm C(ln11a Wash T hat Man Right Outa My ll air""' 1 The• 15 pt·r-.011 pit ori·ht:stra pl ays well at po1 nh. hut t, ... onwthJ ng 11>11 brass) <ind at others ... ound ... hkl· .1I•t11t f IH·•rtl! ('r<inked up OF COl'RSE, ~ E COlJ LD apply the old Si.I'-' about SPX tr, kodgl'rs <ind Hammers tein's script-and t U11t• park;.i gt· When it's good, it's veal, an I wht n ti ., hJd 11·s g(>O<J_ Even at Sad- dlcbat'k. ltwn " ... 1ill ... 0 1111• life in this terrific nlU'-'H'<JI GRANDorrM• MARCH4 .,._, .... • turOHw 2 for I IPICIM. ............ Order 2 Indian~ l>inners and pay only fOf highet1 priced dlnn« 0,...7D-rs lreakfast • Lmdt • ~ Sf JO W. Cont HI ..... Newport.._. • 646-4202 P'f·; '"'"' ~..,.,.,, "t> 00 -· ·"-__ _,,, .. .,. _ . ._ ·-···. --· W•t.j~f.\'Wt!J Cl The others, mere set pieces in the war of nerves, are interestingly played by Lou Kosoy, Marty Green, Guy Babusek, Carma McMurphy and Belle Lee. All lend credibility to the situa- tion with Miss Green and Babus ek providing some welcome light moments. Meanwhile, at the other Sebastian 's dinner house in Anaheim's Gra nd Hotel, .. Fiddler on the Roof" has been extended through April 5 Paul Michaels and Blanche Mickelson head the large cast. Call 772-7710 for ticket$ lo the Grand and 492-9950 for the San Clemente showplace. And l hl• cawo,tJv gr·,.v hatred op<:ning night audtt·ni 1• "'"'rnt·d '11 1:11111.,, the show tremendous· h \\h11 h pri1t1al•I~ s;n., mu<'h atx1u t the n 1lue Of .my rt l.'ll'l4. this l)nt: IOI luclf'd IOWI RDS 8RIS 101 [0WAllD"S WlSTlllOOll MAllll 8RlA PlAZA Technical effects are well handled in the Westminster production, particularly the ex· tended opening sequence played in blackout. S46 :1711 IRIS10L ll I ~U•H I CJ.Wiii • MIDNIGHT MOVIES * Frtd•y & S.turday ScrHn #1 ScrHn #2 O•vld Euex The Who ,..._.~"""'· .. OC>~ .. l. Tomrny WINNER OF TWO ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS N.Y. TIMES: "Exhilaratingly bizarre! Obsessive, exciting, scary. wildly energetic." -J•nel Muhn. H•• YoB 11 ..... 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They're all ln IOl't of • forced retlremmt: and tbey seem to be enjoyln1 tbemM1ve1 lnordlnately. THE nL• 18 BASED on the fond idea lbat tbei only really ridiculous dreams are the ones that dC>n't come true. The dream in point li1J IM UM') ol H••r)' <.IMI• Sava1 ;, who.lie 10 ..._, MIC'lct. flap, ru1hloof'd by a tree 1rnd a t~ .... ~ 1 tum t;rokrn. bruh •nd Uvin& In a ~ he>u t la 11 ruu dowrl di trk l vf San belon111 to Jerry. the bartender at Max's (David Morse>. who believes that an operation on bis ly IOI THOMAS "-T-. 4U«I_. PIHi "THI! l!LeftHANT MAN" IS a celebration of human d1gnltv, the brief triumph ot a hornblV de formed man who escapes from frukdom. Although the face of J ohn Hurt 1s concealed by po1.mds of makeup, he manages to con· vev the an9uish of John Merrick, the 19th centurv Englishman scorned by society because of an accident of nature. Anthony Hopkins Is equa lly sensitive as the surgeon who rescues him from sideshow maltreatment. The black·and·white photography is som,llm~ murky, but it is ideal for the dark happenings in the alleyways and hospitals of Victorian England. Da vid Lvnch directs with a sure hand, stress· ing the pathos, not the horror. Rated PG, the fil rn will scare im· presslonable voungs ters. "THE DOGS OF WAR" Is an absorbing study of the nihilism of mercenary warfare and post· · colonial politics in coastal Africa. Christopher Walken Is a modern gun-for-hire employed by a cartel to overthrow an unfriendly tyrant mask of a face is perfect for por. tl'ayiog the klller·mechanic . Ex· cept for a brief, extraneous dalliance with an old flame. he has erased his past In order to pursue his lonely, cynlcal pro- fession. Walken emerges as a major star. Rated R, with much cold·blooded killing. "THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN" carries, the theme that commercialism and adulterated products can be injurious to vour health. That's certa inly true for Lily Tornlln, who is exposed to some untested chemicals and finds herself diminishing day by dav. Unlike the thriller "The Incredible Shrinking Man," this one Is played mostly for laughs, although there is one genuinely scary scene when Miss Tomlin falls into a garbage diseosal. The laughs are frequent and sometimes explosive, thanks to an expert cast. Rated PG. without being condescending, and Dan Petrle's direction main· ta ins a crisp pace. c asting is splendid: Edward Asner a s the hard-nosed precinct commander; Ken Wahl as Newman's voung, loyal partner; Rachel Ticotin as the Puerto Rican nurse Newman falls for. Solid entertainment with a touch of social commen-tarv. Rated R. "RAGING BULL" displays both the artistry and the shortcomings of Martin Scorsese. No director employs the camera so sensual· ly : even in black and white, the film isylsually stunning. Robert OeNlro'is more of a rag· ing boor, destroying the love of evervone important to his I ife. Ranging from hard-muscled con· tender to pot· bellied has·been, De Niro creates an unforgettable character. Strong support comes from Cathy Moriarty as the wife and Joe Pescl as the loyal brother. Rated R. "TRIBUTE" is the flip side of "All That Jazz," the story of a bad knee would allow him to play aemi·pro basketball. He's tall, fut despite the "6ad le1. and bu a murderous Jump abot. But he spends all bls money on bis girlfriend's heroin habit, I.Del when her pimp punches Jerry out for taking her back into bis house, be loses more than the fi1ht, he loses bis will to do anything except lie in a bathtub and soak his wounds. There are side dreams too: Rory wants a family (we don't know why he tries to kill himself, that's one or the interesting things about the movie -but he's got the look or a re· luctant loner trying to make relationships for the first time in his life) ; Louise, the waitress at Max's, wallt.8 Rory; and the cripples all want a hero to rise from their ranks. ROBV ARRANGES lbe operation for Jerry, and we watch the events that surround his rise lo athletic stardom. It's an urban "Wizard or Oz," but the characters don't look lo a wizard, they look to themselves for miracles. "Inside Moves" is a t.Matrical drama in the best sense: The high points or lbe movie all come in dialogue between the c haracters. Work· ing from the Todd Walton novel, screenwriters Valerie Curtin and Barry Levinson have built the film around the chatty, in·joke humor that the down·and·outers use to hold their private world inside Max's together. The writers draw the jokes out for more laughs than they're worth, and at first it seems like bad comic judgment. But after several of these howled-over bad lines, we catch on that that's what the characters are all about: They bilk a moment's levity for all it's worth, and then some. They taugh too hard, loo soon. THE TROUBLE IS THAT the film doesn't give us the other half of lbe equation: We don't see the desperation behind their smiles, only the . teeth. If Donner and his writers weren'i trying to be so squeaky-clean, and admit that some or these men are miserable, their triumph at the end via J erry -would mean a lot more. The film makers have gone so far out of their way to make these cripples lovable that we can't help but hale the m sometimes . LOSER FINDS A NEW REASON TO LIVE John 511¥1199 teed• cronln In 'lnalde Move•' David Morse, a tall, cherub.faced actor, is brilliantly cast a s J erry, the spoiled hero. Morse looks so s ure of himself, even in the worst or Jerry's delusions, we find it hard to believe that he can be saying and doing such stupid things. He brings a kind of perverse in· nocence to the party. Wl111 THE EXCEPTION of a few confus - ing edilings, Donner's direction is crisp and to the point. He actually seems to gain assurance as the mm progresses ; be does away with some irritating psychological drum rolls after the first half-hour, letting the characters and his fine troupe of actors speak for themselves. He never lets the story lag, but rather hurries us from one scene lo the next. l and install a friendly tyrant. I. Walken is badlv beaten on an ex· ploratory trip as a tourist, re turns with a fighring force to destrov his tormentors. The ac· ,, tion is strong, the tone somber. "FORT A'PACHE, THE BRONX" isa cracker jack COP S·. and·lowlifes movie, with the pov· erty·blltzed South Bronx as a backdrop. It's hard at first to ac· cept Paul Newman as an 18-year patrolman, but that barrier is soon passed, and he delivers his most compelling performance in years. Heywood Gould's script, based on the real·life exploits of two Bronx officers, is intelligent show biz character who insists on cracking one-liners a ll the way to \ the grave. Trouble is, he first Still, the mistakes in ''Inside Moves" are guileless; they're made in the name of earnest- ness and we forget about them almost as quick· ly as they occur. The effect isn't one of fragmentation (the story is too heavily plotted for that>. but rather a likable kind of shyness. It's as il Donner doesn't want to let us chew on the scenes too !ong for fear lb~t we'll find something lacking m them . In reahty, there's a great richness to ..Inside Moves:" it's a rarity. , The film's major strength is " Walken, whose androqynous must make peace with the prig-gish son who feels he was neglected bv his fun·crazy father. Genuine laughs abound. and not a few heart.tugs. Major credit is due Jack Lemmon. Rated PG. 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I 1 )~1>·\ LILY ·1 OMI II\ UOU.\' PAU Io~ ~9ToS 'All tS t >O 10 •o 54 1 51/H I lO l •5. 9 IS. I 30, 10 •O•f ~~N-?~!~~-~1.sJio'N VI( 10 MAlll ~=~~ ':!~;::, 4.95-6220 r°jij 1·00: a:-1, 1o·20 - SAT SUH t JO. J 0 , 1·00 l:U , 10'25 •• 11FLESH GORDON" c"1 · l'\.UI "IUM•R CAMP" • • AR GALLERIES ANTtQU• COLLeCTO•I WILL twtve •I«· lloni,from 11"' ""~ ""' cemury fut nlVllngs et the nlnlh ~• ~ 6 < h Muteum of Art AnHt1ue SMw end S•I• U\l1 weMend. Silver end Nrly Oriental n tlq ues w lll be dlspleyed ~ M dNlen •lontl wtth Eerly Amerlc•, GeofVl•, Coun· try EftlllM •nd French furnllftlngs untll 9 tonltM, from noon to 9 S.turdey •nd noon to 6 Sundlly. The Sit edmtsslon Is good for the run of lf'9 lhow. Free tram service ls pro- vided from the parking lot ecrau from 1945 ,....,,..,,.~, HADOW BOX. • • 1 1~ turn' out pa&t• ol novela, poems and autoblo· r 11l11r. • l"E'm1n,1y unbolhered by tht1lr poor quality . He \!> '''ttt>rl IJ~ hli loyal tnend Mark. played by Mark UH ~,lr.r and tuJ u w1ft: ~v\lrly, portrayed by Connie l' ''"'"'"'' \1 1n . te mbaC'h v<>rtrays Fell city. the wheelchair· l'l•1mJ •>Id molber wbu refuses t.o abandon her crusty and 11 .. tm•H· mllnner Pa m Wyderka is cast as her rejected cl Of:hter gnes ltu hard Hock wortb plays the interviewer whose pres· t n\ .. t'ne as a ca talyst for the audience'squestions. H1.·,p1tt' the morbid subject, Bradac says there are mo· 11 • ,,., uf gallows edged humor. \lure than most plays it deals on an emotional level. 11 ' " lot or com ic relief," said Bradac. "I think the •i.;11l' 1~ very convers ational." I ht> <;E M production lS the play's third staging before 11 , ~t-l'ounty audiences. Last year "Shadow Box" was .. d i <il UC Irvine and Orange Coast College. 1 tl'kcts for the GE M Theater production are S6 for Fri· 1111 Jnd Saturday performances and $5 for Wednesday, I t 1 1 ,,fay and Sunday shows. The play continues through \I 1r1 h 21 at 8:30 p.m . For ticket information call 636·7213. 6 K.ADf.MY A~P.D ~!NATIONS 1::.a:;wymc~1 rcwoos uoo ... ,, J"1'•1 toWUOS CIMIMA WISI "i ;I! ~ff !' IOWU OS WOOOINUDGl ' Ii "I' SI AOoUM O~IWl·IM ·' t ',Ill 0 #0 ,. ISll K C-I Pf H •o• r••J t.c6"•11 MOVIE RATINGS FO R PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ·tt...-r1 ........ ., ~ '•""91 "to.,"'"' •"' ,,, tN)IJfff'IWSU''4J~flJ ,..,. • .,. .-•HJ t.iw-_...., 4;/Wtjr.,.. "'•• All-.,.lltl 0 "' "" 1 A1•1.,,.0• "'" 1.~:.~~o~~ I "FANTASIA" te:::::;;;;;:;;,_ "INCREDIBLE . SHRINKING WOMAN" ··THE NUDE BOMB .. I "THE DEVIL 1 & MAX DEVLIN" I "HEAO AT LARGE" (f'O) 1.' .... ...._ • I "RAGING BULL .. 1111 "FORT APACHE" .,1,....t:~ P GJ AU Af,f .•OM'1Tl0 • -I ........ t,, ...... , ... UQ,,.. .. .,, I ' .. TRIBUTE" .. ORDINARY PEOPLE" (Ill , RI Ill IH1 • It • ' ,,,. ... ' , .. "'l'•"''t"l•f I 1 f~ 1• A.Ji 'I ••htlll•"" I ~·coA'L MINEA·s. ~ DAUGHTER" "SMOKEY II" RADIANT AITA HAYWORTH Hurrell photo In OCC show NEVER has changed to ALWAYS on Sunday. "•lfk'• &....-. s. C:..11 ....... .. UA City CHtre Ci11eme Tiie Clly -..,..,. Cet1tre Or-·l-.Jt11 1, l1f., ·1't• 1l<,••1 M~Hlt tl\ll I i I flO ~:t l,1,',t'.~~~J~U(4[ • --------- M arcello Mastroianni L 1Lir,, Antonelli 'Wjfenlistress The Wli M.,. 2·3 Fred Wertng I the Young Pfftneytvenlen• Mer. 5 1111 Toyole Grencl Prla oflong .. ech Mer. 13-15 5eolell C:...I Mlwey el ....... .. &....-.9Hcll·-Hl4 E.__ ,,_ .. Velley ..-nlelE.._r ,._..... Velley • U..IMe L ... .. 11e11tr....,11nt ..........,.1n..,._ Or-Mell• T ....... 5elltlt .. Ll•el" Or-·•17..,.. Me ... ltrM .. lete S411Nre Or-P:rwy. et 1-ri•I SJt.IJJt UA W.ltmlMter Twl11 CIM .... S... DI..-P:rwy • ..... H it W"lmlonl.,. • "1·1JH E ... ern~ck l'l•H £1 Tere II ... et ltecklleN EITe,..•Sll·- c.-Twffl C-. .. ac.lli<"I f·-IAlll Velley ......... et W•lll.,. S... DI..-P:rwy. el.,_"""' C-• • .. ,... ,,_,, Velley • K2·2491 E--~ lterTMCe l'lowy. W_._ Clltr. ,,,,....u,_s Orange CoU1 DAILY PtlOT/Friday, February 27. 1981 Leouna CMyon Road to the museum •t 307 Cliff Drive. A LECTURE av LEGENDARY Hollywood glamoW' photogrephet' Georve HurNll at 8 p.m. Wednesdlly In the Or•nge Coast College Auditorium, 2701 F•lrvlN Roed, Cost• Mesa, will be followed by a reception In the Photo Gallery on campus wheN his portraits are on exhibit through Merch 6. Admission Is $3.50 to the lecture and free to the gallery from a to 5 and 6 to 9 Mondays through Frldeys. Hurrell's contempor•ry work Includes Bette Mldler, Tommy Lasorda, Liza Mlnelll and the Osmonds. ANOTHER ARTISTIC CONYERSATIOlt will occur at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday in the Cal State Long Beach Graduate Center where Paul Wonner, guest-artlst·ln-residence, will discuss his works represented in several na- tional museums. His new paintings may be seeo through March 22 in the CSU LB Art Museum and Galleries, 1250 Bellflower Blvd., from noon to 4 ands to 8 Mondays· Thursdays, noon to 4 Fridays and 1 to S p.m . Sundays. PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIE Cosindas, one of the pioneers in using Polaroids for fine art, goes on display Wednesday in the new Gallery 103 at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Her Byzantine style portraits capture modern celebrities within idealized circumstances. Entrance donation: 75 cents through March 27 from 10 to 3 weekdays and 7 to 9 Monday and Tues- day evenings. An all·new musical stage spectacular leaturing Jim Henson·s SESAME STREET MUPPETS. I I, I,• I •• •' •. • ' I. • • ,...:· Thws. Mar.19-SwMlay Mm'.22 ,...:\ All Seats Reserved $7M,8'°, 550 • I~-~-, ·--r LONG BEACH ~ '<; ARENA . ,, I ....,. . · . F Thurs. Mar.19. 7:30/Fri. Mar. 20. 7:30 Sat. Mar. 21.11:00am. 2:30& 7:301 Sun. Mar 22, 1:00pm& 4:30 INDlll'INDINT 11'"111 FAMILY NIGHT 1• • '/ I ' 1 t' !:t • ·•LtREr.,.''t'O !••!'• ... l: ... ' • • t • J t..-""'tt .. ( • ,. l tt 1 l' ',/ I ' .. •1 TICKETS ON SALE FEB. 16 cit Lono Beach Arena Bo" Office ;:ill T1ci-e1ron oullets or by mail order (enclose sel' - , addressed stamped rnvetone and creek or money orc!er addresseo to Long Beach Arena BoY Office 300 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach CA 90802 CHARGE TICKE1S BY PHONE on MasterC.1rd or Visa Call (213)436·3661 Also~ppearing at ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER Mar 25-29 GAOUP SALES-CALL JIM anon 1213) U l·97$0 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BEST ACTOR- JACK LEMMON SCOTTIE TEMPLETON DOESN'T HAVE A.DIM E, BUT HE MAKES EVERYONE FEEL LIKE A MILLION LEE REMICK L..-IE'ICI: Tl •'"-'.., O• ID HN U ,.._ t,IOll 11 lllCIW:I.\ G•lrrll H l>flAal'-q\ _, .-C1~B •• Tllll11 .. .._JOll\.llA~ ~l\1 1.Ur~u/ 1lH·IJ.\lTT ... !COLLEEN DEWHURST! I v ........ llll\AID~ ....,.. .. ~---.... "'1 ;.1 ... -. 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Benny p.-11 his own .... 910n °' • pop ..... v .. • L.09 ..... D ·THE OMAM o.-nJMB> Host Clete RoC>erll S STUDIOS& ''Pma" St. LOUIS kids opet•t• their own rMIMI· rant; • South Carolina family runt• Vlnlyerd (RI CJ) M•A•a•H H ..... eye·a I-IS beOly burnt ""'*' • ttove hi 11 trying to fill ••plOdM 0 Ml'NEY MIU.DI The city'• going l>roh•. •nd the men of the 12th pre- cinct find tllemMlves up eglllnst p<otec:tlon reeker hoodlums who will take over when the old building 1s closed to seve money OrlnOI Coal( DAILY PILOT/Prtdey. '*"rt 27, 1M1 '1t'l%ard' IJaelc Dorothy C Judy Garland) lend.a hand to Scarecrow (Ray Bolger) wbo hopes Wilard will give him brain so he can nsure hl'a own way out of predicamenta. Classic "The Wizard of Oz" airs tonight at 8 on CBS, Channel 2. t::M.~ 7l00 C.NIW9 tee NIM H/IW'f DAY8 AGAIN Ralph OeMr1s Illa df-of becon!lng • comic wMrl he dl~ tllet he can mall• blgoer money .. • I,_,_==· JOICM'8 WILD M•A•t•H 9.J. and Cllat._ ciun ......... they ... boll\ llOn- Oled lor • )Oint medlcel operetlon . • 80UDGOU> Hoel' Dionne Werwldl. Co- l>Mt: 1-~. • MACN8L / l.EHMA NPOflT CJ) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 MPV GNfW'1N G~ta: K81 Rudman. Burt Becllerecll, Carole Blye< Sager. Susan Anton. Fred Knoblock. 7:30 9 I ON THE TOWN Hosts Steve Edwards, Melody Rogers s1 .... and Melody talle I IOolc at Ille controverslet Cryatal Cathedral, "Garden Grove's Gt11a House" and Reverend SclluNer. tlle man bellll)d 11; backstage at Ille Loe AngeiM Oc*\ Goff Tournament. I PN&YPalO ~-­au.I: s ..... Allen. I Ta.ITONI ... ,Am THI MUie AU. .. THl,MaY Arelli9 ii ...,ed to try out when there .. an oe>enlng on the Cannonballera bowling teem. •THl••·-llc:CWMGI "Penaion PIM8" Thl1 p<o- gram talc• a lo<* at the poNit)le end °' SoClal Securi1y end Ille futw• of private penlion plena. CJ) I' .M.. MAOAZINS Jeannie Miiier visits LaCoste. OM ol Illa beet and moat ••cluslve reao<t 1PM In Ille world. 1.-00 8 (I) MOYIE * **'n "The Wizard Of Oz" (193111 Judy Garland. Ray BolOer A young girl from Kan ... Is hi1 on the '-<! dutlng • t0tnaoo and wall• up In • mythical land ruled by• wiurd. (RI G MOYIE ........... ........... _ ..... l Ml.Ha•• Cl ........... ... ...-...: . ....,. ,...... ............ .................. ---~c..e. c...e ......... ,,...... Jolfl ......, ....... _ .. ....._.. .... • • "'"°911 ...... ..... ~Te .........,(1 ..., .. , .. , .. ....., DllM ~ ............... A ~...,.Na........., ......... ,rt •11 ............. ~ .WOMal~ ~ • WM.&. mmT-oi-tt ......,, Mtell ... ,,.....,.. wldl Cert H ,...,....._ ... ., .... A .... ............ ...,,... .. .. .. '"' ..., ........... . ..... '""'"' ........ Die• ne to Nip OOflvtnol 11111 to toreiwllllft . • 119AUA\'M ........... ......... TON ..... MVllW e:oo••~ "M idnight Ofter1ng1" (Pfamierel Me!llM Sue Anderaon, Mery McDo- nough A l\Ofllfylng oont"t dafflop1 betwMn two leer\•. gttle wtlO both lleve the po.-of witch· et•tt. llut -IOt good and onetor9¥11 • MIRV ..... WAU. sn-T WHJ( 0.-t: Albert Anton, vie• p<eeidant wltll Cart H Pfonhllmer. G VOTM'I ,...UHE Hoat: Jim Cooper 9:IO •• iAa'umcTO _ .. MYllW HOii: Murray FrOtMOn tO:OO. CJ) DN..LAa Ray and Donna marry. the cold wer ~ Jocii and Ellie eacalat• and Bobby lonna an 111111.- wltll CMll. G .-C:MAGAZINE wmt DAW> 1NWMLEY l'lf.•.=:w ('ft "Tiie RIYW It Wider Thanh Seema" John Stem ••em· 1,_ the U.S Army C«ps of Engl,_,. contr~ai.I plans to erect damslt" 110ng Ille Low.r Flathead River In -•ern Montana. GD M.1. MOYEAS' JOUANAl TUBE TOPPERS CBS • 1:00 -"Tbe Wlsard of Os." One of Amerlca'a favorite movl•, thia 119 fmtMy laaturea Judy Garland, Ray Boll•. Jack Haley and Bert Lahr u co:nlona on an unusual Journey (p at left). NBC e •=00 -"The Munsters' Revenae."'l'bo.e crazy characters are back in a new adventure. Fred Gwynne and Yvonne DeCarlo star, alone with the rest of the orilinal cut. ABC e 9:00 -"Midni&bt Offer- ln11." Two youna 1irl1 match their my1Ucal piOwen in a fripteniq club between 1ood and evil. Meliua Sue An· doraon and Mary McDonouah star. ...... ~.pay I• I at~ written for peo. I ; lnalUry. 00.LW ~ ~aeon State ..... use • M•A•t•H Wiien ........... paren11 .... notlftad !Mt lie'• 6Md. he finds II no -v metter 10 •• ..,..,.. that he'• lllYe. • MOVIE * *,... "Apache Rllln" t 1065) Audi• Murphy. Mlehael Dante. Wiien the ~· Ap9cllee revOl1 agalnat the lnvealon or their l\omeland, • cavalry e11>taln Is _, to mall• peece. • DOtCAWTT Guest: M:r--.wrlter Bo Goldman. CD INEAK l'MWEWa Roger EbeM and a- Sllllel review "Sunday L-.." "Cllerlie Chan And Tiie CurM Of The Oregon 00Mn" and lllrM otheir "'°"'*· '1:*1 8 CJ) MOYIE * * "From Noon Till ThrM" f 111771 Cllarlet Bronaon, Jill Ireland A drifter 11 recruited Into a rag-teg robbery gang. (R) • TCN»tT Host: Johnny Carson Gu.ta: o.vtd Letterman. Carl~ • MOYIE *'h "I Wu A TMtlage Werewolf .. (111571 MICll ... Landon. Yvonne Ume. A psyclllatrlst changes an 111.0alalll*I teM-ager tnto •_....,bani on murder. ·~YI ***"Allr9Mc:arN81'ned Oeelre" (1951) Marlon 8tanOo, VIYten Laigll. A Soulttern !>.-. IOMI '- IMl!y Mlle trying to p<• -.. f8ded gentllity agalnat the Niraument of "-llarllll and brulltll l>rolller ..,,_,_. • • CAl'TIONED A8C ..... -tM>flGHT- 12:*18 MmNCIHT P'l!CIAL Hoat; David Steinberg. Gu.II: Freddie Prinze, Month Python'• Flyl119 Ctrcua. Burnt and Schreiber, The CommlttM. (R) ta:• e vmo war: MOCITMM!tMa au.!1: 9oO Ge6dotf of Tiie Boomtown Rita; Tiie au.boys; A.C. Ouec;e_ GI CMOl. 8UlllNETT AND,,.... G..-1: Tim Conway 1:00e MOYIE * * 'n "A Night In Cua· blanca" t 111461 Mar• Broti.s. Lois Collier Sev· er•I men <•ti.ts• p•nde monlum In CeMbllnca II DONLANI ~II: Alan Alda. Jeannie C. Riley. Juper Carron, Colleen H-it • IHOIJl9aHT NETWON< NEWS JOHN DARLING t:•. ND&.LYWOOD 1912 ... , Ouelle: ..... QllMro, ~ ..................... ~. Yoa.,._T ....... . . ...... . Tiw ............... Crillle ._no r-.aect '°'•or , ... , •• MOVm * • "Doorllaatdl" I 1•721 ..,, ..,_, .illOJ a-on . A men ooncM:tinO Mftder. ---di-• "'*' lllMd dllcowwt 11'91 tM...., ~ radlo- actlY9 ,..... r-.i a lltil1 for ~ dafolmil19 IN leland'1 lnhabltam1 • 1:408 MOVIE * * .... "Tiie Gr_, Slime" t 1HOI Rot>«t Horton, Luciana Paluzll. Plant 1119 ffom an ....,old attadl1 • U.S • ..,_... et8'1on. 1M1 ..... tlOO COlm)'(...,.. MOYll * * * "Tlla Comte .. ( 1Nel Dick Van ~·· MlcMee L•. A faded llent Mn Iler regains f-""'*' lie t>eglna makl119 comk;al ....,..,,.. commerdall . l:il I IDfrONAL ~ MOVIE ......... Adviae And Con· _, .. ( 19821 Henly Fonda, Cllerlee Laugl\lon. Tiie pteeldant' 1 llP90int..-11 of 1 contr-slal aecretery of slat• t>eglns a dr1m1tlc ec:counl of Waahlngton polltlea. J:.IO ..... 1:41 .... l:IOe MOYIE * 'h "Tiie Bladt Wlllp .. ( 19511 Hugi\ Marlowe, Coleen Gray. A pair of 1>roti.1 corM to Ille r-.. cue of four danc.-111111 q.-.1 and meet with trouble In tlle form of a gangiet•. l:OO. MOVIE • • 'h "F'nt ~On Venus .. (1982) YOlto Tani, Otdrtdc LukM In 1980, eight Klentists do~• 1 p<ogr-cMtiultlon on Illa planet Venus. 1:401 NIW8 S:IO MOYIE * * 'n "Oino-.rua" ( 19601 Ward Remaey, Paul Lukatller. Ounng the c;on. structk>f> of • llerbor on a tropical laland. a ca.......,. and p<ehilloric l>aalll are uneer111ed and found to be still alive. 4:JO. NEWS 4:369 NEWS ...... •• " ............ Clllllrtor1 .... "( ...... lredy. ....... DIM. A UIWori ..... ......... ~ _...,...,.-i ... •· ~... officer 10 •••" off en Apaelle ...... ., \ I I I< I l \ \ by Annstrong & Batiuk CHANNEL LISTINGS "Tlla Munsters' Revenge" Wremief•I Fred Gwynne. Yvonne O.Carto. An evil ' YiN•ln mutermlnd• an art Hlllbft heist and somehow gets Ille dim-wilted Her· man Munster involved "A Converaatlon Wnll Clerk Clifford" em M<>ye.1 talks with former presiden· 1111 edvlsor and Secretary of State Clark Cllll0td. cur- rently one of Wlllllngton's top l•~s. about Ille men fOf whom he worked. (Part 1) --~~~~~~~~~~~-. 6 t\NX t CB~l l••· Anq .. "' 0 k.NllG1NHl ·1 lt"-Ano11•10··· 0 M.IU\ 111.i 1l''1\111.11• ,., u l\ABL Iv , AIJl , 1 , 1-. ""oJ•''" 8 ... n.i111 1Cf'"'' ::,,.,, (lu• '" 0 !'\HI fV,lr1t!~t,1"i Alt h''•' 10 l\CS T 1 At ll '-',1n LJ,, 1 G) "I IV 1ln I L ,._ A•1qt'I•• m "' o P r'-', "'.i , l .... A'"'" •. ED ... er 1 1 , P1 1·,1 L., .... ,., 1, , ..... il:l t\()CL 'V f'l1'>1 lh.011 11 11 .. n 8t•.iv 1 • OOl.L.EGE ~ Oregon vs. UCLA 8 9 IENSOH A clllldllood rival of Mias Kraus wtlo belieYH she Is married to Ille governor arriYeS II the mansion '°' • yjsjt II MOVIE • *'n "Chino" ( 1973) Charles Bronson. Vincent Van Patten. A l-'·aoe boy befriends • hall-breed lJ.S. hockey trim11pla dramafized 10-.30 0 YOUTH ANO TH£ --• NEWS • IND8'EHOEHT • NIETWOfl( NEWS • 11:00 9 G 8 CJ)®) NEWS 9 KENNY EV£AETT VIOIOIHOW Kenny suffers badly from • The real drama better than TV • version ABC films 'Freedom' HOLLYWOOD (AP 1 By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES (APJ -I wonder when 1t occurred to ABC that making a big TV movie out of the U.S . hockey team's star· tling win in last year's Olympics might not be the "natural" it seemed at the lime. Perhaps it was when someone realized that a whole lot of dramatic conflict would have to be contrived lo make the thing ac· ceptable to an audience widely indifferent to hockey. Or. perhaps it never occurred to ABC at all, which would explain this three- hour blimp of a movie. "Miracle on Ice." to be broadcast Sunday at 8 on Channel 7. TV REVIEW Russkies. and s ince none of our Olympians was one-legged or blind or on parole from San Quentin, much is made of goalie Jim Craig's poverty and the fact that his sent chills of pride down the national mother had recently died. The presence of spine . athletes' agents is even called upon to help But it turns out that some things that pass some of the lime. happen in this life are not perfecUy suited BUT THE HOCKEY triumph was one Cf' to TV drama (surprise!), and the Olympic those national experiences meant to be hockey victory is one of them. Witness savored in the quiet of individual memory; "Miracle on Ice." movie makeup and camera lights distort For 2'h hours, Karl Malden (playing the moment. U.S. Coach Herb Brooks) and bis team of The delight of that happy Olympic gift young actors struggle through the business was that it was unexpected, delivered in of trying to create dramatic mountains out the night by unheralded strangers. of molehills, or hockey pucks, if you will. America was just sort of silting there, idly wondering about the hostages in Iran or the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. when ABC sportscaster Al Michaels said. in effect, "Hey. look what I found here. Som e American kids are doing good ... We glanced over, and sure enough, there was a little something lo be proud or. And the best part. somehow, was that we didn't have to earn that good feeling by following the team's development and fretting over its chances and such. Now ABC is asking us to pay. Mare Winning ha1 stars as a tecn·('\gc gi1 1 who is suddenly on ht'r own in "Freedom," :rn ABC movie now in pru duction. After s he is ema11 cipaled by her famil~ and a court of law. sh{' joins a small carnival and for the first time ex periences a family life. YOU CAN'T BLAME ABC for trying, really. After all, that network covered the Olympics and had film of an event that Malden goes on and on about the nasty watching itself being pummeled. perhaps 1-.======:.:============================-=================-i Four's a crowd on 'Three's Company?' By J ERRY BUC~ LOS ANGELES <AP) -The question Jenilee Harrison can't answer is the one everyone is asking. Is s he going to be a permanent replacement for Suzanne Somers in the hit ABC series "Three's Com- pany"? The show also stars J ohn Rll· ter and Joyce DeWitt. THE Zl· YEAll-OLD actress, only half a year out of use where she was the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, was recruited last 'November as a result of a contract dispute involving Miss Somers. NRW Productions and ABC. Miss Somers' character, Chrissy Snow. was sent off to her mother's for a prolonged visit, and her role was chopped down to a one-minute "phone-in." Miss Harrison was cast as Cindy Snow, her klutzy country cousin. •'I'm not a replacement for Chrissy," said Miss Harrison during a break in rehearsal. "Hopefully the public will accept me and the rattn1s wUI stay high. It all depends on me. So far um season. we're ln ninth place in the raUn11.'' SHE SAID SBB has never met \ Mill Somen, nor does she consider her absence -or even her return -u a factor. "That doesn't affect it," abe aald. "It ~ on m)'Hlf and whether J do a 1ood Job." Bende West, a co-producer ot tbe aertea, said. "WbeD we introduced tbe new character we purpaeel)< did rtot w• bel' to be a mirTOr lmqe ol Cbrlt11 lnow. Becauae that would aort f1I be """"I from oanelv. ... rt;; ..... claaraeter. 1 ••we a• 1111 a eomplMelJ dlff._t ew_...., Actuall1, t.M two eeuld l ' play in the same show together. She's accident-prone. clumsy. We wanted a different type, not dumb." TOM WERNEll, A senior vice president for programming al AB<;. said Miss Somers' dispute was with the producers, not ABC, and that it would be up to them to settle the matter. "We'd be delighted to have her back." he said. Miss Harrison does not play the dumb blonde characterization staked out by Miu Somers during her five years on the show. "Cindy's from the country, so she's not real country," said Miss Har- rison. "it's just that she's not up with big city life. But she can learn. She's a lilUe ltlutsy, but not dumb. Just naive. She's bubbly and ener1etic and eager to please ber new room- mates. "They call her 'Hurricane Cindy' became she opens doon real fut and has an accident. She'll help John fold an ironiq board and It'll fall on bis head. It'• never really my fault - it's just the lituation." Ml88 llA&&l80N'8 e.perience la limited, but abe did earn enou1h from commercial• to pay ber own way UlroUlb use. It alto paid for a condo, 1port1 car and an investment i n real estate. She also waa a cheerleader for tbe Loa An11ln Rima. She baa cbarm and warmth ud a •UDDY 1mlle tbat would melt tbe' lee around • qent'• heart. Sbt *1Ea well wttb atan Ritter and DeWitt Ud ... mi to have a ftalr for ~. Sb• .. ucBed adlnl wlUI 1 ... 1e1t, WbO ii tbe aberilf OD "Tbe Diak• f1I Hassard." " • SENSATIONAL SILKS FROM NICOLE SEE THE SPRING COLLECTION MONDAY, MARCH 2 AND TUESDAY, MARCH 3 INFORMAL MODELING 12-3 PM I ._. YOU-VI IHN THEM ON THE MU"9ET SHOW, THl TONIGHT IMO•. THI MIKI DOUGLAS IHOW. THE ... v o .. 1mN SHOW. THl 810 IHOW ANO HIAME IT .. HT. AND l'O .... LY ON BROADWAY Wtte .. l THlY c1ua .. ATID THEIR 4TH VIA .. 0' NM09'MtNO. "I RECOMMEND IT!" • WlttM Ken, N. Y. TirMe "'INCREDIBLE. IT AEALL Y IS FUN." -°"9..,....N.Y,,._ ORANGE COAST COLLEGE 2 PM a 8 PM -Auditorium 2701 Fall'Yiew Rd .. Costa Meu (Oft S.n Diego Fwy) RESERVED SEATS: $11, $10, $9 Ticket SalN 1t Door One Hour Before Show ,_ .a~TIDll a RR•-u21 •IHYAT:_.. CALL ~ VllA AND llM1UCMD ~ 0rMge Co•t DAILY PllOT/ftidmy, February 27, 1181 Try baclcyard living style Hot haM ud Hper retreat, or do U rw JGU. ,.... .. .,. .... Ml UM oa T .. •Y wlll '-•lp JOU b' ~ ~ ~•• claoole ,._.. •""*' to la1 "1118 .. 8'riq IM )'OUt plttie1&l&r IOU aM natlo•. Tiie l••• of ell•at., al&We JM la IN"__. M•" .. .._... Mltctial u ..Uacthe Hd -IHH. Mf'fert W.Dd o/ ~ .... llat Mk> alv• • llll• · uct la&uNI, •Ill· caaHft of W'tra. Uv · ... Uw rw ...... .... ••• '°"' ....... a...etMal Ac cordina to tbe lrafflc now aDd worll AmericM AllortaUoe ol wl&Wa '/Ol#ll aoelal ad Nursery.._, people Ud eec111omle ..... ud de· a p proaca-ed a-om• alna. PVBLlt NOTIC& landacaplaa from ti•• Tbe ti.. ud abrut. time IMy fint laadecl at you cbooae for your Plymou&91 Rock u a tool backyard havea not oaly to plea.e other people. provide beauty, but The front yard, tbea, serve practical functiooa was for sbow ; tbe u well. Tr'eea can fUter backyard -well, people bri1bt sunli1bt and didn't seem to care. absorl) it.a heat; in fact, ~ ................. ~ PUBUC NOTICE THEN CA•E THE idea of outdoor livin1. developed in California and applied across the country. The backyard was tranafocmed into a secluded retreat from urban pressures, an ex· tension of the family's living space. Today, it is ideally -a private comfortable area , s heltered from noises, tailored to the specific needs of the family. Planning annual 'Spring Flfng' Betty Jo Knickerbocker. Sharon Pence and Sandra Schwartz go over guest list for Spyglass Hill Garden Club's 6th annual "Spring Fling." The mid-winter social evening will be held March 7, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Stephen Schwartz in Harbor Ridge. The catered event will also feature musical entertainment. the temperature beneath a tree may be 15 to 20 degrees lower than in lhesU:O. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Creative landscaping answer to small space select only the plantings which wilJ enhance the space, not overwhelm it. didates for c0ntainer liv· ing. Hanging baskets of FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T no follow Ing ptr sons are 001no buitneH '' la l HUMAN A(TUALl2Al 10N SE llV•CES, -(b l EOUCAl IONAL OPPOR fUNITIES FOR NURSC:S IA DIVISION OF HUMAN AC · IUALIZAllON SERlllCESI 18o)7 FIOrtd• Street, S<ult llO, Hunr.noron euc h, c 1111ornl• -n...a. Ann L l(rueger, 700/1 Sw•nSf!a L.•ne. Huntln,qlon B••cn. (.alttorrt1a 970 ... H•I..,. L. Butler 1•YI !.uMv (rt'\! Fullerton. t alllornla 91.:IS Th•S Out.Int"~., 1S tOl'\duCttd t>-; a 9eneral ,,.rtnersh1p Anl\ L -C.rU..Q4H r •us ~••lenwnt .,., toeo w1tn tri.e Counly t ttrk ot Oran9e Coun1v on Ftb, l. l'ltl ~ Ull7J Pt.11>"'""° Ot'.,,Qft Co•s• D••f1 P1•ot. Feb o, 11. 70, 71, •'1181 •7>81 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PV-.UC NOTICE ........... 9'.. ,.ICTlflMautlNHJ-- ...._._ .... ~.._... •MM•T•H""41!fT .. ..,... fl • llCNIBrt ti c-iey r ,. .... 9WinQ r>trien •• OOiftt "" ............ ld ... , ....... lfl. "'" .. Awee.i. ~ ......... Cetltwtlle SUltFitO \ECUl tfY .... UO .,,., • • ..,.. .. it• ., ., ttu 1t.-1u,11.et, tillf'llno10f\ ~ ...,~ ... ""·. ""' B ....... ...Wdl C..llOfll'A~ u-..., ,.... • lllllllls•¥·..,... -.Nm W N-llo,. tVI P•w111<a ••N Ill .. tttic. ef llw ... ,. ., Huntl"'tfon .. e<.'1.C.illor"l•91'44 Olrec-. .......... ·-,_. I hit OUWMH ,, ~lfd .,, •n ,,. leNIV....,,c.i...,...,e.1 o•vld11•I , C"""9 •UffWAY ••TSllSION J1rn Nowll11 SHO....... lhl\ .t•te-nl WO ,,,.. tl/tlh 1"'1 •t<LAMATIOfll l't.ANT NO. 1 C:Oullly (l••k 01 t>.~no· ~Illy o~ JOe NO........ I •II •, ltll ....... ,.... ......... in.-,.,,,t .. -.CrlllMwelft. 1>1101 .. Nd 1.>r-'°"'' e>e11v Piiot, Tiie .....,_t Is lo ... -It<· Ftb •• IJ,20, '>.19t1 U ... 1 """ eccarellft9 to II• $tle<lfiut1G'ls M Ille In.,. affiQ of tM S.Cr.C•v ot ..,. Oltlrkt .,. Mid $tle<lt1~ellons •re bY rel•_.. -• -1 fll llil notke. S,..clllc•ll--Ofl\er ..,_.., tloc11ments ffleY lie ... lftl,..• et.,. of• Ik e ol IM ~ 5MltMloft OIMrlc:t Ill•. 1 .. 10M4 Ellis AWfllMl F-t.in V811•y. C..llornl•. CC)94t1 of Ille eq11lp. --lllc•ti-_,. 1M otllMMd ,,_ Ille ...,. . .....,.lofwd olfk e et no <Ml .......... All.,.. ..,..t lie mede I,. .ccora ... ce •1111 ,,,. sletutet of 1114 St••• 01 C•lll-•. wUfl toc.i I-~bit INrtto, -M directed I" tlle Of_.I '°'"' -lpec:lflu1tl-. Bidders •re hereby nolllled th•t 1111r-nt to h ~rwl\IOfts of ti. ~­ Cod• of tM StMe of C•lllornl•. tlle 9-0 of DI-tors OI C-y S...lt•· llOft OIWICI NA. 1 ,._ eKartelNO ,,_. prev•lllng re11 Of -diem w•9111 •P· pile •DI• to Ille -" to oe c10f1t tor 1 l\e IOC:•llly In Wlllch lllt work (, to be Pfffllf'rned 1n camptl..,ce '"'" Setllon 117l ol IN '--Co* of ... Stale o1 C•lllo,nle, ew1 It Is meo "' ,,. 01110 ol the S.Cr.tMY of 11141 County Senlt•· tlon District lfo t of OtMIGe Countr E•th bid ~II be m..-on the pro- POWI torm lurnolhed by Ille Dlltric1 •nd encl-In Ille f'nWlope su1>ollea by Ille Olstrlcl be•tlllCJ Ille 1111• of lfi• worl\ •nd IN ---rotSS 01 lh<' b.ldd•r •1111 no olller dhlinQul1n1no m•rl<OI. It I\ t,. solo respoM1b1111y ol llM bidder lo see !NI Ills bid I\ rt <elvtd in Pf-r tlrn• Any bid re u ivtd ••t• I,. KMdulecl cto .. no lime lor ••ulpt of "'"' "11111 be returMd 10 PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUI ....... NAMll IYjt.HNN'f ' ... loll-41\f lllW .... " dDiftt bllJ nt nH. J AYllollAC co ... n1 OtV• Orlvt, Ne"'oorl lte<ll, 'elllornl u..o John J lloll<Kerl"tn, ,UO CHI O"Wt , Newp0'1 aee<ll, CAlllor"I t2~ fill\ taAlne" II C-u(ltO Oy llft I dlvlllu•I. JClftn J Mct<••rtn PUBLIC NOTICE F ltTITIOOS BUSINES!> NAME STATEMl'HT I fhv to1tow1nq pt1~ '"* uo1ng ou\I n~~\ .t-. M l.. RE.Al f<,IAl E 11 00>JW"°'\ )(.I '' ,,,,.,. (1Jl•forn1t1 '1111> M orQAll•I J('t\n C l r t'IOn It' UoowuucrSo ff"v1rt~ Cdfifornl• ·1Jll) • 1 fi1\ bU\lnt•\, t~ 1.onc:IU\l-ed Ol tn 1n~ <11w1dU~I Mdtl.li"''' J l.arhou • tn1._ 'tbt~rTI·•nt Wi'f\ l'flt•Cf W1U1 tlti" <. ount" C.ltor"' •JI tJrAn'-),, (.ou•'fv Utt 1 .. 0 4 f%t • F1Ulaa'. trw btddtr ""'C11Pt1Wd. ..,u:ot. .. hed Ot~•OQI 1,1\i Oo1•v P1hJt1 E•th bleldar must be licensed 1n 1ne ~vD ~ IJ ,, • 1•1H1 ,,,v d• Sl•lt ol c:.llfornl• eno qualll•eo 10 p.,lorm t"41 work ~c,lbe<I on !he ~<lhc•tl""' A pr_.1 ~•r•nlM ol not IK\ !Mn ran oerttnl 110%1 01 t"• tor•• bid I •rnounl >Mii •«omc>MI, HCh blo •no m•r l><t ln Ille lorrn ol • Did bond .,. uuuer·s or t.,,llted chet k P•••l>le 10 tne Oi1trict. PUBLIC' NOTICE FtCTt Tt OUS BUSINESS NAME STATEllolllENT fht-IOOowi;1n9 pietM)ft IS 00tn9 DU'\f f\f\\ 1U fHE PflOJ"(l C.ROUP, HGO lrY•n• Av'10ue1 Suit" 70S. N .. wport 8f'aCh Cat11orn1• •2M4 This cozy haven amid the urban or suburban sprawl can be created by anyone with a litUe help from nature and your local nursery. A UvlNG screen of ever1reens will muffle street noise, break chill· ing winter winds, bide unsi1btJy views. Proper· ly planted lround covers reduce maintenance and prevent soil erosion on sloping land. And the plants )'OU add to your landscape today will probably mean a bjgher, quicker sale for your home in the future should you want t o To create an inviting landscape which you and your family can ad· mire and enjoy does not require a tw o-acre estate, or even a half· acre plot. All it takes is a little imagination and, perhaps, some h e lp from the experts at your local retail nursery or foliage and flower ing r:icrmcjjuusrNus B A L C 0 N Y plants add interest to NMAE STATEMENT The e ... rd ol Dort'(IOr S"' !ho (C>unl~ !>•nlt••an 01\l•ltt No 1 reur•n ,.,. rlQhl IO ••)K l ...... or •II Did~ Mid 10 •••Ve My Of •II lff~QUIMU10 (n•r1p\ ll,_nc: 1t1) MontNf'"~ A-.;enu~.C:O-.•., Me\.! l•IHorn1a~16lD Tn•\ t>usm""" l'\(.Ooduc.lfl'd by d" m· CllVH1U.ll The first and foremost point in planning an al· tractive livable landscape is to have a plan before you start. Without an overall aon· ce~l of your outdoor family room, your vis· ions or good limes at home might end up be· ing only visions. A plan, however simple it might be. will prevent your backyard rrom becom· ing a hodgepodge of plants hard to take care of, disappointing to look at, uncomfortable move. Take the first step toward good times at home by designing and planting a landscape that provides comfort, privacy and beauty. gardeners can take ad· your balcony garden ... ~~~.10110••no per._•• aoino bu" vantage of the nursery and brighten your in· OVAL.1rv coAc .. woRK!., ,..," industry's latest door lanscape when ~:~;ni i..-. """11no•onehch c a technology in container temperatures turn cold. M•r~re1 Jon AnthOny 1011 He11 plants. Small s hade and When planning your A;•,.;,H~::i::.S:~~ct~ 9:,~·~n '" flowering trees, dwarf outdoor living space, re· d•v•du•1 Sy Order of ri.. &o.ro Of Oirec101, C0unt1 S.itrtul•lton <.n,.,.,., Ati•"' 0 11tnc.I No 1 of '"'' U Alf'n\PtU .,., "'"° Wtlll tn.t 0r.,..eounty C41llo<n•• ~:~~~:,! ~~'~,,:,' CJr t1ttQf tounl'f' Ol'I ~:.t:::ne Syln\ler Fl.MIU Publlslied OrM\9' Co.t,1 Oa1&v P1lol PuOl.-\f\ed Ot-AnQP-C'M\l 0d•l\i P11ut Feb 70. 11, 19'1 IS•.. F•o 70 11 ~· • ll 1991 i?I •• garden center. With the housing trend turning to townhomes with postage -stamp yards, to condominiums and apartments with small balconies, the art of landscaping has become even more fruit trees, evergreens, ~ember that an ~ttrac· i Thls :!: J;.Z~t~1':"~ with •n• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICf: Shrubs, even Vegetables llVe landscape reheS On County C•trk ol Or•nve County on FICTll tOUS 8US,.~ESS -all are prime can· quality. not Quantity. "•:~:~:·~".:.co .. , oa·~·~~: 1 n~ :~:£~Tf},!,~!:~!J..:~ 0"" "' r.:·· 1 ,.,~,A:.~.~i.~!.~ME~~ • .,0 11,., Weekend gardening checkliat Occ to Conduct Ftb.71.~r.~.U.20.1981 1010·81 /l~~~t~ PRE.SHA OAIA ~·~ll,M') _ t.. l ~ ~u"iuwk,•UO A•. -----CON SUL lP.NT lo lOJ M t .<~n ,.:1 QJrtlln" o. '•· 31 '"·ti. lttlt th:ti "· PUBUC NOTICE tourt Fovn•~·n .,.,, ... Cahlotn•• 1Hnulh•r<I ~'"''""' C:a111urn1,1'i0<.llU 9'108 Ty •tuu Pn.)f'), U)OI 10WA; l d rl; : to live with. l THE LANDSCAPE experts at your local nurse ry or ga rden center can help you de· sign your backyard • Prune fruit trees before new growth starts. creative. Dwarf varieties o( • nnrseries tour plants. containerized A tour of five highly specialized plant trees and shrubs, and nurseries located.in northern San Diego County ca re fully designed will be conducted by Orange Coast College's Com. patios and decks offer munity Service Office March 14. the s ma 11 . s pac e Fee for the tour is $17.50. The bus will depart gardener a diversity of the OCC Auditorium parking area at 8 a.m. and • Time is running to a options for an attrac· will return at 5 p.m . close for bareroot plant· live, livable landscape. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are ing of roees, shade, fruit on sale in the Community Service Office, in OCC's and nut varieties. EVERGREENS and Administration Building. The office is open Mon· flowering shrubs pro· day through Friday from 8 a .m . and 6·7 p.m ., and • Amf nd the soil vide privacy screening Saturdays from 8 a.m . to noon. before planting this lo townhouse dwellers, Tour conductor is Dr. Gary James, professor FUCL~.· a club ye a r's veg el able ground covers allow for of biological sciences, and chairman of Orange IIB garden. Replenish or-easy maintenance, and Coast's Division of Agricultural and Biolo1ical ganic matter and potted plants give Sciences. slates meet nutrieota. seaaonal color. The tour will visit Grigsby's Cactus Gardens, The same rules of The Plant Place, Tropic World, Seaboms, and Garden Grove Branch • Don't fet tbe weeds landscaping apply to Stubbs. or the National Fuchsia get ahead ol you. Mulch small spaces u well as Grigsby's specializes in, cactus and rare suc- Society will meet Tues-the soil surface around laree areas. The dif· culents. The Plant Place features Pachypodiums, day at 7 :30 p.m ., in shrubs, trees and bed· ference, ol course, is in Eupborbias and other unusual succulents. Tropic Ga r den Grove Com . ding plants with a 2" the size and scope of the World has a vast array of tropical and subtropical munity Center, 11300 layer ol organic matter plantings. You'll still plants. Stanford Ave .. Garden to discourage weed seed want to harmonize col· Seaborns deals only in Bromeliads and Cyads. Grove. germination. ors, shapes and lex· Stubbs specializes in Fuchsias. Richaro c.rwrwts. p,.,~1 .... '•H>.J ""' I ~un11nu1ori B"' ,. n l.\Jhturn1a 91~4/ FtCTtTIOUS•USINEH ~tnv• co~rt J:ountd•'1 Vdlff'Y Ph bw\lft\. ' cc·noucr ... a o ....... tn 1''. MAM• 5TATSM•NT C:elltorn•• .,108 1°'"'" ,,., • lh• rottotiWinQ H rtons •r• do•no T1'1\ ou\1nt•u '' t:ondurtea ov •n 1n r-. ._.._.., f'n.,.m • t>u\.lftHS••: dl¥tdu•I~ tn1\. ~1-.1\t"n'\!"' N1U 111rd ..... ut' me• AEOONOO PLAZA SHOPPING Rtc,,.rdC: Prut•• l.uunlr U~•• ol Or•nQ« C:ou"h "n ' CENTER. l Corporet• Pl .. e , Sult• ll11\ ""''•""""' •a\ 111eo w•Ul 1ne F~D l l<l&I H ~,,8t 700. N•-1 .. •11, C... -Counrr Cl~r• ot Oreno-Counl f on I' IV>O Or C \I D 1 ~ IOI~ DeftN• L. Gibb And Rutt. Ann Ftt> j , 1ftilt rt••i•"' F-uo"'~1• ~J. 7U ,:~:, o._J •i y 0/i ltl' Gibb, J Cor-<tt• Ptei•. Suite 200, r ., -l Nawpo'1 a..ch, C.. 92..0 Pubh~l>ed 0-•noe CCWI" Oa<IY l»lot, t This buMMSs I• belnQ conc11K1..i oy Feb 6. ll.10. 71. 1911 •7'1 •• PUBLIC NOTICE \ lnGlvl-IS • ~:.i!":~:: PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS9'151MEU ·1 This --t .... filed wl!n ,,. NAMI STAT•llollENT Count• Cler• or o. ... -County on FICTITIOUS BUS~ T"t •ono .. ino person• ••• Oolno l ,. ,_ bu'''""-' •i Febr.,.ry u. 1"'· 1 M NAME STATEMENT I " ., 8 £QUIPMUIT AENl AL.S, fl1W.15 '"'t1'in~,'.o.",ow•n9 ~f''\On\ ".'~ oo,ng tJM)() w l("t"'"" Or~o-C1tH'o""'"" Publlslled Or•n0t Co.ul Oa11r P olo! v • ' ' Feb. 27, ~ •.•• 13, 10, t9t1 100.-81 I N s 1 I r v I L " I-, •n•7 CAllOIOVASCUc..&lt lECHNOLOGv J P•,llr••" Rl<Utls. Inc• 1.00 w ... PUBLIC NOTICE r:1CTITIOU$ aUSINESS NAMll STATeMSNT The IOI-no pe<1on k oalno Du\I Mn•" CAVAlfAGH AND ASSOCI ATES. 111SO E. 17th Street. S.nl• An•. C•. '7101 J•mes P•trick C•w•n•1h, 1• Ninos, Irvine. c.. t?T14 T"is bu$1MSI Is ,_U<ted b' 1n un· lncor110r•ed •-Miiion -r .,..,. • 1W1rtnerslllp J-s "-tno. C.•..,A9" Thi• stat-I wft lllfd wit" IM Count, Clerk ol Or.,.Qe Counly on Febr.,.ry U, ,,.,, F1'661' Plll>ll ..... C:.-to.st O••IY P•IOI Feb. 11. Met.•. ll, 70, 1"1 ~11 t .t7• t F ,.,,-.hn Awenue-Sutlt' A K•••U•. OrenQit. C•llforn1• •2661 fuu1n, C•hfornt•92'il0 • T1t11 N,J,in1•:u '' condvcte'd by• cor Medt<•I Ete<.t"1n1C'\ SvHfm\ 1 nc por•rlon 11ncor1>or.11..i 1n Stell! ol C:d••l~•n•d PAllo<ER & RICKETTS INC l41'f Ff'..n•11n .-~. St1tl# -'· fw)l•n 4t1'Wr G. Rl<lfth, C•lilorn1•07oll0 T hi\ ,';:::::;:: wa~ llled W•lh ,,,.. Po~=;~o~\•ntt't\ IS (Of"<lucted O) • co,-CoutHr cr.rr-or Ort:lno11 COU(1fy on ,¥,t_.<11ta1 l-:fectron1c" '>'f'-ltm.. Frb 111 1'M1 Inc A~r1 \,.IJ00-1u• Pr,\tdt''lt T '11\ Sta~n\\\f\f Wd\ flle-d N•lh tnt" County C•er-. ot Oral'Qot Count, O"I I f*b J. 1911 f-1Hl11 PuOlf\.nt<I Or•nqe c.o~ut Dd•lv P1to1 Feo •. u .10 11 1qjj1 • •'u ~· FIS .... Publl\hed ()r41n~ CO<lll O•lly PllOI F~o '° U. ~re~•. IJ 1tt1 •tt·•• PUBLIC' NOTICE ~ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATfMENf [ A•tl\: t_ PUBLIC NOTICE l 1".,~.::,"n 1a ~; .,, ,,., r,. • :),, ·'"' t F• 11flt,1 n \/+1ih 1 Bob Heckenlaible, er.· lures. But avoid the ten· "The five nurseries wiU have items for sale, pert on rems, will tell • Pn1ne fuchsias back dency to put a landscape including many very rare and unusual plants PUBUC NOTICE F~~~!:~!':::S why ferns are easy to to the edge of banging designed for half an available nowhere else," Dr. James said. n •• 10110..1119 oenon ·~ oo.no ou" I ,to f J"' •I '1 ' ,, .1-t I ~h 'f ; -,111 I' t s;_(J .I I A '''I 1 I Al 'Ch I • grow and will answer all baskets. Also pinch back acre in your 20x30 foot Persons planning to attend are asked to bring riCT1nous au11Nus ,...\.•~;.TvRA oPr icAL. c~ 11>11~ questions. geraniums for bushy backyard. With the help their own picnic lunch. •w..a STATUMNT Tuu1n Avonut, su11r AJoa. co•la ff' u.,. ..... 1•v+•Ju 1 • t:'• 111 It .. 1 t.l •• ' •• I ,, , •• ~ I Guests are welcome. wtb of your local nursery. For ticket information, phone 556-5527. Tll• 1011-1119 P•r.ons .,. do•n9 M•Y. c.111onvH2m ------------~g:..ro ____ ·---------.------------------------------~~-----1 bu1iMun. s PE s s ~ Ptlylll• Ann -<Both, cs.too ·~ ,, .. ,,, ... ,J. •nt• n t 'ht I •1 f1 ... • • • • •• • • Turn your unu5ables into usable cash. can Daily Pilot classified 642-5678. s...... r-si.m ,, v...., °"°' tColt S.._._ YOUt Al .. l cona~M1·1219 , . ..._.._. ........ ~ -o.-.c..--~ ..... -. ... ,...,"""·' LLOl'o·s -- !lit•'£11~•1 ~•11111 MARIGOLDS 4·· Potted Size, 8rtaht Spring and Summer Cdor .......... 58~-- BLUEGRASS SOD by Cal-Turf ' '1 69 ,...,...11 ... ft.t . .....H' .. ft.J 28'!: ....... .... ~ ......... ,..... ....... LLOYD'S NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO., IMC. ztn....,... ... (II..,, 111C-. ...... CA --(7141646-7441 NAl ... .._.ote ... OI.--. ............. , AN lllollAL ·•· T • JH -· Tuuln Avonut . Sult~ A108 Co\la """----------------------------------... lloll<F•oo.n.s.ntaM•.C•.92704 M C.111 I •n J •m•s 0 . Sor•n9t'rs. t' 14 ;~; bus.l::s•i: conctucted bi; •n ~n ••iii "''' Spectacular COLOR DISPLAY AZALEAS 'REDWING' &'ALASKA' Two sun tolerant coastal favorites, n-•:,:orgeoua •. m;!I 50Al. SIZE REG . 12.98 GrHn-up Azaleas•Camelllas• Gardenias g:cHACON LIQUID IRON AND ZINC Curea and prevents yellow leaves. Feed• through leaves aa well as roots. Promotes blooms. 1 pint m•kH up to 11 9111. Reg. 2.29 I Florut Special I Save10% .. illfiiJi:+Mdw 19% OFF on our beltu . one ol+klnd SILK FLOWER and DRY ARRANGEMENT& Somethln to Ht your hOIJ'8 decor WONDERFUL GIFTS. Hu,,,,-SuHIY llmlted • Slrice fNI Hallishn Nurser~· Florist 2l40 Harttor llvd., Cotta M11G Pa11l•rlno, ~ta Mff•. c.. 91•2' dl•ldu•I I el• r Cllflt T 5'1r~1. II•• P.vl•rino ""v1111 A -< 8flh I ,. .•. Avt., C~I• ~.Ca tU7' n Thl1 sl•l•-nr ,._, 111"" w1lh lh~ TIHS bu.iMSs is conducl~d bY ~ in Countv Cltr~ ol Orin~ C:ounty on dlvldu•I. FtbN•ry 1a. ,,.,, J•muO.Scw.,.91'5 Ftt4114 Hu\ •t•t-I "'"' tllf(I "'11" 1"" PubllSIW<I OrMVP C:IM1I 0.11~ P/lol Counly Clerk ol Or'"Qt: Countv on Feb 70, 71, Mar 6• 1). 1•91 R7b·81 Feb•u•rv M, 1'1181 Fl- Publl\Md °'"""" (OH i O•llv Pilot Feb. 71, ~r •, 11, 10, 1~1 9.0-11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STAtEMEHT Th• tollow1n9 P•rson\ •r ~ 001no r:tCTITIOU' BUSINESS OUS•neS$ ••. HAMii STATEMEllT C G . ' ASSOC• A 1 ES, 1000 W The 1011owi119 o•rsons art doing M•cArl,.ur. •<S. S.nl• An•. C• 9'110> bUSineu•; H troert Contn 1000 w Pl'Hl.I<' ~OTl<"t: FKTI 110VS BUSINESS NAMt STA 1 EMEIH fll I l)oA f •'\ I 0-.f .\~ I M ~A·• • /t.t 11Jl 1 I 1 .)fn-'-*1~ "'--1 I , f H l/1l ,.. I • 1;\ol1n ~ 1ht'\r~. 'o;,~ ... l hi\ U"'ll'\I 11'4''1 t,.<1 flt 1 ,,. r1.r ieio,, 'ol ... tf~ l°\\.. t I It. '°" h ,. taOUt\l<r .,,.. I O• II •J \)Uni, ,, ,._«a ~ ,OH SKK ENTERPRISES. 11301 M1<.ar111Ur .ad Sarlt•An•.C• '1101 Blutbtrryl.ll,.EIToro.C• 92•30 Robo•I J C..anl, 1000 W ~I\ llJ l.•9u"• Pac Ult FflHHU ,., (• M•cArf1"'r. •0, Sant• An•. C•. 91'07 1 .'~u~h~f\CXIJ 70v1<t01~1C.v"1' t LldlJ'f :--,i~u~; c C•lllornl• corpor•llonl. 17301 Th1\ 1>u"ne" '' condw<l tO l>t • "" •a • " Siu.berry Lil .. El Tor~ C•. 92UO !lellt••I ~''""'"''" I This tiu.inHs 11 tonclucted by a cor Her-1 Cohtn poraflon. This 'latem•nt w,n hfed w•ln tr~• LAGUlfA PACI Flt County Clerk 01 Or""Of' County on FINANCIAt. FtOruor, 76, 1'91. b\' Its ~esldent F15tMJ Tlll1 st-"'" ril..i w1t11 1r.e Publlsnod Or...,oe eo.11 Dally P1101 Counly C .. rk ol Or.,.oe Countv on Ftb, 71, Mltr •• , ll, 20, t'llll 10) .. 11 Febru•tY U. 1 .. 1. ,,...,. PuOlllllH <> ..... C..11 O.•IY Piiot P UBLIC NOTICE Fet». U , Met.•. 13, 70, 1'tl 11).11 PUBLIC NOTICE P BLI(' NOTICE FltllflOVS 8V'1NESS "'"ME SlATEMENT J ht· 101•"•••1Q "~'"on\ "'" n4'1n9 bU\lfH!HcH •; 'I ,, SOO~'rl\O :>AILMAICC RS, 888 W lotn, Nt NOO•t 8Htll, C•llrornM •11>6.l ' C:•m~r 5'1•1~ In< 4 (•lllO< nl• t O• 00'41110n. • w l•th r~•v.pan l\ucn t •lllornta '7116J (hi\ ~~J'll"'\' 1\ Ctuldu<l.-d \h tt • M our•f1on "'l (.•mbo'• .... I\, Inc Rono•o M. °""9Mtty f>,t.>\10f\n' f "'' stdtv,,~n1 w.,~ fltf'd wttl'I I~•; Cou"tv Ci•'" Jt Oren09 Count-. on l'•D • 1991 F1Utn., Pubh\hed Cl< ~"9<' (N<t OA•IV P1101 f P\) b, 1), IQ, 1' 1~81 oll 11 ,, PUBIAC NOTICE We know It's tough to buy a new car these days. That's why we've just done something about it. It's called the I 0% Cash Savings Plan. And her~'s how it works. Just bu~ lease or order a new 1981 car from the list below by March 21, and a check for 10%ofthe base -~ These cash savings are on top of your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer's already low prices. vehicle sticker price will come to you directly from Lincoln-Mercury Division. If you prefer, you can use your check amount toward your down payment. It's as simple as that. Remember, you must take delivery, lease or order the car of your choice now through March 21 . (Limit of one' per customer. Participating Dealer contributes part of the cash savings.) The 10°/o Cash Savings Plan. from Lincoln-Mercury. We're making it easier to buy.a new car. LINCOLN-MERCURY DIVISION -- MODEL BASE PRICE. GET BACK 10°/o Zephyr 2-Dr. $6,16.3 $617 Zephyr 4-Dr. $6,282 $629 Zephyr Z-7 $6,.311 $632 Zephyr Wagon $6,577 $658 - Capri .3-Dr. $6,745 $675 Capri GS .3-Dr. $6,927 $693 Cougar 2-Dr. $ 6,5.35 $654 Cougar 2-Dr. GS $6,906 $691 Cougar 4-Dr. $6,694 $670 Cougar 4-Dr. GS $ 7,065 $707 Cougar 4-Dr. LS $ 7,666 $767 · Cougar XR-7 2-Dr. $8,005 $801 I Cougar XR-7 GS $8,325 $833 Cougar XR-7 LS $8,720 $872 --·---· ------- ' ' Lincoln Town Car 2-Dr. $14,0;24 $1,403 Lincoln Town Car 4-Dr. $14,423 •t,443 . . I Mark VI 2-Di. $17,237 $1,724 Mark VI 4-Dr. $17,682 $1,769 / - ' \ 1981 TOYOTA LONGBED SR5 PICKUP TRUCK AUTOMATIC TIAMI. W /OVllDllVI Equipment includes automatic tran1ml11lon with overdrive, tachometer, bucket seats, tailgate panel, Ultra mirrors & chrome rear step bumper. (014193). One only. 5682885 00 OVER INVOICE . 1980 HONDA ACCORD LX 4 cyl., 5 speed trans .• factory air cond .. pwr. steef1ng & disc brakes, AM·FM"Stereo cassette. rear wiper-washer. velour int.. Michelin steel belled radials & low miles. (108124). $ · 1977 TOYOTA COROLLA SRS Thia "hatcht>Kk" model has an economical 4 cyl. engine, 5 lpeed trains .• factory air cond .. AM-FM stereo 8 track & wire ~wheels. (835JPQ). · 53999 1977TOYOTA Thia ''trick" truck ha 4 cyt., 4 IP99d nn... AM~M etereo ~. C.B. radio, chrofN grille-mirrors & re• bumper, spec18f pelnt, pop up f. -tir. & morel (1 FM782). 1981 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 LIFTBACK • 1 d 5 sPeec:t tran1ml11ion. Equipment •re u ~ucket seats. tachometer, ==~ :::i~~e"dg front disc brakes. wheel well moldings & pinstripes. (588655). One Only. WE'RE DEALI•' 1977 TOYOTA COR L This is a great little economy c. wUh a 4 c:ytlnd9r engine, 4 ~ transminion and vinyl Interior. (729SOZ). A steal at only 1979 MAZDA PICKUP Th.is .. Sundowner" model hie 4 cyl., 5 speed trans .. air conditioning, rear sliding windOw. white sidewall tires and morel (1A61612). 55299 1981 TOYOTA STANDARD BED . PICKUP TRUCK . t includes 4 speed tran1mi11lon, Equ1pmen . ted front disc brakes and tailgate ==[. T':uper value for a super truck! (008950). One Only. 5561885 00 OVER INVOICE 1978 DATSUN 510 SIDAN · This 4 door model hu • 4 cyttnder engine, 4 epeecl trw.,.,.18'on, factory air oondllonlng, radio, wfllte 9idewell tnaand morel C181UZT). 53599 ; !'P..-... I :=::~·:f'IH'ltf.. :::.r:,AHI : 'ri.\'f.i Colltll -· .... ' .... ..... ...,. , .. '!:i!E!l~~ .. °" .... t• .. ,, .... '" .... 11 --.. "1&1C~& .. ~~--!!\!!.­...tt:V#.\"81.~AI ~.,, I I A.M ..... .,......,.. .......... .,.... ~ A -"' ._., e11 ..,_. T"'9 .....,_. ==II ... llr-!'..!!!' =:-:.. · ... =--·:: ....: .. :w=:r.:=x Ca 11 fcu r:.-la fl I ~TIT LI ~ ............... -&:!, INIU""*• COIPANY, e ,.,._ _,,.lf ...... ,.......... • 114111, .. T,,.. _.., .. 0... .. _,s:C.. frllM •-.-. .. 0.NNll CAIN, e 0-.. ....... ... t llltlt MUii, • ._. f'AULllU t.. ~ ........... ..... .c>H•n. ...... --. .......... _....,. ...... .. ... TllllT• ... .... UOllU! II HHHV GIVl_lf ........ ~~ ~:. ""'° 000 -'HI• ...................... ,,... - --1M~01 °'""'° ~. ~ .... 1-s•a:Cilll Of*ttt ........ .. JM. I, t• .. -lllftlllt --.. •c I'll ............. -..... '"''" .. ., ........... ~ ..... ct .. ,._. ......... a-b"' ta..61 ,. .. t6U tf Oft1c1e1 _ ........ ., ......... ..,.. .. 1., .. 1><.ClliM '"'' 10 00 • '" Merell I I, 1•1 001 c.,.,.._ Orlve I rvlne, Cclllorlil• •O I l. r o IUD\ r..(retery ef llw lioord of Olrecton Irvine RM)'h Wetur Ol1lrkt P.O. aox 0.1 lr¥1ne, GalllorftY 9211t Anlltlr C. kwn 11c-. ...... ...,_ .. Ol1'9Ctors ol lrvllie 9'8'1Ch W•tar District P11bll-OrAn11A Co.st O.lly ,.11.C, ,._ 2P, ltll OtMI ·-· ..... ""'-.... ....., .......................... . tf or-.. C811n1Y. ~."',... 11,1-.-n.......,..,...._ ..... '°" "..,..,., '" t11t ,.,_, w w1n111 ........ , a1kr .. .._., perlor-• tf e4'11est1Mt s•IWH wwt11rw1.,..u •• 1--.-. .. the••b• lllclulllng , ... llrMCh Of •· ............. ~ "" .. .......... lault, Nlkt °' wtllch ••rec.,... ............... ..,.. .... ,., .. Nov. S, 1• a doc-I llC .... 111 CMltN(t~ fee .............. t• Moll UGI ..... IM of Mid Olllc .. I Ill ,....._ It ... • ........... ... PVBLIC NOTICE Recor di, will NII et pulllc auction to cl.,_1 ell JwlMlct...., ........ JllCh PUBUC NOTICE Ille"'"'"'~ for calll 111 1ewf1o1I HllltCllytftnlM.T,.MMflelertuHf u •ijNIN<O OF PROPOSALS. fllelllawlllllo ....... Ul tlltli'IMllfteol Y id •••••O of t>"vc:tors le lie lleld Oii Man:ll II, '"'· .. IO:••·"'" •t IN •'9Ali'lefl· 1•"'4 ... a •OOf.u. 1------------~ money OI IN United s .. IH, wllllololl Illa IWClecl -lie cltl-tf ... -any co-or or w•rl'W'ty, ••preu mllftltr. NOTICE OF DEATH OF NOTIC•TOc••OITO•IOflaULIC or lmpli.clat totlll•,IM>Uftsloll.wen· G-r•<* ... tloft._. .... ,.,.D. ROBERT KAU ~MAN, HAlllfla•ANDOf'INTINTIOllTO cumbr-,fortllepur-olpe•l"V tllll. TM,,..._,,_...., ... ._.. •.. ,. ROBERT J . K'"'U•· T •AN 1 fl I• AL Co" O L f c obtloatlon• -urod by Y id Oee4 of MlecfO-ellOtll._._._..,,..,. .. lh l\\V M00.000. conslMlllt Of 1.0 ..,_°'.,..._,,,.. ..... of u.--11, U•t•d April I, 1 .. 1, d9•1~ted "WATE.-ORKS IOHOS, E\.ECTION 1'7•, Ui'41lS A OF h4f IRVtNE •ANCH WATER DtST•ICT FOR IM· PllOVr Mr NI Of$TRICT NO ...... _.....redA·lteA.1 ... flU9lllicl ...... MATU IU llES fM -wlll ,,..,..,. In .-utlve -tc.I order Oii .1),.11 on lht •"-I~ fOf tac II of Ille wvarel ,.., ... lo-: •• "' r llVllllAOSLICINM Tru•t. Ille lnterasl conweytcl 10 said pr--OletrlctHo.111,wflkllW«U MAN AHD OF PETITION c1ecutt1-•111u.c.c . .-Tr-" by..,. o....of rr11tt 111 ~ _,.._._. 'Y.,. elucllM 111 ttn, ... T 0 A D M I N I S T E R ...,., •• ,. "'Cc*I ffty t1tl09lef11n -cc-ty tt 0r-... e-i ., ..,. ....._ ..,.........., EST ... TE NO a 107..,.,. NOJICE IS HEREIY GIV EN lfWll • State OI CAIUOrnla Olld M<rlbed H : M ••• -. n.,..._tur wllleltMMa ... • .,.. -· llulk ··--·Incl ....... .,. •lc·ClllUllC Loi I ol Traci Ho. ,... In, ............... ~ ........... .. Y&Alt P•tNCf .. AL ... INCl .. AL AMOV .. f YEA• AMOUNT »0,000 1 .. 1 HS.000 \l0,000 I"' M0,000 uuoo .... ..1.000 US 000 t9tS 110,000 t40.000 19'• SIS.000 . ... t.0,000 19'7 MO,OllO MS,000 lttl MS ,000 \'Cl,000 'll'n.IJ -· '••O meturllv ~It '' wbjecl to c,..,... uo to 12:00 _,, on Friday, M•• h •. t'IU1, -11 m.11 lie \lie r-ilbHlly of H<ll bl-to confirm tlw ' W.•• j" •••ul ''"~' ltl•llU.tlt1 KM<lllle •I or •fief &aid llmeal lheoftl(eof· •""6 .. ~:-:.~ ~:.~:n~ "!::.~:: OorMldA H~ ......, "•'"'' "''"" M lfl#G ill ...,n O'Malveny .. Myers 1 r t !\U\ "· •, n•• "• t .)ta ,.. • •• •r tfM 1puonl •H W.tf St•tft StrMt ,1 111, 11,41,. ,,., ·~• Lo• Anoeltt, Calllornl• too II kl!(,1\l HA (IOI '"''"l' • n ""'"" r 11<1' I!<,.'"' lo prln 11tSI 620-lllO 0• ;,~~1tf:L~~.:0'.,~~: ~~~:~.' ; 1 :;:,•~; .~" ~;1 ~~-~·~::.:~~! ~~;<F~='ri:;!,,_.,, l Al' A"'1.r r1. '""d' m .. , •. , f HT , .. \6.1 ... U,f ., °"'""'· Btyth E'•StrJMn P•lne Webber, tnc:. ~ u --... " • '""'' " • 1 1 ,...,.,, •h.•11 not bt ~s~ c.tit0tnla Street tUbi9<t to <All wr ,, ..... ,,.,.1100tw1 W -'1 l>• I 1•tt.11t11QOuur •ftt"t s.tn F C tit I .... ~ ... Apfll t •WI tH .,.., ~• tf\•m m 'Y • • "' .,,, rt .nu """•.,,,td •• ran< l\<O~ • orn • lhfl otJhon of I~ IJWr<I vt UU'9'.lC>f\ -f "" 1 '" .t-.., 1 i '~'t •H vn .,,¥ 1nt.; .. ,f( ( 4U ) .)67 IOOO l>•Ym•nl-•1,,.r••ller prlDrln m.ot•JOl•f 11""'1· •II~ '• ;,0,.. • .,.,111 ,~11, INTEREST TllebOncb&,..llbe•r ontereil•l•••teorrattttobefl .. dup. Ot '•Oe.-r.....c •• tnt f041\lw •uv , •• ,,.phon ,,..w,,. • " •, 1 .o , ?t• ,..,., •\iffl 0, on the wle tN'90t &Mlt not to ••<Md 1% pw .......,.,, peyabte sem.....,.Uy M P•' v•lut, f()Otttwr with At tr'""" U1ff'tr\I ff' U.h ot • .... liof ,,,, .,,, Apt II 1, Gnd Oc.tOber I Ot eact) y..,., 11)7'1, 111......,,1,.11 '"',. t .. 11 0 o. ll'A'• , .. , PAYMENT Said -\and IN 111 .... lllt ,..,_ •ra peyab .. 111 tawflll IOt"' ff rrd....-nM 1n. ......... ••H. ""'JI ' ' r I ' ~"" tnon ... of the United St•tet of Amerlc.• at ... eor ....... Aten<Y o. ...... .. 100"9 ,,,.,.....,"'~d th-···"'"'., ... L1,•0i 10 "'"' • ,,.. i U•n• or Amott(• Natlein.I Tryst •nd S.¥lftl:I AISOC:ieli•, P••"'t .. .. 411 or .ony "°'"'"' .i llw tJo.-.,01,.., 1., t .. u "'" .. 1 ·:Hm~llon 111w o , on Lo< A"<jelt•. C•1llor11la, or Al any Payl119 Aeotlil .. 1•WD In SOii .. , any ont H ftlll'I ff ''~' tt\M\ 611 trt oo Llr• ,, ••• • , , . ._ 1 1 j"t .;iM '''"t> .. ••nt l\CO, C•llfotni•. C,,lcego, lltfnols; or New Ywtl, ,. .. York. et ....... ._ \UC." OoncK \.MU °'' 'tO'-•"•d only In fnwftoi' u-,.., ,., fl t".•tur•l'Y 4'1\ll .... i. l tra to; at tne no101tr 1twrtof rodom1>11an 1r .... "'""n . ''"11'" "'·""' '• "' '"' REGISTRATloN: r~ bonCll wlll be COUpOn-•eelstr ........ aw .. PURP\1'19' 11' 1\5111" '"" tlond\ -• , .. ,....,.1,r 1, 1 1110 ,,.,,.,,11.nn •nd Clpol nn1y or •i to bofh jlrlnclpal •ftCI llltarast, ..,. .,. form tf .......,.._ con•trvt Uon '" -•«•t...Orll'l f«Uilttl!, ,_. '""" '' ,. t 1 • .,,. "'"""'"0,.,.,,., 01,1,., 1 ,.,, • ., ~ <-"6nQied. or the bOftd.1 olsc.NlrQed tram ,......,etloA.. .. , IA eccet"lllMllce No !OS ''"'" tne pro""'°"''" Ille rHolutlon pr0¥"""9 for llw l•-•ef ..._ t....._ SEC.URI ty rnr bOndl. .,, ''"''"J &. •J~ to lln l, "Otn•o1 WAhif Oi~ CALLABLE The bOt"Ch m•hff'l"f on or ptlot' to Apr'tt 1. t"1 ..... fWl lie ,,.,,I L•w f 0.:Vl\IM ., Of fht w ••• , c M• "' ti\• .,,,..,,,.. ... C•I h\tnu4) 4'"10 ~"•II be j 'VO•e< I IO <•II or reotntipUon pr6or to m•twlty. Alf ................ Oft • ....., oat a from dn •'W''\\tt...nt UIPO" 1-.A•J w.u 1,, '\.ii d ,,,, ,0"''' ~ .. , Vn•• let 0, ''°"' Apr'' '· tM . or -"Y ot U_.m, mar be <•I~ blfor9 ,,,....,,.lty ~,..........,et •••• , t fMfQIS J)vnu""' h> Wld 11 w ""'"' I\ t .... J \ ••U "Ill "'' •nt Bo.rd Qf ,,,.. ootiOt\ of the eo.rd Of D1rect0ts Of IRWD. on .... 1. '"'· WOft ..... ,....,.... 01r~ct0t,. m.., ,,_. 11.tCect •nJ , 011r ,,.,, t t •w t'~"'°' ,.tt.t ttU tiuu~• .. 1,.no In u.avmenl Ute therNfter Pt"ior to m•h•tlty. 80fdl c.,.., pr._. to matvrtty "'90 S4'1d fmprOVwYl,.nt 01\h K f ~"•II ~ ... M ,,.,.U n 11\&ff' rw .i\\.-\• ,.,, Mr t~ fW> r~Oternec:J •f OW foUOWlnQ redemplloft prk"• ............ •Sa pef"C ..... of p.1ymf'n1> o .. r u h ... loget...,. '"I'" accrued lnl.,••I to d•• of •9"!,,,..Clon: BONO 1.,S•IPAN 1 •i ••• m Mf4 4 tor , 1~ 11 reoeemec1 on or .,.font Oc-1. 1tt1; IGrl. II r....,.._ therHfler •nclOftOr before Oct-• 1, ltt2; •llr~it r-tlltreatrer end on or befor•Oc:-1, 1"-1; 101~ ll r-emeo111ereafler •nclonor betoreOc-• 1.1-; •00''" 11 r...-.wct thera•fter •nd prror to maturllr. Ail or •11y l>Olloon ol Ille bOnds •ulljact to <•II rney be called lor redemption .1 ~ny orw '"'"' If 1eu 111an •II of lhe -ere r......,.,.. at any -time, \UC,, bOnd\ lt\111 be reoeemt'd °"'" in Inv.,.• ordllf' of ,.,.turity ar'td w•ct.d few "'O•'"Pt•on trom within• 'Ingle M•turUy by tot. ... ,.,. PlJRPOSE o r ISSUE Tiie bOnd• -·e •utN<i1od lor tlle acquislli<lft - .t .. )t "on\frt;thon ~ warerwons f.c:0111e, for ow tre.wfit ot tmorov~t Olstrk t .. ._. •• I NIJ 1(}(1 ~ l ' URI T. TM bOnd> are ll>Utrd pursuant lo Ille Cellfornla W•IW DIS· .... I I .... '°'"'"°" 13 ol ,,,. W•I•• CCKlt ol lhe Sl•I• of Celllomla) •nd lNlll be + ""'"' • rorn Ari tt~\e\"n•nt upon l•nd within Y•d I mPf'ov•nwnt Di1trlct or from /Ill>,._,.., ~ ''-''Qt ' our,uttnt fO w id law whlth, tn the dltereUon of lfw Board of t •Hf't lf>r' mdy twi ftvl~d and coll~< ted 1n lleu tMrM, and all t.•abte land In 1111 l1t10,-uven.ent 01\lr 1c I \"4111 be •nd r&miUn ll•b•• lo be •Hess.-c:t fort~ t-t,t 'f'•Tit l1l\ IONll IN~lJl<i\NCf IRWO ~•< reoiv•d"' commitment trom MBIA for• M\JH•t.1µ"1 flood Gvdutt1tff tnsur•nce Polley uncondltiONll~ 9u•rant .. 1no the •om~•• Dll•m.•nt ol oro11< ltMI •nd onlerul on Ille bond• to Ille P•yln9 A .... I. The u • '"• ,,,,, fOf lhfl Po11c-; will bf' full., P•fd by I RWO °' before tt. dell w ry ot IM '11111• o t c.41 INl/ESfMENT Tne bond\ woll, beiore tM "9llvery t,_reof, be , ,.,_,twtJ l0t UWP\tment under dn<S purs~• to the provisions of t9'fo 01.strl<ts 4,,.., ur111e., law (D1Y'1\1on 10of tM W•ttr Code) However. notvrltf\.standlf'9 Mieh 1 "' f1ltt Allon, in ttw 001nton o• Bond Counw• ttw •llQlbillty of ,.,d boncb. •t ttw t m1 nt lfW'ir 1-;wan, t lor the 1nve\tl"nent ot tt..ndt of commer<i•I ot S.Vl"O' bflnll..,,, a\ \U(n ... \VD1t<' to th~ P'Ov1iion1 of uw Fin..ncl.-1 Code o• UM Stal• of c i!llil\lrntd tlnd • \l.tr~ment to uwt •ffect wltl be printed on ttw bonds beneath TO a I I he Ir S , bever ... 11c-.11-.tto111t_., costeMese<:.ouMyWatur Olstrlct,n Wor11Arw1,,...•-1t011trlctNe.101 beneficiar ies, creditors t11UtcerU1nOELICATES5EH bull-~ per m-.racorc1ec11n'** 12•,peees2' .. ~1M111•111m,to,.rtur111,..,.. and contii:rant c re d itors of ~noWntiWORLOMART·VILLAWEST -•• Ml-11-"'--Ill ... of· 111At ........ ~•sl•tur ..... CM· eno 1oc•led ec 16040 H••-kuleverd, flee of 1,.. c_, Record9r of Mid tlruc:t ._..., fecltltlea.,..... tea In Rober t aufman, a k a c11y of F-•••11 Valley. county 01 ,_'"· ,.....,._ .. .._,. 11.,....iteecl9iw Robert J . Kaufman Of Ore1199,S4MeofCAlilorn;•tVOI. EXCEPTING THEREFROM all of Jutlldld!GNI ..-ci..;-11 ..... Hunt ington B each, Nem.s01TrAMfaror•-L1ten..-s, m in•••••. o11. e•s and otll•• Cllyof1,..,.,...n...,..t1c1er ... o1111e lOClal wc:urily llum-s -buslMH llydrocoroon lUOstanc:e1, w wd or SOid ptoJacl -ti. <Ill•-., IN com· California, and p e r son s add<eu•••: from ti. -dncrlbed ••lld. 1o1pen munlly. WhO may be Ot~rwlse in· BEVERLY T. COTTINGHAM, llw conoltkllls, llowever. lllalllle gran. Ge11erAIOblltctiM ..... S.fw 1.0. terested in the will and/or Sociel Security "°-Stt-26-SJll. •nd tor or successor1 In Interest of IOS. Tiie ""OIKt c.wlsts ell Ille~ JEFFREY A. COTTINGHAM. Social o-•Slllp Sllell M Y• llO r'9fll of •ntr; Yl•Ol<>-elOlll...._ ......... m . estate : Security Ho. S71·t1·172•. 1'°80 Ha,_ llPOft tlle l\olf'face of Ille IOlld And "'811 pr--~klNo. 105,-"kllwwe A petition has been filed Boulnerd, Suite A ., 8. Fou111e1n not drill for lUCh subst•nc•• within llw •utllorllW 'Y Ille tlUClloll In 1t7•, Ille by S tephen A . Lenske In V•ll•Y. Cellfornl• tvoe. Llce11se No. 20 11pper soot• of said IOlld, •• ,.,.,,, .. •-• of ..,. .,..,,. -Olllmetety th S i C t f OtOlll. In the cMfdl ol racord. U,J",000. The--for which OCNldt e Upe r Or Our 0 Neme, M>Clal security num-Md Tlleunpeidbelanc:e-ullm•te of wlllbeloldlstoucc ..... lsll1l19..._,of Orange County requesting buslntu eddre u of lnttnd•d cosu •• ._ -ec1vanc" es 9' woru1w1,,..._1101strJctNo.1os that Stephen A . Lenske be Tran1ferM.includintzlPcOde,1.: 2·•·11 1u 11.t00.oo; seld •mou111 wlll In· es ••vi• "' March ""to llOfform I t d I AORIANA ANDERSON, Soc••• cruseunllldat•ofwle. plallftl ... ....,,acqlollra11tnfer,-appo n e as p e r s ona Security Ho. """'4·1741. 641)1 e. Noni Tr.a..,.,""'"' •nd other com· constructu1plta1facllltleslfWoulltUl2 representative to ad· RanchRoeCl (Vlll•921.An.,,.imH1111, mon e1es1Qnation, 11 ..,Y. of 1,.. , .. , In ,.,PC!"M to !he dewtAIWMftt •· m i n ister the estate Of C•lllornl•,_1 pr-rtydn<rlllltclabOva lt pUrportad cltlontoffurlMlktlOllel....,cla1,1uc11 Robert J . Kaufman (under Totel cMliwotlonto lie paid for tlM to be: "'1 •odl•nd• Drlva, Newpo,, es111ec1tyot1rv111e. TlwbtMflclarltsof pr_,,, dftcri-. In oe-··· .. •II BH ch. Callloml•. Ille Prof act ....... clll-of Ille Com· the Ind e pendent Ad -''°'"In trade, ll•turas, equipment Md Tiie ulldttl19ned Truslff dlscl•lms munlty. I minis tration of Estates ..-wlll lagtllltr wllll .... llunw Is •l)Y ll•blllty lor any lncorreclMU OI 0•11• ... IODl"'91J01180ftdS.l•forl.O. Act). The petition Is set for U5,ooo.oo. lncludift9 lnvantory of •too Ill• ...... acldrfl• Olld otller common ICl6. Tllepro1GCtc-istso1111t1hlrdY1t In Ille •mount ol •PP•odmatel y d9sl9natlon, II My,..._,, llereln. ol OellGrel Ollll .. tlon Bonds of 11"· hearlnQ In Dept. No. 3 at .i1,ooo.oo. . oetedFeO.•,n". 1trove111C11t01RrlctNo.1116,w111c11werw 700 Civic Center Drive, tt.000.111 ..... -.. llalldled you SUIKoTltt• eu111or11•.., ti. e1ec11on '" "''· 111e West, in the City of Santa •vld911tAC111Y*'-•ci.ck. •-anuCompclly ·-• of ,... 111e1ne -o••mat•IY A C f I M Sl4,000.001ollltcleposltadprlorto a corpor•llonTrvstff Sl,060.000."'8--lwwtlkll~ na, all orn 8 On arch >JIO/llor-ollS-tofptf'm-1 8yFellcl•Ku1' wlllbasotdlsteucc ..... lslltMPIMol 25, 1981at9: 30a.m . llcense tvldlnced by an llllerlm un· Assistalll Sec:ret.ry Wons I• ,,,... •• ..,.,, OIRrkl No. IF YOU OBJECT to the -u•ed..-iiSICWYnot•. Tll,.ONtrNc.,.....7T.S.Ne.1a. 10tes•••t1nAu91nt1tr6topurform ti f t .. _ tit' Kllld of 1'-lobe tran•larred •nd PubllsMd OrAn99 Coal! O•lly Piiot. pt-1119.-....i, acq11lras1tasrw.-gran l'lQ 0 '""' pe •on, l\lolmber Is: OFF SALE BEER AND Fe.u .20,11,1"1 7'1-tl constructcacilta1facllltlesttw°"8111t12 YOU Should either appear WINELICENSEH0:20Dt071'. In ,_ to Ille d9Ytlopmo11t de- at the hearlnQ and state The w1 .. nd ,,.,~ar wlll be consum· PVBUC NOTICE c1s1-of JurlMlklloftal oeenc.IH. suc11 your ObJ'ections or f i le ma led•l IO:OOA.~onor.,1w 111e2.a11 •stlleCltyoftrvlne.TlwbeMfk larlftof day Of Mardi. 1•1. ·• -•K,_.,....,,. Illa ptOJkl •• -c1111-Of -Com· written objections with the menl of '#HTERN MUTUAL ESCRO. MOTICa OP T•U1Te1·1 a.u.• """'"Y· court before the h e a rinQ. CORPORATION au~ EHllPUIStr.... T.s. .... -. O•led: Fet>.:U.1 .. 1 Your appearance may be Su11•105,C..l•Mew.C•liforllla. NOJICE II HE•••v GIVtEN.I Ar1fiurC.tcorn All otlWr llullneu .,.,,_ ·-AO· IMt °" ,,,_,,, ~ U, ttl'I, at 1:• Socrataty in person or by YOUr at· Clfe•>e1-byttwTr_,il .. or•willlln o'cl«llp.111.tfMW•y,l111M-I ,..,_.,.._.Or .... CoastDallrPllot, torney. 111epast""•YMrstof••l•-11to trA11C•...., tf .. elllie91 tf •IAL1 , ... 2'.ltl'I ~ I F YO U A R E A 111tTr•,.-are.SAME. ESTATE StECU•lfttEI StE•VtCE. CR E 0 I TOR O r a c on-LAST DATE FOR CREDITORS touted .. '" Nurflll ... -.,.Sulla ~ PUBUC NOTICE FILING Cl.AIMS s.4ALL BE MARCH A. Iii Ille 0ty ef Senta Alta, Ceollity OI tingent c reditor of the de· u.1t11 0r..,..,saae.ttc..111M11a ... 111e-, ceased, you mus t file your T11e -1les _ .... , -coftlider• _..,,_. T.--Olld --NOTtee 1Nv1T1 ... ••DI c laim w ith the cour t o r llonforU.tr-ferof-t1ut1r•u-toti._of..,.~ 111 1i.t RECEll"T OF PROPOSALS: s..1oc1 Ille llc•nse i• lobe paid •It ... I,_ Oeporl· C•l•l11 0.. OI fr,.. tllKlllM by Oon pt-ls Wiii be received by Ille Oty present it to the persona I ment of Ale-le Bewraoe Control has Edward .. ylOr, ..,. racord9111 Oc:t...., of 1 ,.,1,., ~ of -w-. 111 Ille representative appointed ·~•ovedt11epr--.i1r .. 11er. n . 1teo, 111 .... 1a10 01 Ofllctei office of .,,. coy Clerk. iocatcd •• b y the Court Within four Oet..i: Fet>ruary9• l9UI. Rec•rds OI teld C-y, al -lll2 17 200 Jamboree Road. I rvln• • m o nths from the date Of llewrley T.Colllnl!h•m Recor-• 1"*-' Ho. 441>6, fly Ce llfornla 92114 Ulllil 2:00 p.m. on JatlrtyA.Cotlin1jlWlm reelOft OI •broach of defMlll In PAY· April I, 1,.1, lor U. COllSlrlKllOft Of firs t issuance of le tters as T,.,,,.,.,, me111 or ,.~. of ti. Milt ... u niversity onva 11cyc1e LAM. Tiie provided in Section 700 o f AdrllNAn.-. .. n "°"' -ur• .... ,...,. lncludlllt 111e1 site of ttw -11 I• located u11twrs1ty the Probate Code O f Tr.,il•rH ctrt•l11 brMdt OI d91M111, Notice of' Or in , -Ari""' alvd. to c.m-Publi"'9d c>..,90 Coa•t Dally Pilot wllltll w .. rac..-o No-r ll, lteO Orlw. California. Thi! time f o r Fe1>.11,1t11 101s-e1 111B-111» of Oftlcl•I •ecoros 01 OESc••PTION oF WORK: f iling Claims Will not ex-----said C-ly, el "99 1711, Recordff'I Construct_, a-.11 bicycle I-- Pi re prior to four m onths PUBLIC NOTICE •n1trumen1 "°·,, ... WILL SELL AT •" ._.,,_ -•11. ENGINEER'S PUBL IC AUCTION TO THE ESTIMATE $Jl,7'7.00. from the date of the hear -HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH. OPENING OF PROPOSALS: Tiie ing noticed above. NOJICE 0, "'Uauc MEARING ltwful "-Y of Ille United Stain, •II ptOPOSAll wlll be pUbllcly -ntd •nd YOU MAY EXAMINE ae,o•e THE O•ANGE COUNTY P•Y•bltallhe tlmeofwl•.•llrlllfll, ro•d •I lOO p.m on April I. 1'191, •OARO 01' SU .. E•v11o•s ON A 11111 •nd Intern! -lltld by It ..... lhe ·-•·menlloneo ofllc.e of .... the f i le kept by the COUrt .... 0 .. 0SIDIC>MICNANGE. Tru1tee under Mid OMd of Trust, 111 Owner If you are interes ted in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1"81 , ... , , .. , pr_,.., lltUated In .. .., 0 B TA I N I NG c 0 N T R Ac T estate , YOU may file a re· Ille Or1n9e County Bo•rd 01 Coullly •nll St•I•. ducrlbed U OOCUMENTS: Tiie specllicetlon~ ere t • .._ t he Sue>ervl~ will hold• IMJl>llc lltarlft9 follow1· enlllled "Improvement of Unlverlity ques WI UI court to re-10 con1icler ruonlft9 of. 1.0 more or TllO» porli-of Loi I of Tract Orto .Bicycle L•ne.·· P l•n• e nd cei ve special notice of the ••n PA•<•• of,...., ,oc,atac1 ~""•"r ., No. u•s.1n 111e City of N•-1 a..c11. 1PA<lllc••l--.11 contract docu· invento ry Of estate asset s Ille nort-t corner of OrtllMd Oriv• Counly ol Or ..... Slete of C.•lllorftl•, menl1 may be oflta ined from IN and Of the petitions, aC· Alld Cypreu Slretl In the Sant• Alla •• per Map record9d In Book JU, Oepart-of P\oblic Woru, Ci ty Of Htltllts..... ....., SJ......,, 36, lllc:Mlvo .. rnts-trvlM, ,,_ J_,..,._ •MCI. lrvlM, c o u n t s a n d r e p o r t s Tiie ......,,., _, ,... r--<•II-"'-· 1n ,... ottk • ., 111e ce111or111e. A -··at~ ,.. of described in Section 1200 111a 1 the su111tct property be C-ty ltac..-.. 0r.,... C:-y. ss.oo wlll '9 c-... tor -11 set OI f th C rt • p b t rtCleullltd from AllSRI "'G-ral Calllo""8. "'ARCEL I: UNI If• 12 • docum-L Pl---lflc.U-0 e a I 0 rn1a ro a e Aerlcuftur• .. Olllrlct lo tll• illo•n eftd described In Ille COii· wlllbernall..ifor .,_tiollalcllar99 Code. PA/JUSIO "Profession•! and Ad domlnlum PIM recor-., Oc:-r of u .oo. mlnlllrellve Olllce"' Oollrlcl. Tiie IS, ltlS. In Booa IU40, pa9es IU PROPOSAL GUARANTEE: Each o •• ,... County Pl*W!lft9 Commlu-1"'0U9h uo. OHi<lal •ecorch OI .. ,d P'OPOWI lNlll be accompanied by • consiclered 1111• .,,_., -recom-County. "A•CEL 1. An -1•1--c•rt1hed or c..,.itr'l ctwc:k or bid bond ,.,......, llWlt tlle P•-1Y llOf be re· sl•h·llrst ( 16111) olllffftl recorded In In Ille emou11t Of 10 parcent of the total 1-• Tiii• mener hes -..,._...., 8-I lftS, -U", Olflcltl Records bid price PAYAbi• to Iha City of lrvirw by Ill• """°"~' to the Board ol of said C-y llW "Oeclerallon'·1 .. • 9uarantw .,... Ille bl-r. II Ills S-rvl~ --Ill lo Se<llon 1.t-50 PA•CEL J: ...,,._.aclulivo •-me11i. proposal Is accaptod, will pr-'ly H · of the COdifieCI ordinAMes Ol U.. COUii· re .. rvtcl lll.,. Artie•• Of Ille Oeclar .. ecul• IN corotract. -un paymenl of Lenske, Lenske, Heller & Ma901sin, Attorneys at Law, 6301 Owensmouth Ave ., 10th Floor, Woodland Hills, Ca. 91367; tel: (213) 716-1444 Publhhed Oran~ CbHI O•ily Pilot Fet>. 27, 21. Mer •. ltll 101a.11 PUBLIC NOTICE c.tff9nlj .......... _ OIMlltr c.tre! ... nil s-. ..... ..... ... ,.._A-,lllltaut "'--*.CAtU16 NOT1cao,. f'Ual.ICNaA•llfO Th• dlK ....... of -at~lnt w•sl• from llw City of C•I• MeM'a ~ldlf CO(\Slructlon prOIKts It ,,..._.11, COW• •••d by. Halian.I Pollutant OIKIWlrve Eflml.,.ti<lft Srl'9fn parmll In-by the C•lllornl• •aolonal W•I•• OW.Illy Control Board. Santa Ana ••elon 1111191-1 llM<d}. Tiiis NPDES permit -·to be -d to .. ,_ ti.••· plratlon dal• to Jen...,y 1, 1'92. Th• lhel-i lloetd wl.WS to _.,,. I•· form•llM llO .. s111 It In .,.,.,,..,,. .... .,. .. ,.., oll•pr-tout-INel!PI•• lion d•t•. -·for tllet ,,...._ •• wlll llold epublic-1,. .. foOows OATE:"""lllO. 1te1 TIME t :JOe.m. PLACE: City C:O....Cll Ol.tmt••n, "°°Main SI,.. I. Rl~lid9. Calllo•'ll• lnl•rftled -•Mt an lnvll..i to et· ..... to expr-tllelrvlews ............ -• relMl"V to ltla -... wnt• dis· c"8rge. --meklnt praMntMl-tllould conllne ltwlr si.t-ls to ltla •bova i!Med lu...,.. Oral •tatemanis wlll .,. -d. but. for the accuracr or the ••cord, •II Important t.sllmony sllould be submitted In wrllln9. Orel stetlf'ftents -.,.., be ~laf to •II-•II lnte•e•lod--slimetobeheerd. ly Of Or.... lion entlllecl "e-ll•• W0<kmen'• C_....ciM I-Mee, Tiie BorclofS.-rvl-•mayellM• Tiie ..,_ --or Ille Mlwr end f11rnl"' • Ylisfactorr Faltllful d C11mm011 c1n1..-1 .... II anr. of H id p~farmance Bond In ,... •-• of ~ •• ':'rn'~f;r:.n:;:-;::.•~o:,:.~~1~ , • ., ~',.. ... -•• c1Hcr"'8cl is 100 ..-re• of ........ bid prlc.• ..,., -. P•OP'IAlt, ...,, __ liD llo: It CMlllO" ,,,_, Leflor •ftd Malotl•h Bo11d In Ille Tiiis pullllc 11Nrlnt1 wlll lie lleld on N-.-t9Mdi,c:.llfornj•. -• ol 100 parca111 al.,. total bid .... Siii "-Meetl119 R--.i •t 51' Tiie 1111•1 ...... ~ .i.c1.-. price. North Src-• <corner of Syc•,._. •11y llatlillly for -lncwroct-tf WA GE RATES: As r9qW!red ~Sec· e11d Sant• Ana Blvd .I S.11te A11•. ti. 11.-...._s or ..., c-llOll 1773 OI tlM Calllornla La-~. Cellfor111a on Murcll 11, ,,.1, at t :JO d9Sl.,.IMll tf MMI rHI ,,.~,. tN Ow...,,... tliltermllltcl ti. ..,.ral e.m. or .. -lflt•••fl•r H IM S.ld -will Ille ,,.. wltllOlll 1Wtv•lll119 rel• of .. .,..111Iha1«•11· ao.rd's_.sopermlls.All lnt--, • .,.....,..,_,_,,•--•Im· ty 111 wlllch Ille ,.,or• fs to fl• .,.,,...... -111v11ec1 10 •ttend ..,. 11o pt1ec1, ,......... 11ae, _ ...... ., parlor,...., CAples tf ..._ .... ,.,. lleard. AIKWYIW-._ le Mtllfy Ille •-If>. *totll'I....,_ we m.llilell-et ti. 11 w•s --Ill« IM~ I .. !Wiiie ... ..._.°' ....... Cal Olfk e1o1 .. 0WNr -••...all..,_ -Je<t will net M¥0 • llalllfic.it -. ..... ...._... IKllf'Od 'Y MM! -r ...... Tiie c:.Mrocter sllall •-"'9<t 811 IN .,..,,_ -tf T"'91, ... lfllwclt • """'~ -· e -ell Milt~ ct -h tllerel•r• N•c•lln Oecl•r•tl•11 W. ,._.191 or Mllur ..._.._., jafl site. n. c.itrec• Md .,, - • lt/11t14 -9'•'"' on May t, 1• • .-.,AM.,, If My, -.. ~ UOlllrectiar~"""...,,,.., Ml '"8 -bec·-etf«tlweonl!MyU, f-. Mid OecdOITnietOlllllnt_.,. tN1ft Ille .-Clfled ............. ratft tf For furfNr inforMatton, .,_,_..•rt -AIKft, Olld .... '-· ctwlr-•-to_I _ .......... In IN Invited to "'-<t .. fllo.,. a.ls mat· .. __ ol .. Trw ... ..,. tf .. uecllllen ef 1119-ract. I~ 111 ... Olfk e °' .. Cler'll of ti. lrusts c.-fly MMI Oecd tf frwt. "'"OJECT AOMfNISTMTfON: All Board tf ""°"'i.n lcceted 111 -Tiie ._ -°'..,..., ... , ..... Iii· -"-,.., .. ,.,. to ws proJect lll'lor c .... 111; Hull OI Adlnlfllstretton Bullet-ct11dl11s ac<rwd l111w .. 1, -•N· to ti. _.,..ell bNI .,.,, Ille dlroctod 1"9 al 10 CIYlc C-~ w ta~ --.iy ~ lcff. ~ IO T--., C..Wllttlllll "'°fkl tucl ti. MwMce "'-llit Olrislan, ·--ct ttlo time Of ... lftltl.e A-lnl ... efw, ,,......_ laccltcl In ,,. c-•Y Entl-lfte ,.....k AUOllelltMaMM!celllle,m.J1 OWN••·· RIGHT •EStE•VED: a1111111ne, •Civic Center 0r1w WHI. Oe_, '*-" 1', ttl'I TM o-,_.... .. rllM te rojact Sant• Ane. C•llfcr11I• (telephone ~COASYTIT\.I .,., wall ..... towcl,.. WIYflllllrMAll· Uf.207t). ,.._,....,to zc No. •u. ~MY.A c:.unN IY Ill. 11114...., to ---Ill ... Oclod: F---, It, 1tl1 c._ ..... Tl9lllo 111-1 OI .. Ownur. av O•OE• OF THE llOARO OF D-'...... Oet•: ,...,_.,,,....., SU"'E•VISOM OF ORANGE COUN-.......... CITY Of< 1•VINtE JY,CALIFO•NIA. 1'7_.........,, 1-Lotl~ CSEAU JUNE ALEXANDER .... ,., .......... Ca. ftlUt ~Clty(Jen Clerll al Ille._. ,..,_. ..... Or ... C-.. Deity Plltf "'*llhad or-.. C.OSI Delly ......_ ., 5-at • ._~ , ... n. 11, Mctdl t. 1t11 NH1 ..... ,,, -·, 1t11 ~ tf Or ... c-lty. CA Publlsllad or-.. CNsl 0.lly Piiot., Feflruary 27. '"' ,.._., PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITlOUS aUSINIU NAMI IJAJIMINT The followl119 persons ••• dol119 btl1lnesaas: PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ITAftEMaNJO, AMNDONMINT 01' us• Of' NOTICaCWSALI l'ICTITIOUI IUSINIU NAMI Ol'AVHaaLYALU•D The fol~ft9 -'°"' lleve •ban· ATMOlllTNAll ... doned.,,. -of lllA llcllllo~ btlliMS NOT ICE IS HIE•EBY GIVEN neme: pUrtuent to Seel!-MO, SOI, 511.S, 502 Rel•ted do<.-tt. fact slleet~. the Board'•~ requirem•"''· end •II commenh end pelllloM received mey be 1,,_cted end copied et,,.. R•11ion•I Board olflce,6'09 tndl•ne Avanue, Suite 200, Riverside, CA '"°' IPllOn• 714·"4·t:l30 bel-n Ille flour• of 1:00 •.m. end S:OO p.m .• Mondey '"'°""' Frlde;. OCEANFRONT HOTEL. 2J04·6 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beec ll , Camornl• f'JMO. VISA P•OPli•TIES. 5075 Warner, .... SOJOltlleHarflor ..... VlfMIGli~ Sult• .. J," Hlll'lllllllon Beacll, Ce. 92M7 of .... Sl•I• OI C•lllor11I• .... 1111• Tiie FICU!lws ltull-s N•mt rt· derlllft•d. DI! ANIA aAYSfOIE lerrad lo ....... w• llled In 0r .... VILLAOE.wlll•llatP\olbllCMOCtlon,at c ..... 1 yon FellrllAl'y 1. 1•. JOO E. c-1 Hwy •• Newport llNdi. ca. PIHH ~Int Ille for•"9 to the 11· tenllon of any --know11 to you wllo wouldbelnl-ltodlntlllsmall•r. Chrlstepller K. Wy11koop. 2361 C•mpus ~Iva, Suite J11, P.O. Bo1 t9UI, lrYIM, Cellfoml• '21U. l'•lrlck W. H•11llln, c /o Christ..., K. W¥ft-OOll, 2361 C- Or lo . Suite 211, P .O. Bo. 1'241. Irvine, Catlfoml• t17U. Rt •I Estate Ce11ter, Inc. I• '26'0 el t:OO e.m, Oii llw ""Ny of C•lllornl• Gotporatlonl, 5075 Wer,,.,, Marcll. '"'· Ille foll-lft9 deKrl-Sulte "J," HUllllneton Beacll, ca . t?MP pr-1y,towll: Tiiis llullnen we1 <Ollduelad fly • Melweftoeet: ...,_cat cor-•tlon. Motw/ID: CF'tWtGU Publl-Clr8ft9t Coast O•llY Piiot Feb.17, 1''1 1014·11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 0' NON-•llf'OftltalLt TY NOTICE IS HEREaY GIVEN tllal Ille_,,.....,. wlll net lilt ,..,...,llllU for MY..._ or liMllllflet Cel'ilrtcled by .,..,_ ......, ,...., myMlt, on or afterUllscMte. O•ttcl Ws lst dey of J-ry. 1 .. 1. AIMWeYNSli'lllh ..,, CMNtlen Aw. ........... Valley, C.. "'°' '°""''-Or .... CMsl Dallf l"I ... , ... 1'. ·-· .. '"' ..... Morcla HMllln, C/O Olrlstopllw K. Wy.......,, U'1 CMnPtH Orlva. Sulla 211, P.O .... 192•, lrviM, Cellfwnla ""·· l;lllS flllslness •• COMucled fly • 9Afterc1..-t,..»lllfl. ~K.WyMaep, o-r ......... This ......,_ -llled wltll Ille c-•• c1er11 ur 0runee c_, ... , ... 11, ltul. .. ..... ,._....._. Or .... Cucsl Dally fllloC, , ... 29, 11. ~II .. IJ, 1"1 .,..... PUBUC NOftCE RMI tE•llteCAfllar, Inc. H1111M.:CCMJ1Pl1"'1 Oy Its~ S.ld .... II for .. ,..,,_. tf utlllY· Tiils .,.._ -• llled with the 1119 I .... fll "9 _,..,...,... .. ,..., ... c ... ntr c1ur11 OI 0r.,... County °" '"' In Ille ..-.. ....... ....-'•IH'llArr-. 1t11. Wiii Cati .............. ....... "' ....... D•ted1111t~o1 ,...,_,, ,..,. Sefll ............... "'*If .... 0t-.u CMet Oe1tr Piiot '"'·27·"" ....., PUBLIC NOTICS PtJBUC NOJ'ICE ..ncaWIM.9 ' ..__ WA.-LYMM9• --· AT_TleM_ HChil--··-.. OTICI II Ma•llY •IVIN .....ITA~ ...._. ............ 111.t.• _,Ill.IC NOTICE f'ICTITICIUlllUSffll• Tiit .......... ..-., ................... ~., ••• rv ..__IT TIMmMT --.a: ~ .......... ~--t---;;j;ft:ftiimiiiUiiiiim-;--T11• ,.,,..... ,..._, -. ,... .. cL1'!~• .. T:•!~!,o~-",,•,c•c• .. o,111, -., ....... N ~ .. ~av-a~ HClln .. ..,..,..•v 11u.i11ttut: .... -... _ v11.e.:':.\.: .. • _ --· T ... ~~'!!..,_ ._. ACJIOH ATNIATIC IHOO, .. ~· IMcll, ~ ..... el -I , ....... -..en.. 1..,111fl. _..._.,-..---· '•fHt Aven ... , 11111• II, L•t11ne ......... ......,.... IM. 8 ca ........ ,....... ... .. MIAVINLY ICeNTI ._..,CalltonlletMI. ~w .. llllcliotWli--~"=-~ ........ ...... •-on-..•. ,,, "J "' •hllftNU Cr•• F•IC-r. lt111 1!'9tfre. C•••• "= .. ·· .. " .. ' ...... .. ...... • u-... _ -"-'•"'vM .. ,,c.,.......,. · ~liNI w..._ A-,.....,.,. -..Cll, catfftnllc Mlcllatl 4. Ls.ore, 10'1 fttl ...... lla.fllctMtllfaC9· ~-~.~AW ..... • . G,o ......... lrvlM, c:ili.111. ,,,... .... --- .,..., OU. ale, --· 8•" T"'I --• I ·----II ........ .... lfllc II .... ,.,_ "ii ............ Cle!.......... ..,.;r~•=:..;.-'. =-"r-'"' ,,.,.. .............. ... Tlll:-11---tM~Mlll• Mlc .. J . .._. I .......... _ .. -·~ ...,.., • 0...\.. ....... ---·.. ···-............ , ... ...._,. .. .... .. ... !!!!!!!!! .......... . c=.~ =.--C: ': c--. c.,. .,. Or .... ceuMr • C::,.i;:;-; ~ 91 ,...n ._ • -• 1' ,..._. -.. -,......... ---. . . .---.. ._. .., .... ----.. -,~~n ... i~~,P~i\-= .__ ... Clllal..,~ ......_er ... c:... ._..,..,.., ,_._.. Ii ~-··-···-............ , .... .,... ..... ......... t; •• .. ·•·11 t•1• CV tr " fW\11n I ., ... I· ... ... ,Ji""""".,... '' ,, .. •"'' ' .. - I ) .. .... • ,.. • ...... ,, .. • ,._ '# • • • I I I• wht<h uwy .,.,. ,,..Git t101 mttt .. a1n11 r,,. L0.1 of "'tnlt"ij ""' bol\O\ ... 111 oe DOf ... Oy IR WO PUBUC NOTICI:: PUBLIC NOTICE 11• , •• ~ • ,._ ,,, )dfiot IOU .. , ,, CUSll' .. ~ II" •nlt<tP<Ol.a ,,..1 CU~tP l\vmoeo wtlt Dot prn1tecl on tn. aonch bu·t Mllntr '"-••llw•" to &>rinl 'W<h """"*''on •n'f OOf'tO ,_ 1rro1 "'-''" ""'*"' thet •to ,n.11 (Ot\\t•tul• t.•uw tor • t•1h1te or ref\IW I O'f lhe put<"•' .. l"ef"•Of lo eu ,ept oeh"•'Y 01 .no O.• tOf tr. bOnch 1n •c.corU nc:1 t11u lh th~ fffm\ Ot '"' h flf\•w tontr~t AH 1'4Pff\W-I ot Catlftf1AQ CUSIP n wMOI•\ Of' t~ bOnd\ •nd tne CuS1P S.r•t<• Bwt••u '"•'91' for tt\f' •\.\tQnm•rU Of \410 number~ \r\411 tM SMld bY' IAWO Cl'l'"ll NOTICE OF T•uSTEE'S SALE TllUSTEE SA,ECO TITLE I N\U•A .. CE COMl'ANY. 1111 Wll1lllre l outeor•. LH A11ttlt•, C•lllar11I• -II h ltl'lltllt UUI t 1 •v1 .. a •AJtC:Nw.na• 01n•1CT "OTICa Ot' ,. •• l'AltA TICNI o~ .. ao.aT1va oacu•aT1CN11 The 1,..,1,_ ·-h W•ler Olt1rk1 I• p ... ~·•"11 ..... u.. Oe<t•••"°"' '"' 1f>e P'Ol«lt 4Hcrl-De-. A Or•l1 • I N 41r< 111\ltli(.I t I I t h IP 1 t•I H I I t tNFOllMAllON AVAtLA&I E ~9<1""'" for 1n1orm•l1on cc1n<efllll\1I I AWO ot tor t oPit'\ ol I~ O"•< ••I Sl•t.,,...nt p1~1eo b• 1 Aw D O.M.nb1~ the Dond\ '"°"Id be «JdrttMO to T s ... tJ>• N•t•ll•• OKl•••llan ,, an Ill• .. - On M•r<" • 1~1 •' 11 oo o <too Ot\lrlCI office for •.Cfl PfOle<1 -I\ .,, ,,. S..C.ret.ry ot tf'Mo 804'0 • I 111 .. Pl Kl .I( NOTl<:t: Irwin• A•ntn W•h~• CJt\tt '' r 0 01 C.•MtN4r. Or1v,. PO 11< .. 0 I ltv1nt-(•l1t.,.n1• VJ11• I '•N~lllN(.•tOS0• ..... - 1 .. " ".'t ~"ri,'~1~1,:~.~~!.~~~~~':!~ .. T • M •• the ft~t Ofti(f' tntr•n(t If\ tn. •v••••ble tor pvbU< '"•HCUon A m•in loot)y OI W fH O ''"' '"'"r•nce H•9•ll•• Dl<l•t•llon '°' ••<h Pf'OJKt Compon1 lh N &ro.tO••v C•tv or •tll be<-'-Mlt0ta ppr0¥alOfGIHP S•nl• An.i County 01 Or..,.111' ~1•1• ot 11<0 .. 1 by ltle 8-<0 ol OlrKI°" ol ,,,. (Ol oto""" SAfECQ TIT L E: 0 1\lrlC1•1•me•111>i110Ge,,.IONUrcll•, 0 11 •NSUAANC.E COMPANY • <ll'OO•• ""·•'• 00pm •• n tr..Dl•1rl<10fllce. f>ut>11t F1n•n<'°Oep4r1m""' l•on ., fru\ttt undlU '"-O"o Of 001ClmQIU'\Ortv•.lrvlnf'.C.•~ Hit I NO 10'0 loU Nf.OF blyln (41\tm•n P ••nt Wet>bt'• tnc, I ,u\I l",w>tvtt'd or OEf'lfN IS CAIN 1 Ge ntr11 OOU9i1t1on Bond S•te tor Uw )))(•l1h)1ni•~tt .. rt \1ngf,. tl\dn •nd PAULIN E l. I D 101 Thepro1.ctconsfsh of1f\e'UOrO • f ,,. '''•' _..,.,., P"U&>O'Wh f Qt ttw puHh•\ot ol "' ~ .. , 1• """·h .,, 11 .... n .. Jit•n<n W•l•r D''"''' I ... 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"'' •·•r•r\...,.dd,4'Perte-nld0f'Of VUBLI(' ~OTICI-: NOTICE OF DEATH OF ROBERT KAUFMAN , aka ROBERT J . KAUF· MAN AND OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. A -107834. lo dll h e irs , bt-net1 c1c'lrtt'S, creo11ors dnO cont1ngt-rll crPdllor <. o l Rob• r t Kaulm..in akd R o b1·rt J Kduln'''" of H u n I 1 n q t o rt B 1· l 1. h Cc.dtlorn1d cHlO pt·r'lon-, wno mdy b+-ot"H wtst• 1n l t'rt-sleO 1n tne w ill and or €:'>Id It' A pet1t1on hci') bl·t·n I 1lt>d Oy ~tephen A Lt-n-,ke 1n thf' Superior Court o f Orange County rt•QuEc-st 1ng th<1t Stephen A L<msk e bl· app ointed cl'> Pt r'>onal r"Prl•Sen1at1v.-to r..1 d lm1n1ster th11 t-'>lcl le o l Robert J Kaufman (under t h e l n d11 p e n d l•n t Ad min 1'>tra t1on o f Est a tes Ac t ) The pet 1t1on 1!t .. et for nearing 1n Dept No 3 al 700 Ci111 c Center Dri ve, W est, 1n lht-Cit y ot Santa Ana , Caltfornia on M arch 2S, 198lat9 30a.m. IF YOU OBJECT 10 the gra nting of the-p+:t 111on, you shoulo ei ther appear at the hearing and '>tdtP yo ur ob1ec t 1ons o r t.11 w ritten ob1e<:t1ons w i th the court t>efore the h1·ar111g Y our appearance may bt- 11 n per son or by your at torney PUBLIC' SOTICE NOTICE TO CAEOITORS OF BULK TRA•SfE A AND OF INTENTIOf< TO T ~AN SFfR A LCO H O L IC BE \/E RAGE LICENSE IS•u •tOI U 01 u c ( •nO 140/J 14•& PCod•I hCM'I._ 1}8)t P,,QP HJ' ut \din Q1tu.1a1 tn nh ponw to tnt <Mvelooment cte ~ .. t UttJl1 Wiii \ell JI f)UOl1t ..tU\ l+lm tu (.1''°"' Of 1urt\d1C11on•I •gene it \, S\Kh trw rnqht-'t fHdOt-r tor t u\,, 1n t~Vtfluf d\lhe C1tvot~r..,1rtt f~ben•tictarte\ot 1mu1~1 01 inf' Urt1t1•d '>tdt"'\ ;i;1tnout tht pro1ect •r• t~ Cil•u~n~ ot tnt com d"-""'""""'or 01 w1•rrc}nly '*•P'"''' m unih' "' nt0'•"0 tJ\ to 1'11t: po'\\t"\\1nn ot "n Gen•r.tl OblfQ•llOn Bond S•le tor I 0 UHl(Hot nfl!'\. ,0, lilt• t•url)0\1 uf Od f HIQ It)] Tht Pf'OJKt (Ol'l\i\t\ of th• fourth Jr,11t1ot1on .. ,t-< utl'fl Uy \iHO (>,.,.d 0, w ie ot GttnH •I Otw1g.1t1on Bond' 01 tm I ty\t tr. '"''.,.,,t 1 """'"'f',..a to ,.10 µruvf'mf"nl 01\tr it t No 103. w1'•0' wf'rf r •u\tee o, ,,.,d (>~lJ ul fl'u .. 1 1n P'OP •utl\OtUtd bv tne elrc Uon In 1911, th.-"""¥ \•fu.cfitt'd 1n tnt-(®nti, Of Or•nQf" •mount Of \.tit °'"'0 •PPfO•jm•tely \tdt• e.tt l dltfnrn1tt •"0 dt\C• •bt'd ..,, \4,000.000 Thi!! purPo'\if tor wl\1c" bOftCh. ~vi 1 "' J ,di 1 Nn )o()1' .,, 1n.. will bt \010 ''to a rcompfl\1'1 tM Pl•n of tu\ld Mto\d c Quntv Woh•1 O"tflt f d\ WOt .. 't.IOr lme>r-ovrment 01't.tric t No tOJ g.,., mdp tt1to•o~o 1n bOO., l)e> DaQ .. , 1~ .t\tfv•\te11nApr11 ••11 to"rt0tm Pl•n ' 11 wn ;,~:~~~"wOA~~~,'o:,I~~;>~ ."':!~If dnU )f) Mt\( t'lldnt-OU\ M ttO\ in tnr OI n1nQ, d•\tQn. •<Qu•r• \1tt\ tor, •nd Con 111 .. llf f"'• ( l)\;nt, H1•1 •1trj .. , ot \.tiO \lru(t C•D-lt•I fKOltte\ thrOUQh 1911 In '''J'•• l .~ ... EWE.8v C,IVE:N lndl d ou•• ''"''"'"1 tnC l\iCl1nQ d" dl(Ol\Ot1c. Or.,,•·• 1Q.f' lilt!'f'l't" .,ooout tC>tw mcHJ~of ln.i f , t'flJ1n CJE.L •(A ' E S\E N bu\1n~,, I• .r f ~untd Vdt .:, touu1, 11r I• fluf'll y r~\pon\e to thf> Of'vtlopmr-nl ctecis1on~ Jldf'l\lt' \lcttto11• dlt'"''" ... ,, ~ l >tt i>fttH, l ttt Wt t RUM ttll QI JUrt\01<t1ondl fQ•n<•&S, suc.n •S IPW ''d'•l "'''''"''e1 1•·.~1no t ... n""t-m,n •. ,d , 0 ... inJ •lnt't (1ly ot1r•1f'lf' Thebenehc1ane-sottht> " -' ... ,.,, .... m0r1 d'~ Lu 1,."-' t ,o1<1'"''b•' '"b'ttttt(t'' ,11,..,,,,,,. ,0101 oro1•<I •t• the t1tt1tns 01 tt\fo com •i:J"' 1'' •t au trw "tlel""• Or•, ,.~ fJ ltt11cJ ~u>an muni1, t I ,,ts.t t" 1 vr r ""··~AM I""• i.n•J•••ort\ "''"'''""' '"·'' '"' 0 , .. n G t>n•t•IC>t>119at1on80AOS•ttfort 0 •• !>f'< ''''" "'" \)• 1• \It ,ittd t , ,, '\ult ,.,,0,, 0 int•·tt'"\I 0,, hi) tn~ PtOJfCt (Ot\\l\tS ot lhP fou r th l • ' "t " A C..U r ' N(.,ttAM \o1 •d "'""'""t 'h•U ..,,,11 n.t'<it ,,,6 , •Qhl u• ••nlrv \4tie or Gener•• Obligation Bonds ol Im ,, .,,,1, Na \ t '' 110 1a~.J Har0<1r ,,pc,n '"' ,1,tt_.,., uf lht l .. tnd ano ,nntl provementOt\lt1ctNo IOS wn1cl'\w trt h11.1 •11t'l ')v.i ... 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Plan ot I '' n • ' d J tJ • t.' •' •i' "1 i• '' l 11 •t I " 1 , ·~·n, •. , 000 "" """' ,., ,.., ol Wor'i,\ lor lmprovtment 01\trltt No 10) I tc:""''"'""" '"' utJ+nQ11i.it OCH: '' / ')bl \'1 )U(,j00 ,,,111 ,111.,0vn1 will in tH rr1t1\to in M.tr<h 1Q]b lo ~tlOtm A(;IJ:I ANA ."IN l•E F"<l')()N Soc •d+ ,,,.,1 .... --''ll•tOole ol ''-'11 Olilnntn9,dt1\lQn. acqu1re)1lt\fOr,4nd ir• U' r, No So-. !S4 rt/•' t> ti..11 f NtJh! t f'\.. tt~1 dOOr,. .Jl\d o tnt•t t Om \On\ttvct c~p1tAI fdtfllliP~ 1nrou9h 1'81 U1'11' ~ ur,,.. .. a 11i111 .. , '' "".,n~·~,n 1-1111, me.Ii ,, ... .,1QndtitK1 ,, ,.,.., of "''' rt'"' 1n rt-\POf'l\it' to lnl' de 'Welopmt!'nl dP ( 0Juhr111""''1j(J' un,1•·n , Ot'"'''•Dl•d .,t>iut• 1\ pu,pottt'<I C1\101" ot 1ut1\d1ct10f"h9f dQ~nC1t'\, ~ucn 'Jl1tl on\1lk-' 1t1onrr101.: pa10 to•""' I,"' IJ*' 11111 Rt1nldllU ()1,.,,,. 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Uf'\1Qr'l«1l1on •tony \nown hffrf'in of General ObliQdl1on Bond\ ot Im \II!)()(>~ Ut1ted ~tb ei, 19Bt pro'WemerttOl\tr1(tNo 106,whicn w•rr \t f.>J !JO ,...~., r»-H 1 nano1·0 yi11., '>.art<O r,,,, auchor11eo by I~ r1e<11on In 1ot.,, lhe 1• <110rn1 edby d t-•• '°"~' t t~· • lnwt • .n<..t C.om p,an, 11moun1 ot w 1e 1>e1n9 appro1umalf!l'f \ .M WJ ,,tJ 11.1 bf> O~OO,•lt'<) O• IV' lu d to1pora11o n T tU\t,.t• \I Ot>0.000 Th• pur~ tor *n•ch bona\ 1 1~ !11 '.J' Odlr ,,t \~dnc:11 01 ~'mnn1•r.1 fty f .,1" ,., ,.01,_ •111 bt' ~old '' to •((ompll\h tne Pt an or '~ "'''" ~v10t''~' t>O bv dH '"''"' ·~·· ,, A\\•,IAnl Sf-ct-1.trv Wor~\ 'or ltnprO¥•M•nl 01\t,1c..t No • ..,, ... J prt.1m•'~'°' • ne'it.. ft tie Oro.t Ji4o )C)it ... 1 T S No 11100 136 d \.•doc>teo1n AUQU\l ''1&10 P•rto'm " 1n4J nf l1tf',,\1JO I t---h -'"' , ... , '• o ,..,~ f.-utll ,,,,..,d Qt "nq ... (CJ~" (M•l'f' P1101 Pl Annino, dt \1Qn •(Qun r \ti•~ tot anCI "~"'h'"'"' '' "'I :,Al! Htf~ A••O J .. D IJ 10 '"II IQ81 fta181 i on\1,uclcap1tdltat1l1t1t"\tn,-ou9f\1981 A t" t ~, E ~SE .,~,J / 1 l'J lit 1n re\pon\e to lhf aevt"loe>mt nl a• " ,~;;~,, ,', t" ;": ~~~'';~ : d,'-;;, ,I),:,~;, Pt· 811IC' ~()Tl('•: ~~,~~;~~·v~~~·;:,1~!'~:~:,9:~~;:!;1~'°:0~ J,, , M ,, ,, '1tt1 ,,11n .. , .... roN d,.Lld' 1 lhf prot~t •re tht' <1t11en\ ot tnt com •• 't ·'NE St .. ~~, MU r IAl E >'-"... NOTICE 0~ TlltUSTEE S 1.AlE mun1l't' HH(Jf.t.ATl0Ndl rl•l._, .. 111tr,ltt"f"I rs Ho >0'°4 Ottteio Ff'D n t981 .,, ti '\ C..O\r.t .Y. ... \• l(f ,,,,,.,,o N011(.E IS H E REBY G IVEN Artf'tutC Korn A ,,..., fJu"lil• r .. ~ ,,.,., r1110 t:ta lh4 t on Fr10•v Mitrtn tl. 1911 •• \ 00 Se<relii)rv J•• ... u\it'O o , ,,._ t • .,,, •e1 ~ 1n.r O tlOtl• Pm 0) \ .. d O•v +n '""'° tn Publl\f\ed Q,-anQt' {.oa\t Octlly P1IO\ ,,,. " .. 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I '"~ A<lvM~<tt Pl•nn1n() 0 1v•i 1on ._..p rn\f'S •I lf'\r-tim~ ot int •n•ll•• 4dmtn•'\tr.ttor 1.S,. ~ toc•ttO 1n tnt' Counh En91n~~r1ng DuDl•<•l•onOfH'1'NOhcf tt Sll 1'01t OWNER S R IGHf AESEAVEO 81.uta 1nq ..oo.c .... , Cflnt•r Dt•VP we .. 1 D•tPd F•C)l'u.•r• " , .. , r ht O•rwr rf'\f'r¥•\ lf'W r191'I to r•Jrct S•nt• Ani1 (at1fotn.d c lPU•Ohont> OlltANGE COAST TITLE dnv Or •II btO\ lo --•••f' ¥'1Y tnfo ,m•lt ll• 10101 Ptf'•\t"rft•r to ZC No 80 t), COMPANY, A C•UtenW• 1, 1n • b10 4tnO to m •-.e .awdrd\ •n tM O•tro Ftt"bf'U41r\' 10 1991 ,.,...,..,,.,., •• Tn1ttH 1nttt•\f ot tP'ltP OwMr 8V ORDER OF f HE 80 1\R O l)F 0 J. _..., Oott Fobruo•v 10 1 .. 1 SUPE RVtSORS OF ORANGE COUN "•ftt-1 Cll 'I' OF tAYtNE TV t'-LIFORNIA I H N-lrM .... •t. tone l 091 .. by tSEAI I JUNE ALEAANOEA S..11t A, S-t. Atta, Co t1/0I ~1, C•ty Ctoro (1tr111. of ~hf' 804trd Publf~IW-0 ()r.,..9' (04 \t D••lv Pitol PuOl•Sl'W'd Or.iruJe C.O.A.sl 0•1ly Poot ot W l>P,.t'>Ors l't b JO 11 March & 1 .. 1 141 It F•b 11, Mar 6 1'91 WJ 81 ot Ot•noe CO\mtv CA PuOll\N>d OtdnQr lO,b\t Ch•1lv P1101 t '"D'u~ry 11 1'61 1'b8 8t Pl'Rl.IC NOTICE Pl'BUC NOTICE Pl'Bl.IC NOTICE "" •· h•<t -.ue>v·ou•·f'lt 10 ltv dt11tf' ot this not1<f' tor ~"" °"oh or hdb•lttt,., c;.onltdl '"'" 4'H'" 8 0f'td PtlfttlrtCJ f Mn,,,.~, #jlt bf> ul"ldt>rslood to be' I by ... n.,,,,.,.. othf'r tf\,}l"I fl"IV'l .. 11 (\ft or ,, h • I•• ttw OUH "'"Y' without <h•roP. concur ftltt• '"'"Odffli' ... C1•' .,,,., "ot ,,,. l)OtW:h IM tottowlnQ CIO'\lf\9 P•l>Pf'S 0 .ttf'd 1n., 1\1 ddY ot J•nutt' v IQ.81 ,, ,, .. Cl-QH'UOf"I OI 0 Mfoh1ff'y .. Mfer) Oi l.~ "tt'4r.t UUHV I f'IOO•OV!f\Q t~ v•lld1ty of the bonds a nd "" h'"'"''h '' ,., ,.mpt trom •f'ICom. ,.,.,., of tf\e United 11 ,,, • Vi•1t ff'dt-• "' 1nromt" t•• l•wi, •nd that \UC.I\ •·1·' ttrn•• 1111'" nn,...1 1ncot"nlt' 1•11:f't ot tM St•te of C•Uf01nl• 4 '" "' "'' '""' '"""'' A copy ot w ld opinion ot O'Mel'itf'Y & n, ,, •fl ,,, af IRWO by fM:\tmflr \IOMtvte1 wtll be pt"inted • AIM\ W4'•M Sm11f'\ ~It (•r no11tu:1n ""'~ FountA1n V.tllf'v Ca •1109 PuollshN) Ot8n0f' CN4r.t 0.-11,. P1101 Fob 11 28 MM & 1"111 100J 81 PUBLIC NOTICE Pl'RLIC NOTICE Pl1BLIC NOTl('E ... 11111 ~tCTITIOUS •UlllHH .. AMI STATIMENT NOTICE 0, SALE. 0' A VESSEL VALUED AT MO•I' TNA .. ut1 i ..,_,, t 1 ... w11t uo , hMQf' w ilt brr m.~ to tM purch•wr for-such FICTITIOUS BUSINESS N/4ME ST'ITEMENT N O l t CE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur>uon1 lo S.Ctoon\ SOil, ~1 SOI S, ~l 1na )OJ Of tr.. H•rbOr & N•••11•'"'" CoO• ot In. Stat• OI Catotornl• 11W u!\ a .... !jnPO. OE ANZA BAYStOE VILLAGE.*'" H it •• PUl>ll< aucl•Oft .at )00 E Coas1 Hwy , N~wPorl Boach C• •altO •I• oo • m on tho l&lh O•Y ot M•rc ~. 1 .. 1. tflP tottow•l>il o.scr>be<l orope rtv. to wit ... , t, .. 1·00 f\ ,.,, .... ''" ur IRWO t Nl•f'llMO ,.._..on tM bAsls of lf'le t.cts, "~ ,,, 1.r" f1tn\ ,., '" f'•1'\ff'n<" on tn. O•tt ot ''""·ft I\ not e1o•cted 1 • -d· '' tt1r l~th w1t1 bl' u\.l"d 1n • manner that woukt c•uw the I• •Udf nq1 r,,-u,11, ' 1 • ,, .u1• .11 IPWO \lQ,....O o v otOceo ttind r~p,.ewnt•llves of , •·• ""' '""Ow1•10 1 l I thAt "'91d ofhteu •nd rept'e-wnt•tlvn •• 1 t -''lf'IM"' b'f liitt. '•m ite o' m.tnu•t ~fo"•tur~. •t'd th•t tney •1h .111fht'' '''"' lo "•f'<ute ttw wme. and (2) thlt there 11 no 1 .,, ''""0•f"Q itfltt( rm9 thf' v•tldlly of the bonds, 1 pt L11 1 """lJ \Mw1no tNt tM purch•W price of tM bOncb. '•wtt 111 "'" c:J•l• or Ot'llvff y ther.-of 1 h•' bftn rtteelved by !¥ ti11 ••• o• .... WO \IQM'd by an of Uc et of IAWD, •<tint In hl\ • i 1 ,.., "'' '"~"' 'i AP"'<,,., 10 thf' •tt.c 1 IMI ., ,,,. time of 1M WI• of "''' "' "'' "'"'' ,ub\•QU4'nt thffeta up to end lnc:luc:llno ttw tlf'T'tit ot ,,. • • .,.,.. nt•"O', ,,..,. Ofri<••1 S\•t1mient r•l•tlnt to tM bond$ dkf not •'!f u••h~_,. \l11t1tm11n1 of .a m•tul•I fe<I or omit to 'tat• a m •terti1t fact 1 , t , •·• nt••• m-•fttitP"Mf'"'' tMrf1n. tn llQht of tM c.lrc.um s1•nt•\ ""*' .. . '• ....... 'ICTI TIOU$ IU$1 .. EH "AME STATEME"T Th• loOowlnG ~''°" " do1n9 busl ne,.1 as H E AVEN L Y SC E NT S P AO MOTIOf<Al.S. 111 J Al•ertldt Av•nu•, Newport Br.uh, C•llfornl.- 91 .. l Brldley DHn s111e. '50 w, A•n<h Road, S... Mjtrtot, C•llfornt• ''°"' Tiii• Min~• I• COflOu< ltd by •n In Ol•IGuel. Breclt•Y OHn Sltlt Tiiis llal..,_I •es fltlO •1111 ,,,_ Cou"IY Cltrk ol O,.nve Counly on l'tbf'uery 11, "" .. ....... ' ........... ..,,,, 1 4111 M•~~ Of bioi9t Ulrt<.I\~ Moloo Id CF~ AW Hull no Glt0"-1 S4ud 1•lt 11 tor tM purpose ot Mll\ f';lng htn of the unc:Jt rs1gntd for \I Or •Q• to•n In tr.. •mount of 5110 00 tOQt1he' with COii\ of adv1tUsin9 •no ecSMnH\ Of Mft 0•1td 1111\ >•"' O•Y ot F-u••Y. , .. , ---_ .... -........ -......... . --· ,.·..: . ._ (1BGA160J 1981 COUPE DEVILLE s1 , (18H003} 1981 ELDORADO BIARRITZ s1 , 1978 CADILLAC SEVILLE (257.TZW) 1978 CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE (115ULCJ 57995 I 977 CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE (748$PN) 57495 1980 CHEVROLET MOMTECARLO (673YYC) 56795 GM QUALITY SH7VK: E PART<, 197' FLEETWOOD IROUGHAM D'ELEGAHCE (528WOZ) 59895 1979 CADILLAC SEVILLE DIES& (845SMW) 511,995 1977 CADILLAC SEVILLE (400T JE} 58995 1979 CADILLAC COUPE DIVILLI (3834 12) 59895 1979 CADILLAC COUPEDEVIW (363412) 58995 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DEVIW (150897) 1979 PONTIAC GRAMDHIX (384XKA) 56495 1979 MGI ROADSTB Limited Edition. (1ABS464J I i! I DIP THAT CIUAT Gii RIUllG WITH CllNUINI Clll PAllTS. Gl:NOIAL M OTOR<, PA'1r, OIVl'.:.ION ---1---- Orange Coatt DAILY PILOT/Friday, February 27, 1981 ~ ~ \1197 " ~ I I .1 ~ ~ I i ~ I .JA97 ~ t I I l 'I . ... °':r eo... CWLV ptLOT"rfday. 'abfua7 r7, ,_._1 _ _._ ___ _ PVBLIC NOTICE 1 LIO FOflTIN AND HORN IN PHOTO FROM THE PAST '"9 •H the beet, 1 rec•H• Lawrence Welk His lwrn silent now, but Leo has WATERTOWN, S.D. CAP) -The trumpets of Leo Fortin lie silent and unused little more than mute m e morabilia. r e lics to jog the musicaJ memories of a lifetime. And at 74, a second career in local government also has ended for the feisty Fortin. Over a 20-year span, with time out for one war and several personal rebellions, Fortin was featured with Lawrence Welk bands. His speciality was playing two, and even three, horns at the same time. "HE GOT A BLACKSMITH to weld mouthpieces together,'' Welk recalls. ··And when he did that act, Leo brought down the house. I had no chance to get the audience back. I might just as well have gone home." Another stunt was holding a tone up to two minutes while a cohort with a tire pump pretended to pump air into the trumpeter. "The people in the audience would try to breathe for me," Fortin re· members. "Yessir. it went over big." MOSTLY IT WAS a good Life, play. ing with bands large and small. Fortin remembers driving through blizzards for one-night s tands. sometimes getting only meals and lodging. But there are warmer rec- o 11 ections . too. like eight -week EDITOR'S NOTE -He remnnben the good old days -the one-night 1tand.s. the 1mall-town stages and the po&h big- city hotel ballrooms All m all. it waa a good hfe, Leo Fortin recalls, playinQ the trumpet for Lawrence Welk and for himself engagements in ballrooms and posh hotels in Chicago. New York and California. The best times we re with Welk. They had their "ups and downs," both men say. but they remain rriends. "Leo was the best!" says Welk. "He was an exceptionally fine musi- cian and one of the best trumpet men in the nation, the £.inest I've ever known.'' The admiration is mutual. "Mr. Welk was the finest man I ever worked for in my life." says Fortin. "He's strict now, very religious, and he wants people lo live his kind or life . But he never interfered with my living. He is a real, real person.·· NOwADA VS, THE sounds coming from Fortin's home aren't from trumpets but from woodworking tools. He and his wife Josephine have 11 grandchildren and Grandpa Leo makes dollhouse rurniture, toys and Christmas ornaments . 'Tm retired now and I'd like lo stay retired," he said. "It's been run, run, run all m y lire. But, yes, it will be hard to slow down.·· Mayor watches blue movie in line of duty COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Blue movies in the mayor's office? Mayor Tom Moody, conservative Republican leader of what some con· sider the nation's biggest small town, says he watches X-rated films on the cable televlsiod hookup in his office -but with good reason. ''There are several different degrees or pornography ... said Moody, a St-year-old pipe-smoking attorney and father of three. "We have a concern about the movies. We have to know what's happenina In or- der to monitor the complaints." A local cable service offers porno. graphic films on one of its channels for $3.SO a viewing to home sub- scribers. The cable hookup Is free to seven city omces, Including the mayor's. , He pull his X-rated movie viewing ih...the 11me c1te1ory wllh vlalUng the site of a Ooocl. From hla viewing experience, tbe mayor concluded that the pol"DOll'apblc films ''certain- ly 10 beyoed the bound• ol what..l! tblnk la appropriate, but do not ~ beyond the bounda of the law." • m.ernories A,.Wl,. ..... H MUSICAL MEMORIES Leo Fortin and trumpet The final retirement wasn't his idea. Fortin served four years on the Watertown City Council and eight on the Codington County Board of Com- missioners but failed \o win reelec· tion. He was born in Conde, S.D .. where his father. Meddie Fortin, taught in- s trumental music. The family moved to a farm near Turton. where Leo at· tended school until his dad became city band director at Waubay. Med· die taught Leo the trumpet and the youngster lert school after the ninth gr ade to join Bill Klitz' Butterfly Dance Orchestra. FORTIN WAS A "JUMPER" in those days, he admits, and played with a number of bands. He's forgot- ten the names of some : others he'd like to forget. Jn 1929, he joined Welk to play with the Hotsy Totsy Boys , Welk's Novelty Orchestra and Welk's HonoluJu Fruit Gum Band. They traveled every day but Sunday. Nebraska allowed Sun- day dances, and they'd sometimes get to play Grand Island Saturday and Sunday. A two-night stand seemed like a steady job. "We were paid SlO a night, and had to pay for our rooms and meals." Fortin remembers. "Mr. Welk rurnished free transportation ... ONE TIME, FORTIN and trom- bonist Terry George tired of "ricky· ticky-two" music and took off. "We formed the Leo-Terry Swing Band and we went flat on our kiesters," Fortin remembers. "Arter two years. we both returned to Welk." Another time, the entire band quit. Welk says Fortin had a hot temper and was one of the leaders or the walkout. But when the trumpeter re- turned, Welk welcomed him back. Drafted in 1942, Fortin played with the 102nd Infantry Band and did guard duty in Europe. He was dis- charged in 1945, shipped to Norfolk, Va .. took a train lo Chi cago, "hap- pened to run into Lawrence again" and rejoined the band. HE LEFr WELK "for good" in 1949, marrlect and joined the Johnny Matuska Bohemian Bank at Yankton, S .0 . A year later, he moved to Watertown. Fortin gave private music lessons, formed another dance band and, by attend- ing colleges in summertime, became certified so he could direct band.a at Immaculate Conception School in Watertown and in nearby bl1h scboot.. He quit school band work five years aao. The dance band played "constantly," fl ve or 1lx nl&bta a week, until bookln11 1lowed. Two years aao, be decided the time bad come to put away h1I horns. He rememben that Welk invited him baclt ln ll&O, aayln1, "Tbll Ume I'm 1onna make It, Leo. You'd better come with me." • "I told blm, 'No, Lawrence, I'm IO- ia1 to settle down and 1tay In Watertown and ralH a hmll.y.'" That'• what be did. .. ICTITIOUI e1111••u --· UATIMaNf f... IOllOWlllf N<\Oft h dOlftt 0..\l _,,., ~H ERW OOD F OA E S l INTllllOll .. ltfl ~ i l lUOI Clr<le, Nt•po'1 -..Cll, C.lolof"nlt •MO (lltll S ~ ... f w004I, 1t 1/ l'Otl •t1"01 Clt (lt . Nt,.POrt 8et(tt , ... ,.,,u.. tlMO Ttt \ ~11\hS "<ond..cltd by t n on Ot'ltdY•t t:11 ... ~ Sl\et- T II•• ,,. .. _.., *•• hltd *"" the C4klllly Cit•• 01 Or-C°"'nty on Jt n l0.1 .. 1 F IH'l7¥ PUDl"Md 0rM>9f Co•"' O•ll Y P1101. Fell• IS,70.11.1981 •H II PVBLIC NOTICE F ICTITIOUS BUSINEU .. AME STATEME .. T ,.,., IOtlOWtnQ l)ef~n j" 001no tk.l\t n•u •s CROSS COMP UTING. IS4 Suns•t Y ~ffd(e. L•our1a B..-ach1 Ca lltornta OUI Donald Guv Cr~•. IS• S1inw1 rer. r•o L~UN BOc.h, Ca1t1ornla ~>OSI l h•s o'°"m .. ~s 1\ \.Ontlut..te<I by a n 1n d1v1du•I 0ori.t10 C. Cro-s TPU\ U•lemtont *d\ t.lf'O w•lh ttw t ounty (lf'r"-Uf Ot 1tn9t-County on F•ll ' 1'111 FUSI .. P"'Ol•\nt>O Or•n9t" Coa-,1 Oailly Pilot F~o o ll 10 11. 1q81 081 i i PUBLIC NOTICE ,.,CllTIOUS•USINass N-ESTATIEMaNT The •011ow1no person l1~nvbus1nttss .. CORAL REAL.TY ... 7S J•m•s 't1v1 r C1rclr. Foun•••n V•Uey, C•l0orm•9110I Oon WllllMn """'"'"""· 981SJ•m•• A1¥f'r Ctrcle. Fou"l•1n Vallt'I. C:•••lornl•9170I This bu\tness is conducted Oy .,.. in cllv1dv•I Don P•rurne•n Hus st.tenMnt wa!. flllld •1th •~ F=~~~:r;~~~:.101 Ora:ir County on FlSUll Puttlos'*! 0rMl9f Co.st O•llv Piiot. F•tt.13.10,>1,""'' ~.net , ... ., PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USl .. ESS .. AME STATEME .. T l hf followmo Pt-•rtton •S 001n9 0us, ne~\ ., BEACON HILL APARTME N r s , •000 Ma<:Arthur Siva , Suite 100 E•st. N•wPort 8 e4'<h. Cal1lorr"11a ~noo.o Or R<>Dt'•I F Buucnam._ 4000 M•cArtnur 8tvo . ~U•tt> 100 EdSl, Newpof1 Beach, Ca11tor-n1t1 92660 r n.s t>u\trw~s. is conch.1<tf'd bv ctn 1n 0 1v10u•I RObert F 8t'1u(..ndml) ftl1\ '\l•t~me-nt was fllt'd w 1U\ th~ Count-; c1~r11 ot Orttnoe Countv o,, Feb • 1"81 FlHltl Pubh\n.e-cs Orc:tnQf' C.oa't Oa 1ty Pilot Fe.., o IJ, 10, 11 1'181 ol~81 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS .. AME STATEMENT r hr IOltOw1nq Pt-r\On I\ 001n9 OuS.1 nt'\,\ •~ PEOPLE PAIN I 11~ Kt"°" S.ania Ana C••i101n10 Q170l f:l 1c.thHO M 1t natr c.01rnan 11.'i K ih~on S<tnt.• And (41ttotr11d QUO\ fn,,. OY\111t'\"t ·~ c ont1uc1ed tJy "" 1n d 1v1oua1 k it c..olmiul 'ht'> -.tdlt'llW"l WI•\ ftlt>d W1lM 11'\I' t.oun1v 1 1e1~ o• Ordnyt' Cou,Hv urt .J1ut " ·-~· ~u01t)n1•0 Ur.u"toP (.\ht\l Otnly P+tot I 1"11 o IJ /0 11 1981 olo 8t PURI.IC NOTICE ,.ICTI TIOUS IUSINIE:SS NAME STATEMENT Tht follow1no perions arf' dotno t>vs•ne n .,, V CI ADVER TIS ING. lo11 W M1c Ar tnur 8 tvd . S•nt• An•. C•lllornl• 91104 V l df'O (omm•n O•r tnc . • C•lltornla corpor•tton, l•Jt W Mat Artllur Blvd . Sant• An•. Cttllotnl• 91104 T J. S.ttenly. Prn1denl l "'' s1•1..,....,,t w•s filed with the County Clerk 01 O••nQO County on Fettruery tt. 1"1 ,.,,,.,,. PuDllUWd ()r.,.,90 Co.st Daily Pilot, Fell 10. 11. ""°' o. 13, 1911 170-11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USl .. ESS ..AME ST ATE ME NT T tw to11ow1nq tk'f \On " Oc>tnQ t>u\1 "~'' •" tiALBOA C.RAPHICS. JJO Canal SI , Bal bod h t.,no, C•hforn•a C,7061 Paul.:; J l ei I maier. 111 , RuDv . Ne wport 0£tdt n, Ca 111orn1d 'n w.2 ft'!•\. Ou''"'"\ t\ c.onduClf!d bv an 1n dlVICIU"'I Paula J Zetlmd1 tr r n., \taternent wa\ fllt'd w1 tn 1n~ Counh' C-ltH k Of Oran~ Cou"ty on F~b l . 1 .. 1 FIUllO Pybl1\f'leC1 °"•nor Coa\t Oa11y Pilot. f eo •. t3. 10, 11 1991 61•·11. •• P VBLIC NOTICE ,.ICTITIOUSIUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tllo loll-lMQ per...,. lsclolngbuslneu TN PRl .. TING, 19'1 H•rbor Bl"°. Cost• Me ... C•lllOf'nl••av 0\lynh~H90<. ,,.,._"'# HIS Fa1rvl._ #J IOJ,Cost•~·.C..1110f'nl•9»2' Thi• buliMSS IS condUclltd "' •n In dl•IOUl l. Ouynl,.NCIOC f>to•m This st1tement WIS liltd •1111 Ille CouMy Clt•k ol Or•nve County on J• .... ••116.1 .. 1 ,.t-.a Puttlow.ed 0r.on9f Co.st 0•11• Piiot, I Ftb IJ.)0.21,""°r •. 1911 Ill II PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME STATIMENT T ,,. IOllOWlnQ "'"""' .. Ootng bus! neu as. OEStG N SEAi/iCE . 15h ·A C•r•way Dr ive, Costa Mei•. C•lllornl• t2.,6 Glenn L. Ro.,..k, ISl6·A C•r1wty Drive, Cost• MeH, C1lllornl1 'lfi26 This t>uslneu I• tondu<l•d tty •n In· Olvldual Gl•nn L. Ro•rk Tiiis sltl-1 wes tiled "'''" II\ County Clerk ol OttnQO County o Ftttruery II, 1911 ,.tMI Publl•lltd Or-COHI Delly Pllo Fett 20. 11, ~r. •. 13. t'ltl 111. 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4- 2 • ClllllFlll INDEX Te Plact Y11r U, can 642-5678 HOUSES FOi SALE L(Mnl 11.llbv• l•l•lld h.ilbo• 9'tn1n\uh1 I r.,,.,,,.nu """''h ( <WM• dt'I \1 •I to..o.ht M«"\t1 Otin• l1u1n1 t!tToro ••out'll•un \•Un llun11nKtot1 tMJt< h IH1rw 1.•l(UNI •t.t-i-; h l~•un• 11111• l.•jtUO• '1.tur•I \11),-.tf1n \lf'IO ~;ri:~:~:h "wn Ju1it1-i 111111,h.,ll" "wnt .. An .. "'1111 fk.M\h V.JUlh t • .ieun.,, "'~lnuMlrr \lutul" Uj''""'' "'•h• REAL ESTATE .\1 rt'w•,. l•1f '•l.-ASl.trllJl("tU" for ,,.i, t'°"•t h t>r11~rt\ itu"'""' .. 1•,.,1,.·rh ltnW1t't \ l 11h '"'"' ~ :::.~:.~::',,~:'~!!?: h l'Uplr\1'' • nil ,,.It u . ..,. .. _tul•\t11\f'tl 1"4"orttt t'r•.pt<rt\ fn.lu••M11111I ~r111"'th l.iiA"I fvt '"'h \t1i;b1lr tlu ' I I h l'H. \t1,,,m1n l>t 1 ti kr wt 11111n.:1 •" l'tt•tJ ••wl 11f ( •1ut>I\ f'11111 '"''id"'•"',.,., •. l14111u hr' t'ttt n1,, f,111\• Ht "' .. '''"' ... \I h.,llt.'!J k t••I t'-"ll•h• IA •'"h"'I RENTALS Jh1t1•w Fur11111olt,.1I llliU"'it' l llfU,,U• hto(J lh14J"r' t-urn 11r l r11 l t1ntlom1n1Um" .. "' n I lJO(hJOllntUnl-., l fl f 'fo\il,nh1.A1 .. •·,, Furn Iv"" ollUu'\t'' l nl lki11I'"""• t-'urn Ov11lt<\t""I t nr Apt> •'1.rn Avt"I l nfurn AlH91 f Urt111r ' (If HWnl) k,_..Jm • ttu•rd UUCt"li.. Motr.1 "1 (,1,1.-,1 1tum .... '"'ioumnwr Rl'nt~I' v.,..11on tt_.nt•I' ttt"11hl' to 'hn,i• t: .. 1,.ttr' fur kf'rl\ t>fffff'Htinh l liu\lnt:"~" k rn\ .. I lndu..\tru1I Hf'ntal ""'ur-.l(r tt .. nt4h "'•ntt-.,t Ml'-f H.-nt .. 1 .. BUSINESS, INVEST- MENT. FINANCE HV"t0"'' ''fi"''rl• Hu,.rwo,-. \\•n'"" h\\r,lmf'f'll llp"'"' \ '"' .. ''"'"'"' Vt .. ntt--rt \4urw•\ tu l.i11•n \1untt\ \\ •fU•>d• \1ur\il:•art,., 111 .. ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSONALS & LOST & FOUND "'"~1un1 ••rto•ul 1 .,.1 l'"''I l .. i{•I ''''" ,., '",'/iii ... ,.mo , ... ,,.1,, .. , ..• ..,.,.., .. 1 t·lutr• r, .. , •• ,. SERVICES ...... ,.,,,' I 111•·• ,,,,, EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION ..... hi111f lfl"''"'""" '"""' 11111 ,. u .. 1,. "'·•nl•1t '1 A.- MERCHANDISE \nHftU•''- \Jll+hMHI 1• \u1 ll11t1 H11 •Ii hutMIHl' \l.1h t .. 1 'Allio '"'"'° t 11111111111 M •·h l.1uc.-. • , ..... !It \ IHI •'-''""u"~ • ...... .,. , .. 1 .. thw\.t 16'.u, .. n.."1 , •• ,. ..... Jr~t'lf\ l;,\f''llt11 1t. ,,..,. hl"4" \h,~ "ll•m •ttt .. \tl\t • ll•h• hu' " .. htnl \tu·•• .ti In h um• nt fHt., .. ~urn • )>11w111 , .... ..... "",.. t.· I If •• 11 .. ""•.inw \1.ii h1n1• ""'"''"" f10ff4h :-.r .. , ........ ,tfUfAOI H~t , .... lJ.'ro 1 \ H•d1•J fllf' 1 'ttou-41 BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT 1 ... n1·1 .. I 11111111" M .. onl "'f \l•f' tti.J•l' \hrmr t.ttUlfJ ttlU•I'-1'0"'~' f~, .. l, Hrnt t 'h11rfrr HtH1h ~•11 ·~Jt1h.Sltl)' Oot k."i hrUllh ~p.~...rt • '\1111 lto.&h ,N tHi.1¢t! TRANSPORTATION A1u·r•fl t ·•mPt''' ~If' Htnt f:.1w-tnr 1·.,, .. 1\lobtlt" 110"1"' -"' c,.1 .... S<ool~n· ~(Jlr~ flni.., :-.. .. 1 .. Hf'nt l r•1lttr\ Tril\tl !~~~ .. ,! .i1!''r ... ,..., AUTOMOBILE c ....... , .... Anrn1wn ' t .... ,h-. k«-"fr" .. 11r.n \,ft•tlt"' ,, • .,, .. H .. 1• H111tt .. • V.nt1' ""'~" l1m•' \an .. r\~luL .. ,.. ... n.., \wlo• W4ntf'ti AUTOS, IMPORTED (,.,...,., ... ..\It. k 11tn("11 \U'll '"'"'"'"''"'''' 1114\A \..,.,,. Cltroon 'ult 1> .. t.u11 t't·rr.111 ..... , ll1Ul1I .. J ~+ .. 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'" ...... ··1 .... ..... , •• j To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory ad • • , Call Now 642·1671 W.111 .......... •..............................•..............••.. , ................. . EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY , ... "-r's Hoffee: All real estate ad ve rtt sed in th i s newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Hous- ing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to ad- vertise "anf preference. lim it ation . or dis - cr imination based on race , color. religion. sex, or national origin. or an intention to make a ny s uch preference. l1m1tatio n . o r dis · l'rimination " This newspaper will not knowingly a ccept any advertising for re al es tate which is in viola· tion of the law. ERIORS: Ad•ertisers should check their ads daffy and ,..port er• ron llNMdlahly. The DAILY PILOT OHUIHS 11-..., for the first i11correct insertion -'Y- HCMIMS for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• GeMrCll tOOJ • •••••••••••••••••••••• Whelan Real Estate is now offering 90"'. com· mission to licen sed aj?ents •No desk fees •No phone fees •No advert1sin1? fees We belonl? to fi ve multi- ple boards C:all fo r an appo intme nt Ask for John. 54().3666 LAGUNA HILLS Fantastic view lot with 4 Rdrm home Pri(•ed at onlv St25.500 Ca ll 536-931 1 ALLSTATE REALTORS RENT TIL YOURS Only Sl.185 pe r m o Very. very very lo down payment Beaut 3 Bdrm pool home Terrific l0<·a lion. Call 536 9311 I ALLSTATE I REALTORS WES TC LIFF $129,500 Newport Beach highly upgraded 2 Bdrm condo with private patio. custom draperies. large pool! Walk to Westchff shopping. Shows like a model. Hurry-thi!' won't last! Call 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS llAUTY + TaMS NOLOAHFHS! Owner says he will carry financ ing on thi s beautiful 3 BR/21'.! BA executive townhome in BACK BAY AREA with ONLY 10'1 DOWN. Sunken liv1ng room c reates t•ozv al · mosphere for family or entertaining. Must see to appreciate ttfJs beauty. SISS,000 FUtL PRICF. Cl) SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-63 '-6990 llG4 Well planned 2-sty home with formal dining and family room . central air w/purifier and an lnvit· ing spa. Features in· e lud e : cust o m draperies. thick carpet· Ing and a seller anxious to sell. Priced below market al Sl68,500. 751-3191 C:SELECT I. PROPERTIES OCIAMfllOMT 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. unfurn. New.185()yrly, IAYMOMT 3 Bdrm. I ba. unfum. Mlnt eond. Sll50. Yrly. CHAMM& PllOMT I Bdrm. 2 be, unfum. S'150yrl7. a ... ,.. I OOJ fi••r• t 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::bulinclive Coun1r1J GIUJI~~ On S,,,,1~6 If you like extensive use of wood, brick & stone. see this Botzenhardt c u s tom built 4 bdrm , 3"2 bath mas t erpiece . Master bdrm has fireplace lounging area. wet bar & jacuzzi. Skylighted kitchen with every modern convenience including a built-in refrigerator/freezer & BBQ. Ocean & harbor view from the living room, dining room. kitchen. family room, mas ter bdrm & swimming pool. Owner will entertain trade offers for local property or sell with a large A.I.T.D. to qualified buyer. OFFlllD AT S 1,495,000 "OPEN HOUSE SUHDA Y I ·5 IHo sH)nsl #I MUIR IEACH CIRCLE - Corona del Mer IACI IA Y VIEW 1aow MAIKET This beautiful view pro· perty in Newport is priced below m a rke t value and be low ap pra ts al S pa c e a ge kitchen with breakfas t area Huge living room. lanai with vi e w . f1replarc and o p e n heamed <'athcdral ce1I inl!s. Hide-a way master suite. separate ('hildrens winl! Dash to the pool Call todav for details . Owner hii hly motivated and will work with ''erv c·reative finanC"ml! Cail 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATERS Taite Yo..-Choice We have 4 homes listed for sale on Bayview St in the backbay a rea They all have creative terms. views of the mountains. l'ily liJ:ht.s and bac·khay Some have pools and spas They ranj!e in price frorn Sl6S,OOO to S220.500. Call ror Vl('V. IOI? appt. WANT ACTION? Classiled Ads 642-5678 $3 $100 alt it~ isa PENNY . PINCHER AD :1 linl':. fur 2 tl;I\" u ni\ SI 50 ,1 rl a\ .\<I ~·t•r l 1~l' ont• i1r morl· lll·m:. 'aluc•d U I> I 11 S 1110 f: ttt• h additiona l lint• 1s onh lihf fur thl· I"" d :t ~\!> Sorr ~ n o c ,, m m c r l" 1 u I 11 d :-. .111 11 \\ 1•d l'hJ r .il· '"" 1 l'c·nn' l'mr ht•r i\ cl 11 r u «, t' ~ o u r Bank1\mc•n card \'1su or ~la:.trr C.'h11rlo(e C .. t tod.y ...t '" you ed 111 ,rlRt tOMOrrow! c ..... ..., ..... ,.,..., l :OUM te l ;JOf'M t. ..... thy'• ,.... ... HI "'--~­s-.,·.,..... 642·5678 760-8188 ASK FOR BOB 2 UNITS $94,900 Super inves tment! T w11 2-Bdrm units. one with fireplace! Current tn come S740 mo. Hurrv this wont'l last. 646·717 i THE REAL ESTATERS Cha11ainq & Warm F.njoy this c h <irming Deane townhome with :1 pe al'eful. re stful a t mosphcre The mh•r1•H has been exquisitl'I~ d1· corated Terms a\ a1l:i ble and owner wtll earn a 2nd TO f or <·11m p!l-11· in ro ca II 5.'if) 2#\fiO t;::SELEC T I PROPERTIES 120/oDOWN Buys this 2 + den ho me. 6 months new. do uhl.- ir o n 1?a t e d c nt n cathedral 1·cihnl!s . h ri1·k fire pla('l'. gour m l'I kitchen. French lioor' lo pati o O wn~·r \\I ll finance St 7!'1 .1Jt1 t1 673·8550 THE REAL ESTATERS Advertisers may plat't' tfreir sods hy lelephune 8 00 a m 10 5 JO p m Monda)' lhru ~'rid:.t> 8 lo noon Sat1irda' COSTA M ESA Of"FIC~: 330W Ray 00 Sr.IR llll'llTl;\ll:T0;-1 H~«\1"11 1711'75 !Wac•h HI\ 11 :..I() 1220 1.A!a'l"A Hf:ACll I 021 S Coa<t II" ' Laguna Hrarh 4!14 !1466 !'/CIHTll ("lll".;T, d ial fret' !WO 1220 C:U.SMAID OIAOUNl.5 !Hedhnl' fnr ~"PY & kill• 15 5 30 p m lht-d.1v bf!'fo r l' publ1c-at 1on . exrept for Sunda\ & Mo nd3 y F:d111on~ wht-n dt'adhnt' " Saturda •. 12 noon CUSSll'llD l~not'S ERRORS Ad•l'rl,.t'r> should ch••rk their ads d e 1I)' & n •porl .-rrors i m medlatt'l y THE DAILY PIL.l)T os•umt's liab11tly fur lht' lor~I inc•nrr('C"'t 11\.s~rl 1nn uni~ CANC F:l.l .ATIO:o<S Whrn k1lhn11 an Rd bl' surl' to m11k.-a re<'Ord 111 the Kii.i. Nl"Mflf:R l(IVl'n you b~ ">Ur ad lek•r M~ l'\'frtpl nf your r 1nrt'llut1on ThiN kill n umb•r mu <t be prt'5 l'nled b y lhr edvt>rhser on .,.,., of " d1spult' CANC F:l.l.ATJns OR CORRf;f TI0 :-.0 Ot" s t:w A 0 R ~ f" 0 R ~ RUNNING f:very l'ffon ., madl' 10 kill or rorn 't'I " nl'"' ad lh•I hllli IM'l'n ordt'ft'd, lxll Wt' t'annoC 1111ar•ntc-t' 10 do so untll lht ad ha• IPJK'lrfd In lhto P•Pl'r DIM V. i\·Ll:-1£ Alls lht'H ad~S\'1(11)' n sh in 1dvant-t' by m.,l or 11 eny ont' nf our ortlt'l'S NO phoot1 ordtr11 l>eedllM 3 p m f'ndo Cosl• Mf'U ofnt t' • 12 noon a t all br a n ~h of fins TllE flAtl,V Pll.OT rotrvn lht rttht to ('lauity, fdit, ~llnf Or rt'fu •t' a n )' •dvtrtlatment, Ind tO d1•n1.-' lh ratu 6 •vi••• wtltloul. prior aotlH J~sociated . .,,. CHll • ....... .-. P0 ... \91, o.ca .... - -.-,. .,,.._ . , -·-· ... ( ........... '* N1t1M'erl* ......... s. "-nPerS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, February 27, 1981 •• ~-IMJ •••NI lffl G••r• IOH • ...,... 1002 ..._n'-rS. Ho..N•ForS. ......... S. ..._.,,_.s. "-"llorS. ..............•....•... .•....•..•............. ....................... ••••....••............. •..............•....... ······················· .................................................................... . ....... • flOMf .. OROMY JJ anoram1l' vii'\\ ui wed 1ie. rrom . prune laracr ''"· 4 bdrm. 3 bath cu.atom homP 3700 sq ft (Naturing marinr , rourn, l'nl \', h v1nat room. dan1n i( room, built in • c>l c: SI 3&\,000 L•O esu "lt•v.h• rc>modt·l~ct truc11t1ooul ~t~ ll' :l · hc1rm 2 ba.lh tw11w ft•11turln&: lurt:•· rt'l'n•ntton room & 2 puttos L1vm.i,: rnom ha>-,111r:1d 1\., ht·11 11l c·t·1hflli(N hrt>~1hwt· & fr\'Ol'h llourio. h•adin.: untu h r I(' k I' lJ II 0 N ,. " k ll l'IH.' n b 11 Ill d1>1>ha1w<'' c·1u,4• tu ~nnii, ~rourt~ ~and t)tC•urht>:-. & l'lubhousc $420,000 IAY .. OMT "•· hu' ,. 't'\ t·r ..it rirw h1111ll'1' with p1er & !ihp, startwg at Sl.500.000 IANCHO MllAGI :-tpr lilt.'" t '1111dt1 Ht h I w 11 \1 ,1' JOoo ..,'I fl :t H II J ni :i h <.1th I 11 rn I:•> I I ll h n 1hr-.h p ~\ 11t 1radt• lu1 111\l''l p roµ BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1 l ~, " 1, II• " "-. H o/') t>l 61 REALTORS 675-5511 LOVEl Y "IE" ,LAM. Most pap~• lllOdet ever built in the lluffs. Situated 011 spectaculw ~" with ........... •i.w. 3 ldr, F.R. lest buy in th• ar.a at S252,900. COLI OF MIWPOIT UAl.TOIS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Col"OftCI del Mw 675-5511 Fiia OMLY $7',900! 3 Bdrm on quiet cul de sac. Located in Santa An a, c lose to Westminster. Surrounding ho m es are in good condition. Great value! Hurry, it won't last! By appointment only. Sandi Robertson n.-... ....... 9'U7'7 CalectJ macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY IA Y SIDE VILLACiE! Delightful. cha rming 3BR, 2 bath home with large deck overlooking bay. Great weeke nd retreat. Pool. Beach. $93.500. Lynda McRoberts 642-8235. ( D· 11 > 752-1414 551-1700 w, «lb<dqe Cen!et 642-1215 644-6200 "' • \I .... U)(j)@~~~@ C.Ceaa ' .,. I~~ > !. ffl ' .._. -IRING YOUR PAINT-SA.VE YOUR $SS. Th is s pacious family home is a real steal & won't l ast ~ Located in choice Corona del Mar community. Ent e r thru l ove l y l ge courtyard. 4 Br. 3 ba, formal din rm & lge fam rm. Stand on the decking & look at the ocean. Offe red at S395,000. GREAT SUMMER RENTAL-VIEW VIEW VIEW. 2 Br at Promontory Point fully furnis hed. Avail. April Isl thru Aug . 31st at $1000 mo. COLLECTIONS C S L X E S T E T S R E H R E 0 8 P V H L T 0 A 8 C D E M T L Y R Y E U S C S S E 0 H A E R 1 S H P A R G 0 T U A A G S T I S U E L P 0 A S E V H T H T H U A I T T C L E S Z K U A G V 0 J A l M H U A E i 1 T L 0 Z L l E R N 8 M A G E l R W R C L 0 A E E G H S S N L D H H A K E A 0 8 E H W Y Q U L E 0 S V l K H T R 0 H P T R U L 8 W L 0 Y E M V l 1 0 l C H I E M H 0 C L 0 C K S S A G S T T L H P L H T A 0 l D R 0 E l H U A A W E A 0 k T E 8 f C 8 L E N l S M M G S R H D k L K I N M S N t T C S 0 N W S T G N P S E S R T W H G E I I H ...... ...... Clocb ColM o ... T01Mm1W:Mom. ----t--- AISOLUTIL Y CH.UMING! J twdrooml). 3 bath. a little study, frerw h doors, opening to the POOi. new caqwlm~. garde n kitchen and a view of the whole harl>or scene This home hab lhl· (e d or a country inn ! 1 n nn·u1H1 dt-1 Mar $595.CXJO. Fee. lJ~IVUt= tl()MI:~ REALTORS. 675-6000 '.14•1:1 I-ol on• Highway, Coron• del M•r WI': Ill\ Vt-: 43 O F T llF: HEST LISTINGS IN T OWN HORSE PIOPEITY. 1 + •H·re w lge home + l(Ul''ll huu!>e m 1m·umt• l'oul. :.µa. l'orral, etc l'rt•Mt>(IOllio .trt•a & xlnl k l'll\.'> LOCATION & TEIMS. """el> ~ lid rm, 2', ba h1111w Walk lu mt•(lll';il t·ntr, hosp1t;il, st·hls. -;huii:.. park Prin·tl ut onl) Sll>!l.!100 PALM SPRINGS. Ht•l•rt'. rt>nt vr recrt>ate "' 10\ l'I) 2 Bd rm full) funt 1·011d11 Lo" dn -t OW(' 1-'or vour 111vt•:.tmt•n1 rll't'lb. \'our fulu•t' t!-our \'\•lll't•rn L'aff I.,\ 111\l' ur Brll Allslalt' Hit rs !!ti2· !J311 t WILSON PARK CONDOMINIUMS CHECK & COMPARE THESE FEATURES ., LOCATION o1 OBL GA HAGE W OPI-.:NE R o1 SIZE · 1650 SQ. "' TRASH COMP. llUG F. WALK IN CLOSE'T'S /CEMENT DRIVES "' MIC RO-OVEN o1 DISHWASH ER 1 AIR COND • POOL& .JACUZZI WARD IMVESTMEHT IMC. SALES OFFICE 17 14) 631-5055 310 W. Witte. Sf. Costa M•sa, Calf. SI 12,000 COLLEGE PARK Assum e lar.:e !nan. $112.000 3 Bdrm 2 ba th. expanded family room. Wf'lbar . fire pla<'e a nd pool. $136.000. Call for moredelails. S<I0-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS TERMS! Assume a 9"'1'1. loan. I y r old home . 4 bdr m. 2 f u I I h a t h s . lJ n 1lt· r SI00.000 <.:a ll for m ore details. This o ne won't last ! Rroker, 963·8182 • • * IEd Sabrita 8142 M a r:i1cil<' D r lluntin1?ton Beach You are the winne r nf 4 me tick•ts ($14 value>. t<1 Anaheim loot Show Mar. 4 lhru Mar II Anaheim Con vention Cente r Call 642-5678. ext. 272 lo claim your tickets. ••• CdMDU,LIEX REDUCED SI 0,000 South of PCH duplex in Corona del Mar. 2 years I n e w . 4 Bdrms with master hide-away fin I cludinR fireplace. spa l owners umt. PLUS. 2 Bdrm. 2 hath unit Oversized jlarage for aut<J!\ and toys + t + Vl'l'Y high assu ma hit• loan and crc•atrve owner ready to bari?ain Call NOW for appointment CJ) SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714·631 -6990 OCEANFRONT TRIPLEX PLUS One of a kind and n•••r to be .... icated. '"insula ,oint "Gold Coast" location. A landmark you CCIII '" from your boat. I 0 total bedroons. VIEW of OCNR .ct bay with Heiting ClftlJln & i.•ets. LanJe and b.autifuly ~orat.d. Cal fw details to pre•l.w this Hciti&MJ pt opevty. Pff'fect for corpot atioft or families who want to buy tocieth•r. $2,200,000. 631-1400. EXCEPTIONAL HILLTOP ESTATE P'rfttigicMss Harbor Ridep location with 110 VU OF lay. Oc•1111 & nic)ht NCJhh. MagMfic...t cpHllity & detail ... ollll)hout fMs 5700 sq. ft. NSideftu. Sftll ffsM to see.ct your o'w1t d•cor fw this fornl9I .• .... with 4 bed. llbr.-y • ..,,,.... ..... """' .............. ""-.ct ti• ... 1111nter suite with fi,..,eace. IUltdeck, ~ & .,.. 1...,,..11i•e ... '*'°"' fw lhe..J:::'cllllar hotMo....-, ist the best Ir of this Lotlfs XIV M_.. hoelH. SI ,995,000. 631-1400. SHORECLIFFS-LSE/OPT. WOllClerf1tl opport. to •.,-cl olld ........... Hi•ffsMJ 3 ...... + ... ...., rOOM ..... Oft 0 .... Cot"Mr lot. $30,000 opta.. MOMy _. SI 500 per "'°"": I yr. optie11. s.m .. , price Sll4,SOO. NEWPORT AXER GtGAMllC LOT wt .. ,.... to ........ ... IOildl of HhffsMJ .,.. to Ndo Ill .... 4 IM4. .................... _ ._.. • to ...... wtll. A ct••• ............. ty for,..... $261,000. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC Rf.Al ESTATE '••k1\ H .. nt,,J, Vro fWtt\, M .. "-t?flWfH 2436 w Coast Hwy Newport Beech 631 ·1400 CH.t-el 1002 .. ...,,... 100.t ., • .,.. I002 &1Mrel 1002 .. ....,... 1002 .•............ , ..............•.......•......•.•••••••.•.••••••••.•••••...•••................•............••........ Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 EASTILUFF Cape Cod charmer with elegant ap- peal on a cul·de-sac street. Three spacious bedrooms. Fireplace in cozy family room. Freshly decorated, both inside and out. New copper plumbing. A II rooms overlooking luxuriant garden. $279.500. I' 17 WISTc&Mlf DI., M.L Ul0 7JOO II • ESLl-:Y N ~YLOR CO KEAL TORS S I llCl' 1 !14 UMFORGETT AILE VIEW IRVIME TERRACE -$795,000 Front row ~ Fabulous \'ICW of Calalina, ocean. bays & bright li ghts. Ucst vil'W lot:a tion in Newport Beach. What a s ight from jelly to Palo Ve rd (·~: Custom built 4 bdrm home wtfamilv· room & form a I dining. Reautiful nt'~ landscaping on rear terrace & s lope. :J-Ca r ga r ag e. roo m for p ool . Leasehold. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS . 21 I I San Joaquin Hills Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.B. 644-491 0 PURE GOLD 3 Bdrm lower. :l Bdrm uppt>r duplex Outs tand ml? Ra lhoa blancl 111 vestmt:'lll an1l s ummc•r home $44!1,000 ASSUM. LG 9'h 0 o LH :1 Adrm, 2 hu h11mt• + µ o n I P r 1 d t• o f ""' nt'rsh1p Tak.-;1<h .in tal!e. only SI05.!IOO <'llll """' '17!l 5:rlll lc:Aoa Island Rlty 673-8700 ALLSTATE 1 REALTORS OcNRfront Du~ex Rtl! & beautiful, hke ne'"' I hruQul. 3 Hr uppN J Br lower rC'tC'ntlv rt• decornted inC'ludm'g lint ('d glass. new cfrcks , tilt>. drapes and muc•h . m m·h more. Askin.: $625.000 and owner will curry OWHIER FINANCING lmmarul<Jh· home• "•th Ol'ean view 11eck!' & 11111 - q u1• pri vutc· Ra rdt·n~ Walk to he a ch Only S2f>3,UOO JACOBS REAL TY Open Sal & Sun 2 fl 32032 Sunst•t Ave South l.:.ij!un;i Al?tfi61·l lfil 1131 3llAA 675-6670 CE 81018£ ELllRS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE CREATIVE FINANCING IUY OF THE WEB Create Your Own Finanrmj! On Thr~ Two Bedroom . I·'• Bath Condo In One Of Nt>wporl Real'h 's Mos t l::ll'l(~•nt Call"li uard ed Communitit::;, :-.leul ra I l>l'l'or Shn" n Hy Appomtmcnl. Only SM!UIOO ELEGANT SPYGLASS Submit All Offer:-. On Thr:. Truly f ,ov1·I~ llome With (';inyor1 Vtl'" Sclll•rs Wrll 1\~i;,,.t Jn l"inancm)! With l.;ir>(\.' F in.I Tru,.I Det>d Al Low lnterl'lH ll<tlt• J..1rj!1' 1-'amrly ltoom. Tennai?e Quarters Two Frn•pla1·1•,. ~ Twn Wei Bars l'onl ,.11t·d Lot ~ho"n H~ Appointmt'nt 1\skrn" S:,1;,r, :ilMI \ Jo~ df . Newport .. 1.1,.l 1111! 759-9100 1* 2 ca.pot ... Pima Mew:w*"c...ter RESIDENTIAL REAi ES !ATE SERVICES COUNTRY FIEIELING IM SPYGLASS Custom readv fo r the whole family. La rge yu rd w ith playhouse & swings plus covered patio. Famil y room & gigantic honus room to use as your imagination desires. 5 be<lrooms 4 1 2 BA S595.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 STAR. GAZEK1'~ ._...-...;..;,.;--..---Br CLAY R POLLAN k Yovr 0.1lr Ad1•11'1 C11,d• ,Jia V Accerd1119 te tlii• Start To d.wlop meuoge for ~orvrdoy, 1eod word• c01•ttpond•"9 10 """'be" of your Zodloc bhth 1lg,. '°""' ...... JGou o ,,,...,.., )Ott evo111 ,. ·-. ,....,, . ... 'O•t t tt0of'I tJS\tflO~CI Ulo-••Attit• ''"' ... t•Oo•ft ". ''w""'' t•\..ctt l'O"'f ,, ... ,~ l>TM tlYovo•ll l:liAM "'•" ,..,..,. ... , ,, .. ,.. ,._ 1'Alfi"~ :iov..., )10, lJ '• ll"·O"'' J•Witl'I ~Al'•<.1oon It •o >"o l1Wr1• )t(.f\tf\oC.• '°'"" ., tf\tll .,-~· 4Jlt•' ..... ~, •)'or .. ,_.,_,,, .,~ ......... .. O••" '''"'°" ,. ... " .. >JO• ~On ,. .. ... MO.•t ., . ..., =~::'"' toO.t•fM ,, ,, ..,~.,··•!'-• "' '"''"''" ... ''""" .. ·~ ,~. MTt~Otir\Ct .,Ofil•• .. li.otr10 M•tltOI" '°~o.,.. n c..., .. , 1' $tlu•t-t•• l't •• ,.w .... 1'0'0<>"'lh ''°' ,, ..... ,.1 • 'lhll•'' It• .. IO ....... ··-.,.,,. .,, ...... e•t4•Mt Mt•...,... MO.·" .,,_ ·-............ too.~';/ Nc-ottnl I I .6°/o LOAM Assume the c.xistln1;1 loan on this la rge and lovely 1600 sq n condo 3 Bdrms. 2V. Ba. 2 car aarage. laundry room, <'omm . pool und tennis Try S20.000 down. Pull 11rke Sl32.SOO TR,\DITIO;\, \I. REJ\l.T Y HOMES !. INVESTMENTS bl l-73 70 2BDRM ,RACTICALL Y FttlEIE 568.900 If you have littlt• cash and a re looking for a ~olden oppor1 unity t•i own ynur own hnm~. don't wait. this t!> 1L' This lovely nmdnrnrnium 1;, ll 2 &!rm. Vi!ry l'lc•:.in Jntl neat. and ln<'Ute<! in a qurel a rea Approx 1mately S2.!lSO dowll and u"'ncr will c·;irrv 2nct w11h s mall pa~ m1·11h Call 11uw fnr all the flt• tails. 752 1700 THEREAL ESTATERS INVESTORS TICKET 1o; no'" in rost a ~1 t·su uf fC'rtng r1•'1'1£•nt1:,il pro 1wrty "1th Nv Neiwttvt·('<•~h Flo" ..;o T<'na nt I 'r11hl1·rn~ C'<1p1tal (;a111~ llnh ll1~h Hl't11rn., rnot 2nd Trus l I>•'""' 1 Call f1.r 1nfo r111a111111 .-J. RED CARPET ·-754-1202 MAMA'S GOME TO CHICAGO (; 1ant 1 lid rm lwa111' l11 1•a tec1 rll'i.l r Or<tr1µ1· l'ounty's m•1!'I J1np11l:11 ~hoppmJ! c1•n1t•r Tl11-. lovel\ home r:,. lncat1•1l on a Qutt•t c·11l c.lt' ~at· Tht· home 1s ;i form1•r m•Hlt>I <rnd s h11"i. ltkt• 11n1· II uge rtJOms I hnrout. br I! t1vrng room. ;inklt· det•p plush pit<' l'arpel<; Spart• :.ige kitchC'n, brj:! hdrm!>. 1iark hkP grounrls with e nt ert ain ers del1gh1 ha l·k yard Oe<'11r al1\'t• n1eks. rolling h tlb and a solar ht·atcd 1x1ol This un11we hume is Jlrtt'l'd "'ay hl'I"" m :• rkt't S<'llt·r must s••ll Taki• :,i d vant:llo!t'. nr 11 nn" ' 1 1s2 1100 I THE REAL ESTATE RS Of'IN Sat/S• 1-4 2044 Oc.an ll•d WILSON PARK C~OOMltlUMS CHECK & COMPARE THESE FEATURES 90% ANANCltli 123A% INTER. ~HARBOR AREA LOCATION I SIZE-1650 SQ. •'T. / MICRO OVfo:N I AJ,L SHO PPING \l:r BLOCK 'COM PA 'TOR I I AlR <.:ONDl.TIONJNG / l>ISllWAS llE R I CEMt:NT ORIV~S / Ol:JL GAHAG g 1_wA!::~ IN <.:~O~~TS _J W/OPENfo:H WAID INVESTMENT IMC. SALIS OMCI I 714) U 1-5015 llO W. W-... St. '42-ZOOO c ........... Ctllf. BEST BUY IN BLUFFS 245'; Vist<1 lloga r $155,5000 :1 Bdrrrn;. 1 1 ~ b CJ t h t own ho m c \\' a I k t o e\·crytl1111g. ind ucltng pool a nd 11•11111:- 0pen Sat1Sun 12 to ·I ~~'@,~~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS Ni!" on the• markl'l ' Frt•s h a!-a d a1 -.v dtt'<·rful loo' Rt·~l hw;, unn for vou ~··1• th1:. 111·" lt"flnl( 11·, a ;i IMrrn hn n11· offt•rr•tJ al Slll!l.51111 642-5200 COSTA MESA (.'harrrnnl! <1 1111 rm ~I ho horn<' "tlh fam 1lv ro11111 ('•1rnl·r tul \·r-:nv prt\'Otle ~artl ~ I m ma1·ul11tc• and r ea<h l11 m<l\'C' tn S17 I 5(MI Thi" 3 Bdrm !'harmer was 11nre a mnclt.'I horn ~· L(l('aled on a hul!.l' nil cfo-sal' Int and filled "Ith ex tras F I N I S ll F:l> ~ara)!e C"losl' to 'i<'h••oh ()(fr•rt-11 :rt St 11 :,110 IRVINE I LoH•h• 3 Rdrm 2 ha s mglt>. fam rl.\' hom<' "'11 h vprv PRIV/\Tfo; \;1rd j X Int lo<'al mn ch>."' tn ~c-h111ll., s hopping u nd fret>"ar Slli4.Stl() 11nl1 o " nt>r will rarry 2nd * fi75 5H:IO • :11;:n E t'oa:-.t I h\'\ Corona cll'I 1\for MOST LUXURIOUS l ntl 1111'\l'lll'-I\ t• Sea View Villo., Forl'\••r \ll'", < .r •· .11 111 \l''lml'nl lt>f1n 'it • ,I0\!1m1• 11111\ <.:'l'.I IHlll I 'all \~I \1111 """ lk•• ll:l l ,'!XXX 111 l't I , .,, I SIL\lll1 .t 1111 1,,,,,,. hllf'l' fOf .I'' 1111 • l,{1• J., • 111d Ill I '"' '" I llfl IO I Redh 1 I I~ He.ill) '1)2 h(ll) IOOb •••••.•.•.•.•.......... INDIVIDUALITY &CHARM Tt•rr rfk lm»1t1n11 111•:•1 lhl· \1arn ..;1 I 'h 1rno1111 <! 'lorv .t ltdr 111 II'• klld11•n. f1ir111.tl il111 111j1 r m m!-t r h•lr 111 " frplo ~<'wl~ patnlL'd •"'' 1'"1••'1 & 1lra1W'(I T " I' 11at '"' loadf' of Wfl<tO, ":If mth ff. 1-;land l·h:irm s.i:;111~10 • \~\111111111'1,I 11• I'll "" In • ;::z;;u:e; i.1 A r .., , An ~ ~ 673-e900 CHARM INDIVIDUALITY .. r.~rrefu• 1ncat inn n••·1 f Main "\t Ch ~1rmtn)! ., s I 11 r y :i h ti r 111 I g 1 kitchen. formal clrn111~ room. m11~l 1·r hdrm "' frpk Nt'"'IY ll:ltnh>d c arpt>ted aocl rlr.111c1I T"'o P<tllOS f.11a11 .. "' """d. ",,, rirl h ;rurl t!>land dtarm $1!i11.1W)ll 2 Bdrm. I bat h eotlagt> . ,. Beam ""1linJ?. fri•lf'. 3 *Cote Really • \\\1 1111111•'1,I I If "II ... ''" -~ Ill A I '11'1 r ar parkml? Prrc<'d at I &. lnH'St nwnt S29S.lXXl 640·S777 associated BROKERS-REAL TORS lOlS W lolboo 6 71 166 I ASSUME $65,000 VA That·, r1gh1 · s1;5 noo IP1•: \'A ln:in T ot al raymrnt,; Sli~ :1 lldrm :! hath <·llrnt•r lol for N~w Spyqlass Listing fl Bdrm Snuth~10rl m11tl"I "1th m·ean and 1·:rnv1111 \'i<·"' II a-. m :11!ntf11•1·111 h r I I' k \\ II I k a n •I lantb 1·a1>1nl! flr .;t ':rlt11 [ rn Sp\1!l;1s' <»ill (111 '" ,1ppl D.M. Manhall Rltr 644-9990 r ~ 67:1-6900 C o rono d e l Mar 1022 ••.•...........••...... ('D.,l ('();\ J 11 ,.., :1:!'.I fl.1hlt;1 I 'I s:1 r; .""'''1 •"" t ,.,", 1tt t r, ' ~:!:~· -•••• ,,!j t It \I I ti I' I 1 '\ ,pd'11tfl 1111 .~ tj( .. r, ... 1 r •. , prtVa('\ Ownt•r m:n 1----------1•;1rr) -.ome r1r1.1n1·1ng NEWPORT HGHTS l .. ill '1,.1111 I °'lfolf •II• \LI fl7:1 '':>tt>t td 1 •tn• '' S!l!l.~l tot al prl('(• \C'I 0 t' I u x e 1o "'nh1111., ,. 1----------ml"' ~..u; 2Jl3 1lnpte" :i lt<lrm • f:rmi THE REAL ESTATERS FA.CT OR FICTION r A CT . TAK E O\' 1-: R L ARGF: LOANS un thr!- verv dt"'s1rahlr 1·nn1lo Super In rat 1 on :1 n d h :!' · ltath. l'il<'h un11 Frplr•., ull 1t111 J1 ,,, ... , dt•1·k~ ~ patto:-l'.1rk I i k f.' I :1 n cl s ( a fl I II I! SEU.Ell Wit.I. IH:I I' Fl NANC'F.' $295.000' lc:Aoa lay Prop. RHffon •675-7060• OlDCdM s(•cunt:v No qualrf vrnt! (•--------• F\f't•ll•·n1 >I l1<lt 111 h<11111 1 :1 l•lrnt 1111·11nw \ 1•1' -.hnn "all. t .. lw,11 h p.1 rk & 'hnpprru· 1 '" ri• 1 "di 1·1in""'''' l•n •n• "'' "'rth low lfu" n pa ' 1111>111 $.'l:!S.f•lO SIOf;.SM (':ill 97!! !\:170 In day ALLSTATE REALTORS NEWPORT BEACH $129,500 2 Rdrm . I s t ory lOwnhom<' Ver~· privat e. adults onlv Walk to s hopptnJl, Pool. Shows like a m odel, J(QO(f terms. Call 546·2313 MISAYBDI t l/ ... /o As-. AL 4 Bdrm executive hom e with a pool. larie lot In good local.ion. Strong as- sumable financing. New house. J8r. Ba. frplc. A.IC, Ir bit lns. Obi garage, Attractively priced. '114·Gl·!'Ta&_. _ Trade 10UI" old •luff J new toodle. with • Cla11ined ad. 141.5171 r CdM COTIAGE SEE THESE $175,000 2 /11n11s 11 :1lly l111»1ll'" 2 &!rm rh~1 rmer ' Woori hnm1..., with 0111,.1a rulm.t.: bum1n.: firepl:1ct'. s lep 'll'W!; Wn rd" .11 1·n I saver k1tc·hrn H igh as ennuJ!h lh<'v 11111!-I h1· sumabll• Isl TO. Ownt•r Sl't'll Call for ;1111101111 will h elp fi:inan t'<' ment Wrll 1111rt•d ''' ml $.'if\5.0l"Ml fnr hnth' MAl'RY S'f/\Pn'E H '~liifMJ _!\_P._.A_~ .• ~<3-•>N.5r~-~-:~.'·.·n.· • ,~~:~:~' S©\\.4lµ-L£ ctrs· -----f41tul ~r (LAT • •OUAH 0 ~.orrongt t.t1era of rhe '°"'' .,..o""b*fd ~'di be bw 10 to•,.. '°"t '""'o'e wo•dt ,__~S__,ErP...,...H_U'tt""'R.....-~1 ' 1 r 1 r . S R U Y U I I I' I . • 0 L H E V ! These days a wo11de• drug 111 I I I r :. ''"Y d1ug 1ha1 comes In a bot ..__,_.___....___ ......... " tie wllh a aatety o•o lhl l r.An -~c_o..,,..M_J_A __ s--..-t t>e opened 1n ttn mtnu1u" -. 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"'' . _ .. _ ............... 1MC01•P1araw ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ••••-••-••• .. ••• ... ... ...... ••••n•n•••11-•• •••"--••.-••••••••••• · • ~ Triller et bell lllOt. l......_ ,... .._. •· CH.., • TertDI. owe or tr•• tti?iie 1aaw. ~ ,,. CIO .. F .. Y? Wl' huvt\ u 1pnc1oua1 .: tor~." Bdrm on 11~anUt ~l l ~11 d lot Many mature frull Ire-S4!llt•r motlv-aled. wtll pay m.aJUmu m 4 ~u •W• VA &autlfuJ add no fumll.) room ltrcJ)liotce in llvln1 1m Sil l OOll OPIN MOUll IAT /IUN l·I 11oic....,..-· n...T ..... lffhn lff.11H c .......... tOJJ •..••••......•..•.••.•. '\r1tr•• tJJ7 l•ill !.'l1111 14 .. 1 .. rlr 11 111 I! , ••• ltrl\I h\ ll'l1II I1111f ...,.,. '1 .. r' '" l n11.1u.• ll•1mt"• ~'J(llClt lrl' ljl)IJO ....c1nlltL•SO. II u It.. 3 bd. 2 \y 8 II r ttt"lll•d D R ft frpk A• •Ufl\(' u~·. "' low dn ti l t tt~ P .l\rll'lr Tm11e. &31 13'6 llt::ALTORS 1-ZtOMID 11aa•••ton ..-. ..u. .. c • """' lpUI Owaenlll• Pro· IAYIHOllS CM9I COD OWNM ....... r111tt at le•'• tllu 1raat.U...JOUtobu1 a Rare 5 bdrm, 3 ba home in A.,..ters. IZOO uxorou. No bHk bom, ~ u11tlu 1ate·1uarcled community. Owned & Owner wilJ carry 2nd w/20% down ••••••• .... •••••••••••• flnadQ l"ecllllred. In· u"' Uow w I U•ou' remodeled by decorator, featuring · assumable 9% FHA loan. 3 Bdrm cozy ...,......, Tbeft el.II ua. :r.::":::r!.~':'~ wood noon, French doon & windows, home in excellent area near schools 1·3 • pa1mHl! Start your Rourmet country kit. w/u.sed brick and shopping. Only~.~. 752-1920 l~ aae, oal~ooe mile ne.t ea tod•Y Call for island & indoor BBQ, magnificent rrom the Ty Mall in morelnlormaUon. master suite w /frplc & bird's eye view ~u·& .. ~c· I South Rl•en . Zoned ol water. For sale by owner. $675,000 J T ~ .--... ror M unlta. Owner will TAU o•• t l 'la-v. ... 16 ....... 1 4 rnclll. new! lbr, tba. condo, completely up- 1 raded with t'Ultom drapea • carpetlna. t•i.lhedral ceillna•. pro feulonally l.ndscaped w i th prlv patio . pc~I~!•' Won't last. BOUllWESr EALTORS " lASSCX.IATES 141-1511 fee. 2511 Circle Drive. 548-7145. Open PIOPllTllS finance. Pull price. Sat/Sun. 1-5 $200.000. 712-1920 171416tM400· trrm I 044 L...-Nh I 050 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrt J Ir+.,_ , .......... -.-._.--AM·--~~~ ... !~!!~~~tee!~~! Beaut. decorated family --_.. • '"" Hgh ledtlced NMH. DUPLD home w/pvt patio, ten-6 Beautiful new homes si-.soo. 2 Bd, 2 Ba. hl•h Sten. to ocean. Assum. n ls brick "Stm spa available for lease with ..., • r-• ... · b~lance loan. easy Lo as-In. 3 Br. 2 ba, each unit Supel'area. Ass ume 12~ option to buy. Excellent sume. no quallfy1·ng. +deck. DI0,000. + terms. Only $179,995! 1 terms. Best location. Hollis Wood R I See this one! Patrick Hurry ! Greg As tle. ea tor 12111 •n.am HARaOR A Division of llarbor lnvestme~t C!>:..: Tenore. 631-12166 558·9400 675-8876 =--=:--:---:-:=-:-11111.•••••• rr.,.rtr 1400 S-Cll••I• I 076 ...................... . REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3800 aq ft dnce bkl1s nr. MU~SELL! S.A. Courthouse. Xlnt 114/6'1-0'7U 2111 Briltol St. Co.la Mesa, CA DWLIX OM WAT8 ._..,.,, ...... Z • 3 Bdnna. decb Ir patio. 2 frplcs. Prime location. L1e assum. loam. C/21 Mew,.,. c.tr 640.1317 760-6767 A ........ _ , ........ ...... COMCOTTASI ......... , IEO to U72,500 C:omfvr lltble 3 Bdrm l•-•••••••-1 * •$128,900! OCEANFRONT P~noramac YU. l()o/, dn. ror atrnys . $375,000. will wok deal to fit your 631~ bkr. needs. $349,000. owe. ·----------· South end VlEW loc. POOL. All 2 bdrm, 2 bath mils. Ownen unit completely furn. 3 pvt patiol, frplc. Owner will carry ~ITD. '215,000. BettyGn.ibb, Ownr/Bkr •H J l\llrm Jt>..1 htomt A Ith l•••lult•ll m.i-11·1 dr11 • 111 h1 l•·•rt-111 • •• .11 ·I 111 1 ..... qrtr' ""' , ' t'klrrn .... u .. ~· \ \' \\ '' lvu 1lt''• rilw hum,· la r l(t' hl11 11 e ftrl•Pl8l't'. sunny pat io room and room ror 2 mort• Wl•ls SJ40.000 Roy McC ..... lltr. 541-772' II ' h ilf m 111.i 11 11 to j1 • 11!1-11!!!!!!11!!!!!!11!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!11111-1.1t1 111 I U 11 ( u 11 \ '"h~I C.\U FOR DETAILS 644-7211 m.llB $I 0,000 DOWH uHDa s1.ooo.ooo :! 1111les from beach. 38r ~ba. low inl Pnnc only. Akr 631 9170 or 546·7344 NO QUALlnlH•' 3br, l ""ib11 + Owner will carry• Total price is $85,000 Take over pay- ments of $623/mo. Lo Lo down Will not last. call now PRICED FOR 9UICIC SALE Ho 911al ProblHH Her. Owner will help finance this 4br. 2ba. Huntington Beach Beauty. 127 /8'7. interest rate available Can you believe thal priee ror a 3 Bdrm l ""2 Ba attached home in Woodbridge? Seller will h elp with cr eative financing. Walk to park and pool. Call !or detaib1 on this super buy. \\bod bridge Realtg 551-3000 4t?t Barr•nca _Pkwy, I nine VO l.owt-s t priced Mes a \'i:rde custom home 1n most desirable area. 4 Rrm, pool. + 9~. a s s umable loan Seller anxious $269.900 Call 551 SJ.18, Agt. too! ---------• WALNUT SQUAIE BEST OF TERMS f'lt•:.i1 and .,,.lier "ill HlllTJ Tllis W•'t Last AtSIZ9,900 'GDLOENWEST '~~.J.· l!s~~~ r 1111111r.· t n 12'; ' <.: u 11 l Ir + '°°'/VA lt'a1ll· up (111 ... 11.111 com · Arand new listing In m•·r11:.i l 111 o r11111!•' Coun Mesa del Mar. Lite and I) Neal :! hdrn1 c111 ta~t·. airy rloorplan Owner 141-1511 (1 n•11!:1l'(' MHI .I 1war will <'OnSider VA orrers1~~!'!'!~!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!'!'!~ ,,,.,, C! IHr,..., 2 1J.1tn unit , and may consider 2nd. t: 11·arf,!urui:1• t:!lhl ooo. • GregAstle.559-9400. Villa Paciric Condo. I S98.SOO. 3 Br. owe large '(,(,;Mm./ ml, //~,, l l:i~~I~ 2nd.T.D.Agt.968·2297. -~.itr ' f>11f1•d((•J 3 Bdrm 1~ Ba. lam rm .. 2 ,_.. ·-. -----!rplc . blockw a ll . I> t·I -·' 'l.'J'l VA. FHA T F. RMS · 4 SL29.900. 846-1756 • 2435 E. Coast Hwy . CdM Bdrm. two story on llU<il': 101 1 Over 2000 OPEH SUH I 0-1 Z 2br . 2ba. Sl25.000 2ll 9t.h St 213-399-1028 CostaM~sa sq.feel . Dir11nl! room. I 024 separate family room. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace. Surrounded MESA VERDE CHARMER ll~·.111t1fulh cll'('OI :ttec1 I llclrm h1oni1· "•t h <tlrtum .i111I 't•par at.· ma~ler 11111• I 'rl\ .111• 1·orni•r l(lt . f!f\•·" 1·.1q,..h and w;1ll '•" •·1111~· t ltr ll'lltl ~·111 l 111 .1111)(1rntnwn1 111 '''l'. t ,11f 'i-lO I l~ol bv trees SI Jl .000 ....... _____ ... T .A RB F. 1.1.. R KR . SWEil IUY s.iu 1720 Only $67,500. 2 Bdrm. 1 '~ bath. low down. Seller 01wnSunday. 2 5pm. 1641 l\rrh:ird St :ihdrm . 3ba. frt•shly painl<'d colonial twaut:v . Family room. i;c·parate dinrnj! room. will help finance. lt~ ...... ~~ 962·44n ~:> 546-8103 frplr. ne\\ roof Priced lnine I 044 a l $11\0.000 ror quick ••••••••••••••••••••••• •IESTIUY * Nice 2 story "C" plan 2 bdrm condo . Freshly painted. central air . Priced below compara· ble sales for immediate I action. 198.500. I CAU.HOW 644-721 I /.Jn Nl[i[L [}AILEY & ASSOCIATES * * DEERAELD! Larges t model in Deerfield. The Plan 5 done as never before! Pool. spa. magnificent deror and landscaping. All this and assume a high loan balance. Call nowt I \\\lod bridge RullQ 551·3000 4t21Barranu Pkwy.Irvin< ~HERITAGE REALTORS ~all' Xlnl financinl!. Univ. Park. Popular Ox · Attn· Investors: Wood · T II F. WI F: D F: MANS ford Plan. Jbdrm. 21,<~ba. bridge condo. 3 Br. I '• t t ACT 49'1 0066 or formal din rm & bonus ba. Assume 1st & 2nd 7:il 4293 rm. Pvt putting green in TD. Agt. 552.3339 SIDRM POOL HOME I ,. r r I r I I' r I 11 a ;, (' i n e Et Toro I 032 back yrd. d\'erlooking L ••••••••••••••••••••••• comm. pool. Pro f . ..-.a..11 1041 landscaped & decor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $179,900. Owner/Agt WahtfrOlllColMlos 760-8816. 1 Br-2 Br-3 Br rrom -$285.000.SSOO,OOO. Securi · WOOOIRIDGEGLEH t y bldg d irectly on 714 IWl.tlcT_. Channing 4 Bdrm. large lot with pool. Overlook· ing gollcourse. 12~.ooo. L..-. ........ 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOMAICHIAY Sweeping Ocean View. 4Bdrm 3'hBa. Custom 8 yrs on large lot. Pri Sec Gate. Tennis Courts . Beach. Clubhouse. By Owner. princ only OnlyS595,000 (714) 540-9550 or 499·3695 8~ down. owner will carry with no payments. 3bdrm. condo . spa , model unit. Jason. Agt. 536-9374. NIGUEL WOODS Large redwood model. 4 bdrms. 3 baths , s plit level with soaring ceil· ings. wet bar and much. much more! Good as· s umable finan cing. S198.500. 495-1720 ebin.oo Peninsula Point home. 4 Bdrm. 3"'1 ba_ S950.000. Call for financing de· tails. Owner /A gt. 675-8676 100/oDOWN ...... tors Special lO"lt down buys this 2 bdrm beach house. Prime rental location. Owner will rlnance_ S175,000. Playa RMI EMtah '7J-1900 PamtOUSE COIMlow"'-Dock 2 Bdrm. 2ba. 280 deg ocean. bay, mtn. city view. Poos. sec. Lge as- s umable loan. Balboa Penin. Fee land. C/21 Newport Cntr 640.s:fi7 760-6767 Newport Hgts by Owner 759·0774. 752-8822. c ..... , Loh/ C.,..ti 1500 s.~ •••••••••.••••••••••••• c..ntr.o 1071 Harbor Lawn-Mount ••••••••••••••••••••••• Olive Two cemetery BCTBT AIHIH .. IS A JOY! in this 3 Bdrm ramlly home. Includes a pool and spa, family rm w/wetbar. large sunny kitchen, formal dining rm. Creative financing available. $255.000. plots together 1700 both 962.31126 Pacific View Memorial Park. Choice lot. Reg price S720. Now sacrifice $500. 548-2630 ev. APZOMID ...... ,,..... .. Lot, 62'1'1"292Yl opposite Costa Mesa Hospital. $275,000. loy McC_., lllr. 541-772' JUSTFOIYOU and yoor family. This 3 Bdrm home offers lge rooms and space to grow i.n. Bonus rm + a loft. Room for a pool . 1215.ooo. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 2br wt2dbl gar! 675-3063 131-1440 COSTA MHA or 679-9667 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Super clean C· 1 bld1s. *•POOL! This lovely one level Newport home wraps around Its own secluded pool. $222,000 and nexi· ble financing too. Call ror details. e RANCH HU\L TY ~h 1 2000 s ........ IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• * $20,000 DOWN TRI LEVEi. MAS T E RPIECE 2 patios eler garage door. Pool Spa 3 Bed 1 ~. ba. 5 yrs new private master bdrm Ba lan ced p owe r Sl06.000. Low interest 846-7711 : 730-5352 now ' TRINITTPROP. suitable ror light in· dust.ry and offices. Front bldg contains 4 carpeted and paneled orfices + 2 baths. Rear block bldg has U0/220 power. full nourscent lighting. 2·12' doors. large mezz. storage space .. lot 50 x 120/ Concrete drive and lg parking area . securi· ty rence. owe 1215.000 or lse/opl at S225,000 Submit on terms. ~ Macnab -Irvine 642-8235 IMVISTOIS •• 12 great 1 bdrm units in Ed1emont. Best loca-tion. Only $330,000. .............. E. 497-1761 DUPLD lmmac. Two 2bdrm lba. S of PCH. comer lot. 521 & 521'1.z Carnation Ave. Assum low Int loan. $325,000. Call owner for info or appt. Days 543-1161 ; eve 675·5142 20 low dwn units S360.000 Riverside Owner I Agent 673-6720, 544·0333 OFFfCEILDG 30 Units. l~ rinancing:-0 WC $70 .000 w i no pymts. S425.000 . Agt 646-1544. HewportlHch 1069 2 Bdrm. Condo ll R4 S.afleoch 1014 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rutland Rd. #6. S6SO mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5-1()'7. DOWN WATERFRONT On rental homes. all HOMES areas.Rice. 536-937_4_. __ lack On Mart.et Lease option or equity share the best buy on Bal. Penin. Charming 2-sty Span. home on the park! Call Joyce Waltze. 63l-12Jli6 REALTORS Av ail 311. Agt. 675·4000. YOUR MEW HOME REAL ESTATE IRAHD MEW ! Harbor Vu Home A H X L H T T A X SJH400 6 . 2 Bdrm 2 ba units. Portif1no mdl 4 Bd + SHELTER Close to Norton A.F.8. bonus rm wlloft & Ba Only 10'7. down. fixed HBshopping strip-375K 200'h deprec. avail now. Pvt spa. Close to school rate loan. Open Fri. Sat. Comm. bldg+. SA·315K 14'1 lsl TO. 1255.000. & comm. pool. Asking Sun & Mon afternoon. Bill. agt. 831·12S7 So. C• t..aty S342,900. T om Baron 254 Electric Ask for 559-9400Agt. Trudy : !213>594-4195 or Co11dotwl11l••s/Tow11-___ 5_46-_5_6_0_5 __ _ I •J" 01-~"'1-._ 1213)378-4.238. homes for sale 1100 6 UNITS £ 74 70 "ew nnanc1n9 ---••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Sat/Sun 1·5 at 2522 Tusttft I 090 --------r PALM SPRINGS 1'.11l,1bl1· l.ar)!r 2 .-.anr~ 1 •• 11111\ h"m•• """ loq•h l·•••l 1•111·10,, fl n111rt \ :ird 111d "'l>.11 .111· m.1SIC'r <JUIETCUL·DE·SAC 3Rr. 2Ba.. patio. frplr _ Open 1-5 Sun $126,500. 23976 Carmel fle ller Really. 760-0545 Fountain Valley 9 J,'40/o As--. beach. Call Fred Gibson l·-~----.... -1034 2br. 2ba. study, frplc. !or appt. to s how. tt..t.o. V•Hlh 23rd St. Prime loc ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVELYHOUSELIKE Resor t units. xlnt 3 0 0 0 + s If . Su P e r 1---------• CONDO IN ORANGE leverage. 15CZ down. 8X 1111• ,j""""""'' /\11 lht~ I 1r 11nh $1 1f1.000 Call , 111 t l:l I for tnore 111 1111 m.1ltnn ~HERITAGE REALTORS ln•nton/Famity Sha rp 3 ll d rondo " 1x1ol Only S9!>,000. As 'vme 12'; 1nl ratrick I cnorc, 6.11 12f1'i 1~~~1r• RE,\ I.TORS \1 F:SA VER DE 4 fir 2 Ba with pool. beautiful lancl-;ca pinl! & 1•asy care vartl Ownt•r will enn ~11ler V./\, 5129.900. n. Ho urk C' R ea lt or ~4r.-~ f-:a i;to;1dr C :\1 2Rr C'ompletely remodeled II 2 lol Lot.' nf r ha rm. ,, p t• n d a I I y. I I •I . 1;.12-210t. :121 Rochester. (' M 9.5 INTEREST Assume $40K 1lown L<w- el\ 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. fam1- lv. mom. r1r('plare. open beamed reillngs. new ropper plumbm~. large v1t rd, double ~arage. skylight. Only SI 14.500. Call 645-9161 ••••••••••••••••••••••• comm'ty pool/jac/lake. 559-9400 Ocean vu. J Bdrm 2'12 FRENCH CHATEAU ~9~:~oo By Owner Ba . 3 ca r gara~e . kitchen Sep breakrast ALL THE 1 sty. end unit. lg 3Br. gross. Pool w/owner's rm . Mslr suite w l3 WottlC'SDOHE dbl garage. community unit. 10 min . from GUEST COTT AGE ! 41altlnM-IHCh ONLY $109,500 2 stry French Chateau townhome in a lus h green setting by the sea. Obi door ent ry lo l'athedral ceilinged liv· ang rm. Dramatic open staircase to pvt mstr s uite Sep childre n 's win~ and J baths! All this +priv dct a trhed mom-In-law apt. or rec. rm. Compl. wlwel bar. 4th ba +more! Motivat· cd seller. here is pot en· llal Take advantage. CENTURY 21 WALK-IN REAL TY 964-3311 Just Red.carated New Carpet. new vinyl in kitch en . new pnt thruout. 4br. 2ba. frplc. lge t'Ountry kitchen. ram rm . Sl27.500. Below market financing avail. PCV Realty 633·8526. 637-7920 Hunti19hM leoch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CloMToleoch $139,995 Award winning 2 Bd. 2 Ba new home. Beaut. ya rd, quiet cul-de-sac and priced lo sell fast. You must see this one! Terms. Patrick Tenore, 631-1266 REALTORS $325.000. dosets & vu deck . Oak In this beautiful home poolSl~.000. airport. 260K. A~l John *•UNIV. PARK One d Irvine's large at- tached homes. Superbly localed in the heart of University Park. Call for detai Is regarding price and ftnanc.ing. REALTORS ~suz:eCoDunn AIHIChouwer ~V • Lrg 4 8d home in woodsy firs & plush cpts thru-wh ich featur es 4 TerraDelSolRlty Mosby, 1-788-5020. Prin. out. Frml dinin~ rm. Bdrms. 3 baths. 3 car (714) 497.1744 only garden window. 2 cov·d garage. lovely pool and 1~!'!'!!'!'!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!'!'!~ ·--· -------patios. Lrlr access. Xlnt spa. Move·in condition. 1: terms . OUered at Ass11mable 12""•'1 loan. S269.900. 581·1000. Mis· Asking S195.000. Call ATl'RACTJVETERMS owner Financing area near beaches. 2 7S9t9Z2 I fr pies w I f ab. spa. As· I'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ sume 11 ~'7. low dn. 1: sion Viejo Realty. 540.1151 1100 • •••••••••••••••••••••• LO down. lo interest Covington 4-plex Huntington Beach area Upgraded throughout Hi rent. lndry income Tax Shelter owner /Broker (714) 848·2000 $289 .995. Patri c k S3.900DownN.B. lbr. Tenore. 631-12166. 540-4646or631·7653 VEaYPllVATE Secluded West cl iH / Dover 4 bdrm. fam rm. courtyard. 2 fpl cs. Open Sat /Sun 1-5 at 151 4 Highland Dr. Agt. 552·0860. ,, ~ ... HERITAGE Duplex ror sale. 2200 sq. It .. c/ac. f/p. patio. carpeting. immac. nr Riverside 842·7252 0 fL\I\;( H J :f ,\I TY '•'>l /()()() SMOIETIEE 2 br. 2 ba condo w/det. dbl gar. By owner. sns.ooo. Open Sun. 12-5. 8 Greenwood. 552-3123. REALTORS THESHAICIS Weathered cedar shakes. that is. Custom designed 3 bdrm. ram rm, 2 baths. Elllensive use or wood glass & ceramic tile. Beam ceil· WOODIRIDCH ing, frplc. s1ss.ooo. 2 Bdrm Warmington Mission Realty "B" end unit. Great (714 )494·0731. location. Open house S at /S un 12·4 at 10 OCEANFRONT. Only Windwood. Agt. 552·0660 $3000 dn. 2Br mobile . hOme. Pool. pvt bch. 2Br. 1'1'1ba chateau in adlts. Lseavall. 549·2405 Woodbridge. Creative --------- financ i ng $132.000. OCEANFRONT. Only 552· 1484 . 559-9581 or $3000 dn. 2Br mobile 552-5007. hOme. Pool. pvt brh. WOODlllD .. E Warmington award win· ning design twnhme. 3B r 2ba . B ea ut . landscpg & interior. Prime loc nr pool & lake. Owner~. 552-9690 THE TERRACE or Univ. adlts. Lse avail. 549-2405 OCEANFRONT Cottage & Trlr. knotty pine int.. !rplc. 3 pvt h<'hs. pool & pier, $49,900. Terms or trade. on lse hold land. 499:-31116 MYSTIC HILLS John l.A'mbeck <Agent> VICTottlAH BEACH HOME New 3 BR 3i,.!i Ba. Qua Ii" ty handcrafted oak thruout. Stained glass. spa. l'tan lll Realty 752-6499 $10,000 DOWH t.tlltlfhColMlo Sgl level Anita. lbr. 2ba. end unit on grnblt S179,900 Owner/Agt. 831-7824. 768-7413 . 6«-6368 NF.WPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER ! 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba Fam. Rm. F'ormal D i n Rm _ Go urm et kit c hen . Fenced. 12'~ Interest t Best terms! John Va- nian Co. 631·0900. . REALTORS !!!!~~~~~~~!! O.C. Duplex Sll0.000 20'l OtherlHIEs.... · dn •. l .l "k financing . ••••••••••••••••••••••• pos1t1ve cash flow CHERRY LAKE 3500 sq n. 3-5 br. Gd as . sum. loan. $297,500 firm. 892-33115. 642-0565 M_ .......... _ 631·5555 _.._. ---------l11*5IW/ For 5* I I 00 hie-Property 2000 r. 1 1 ;,.... z I 00 ...••••.••..••••••••••..•.•.....••.••.•••••.••••.•.• ~.!!! ••.•.••••••. Estate Sal~. 1963 Al'Pl.IVAUIY C.M. Indus. bldg on --5-EA--W-l_N_D ___ 1 Lakewood Mobile home, Near new 4· Pin. 2 fenced lot will trade by great loc. Gd cond. bd b th h · · · Wkdays Please Ca ll rm. 2 a eac unat owner.642-4610 Harbor View Somerset 759_4173. with fireplace, enclosed 5 br. 3 ba. w /s ea-to· patio. double garage. mountain view + 10 PACIFIC $165.000. Bill Grundy, grand custom features. , .......... 151 Rltr.~161. Probabl y fin est - Somerset available, Lovely 2 Bdrm 2 bath FOUIPLU MIW IMDUSTllAL 7882 Sq. ft building 1n Orange Co. $410.000. S..Ctllf.IHlty 546-1605 LohforS* 2200 S345.000. Open 1 ·5 mobile home with ran-Westside Costa Mesa. Sat /Sun . 2214 Po rt tasticoceanview,inpre· Needs some work . Carlisle. Bkr. 673-2122. stigious North Laguna $22,000 yr income. Full area. Desirable end unit price $225,000. Owner w•---.-Low DOWN with hu0 e patio and COY· "''-""' " will carry 1~ interest OTS • •••••••••••••••••••••• Versailles 1 Br/studio. ered porch. Long term /lllO OOOd L pent.Me condo. w/lg as-land lease available. w · n. A few CABO DEL ESTE s umable loans, only Good financing. $80,000. ~ f R€HIG€ waterfront home sites S105.500. Owner/agt. HOM€~ remain on Lake Mls1on 645·3447. 979.5370 ask for __....____ Viejo. This is the final Jim R.E. Investments opportunity to build yourdttam home. From NEEDTAXSHELTER? l333W.CoaltHwy.NB $285,000. Call Henry TRIPLEX Oceanfront 3 Br. 2ba 121.3N. COAST HWY 645-6646 Durantat 7141155-Ulll. duplex. comp. custom LAGUNA BECACH WISTCUPf AIEA 0c... View LM I 50' froM s-d de co r . Own r w 111 497--4848 Futtv le--__. a•-~. nr Two 2b •-lBr # ...,_, OOUI._ 9351 Gateshead, RB. r "' one · finance. orr on dn pay--------•-•I Westcliff Shopping Furn. 2 frplcs. 1295.000. ment . will trade. Red. to UDO PMMSULA Cent.er. Utlk return on 8500 sq ft. A~proved Mulhearn Realty 1525.000. Best Penin. tullpriced$375,000.8 plarw53>0sq home. Register b , Deluxe 2 Br in Lido ..... 1 1100,000 dn. Prln. only. 213/-~-if uy · Park. Pvt beach. securl-yrs new. ""'"ume oana c 11 ........ --or ,..,._ 1713 : OPFN HOUSE Rf Al TY /. Park . 3bdrm . 2ba townhome. separate din· ing room. wetbar 6 up- grades. o rrered by owner at SU2.000 with ---------r ne". owner financing. $142,000 4 bdrm 11• mi A beautifully m ain· tained custom home on a large lot. Superb ocean views 6 Catalina suo· sets. 3 bdrms. 2 baths. Seiter may help finance. $24'7.SOO. _,._.or no REAL ESTATE STORE or 1~ 4r n. interest. a ·--...,. . ans~r2131920-7807 675-1771 t~gate.$4l,l50 Call Owner-Broker Art. ocean. Hunt. Bch. below 552·5312. market qk-sale. Agt Ask for Tor 96.l-9402 c ............ I OZJ C...-.. M9' 102Z •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FANTASTIC OCEAN VIEW 111 by 124 · lot. 3 or 4 bdrms custom 3200 sq ft home, open center courtyard, rumpus room, oak bar. jac uzzi. 20 % down with 12% financing. Re ducec; lo $575,000. Open Sat/Sun l ·S at 2501 Harbor View Drive. Corona del Mar. ~ 714,671-1600 ~ WM. I. DOUD & CO,. IMC. ,....._., E ... H07 2111 I. c .... Nwy., SM H7 (Tt4t719-0U2 c-.. Mw, CA tHH YARDWORK PROBLEMS not with thls one. A spacious 3 bdrm. zy, ba. lownhome wtt.b family room. Back paUo over- loob treenbelt. Within walkln1 diatan~ to pool. Sundeck off mut. bdrm. Recently painted. UMOISTIUCTID view. A fabulous build· int lite In a q_uiet area. Tbe price for this double siae lat Includes plans • ~for a 2500 sq. ft. . ... 000. OLOT.O.W. Thia quiet woodly set· tlnl la a perfect location for Ulla wood • 1taas a bdnn bome. Newly re· modeled wtt.b bea._ttrul rie'W9 In all dlrecUons. ' 1231,GOo. 17141 494-I 171 HCAMYOH •Gc• ... yA.U Sharp double wide. _543-44'T1_______ OCIAMVllW 25 C 1-•-~ D "'" "'" Ruallc l bT. Excellent "4 acre, nat pad. Plans 4r •ym -r. Prime view building site terms. S:..500. COSTA MISA permits. 3 minutes to Olf0...S..Roadl-4G:l0 on IOlfcourse. Plans in· -7ThU~._!~~ ... ~B~!~~-DanaHarbor.$125.000. tord , reen· c I u de d . Reduced WATl.HllCONT at s ..-... t ...... e llDJls M u I h •a r n Re a It y brier Model Townhome $100,000 . wilh terms t-IOMI .!\ •-· are referred too. AP· Beciater with outatandlng golf available. Sl.100.000. REAL ESTATE 'proa. YI acre. conve· ,lJ/97-4801or If no coune view. Pool. spa Call Dan Bibb ~ nlent to all atores. UBr. uawrllJ/ao.1'07 tennis, security 1ate, 1 _!67!_:5-~231~~1 or~640-~'!_7865~~e:.!v~l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I • 4 lBr. IZI0,000. Good S550,000 down. A11ume 1-terms. Poulble trade. th& t• Detert. 1~ vir. lit. Owner •ill Lovely Custom H me Ne• Modular type home, McNaab Reaty, IU·UM. ..... 1400 carrY balance. Askina Comer Lot Oen View, El Moro Beach Park, ap _ta_-811. __ ..-__ . _____ ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 1275.000. Jbr, Zba, formal Uv rm. 10. mr. space reat 1115 CMI WALIB ram rm. frplc, dlnlna. mo. JO 119 lie. 1111,900. SACWI Re-.... 17 .... _, kitchen, 2 c.ar 1ar. RV -.a•e flOIC9 SAU .. .. # .,._ kl S-"' ........ 000 ~ T w o 4 P ' e 11 par ng. ~--· 1---------1 Cuh,,rm0)538-Mll 19'73 Cameron IO'. 2Br, APARTMENTS BY •WllTCLlfllP• OWNER SALE. Movln1 out al Stat.. 4br. Iba, f1~f home. UIS,000. OPEN DAJLY ...... 1121 BERKSHIRE LANE f7S.310t 110.000 down. no qual. Bluf& area. Open Sun. lBa, •nlnt 6 2 aheda, OWND. '4 ld.rma ea. new UN>eUn1. H.B. A11um1bl• lo•• It 551-191 \ 10.1~. tl•,OIO HC •. .............. t_ 1,5 2301 Vista Rosar en4 1--------- un ll Anita plan on lap...,.. mobU IMND• Greenbelt abr. 2ba, for ule. b1 owner, un.too. 144.1311, U4,ooo. Cap. Bell. 1t1-14li <n4.--1. ·-~lalu .......... Call C•rol °hebl'l&Tl41 .... or ..... -• - -.. ---~ -I:i;! . SllCMO 50' ~ 8'qe Cloecll Bill Lift. HeeHDl1 Y•lleJ. Nn•. AU am..tUn IHI'• •l•••tor. COY'd pariln1. 14 peraon l\:'· ........... ·"· ... .. M•llleara aealty ........ 111111r ... 11 • .....D.IJl9."" I, ......... "f ! t1if, ....._,I 't1• N1•11U.tuwl•d Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Fr!c!ey. Febru.y 27. 1981 ........................................................................................ ~··· ..........•............ -..... •• ........ !!~ ... ~ !?..~.~-~-~ ~ ............ !~!~ ~~~ ... !~!! c \U: )U 1J .:.,.• .. 14 ... •911•1111••~••Me.-i ............ I It ..... •l frpli • 'MM .. ~lelut t I bdrm. I Ytllla . Wood· AUractlY9 abt, hae 2ba ........... •••••••••••• ............................................. ·~.._...._ ...... f::' i. OW. CdM Wna. la• • ..,, brld1• boine. acrou fl'plc, bH1ned Hllbt1. lbdrm lux club • •P• •-er.dlM _... •1.-o.1lll0tl CSlllmo> a.a.,,.,... from1wim club•parll. the to b c h , 1ar, facll.omvicw.Newport HALBOABAY CLUB HearnewZbclrm. 2ba, •••lll ...... , .... , •lllWMinoreM4toao l l;be,l"Mar61 .... no pet.a .JIU/mo. UIS/mo IT5·H08. •47 S /mq . Todd Batbtlor unit. Xlnl lrpk,la&andryfu,new Lt3Br.28al&daOK. ~I aar•••· nr occ. 141$ mo. 545-Tme\IH ... ~-' ....., ,..,... -Obi rar pvt pr. fully Sll·lm 4N·U3t eve• Savaae ~l)atO-~ c o n d . I m m f d cf)U. df1)8 ai paint Encl -IN it IMwtft ._......_I Ir I la 1tll malnt. yd. Ad1tltf, no ------Wl,..6 Co. T . ..,.-.... posseulon. 1800/mo 1ar, s.os. Adults. no ~ .... .u,... IMIWM 111&1111 .• , ... o Aft '"' lnqlllre •• U1 llOI. I br. 2 IM Woodbrld.se ... ·uai!::::.... JUI 83l·l400.414$-5000estl26 pets, 673--2113. 494-5758 NEWLY dff. 2_,r 2 IM townhoule. frpk, putlo. . eel aar. SSZ5. no dots . 998-8128. •uo dep. Uteaae ·oa aa le • If•-Rl· "14/tt0·1331 or t"Ondo. l aJae vlow , Newport Cfftt 3 Br. 2"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 eves ........ bit arowid tlO-SllJ amenit* MTS. a Brook Ba. 0t-ean view. Pool, BIOCANVONTWNHSE --~--·~ pool Potea a8dnn, ft,...&aN, famaly, Pine. -.smo. 87~ tennia. S7$ mo. &12·3493. ELEGANT L • k es UOOO/m o . 2 br. golf Stun.nlnJ large 1 &r 2 Ual tor t•mPCround t ttllt hn, •Ill tu Ria a BR. den. 21 ~ ba, lux. Twnhme 2br, 2b1. ale. t'Ourse vu. pool/jat'. len· Bdrm. Tea. 1arden apt. mllu frc)m Lalltt C'on.almOMS... rondo ~I. Ja<' .. 2 car f'or lease hichty up· Lt« 3bdrm. 2v.ba. E. !~c,.rec ~~~·18698valld.3/l n is 1 y r l~a se . Pool&rec area 7tO W. o,..._., I "'O" fronl 11r MOO Mt Wf4 ar!Mkd uecuUve 2 story 8lulf condo. tam rm, d in ~ mo. _.,. ays. d G 18\h St Lallie IUurwood. otf 18r U..,21a llQOO/mo 4bdrm, 3ba home on rm. on areenl>elt. Roh 551-tCllWeves lst /last/stt e p A T. -...:.__:_ __ 3 Br. yd, pool. quiet fa ml ly pref. N() PF.TS. W 11ter pd. $M0 mo. Sd-1240. lr•Y •1.8 H•a•y ft••I lot t .. rbpur, 111 1740 ur * • * quiet culrdtl·Ht' In Wood· 875.ases agt. D ....... ,_,. 3550 640-4l614. New upgraded 2200 !4q. ft. E-.... l\4 • 1141 (2lJ>27f,5al) Jedi LC_..., bridge. Beaut lanscap-••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. 2 Br 2 Ba . fully Extt Townho~'le Back Fom. or Un/um. Bach Apu. $300, I BR $350 -+ l200 secourity deposit re quired. Avail. imrried 5411-0130. 989Victoria S t. -.. ~-. l llun.lfram OC'un.Z br. 2711FlntA\len~ ing, atrium, sunken li v 3 Br. 2 Ba. lar ge yard. 2 2 m.ut.e bd . 21 ba II rum Condo. Overlook-Bay Newport Beat'h -~ ba din dbl 1 1 Cotooa def Mar rm, formal d in rm. ram car gara~e. 1745 m o I amen. Npt ~'!!;s. teooi~e ing goU courst' in Riit <.:a· with view. 21 unit cQm· Pt..... 1110 i • • rp t'. &Ull Yt"-11.l't!Uwwlnnerof rm .... ,,_,. ,A lak"', ""'•ls. 67S·-0682 bl' p 1 1 plex with te nnis court. n" ~, ... avail M"r"h ·~"" "',,.... · (213).....,.U'""daw•,(7141 nyon. oo .spa. ennas ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 80-37•3 ' 4 ......... _ a.t-L_._ schools •-s h opp"1n•. .,..,.,.. ,_ 1 0 pool. s pa. StOOO per mo t l " let .. • .....__.. .. ., Att ctJ N T 63t-7076eves Mike Call Bill We d m o r e IU arr• faal icrnwtna a "'' .... 1Si4 valuel,to S9SO/mo Renewable ra ve ewport er· 644-7020. Ca11Sheila641·9022. n.,....na. A 121,SiOO 1 • ~·· MtLL •art•• J/yr lse. 731-6395. race condo. 3bdrm. 2ba, .,..., bal I ur 11 adr u.: .. ,., bay 6 nll(bl vu ..., SMw l650/mo. Kids welcom e Ape loucwt1 ,_,.ltlled -2Br Studio l'".!Ba. Patio S.'75. B.I .. D/W, garage. adults. no pets. 645-9857. $48-4291. Mes~ Verde 2 Rr. I Ba Oining Rm. Newly <le l'orated Adults. no pets $400. Isl. last & secur•t y 642·0735 hw ll"OIM14' homt' ht•11c:h n •· " b f I HOME F OR RF.NT 646-9Ul9. •n·a t'rlntlpa" onl\ n .. aut 4 .,,, ., a. ormu Mu. 4thru Mar 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A@1!* llc:wwts ...... , ...... 3707 ........... d ft 1.115 OK, pool c·orntor toe An•ht-•m Convention 4 Bdrm $695. Fe nced A IJpm IM 1 Avail tm 111ed l.t'uttt! Center yard & garagt'. Kids & IA YPOtMT COHDO Pro(essionally decorat ed. New spacious 2 Stry 2 Br. 2~ ba, frplc. encl patio. gar. $975/mo lse. S usan. 95Hl507. 540-7238 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o.t...... ll9'lJ1mo &44 I~ Cull 64¥-56'78, ext. 272 to pel'l welcome. 964·25&6 "••rf'r J600 .......... JJ24 d11lm yourltckeb or97J.2971.Agt.~o~e. I Br. Carpets. drapes. stove, refrlge Ut ils pd. Ut ens ils for 4. $375 675·0935 3102 • •••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VEROF. home at· mO.'lphere . 2 & Jdlx upts . No pets. 546·1034. 2bdrm , 1 "'1 ba . hwasher, r rpts. l?fH. ,99!i·331 I 995·:131 I di s drps. $47 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• * • * WA ~!t Or..,100 Coll~t llDl/PITS 0tC ~let'tnr•l)' ft>nt•rttl out I': Suh~. ftrn ced y II nl landin• \It'"' 11('{'1.'~'t g11rwgt'. 2 Br 1495 t.lit °'*"n«'r 4~ Ui'9 642·2510, 64tl 4348 T\1BAC' ARIZONA Purffired C'attle ur bors 4' oper.1111on 70 dt't'dcd acres + 735 1u·rci. Sta le fuse, establlshed wat\'r ra&bU Fe rtile \'a lie~. 111.r from Tucson 1 , tn Cerest SlS0,000 P 0 Box 1960. Tubar Anwna. R."640 (602 1398·91 H Presoott. Ariiona. Cou11 try F,.states. ·1• arr<' lot~. last one SICl.000 down ba lanre 12•·;. inlcn•st only 3 yrs S48.93 mo or rash $25.000 !>40 :I07 I a fter Spm. R...:Ms. '-'-· CHG•n 2700 ~ 8R t'nd gar. udlb 110 pt>ll. ~ 773 W W1llw11 . G31 41189 * lbr Ouµlex off '>trcet prk g. q u1l'l 110 1wti- S32Srmo tw8 2474 days * 2br llouse w gar (tuiet. no l)cL'i $4!°)01mo 1148 247'1 days 2 BR I Ba. 252 Knox St 1-: Side $S20 11111 inr l l)riveby. call645 7000 2 Br 2 full bath condo 2 rar gar Pool. Ja1·u1.7.1 Gas pct. S7001mo Days 2 13 /1161 8207 . home 213/923-2660 Lovely lluge 4br next to r.reenbelt bu i lt -ins . S6SCllmo 536·1140 Ll kt! new 3 Br with s tove Child & small pet ok S550 mo 536 2456 o r 5a6-7!n9 l llr w g arage $425 Crpts, fnl·d yurd . Water p aid 27 10 ··F "' t>elawa r l' G:lli 4 120 1·51'M Nl<"c 2 Rr I ba. lge kitc h. laund rm. Cpts t drps. stove, re frig. fncd put 10 w ~ 2 car itar Quiet area M i to b l•h Kids pets ok S600tmo. 536·6.'117 2 Br. l'Ompl. n.>de<'oratcd. (enc. yrd. $550/mo. Refs 542 -06.12 bet. 5· 71' M Plus h 4br . fam rm. S750 flOttLIASE WOODlllDGE ESTAnS Lincoln model. like new. JAr. 2~'18a, 2frpk. air t•ond.. upgrades . patio. beautifully landscaped front & back. Use of te n nis c•ourts . p oo l s , jaruzii. l'lubhouse. lake & sailing privill'd~es. $88(). Phone: 55!1-7058 Lake side <'Ondo. puol. tennis. jac. 2 br. 11'.I l'>a. $650/mo. ~7·021 I Irvine Groves. lovely 4bdrm. 2' Jba. wet bar. 1· 11ir. & much more 552·9'146. S7SOtmo "'THfo:LAKES .. l.Urj.((• 1 Hr. loft. I Ba Condo with pa tio o n Lake . Frpcl. a i r , & more. Askin~ SSSO mo. 8311·3362or538 1752 2500sq ft condo. 3br. Cam rm, 2\l'iba. 2 car gar. $1400. 5.57·7883 Nwpt. Heights. 3Br /2Ba avail. Ma r I Hefri~. Grdnr S700mo 6'15·7400 THEILUFFS Large 3 bdrm. 21-\i bath. pool. greenbelt, S95<1 mf/ 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. $875 mo. Bkr, 644·0134. COt"OftCI def Mar 3 7 22 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cozy. Small furn. Studio No kitchen Employ{'d Female Non s mnker Hef's. $275. 1'4(>--4999 Costa Mesa 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUSCASITAS Furn 1 br apt $325 & ur Jo:n rl ~ar Adults. no pets. 2110 Newport HI. 548·4968 bt wn 8 & 5 PM Newport Hgts. 2br dbl CASA DE ORO gar. gardener. $650/mo "ALLUTILJTlfo~S PAID 675·~ or 679·9667 e ves Ha rbor View 3br h ome o wne r tra n s fered a broad 2·3 yrs. Prof'ly decor, jac. patio. 2000 sq rt . 644 1833. Compare befor e you rent Cus tom d esign feutures : Pool. RB(.). cov'rd garaic. new furniture. s u r rounded with phLc;h landst'apini,: Adult livinA at its hest. 2Br. 2Ba Condo. only 3 No pets. y r s old. Sec·ludcd tDdrmfumis hed S4HI APTMTS FOR REMT H.B .. N.8 .. Costa Mesa Something for F.verycrne 1.arge 1 Rdrm. U pper Rach. to 4 Br tJnfurn From $300. Quiet huild · Apl'i. Certain l<'wations in!( with heauti f ul o ffer Poo l , spa . fireplace, luun room . landscaping AOllLTS bea m e d cl.'llin1'1>. OV ER 35 No p e t s i:arages. a ll bui lt-ins L.F.P.WARO APTS-2020 Garde11 & TownhouSl' Fullerton Ave. I blk i-; design nf N(•wport Ave. & t •<lk TSL MGMT 1>42·1603 So of Bay. 631 0397 lalboa Island 1106 3 lidrm, 2 b:i apt. Gara.:e ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail Mar lsL SavaJ{e $625 2 Hr. modl·rn. p:1tio & garage 227 Cora I 213/395-3.511 lalboo Pettinsula 3807 ....................... Plush 3 Or I Ra dct•k . frple, vie"' $750 yearl\ lle fs n•q. 1175\571 II $295 ni<·c• lb<lrm. ff'SJ> adult. 11l1I ptl. nu peb IOI! F:. Bay Ave 119 Wilde & Co 1)75·6600 Quiet I Dr I Ra Nf'14 r rpts & clrps <;r1od F:;ists1de lcw . Mutun• AdulL~ only S325 117 E tilth St 114. C M 2Br I 1,,R11. w 1g<1r Arllts . l'pt.s. drps , bltns . fm·d yd . water pd 636·4120 661 Vktorw St 5415 2437 '"Jo:"' Ornnl!c $410 Wl!l ·-.1 ··Santa f\n11 I\ v1• $110 • Terrific 2 Br MOO. BMt location. No pets. chi Id OK Avail. now 631 filS~· Neat I llr Bach. c rpt . rruie. nr shop Util p<I $250 mo 675 5810 . 642·0."flJ EASTSIDE COUlltry Woods 2 Or & Sturly, tri·level f irepl11C'I', s k y li~ht d eck. No children n1 pets. SS:JS 180 ~:.21st. SI Days 1Mli·il2fi2 . F.Vf':-, fi15 9543 2 Rd 1 Ba. S37S t;11ragt> yard. no kids/pets. Call ('ra1i 5.59 94fl0 l:~FZ~l3 It t-:AL TOllS •••••••••••••••••••••••Mesa V~rde. 4bdrm. 2b;i. TAX ADVANTAGJo:S to 2 1·ar gar. n u paint, the gentle.man farmer. rrpts. drrs. $70U mo a vocadot1;1trus i.:rove on 64(;.2821. nr brh. m any extras ORANGETREEADULT n e i g h b o r h o o d 2 Bdrm furnis hed $'180 w/beautiful meadow & 36.SW. Wilson,&12 1971 B.l<'ht!lor. nr 14 alrr. Str.11 Single adulls only. 1w p e t s I\ r t ,. r 5 p m (21317!ill 5428 .. La ri:e I Bdrm hat·hplor. 2 AR F:astside twnh.'ie fr nf'ed pa tl•>. no pels S.100 mo !>48 4!171 36 acres + 5.000 sq ft home. Pool & gr<1ve 2 br. 2 bll. frpk . balr manager s ho ust', in twnhse . $47~Pmo Call F' a I I b r no k a r t• :i 631-6994. $1,650 .000 . Al.ll 714·745·9917: 741 ·81>92 : ;3 Rdrm. 2 ba. family rm . 741 76311 frplc. 2 rar gar Nier Fallbrook 16A avcwado land. ISO trees. 40x80 bldg. S2'75.000. owe or traite for home 673-9473 huc·k yard . $750/mo. w a te rfront Homes Realtors Inc. 673-6900 New 2 st y. 2 br hse. frpk. OW, w ash /dry. y d . ba lrony. gar. $525 Adults. no pets. 642-7725 3 Bdrm. 21"J Ba . 2·sty. pool/ s pa, frplr. dbl gar Diana. Avail. 311 . 63I·12J66 Agt. Cozy 2 ldnn CottCIC)e Pvt front & back yrd. East C.M. S.S25/mo . Call for appt 673-8855 or 631·9252 21 Ac..fnlit Gron Junction Hwy 5 & 99. 30 mil es so u th o f Bakersfield 137 arres of navel o r a ni:es. also plums. tangelos. lt-mons and grapefruit. Early producer district. 1 Fully e quipped turn ke y operation including labor. Net operating in· rome projerted , 1911 1 before taxes in excess of $300.000. Offered at Townhouse. 4bdrm. 2ba. Sl.750.000. 2 pools. new crpts. drps - 2 e ar gar . $685/mo. WATI:.Hfl U>NT 549-7199. HOMt:.~ ---- REALESTATE ibdrm. 2ba. fam rm. din 631-1400 rm. wet bar. $750. Nr S.C. Plaza. 545-7645. R•tll lsWe S Br. 3 Ba. 2 Sty. $1100 bdlmlcp 2100 mo. lse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494-0066 Mobile Homes-l.ake111de B ig Bear Lake o r Ocnfronl Laguna Bch. te rms or trade. 499·3816 Real&tah Npt Riviera 3 BR. I level wlown jac. + club facil. NO pets. S700 mo. Agent. 646-4380 W..ted 2900 Eastside sharp 3 Br. I Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• house Bri c k frpl c . WANTED: LOT dshwsr. gara~e. Quiet Will pay rash. Call Mr . street. S6.r;() mo. Wayne J aff: 1714 >640.0246. Agent 646·8816. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOM F: FOR RENT 2 Bdrm $475 Fence<! yard & l(arage Kids & llets wek ome. 96'1-256f> or 97~2971 Agt . no fee 675·5464 2 Br. 11, ba. walk to beach. Newly remod. bllins . S575 m o . 502 Alabama St. I 723-9285 PARK·LIKF. SF.TTINt; 2 br twnhsc. new rrpt. d rapes . washer /drye r . ref rig. st.ave. pool. f'111 h. occ. 311. SS25. 846-6621 Tiffany R. Jo; (aft. 6pm. 964-231131 3242 ...••.•..........•..... ieagate Waterfront Con· do. 40' boat dock in front. 3 Br. 3 ba. New rpt. new ly painted thru-out . GREAT VI EW. Vacant. Asking $1450. 840-3341 o r 84<Mi045 HOME FOR RENT 4 Bdrm. $800. Fenced yard & garage. Kids & pets welcom e . 964·2566 or97J.2971. Agt .. no fee. lniM 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbridge condo. 3 Br. t I/• Ba. S600/mo. (2131 498-6000eves & wknds Woodbridge lease. 2 Br. 11.? Ra, patio. pvt loC' .. boating, tennis. pool. $600/mo. Agt. 640-9900 DEF.RFJELD Twnhse 3br. 3ba w/fllm rm. new c pl . clean . $700/mo 559·8506 mid day 1 br, 3 ba. det. home F.nd. hack yd. romm. p ool. tenn ii;. $795 5.'>1 ·1690 2 br. 2 ha. den. liv. rm, 2 car end gar . 11e l home in Northwoods , e ncl baf'k .vd. comm . pool & tennis $650 /mo. 551 -lf>!lO patio home. 2 RR . 2 Bu. I + den. douhle j!ar . fpk. I pvt p;itio. pool. s pa. ten nis. Avail. now $675 mn. Oiuna. !>46-2313. 211r 11 ~ba t.·hateau in Womlbrtclit<' $1195/m o w /lease opt. 552 I •184. 5.59 9581or552·50117 LCICJllllCI le~h 3248 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Rdrm. 212 bath. 2 frplcs. c luhhouse & p ool. Me diterran ean s t y le gate guraded condo with view . ne ar b each . Monarch Uay area. $995. Al(ent Larry. 494·7554. O ceanfront l br. trlr + t•a bana $650 /m o . adults only 1199-3816 $900. Newt'r 3bdrm. 2ba. w as h e r /dry er . panora mic white water view. Arch Beach Hts. 673-6279 or 675-2044 Ocean fro nt house French N o rm a nd y C hale au in Victo ria Beach. 4 Br. 4 Ba det'ks. fa ntaslir view. steps to the beach . S2500 m o. F. d ge wat e r R . E . 49HIS36. Outstanding ocean & city views. c ustom home. 3bd rm . 2 ha . ws hr /dryr/frig $875. 675·2044. 673-6279. LCICJllllCI Hiits 3250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOM F: FOR R fo~NT 4 Bdrm $S95. Fen<'ed yard & ~arage. Kids & pets welcome. 964-2566 or !nJ.2971. t\gt.. no fee. Leisure World . 2hr. 2ba. gate l. beaut. Nr. all. 6 /mo l se o pt ion S600tmo. (2131437·7674. 3252 park landscaping Pool. -jac, sauna. $600 mo No Newly df'1·or. l Or sm c h ildre n p 14 ) Duµh.-x.S1•pbygaral!t'S S32.'l 1nclud111)! rt'fril! & all 11til. ~51 2175. Corona •I Mar 3822 631-7184 afl 6l'M Qu1('l F.mphl Adult m•1•r J 5 N o pl' l s S :J 3 II 5411 1021 . ......•.•............. Oh nt·ean vu I Br. 11c•wl\ d1·toralt•d 14 ~a r.1 ~1· 1\dullo; Sll75 mo ,\sk fur f ;1 YI' f~IU !191)0 2Rr. marrH'rl 1·fll" I 1'h1 hl Yearly rental 3 lld. 2 Ila. inc•I. stove . $750/mo. Possible lease <!)>tu•n. Al.?l. 673-3355 -. lack lay Charmer 2 F IREPLAn:s 3br.2ba.fam rm.p atio & yd. r ul d t> s ac· s l . re frig . w;rs her dryt'r Kids /rets OK. S850 mo Yrly li>ase. Shown hy appt wkdys . Owner . 675·6275 WF.S T C Llfo~F Lrg 4bdrm. nice home. SI 100 Ref's . 1514 Dnver Or Agt. Le ase Executive borne in Big Canyon. 4bdrm. 3ha. pool. jac. wel bar, S25CIO. 541 ·8970 or 966.0S26. 4 Br. 2"41 Ba Newport C r est Condo. Some O<'«>an vii>w $900 me• A gent 642·941 I OPl-.:NSAT/SUN Nwpt llitts. 3 br. I ba. pool. gar. nr schools, no pets. 1575. Isl & last. 221 t Margaret Dr. Jo~utly upgraded 3 Ar 2 Ba . T ownhouse Gargagc. frpk, dshwsr. wash1•r & dryer rr.>0m. built-in kitchen. Near lloag llosp. Adults. 110 pel'i. S6.'iO mo. 548·0230. 'II 1C'I' \'IC'W Jl)(J r111 2h:1 2 sun<IC't'k!>. frpli·. hca rm. no Jl('ts Rwh;,r<l frlll lfl!"iO Hac•hf'lor. 11111et h1t·at1on. clys fl411 7072 ,.,., . ., desrrt'S mature p<•n;on $275 11111 prl 957 llll 1. Spal'ious 2hr. din , 111· rrn 545 5001 kit. 11 ~ha. mat 11n· •·1111 Rach !\pis lJt1ls r aid WN•kly or Monthl~ Mr Nash lk<1lty 1142 1334. 1>42 li578 C l't 'S. APARTMEHTS ok Nu p•·t s n..r~ I'. Rcuut1fulh lands<·aped •·r<"dit <:urugC' in var1t j!arden :1pL'I Pat111:. or S425 mo 1 W 1l ~o n <le~·.ks l'ool & s p;i I h·:•l 1 r alr\ll{'W I !i4S 7!l01i paict. f'll\'t•rerl park llll! "Jt I ' l .,, I . IRIMI AtlulLo; n1J pd~ 1 o r 2 · )(rm ;ip · -' 1•1 :<'I rn "Of ~ OK fl. up:-.t<Hr" clowns l a 1r' I llr~r,;; SJ!IO $ilOO S 5 2 5 m" f, 3 I I lli !I 2250Vani:uard W11 .v 54!'12'~ 5411 9626 or .'i411·l 4tl8 plefi75 :Ml 3br, :!ha. <l1s hwa.,hPr Hwetileqto., •~ach 3740 r 1 l I Br lll'fng & st11v( Crrts & rlrapc~ 'o kiri .. o r p 1• t s S :111 o m " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jhr. 2ba. frph• dl·c•k up rµ e . Y' ne"' 1·rpt 646·4382 H .•• •. ~ .... EST stairs. 7191.. Poinsl'llw p~11nt no p('ls . S.500 2635 .. """ Sant;i Ana ~·6918 Spanish f:state LlvmR' 673·2099 I Br 1 Ra l·arpt.'ls Reauti~ul park, likr sur Si>acious 1 Ar w i ~ara~e . EASTSIDE d r a Pf> s . $3 7 5 . 211 :1 rou11<1 1n ,::s 1 e rraced 1 laundrv f1:1C'il S4!lS Ask 3 Br 1"7 Ba Townhouse Avorndo Hayloft Apti. pool. S~ken )!as ~bq. for Fave 640·990o • No pets S.S25 127 21st MS·7485 sp<1rkho~ fo unt a ins · St. Days 64f>·4262. F:vl:'s D p-1-..1. S p ariou s r oo m s ;: br. l ba. yd , ow. ncl 6459543. ana ....... 3826 Separate diriinl! area pet.s. ::ivail 1mmed 4!17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wa lk·in t'losets . home· Mo rninf! Canyon Rel , WESTBAYAPTS,larRe2 2 br. 2 ha upper. Vll'l4 . like kitchen & C'alnnets Apt. 0 s,575. 559 926.., Br, 2 Ba. $4AO·S48.S. New S.525. Isl . last & StOO Sl'l" W a lk t o lluntinl(to n garden apt.s. patios. s pa dep J ark . 496·11535 ar Ct•nter. Costa Mesa 3124 Aciults, no pets 831 ·2600 t ~~mm~:;:{urn ....................... 1 39R W Wilson.631 5583 Hwwlil;qfanl.ac:h 3840 I RednM•m furn. 21r. I la Apt S42S F; Side 2 HR . 1wr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• from $430 Newly decor G as prl. palm, no pets. lst + l;is t I & 2 Bd rm. ('1)tta~e styli· 2 Hedroom furn. $490 e n c I g a r . P o o I . apts Newly deroratecl d /w as h cr Ad ult ~ + SIOO. 541·5331 f'\"S. t\dull!I, no pets . 646 2Jl.25 rlrapes. rarf)4:'1S. stow• Utilitll's Frerl 642·5tn3 · Xtra lar,11e unlls. div1cl1•d Lt\ QUI NT I\ II F. R M OSI\ 16211 Parkside Ln . I hlk W or Bearh. 3 blks S. of F.dln,:er. 847-5441 $375/up I 2 lxlrm. pool. jac. adlt. 111992 Florida. H.ll.842·28.l4or842 3172 3 ,-T 'llhott / ' Bedroom Cohdo near r o~se Rrookhurs t •Adam s Newly decor ¢as pd • Pool !Tennis f:tC' $450 l'n r l i;:ar , pool . ;· · d I was h e r A d 11 1 t -; : mo. 646::447 __ fl42·5073 I 2 Br $430, 3rd floor A\·arl NEWLY DECOR. I Rr. gas pd. encl ~ar. d/washer, pool Adulls 642·5073 ·M ar 1. 2 Fi r SOii f:imily section Patio & non patio a pt!! ava il Near $ho p pi n it /I.. t rnnsportat ion llt•at·h & Gar fl !'ld !!!Hit r>t•la14 :1n• 1¥17 3020 FREf" RENT 11 11 :1 :ll HI lit,!! l.ankm:uk :1hr C.:on(111 hrnnd nl'\\ adu lt~ Ne wport llei~hts area ~~!~~ ..... ??.~~ Spacious 2 Br·S36.'i Pool Lge 2bdrm. Iba. SSOOmo S d' 1 TV & laundr.Y fac· .5411-95.'lli Ground floor i\\':111 March 8th Adults Nt•"' ly rerlerllralro. Ra Iron~'. rlshwr. a <' .ias & "~llt•r raid {'arpor1. fl')<ll. p.ir ty rm ('all ;ift IOAM C'asa Gran:rda. 97!1 l!ll 1 11 n Iv 11,.1• r '1 () \ r ~ S70U . m1) 75!-l 'IJ<l I "" 6737..,,.. tu 10. ux s pa , . ... ves .. ~· mald ser vi(•e. phoue. from 12 7PM No Newport 2Bd IRa. SIOO/wk. 4!t.l l227 Newer 2 Rr 2 H;i S42.'l Garden e r. Adults no Mobile Jlomt.• lllr. !Ra. Sundec k . d s hws h r pets. S450. Appl. 6'12-2267 Steps tu heac•h. Laun 760-1418 Eves wknds or F or lease in Dluffs dry.etr $.5511 4994635 548-'t67Sd:iys Clean.sharp:IJ1r_2 n a . S turlio, TV. util ind YILLACORDOVA I Rr I Ba Refr1~l'. '''"''' l 'til~ paid S330 mo i'\o reb Onl' or On1· ('l)uplt• 5!19 llamrlton {'~ f.4!i 7184. 2 ~rlrm I lm th u11s1u1 r~ krleh d111 rm &· 1 hath 1lc1\\Tt 11\t p:illtl l'r<·f lll:C(IHI' :1111111 ~ ()1111'\ ;irt'a M !)jl 11111 !lfiO 'l:lll!i I hr pal111. q1111•t :11lults 110 IH'(~. $:!411 Winter rate. cheerful. furn. I Br w /beaut1ful sundeck 2 12 12 O pal 67J..6900 Lge 3 Rr 2 ba. lite fn cd ya rd . en c l i?ar Kidstpets ok $650 + SJl)(J ser.dep. RENTALS 2br ~ den 21 , ha 3nr11,ha 3Br 2'~ha LCICJllllCI Hf9uel $750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Condo with s undeck . Profess ional bus1n "~" Most util free NPw c·rpt S825.Ai;tent 6755930.. pers on Non s moker c nrl Raragc rat111 2 lll'GF. He clrnt1m' 111 s upl'r lol"~ttwn Fu ll~ rarr e terl built rn o;. grnund floor f\dulti.. n•1 flt.•ts $350 mo 1\pply !\pl B SAA \I.. W1l~11n rr\~ 1~31 645-8369 lalMMI P111i11Mlkl 3107 Mesa Verde. sul)('r 4hr . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba. 1848 Illinois. $6SO :'.:harming S bdrm. 3 bath 646 ISJS. 552 9574 bayfront with 38' boat . flo at. $1600 m o. Rill Small l Rr Rig fencecl Grundy. 675·6161. yard & garage Pel OK $365 mo 790 W Wilson Mewport hocll 31 69 6734136. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•IE/Side sml I rm bar h hse. fplc. stove, refrig. $265 m o . No p e t s 548 6680 LUXURY VU CONDO: 2 er 2ba Security bldg. Sl250/mo. MOBILE HOME. 2 Br. 2ba. Canne ry Village. TV. stereo S750/mo. Waterfront Homes Inc Realtors 631-1400 Newport Crest condo. ' 3br. 2ba. yard. rise to bch. 16.'iO/mo. Newpor1 Hgts. 645·5110 Jbr. 2ba , fam rm. frplc. 16.'iO/mo Open SIS I 4, 964 Springfield 552·2884 walk to beach. deluxe Mesa Verde. Jbdrm. 2ba. 4bdrm, ram rm. wet bar. encl yrd, son. water.,dbl frplc. gar. pool. tennis gar.~!_m~.~57·2382. coum. partially furn. lmmed occupan cy . 3 Br. 21.Ai Ba. Nr ne w. No $1200/mo. (714 1631 -7270. yard work. S67S mo. No -pe ts. 168 M agn olia. Beaut. 2 Br. 2 ba. fully 642·3307. furn. t'ondo. Overlk'g 1oir course in Big Ca-D ... Polat 3226 nyon. Pool. spa. tennis. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C all Bill Wedmo r e Vacant. $490/m o 1st & 644-TCDO • tasl, S300sec. Frplc, bit· Ins. 542-3597. Exceptionally nice ocn ••••••••••••••••••••••• view hme 2br . + den. ..... ,, .. •• 3207 frplc. new cpts, gar. $575 S850 't523 CAMPU5 Da· IRVltfE Deerfield 2 Or townhome. den, 2 lla. crptldrapes. frplc. garage. patio, im· m e d ocr up S625 2131939-J<M l bef 2 PM Woodbridge Sycamore Plan. 4 Br. 3 b a. No pets. $750 mo. incl gardener. 752-21181. WOODBRIDGE GABLE· 2Br. den, 2Ba. S680 mo. 5.52-8232 aft 6PM. Woodbridge Condo: 3br. l 1~ba. S600/mo. wrk 1151 -2000 . hm 675-1078 Large 3 Br. Condo 2\o'z Ba. Din area. family rm. fr pie. c rpt. 2 stor y. comm. pool. Avail. 3·16. $865 mo. +deposit. Call 752-1282 9 to 4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• magnlfi~enl coastal 3 Bdrm townhouse in Oeeanfront rondo, 3br. views. util pd, adults. no Heritage Park. Righly 2ba, Wlderlround prkg. pets , S 7 So I m o . upgraded. Ext'elle nt SI00.11'7·'15llO; 13'7-«199 (213)9'7·1291 tocaUon. No pets. l600 C..._ .. M9' 3222 Hwllqta .._. 3240 mo. Ac\. m.9293. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~c:ular0cean6Clty Rancho San Joaquin, 2 '.Ulbt vtew. Lr1 2 Br. 2 BRAND NEW lbr dlx br,2bacondo.2 cergar. i'Sa. with formal ctlnlni. Condo, plush c rpta, comm. pool. jar. refria. "71 mo: Call Anthony frpk, lndry rm, patio, washer, dryer. range, ftdJS ta.5'757. !'Nee • 1ar, pool, spah uuna. compactor, a /c, avail. Wknill....-. free heat. 9550. m-"914 Mar. t , S7!i0. for Info. call t7J.0330. lm .. ac. 2 1try 5 Br, 1talned 1ta 11, a...-U.. Nr beh. Xlnt ...... s.. to ·~••te. si-ttno. •HA VACANT 4 BR 2 Ba. wallt to ,arhool1, shopping, hrys. Kfdl 6 pets OK. •· •·'471. Hk for Keith Turtle Rock Rld1e condo. 2 br, J be. al t . view, f750, Sharon SM· 1801 ; eve1.._lml I J, . NWU EL SHORES Im· mac 3 Rr. ~ Ba New c rpts. drapes. g uard gate. pool & tennis $800 mo. 493-3444 or 644·5403 S• Juan $300. al.,n rnnm $21JC) dshwhr, lanc1ry rm No Caplsh'mo 3271 4!,4·CM51. pets. ••••••••••••••••••••.••• .... ,..__.... l•ach 3769 2 BOHM S465 """' -..-• "' 2l23 F:lden A'"" . C M 2 Br 1 ba, $475 rro. Kids •••••••••••••••••••••• r142 7fi05 Mission Viejo 3267 OK. Comm. pool. New ••••••••••••••••••••••• drps Contact Norm Phillips Agt 496-SSJS. afl •Beautiful view home 3 Br . 2 Ra. Fam rm 496·2792. frplc. f!695. 640·9646. South LClfJIP"I 1286 Newport hoch 3269 •• • •••••••••••••• •• ••• • •• •••••••••••••• •••. ••• PIHE COTT AGE Ne wport Shores Canal front 4bdrm. 3ba, newly decorated. 2 blocks to ocean. 962·6683. S mall 2bdrm . frpl c , walk to bea(•h . S650 499-1997 Tustin 3290 -l!!lllllll!!l~--11111111111!1~ ... 1······················· S IDaM MAHSIOH 2 Br 112 ba . Tustin Acres Spectacular home on 5 condo. Cpt/drps. $500. ac res with p ool & AftSp~,5S2·93S9 separate guest & maid 's Wn+.Mtster 3291 quarters. Facilities for ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 horses. Beautiful Like new 3 Br. hom e in s talls with exerci1'e & xlnt cond. Lovely back s how a re nas. I year yard. 1625. 962·7940 . Rl0llh1ll o~f{1 ·.1ltv f 1 1 .; •1 ::111 I ON WATER : 2 Bdrm, 2ba in Towers . View. S850mo. Cotldalltlwl•11 u.twwlalMd 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE RENT till 3/31 /81 Htg. Landmark 3b r . Condo brand new . adult!\ only ove r 40 y r s . 1700/mo. 759-9341 OCEAN VlEW F.legant new condo 2br. 2ba. 2 PROF. DECORATED: 2 frplcs. bonus rm w/wet Bdrm +den. wet bar. bar SIOOO/mo 6 mos lse tennis 6 pool. End unit. oil 492-2259, 996·7542 Red to 9800/mo. Waterfront Homes Inc Broker Realtors 831-1400 3BR Condo ne wly dee. Irvine Groves t6SO mo. Ocean and bay vu, nopeta$49·3918 VenaUlee penthouse, 2 Oransetree Condo 2Br Br 2 Ba. pvt 1uarded IBa P•Uo-on Laite s.cn· aduh comm. Poo•. 1pa, mo. Jim 957-1100 Ext. 'Y m . ctu b ho u a e . 301days511.m.1 eve's. u2001m 675·4491. Spectacular Oct'anfront. Avail. now 2 4 Hr \oo <lo. 673-Sl' Rf' (, U X II r y () (' (' a 11 f I O n I Weekly 2 or 3 nr Comp furn inl•l<l l i n e ns 6'10-4784. NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAR·ROUND FUN: Social ACl•v1hes D rect"' • r ree Sunday Brunch • BBQ!>• Par l•<'S •Plus muGh morP GREAT RECREATION Tcnn•s •Free Lesson' 1p10 & pro shOPI • 1 H!'alth Clubs• Saund • Hydromass11ge •Swim mmg • 011v1ng Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: Singles t & '} Beoroom~ •Fur n•sheCJ & un111rn•sht>d • Adult l •v111g •No Pet:. • Model\ Ooeri daily 910 6 Oakwood Gerden Apertment1 Newport le.cf\/So. 1700 t6th St rOo•e• •i 161111 171•1 942·5113 Newport leech/No. 88()1rv11\ct IAl 161111 17141 .. 5-110I PINF: Rl.L'FF APTS Spac 2 br. 2 ha Al111ll rompl('x. patio. vil'W , rrplc. Pncl l{tr r . l(aS stove. dis hwas her. s pa. lndry rm From lSOO SPMC 1131·6l07 Nu 2 BR Mndu hy ~ (' Pla7,a. vu. AC . all amenilil's S h erry . 979.2390 $500 Ill() • * * Francis Ko•arih1 275 E 18th St : 111 Costa Mesa You are the winner or 4 free tick.ts ($14 value >. to AMMlm IMtShow Mar. 4thru Ma r . 8 Anaheim Con vention Center Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to claim your tickets. • •• Sharp clea.n 2 Br. t Ba . built ins. Westside 4· plex. Kids OK. no pets . S39S. 84S·2478 eves & wk.ods. 2 Br. 1 '4' Ba. Towfthouse. Air. prage: fncd patio. Adults, no pets. S4S5r MS-4&T1 • 38r. 2Ba. upper. Near Or_,e Coast C0Ue1e. '490/mo.141·1857 Duplex, newly decor. lbdrm, lba, adults; no peta,....,. &15·6187 • EASTSIDE P~oods I llr with p<1t1 0 No c hildren or ppts $3:J5 mo 310 C Mnntf• \'1s ta t\ve. 548·9190 2 nn POOi.. l.1\RJ\G F: I Ml FR O('EAN S450 MO f\46·03.54. M0·617!l Hwtk .... leoch 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr nl'l4 xtra cllx t14nh• !I rt [l uni I Ii: :Jhr i!1 :·hll fnrm din rm... hk r~t rr r r plr hit ns \\'I> ht.i p ~k'"lighti. va11 lt1·1t "' I in~s dhl all r h I! r 11• Mi25S45 :lfi().l WOODLAKE AP ' ,. 846-6591 Adult luxury I & 1 1-:t Bdrm R"~1ut1f11I la1 e~ & ~ l re a m ~ . ('om I I " t 1• a mrn1lit•s :-l o "'" From S.'R'l 3Br l'Onc1o Rcfr1J1 frpk 11.1 t1n. r a rpod S525 1193.~ Kenne_bu~kpo~::J 'jl Didn't he win the 11 Monaco Grand Prix in '7 . no ~-- If you re not sure who (Or Whatl Kennyrn 11q)Orl ' was. doh t feel bad-you re not alon Kennybunkport 1s one of I 4 dlst1nct1v 1y different apanment floorplans at Seawmd lllage in Huntington Beach Seaw1nd Village 1s a .suit of totally personalized professional ptann \g. The kind of attention you deserve A perfect Olend or nature and hv1ng- nestled in a forest with baObhng Or()()l(s and 1u1et pond.s. cooled by natural ocean oreezes Ac to tnat tennlS courts. swimming poolS. a;acuz.l\ and a convenient 1ocat1on near shopping and employment and you've got a place anyone v >uld prOIJdly call home. (Even l<ennybUnkpOr" J One and two bedroom. one and two ba! adult apartments from •~.00. -~··: 1 SSSS Huntington Vllllgt Uoe Hvnunqtoi . 0 (71 •) 89&·"61 home. DS-1 tofflce. Lux condo. Jbdrm. l'r\ba, ·Pvt petio, 2 c:ar car/elec. Harbor Rld1e Lautre· opener. cloee to S.C. mGlll Model. Full oc:ean Plaaa. SSH/mo. lH. vlew.lllOOmo. 1eo..1m. 549-C9. Tllru June. I Br. tum. util pd, no pett. 7 doon to beh . ..0.175-- Lovely • Ir. sandffk. la,._~ M8hlft eo1tple, no -.ms. .... sa. I From tilt s.,, 0.00 F~ Clf1W north 01 Mt'F'ldOM. fief! ~ on MCFadOlrr to ~ '"mitl\lnos ~ • Open Clllly 10 Af ~~ • ., ' l I' Professional Typist will make your words look great. 873-0820 Use the Daily Pilol "Fast Result" service directory Your 11ervice is our specially. Have something to sell? Call 642·5678 exl. 322 Classified ads do it well. L.,. _______ _ Ape lww•h u.hn. Ape lww ... 1 u.hn. .,._ , .... h u.fwa. Af u lww•h.......... OMc....... 440010fflce l..W 440.0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Office...... 4400 ....-...1/IHHt/ Arn a •tn-•I•/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll!S,___;-~.. , ........ / Hwl'fa.._. 3140 1 -INdt 3141 .,.____..._. Jl6' 5..e.AM 31101111111111 ---------~ ...., ....,.... -...... ~~-. .... .......••......•.............................. .....•..........•...... •..••••..•.....•....... , Luxurious. full service of-••••••••••••••••••••••• Leet & ,..-.. fice space. 1·6 rms. con-...-... ••••••••••••••••••••••• THEWHlffLETllH North End spacious 2 Br. Oceanfront for. Winter 3Br. 2Ba nr So. Coast Lwcury Adult units at af. SSSO. Ocean view. walk Rentals. Furnished & Plaza. pool, jac. play. fordable Uving. t ,2 & 3 to beach. No pets. unrum. Broker. 675·4912. ground. kids OK. $530 17th ST. and BRISTOL ference r oom . s ec·1 Oppal"lmlty 5005 Losf &'-d IJOO services . Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br. Well decorated. 499-15216 NO FEE! Apt. & Condo mo. (213)868-6039eves. Olympic sire pool, li ght· ed tennis court, Jacuzzi. Small Studio apt. Skyline rentals. Villa Rentals. StMllh Let-a 3116 park like landscaping. Dr. immed occ up. 875·4912Broker ••••••••••••••••••••••• Most beautiful bldg. in 497.5221 Oceanfront studio a pt H.B. ---"-------1Seawind·Npt Crest 2 Br with patio. overlooking From S360. 846·0619 No. Laguna. very nice l 1 ~ Ba condo. Oc.'ean vu. pvt beach. SSSO/mo utll Br .. pool. 1485. sauna. pool, Adults. No . incl. 499-2253 or 499·5021. 499-2283 pets. $500. 675-8854 3191 LCMJlllMIMHJ-1 315 Two 2 BR 1~ Ba. nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime ground floor office from 65-75c pr sq. ft. From 200·3000 sq. ft. North Santa Ana near college. All utilities paid. 540-3666 Beach. Call for info * * * 752·6188 _ __ _ L Ho..._ 10122 Kukui Dr. 450 sq . ft. Delightful working s pace with ocean view Full bath 3 yr old bldg. S450 mo. Turner Assocs . 494-1177 1111-.1 R...tal 4450 • •••••••••••••••••••••• For store & office sp<1 ce at reasonable rates. Hunlingt.On Beach You are the winner of 4 ..... tldl ... (Sl4 value). to ......... loalSllow Mar. 4 lhru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention Center 3 BR. 2a,.; Ba twnhse. fplc. gar .. children & pets OK. $600 mo. AND. 2 BR 2 Ba, gar, children OK. 1 mile to PCH. $475 mo. 964-2937 from 9AM·5PM. •••••••••••••••••••••• Hoag. patio. adlts, no New two bedroom. one Condo 2 Br. 2 Ba. on golf pets. From $475. 631·3888 bath unit with garage. c o u rs e . I n c I d s 1---------1_S450 __ mon __ th_._548_-07_86_. __ 11 .... to S... 4300 Office l..td 4400 washer/dryer , frige. YEARLY. 3 Br. 2 Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 500 to 2700 Sq Ft. ME.SA VERDE DR PLAZA Call 642·5678. ext. 272 to claim your tickets. ,~a ADULT ~-~. LIVIN G • t & 2 BR P1t10 Apts • 01snw1s11tr) & BBO s • Pool & Rec Room • Ga1den l 4nascao•ng • Jog to Buen & ShOps S I G I SEA ENVIRONMENT %.l2 HAMIL TUN H 8 .. : Dplx. Jbr. Zba . quiet, nr Civic Ctr. dbl encl. gar. frpk. near new. lge patio. $575. 962·0819 Spacious 2 Bdrm wtnu cpl. paint. drps. Kids OK. No pets 7921 Holl $425. 847 ·4803 blwn 3-7pm. $575. 492·6700. 492·2796 Steps to ocean . S695 per •~ 4000 mo. Bkr. 645-3683 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M•wpori leach 316' -.-------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quiet 2 Br. 1 Ba. with Laguna Beach Motor Inn. 985 No. Pacific Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. Daily, Weekly. Kitchen available. Low winter rates. 494·5294. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS garage. patio. pool. Adults. no pets. 1801 H. 15th. St. Newport Heights. $450. 642·7340. Nwpt Island waterfront. Room with kitchen priv. dlx upper dplx. 3 br, 2 Near bus & shopping ba, frplc, sundeck. slip center. Adults only . avail. Mature cpl prer. Eves 6-9:30 or wknds. No pets. $850. yrly . 962•7520. 815-'1'1'72 COUMTlY C1.UI UVIMGIM MIWPOllT llACH CoTona del Mar sunny An adult community on lbr. ~. 2br. SSSO & '625. room & ba. w/laundry the Back Bay. Spec-Adults. no pets. 1409 facil. S275. Ask for Faye. taculd Spa. 7 swim-_s_u_pe_ri_o_r_. 645 __ ·8684 ____ 1 641).9900 ming pools. 8 lighted ten· l B v ·11 A t All ----------r. ersa1 es P . 1 Bdrm + Bath. Pool. nis courts. bike trails. eni · h · . Am . ties. 24 r. secur•· Jacuzzi·......, + deposi·t putting gree n . _ _, M I ~ Rachelors. 1 and 2 ty. -.... ay ease OP· Coronadel Mar64e>.8234 bedrooms apartments . lion. 76().93.13 or 673·8821. and townhouses from SWIRi VIEW Deluxe Suite, Ba. Fash S429.00 per month lsl. Pool. no smoke. S390. OnJamboreeAt Large 2 Br. 2 Ba. over-640-6594 eve. J oyce Xlnt toe. Pierpoint con· S J . Hil'-R d looking Back Bay. 540-J822day. dos. 1-2br. S450-S600. an oaqwn "' oa Loads o f closets . pool . jac, tenni s . ___ <7_1_4_>644-__ 1_900 ___ 1 fireplace. 2 carports. 2 Rooms S165 & Up. Priv. 846-1826. 2 br. 1~ ba + gar. Hoag t~·.~~· .!e~o~~~A~ entrance, cooking. In Large 3 Br. frplc. Enclsd Hosp area. nu decor. $745. 9'19-8M9or84S·1260. Laguna49'1·31!87 gar. S495. open hse Sat & Sun 11·3. 1----------1 Furnished. bath, utll. 213/596-6.549. 4238 Hilaria Way.3 Br 2 Ba . incl . Employedman <days). SSOO/mo. 83().5875 stove/refrig. yrly rental Non-smoker, C.M. Area. Lg 2Br 2Ba. will consider 1175/mo. Agt. 673-3355 $225 556-t378 children/pets, encl gar. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2 mo. · balCQl\Y. all bltns. S450 Br. l Ba. No kitchen. Sunny upper wtpatlo. 2 Pvt bdrm a, bath, ki(ch mo. St50 sec. Gary $400mo. incl. util. Br 2 ba , $585/mo. priv.50orover. El Toro. Moving? Avoid deposits & cut Uving expenses! Professionally since 1971. HOUSIMATES 832·4134 Elegant prof bldR. 85< per sq.ft.. 'lse. Red Carpet. 893-1351 1617 Westcliff N.B. Wanl financial inst. 7000s.f. Isl noor. Agent 541 ·5032 IOU CENTER MEWPOIT Resp. mature. empl woman to shr 2 br Park Nwpt apt w /s ame 64()..9JS9 Elegant executive suites in prestige location Fem rmmate to shr new With complete support condo by ~h in Nwpt. services. $225 mo. Cheryl 548-2149 714/8.51-0681 __ I Rmmte to shr 2bd apt 250.500 sq. ft. grnd nr. Balboa Pen . S2 50 utils pd. From S200. 779 mo+SSO sec yrly rental W. 19th. St CM Tom availl/1675-7546 957·1900. 1000.2000 SQ f'T AT95< 1525 Mesa Verde E. C M. 545-4123 Newport Beach. Sl.25 sq ft New dlx office or reta il "' pvt bath security. a c. 600·2400 sq fl 509 31st St (next to Bank of Newport. J.ido Cannery area ) 675-3236. 1213 )641·9700 ,,.._ LocatiOlt 1270 Sq ft on busy Beach Boulevard·Huntington Beach. Ideal for real estate ofri ce. stor e or * *. Boat repair business in Dana Pt. Partner wants to sell out Net S25.000 per y ear $18.000. 661·1315 CERA MICS SHOP F.verythmg you need to start your own ceramics business except th e shop. 2 large kilns pour· ing & work tables . greenware. bisque etc! Hundreds of molds. Sl0,000 value for $3500. 840-6379 -------other suitable business Small Mfg. Commercial 2 Pnvate baths. availa-Sea Life Display Units. ble immediately 10 Bus est ·77 '80 Sales Year lease Attractively , approx $80.000 Price Career Fem w/ 17 yr daughter to shr 3br, 2ba San Juan furn. S300 + •,, uUI. 495-4198 priced inc equi p & anve n Prestige omce building. 642-4321, ext 216 $38.900838·8781 Weekdays Male Owner will s hr 2br, 2ba. frplc w /neat. trim, 40i.sh fem nr bch $125. 845-7312 M/F to shr hse in C.M. $195 + 1.6 utll. Non-smkr 6'15· 'Tl94. 549-8677 1212 No. Broadway. Has Fabric. lhread & pattern up to 2000 sq. ft of office Prime Office retail C.1 s hop in x Int Laguna space for lease. Walk to 2600sq ft A c . F P Beach loc Established O.C. Courthouse or S.A S220,000 12r; a ss m . 4/yrs. 700 customers Civic Center. Utilities. 759·1438 _ __ names Gd inventory & parking & janitorial I s o ooo d Warehousespace.800 sq. sa es. l . own. serv. incl. IMMEDIATE O t· · Bk OCCUPANCY! Ask for ft. Costa-Mesa. For info. wner re Iring. r call: 752·9449. (213)597·5783. Marsha. 964·3531 . Prof. Fem. looking for Co••1rcial COPY SHOP: $37.000 sametoshr 2br 2b~con· 4SO sq. ft. S4SO per mo. P r·t SIS 000 d do l·n Westc11-'fr. N .B. 4001 Birch St. Newport ....... 4475 ro 1 • • wn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WC/Bal. or Exchange. ~. Beach Agent 541-5032. Store Space for lease. Est ab Is d 5 ~ Yr s . FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5671 Lost: Newfoundland. lrg. 180 lb6. black w !white chest. missing since Oct. 31. Answers to "Fred". Big Reward. 971-9385. Lost: Black Lab Female. 4/yrs old. Illinois Dog tags. needs medication Vic Victoria & Placen tia. C.M. Call 631-2876. Lost: Photo Album fell from car Harbor Blvd & Victoria. C.M. Please call 646-6614. Lost. White toy poodle. Santa Ana H eights /Costa Mesa area. 5411-1818. --~-------Found: Golden Ret. pup, M. vie. Irvine & San- tiago. Nwpt. 548-2413 Found; cassettes of in vestment lectur es , Spyglass Hill area. Call 955-2700. Found: Maltese(?). salt & pepper. nr Talbert & Magnolia. FV. 962-1433 FOUND: Ovemite bag containing man 's toiletries identlry 54S-Oll97 Found: Ladies watch. 34th St nr Npt Blvd. Ruth. 87~4249 Bosler536-2498 644-671!0,&M-3189 Dshwshr, no pets. 789 Call Eva arter 6pm Amigos Way. 644·0685 or SIS-2214. lbdrm condo util incl. 3 Br. 2 Ba. ""' block to pool/jac/sauna sec beach. Yearly. Exec rem to shr W/same omce tore/Business 1500 sq. ft. & 1260 sq. ft. 631·0055 : 642·6157 3Br Twnhse. tennis. rac: space. 14 ~X40. Choice in Huntington Beach ... .,.,, iat Lost: Blk & wht M. Cat. quetball health club Harbor Blvd .• Costa Flexible terms . 0 t ... 5015 redcollarw/nametag. 631·2029 • 2131~1202FP 1 ....., v· ~ ....... ..,. -19 fac. $290 mo. Cathy Mesa location. About 7:t' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1c""""" . ....,....., prkg. S400 eves 840-4580 548-8083 DaAWAIE PIHES SPACIOUS t BDRM Attractive Beachfront Apt. 3 Bdrms. 2 ba. $1200. Savage Wilde & Co. 875-6806 or 496-8339 4IOO Verasailles lBr/studio ........ Mot.ts penUwe condo, adlts.no ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. $450 mo. + 1st-last Balboa Inn oceanfront. + sec. dep. 645-3447. Low winter rates. Daily 979-5370Jim or weekly. Kitchenette. S90 Ir up. 675-6140. Fl rep I ac e. w a I k-i n eves. Cute, private lBR apt. on closet. dishwasher.---.------.-Pen.in. Steps to beach. SIALAllCMOTB. garage. Pool. laundry Versailles 1 br/studio. Partial bay & ocean Weekly rental now rac new crpt; drapes, pool. view.875-4912 avail. Color TV. phones · rec, sec. bldg. Adults. no ----------1 in rms. 2274 Newport 19221 Delaware St. pel5. $475+1st. last. sec. Versailles Studio, all Blvd .. C.M. &M-7445 <So. of Garfield) dep. 5411-5981 Amenities, $450. 751-82'71 dya, 760-8847 sq.ft.Agt.549-1366 .'H.B. 600·1300 sq ft. LOAN$500ormore.Dbl. eves MD's facil, 2.ooo sq.ft. ava11. now. Please call your money. Loan is Rmmate wanted for spac. house In San Clemente. S250 + ~ util. Female, non-s mkr. 4•29: 498-5717. Liz M /under 30. $2$0 Isl & last. Pool. tennis Newport Shores 645·9549 Reduced to $1200 mo. Bill. agt. 831-1257" secured by unprecedent· ed ist in mm financing lse. Red Carpet. 893· 1351 lad ts W l..td 4500 history. 714·957-4086 •DauXE OFFICES• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5025 S500 up. 1&40' lndus ·11or. Mo.y to Lom From 1 room up to 2300 fice. 18101 Redondo Cr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sq. ft. Low rates. No "P ... Hunt Bch. 842·2834 leue required. 2172 Du- Pont Dr. Adj. Airporter Hotel. 833-3223. 9· 12 W AMT SSS FAST? Any aml·l.St, 2nd, 3rds· nex. terms . reliable len· ders. E. Starr964-6833 F o u n d : I gle a d u I t Himalayan · cat. vie. Hamiltan Ii Bay, C.M. 646-9794 P'ound: ski boot. SI. I~. Caber, Snow Summit Express.131·3313 Found: M/Tiger kitten about 6mo on Sandca~Ue CdM. 644·2301. 644-ld'f 842·8807 549-0833. Vee._..... 4210 ----------Versailles 1 Br condo, 1----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M /F to shr new home, 3 MEWPOltT CIHTER Br. 2Y. ba. tennis crt. Full Service Suites MESA INDUSTRIAL ~RK 111\t:11th. St. ~~~~~~~~~~IF ound : Go I d t n dnt toe. full sec & VenaJlles 1 Br. Condo. 4bdrm. 2ba condo on amenities. S550 mo . ocean. night light vu. North Shore or Tahoe. 497·350S $525. M2·6149. Fully rum. 5/min from lbdrm condo . Villa Warner co mplex . Refrig. $400. Aft.er 5pm (213)59'2· 1601, ---------Spacious 3bdrm condo Luxurious 1 Br. Condo. North Star. $400/wkly. Nice 2 Br. 1 ~ Ba. Pool, 2~ ba. Quiet loc. Hunt. Bch. La Cuesta. SCUT COSTS$ $300. Call 9-10 pm. or All you need for one early AM. 980-9831 monthly ree ! M0-5470 Costa Mfta. Calif. 642-446] Retriever. 2/24. La1Uha Niguel. 495-04 UI . ...................... ----------~ ...... Co FOUND: Fem Shepherd All types of real ~tale Mix vie. Crestview investments since 1949. School 848-9832 yellow laundry, garage. patio. $750/mo. new carpet. S4'15 . 531·1759.831·4744 , S500 mo. Xlnt fac. Full 957·!238, 530-31N6 Bert. sec. 540-46t6 or 831·7853 ........ S... 4JOO John Lembeck <A1ent) ••••••••••••••••••••••• M/F to shr 3br hse. ------ CM /N I B area $132 Now available Ideal 631-589/546-2363 (Jeff) location for Attorney, Real Es tate or En· Male *-45 shr Sbr. 2ba, Mature F. 2 br. 2 ba, non-trepreneur i.n beautiful c-&...11..&-.. la _co_l_lar _____ _ •2(8) sq ft warehouse ~---. avail for immed oc· WTDs FOUND: Tame Blue 980-~. 1-63().0350 •TIAHqUILITY• Westcliff adult condo. 2 hse. C.M. Spa. Nr SC smoker, SZ20 incl. utils. ly ma intained futi $425 1 Br/Loft. Overlooks stream. Washer, dryer, refriae. Adult. No pets. ~1107. 833-8080. Very private 1 Ir 2 Br bedrooms. 2 baths. Dln· Plaza Ir Frwy. $200. Shr F v 983-Gl service bu 11 d Ing . ••••••••••••••••••••••• adult apts. AVAIL. Ing room. F ireplace. uUls.641·4913. · · 8 <Comer Westcliff Dr. & NOW. Large floor plans. Freshly decorated. Un· Nlce2Br. 38a dlx twnhse. Irvine. Newport Beach). garden landscaping. rum. 9800 mo. 831·7300, Pvt bdrm Ir bath, female. E . Bluffs. Nwpt Bch. pool,jacuui. Great loca-Bkr. C.M. $200 utils incl. Fum. S3110mo. 759-0422 500 sq. ft. Call Melissa cupancy. • 2780 sq ft 642-2171 545-0611 Parbkeet. Cocker mlx. warehouse avai l late 1-----------Australian Shepherd Feb. •2·1800 sq. ft.. units idow has money for mix.: Dobie. Lab-Setter. avail early March. •33' 2ND T.D. 's any she Ir 4 cats. Irvine Animal sq. ft.. •Leasing office above Sl0.000. No credit CareCenter'754·37M hrs. Mon. lhru Fri. 8·4. _,. no pnlty. For action 1---------- tlon, close to ever· 1-.-_--...._-------1 957•12D'1,641-'703I 645-tlOl. Sat. le>.2. c a 11 AG T 6 7 3 -7 3 l 1 SCUJJ.l.ETS ANSWERS ----------1 y th In I ! Some ------------Mature M/F to shr lrg ~E 7th St ... EWCOST""MES"" NEW WOODBRIDGE to_.._ __ a.a.,.• with C••-Jl71 ForFw/chlldtoahrblg •bdrm 2b r t ·1 " "' "' den r S67 .... ....._ • .,..... ~ • a um. ap · Costa Mesa s uites IMDUST PAIK 2Br.2Ba. . rplc, 5 dens avail. No pets•••• .. •••• .. ••••••••••• condow/aame,pool,jac. with pool. S275. UUI pd. ~900sqftfrom?5'. All on west oc~an blurts. ; mo.S5l·95.W pleaee.From~. c::,~~~. a:~~~~ _t_emlla __ aoo __ .845-__ 5_185 ____ 548-__ 1200 __ . ______ amenities. Call Terry 2000to8500s/f&ofcspto • Rancho San Joaquin M""•-• c.ftu•11 su paid, pool fr Jae. Retinld Nune to shr 2br. Resp. F to shr tge 2 br Cressman. 554·9000 2900 s/t. Ray Vincent. Fairway Condo. Golf ,..!!~ M25. 17~2114. 2ba w/privtleges C.M. N-Bch hse w/spa ar 714/!IM-1065 .0..1-"' Xl t I _._,_..,. -r Bay Front Office. 600'.1---------COUl"8t • -e. n oc. ..-.. •-••ao 1314'12 BBQ. $275. 1'13·1955 . All ameniUes. 2 Br. ar l>MlrvlaeAve. __ _ ..,.ans parting, janitorial etc. COSTA MESA Industrial , den, z Ba. $700 mo. BetweenWesteUlfDr. ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••Roommate wanted, M/F . Owner873-l003. 5.000 sq n.. new tilt up, 175-tlJZ. • M6artner4• •JDlrt2ve. I Br. I Ba. Condo. Acroas 25-315, to ahr beaut house Fem wanted to shr home llW clear ceiling. 450 sq -from s.c. Plan. Securl· ln Lal Bdl. 494.5144 or w I I a me n r 0 c c . 55c sa FT rt om ces. av a II In 1 ~~ ••••• ~!~Nearnewlbr.centrally ~ .. ~wlmmlnl pool. 4t'1·ml. UH/mer. Refs req. 0 .,..tmc-SQ. '"<!! ...... _ ~e~~e~~.tsn.et~-J~:.~ 2Br. 2Ba apt. 50' to sand. louted, encl. 1ara1e. --· •a-.4 u.t.t• MCMJml. r r I """' ....,.._ (110612~1. Whitewater llvln1. llOO.SD-2113 Colllllo or S.C . Pina. CoumelontopenaeaJly •l!N9". Grat Otean view from Frplc. beam•. 11a11. nr a. 1_... lbdnn, 1a., comm. pool Hied 10'll' eotn,.tlble ........ 4310 this 1-11qry office suite Ill Irvine 50 sq ft fenced Pvt. 1ara••· Central • 1 • ._.. Newport •rec. room. Avail Im-rmmle lo suit your ••••••••••••••••••••••• In c.M. Pvt entrance ai 1aadieseltanb. modern La1una. $150/mo . Rsta.'515/mo. med. Malta oaly. ttlO. Ul~.aand-Llvln1. U.llldl: • Untvenlty, bitb. $500. No lease. 1hop/offlcea.Ml -300I .....aM. l7S-OMI Nl·IHI or IU-5111 1111>oY91'DrfkdteJ1Nll Costa llHa. Aull. a1-TT10. /.......__.... m mt 11--a. -.... -1100 Sq: n . Industrial anytime M....W ..... Mf9. SINCE1•1 lstara.d 1'Dl.150K·$1M + Owner/Non Owner SFRI fr Condos Commercial A lndwitrlal PETER DOBBS 640-ID18 171-9043 P\aber-Usury - Ho¥el -lloaalc - OR LESS These days a wonder druc is any dru• tht COllM9 in a bottle WtQ a aafety tap that can be W• ZO.J2". YleW7 ~mJ" ten mJndtes On Your T.D. 'S, NcMI AR.aiHn-tnv•tordS FOUND: Lon1hatred Call OenNlon Auoc · 1 ello• cat. 1•rll\ln 87J.1'l~ sllorthlred polater TD l"oraale 2nd ta• malt. LM malt, ..._r ~t 0 ll'JI,. 3 • 1rs: n~ed , colll• bl~/wbt ma.le. sso.ooo net. H4-0lll. ::"..:::." A.nlaal ITM7IO "'oceanfroat coado, mTYALUI ..--· · """"-· per mo. ---------i rrcnt omce. large rear 1 beau&AMrinalDiven V....._ ""* ,... 1•.1• . ...,.lo. cat 11/P'to•abr.IMapt DQS-.-Z Peoplewboeeedpeople ba~door.S1'7Smo.17t3 JO.l'MtYaD C!Oft. I w. J be. adub, U.0..1 Br I ... ..,... Plan. IMarttJ 11te, ill N • .& ._, )ac, temil, No . ....,_. Garate. • sltoilklalwQa clleel tM _....., 8l. Colta ~-·· IDd TD, ~ Q7 al· .,_.KadieH...._y peel/ J.e., •It room. =·l~ok.No,.U.. etc. '*40 •Ill• lacl. mo. ln'TleeDlndorfilltbe a.ma da11 • ...._I n~ ....... .,. Oa161. Rellillr.aM. tno,mo.ltl.l7tr mo.,..Tff4. ....... -.-DAILYPILOI' ...._ l"t..V.•tm. -----~~-~-· ). 1..k.aw ____ .;_ . I -. • ... II ,. .... ._(. ,. .... WuU ,.... • Orange CoMt OA&L y PILOTJFridlr, '*"7 27. 1111 .,.. ;:;;. •. ~ ....................................... ~ ............. 9;;r. .............. -. •• ~;;:-................... . -~ ;'°""-:; ......... r •TOMllY:'I' AITllT ...., CLERICAL IGY«Hce ofc ~WmlNI 71M ...., .. _. 71~·Wtwa• II 11• ..-w h• Jiii .., ..._,, •• r OPNICWPOIT t..W. f8ll ... ..., ..... ,_ P,,..r"al•• talon In nda ,.,.on accurate ...................................... -... !~ .......... _ ... 9;;ie ... ~_ ....... . "*••• • 811 1A· • aaalatHt for a HW Ne...,.n l~la1 for w/ftlww, typin1 Ir lO. Dental A11lat•at ••W1'LOMCI ..._..._._. .... "•nt1 A• .. 14;H· ..., r. "' Aat••~ -tt1141lo ..... , IM ••· trHUve. motlnted, ,.,, •P. req. 1714900 chalnide with X·R•Y ,._.111 1..,...,......, '•SI~ ar M ,_ eap ..,_, ......_ "lft. ......... ~-----. A~MAllA•I WU-, m.1.1 ...... ...,. weD·traheecl, HP Hair C.11. lie. Part tliiie Seal ulal • .._... 5 llotet , .. ,uwhor1 lia,.IT,N.I'.• • ..... ~ .-;.. ,_; WA lnwoftiqlaU..leuman _Dellper.CaUl33-ol04. Beachofflce.Ul·mt. OrdarDlilk•U&e : bo• ... f. rrr PMI· ... 1 wtie ' •• P••P•r'd b)' a• '°""· wort w.U w/,_ --'SCTI P~ Ume now, pou& l.loe. ARlb ta penoe to Pert dme ll!ell• .me. 4 ...._..:!!,. .,::; · luut Olrla Opu pie •a.uytlme E __ _, Y CLEllCAL Dental fulltlme.15371100('0vla Mr .......... ll·P'. tam· 111 ,wetl IPM·TP• -'f!! 4Pll 1 da11 A8Sbiil!RS We wlll rC:':ai'::~~:~':)~ Oilxd11"cAttt Ave.N.8.Ml-5U5. 111.,.. llote! San U .H /br. \p atu&. POUllD. "9erlNHklan P ~ train Apply TAii . SuMtt Beach P/T ~ ~=~.:fi,':~~~=~ Laguna Beach Dental llurta, •So. CoH\ NewpartllsborAalmal ~= l.aWll M)WfN'li'nnh•' lh('(;'910f' Vaf'W. lUI day. Salary 1500/mo. _, Hpet'. req. Good wases. Gf'.NERALOl'FICE ffwy.L.8. Haapilal.Gl·.l• a.oullln1 fClr mlud rlaftlftUa,Ca.tall.-1 114/Ml·flOI or eves . 557.0045 ~nent.s.4'4-85.SS. :~:"Ad'!::r~ ~:i~ ~ nc-Selea/AdY.~. ~: UtOe Ccldlahpool • ~~abo'". ,:,·!~~~d ::d,1~ AlttST MAMA•• !lJ/-·JT43 ~·-L ·n-: ......... Ir you can .... type, han· Ulv•la, a~. l•mil)' elm· s 1.000 IONUS -''"· tray w le, .. ., "' AuLo nont1I No uper IOOICI--U \ Ii -die telephones. do llte P••. coo. n1, aome for e=ced pbone wlt Feodf'O oa llalsn play.., ('111 AllHt>rAd n~.a ..... Call 97.._ Fin. PT/Fr. U1·Wl ii·-·-DllAJITll ~ .. ....i-1 ._ vou wa.nt EDltiab. m..thave local pn.. eomm. In c M •llll 11411,MI 000, 24 hN '1 __,_, l'f.flSOHNflSftvicu La1un a Beach elec· ...,._I """'""'' • 1 .... halqJni ref1, Unda Ille. indmtry. For conflden· -ormei50 I a.1. 37•3•1--.a..~ tronlcs manufacturer to earn .... about w•e Anawer Ad •35• i 1 ,_.___. ,.. __ 7_¢_ 1111 -11&1.,_ IC • ..,.. .....-... stock manet ar data en· . ... v t a .._.. ... ,ew call Mr . ... _ ...... •• •••••. • • • THI AUTO llNT AL A• T or Ir •u ••-' ... .,.,. ..... I needs: try, call S40-9Z37 au-aoo. 24 hra. Taylor. 714/ ... 2953 San Pl& LAW lludl-nl M.-dt No ex per nccesnr y Thru linanclal state· E.O,E. :~n t!x~~~e::bf:r~~~ Housekeepera wanted. Cle~arn. r..• WUJ do a11ythln8' ... lft leach Call m..Mae or i72""° ment.s for lovntmenl co. drafting ... ~mechanical Seaclift Motel. 1811 So. PmU~ . WI C"ont 1d•ntl1I OIT 8 .. BYSl"-""RtNANNY Good aalary +pens.Ion & CLOTMISTIUI d sign f u· M t General Cout Hwy, Laguna •llC I* n • ' '"' profit shr plan 6 Major ,.. e unc ons, us Tiie ...... .., C... ~· =I .,;,,o Roa HU .._/Offlce/H.... Competent womu to Med. Fashion Isle loc . Now hlrln« part time h ave th oroug h h•w......_ Beach,4M-419'l. Poa. requires min. 10 _ "'11 r • tor n e w born Call~forappt. sa les & Ass i s'ta n t knowledge of drafting --,. Hous ekeepe r /Nanny. yn. llrintinl txp. Strong • 719·1216 * Mon!WedA Jo'n Approx --------Manager Trainees procedures, PC board llve-lnorout,neededfor mechanical. teclenical COYB •Ill kiln Now tl1r1n11 fl h~ d1y Xlnl $llary BOOKKEEPER/SEC'Y M inlmum 6mo. ex layout. djgilal. analog, PIX O..r .. CM wo"""'u parents ai darl· bltgmd. In Web offset. • --c.u a • 673-8423 Fulltime. ExperienC'e perience. Call 642-1231. microwave circuit de· Exp'd. 2PM-10PM .... 16 Org. Cty. co. Send re· -·· ----( N 631 2825 sign, & some knowledge ing 1'1'.t yr old girl In Bo H13 0 ·1y llMW7I MC' VISA AM Ht!K rormtirly With 111111!1_!111 ______ ., _!Ire . ewport. -c 0 c k ta i I wa i ter I or electro-mechanical c--1.A-.U Irvine. Must drive. r-me1 : po· 8 • •1 MST LADY lscort. Mo••· Pwtyo.c.n. "OVL'R <·1°1 I B n.k. packaging. --ape· .. ..,._1·U1h •-have 1 ot. · · ox 1580· ' r. ' " • ' llll"' a Ing Wa.itres". high volumn W-"'--W....u.....-....1 .. .,.. • "-taMesa Ca...__ "" l 1 b T 11 F: •CAI DIUYHS • ., D•"FT.. ......-9"ln ref. Call days : 159·9199; ...,.... . . ,,,_ PRINTSHOPTRAINEE Must type 40 wpm Housekeeper/Companion 333 3 d s L Ch k C b business at prime 0 .C. RA ~ Experienced. G lftl.fltl ...:NUS ' TELLER ;i0_g~a Airport loc Exp. de pen-•to do mechanical detail 4days 5PM·l2PM wkends/evea: 1157-4730. ----dable only Call Carol drawings for assembly 1day11AM·5PM , .... n... c.a.SHlll Smith for inte r view & layout. Knowledge or * t7l-I J45 • MC It VISA Accepted I I =· "':;: .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sc.._.& ........... 7005 ••.••...•••...........• TOUCH A CLASS Die'ORTS 75.2.()111'7 ---------CARl-~t-:R.C\ IN l<AUl<H Advert1s 1ng S ales --------•I Instruct ion by radlu vet .... Cl•• •y Call 7141964·9ll~ llcorh Wlrs. 641 01110 AllUMI CAllHS c..e./Cl.cb W1. Air Ac.._y •!!Ml!!!lxp!· !/!MC!!!/!¥!i!10~1I will he interviewing pro spe<-Uve sludtonts in your area If you are 18 yrs DIVC>aCMY·MAIL 'asl , Ac c urat e. Complete $85 Action (7\41842·7030 •PACIFIC• •ISCOITS• or older & 1t high S(•hool grad . ye>u may qualify for airline/travel (•a reer t.rairung. Call te>ll rree 1-100.426-1 655 Vanc.-ouver . Wush. 549-15 It EXT. 7935 1--------Just Opened 24hri; Jobs WClllhd, 7075 NOWlllRING ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------Singles. Men 30+. Girls BO~VGUA~D 21·65. Re~ister : SIO. Xlnl driver. Courie r. 835·0489. John Millard non-smoker. rl<'pcnda· Intros. I ~~ Resp. 645-6039 --- The hcaut1rul Laguna 81l8<'h Orril'll or 3 leading savings & loan h:is an immediate opportunity fur a Teller Expenencr in S&L ts preferred We o fre r a n e xcellent salary, frei! parking and paid career apparel. For mor e information . ,.. 2 5 M F s h o p pr a r l i c e s & ...._.. A-L Fullt ime fo r large pm -pm . . machine desirable • ....,..--c ..... m arine hardware stort! (7141549-8728. Work or SC'hool exper Fri,Sat,Sun11PM-7AM Xlnt benerits & workin~ COMPnEMT equivalent Lo 2yr s . conditions 645·1711 hl~hschool mec·han1cal Career opportunity for CASHI F.R HOUSEWAR ESALES Apply In person Crown Hardware. 1024 Irvine . !Westclifr Plaza) NB mature individual who drawmg & math courses communicates effect ave-necessary ly, thinks on their feel. Opportunity for advan learns qui<•kly. wu rks cement & ra r ee r well with others •Ir growth We offer xlnt. alone types 60 wpm. pay&benefits + SpoAM1Rd II Laclie 's Spa 7AM-2:30or 2:30-9 Men's Spa Sat/Sun 5:30PM·l2PM p lease t ontact Gene 1---------•I Friu>ll~~~:.;;94-75-06 CASHIERS shows ani11at1ve Rusi-4 DAY WORK WEEK ness Computer Retailer Facili~'Y is in beautiful 646-0221 L aguna Canyon near ... ,ft'IOIS Sat/Sun 3PM-10PM FIDHAL Savings andL-Oan u TDTE M Association An Equal Opportunity Employer Ranking TELLERS FULL TIMF. Position available in our South Coast Plaza office. Experience pref'd Call Kathy Amburgey 540 4066 MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts We promote to manage. menl & supervisiun from "lthin. WANTACARF:F:R ? Costa Mesa Ill Del Mar 1131 ·9421 Laguna Bcar h 494.9233 Computer Please call for appt. 645-7358. Mon-Fri., 8.J0.5PM Beach & Resort areas Call ror appt. Personnel Dept. Telonir Berkeley !~~~~~~~~~~ 714 494.9401 Laguna Beach. E.O E Dress manurat•turer needs part time data entry person ror mini ---------1 GEHlllALOfftCE Good typist. 10 key by Louch. telephones. Grow- ing publishing company. N o n smok e r pre f. $832/mo. For appt call 645·88:r>. Mrs. Northrup. eomputer installation Must kMW IQ.key. Good pay & working cond Apply 1n person I ST.JOHN 1 17422 Dc ri:in Avl' Irvine (Corne r Kelvin & Derian I 714·540 7\71 Di s hw a s h ers . buspersons. full & part time lmmedi:it~ open in~s Apply rn person Howa rd J ohn s on 's Restaurant. 2550 So 1-:1 Ca mino He ;1I . S <.in Clemente Dum<'Sl 11· Help "anted l.1vf' m 11o~ition ----- GUAROS-rrvine & S.A. locations, $4.00 & up. 978-7243 or 638·8191 GUARDS for elderly person. Live-· r t · 8 gun 11 Beach lo orout. 833-2009. --------- HOUSllCIB'HS P/time, 7days. 2hrs/dal· ly , AM delivery. L.A We have an Immediate Times. 1100 per week . + o p e o l n I ( o r 2 II L boUlelteepen. Full lime gas a owance. aguna Beach. 494-8496. positions . 10PM·6AM -- s hifts. Xlnt. fringe P /T person for small of ~nefits package. Apply fice, various duties. ac an person at Advanced live sports wear .Co Health Cente r . l 300 536-9333 Bristol St. North. Ste . ----·------# 100, Newport Beach.i-11111111-11111!1 ____ _ E.O.E. M/F. '-els PNM Oplr. H..a.-/Go .. rMH P /T evenings. Over 5 m~fant. live in or :!'~ta ~X::·6;1~~;;gary out, N .B. waterfront~~~~~~~~~ home. Pvt rm & bath. r: - Must drive. Speak Englis h. Re f 's r eq. 642-5001. --I NTERIO R LANDSCAPI NG CO based in Orange Cty now hiring for full /time maintenance r o ute. must have own car. c·a ll for interview wkdays 54().4.242 Real Estate Licensee to sit lovely new condos in Costa Mesa. 631-4361 IEALESTATE.. Opening for c areer minded person T op Newport location . Serv ing Westclirf. Newport Hts . F.. Cost a Mesa Liberal incentive com mission split to sor: Ca 11 Dan 645· 7221 Mature rf'liable woman FANTASY avail to dri ve you UADIHG, nc. ~~ Fri. Xlnt rer O.C. NEWEST & MOST _ _ CALIFORNIA FEDERAL Huntingt.on Reach 962-9116 COOK Preschool P art Full ~!"~~~~~~~-1 timeexp. lrv551-4533 A Chnsturn t•ouplc or I persun net·deJ w take• care or :i c·h1ldren -+- !'ookmg. Must t>c able to drive Car & self con- tained apt provided on same ground~ as m:11n house in So La~una For d etails !'all J udy at 586 4400 Mon. thru Fn !MM to5PM F'ull & part lime All areas Uniforms rurn 'd. Ages 21 or over. retired welrome No ex per. nee. Apply · U ni ve r sa l Protection Service. 1226 W 5th St .. Santa Ana. I nlerview hrs : 9· 12 & 1 ·4. Legal Secretary for sole Century 21 Westclirr practitioner. airport loc - Congenial atmosphere. RECEIVING Clerk flex hrs. Prefer back· P /time truck driver grOWld in civil lit.lbusi· Day s hirt. Mon.Fri ness planning, word pro-497-1741 LIBERAL STUDIO IS Help WClllhd 7100 NOW THE BEAC H ••••••••••••••••••••••• AREA'S CLOSEST AC , _______ _ Accounting A/PCLEll Excell. career oppty. SGYllMJS&L091 695 Town Center Or Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 Equal Opportunity Employer TION. 81 25 Bolsa . Midway City.m Just 2 blocks east of Beach Blvd. behind liquor store. 543-92-43. Exper. nee. for Fashion ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Island investment firm. Medical/dental benefits --------•! fully paid. Computer ex-Banking per. Call: 640-0lZJ •FOXYLADY • OUJ'CALL ONL V VISA M CI~~~~~~~~! •t72-llll• ~ --------• -AccaallMjC._... lbolk Escorts Small C.M. ofc. A/P, SS8· 1946 A/R. light payroll. 24Hr. Service Free& E.O.E. Serving Or. Cly Irvine Personnel Agy. ---------488 E. 17th. Costa Mesa * * * Sui!e224 642·1470 ¥lcld S..-•al 2191 Pomona "C" Costa Mesa You a.re the winner of 4fnetklleh <114 value>. to A•••t. .... s.o. Mar. 4thru Mar. R Anaheim Convention Center Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to claim your tickets. ••• INTRO SPECIAL Accounting f /C Acco•t•t Position w /Npt. Bch. p r op. m gmt. farm . Outstanding career opp- ty. -G / L. A/P. A/R w/emphasis in financial ana ly s is . If you 're bright w/prior F/C exp., we'll train you & provide for career advance· ment. Call: 640-0lZJ - MYSTIC MASSAGE ACCTG CLHI MASSAGE$10W/A0 Exp'd, mature person Santa Ana 556·46$6 for gener al office & -payroll. Ac curacy a Prevent A Cl.iche. Starv· mus t C M are a _ ,( VAULT TELLER Wells Fargo Bank has immediate opening for individual with I year min . banking ex - perience to fill the posi· tion as a Vault Teller in El Toro. Along with an excellent salary and beneri\s package. you will find ~ frie ndly workin g at- mosphere For more in- formation please ca II : .... 714-130-9100 s .• ._<•> 111s: WELLS FARGO BANK Equal Opp ~mply mtr/h Ing Writer needs SUS· 549-22311 Bartenders wanted for. tenance or off-season ------ lodgings. Poss. tax re. I•--------lchlbocl'1 PNllNMIM. lief. will caretake . ADYBTlSIHG Openin1t soon. 0 . Co.'s Chuclt838-2751 Xlntref Acd.Coo;Ae.tor newest night/ spot. 8 Immediate opening fo r stories in the sky. Dinini! a gen c y e x P e r . d & dancing to rock & pop. coordinator with Jtd _ Apply in person al 23861 managerial/organiza El Toro Rd. (top noor of tional skills. Industrial Home Savings & Loan or trade accounts back-Bldg.) El Toro Thurs, ground preferred Call Fri. Sat. Mon & Tues YOGA C l asses f or bome/clbhse. New form based on sc ientific studies. Aquarius Yoga 175-7794 Desperate for $. W 25 yr ,.._eddl t 71A 730 0.,c:•s between 6-9p,.. Male will seriously con l•r-·-·a-.... -_._ ...... __ , ----• -- sider selling a kidney or ,--BEAUTI C IA NS & any other body part Answerini Ser vice tak· MANICURISTS. follow · r t i r ing prer To work in Med. purposes only. ang app ica ons or warm. friendly s alon. Reply Daily Pilot Ad 11PM·7AM shift Sun & Hrs. nexible. The Hair '829 PO BOX 1560 CM Mon only. 362 3rd St . 928216 JC. Laguna Bea ch Depot. 5.57-2234. _ _ ClnRO.ASST for Holistic Clinic nr O.C Airport 30·40 hrs wk. Ins. & typing exper prer. 556-4953. CLEANING Ne e d h e lp in my established residential cleaning service. Good pay. Call today 751-5198 Clerical SENIOR CLERK Plessey Semiconductors is seeking a Senior Clerk ror our Sales/Customt>r Service office. Sha rp, personable. self.starter. ability to think on fret & good communic ation skills a must . Typing 40-45 wpm. Previous customer service ex perience a definite plus. Apply in person: . PLISSEY S....c01S•cton 1641 Kaiser Av. Irvine, CA Clerical SECRETARY - Executive Secretar y office on Coast Highway. La guna Beac h E x- cellent Orange County be nefit!> and promo tional possibility for en thusiastiC' a pplicant Shorthand required. Apply Immediately can 714-134-6810 -COUNTY OF ORANGE Personnel Dept. 515 N. Sycamore Santa Ana. CA 92701 An Affirmative Act.ion Employer M /F ~'.~.~-~ • .-Daily Pilat: ~ 1 ~ l1'"" ~~ t:~m : Accounts Payable : l t::=-~ • loolrbepir •· ' ~,.--c:;) bLct-w.;ri1' e A full·.lime position is avajlable •· •C ~vet'ti~ ~OIM' e for accurate person with at least • • h i,..,,.,.t.. e lwo years ex p e ri e n ce i n e ow.,e 1 vu,,,., • processing . accounts payable for • ~ ~.? comp~ter input, cash reporting 0 ' e and disbursement scheduling and • e forec~sting . Will prepare bank • '----::E=="3=---e depo~nts. Must possess good office e ----==~.......,.-. e skills. Permanent position with e llf e good salary. Company paid life e JA • .......,.. A.J f hospital, medical and dentai e Use ,,.,.wa ftfl service 1 benefits. Company credit union. • when placing your ad ... a • Apply at Orange Coast Daily Pilot • D -1 P'I t d be .11 e btwn8am·Spm or call642-4321 ext a 1 y 1 o a num r w1 e Z77. • e appear in your classified ad e Camerainan e . · · we take your messages • Experienced at least s years. • 24 hours a day . . . you ca 11 e Mmt be able to use newspaper e In at your convenience • camera and platemakang e during office hours and get e systems. Excellent waies and e the responses to your ad . . . e 'benefits. Acf.ply in person e. this service is only $7.50 e W,ume.to range Coast Daily e week. For more informa-• oF?f.c... • tlon and to place your ad • D ,., • •.. call 6"C2-5678. • 330 w. •r St~ ·e Costa Mesa, CA e · e Equal Opportunity Employer e: :.••········-······ i . t l COOK'S HELPER With driver 's lircns~" C M. area Call bet 9 & 3, 646-1004 I Man in I COUNTER HELP Ambitious. bright :ind energetic people wanted for full and p•time hl'IP ror busy deli & sandwk h shop. G<IOCI starting posi· lion with xlnt chance for advancement in Jim" mg company To set up appt. for mLerview c·all Stan at 673·9000. COUNTER HELP No exper ience nel'. AM s hirt. Pull time. Apply an person: Dipp1ty Donuts . 1~54 Ne wpo rt Blv!I C.M. COUMTHHELP Sat /Sun IOPM-6A M. Mon ·Fri 7AM I PM Winchell's Donuts 25:J F: 17th ST CM Counte r help want ed F /T . Mi c h l'll C''i- Cleaners, 496·5124 Data F:nlr y C l erk t T e rrn1 na l Operator. must he S(•I( starter. aceurat<'. i:c1 with figures. ability t< work Independe nt Iv ramiliar1ty with ~ennal romput<>r eo n !'l'pl~ helprul. Salary open & commensurate with exp Gd opportunity to <1rl vance with a fas t l!r<•w ingCo. in C M 549·2221 Dal. f /T & P /T. F.slary's, 3444 F.. Coast Hwy,CdM . 675·1354 Delivery Driver to "ork at auto parts store. !\t ust be 18 or over. have valid Ca liforn ia Driver ~ lirense. J:ood drivinit re cord. & know Costa Mesa Apply at 11 ub Auto Supply . 2 12f Harbor Rlvd , CtJst a Mesa. 646-2464. ask for Claud. DELIVERY Typesetting company need.~ young or mature person. Mu.11t have nt>al appearance to work as local mes!lenger. usin~ rompany.owned ca r . Can be typesettinii op· portlD'llty aner 1 year. A full t.lme job. Mon. ·l''ri. 9-5:~. MUST have clean drive rs license In Irvine. near airport. Call Drapery Cnord1nator. exp person nPeded for drapery department an o ur design s lud1t1 556-1601 --DRAPERY SHOP In Nwpt Bch needs me<' ha n i c a I pe r so 11 Good driving record Fast advancement for sharp trainee 673-0760 Driver lo pick up dc C'eascd pets & 'IOme yard work 19542 Beacl) Bl vd. I H.B I DRIVER for lite deliveries. Full time M-Fri Neat ap· pear S3.6.5 per hr. Call Sue a t 5 40 4174 . MASfER BLUEPRINT. 234 Fischer Ave .. C.M Dry Cleaner n eeds mature. resp person to work 4 hrs evenings & Sat Gd pay + gas m o ney Mr Re s t Cleaners. CdM, 675-3306 F.x t>r . Seeret a ry ex penenced in law reul estate, resumes. et c will do extra typing al home. (714 18 37 -8349 evenings. Mon· Fri cessing exp helpful. Con· _ tact Jim at !714 1 llCWTIONIST HAIRDIESSHS Costa Mesa . Rent or commission. Call Mgr. 548-\311. 842·1812 ---------HAllDIESSEIS W /Clienlel. be your own boss. call G l adys 751·5221 H airs ty lls t 'Manicurist Full Time. 17th St. C.M. Nwprt area 548·9344 --------HAii STY\.IST NEED NEW IMAGE? Colleen O'Hara has a spacious salon in perfe<'t location Ir could be ex- actly what you a re look· ing for. 646-1345. 975-0063. Part time. Good ap -pearance. Like work in~ Le4JGI Sec'y with people. Lite typin~ Litigation exp. for sole 631·5664. pra c tition er O.C . Airport Loe. Xlnt salary position to start immed. 851·9339 Live·in lady mature for companlon1hip. lite hskpg/cooking. free room/boa rd/sa I a ry. Call Mrs . Dunlop 494-8075 Lovin« pef'1IOl'I to care ror l /yr old boy, Tues & Thurs.13/hr. &44·91173. LYM'S J-11 AidtsAISMfh llC.,./SICY HARDWARE SALES 99 bed SNF xlnt. reputa· Restaurant. deS1gn firrrr. bas imrned. opening fot dependable s ha tp person w/good typing skills. Able to hand!~ correspondence. filing, adding machin e. ell· rands. busy phones tc rronl office. Congenial small office located ijl Irvine industria l com plex. Xlnt. medical/dell Lal package. Oranp County Resta ura n l Services. 2601 Daimler S t . S•nta Ana 71Hl41·5700. LAGUMA IEACH t Ion . Be a c b a r e a . Retail. Perm full It Outslaading benefits. I ________ _ p/time. 240 Broadway. 842..,.. a.c.,t/Ci-. Offlu 497-4403 Small. friendly com - 1•--------•I pany near ocean needs HARDWARESALES MACHINE lulltime person for re-Fullt.ame/Part time. Ap-ception & variety or ply in person: Crown SHOP general office duties Hardwa re. 1024 Irvine Mu.st have good typing <WestcllrrPlazal N.B. TRAINEES skills. Donna. 645·3632 HOME C LEANING SERVICE help needed immed. Call btwn Mon· Thur 5-7PM. 645·0961 lmmed. openings for mach. operators. Will lralnforC.M. plant. Ex· cell. co . benerits . Deltronic·545·0413 IECIPT10MIST Lag. Bch hotel Flex hrs. Neat. dependable Will train. 49'7·2446 -----~~~~1 ---Hostess " dining room = IECWTIOMIST supervisor for pvt coun-M A M I C U I I S T S Exciting position in our try club. must know how WAMTl!D design studio' Good to type. Ask ror Fr ank w /Cliental great rental. telephon<' pcr'lonality . 549-0377. xlnt working cond . TYPING & fal i n l? --------mj --------77().2345 556-1601. FoctOl 'f Wortiers Hostess Permanent position IOI IUIMS MAT\111,..SOM C05ta Mesa. 631·0700. IESTAUIAMT Interviewing. phones & RECIPTIOMIST / LIGAL-TaAIMEE Newport Beach Good telephone manner im portant. TYPE" 60 wpm 548-2283. Now hiring part time Ute typing 9-S, Mon· Fri FOOD SHYICE day hostess. Interview Npt Bch loc. Will train Part time work availa 2·4PM. Tues.-Thurs. 37 642·9955 hie Need a little extra 2'!~~~~ Island. Newport MEDICAL money? Work for the ---------Front offlre exper /I Ir vine Unified School ... _________ person o ffice . Call llCIPT10MIST Person to greet people on tract sales office. 8 hr days. days or week nex C .M. loc . Mus t be cheerful & presentable $5/hour. Teri. 979-3376 Dist Food Service Dept. HOST/HOSftSS Renee· 972-2868 part lime. & still enjoy F II · 2 Ill other activities for the u lime. pos ons balance or l.hc day. App-available. Day & eve. Must be able to work ly · 2941 Alto n Ave. wknds. Apply in pen1on: Irvine. 552·1:!13 ~?·_E. 3PM to 5PM. The Jolly FULL TIME days /nites. Ans. serv. No exp. nee. Call· 833-333.1 EOE c..•sterHetper Work Includes operating Hesson mower. Ex · cel l e nt benefi ts . 546-6682. Genera l Office. Good typist. Small oHlce Maturity OK F/T S.A. 54().5850 Roger. 400 So. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. No phone calls. H ost s /H ostesses· Walters/Waitresses wanted for : MIDICAL couaa Must have own transportation Ir be ----------- familiar with Calir. llCIPT10MIST frwy. system. No sales. Irvine area. 8am.Spm. Plnsant position for In-lite typing & filing req div. who enjoy1 driving. SllOO/mo. (714 )978·7243. Mon-Fri .• 9-5PM 631-1191. MOYRS Ml91D l.upHOISi1t Drivers Ir Helpers . part/Full Time Recep· $5/hr. to start. Increase tionist. Typinl{. light w/exp.Callt-1148-3444 booltlteeping & other ••• Mrs.l.D.Mt• ... JOOAmbent Pl. clerical work. Ha11son & . Assoc. ~l-1651. llC.,,OMIST for appt. 549-2231 lchlbod'1P ...... M Opening !loon, 0 . Co. 's newest night spot. 8 stories In the sky. Dining & dancin1 to rock ar pop. Up to SS/hr. 18 ok. No exp nee .. will train. App. -General Office ly in penon at 23181 El Delivery man for L.A. Consulting firm needs Toro Rd. !top noor of Tlmesto homesin C.M. matu re , e nergetic Home Savings ar Loan & H.B. 3-6AM. $375·$450 person with positive at· Bldg.) El Toro. Thurs, mo. + bonus. Dependa· titude to do general of. Fri. Sal. Mon • Tues CoataMeu You an tbe winner of ............ CSlhalue>. to ........ ....... llat. •tlna ...... 8 Aadetm Connntion . o.a. Full time. Sun.·Thurs ·Lite typing & 10-hy ex perlence needed . P\'t Country Club. 64'4·MOt. ble car . S46-44rl or rice work, greet clients'. between8-9pm. 964-4982. ___ _ _ a nswer phones. type etc. Hotel DIUYBY~/T 11 6 over. Good driving record. N.B. 751-4706. Call Bobbi: 644-9174 ; Front Desk Aaslatant.a, eves: 551-5184. Seeking people wlUbtl to •98AL OflftCI perform multiple hotel Typln1 • Jert. otc. ••1111 mailUoaoce • dellt.,. req'd. Worlt •aried • In-alatance dutiel. Apply la Cati....,., at. 272 to cllllm ,..,ue•eta. ••• lttt-MIHefp Del Taco ln Newp<>rl Beadl ls now hlrtn1 full 6 put time help. Both day 6 night 1hlfts available. PleaM apply in penon. 2U2 South But Bristol. Newport BeKll. DENTAL Assist. Npt. tereetlni. Coeta Mesa pel"IClll to Mr. RObe.rta, Need ea•r• snoney ! Bch. Restorative prac· area. 541-7l72 M·F . tam·llam. Hotel o.ma.tnle Uquid em-Reltaurant t lce ! n ds exp ·d ., San Maarten. ne So. '""4&1.CaJIU&-•ll 8hw danfft' wan\•d e o e r 1 et i c t eam •••AL OMCI Coast Hwy, L.B. N...... for: member, ed. salary, Sharp, person ty1>e ff~-' ,..,.. Aldee. 1.a:IO • '4!._lla•~~MJllll,.l't•Pc1••11~ maaybeneftta.131·2411 55W11ft'. mtmeo Ii eall· """" 01 I -o r-• tni. flt.~ Abe, up. Pl'Cllll Dell Clerk. Zap, l :»fi .. M. Co11ntr1 .: ... ; •li•i 1ifoT.' i DENTAL ASSISTANT· COllled Norma aft tAM ..... people to,_,.. Chb Con•. Hotp ....... IBU.lll:J.Dlalnl ~ for buay c .M. 541.aB comnaualaton. W'-d -.-. ·~-~ s....i practice. 41,A, dy wort acb .... Od •IUI ... ..:· IW Ill · wk. *'1110 General otftee mltk Apply la,._ .. o..-a9 •:e.111 • . Penan wtt9' ~ 1'1111 Mr • ...._, M·P, ..... §! ._ ... I!!' mD ....... • 911JwQ&ASE! to wort m ·N.B. otrle.. 11••· Hotel ••• ., ..... ,_ .... :.a.'_~""· lt'n nms Od ......._ PIMle c•U •--. • 1o. 0o.a h• ~ .• ,.._. ftln. -. •• • C1 1-..M1eo..,. 11,,.K.ue,atftl.al. ffWJ',1..8. t · T-.Ws-..... r I ... ........ .... ... ,_ .......... ... ---' ··'-. . .• ;;.................. ....................... .... . ............................................ . W I II Jiii' :7• ... llEaHOND P\ape. UC, ..... llada. -.ward Rou1e lale; de1l1aer Oara1t 1111. lllOI , •• * * b' Ht1994~ ............. •• ~·••••••••••• •••••"•••--•••••• ~alnp. ll/P'. Pee' W/lld •Jte Hb uaed co u c b • 1 . e II r 1 . HoQJwood &.... H.B. laL ..._,_.. ._........, laow , vt •t1 -u 'L-fOllOMl-a. bedlpr .. c11, plcturH, 6S...J.5 ... ud1111l11e. ••Part' nWfd:ft Im~ f•U ............. JlJt•MMafUpcn. low~-tl Tiburon Nftpon8-ctl ~~ ::.-..::-.v: ~ .. LL Al<CCoimT .......... ~ .. :: • .::= .. ,Cdll_ o:=.~!.~.=: v ......... _.., lu lea• • ...._ • ~ •· IWIJ...._"110.t ?!.,!!!_le· all •bota '71. unit, lbl l•mp, RCA Gani• Sale, JUT IClfa.daaln,mlac.5041tl 1~~ ~~la ,_ =·::.:..~ a....,.._.., _._ .... CllllnlloUMDI Wallau. C.11. Sat, _D_allli __ a._C.cDI __ .____ AnlAI~ .._ =· a.a MM C.11 ..... •Pri. ll111W•• ..... Ave. Aftban rem Pupp1 ~-. J'urn., plHt.s 6 ....... - •• e&.m ~~c •. r:::,~·~· oa1_ 1 . .,,._ -&All-4Pll o.,..a,,,.. llMICD a ea u t M a r ll 1a11 Kial • 8drm let ms. _m_lac_. ______ ~!~~~~· c~=:·. Mar. 4 tbru Mar.• .._ ............ w /papers haebrohn hD •Bdrm Set $100, •'--d" ,._..........., Con •-At C• llau..neottu ,.,....,,, .. , ltml llellred Ll,uor ...,....... eon.Ntu, lndTbl AD...,._ bottles, ashes, Sat/Siuft,lOam.Spm.21158 ~m vent-r. rfttl a Cll fWI llm" Saa.._ .;:;-a -Store Clerk no up. * * * .. Iola 115 Steno $otO tbelve1, m ile. 104 Vl1ta del Oro. N.8 . Center • ....,._,....11L1 ,., ...... ._..,.~;: uuuary 1 da y• ftti••n•rw AMHOllEDOG Ha•• •v~. 751.m 1 c:r.,:1Ln.C.M. Coif NO-llli47. CallS0.18'78.ext.mto llETAft.IAl.lll nm••11. HOPM Wtd/Tllurs off. GIC ... llnet TRAINING daJa Sa • Ana>. Sat/Sun. s-.-t-.-8-·-3:-2-10_S_2_S-ha_w_ claimyou;!c~eta. LAetMAllACtt Su Paul •t 2200'7 NeW"pNtleacb Complete IN HOll E tam. La n e . Hunt B c h . --------- Hant.w' Perm tull 6 IMmP•SON _IUllharclSt. H.B. You·=-=rof !:ta~:!:r~m 0::1~~:~: ~ llovinc Sale Spy Glass. Houuho ld 1oods. SPUTASEASONED :,,-:. MO 8roachoy ru r.:tm!!%tfu'c:ua t•O. Ctl4value>,to protection.SS7llS DllPOIA.l.SALI Sat. Feb 21th. lOAM -furniture , some ap· *"llWOOO • n'-P"nu.in wanted to ADt•ISftATIVI • .. ,.. Solllmen-' Cltlbomes 4PM. Everything from pUance. Misc.Items. •••841-9111.••• .._ In "'a r In.. Bea1I• mal• Needs '-" dul1aer furniture . •••ml!~---•I w 0 r" "' ASlllTAMT ... lllew .. -~· are dollni out Hies 6 drapery, t>edspr'eads. HorNt IOH John Wayne Tennis Club ::::::--,,:~•~ii~~ t~or lnterna&lona l con-Mar.4t.hnaMar.8 IOOd~2IOll wllldlilpoHolall model appliances lo (lar age ••••••••••••••••••••••• fe m . members h<ip , btiwtlla • .-Jna con •ultlnc otric:e, Npt. 8ch AnWimCanvenUon =:e..o:u=~r~i!:: Junlr. 32 Drakes Bay Dr. HORSES HOARDED SllOO. incl. transfer. ditlOlllt IU·1'll Outatandint carffr op· Center Siberian Hu1ky-male. ti 1 .M-•• h CdM. Back Bay, N.8 . Lighted 644-1.549 port Substantial ex Call 842-18'78, ext. 272 to Good ditpoaltlon. Must a .... coun ... on• cas arena.641·919l,M1·6600 --------- Pt>rlence ft s uperior clalmyourUckets. 'ri'carrybula. JOINT GARAGE SALE· ALOIVRIP~h Hcretarlal skills re· * • • sell.84().21>81. s.t.MJ ... IOA.M Sat/Sun 10AM-4PM. 9 Jewelry 1070 Buy facials, juice, cos· quired. Ablllty to work BARKL!:SSBASENJI attbesalesotflce Camphor, Irv. (Univ ;1~~~;;~·;;:;1~~:·;;;; metics at wholesale with detailed data & A.,l•cft 1010 Red/while Fpups, AKC. 906VuNeasCourtC.M. Pk.) Roge-n atware <8 set· prices. ALSO: Super fln1U1clal records Top·••••••••••••••••••••••• S200.964-2U9,982-4&57 "' Savin gs on AMWAY notch Assistant-t ype HARBOR AREA Spanis h d in. table , GIA1'11' GARAGE SALE, lings+ server11) in case Products 60o/. OFF X pniferred Xlnt. salary APPLJANCESERVICE AKC Blonde Cocker maho1. 18", 2 Ives. WESTCLIFF AREA. for sturdy 14 ct gold Distributor 's Inventory HELP! B \I I L D ~ R S t. M PORlttM a dM 1vn of U. w.8• <.'omp•n•t"tl .... CaWonua · Iara.. t 1•11111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~ol Homi-lmprO\t mf'l)t l 'Hlt'n U. iirov. llllllS•a"c------- to be neaotl•ted. Call Webuyusedappliances Spaniela,7wksold.S200. Spaniahbuffet.646-1087 Complete spool bunk chain.16"or longer.Call Clearan ce 631-1726, Mr.Slater. <714 )752-0814 ··wesellrecond,guar. Eves 552-953-4 . Dys beds/twin & Dbl bdrm for information. 960-5844 851-1058 rorappt appliaatts. 549.3077 997-9120 Like new contemp. blue set w/lg chest. bltcse ev/wknds. ---------- Ln(t8&a!n ' Our new s\CH"e 1n S1tot11 Ana 1111U bit Vt' It:. c; rand O~S-OOn We are sfft11ng qualified and exper1entl'd 1n d1v1duals to work as C'ASHI ERS. 1n SAL •:s and 1n the WAREHOUSE Roth ru11 and part-Ume pos 1tmni. a r e avai l able In terv1ews will be held at the store loc.-ated at 2120 S. nlSTOL ClllSTOL ATWA.IMlltt SAHTA A.MA., CA. Warehouse a pplicants are requested to apply on Monday morning . March 2. 1981 as only a limited num ber of these positions are available. Interviewing hours are 9 AM -NOON & 1:30 to ·t'I PM. beginning Mon .. March 2nd and continu- ing Tues. & Wed. or possibly longer if the need still exists. APPLY EA.IL Y! Successful applicants can expect lo begin worldn" and trainin~ on March 9. 1981. We offer a good !'tarting rate wit.h an automatic increase after t ht.' 1st Ii months. This is an l'X- l'ellent opportunity for an individual to J(row with a new store 11nd with our expandinJ( c•om pany whkh offers op· portunities for advam·c ment. COME!-JOIN OUITEA.M! IE A WIHNllt! At Ruilders Emporium. with all we "ve ROI. you've got 1t made BUILDERS EMPORIUM Equal Opportunity Employer M/F /H/V sofa w/matcbln& chair, -W E DGEWOOD Bo n e SERVlCESTAT ION llUYAPPLIA.MCIS Gold Ret pups 4M /41F 1380cash.99-4982 hdbrd.Wicker chr.wing 2 fine ladies ' round China Silver Er mine 18fTA&. A d P l · AKC R II ho · I back chr. matching end diamond rings ,·n > 3.31 12pc. setting 631 ·1726. c~•MT"'MTS tten ant t I me Les 951·8133 eg, a s ts inc Custom ',AJ circle sofa . 20·. tbls. Antique chest-chr· ts Sl2 000 ( 2 77 _.._ "" l!:ves/wknds. Neat ap· ---------Parvo 7 1-lt wks $150 c · · · 21 · els Ml-7058 R re u n l' r 'a R e.n t s pearance & hand writ-New_ 15 cu n. Frostfree 893-2188 . S200. Han1ing lamps. tbl. Elec appls. patio SI0.000. Meet at YOUR ------------- •·umitunP llffks career ing Apply2590Newport :-efng. S450, Microwave SSO.S75.675-4328 furn . t ools , al um jeweler s p . p LOSCABALLEROS oneoted penon for en· A R d R Fneto Y• 1045 stepladder, hsehld aces. (213)838·63'76. Family Membership try level pos. in home Blvd SI~=~ ar ange ••••••••••••••••••••••• Redwood burl table &r bd spreads. towels. cos· -S300ororrer 968 . ..a341 fu"'!5tungs. ~reuner's is Ser vice Station Allen Free puppy to good faml-k in15lze wood head-tume jewelry. ofc acces. Man's 14Kt. yellow gold Ca hfornlas larg~st dant.Fulltime.ApplyinWashers, Dryers : GE. ly, Golden Retr iever board.iac.951·8361 . muc h misc . 1115 braceletinanugget.tex· N.B.TennisClubFamily furn ~tal co.• needs per s 0 n . Laguna Whirlpool, Kenmore. I BI a ck Lab mix . Taite furniture on Be rkshire Ln .. N. B. tured curb link. Sell at Membership quaUried sales & mgmt Chevron. 604 So. Coast Maytag. Reconditioned. 548-7478. Sat/Sun/Mon 9AM . 5 0 o/. of app r aised _ 640-611~ _ statr for expand1?g mkt. Hwy Laguna Beach refml.shed. guaranteed! ---------631~31,,!gonr~~"~Ot.147 GARAGE SALE Thur-v a I ue . 54 8-64 4 6 o r 0 r ,· g 0 1· 1 r a i· n t 1· n a Re~a1l exp. prer d. ~111 · · $l5Sdel' ed 750.3103 Black Female Cat. 8 mo. "" ...., 548 9744 " tram. $4. hr .. depending aver old. Free to good home. Dinette set. contem-Sun. ·_ ~ "Fraiier The Lion" 4' X or exp. FuJI or p/lime. SNACKIAR Westinghouse refrig, Aft.5.848-6423. Garage re friJI-. Ahtq I Ct. dla ring , S3400 cash 4· Old Avon Bottles E.O E. M/F. Mon-Sat., Cashier, food prepara· brown. 1 yr old, SSOO ---------porary. 5·pc w/barrel dinng set. Casi ply rs. + misc. gold jewelry + 760·9~ ____ _ 9·S.JO & Sun 12Noon-. Ope . •-I I llS300 ,_...._. 1050 chairs, navy print, orig. S k Wh" P l the di 54002<Mi 5PM Conlant ·. J eff lion. nurg ... cosng nl'w,se · .631·0355 _,.,.sac ._,,.a .. 5891 p rs , 1p, ants .. o r a, __ ·_ Complete Beauty salon ~ shifts. Mature. Seacliff1----------••••••••••••••••••••••• _,, .-.. ...... -· Pots. Kit. C rysta l . Thomasal645-4772 CountryClub.·536-88641. Gaffers &r Sattler 30" gas * * I IUY * * Re d velvet high-back Clothes. Books. Bed and Ml1cel~1w 1010 equipment & misc. rurn. range, pilot-free, wndw chair $.'50, black &r white more$l·S250645·7110 •••••••• •••••••••••••• S3S·IMS SALES TRAINEES Full or pt/time, excell. oppty. for college stu- denl".1 & moonlighters . Easily earn Sl~$15/hr. Call : Jack at 951-2642. 1·4PM SICllTARY For stock brokerage firm In Newport Center. Mature person. Good ty ping e sse nt ial. S900/mo. Call Marjorie: 644·2442. _________ , dr. med6mos, like new, Good used Furniture & 1n k. I h d ---------FLY INTERNATIONAL --· - -·- S2'75. 675-7752 Appliances-OR I will sell pr t mg s r.e 1 e·a-Sat 9·1 2865 Monterey on Pam Am with airline RCA Brown Washer like orSELL(orYou bed, $100, Hoffman Ear-Ave. CM Misc items . two-for-one ticket slip. new S95. Sear s Lady Mo S.•t Whirlpool frost-free MASTaSA.UCTIOM lydioAm!!:icalnn 1c0:!~ole pots pans, toys. Bar·B-Singapore. Centra I Kenmore Wht Port. Dis· Excellent pay & bOnuses refrig, near new. Sl75. 64M616 lll-9625 ra · -... s g e ~ &r Q America . Germany hwshr S75. 17 cu· Philco foraskingpeople ifthey 642-4348675-4335 1-----'-----headboard S75. s mall ue. any or 11 countries. N 0 1'' r 0 s t have any usable ite ms to · I I IUY PUltNITUll white chest of drawers Quality goods, no junk. Hurry! Good until Feb. Frid ge I Fr eeze r donate to the Children's Washer/Dryer apt. size Les 957-8133 SI, 2 shelf bookcase right prize. Sat-Sun 9.5 28. 7~1999 Avocado w/icemaker Hospita l of Orange great cond w/stand war -w/glus doors $20, con· SJC32802Deadwood. ------S340 . 989 Victoria St. Count.y Thrift Stores. ranty 'til April S300/0BO Sofa-bed, mint cond ; sole sewing machine $30, Lowe laloofts llA·l CM 548·0l30 See Permanent. assigned 642-68216 daybed. yellow chair. 3 pc. set glass~ chrome M OV I NG : Qua I i t y Helium Bouquets de-Manager. work areas. Set your ---------antique mahog. bkcase. 'tables 175, yellow night custom furn . misc livered. Pe rfect for --- own work hours. Keep Beauty Salon Equip: nuk:ingcustombedsprd. s tand $2.SO . Cal l household, priced right. everyoccasion.673-4419 Cross Country Skiis. physically fit with P•Y· Hydraulic c h r S75. 4 antique din. chairs, 4131-M74. Sat 9-4. 1901 Leeward • -boots, poles! H6use hold An outstanding o p · Shampoo Chr 125. Styl-misc.pictures.559-51411 Lane NB u'portablespa,pwrpack. items: everything from portunity for people of ing BarSlOO. Hair Dryer Glass top 311 in table set · · · deliver. set up S2200 dishes lin t 631-6519. 645·7.,.,. · en s · · · o SOUCITOIS all ageswhowantfinan· S75 751 -5221 days , Beautiful MAHOGANY w/2antfrench chrs S195 Ladies Bike S20. Lawn ......., books . Beaut i f ul SECRETARY Court re· cial independence. Call 548-85619eves. SECRETARY. S700. 675-1849. Chrs S2/ea., Bar Stools clothing. h ardly been lated victim-witness Dus ty Du M ont at ---------640-8888. ----------SlO/ea .. PetTravelCase Used carpet. rust shag wom.4S4-l3S7. program. Clerical & Ad-972·1242 or apply: 2025 Frig idai r e R e (ri g Roll Top Sec'y, many SIS. Elec. Hedge Shear color. approx 120/yds. min. duties : typin g . W. lst St., Santa Ana. FrosUree xlnt cond. Complete Wall Unit, draw/supply spaces. S20, Hoover Pixie S20. SlSO. 545·2781.~5-0792 shrt.hd. rec. keeping. fil. Mon.-Sat. 9-3. SlSO. Brown Washer $75. Shelves, Desk, Cabinets. very good $450968-7260 Bag Boy $2, Park Bench ing. corres ponden ce.~~~~~~~~~~ 751-Slm days 548-8569 $450. SMS-1067 $25, 2 Daven Ports. 3 CHILI fl ARTIES Yes! "Chili Man" is back i n business • 642·5937. -Antique dining room set. scheduling. press re-~ eves ___ ----Exec. Wa lnut Des k 6 chairs. Needlepoint c h rs , Frigidair e leases. etc. 2 yrs, exp Nearnewgasstove. w /c hair S200. also seats. Good condition. Side/Side S400. many SI.~ pe r mo.·. x Int. STUDENTS $135or best orrer. matching Credenza SlOO. 12.SO. Call 642·3516 aft. 4. many items. Sat Only' benef1L".I. Apply via re· & OlHHS 645.8039. 548_ 1067 9-3. 18962 Paseo Cortez LA WN MOWF.R -Sc ars Reel t ype . self p ro· pelled. 2-5 HP enRine. 5 blade. basket included Good condition . S75 547-3182 sumc by 3-9-81 to· YSP. Furniture Xlntbuys! Irvine cAc ross rrom Inc. 2803 Royal Palm Freeie r -16 cu . fl . TwinSzElectricBed like DR & BR fum.,&hairs. Univ.HI.I Dr .. Costa Mesa. Ca. ,crfTinte Jobs Upright. G.E .. green. new$250. etc.Cashonly .968-3461 92626 MUST BE 180R OVER see it runn ing. $1 25. 645-7390 Secretary F.x perienred Person CALL lOA M TO 3P M Balboa. 675-~59. 714-847-2422 needed by Sales Market·., ... _._. ... _. .... _.._.-'! DEMOLmOM SALE 20 u n its being d e - m olished. EverythinR goes. Refri.ierators. stoves. water heaters. m isc.' 350 A vocad o . Costa Mesa <behind K· Mart) Sat & Sun 9-5. in~ Firm. Must have good secretarial skills. light bookkeeping exper. hel pful. Attractive sa l ar y & benefits Westmark & Assoc. 714-546-6444. SICIETAIY TUCHH P reschool. Full time. Needs ECE. Costa Mesa area. 642-0Ul. TEACHRAIDE E .C.E. units required. Sear's Almond Refr1g. 6 Costa Mesa . Garden mos full warr. 18 cu n. Grove areas. 642-0411. Orig price $749, will sell TECHNICIAM for $469. 714/646·4588 Water bed/night stand. I mo. old, super single, Sl85. 640-2043 Wendy Mattress & Box Spring. double, SlOO. 842-- KING-SIZE BED Complete. extra firm. S275. 631-4925 SOLID Pine dining rm set, tbl top 3" thick. 6 Oak Armoir w/double m irror . oak table &r leaves w/4 chairs. Girl's c h est bed, c hest of drawers. 645-7406. Swivel rocker, antique gold velveteen, Sl25. 2137 Mira mar. 873-6456. TWIN BEDS WANTED 1 or 2 twin beds. com- plete. Must be in good condition & reasonable. 963-2187 maple chrs & l booster ----- Ga rage Sale lots o f bargains. items. corner of Alabama /Pecan Sat. H.B.area Ir vine Coast Country -----Club M e mbl•r s h1p 3 Family Garage Sale a\•ailable 9~·2699 Sat. only 9·3. Clothing. - furn .. tools. misc 20261 Port -a -Crib. $35 H1 J.?h Meander. H.B. chair. SJO. Stroller. SIS. Like new. 675-7752 C9'-' loy ScOlll s. ---. -8:30-5S.t. 10-2Sun. Lido TIFFANY'S private r lub Clubhouse. 701 Via Lido mmbrship card M ST Soud. NB. Tax deduct I SELL donations. 673-1610 760·9322 For mfg. co. in Costa Mesa . Good t ypi n g skills. Self-starter. Sal. commensurate w/abili- ty & exper. Xlnt. work· ing cond. 631-0700 Field Service Tech to 9' sofa & loveseat. green service mini-computer with walnut trim. gd s>:stems. Must have cond.Sl.50.644-1974. $375. Wooden rocker $20 ...... S. 1055 1 End tbl sso. 2 bar stls. ss. • •••••••••••••••••••• •• .-----..,,,,.~r ....... ....,.r----1 ea. Hunt. Hbr .• 646-1183 mm. 2Yrs. exper. in ri eld --------- service or sys. test technician. For more ln- SECIET AIY fo .. contact Noel at Fash. 1st.ad. Internal'!. _55_7_-8640 __ . ----- Remodeling contractor W i c k e r R a t t a n has kitchen bit-ins. Used Furnis h in 1 s BIG elec ovens. elec range DISCOUNTS! 839-72311 top, dishwasher. work· 11785 FAinger 1 blk west Ing, no reas. offer re· orllarbor -·va "''--EMT rused. Ca11Ml·0149. •-,,_. ---------King size bdrm set, Sim- CHARLIE'S Cleaning her clmet. unbelievable prices, 10 bring your good clothes In real aoon! a. ..... c ..... ZG52Newport Blvd. CM 6Jl-J47J. mktg. ore. w/mjr. corp. in lheenaineering mfgr. &r const. business. Req's. xlnt. typing & shorthand skills. 760-1308 M us l h ave Sabre . AMANA Refrigerator I monsBeautyRest,must Apollo. or Pars. 5 day Freezer. Side by Side. sell, 9800. 5411-5198. a fter ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ w e e k _ S a I c o m · ft H G Id ::: King Sz Waler bed Heater & 'Wooden frame $80. Lge # or unusual paint· ings. 758 Manzanita L.B. 494-7167 Saturdays Electric amber hur - ricane lamp SS. world glohe S4. double gr ill small BBQ. S2.50, Stan- dard typewriter. SJO, metal typewriter table S20. Black wrought iron bakers rack $20. plants $3 ea Phone 631-3474 Refrig $150. F.dger $75 A&W muR equip,. new meat slicer. ss2.0952 For Sale. Motorcycle trailer. Honda XLlOO. s k1es n Gibson ropy, Bundy Saxophone 631-1163 • RN U-7 Charge nurse -80 bed ECF. Full & part time, gd. salary. Mesa Verde Conv. Hospt.. 661 Center St .. CM 548·5585 N 15. l cu. . arvest o · 6pm. a.0 ...i-.. Sale, many misc mensurale w/exp. pt · s -..... Secretary, F IT . need Och/Irvine area. Ex· Xlnt condition 200. items, 9171 Reiatta Dr, person to run office, or-631-8618 For Sale Kini siled Route drivers wanted for deliveries of new snack food products to local supermarkets. Some esp, gd drivin.i record Penn. PoSltion. 848· 1900 ecutive Travel Ser vice ---------! 8 e d r 0 0 m s e t . H.B. S.t, Feb. 28tJI. Sun, ganiz.e & use phone to BettyCarver 833-9406 AllCfloll 1015 washer I d ry e r , Mardl lst,8am·4Pm. promote sales. Lite typ--sT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refri11erator, Coffee ta· G~ s.•-, sun. Only. Ing, ruu benefits incen· I I rl .. "' live. Hrs from 9-6pm General Office P IT posi-~P~U!!!B!'!Ll!l!l!Cllllru!!!l!'R~NITU~~RllllE~ ble, End table. 951·27M· 3 l. ~5. 18 W. Yale Loop. S.A./C.M. area. Call lion for Waterfront Double Bed• Mattress Irv. (Woodbridge). between 9 . l tam Yacht Broker age & Real •AUCTION* l25. King twins 15() H . Gara1e in rear. Bike, SAILBOAT RIGGER 549·7343. Estate office. 673-2810 Full size desk• cha ir stereo, tape deck, boolls Exper ienced in elec--Sea Prop. Ltd. TOlllh 7:l0PM 175. 8 drawer d'resser _+_m_any __ ~ __ il_e_m_a_. __ 1 ttonic installation. Call ---------1---------Lovely bdrm sets. bunk $35. New Trundel bed art 7PM: 213-430-5857 SICllT ARY Typist beds. cradles. rockers. SIOO. 540-798'1 Garaae Sale, rum .. tools, ------Your experienced skills lmmed. P IT openin.is. tbls • chrs. speakers. potted planta, misc. Sat SALES are very important to temporary. Apply in lamps . PLUS LOTS Elegant sofa w/love seat. 9-5. llOU F.dlngton Terr, H~lp needed in TENNIS our company. You'll be person to Mr. Roberts. MORE MISC. pecan coffee Ir e nd lrv.m.M02 SHOP Ladles De pt running a two person M-F . 9am-1tam. Hotel SAVI SAVI SAVI tables, $250, 19" color ART•GRAPHJCSSALE CdM. full or part time . private office in South San Maarten, 696 So. We honor BofA, MC, TV. S145. Sofa bed , Orig. Cigar, citr us Exper. only 640-4172 Laguna Beach. Salar y Coast Hwy, L.B. Cashier's checks &r smoked glass dinette, lables. circus posters. Sales o pen . Pho ne Sam TYPIST Cash. NO PERSONAL xlntcond.641-2998. some signed orig. 2421 "OMEM ERS Hooper,957-2746. CHECKS PLEASE ! "-nlth ''""H..t• ,.,.1 ........ .. AK ~~!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Part lime, 2-3 days per Food available. Items Drexel party table, hex· .,,., '.o>n ..... -• .,......, Al a vailable in ~ wk. Vacation relief. Ap-subjeeUopresale. agon. 4 chairs, 1250. 1 •Na with Beeline ply at: 1680 Placentia. MA.~S "'UCTIO... Lane wrllin'" desk , DDrapeks. OW.dW. CB Inds. a Ions. Unlimited ••SIClll'AlllS•• Costa Mesa 201s:N':......""rt Blvd c"M walnut, 48x24;29, S75, es , 7 Y s arpet, ie11. No invest· TraineeWordProdt,IOO ---------""----..... Sof 8, Id/ Ii I f H s e h o Id Item s. , tor appt. call Sh10<X.erod50)$14.400 WAITPERSON .__ · · · · · · ·. 646·11686 a. •go o ve ea • Playhouse. Sat. 9-317871 Reeiil/TSS/ Funtt0,800 w I car for wicker basket!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ S75. 640-91118 I r o n b a r k • I r v I n e , !lil ... lfe!r.111, f u II Um e. Iii person Mon.· IJ. Persimmon Marine Ave., ~and. sttte.._'•raon . Paint lilllM•. lome exper. re· 1una Beach Co. 494·8531 or PERSON , ~r speelallty helpful but I 6 P/Ume. for81Pl. ShlOO/ombn/ FlSl5,900 l u n c h s e r v i c e . I• I U•s .. 1025 ---.--.,,_-Pr---9-_-.. University Pk. ShlO/"OoitAll"•13,zoo 9:30-1 :30PM. Mon-F ri. ••• .. ••~••••••••••••••• Bargaml n . ov. ""s· 1---------., Drawers, shelves un-Useful unusual Items. Lb Reinders Alency Earn Sl25-Sl50 wkly. teel buildings, you -demealh. M2-8'183 after 1317 Baker ln alley. Fri- 40rill0Blttb Eat 'M EOE Must be neat. persona-build-It-kit. 20'x2S' S2280. 5pm. Sat ~5 cash only. See N_....,/meltO/Free ble & energetlc. 9'19·0741 20'x40' $31JO. Free de- afl10AM forappt. livery. ABC Bldgs. Sofabed, qn si , 2 DimeaaUnes. ANTED: F RENCH· _542_..._________ matchinl ottomans . TV, 10.spd, vacuum, & SPEAKING resident of Redwood, 2 x 6's. xlnt SIOO.Ml-Mll mbc. MU Karen Cir , CoronadelMarlntetest-deddq, 18,000'on hand 2 twin beds on single HB.112.ezsSunonly. ed In occuioaal tr•nsla-MS-t1J7ex1118 headboard, SlOO /set. Uon ol leUera ror i mall Cash. <no c hecks>. Bll Gara1e Sale-Sat only A 44!.!;!:':m, busiw. m.n•. ':t,~a;,r~ ""~ _54Mll0.1 ___ ._____ ~-=ex~~~•r1ains Ml" ... WOID PIOCISSOI b .. are .. : ea: ... am DOUBLE BED MS ..... mN..,,.rfl BIVll. Pull or llflU1 time. lm· --I GOOD CONDITION SAT/SUN .. 2pm. Desk. SW&e• 1"1.ne mediate~ ba our ' • 1 ti IOJO Soerrs.-7 chair 6 ottoman. TV. ~ ~°"'.!:;.";::!:!~~ ••••••'•••••••••••••••• Exec conference table • bed frame, 101pd mans llClifAllY./ .. -1-·1 but wUI tr-•-m ,. __ lena •lnt "h·'-. Beaut. finished bike, lamp1, book•. •IWD•alt · -C'.Om.-. IUl1. eond. 'i4ff: Minolta ti :':dwood , e · 1 n ·mad more. m1 Bam- E•,.... _.... .. .L.t7pe · aaam Pl.I 6 135mm dlameter,dttulartable, boo9t. 45+.,., Ith •llp1. Fl.I len1es SIS/ea. Shltb,,.adeleathercon. -L-lo-,-d-li_a_m_/_f_m_l_te_r_eo-. SECRl:l'A'IUD lYICIU HESTOlf ml1c. clerlcal. l_~vlne ta-enO f~ chain. Topther SID J1\lti bar i loola S20 athy" Jean, mfr. Ca111C.H. ~9894. ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• • IOJI oraep. 111M071; ITS.IMO .. : Cuary ea1e. 's10. '• .Jlneat Secretary A•¥ • 1tt1 ....................... ,._,,..,,. tl!O. Dlnln1 Tbl + Small wheelbarrow, •· •tonr ha1 -a-iw ,,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.......... ~ -ht•-bl·-.........,.. t if -_..'I• / • --... ""'i .... I cbn ll•, 4 aport H " llmc. Sat. f.S. 11111 Bob· at:r: u:: JO.ISlln.perwk,forote t(adame Alnander e1ed Peratan k tten. Wheeh UO. Wood bAe<lnle,R.B. to In w om~ n Ca •a•> Done. U. 8 lat ledlet or Pedlpw,.....,l (ebHttn1 baby) $11. AD dowa ICll•, I', needl "°" and ~gn11r fftm.'8 lbe US, mint-In box. "Gattt" ... ut. Balin... 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"111 .• csl4i...-cciN1) CU Ad4ia1 mHlaln•~ WI• 1400 •.-M.,... oUed walnut "7111'1tuprl/O ....................... body. overhead door. "11-.(-) 1 VI rt or . Ad d o x orolhr llt-.,hn• HWnltt, PlllWPI com· Lllmnew.'8500. Mel.t.M.... 9140 'Tl Dodie RV Van. Self· alr,am/fm1tereo, U,OOO '19• (.,.) Hermea 1, manual IOI 1 IOtO :.°.-::"';· (111)411-1144 MU1Uelll42-ol7l ........ -............. contained. Xtraa, low ml. oria owner. Mint ~=:=~====u "1'7t.•C91autoCONO) , t r ,.•rltt•r C'ontac·t ............ ••••••••••• • C 14),._, -· n.......-.-Brit '•• T ml.a... MZ-5241 coad.t.5fm: 113-1401. 'IOsaA1umf. (1115) C lllarl•• T ea•lirr ,... ... _ .. COLO -vwwa • -· w. MIWflUCHMOPmS a...ISmdwa ... tnllimt 7 . ...m11raon piano .. RT.V. 1151 Vl'a, loacled. N.8 . moor· A Model Wbol 4 Seater Dune Bu1n. •71 Courier w /ahell. W•P-r r • J l l 2 0 0 ·~ 1 141 11qu.,e B•bY Grtnd, I VeuWarraoty Ina av a ll, S17, HO. ny . esale clean. llOhp Corvalr. natn, custom aeau, etc. ouER 74 C....aiklalf!d W11tl!r".:1 • Ivory key1; h11nd l'lrVt.d '42-SMO 540-m5;M4·1811Jeves. m.,:;.veupto~~l .. ""' Sl.I00.83l·ZZ39 •1100. Ask for Dave Y 4 ape~h2ot,tlereo'. lritt. 1 Ru1ewood, xlnt cond ••r -_ .... C'u ll..-tora lt"m SHOO ADVENT VIDEO BEAM Wesuail u c ertter 4W....Dr1Wft 9510 _-. __ um_·--~---P'orYourGood Verf clean • orl1lnal Trade or h~5l orter lOOOA. 7' 1creen. waaha-cockpit. bull & deck. PEUGEOT MOPED ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71GMC1 too, dual cmpr VW, Poncheor Audi <nsutQ) 78017ti ble.liltenew,co.t$4400, Ready to complete. Nearnew.S:.S/OBO. MIWllJ-CJ aped.a.I, 4 whl dr. fully $4191 sell aooo. 982-7911 557-9508. 642 "'Pow. steer. trall-lor, loaded. flOOO. 541·3984 ' JIM MAllMO Sell\i Invali d w11 tlif.r ' L8KAN8£N Spinet. -----____ ..A_..,.._;...•17_5·_4335_· :..:___ bucket seat., fronl 1---------' YOUSW .... w br•ll u Po rtablt' 11d t'OfMI t750 6429171J Comp&«eFISHER Stereo 13....,. Wh a l e r -25hp Super buy, like new 'llO stabilizer. roll bar• Y-9570 VW·PORSC'HE·AUDI 18'7118earbBlvd. SlaiOB0~.117• •ft 8PM 116-1104 John son . con sole , Motobecane. driven 550 more. Yours for im -••••••••••••••••••••••• 4t5E.CoutfUway 142-ZOOO PEISIAN Rl'GS K1rm11n t ll U. lalahJUl 7 11 x 5 2 perfen oood SM 4328 ! Metal Cilt Curier SID ea. utht-r ml)C' r 111 aceeu 842-~ WANTED ~t c>f twin s in bunk beds or re &war Must be 1n good Condit.Ion. 536-3645 ----- ENCYLOPEDlA AMERICANA ComP.lete set. excellent condition. '75. 631·6618 Electric Garage door opener. ISO as is Lov eseat, ISO. port. D/W. S7S, Hide·a·bed 1175, misc paintings. desk & chair. S75. And more 1 968-91153 .... Wu rlltx~r Ebony s atin f1n 1:.h tons uli! w ith bench 1950 00 Phon~ 631 3474 P l.AYER P I ANO Beautiful Sl·haefer & Sons Cay 90's Upright Dark hand carved oak with stained glass in· serts & tuf\ed seat An investment! Come see. hear. play a. make offer 775.2256 - L O WRY ORGAN . 2 keyboards. pedal. Ex- cellent condition. S600. or make offer. 960-5996 WURLITZER Piano with bench. Ebony Spinet. Private Party. S900 631·6618 Sportlftc)-Gooch 1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlsc1l•1ous W-.ct IOll LIMBER UP · SHAPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• UP WITii A SLIM GYM WANTED: World Globe It traditional stand. 534·150.S ---- Exerciser. Perl. rond. All instructions. New $200. sell for S75. 960-5844 eves/wknds. Wanted: Vega engine. '69·'74. good running ISea r 's Top quality cond. buy or trade for Coleman camping tent. motorcycle. 964·4645 1~ xlO. approx. Used t M _ 1 _ 811 -t a m e. $75 960· 5844 ~ ev/wknds. wtr ..... , 1013 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale: Brand new CONN Director trombone Chrysler 15hp outboard with case. Excellent engine. in the box. 1 yr condition. 1100. 675-8052 warranty. Orig. 1950. _a_f_ter_&_P_M_. ______ Asking $750. 751·8967 Car Stereo like new 2 spltrs, graphic equal 8trk tape pla yer $200/080 968-3171 Dual 622·55 Turntable $350. Two Epicore lO's S400. Call 646-0647 IMh&W.W ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fi...-.1 tOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** Mcrl.w.ly• 2443 Littleton Pl. Coela Mesa You are the winner of 4fnettdlth ($14 value), to ..... , .. ICNllShow Mar. 4thru Mar.8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642·56'78. ext. 272 to claim your tickets. *** 14' outboard, fiberglass and wood $200. 631· 1710 or974-l205 CAMPWAYS RAFT 10 ft. 1 pc. floorboard. paddles . a ir pump. motor mount. 3 hp Johnson motor. reblt, used 2 hrs. Asking 1750. 546-43216 loah.W.W ,..... ••• t030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quilter AMP W/15" JBL. 10" Celestian. Rebuilt S250/0BO Rob 631· 7231 Medium wome n's wet SARJENT WINCHES. suit & assorted diving used. Sizes 28. 32 a. 35. equipment. 751·8967 Stainless. 642-2932. Rowing DORY, 16' glass. Teak cap rails. grates. Complete with light· weight oars. 642·2932. 12.6 Inflatable Sporlboat & lSRP n ew eng . Complete with floor boards. oars. bellows. lines, misc. 751·8987 lnfl•lable Boat 12'6" will handle 30 h.p. 0 /B SS95 642.3822 8 .W. nctrans $WO : 3h.p. 12 v 63 amp gen. $150; Heath/kit g.s s niffer S25; S.S. galley stove 135; bronxe strut/shat\ log for l" SUIO; Mech lach and cable ISO; 3 props 14x10-12, S20 ea; new Jabsco 12 v pump 135; 15 gal. fuel $20. Call 536-126S For Sale : Brand new Chrysler 15hp outboard engine, in the box. 1 yr warranty. Orig. 1950. Asking $750. 751·8967 teleflu steering, swivel mi. '450. 644.1163. mediate de 11 very . 'Tl DODGE 8200. auto, al llayakle Drive seats, cover Ir trailer. ~-=---------C028870) air, Clllm int. map, xlnt. Newport Beach 17S.0900 77 IMW 320I Xlnt l'ODd. S2950. Will de· Meta:cydn/ $7419 Sia 080 PP 164-7170 duct $400 lf trailer not In· 5"ohn 9150 · ' · Premium prices 41,000mi. 4 speed. IWl· cl Call Howard at ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTAMISA "72Fon1Van.CustomZOO. peidforuyUMdcar roof. air conditioning, ~101. HONDACB650,l979.less AMCJ9 hpd. lla11. Clean. Cforeipordomeatlcl casette . Ori1inal than 500 mi. $1500. 549-IOU l!D....... lniooclcondltion. platinum fin is h . 95S-032S ---------• S. U• P1nt! <808RXC) SALi 0. Ta.ADI Power boat. 28' Eddy Cr aft Cabin Cruiser. Sipe 4. reblt eng. new paint. very nice shape. Will pay cash difference for car of higher value. SL IP AVAIL . NEWPORT. $6,900. 631-1900 or 673-3711. Al B~cotti. '78 YAMAHA YZ80E. Runs good, extras. S4SO. 556-aMS '75 HONDA Xl75. $300. 556·6045 '75 2.SOMX Can·Am. race prepped. completely rblt 3 spare wheels /tires. S53S 50-7023 '74 JEEP Wagonttr. lo 'Tl Ford ~ T., lumber S7flS mi. A/C. power. all rack. llUlt aell. A.altln1 MMMAllMO xtras. 13.995. 557·1868 $2800. 4N-5117 eves. YOUCSW A~IH '76 BLAZER nu eng . CB. IMMACw.ATI Ll711 Beach Blvd . am/fm cass. eq. S4000. '77 Doc11e Trades zoo. 14~2000 644·22226.·lOJeff 20K mi, P/S, P/B. A/C. Cruise, cstm. int/ext . 5 101ll•dl IMW '78 Ram Charger. am /Im 8·lrk, ps, air. off.road susp. lo mi Call a ft M a n Y x t r a s . :!888 ll;irbor Hf\·d '77 BMW 320i S7 ,000/080. 962·5900. l·11!lta ~h·i:a ~o 03:10 234RZQ 54S-8261. Brad '77 BMW 320i 2:30pm 964·6131. ---------Wanted truck lnterna· 922TWX --'77 Custom Ford Van. Uonal Van Metro. small •79 320i 17' Deep V. 100 HP Mere. SlSOO t r aile r incld. 631·611M. '76 YZ Yamaha 250: Barely ridden. SSOO. J e~p '77 CJ 5 : Low xlnt cond, runs on reg, '61.4cyl894-1834 799UW mileage . Xlnl cond. makeorfer. 751-4268 '79 BMW 3201 Xtras . Mu s t se ll ! Alltol. ... orted 3S8WRE 22' 1967 Chris Cr aft 631·8194. Cutlass-Classic, xlnt --------- cond.210hpChev.cuddy '77 Honda 175 Elsinore, cabin. Offshore or ski. dirt bike. xlnt cond. Buying bigger boat-must sell. $550/080. $5000/0 BO. 675-1306. AulolW..e.d 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79BMW320iA 832·4535 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alfa lo.eo 9705 836YZE ----1 WEPAYTOPDOLLAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'llOBMW538i MUSTSELL for top used c ars -8567.SU must sacr. 14000 or _55_2_·546_1_. _____ _ •79 Toyota foreign. domestics or LEASE 21402 M•91Mrlte Like new, low miles ch1J1$(cs. If your car is Pn all options S6900/0 BO extra clean. see us DIRECT! Wfl'f make offer. 637·7918 I '81 Honda ATC 110. Brand SALE. SEALED BID I New, Used once. S800. 968-5210 FIRSI'! ....... Ylefo 131-2040 495-4949 Closed Sundays As is, where is. '67-35' 770-8334 or548·3864 ~ 1911 ALFA Chris Cr aft Sea Skiff. '76 Kawasaki KX 250. Tnteks 9560 CF'6364EC. See vessel at Factory Dirt Race Bike. •••.•••••••••••••••••••• SPIDllS '71MW Advan ce M a r in e xlnt cond.. very fas t. '80 Datsun k. Dynamite 2002 4 speed. Tramport, 1672 Placen· S500 080 548-3864. or Pick· Up IEACH IMPORTS Air conditioning. stereo. tia Ave, C.M. Ca. Feb. 25 770-3334 5 s p eed. Am . Fm ~I Ill Or-.. Comfy 848 Dove Street <640EHD> thru March 4 between ---------cassette. US..7234 ) 2925 Haroor Blvd. NEWPORT BEACH S2'95 8am·5pm. Sealed bid '78 RM125 Suzuki. Also '74 $4911 COSTA MESA 752-0900 JIM MAllMO opening 2pm. March 4 at XR7S Honda. Also 3 rail Barwick Imports 979 2500 ----office at South Coast motorcycle trlr. Must lll-1311 1-----·-----A.. 9707 VOUCSWAGIH Marine Surveyers, 5732 sell. 752-6470 ---------WI IUY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18711 Beach Blvd. E. 2nd St. Long Beach. --------'IO CHEYIOLn 77 AUDI FOX 142-2000 90803. Bid must be ac-MINl·BIKE t/a PICKUP CLEAN CARS Dynamite 2 door. sun· •----•••• companied with money Honda M R-50. good V-8 AND TIUCKS roof 4 speed with stereo. r- order or casha·ers check cond. $200. 548·2591 eves · auto. trans.· factory Sh , air cond .. power steer-arp. <779SPZ) IOI McLAUN'1 made Pa Y .a b I e to '71 Yamaha 2SOMX. xlnt ing. stereo cassette. A $3495 Charles Beal an amount cond s,s75 pretty polar white gem JIM MAltlMO of 1~ of bid. Balance of '631.4648. eves. with only 8000 miles. VOUCSW AGIM bid due 10 days. E n· ---------coordinated white spoke velope mus t state MotorHoMH,S•I wheels a. white lettered 1B711Beaeh81vd. "Sealed Bid". Owner re-R...t/Stol91)9 tl60 tires, dual tanks, sliding 142-IOOO 850N. Beach Blvd. serves right to r efuse ••••••••••••••••••••••• rear window & beautiful LA HABRA anyorallbids. • RENT: 22 ' lux. mtr red Cheyenne Interior .-.HIUYH 76AUDIFOX <5Mi.No.ofSAFwy) home. Sips 6, self-cont. which Is spotless. (3142) Top dollars for Sports 4 cylinder. auto .. AM -17141512·5333 LIVE Aboard boat In $275 /wll . + 8•/mi. Onsalefor only Cars, Bugs, Campers, FM.radialtires.deluxe SundaybyAppt. Live aboard slip . 40' ,,..A_ $7299 9H's,AIMll's wheel covers. extra I~~~~~~~~~~ _._.. .._ .. 'orU/C MGR clean, low m iles. white .. Owens ready to move ---------IOI WITH "'M ,_.. '' .. onto. NB. 642·4644 WE C .a. .... SILL "' MM MAllMO tan. c5isnN > 751MW D y namite 200 2 automatic with only 51 ,000original miles. Air conditioning, stereo. Mint. l419NJCQ) 30' Pacemaker '63. xlnt cond. 400 m i. range. Cn.mader diesel eng, lo mi, all canvas. fresh palnt topside & bottom. Dana Pt. $17.000 firm. Days (213)483-3249. 21 ' Lyman Lapslralle Bay launch 1964 V8 Gray Muine, xlnt cond must Stt to app. 675-5208 WAMTID 25' diesel Skipj ~c~. Days: 760-1932: Eves: 673-3475. 15' ski/speed, 8S hp Mere. overhauled, trailer. $2000/080. 644-4839 ~" YOUCSW A•IH SI '95 YOUI R. V. 7600 Westmin1ler Ave. YOUCSW AGIM 559-1304 in Westminster 11711 Beach Blvd . 893-7S51 631H880 HUNTINGTON BEACH '77 To)'Ota. mini motor 142-2900 hm Sleeps 4 +. Top 79 FOltD cond. ~.OOOmls. gd g.a ~ ton Ranier. Only TOPDOl.LAI ml1.-.00.642-4178 14,000 actual miles . P""-FOll Sharp! (Nm453) ,....., For Sale: '74 Eld. Mlni SlftS •OOD & CLIAN Motorbome. 24', loaded, .. MM.ARIMO llSmCAIS! A-1 cond. St.350. Call YOUSWA•9' (714~. 18711 Beach Blvd. TNlln. TNTtl 9 I 70 ___ 1_42_·_200_0 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lx30 Aristrocat, like new '78 Toy. w/shell, many 15,000. <KP9858). !'tras, looks sharp, ask- 498-3Bl6 mg S4000. 942.9300 T.....,.. Utllty 9I10 '77 Ranchero, white with •••••••:••••••••••••••• blue int, lo mileage, like WANTED! . @~ft~ 534-4100 13731 Harbor Garden Grove SHH .. MMAllMO YOUCSWA•Bt 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 '72 Audi. new brakes. automatic lOOLS 4 dr. 11 ,000 eve IM0-3982 9712 '77 BMW 630CSJ. bur1W1· IMW dy, 45pd, stereo, St8,SOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PP . 897·1044 d ys . For the best deal in 951·9642evea Orange County ... Come SeeUsToday!! BMW 2002, '74 Am /Fm SADDLHACI stereo. air, must sell. $4800 673-0831. loah. Power t040 14 • Motorboat without ••••••••••••••••••••••• motor w/1 yr bch tie-up 36' CHRIS Tri-cabin. T /S. al Backbay S20064.2·8674 M<Yl'ORCYCLE TRAILER · 3 Rails, Good Cond. S400 OBO. ~9732 n e w , 1 o wn e r , g•s/propane, bed cover. custom whls a. mags. (714)~87Z2. Late model Toyolas and Volvos . Ca ll us TODAY !!! Y M.LIY IMPC>aTS 2840'2 Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo '76 BMW 2002. Sunroof, AM/FM cass. Cd cond. sec>ootb6t orr. 499·3.S36 '80 J20i 5spd, ate. Black w/gold rims many many xtr as ! Assu m lse 533-4434 Gd . cond. S1 9.000. 673-9060 IT'S EASV! Look for your name and addre11 In today's cla19lflecl teetlon. If you find It, call "2-5179 Ext. 272 and we wm arran1e for you to pick up your tickets at the nearest offtc~ of th~ Pllll CLASSIC Metal 6x8 utility trailer, 'SS Chev 11,; ton Flatbed 1948 Chris Craft 22• removable 4' wood withliftgateS700. runabout. SlSOO. Tony sides. 642-4610 645-1700 631-4286or675.(>915 'T3 D t p U ---------A• s.r.lc P.ts a . . w/camper lotlh. I"'/ & ~ 9400 shell. A/C, runs areal. c.......-9050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1850, or bsl. Owner • •. •••••• ••• •• • • ••..... must sell. 552-898'7 •IMMAC28'·34' BOATS SSAYISAYIS 61,;mo. plans prepaid wnH USID PARTS from 1119/mo. including Imported car parts slip. lessons 714/984·5994 IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY •IMMAC28'·S4' BOATS lOlN. Manchester 6/12mo. plans prepaid Anaheim 776-9900 from SlllO/mo. Including slip. lessons 714/984·5994 Taite time to relax and shop at home. It's simple with Dally Pilot Classified Ads. And if you have somethlnt to sell, call a friendly Clastlfled Ad-Vl1or al M2-se78 TOTOT A·YOL YO ................ c ......... " ••'-nOJ ., uo.u67 Top Dollar Paid For Your Car! JOHNSON & SOM U.CDlll Uer:!'/ 2621SHar~rBlv . Costa Mesa 540·5630 lll-2040 495-4949 Closed Sundays OIAM(H COUNTY'S OLDEST Sales.Service-Leasing Row CarYer ,htc. Rolls lloyce BMW lMOJambortt Newport Beach 640.6444 Capri '715 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Capri xlnt cond. nu tires. am t fm cass Sl500 /0 BO 645·5374 642-6189 '79 Capri Ghia. auto trans. extremely lo m i. beaut. car in perfect cond. Must see. 551·3771 '74 Capri. Very gd cond. DetAlled in/out. V6, snrf, Want Ad Help? 642·5178 A/C. S2900. 646·3650 llotlh.WI 9060 ForSale CHEAP!! ~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~ . ...................................................................•..... : ..•..•..•........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slightly used turbo kit '70-'74 Datsun Z cars 788-5837. Erickson 32', '75, loaded, custom int-ext. Bristol cond. Offer or R.E. P.P. 988.7903, 981l·Oll72. ---------Four Posi·trac tires It Prindle 18, rainbow sail. map. Universal. 5 lu1. trlr. beaut., like new. like new $300. 770-8334 or 12275. 171-8546 548-31184 41 ' Sall Boat. inboard en1. &ood cond. first Sl0,000.133-7381 dys 14 ' Rhod es Bantam Fiber1la11. Genoa. M aln-traile r Steve 551-Gfl Columbia 28 ; '70, xlnt cond. 6 equip. w /possi- ble Newport slip. Asking ll0,50D. '114/131-4352. ,.. .... Datsun% motor + ..... ,.... 7.._Hl7 Wanted: Ve1a en1lne, 'It· 'T4, 1ood runnin1 coad, buy or trade for motoreycle. 914-41145 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT NonCBTO READERS AND ADVEM'ISEU Tiiie price of ltema advertiud bJ velalcle dealen In tllie velalclt MIWrOll'f MAllttA claHllied advertlelnl IUpt Avail. .....1 colW'ftl d6" not In· elude. any appllcable For Sale: Brand new Cbr)'ller ~P outboard enllDe. In lhe boa. l yr warranty. Orl1. 1150. AlldnltnO. 751-MT 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt boat dock on Newport t .. -. UClllllt. tnmr.r blMd. IO' max. 11• mo. r.... finance oart•• _.. d-or 171-7117 r..earm...U...~ ,_ tral Mice ~·Uou ..... ---------• or.....,. ........ ,, lllp for .e.ower _boa1.l'-1~e!AT7i~~-.~· .. ~ .,,.,,,_, etee. eo o••r· --~..!.'". a... ........ N.B.ITI--.. , _ _......._.. --; -~.-. ' . ·.,..,, . . . --· . ....-..-.---... -Or 0oMt OAM.Y '9LOT/Frfd • Februa 27. 1981 _.........__ I ,_, l -··•P•· ....._ .. !. w .....,,., • .w ._. .. i......... ··~· .... ...1...... .... . ...................................................... : ............. ~·.~~~ .. :: ....... ~.":':!.·.~ ...... . 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A blu ll on th is buutlful o ra ngf' body aide moldlnf!s . un only M7•9CM4or780-0ll9. black beauty for tl\e metalUc with blar lt In Th•mo1uard proct1on 23.eoomi, penon who truly enjoys t e rlor s p o rts car Pkl fr u n dercoat 754'7174 4SOSL/m aint. tn xlnt. drivln1 t he ultimate (14$ZSU > Enjoy youniclr <08300ll. <Stll. 242) '75 Dats un Z80Z , • / c, cond. F. equip. Poss •Porta car. 13l52l It is In and enjoy ownlnir this OML Y 14269 am/Im stereo. 5'.250. neg pric e . 0 a n superb condition and on diamond for only MIWPOIT DATSUN 7fl0.3881 646.2m . sale for Ssttt •Dove Street -----Slltt IOI WITHAM Nf':WPORT BEACH Phlt 9725 °78 4SOSL. ~lk on blk. IOI WITHAM YOLISWA•IM IJJ.IJOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• p!!:tsht~.r•~s . m int YOUCSWA•IM 7ft00 We11tmlns ter Avt' MUST SILL!U ::S1•5i55 4• mi. S30.000 7600Westmlnster Ave in Westminster For Sale I t7' A •y I 21 in Westmlnster 893-7551 &•78*1 "" '76 450 SF.L. met. brn 1193-7551 638-7880 For•• Datsun Z motor -t other,..t• 761-Si l 7 .,,,. l!llOZ Mtl\'1•1 ti I 111111• whl ... x Int 1•111111 .,,·111111, nu 11-tflH CHEAP!! SPOITCOUPE s unroof. ulloys. ne w -- Slhchtly Ufll'd turbo kit 4 a pefd trans .. air condi· tires. 33.000 mi. mint ·73 914, new enJC. & clutch, '71~ '74 l>alAun 7. cani llonlng, AM/FM sh'reo $17.500. 645·07?6 u/c, xlnt mpg, cover . 71111 1113'1 radlo with ca1111C'ttetape . looks & runs great. 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M a p I e $4600. 498 3962 11700/bellt offer Call Yellow /Bamboo 15,600 1)51 9(1.5()6 PM to 9 rM tr m i. a 11 c• x 1 r as no 11ns wc•r , PLfo:t'\SF: alum i n um w h et>ls kt•ep trylnit' hartt/sort tops. 1m m IH '111 .. i ot 124 Svidt•r I 'onvt•rt1hlt• Onl v 211.11112 1111 l t•?1' • Mukc• mont hl y pa y Ill I' II I II 11 II fl cl 0 W fl llm!ll.IS1 ltnrwlrk l1111111rh $34 ,250 s ell o r 1st• 760-1933. 548 9U9 4 r.1s.1510 '1 O Merc ed l' i> St' d :.r n 211ost-:. loud('d . ctark hrown w/t un lthr int 1·11 11 m:J s141 loll loyce t7 56 ••••••••••••••••••••••• #I DEALER IN U.S.A. ClOSIO SUNOAYS. Ul-lll 1 M II?. 4.'~I. c·1•t-: 27K m1 Saab 9760 111•11 1"1111 )(111 like• lll'W , lo hc•l•tc' $21!.5110 fi4<1 511:1:1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11111•·~ lt /t•. 11111 f 111 . wkk111l1<. O'Vl'~ :i<lfi <l51Hi 111111111 At lrrttrc• Milt~r/11110 ;l:11ly 111111 ttilr. H.... 9727 'Ill! Mc•r1•1•d1•i. :!llllS l.!tl LEASE DIRECT! ) Get GREEN rush Have o;omc•t h 1n i:: you People w .. -need ....,,PIA • forWHITE I h '"' ,...~ ... S<•lhnl{ onythin" w1lh 11 ··1:• :•,111-, 1 ·111.,,11, It I 11 " e ep unh want to sell'' n ass1rit>d ~hould "lwavs nhbt•k lht• ' ' t J111/ rJ r • ·" "''"' " th Cl r d I ~ " ' ~ llo1ly l>ilot ('laio.1rlP1I t'\11 I k 1 r1111d . S.14011 ur hc·~I 11rr1·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1:;1 "ilf!l, 75!1 ~ll fl Brll VISIT YOUI OUMGICOAST 1981 SAAi TUll01 ;, W1 a ass1 1e 1 <Jds do rt ""t•ll Call Service Dir~c-tory in tht• ••111• .1 ,. ,.. ..... t 11 11 "''' , n•llooln ul1 , ''"~"''' ii;: Call 642-S6711 NOW 642 Sl>lll •~ 11 ~rrn111l• 11111111•1 C'11ll 1111 •l"'"'I" t.llltHt t ~ _ · DAILY PILOT Jlli.l 1·ull fl.42 !ifl1K Wll tlll~I 11111 " 1 •' I I 1 "'' '' .. ~ . nm .'llt".n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••., ••. •••••••••••• ••••• : •••• •• ot, •• 100 Autot, Hew 9100 Atlf••. Hew 9100 "! 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( BRAND NEW 1980's MODEL RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBrr RABBIT DASHER DASHER DASHER DASHER DASHER DASHER DASHER DASHElt DASHER DASHER PICKUP PICKUP PICKUP CONVERTIIU SCI ROCCO saaoa:o SCI ROCCO '.ltX~ NUYBIR SH1111L N UMBlR 6420 987668 5648 856289 6007 925735 62 I I 931497 6218 876700 5753 111015 5916 911960 6173 953140 6338 971784 6429 988110 6536 920312 5759 858490 6181 954094 6841 956032 5894 093745 5937 115751 6795 197797 6228 12023) 6378 172122 6743 196703 6303 187337 6520 140362 6060 141163 6015 141463 6327 975195 6419 9f 9129 6510 935641 511(.i<t:R PFllCE VOUR PRIC.E 5650 5120 7390 6250 6449 5250 7549 6170 7318 5975 7270 5970 6945 5175 6410 5520 6420 5460 6480 5510 6410 5315 6637 5730 6790 5710 7414 6195 9155 7565 9630 7915 9630 7996 9675 7910 9405 7145 9630 7915 9600 7950 9600 7150 9165 7560 9765 8749 1739 8390 7950 7939 7451 6455 6511 995468 7595 7050 6516 919473 7595 6160 6525 931211 1145 7410 6561 114511 I 0,420 9465 6269 066417 I 0,214 1060 6549 050516 I 0,529 7160 6153 057627 tt70 1260 6527 I 35417 15, 950 13, 9IO DISCOUNT 530 1140 1199 1379 1343 1300 1070 960 960 970 1025 907 1080 1219 15YO 1715 1634 1695 1560 1715 1650 1750 1605 1375 799 800 1003 545 735 665 955 2224 2669 1710 1970 MODEL CAMPER CAMPER HlllAL -"' 6296 114357 6298 113638 16,990 14,695 14,539 11,995 DtSCOUNT 2295 2544 BRAND NEW 1981's RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT DIESEL RABBIT DIESEL RABBIT DIESEL RABBIT DIESEL RABBIT DIESEL RABBIT DIESEL DASHER DIESEL DASHER DIESEL DIESEL WAOON DIESEL WAOON SCI ROCCO SCI ROCCO .ETTA .ETTA PKJCUP PICKUP DIESEL PICKUP DIESEL PICKUP DIESEL PKJCUP CONVERTIBlf CONVERT18lf CONVERTllt.E 6593 013746 6619 014256 6677 041471 6701 052259 6662 031062 6567 000386 6626 021786 6627 021102 6639 025168 6657 030316 6687 041175 6910 901441 6915 901991 6912 900315 6925 902557 6921 013950 6922 011649 6712 161780 6685 6730 6705 7665 7665 7635 7675 7965 7675 1445 7735 I 0,610 6345 6398 6210 6915 6999 7310 7410 7720 7435 1010 340 332 425 680 666 255 265 245 240 365 7490 245 9915 625 10,610 9990 I 0, 995 I 0, 150 10,165 9650 620 845 515 9245 9245 1720 1590 655 6772 177171 6156 075444 !' 1975 7140 1590 1140 12'3 655 580 682 6641 492 6860 520 6837 070297 6870 076536 6890 010614 6885 071824 7310 1110 1320 490 7160 76 I 0 250 1415 1110 375 6649 003767 10,330 9650 9110 6656 002716 10.555 680 675 6610 000730 I 0,330 9610 650 CONVERTIBlf 6614 001554 6744 017933 I 0, 950 I 0, 160 11,530 'I 0,525 VANAGON "L" VANAGON "L" VAtMMsON 6110 059674 7039 04JltJ I 1,530 I 0,530 11, I 20 I 0,211 790 1005 1000 905 CAMPBt "P"ZT' 6172 02559 I 14,535 13, I 60 I 3 7 5 ALL VIHICLES PLUS T Al AND UCEHSI • SUIJICT TO PllOR SALE • DOC Fii • SALi EMDS MAICH I, I ti I -;l-' ) f 'I . -~ -· -· ·-___.. HOH DA '711 ?J«l!'it-:1. lo·1~11rt• world lu-11111 v 7flt< "''· 1 ..... , urrr 11vc•r $4!JOfl 4!14 WCI!> HIADQUAITllS ~~ .............. !?.~~ TODAY!!! UMIVllSITY ~t'\l.fo:.'l At S Y.llVH ·1-. OLDSMOllU HOHDA GMC TRUCKS :'K'llll l11rl1ur Ill v•I n >ST /\ M l'.S/\ 540-9640 '71HOMDA 1'ynam1t1• 5 s1>t•t•1I rl'IJ hutrh ha\·k Only '15.111.10 JJ111c'S tlCINDYM I $3795 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN llrTI I Reach Bl vd 842-2000 · 19 WI! n Io m i . a t' radials. reg gas \lo II r ranty 1137 .fW()J '77 ll11nda ACCOR 0 5i.pd xlnt cond. am fm stl·n·o tass $3750 9f,l;-05! I rlav., 834 0277 t•ves · 71MGMIDGET 1 ••vl1111lc·r , '1 i1Jw1 •1t Su m "'"' '' h1·rc• 11111 1l11w11 I ho• lOJI, h1•11fl ffll I h1 hc·:cl'll a ncl lt ,rvc• f1111 Thr' •·•111"•rt1t1l1· 1~ rn '11111·r11ir 1·11r11t11111n wll h •111lv 15,0IMI milc·~ a111I on ':rl1• rli.'">4lrYz1 IJnly $3499 IOI WITHAM VOLKSW AGEH 7600Westminstt-r A\•· 1n Westmins ter 1193 7~1 638 711110 '79 MG MIDGET 4 <"y lt nder. 4 :.pl•('cl . radial steel tire:. w1lh m ;i~s E xt r ;r l'l1•;in hmwn .,., ith 10111 m lies 1909W<-JZ I $4995 ~Uf<l'\Jt Mou'a'td ~ VOl KSWAG fN tNC 534-4100 13731 Harbor Garden Grove IEACH IMPORTS >WI I k1vt> ~I rw t Nt-:W l'Olt1' tH:ACll 752-0900 ORANGE COUMTY SAAi Ill 'Y o r I. Jo:ASE 1mn:c1" OV Jo:ltS fo:M; n..:r.1v ..:1<1t-:s Toyota 9765 ....................... ·79 Celrc·a GT gold \lo 1\h beige int. 5~pd . s nrf m ags S620() ORCI ~5-27RI fi.15 117~2 ·771 T11,·ot:.r Corona Irr' F:ci -td r. ~e<I p .... r .., h·f'r ;Jffi fm <l\•r l"lr~<; llUlll a rr brn tn<'lt C:rl N1n<t :i:i.nm m1 S.1-175 536 1;941 Tri.nph 9767 ••••••......•...••..... '79 /\<'t·rird S1l vl•r llatrhb:.rt·k. xlnt t·•rnd 79 MG MIDGET 78 TRIUMPH mu.-;t .,a•· SS200 fii5 77M ~ r~ lmder. I 'Pl'l'd lk .rt , SPITFIRE , I ~ummt·r pnt'l'" 1111 11111 4 <-yhndl'r 4 'fl""d For 79 llonda. hkt> brand I ' er t 1 h I t'' n., .... ' thespnrt:. c·ar enthus1:1-.1 ne111 . nt'"' r<idral ). t718YBR r A ht•.111l1f11I who knu111 s ho" hH'llJ•I\ brakes. air. tap<' det·k 'unbur!'t \'l'llo"' "11 h clrinng 1220wc~ r T hi:-. SS50fl OBO Befllrl' Ram black top :.rnd nnh 111.11011 little maroon hc·aut.v is or afll'r4pm 497 436'1 miles makei:; thr-. ,..,,. ;r in excellent 1·ondit1on bargain for onlv und on s:.rlt· for only '78 ACCORD LX 5sptl s nrf. $4895 $4299 $3999 857-2264 IOI WITHAM IOI WITHAM VOLKSW AGEM VOLKSW AGEM JOCJYCW 9730 7600Westm mster ''"'. 1 7fi00 Westmmster A'e ••••••••••••••••••••••• in We stmrnslt•r m Westmins ter '63 JAG 3.8 893 7~1 fi:ui 7HSIO 1193 75..51 63S-7AAll s pe.ed with nverdri vt' 7fl rrumph Xlnl r11nr! J et black Mark II 1 IMGI 9744 . T Nearmint 158.5Cll(J • ••••••••••••••••••••••• T apl'. on•r<l rv. ·10 .11011 $5995 '79 MGI mt S.">.500. Larry 640-o:urn JIM M •11 .... 0 4 speed. 24.oo milt·~. 111'"' '77 TRIUMPH A "' 1 t1res.stereotaJ>(' l!IJn<; 1 YOUSW AGEH CREVIER IMW SPITFIRE 187ll~achRlvd ' lst &Broad"'a'' 4 cylinde r . 4 s pt'l'<l 142-2000 Santa Ana 83.S :1171 radio. heater & lugga~t· rack A mastcrpiere or d esign and ha nd ling She is a brif!hl sunflower ye llow and p e rforms perfeet. 1555T JV ) You may own he r for only '67 JaJ?uar 3.8 MK llS a ll '69 MGB·GT AM l f'J\I orig very well ma rn ra dio ca sse tte . wire lained Must Sacririre wheels . J?ood mitea~e 846·8570 $2495. 1714 I 536-0755 or '67 J aguar 4 2 Sed a n Class1r Wire wht>eb. a i r . Am 1-~m . BridJ?esto nes S7250 Pr iv at e P a r t\ (7141548-5647. . '16'h Jag XJ12L. mint cond. 33,000 mi. loaded. $7800. 64-0-5930 '71 JAGUAR XJ6. Xlnt cond. Well maintained S52SO/ofr 979-2112 I.,..... G hia 9734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 ronvert. auto. am-rm tape. lo mi. xlnt runnini? c o nd . a ll o r il! S3SOOJOBO. 494-5361 -----M~hln 9740 ........•............•. '79M-IEH% Showroom . new ZAOO with only 22.000 miles. 4 s peed . air . steerin~. rn .ise ront rol. Sti 11 in ra r t ory w a r ra n ty (12209) $16,995 JIMMAllMO YOUSWAGEM 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 ---·- '73 280C. It. blue. well pre· s er v ed c la ss i c . $8500/0BO. 752-2404 dys; 552-5477 eves. Mercedes 300SD· '79 Maple yellow. stri~d. s unroof. slereo/ca ss. polis h ed wheel s . Beautiful & minl cond. S28.SOO. 557.9044 : eves 7fl0.0l89 Mercedes 300CD. '79. Ivory. only 13.000 ml. xtr1 lank. (714)642-5392 '73 MBZ 280. 4 door. <2131 792-2952. Ask for l.arri .. ~ 9741 ...........•..••....... LEASE DIRECT! 1981 PEUCiEOT TURI01 IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NF.WPORT BEACH 752-0900 ---- '79PEUGEOT 504 Diesel sedan with on· ly 22.000 oriji!inal m iles. Orili?inal rust red finish. Automatic I 122101 S79t5 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 Ponclw 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I '7t POISCHE ..,21"COUPE VS. S speed, air rond . pwr. windows. r ruise. AM /FM cass. & under 16.000 miles! (920()36ft) $27,tH THEODORE ROBINS FORD 206(1 HAllBOll Bl\/ 0 COSTA Ml'>A b'17 0010 Porsche Carrera TarJ(a. 1975. Classic. Xlnt cond. AM/FM, A/C. 120.000. 714/6.11-7270 '78 Por 924, lo m l. must sell. Come stt Make or- fer. 493-0374 Xlnt cond. S7000. 790-9278 '78\.41 Porsche 924. 14.000 --ml. red, loaded. lmmac. 450SL, '71, Lite Blue. Sl0,850. 873-3894evea. 50,000 ml, ori1 owner. See to a]>prtt. 119,900. P.P.7»1908. 'Tl• SL: Quslt wtalte, dnt t'Clnd., •.ooo mUea. Call 144·150 evea els wknclll or m.0433 da ys. '73 9llT, 7" a l loya, loftl'ed, super cond. In • out. Sto.soo. SM·J835 Porsche 112. '87 Best offer •·4121 S34tt IOI WITHAM VOUCSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave in Westminster 893·7551 638·7880 VoluWCICJl'ft 9770 ...............•.....•. '75 Aug S unroof. EXCF.Ll.F:NT CONDITION. I (0311791 Slt ll Barwick Imports 131-3311 BOB WITHAM SAYS WI HAVE IUGS IEXCB.UMT S&ECTIOMOF .t BUGS .t KARMANN GHIAS ,t'CONVERTIBl.F.S ,t'SUPER RUGS Crom 1966thru 1978 See Us Today For Best Select ion IOIWITHAM VOUCSWAGIH 7600Westmlnsler Ave. i.n Westminster 893-7551 638·7880 71 VW SCllOCCO 4 cylinder, S speed. A sports car with VW re· liability and econom y. A beautiful (!Old metallic with custom brown In· tenor and a dream lo drive. <861VQI) On sale for only SHtt IOlwmtAM YOUCSWA ... 7900Weslm insler Ave. in Westmlnster 893-7551 638.7980 7tYWIUS Dynamite 7 paaaen1er 4 speed. Oriclna.I brown and J!eite. ( ISTlOD > ""' .atMAIMO ¥0&.DWA ... 1m 111eec1a •~ 141..ntt ~.~.·-~...... • •••• ~.f •• ~ •.....•••••••• ~ ••.•.•••••• ~~ •••.•• , •••• ~.~ ..•.•••.... •1>vt '''' tn W Hll C .. uotllt "II ... ttJI ...... UM4 ... ~............. .. ............. ....................... ....................... . .......•...•.•............................... 16 fW •AM 'a• YW ,.1111, ._..,. 6 "U Mu IAllbtt. Good '71 IU•11wood Eatale •64 DAIT COMYT. ....... ttlJ '!w!,~1.. ........ r-.. .... 'ft left door Una ...... ,,...ia.~. Wiil. All ltrk 1tereo, Cleu6ori1. ttl50. f'or-•••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ·-.,... • artpt ..... •tr.. '~ traaaportatlon. •lee w1da./ ... t. a /c, ..-•••· 'IT MU11.U1. UM oria. ~ '9 ~ • ., ,_ W .....,. 1.....,. rull +many 'Tl Chal._,er, 5 ipd. xlnt ml. Int. xltlt, llftda body ~ Or ... ..,,., llUtT c;~ "t I ~ cond. tl• tOed. am/fm, other ex-1i::: :-;:01 all ort1 • ......... ~ -.a.--•• .. ••••• .. •••••••••••• -tru. 541--. N.B. -AM ana -" •• 1 • M d -----,.----~ 'M C•••;tlltle lui-YOUI #I 'Tl lloMe .... pwr. u t, ,..... 9940 71 uatang, restore . .. -"'--_ .. -080 60,000 ml. oria owner. ""'IAmf ..... ,........ ..... coM ::~ .. ,-. -· -.••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~JM1t1 • .... trw .... ..._ -1080 w..d>A... -....l'IMD 71flOllDLTD Od cond, moo. 644·5911 .., m'ta'a1 . ...,_ •aaa Ol•MllCOUMTY! ''7 a..y Camero, reblt The Johnaon &r Son _e_v_es_. ______ _ A __.., .,... ,..._, IUI ...... b'UI 12,000. Call 1oldea toudl makes ttiia ... ...., Must. 289 auto. air, • ....., ... •H..Ul '61 SALD.S!RVICt: KelthlNz.1012 beallt.ltul car a must P/S, 12300/080. P .P. • t tr••· A •let I>' lunafll·llOOO -'4St ANDLt:ASING teaturlng Cactory air 64().u.15 ~.a,..• car and of '73 Caprice Classic t'Ond .. Landau roof, (~) • i. on aa1• ~ rond llbll •mlJ _ lOM/)'r.~.545-7506. C484WQT ) Now just ••••••••••••••••••••••• e..... YW ,.Ualllllll)' VW ltlO l'on v•rt N~~ Loaded. Less th an power 1teerln111 more. ,_...,. 6 \TUI N.w pelal, lop, (.. S3779 '780lda. Cutlass 116ft lrtlr radlal1, 1botlu, .I .. ~ •. 721MPALA J~&SOH Supreme Brougbam IOI wnMAM •v•rytltml~.!, !,re~:!'..." 1 . ~~,~~~~: ;:~::l 1 Runa 1~1.~toeo . u.. Mercwy ~;!C:::~fyu11 ~:r,epr!.ai~.8e:; ,..._.._. ._.., -_,.,.., .... """'' 21128 Harbor Blvcf. lnonthly payments and ?•Well ....... Ave -or• tD For sale '73Chev Impala, Coela..Mesa down. C543VOYI la w ....... m.t .. r ConY1 '74, xlnt ronct Ne"N 71 CADILLAC 4 dr. xlnt cond. bst ofr 540.5610 Barwick Imports ._,., m 7• r adl•I• 1H1t o S4 500 CNDIYIUI 953-2591 131-JJI I 911 4'*> '73 Gran Torino, 60.000 / "7) YW IUS Air conditioning, s tereo C.,,.. 9tZ5 mi, orig owner. reg gas, 072 Cutlass good l'Ond, D~ 7 pauenger 4 Sharp '111 VW Habbll t.. taiw. power windows. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1200/ofr. 968·9110 a mtrm, a ir . $600/0BO .tP991l °"'"'al blut' A blu, •utl•. Alt ', AM l"M, split po wer s eats . '76 Cordoba Blk w/Burg. 851·1807 white ,.rinh e:ng101· nu llrt'lj Ken O•Jnahuc leathe r inte rior, t ilt int. AM /FM 8 Trk-Cass-ltlO FORD !Rrlmll t'79 ~ext 52 wheel. <'ru1 se control NuTires-LoMi-RegGas fillAMADA SJ•tl llere is your opJ)Ortunity $2900. 751-9819 • DRIVEN BY A FORD ... MA...0 '72Su~r8eetlc &owner to own a truly rine EXECUTIVE This l.tkt! new Rehlt engine automobile. One of the COlllll II,.. 9930 beautiful 4 door features YOUSWA•IM V I ~""lst 12490 m o s t I u x u r i ·o u s •••••••••••••••••••• ••• loads of options includ-llTll kacb Blvd ""~~t..,u9.,. .... er) Ameriran cars ever 77U~OL .... ,..,., .,.., """ ,.. ing power windows. fac-14J0JOOO built. in s uperior t'Ondi· MAii V tory air cood .. vi nyl top. 7'J Bus . Sl'\rr, am/fm lion with a beautiful cruise control. (927ZZD > n YW IAlllT m a r 0 0 n f i n ; 5 h Air rond., power· win· 4 c-ylinder. 4 speed , air cass . bra. Z·bed, 23,000 1605VPUl dows. power sea ts . Specially prked 15689 ma. S8900. 675 4876 S 499 stereo tape. moon roof. JOHMSOH & SOM conditaonin&. s tereo 1 Here it LS • a perfeN hi '69 VW Bus Campenzed, lilt wheel. & cruise l'On · lAlcolft Mercury o r Znd tar for you rebuilt engine. am/fm IOI WITHAM trol. A stunning classic 2626Harbor Blv<f <958TCL> A pretty arctic steroo. new tires. new VOUCSWAGEH in black. black. black Costa Mesa white with tan mterlor c 1 u t <' h Mus t ~e t', 7600Weslmjnster Ave. with the moon roof. This 540.5610 d 1 h' k d m Westminster beauty has every com· ;onrc!'i'ysa et is wee en $21001080 7M1492 3023 89J.7551 638·7880 fort feature offered. as $J2'. W B M you would expect. , '70 V UJ! 111! whe{'ls. '77 Seville. fully loaded. (J206)1t is in reMARK a· IOIWfTHAM burket seats. must sell immac l'Ond intout , ble ronditaon with only YOUCSWAGEM IJ.8S0769A(JS. 646 9246 $7500. PP. !>46·3693 d ys 40.000 miles and on !\ale 7~Westmin.ster Avl' '75 40 rabbit, like new. 'IO C "'DILL"'C for only inWestm1n.ster . low miles $2695080 "" "" $6299 893-75.51 638 7880 644 7902, 540·4612 SEVILLE IOI WITHAM II ere is your opportunity -VOUCSWAGEH 200 Ford 6 cyl rebuill lonl! blockSJOO. 642-7381 after 5pm '76 Granada Ghia 2dr. xlnt rond, pis. full pwr a m /(m s tereo, lthr seats. tintecl windows 962·4~ '7ZYWCAMPH Dynamite Westra ha Pop-Top. Clean. Great runner with recently rt> builtengine. (085Cn4) '70 VW Bug. snowt1res. Xlnt t'Ond. $14{1() Ladies Seiko wtch. 14K Wedd Rd. 645-8957 to own America's most luxunous and finest rid· 7600Westminster Ave Btrl ·73 Cntry Squire. in Westminster Sztt5 JtMMAllHO VOUCSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 VW Convertible '73. looks nice. runs Rreal. Radials . S3900. 494-2407 '63YWIUG 7,YWZD. New valve job New • brakes. New clutch. Just IAlllT tuned. Good body. In 4 cylinder. 4 speed . One xlnt. · mechanical l'ond good Rabbit deserves ~oroffer 548·0819 another and you deserve ---- this little bunny if you '69 VW Squarebal'k. 4spd. · want reliabilit y . rblt e ng, s tereocass. economy & resale value. needs paint S950540·9136 ing automobile. /\ beautiful 2 tone s ilver & black finish with a s tunninl! grey leather in te rior This ra r is equipped with all the fine features you expect Also available 1s the newest Satellite 80 com· puteri zed car phone . You may own this car for only $17,499. (685205) IOIWITHAM VOLICSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 638·7880 89J.7Ml 638.7880 wgn. mint l'ond. AC. 1s t ------$1250.646·7274 '77 LIMCOLM h a Fiesta. S3300 Nu MARK V I brakes . seal co\•ers It won't last long! This 37K.548-6623 beautiful Mark features full power in cludan ~ power windows. cruise control. a lloy wheels, tilt wheel. (815293) Now just $6499 JOHHSOH & SOM u..colRMercry 2626 Harbor Blvcf Costa Mesa 540.5630 '79 Fiesta. S3700. Air. FM radio. Z7K S4H 6623 '68 T·Bird Xlnt Cond S900f0r Best Re ason Ofr 8.'ll-4 388 '78 Ranchero. lo mi. air. radio. htr. $4250. Aft 6pm. 644·0fl.'it ••••••••••••••••••••••• *SALE* 1979-1980 PINTOS • 30. to choose from $2895 Cll17XKS , /\LL·Low Mde11~e ALL Automatic Trans A LI. Power Steennf ALL nunabouts. 3dr SOM F: \1r l ond1t1onm1? SOME Station Y.'aj(on~ ALL-Guaranteed ORANGE COAST TRANSPORTATION Cl.<~E TO f'RF:F:WAYS 2167 Harbor Rlvd Costa Ml•sa Call (714 ) 631 6441 78 FORD PINTO '1 t·vlinder. radio. ht•atcr A ·very pn·tty little t•conomv l'ar with lo~ males a~d exl'elll•nt l'On· d1 tinn t6!12TS\' > She runs j!Ood and is 11 1 r'ue b11r1!<1in for tht• !>ale pm·eoronly $2599 IOI WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7600 Westminstl'r A Vt' in WE>stmanstN 893 7!'>51 li:u! 71\RO <SOlRUPl For only $2''9 109WfTHAM YOUSWAGEH ~Westminster Ave. in Westminster '79 Eldo. silver & blk. hlk '76 VW Convt. mint cond ! lthr int. moon rf, less low mileage, must sell than 19.000 m i. mint '77LIHCOLM MAllV '64 Fakon, t•ni: & trans '74 Panto. nt•w p~u nt & reblt. good ('onrt. S95o tan•s. runs Rnd Sl!i50 893-75.51 638· 7880 71YWIUS Dynamite low mileaRe 7 pass enger 4 s p eed. Original Blue/White (062636) IS45067J.4039 rond. S13.900. 631 ·5155 GltEATGATSIY '79 Limited Edition VW convert. white on white. showroom cond. 2790 mi, am/fm stereo 8 trk. Must see to ap· preciate this exquisite car.~2785 '76 Seville. xlnt cond. ful· ly l oa d e d . S6650 951·9500. 499·3745. '73 Cad Eldorado S800. Full power. MUST SELi. 548·9744 or 548·644 '75 SDV True Mint Cond. You simply must see at' This mos t des irable Mark f eatures fu 11 power group, cruise con· trot. tilt wheel. quad stereo. (IT72ZX E > You rs for only 16479 JOHMSOH & SOM u.cot. Mercury 2626 Harbor Blv<f. Costa Mesa 540.5630 SsttS JIMMAllMO VOUCSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 14Z-2000 '71 VW Bus, gd cond. xlnt int. needs no work. lite blue. P.P . 675-1020. 12400 firm. Lthr all opt . $1950. 2110 NptBlvd. #32C.M. -----Cor..,th 9932 C..-o 9917 •••••••••~••••••••••••• 74YWIUS Vol•o 9772 7PASSIMGH ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO SALES, SHVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78Camaro Air. automatic. power steerinf· 27.961 miles. C882VE ) . S4tll Barwick Imports IJl-JJll 4 cylinder. 4 speed , stereo. This van is truly in excellent condition mechanically and in ap. pearant"e. C664KLH) Her AHD LEASIHG '76 Camaro. good condi· lion. nu painl. s pat'ious interior and OVERSEAS DELIVF.RY economy makes her a EXPERTS 645-2297 bargain for only $Jltt IOIWITHAM VOUCSWAGEH 7600Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893· 7551 638· 7880 '79YWIAlllT Low mileage automatir with air conditioning Original. Clean in & out (792507) $4tt5 JIMMAllMO VOUCSWAGEH 18711 Beach Bl vd 142-2000 7tlUG COHVHTllLE 4 cylinder. 4 speed, AM · FM. radial steel tires with wire rims. red with low miles. C827X ON l $6tt5 ·~~ft~~ ~. 534-4100 13731 Harbor Garden Grove '78CAMPMOBILE Auto trans, S799S. 559·1304 '68 VW Bug. orig owner. 85,000 ml. radio etc. $1700/bst ofr. 633·9451 EARLE llCE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-9JOJ 540.9467 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer ' in Oranite County' BUY or LEASE DIRECT I 0 120 Garden Grove Bl Garden Grove 530·9 190 '77 264 GI. a/t', snrf. lthr. C35S. $5200 630·7737. '70CAMARO 759-1130 aft. &pm '920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * CS.•y MOl'lza '79 2+2 Hat c hb ac k ! El'onomical 5 s peed manual trans Clean car ' C052XJU) ONLY$45t5 HOWARD CMnolet Dove & Quail Sts. NEWPORT BEACH IJJ.0555 '7tCHEVY CHEVITTE HATCHIACK 4 cylinder. auto .. factory air cond .. disc brakes. radial steel tires. radio. tinted glass, extra d ean. 640-7762 -low m iles. s il ve r '80 242DL. !>unroor. air. 1504XDH > am/fm rass. 4 spd. OD. $3995 m~nt cond. 548·91118 f)HfcWt UOWQicf '73 1800&5 Spt Wgn. auto. VOlKSWAGlN INC air. leathe r . am/fm 534-4100 cass. new paint-exh syst 13731 Harbor brakes, forced to sell. 168.'iO. 960-5893 Garden Grove '73 Volvo l64E, air, ps. Sii US FIRST! pb, am/fm stereo 8-trk. We have a good selection orig owner. bs t offer. of NEW & USED 77G-7622. Chevrolets! V .. Rahcl UMclC.-s!! I 7tCornthLIZ 4 speed. I 0,000 111lles, I 9lass T top. door locb, stero, pow•r wl•dow1 , 1port ..... lllOYMY> $13 900 '79 CORVETTE Low miles. Dead sharp. loaded & o riginal ' Dynamite! (693XVH l $10,H5 JIMMAllMO VOUCSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 SHOWROOM COMD. '75T-TOP Power brakes . power windows. JX)Wer steering with tilt/telescoping steering wheel, air. AM/FM st ereo. rear window d efo~~e r . automatic trans Snow white with BurRundy In · lerior. 27,000 miles. Im· mat'ulate thruout! $8.100. 754 6790 or Answer Ad #209, 642·4300 . 24 hrs. CCMllJlr HJ] ••••••••••••••••••••••• dys. or eves 673-4108 '68 Volvo auto. a/c . runs. '75 MMCUIY $1600/080 CONNELL C HEVROLET 2 For I 1m VW 7 Pass. 962.5128 COU4'iAI Xl7 Bua with Removable ----Under M.000 miles fully Camping Furniture. Alllos. Uwd equipped with cruise ...... ...,. II 1rl 111 •r I I .... I \ ,, I ·, 54~ 1200 552·5211 75 I ·4389 eves '71 F.stale Sta Wgn. He~t ·offer. :;48·5998. '67 Ford LTD. j!reat run ning cond. 1600/0BO. Call after 4pm 64.'i.5725. ----LhtcolR 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 LINC Ml<IV Dynamite white Mark IV coupe Loaded with all the extras ' Sharp' Brand new radials' <IAJN617J SJt95 JIMMAllNO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 '77LINCOLN VHSAILLES Styled for today! Lux ury equipped with moon roof. tilt wheel. leather seat s. r ruise rontrol. p o we r w indow s (247ZEP> Yours today for <inly S6289 JOHNSOH & SOM UncolR M.rcury 2626 Harbor Blv<f Costa Mesa 540.5630 '75 Linroln. new t ires. brakes, xlnt rond S3000 75 FORD PIHTO 4 cylinder, auto. trans .. radio & heater 1\ true diamond and ha r c lv used with only 38.00CI miles IZ74MVBI F:ver) now and then a bar~ain appears and this 1s 1t and on sale for only $1999 IOI WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7000Westmins ter /\vt• 111 Westminstt'r I 89J. 7S5 l t>JR 7AAO '72 Pinto. •16K m1. onit owner. auto. S950 P r 645·3264 '73 Wai:?on . Ji(oocl t·ond Ol'W Goodrich TA 's. $1100 ORO 642 434R 675·43.15 Plymouth 996 0 ................•...... '17 Pl YMOUTH ARROW I Sharp, original 2 cloor ~1th automat1t· & air l'oncfitioning Only tlk.IHM"l miles. t 12159) $2995 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Bh d · 842-2000 497-5894 . '77 Volare. 6 ryl. lo nH. M•~ 9950 take °.''er pa~ mt•nts ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 645-4611> aft I pm ORANGF.CO NTY'S FIMEST l.INCOLN·MERCt;RY DEALERSHIP ~?t.tlJH LINCOLN·MERC RY 16-18 Auto Center Dr SD Fwy.Lake' Forest exit IRVINE U0.7000 '79MHCUIY• MAICi)UIS Eleganl'e & luxury are yours! This one h as what you want includinR factory air cond .. cloth interior. power steering. s tereo and more . C627Y80) Now on ly 16279 JOHMSOH & SOM u.colR Mercwy ~Harbor Blvd. 9965 •••••.................. 78POMTIAC RRHIRD Air rondilioninJ,!, pow1•r s l C' <' r 1 n I! s I l' r t' 11 rassetll' ware "ht•('I rovers , tilt whet'I \ ht•aut iful sil\·r r hl11e metallir car with lo" miles and an i.uper11ir condition, 1 ~2l '('R > An exrt•llf'nt handlin)! machine that Y<lu wall enjoy owning fnronly $4999 IOIWITHAM . VOLICSW AGEM 7600W~tmlnster Ave in Westminster 893-75'51 638·7880 '77 "trans Am Almost n e w engine P!lwer steerin~. brukes. win dows. AM /FM 8 trark 586·8415 Converts In minutes.••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---~=_::.;;===;;.1 control. airronditioning. AM /FM ca s s . ........... ttlO 76MOMZA vinyltop,AM·FMstereo '78 Bonneville. 4 dr S B/R di I A . -I tape. (202MSZ) Yours sedan. "ood l'Ond. $2900. a a 1• wntn1. •••••••••••••••••,••••• 2 + 2• • <'Y ·• good forj·--ltlO MMCUIY .. Costa Mesa 540.5UO m •'"' e--1 Must.,.__ II / di -·-Wkdys 964-M68: t'ves & -•J ""• · ~. 771UtCICa-.•L m eage, a c. ra 0 • J~ •soM S5850 ..,..,.. transferable warranty. • t,tAIOUtS WA•OH wknds 964-53.'iS. TIO-Bt 646.geg9 Air c:ond., full power, , 55'1·311i2'7,or759-0080 U.C.Mercwy *DRIVEN BY A FORD ---------1 stereo, lilt wheel, cruise 2112l8Harbor Blvd'. EXECUMVE. Now of. '77 ~RE. AM I FM 8 tr. '76 VW Bug, two-tone, control. A beautiful * * * eo.ta Mesa fered to you! Luxury A/C. 50.000 mi. 12200/hst snrf, a m /fm . mag 1reen emerald with H.1.--.........._ 54•·16JO equipped w ith full ofr.5.57-638.5 beell d matching velour Interior ...... _ - UPTO 5679 I CASH REIATI PLUS TOTAL DISCOUNT G'RANADAS UPTO s715 CASH REIATE PLUS TOTAL DISCOUNT UPTO 5674 TOTAL DISCOUNT THUNDERBIRDS .. UPTO 5 1157·:~~ TOTAL DISCOUNT 1981 TRUCKS AND VANS ANY NIW 1911 5600 ;:. TRUCK 01 YAN CASH REBATE IN STOCK PLUS INCWDIMG COURIERS TOTAL DISCOUNT 1980 CARS MUSTANGS PAY FACTOIY IMVOICI AND •IT. CASH lllATI GRANADAS PAY FACTOIY IMYOICI AND •IT 5700 CASH IHATI FAIRMONTS PAY FACTOIY INVOICI AND elT s6oo· CASH lllATI THUNDERBIRDS PAYFACTOIY INVOICI AND •IT 5700 CASH IHAft CASH REBATES MAY BE USED AS DOWN PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. 1973 FORD L TO 2 DR. HARDTOP In ellc»fl•nt COl1'Chhon Avromt 1tc ffartsl'nlSSIOI\ .,,, ocrotronino. piow., stMnng po.,.et en~ AN ,:"4 ,, • ., red•O & oower w1noow• 7S6HOIJ ,Sr"' P4!ieilll $'1699 1'71fOU PINTO IUMAIOUT • c11 41Yfc:HNlic tr•"""''"°"' Po#9lf .tllenng 00-itr Watt11 ~ n~ 1nten0f '•d•O vinyl 1oot t1nteo Qlaa. .wheel tOW'ltl *''"' tut " 6 Ol'tly 41 I 89 rn1lt11 snu~z S•• 16'11•1 52999 1'71 FOID FAtlMOMT 4 DOOa SIDAM & c,1 1-u•OtNttc tran~ tac-torv 1u cono•hc>ntnct QIOllll+' Sffftt"Q ~ c:w-.aes ,...,.0 bOO,. Mete m~ t,nt 9CI oiau .....,... COller't ., ... ,.,.,a Ofll, s? e1e """-' Se1 10•11 SI• P••61t 53499 JtM POD PIMrO IUMAIOUT Eovi~ ·~ M ..,,ome1.c ''•""4'Nl.lt0f't. p(JWtlr atM11n9 eor-.r br._ ~ t-.0.0 tnO '"" one f\M, lo• 109 ""'"'' '1\ZAHI ,,.. CHlftOLIT M.t.L• COUPI 8 ~rl 0..-.1.c: t,_ fectOtY .. condli•Ot1'ng - flMt!nO -bf-, ttdlo, Mled otau. -coY· ~~~.;:· ··s4999,·· , .. 1974 DODGE COLT COUPE A .oeeo 1t1ntm11110ft fl•w valve fob, ,,.., 11rw & 1n exC*t'ent conc:M•Of\' E .. ctl'-'nl trartapott1tO"l1 '301315l CS" Oll34) 5 1999 lt7t POU PINTO • ct• • ._ !ral\SMu •on tac:tOtY '" condlllonl09, AM FM •••eo m'lyl 1ntttnor IH''lled gtua, ....., CICW• ers ••• ,,, .. a ""4y 22.12• m<leol '033WYQI !Siil. :ll16A2 ttllPOID PIMrO IUMAIOUT f c;i• 1uaon.ht trant ooww ateen"f, oowier ...._. r1nteo 01.. """'>"' 1nt9"or '81Cho~ _..... C0¥9'a. .. hteJ 1nten.or & ... ..,or deCof' 9f"OUOt end onlr t1 a.> 1Nlel' 018ZAH) 15"1 P4SIJI 53899 lt7tPOD LTDWAM>M vt ou1...,.nc -1ectary • --...., -11-•ng --• ,_ ,_ ..... ,.,.. .-, • .... , COY.,. .... '"•• a ont., •O.••t ~ IJ3WltSI 'St\ Pa503J 53999 l .. POD PIMPICIUP Automehc lf•••"'610f+. w eo1•0•11 • ....,...,... .... l>0 ___ ,.. .. ,, .. ~-.-- 1111• one'* to-mlle! tier llOCMll :ee to' :PP~··=~ • c u stom wheels . 303~d. '79 Cou1ar XR-7. xlnt :O~.ti:M~~~lic[,~i:: Tlt•llfftNrJt "70 551--CmI'\VQ) You will trul>: y .... _ .... _ r cond lT 000 i ·~ IUV\ stereo. wire wheel ('OV· .............................. . __ ,_ .... _. ------1 love the regal feelln1 of ouare...., ... Ulnero ' ' m ' ._,"7VU. ens. CGll2'76> Now only '77.attD '19 VWOonwert. "Bug" 4 ownln«thisgemforonty 4frwetlclieh m.51T1.•01213. rme THUHDMltRD pd Sl7 " (tl4 value), lo ''71 ~•-y J-.--... as~ 1 · I .. -'--_......_ ""'" The classic styHnf! OMLTl,201 MILIS IOIWITHAM Anni COU.AIXl7 U..Melca-y makes this beauttrul White on •bite, air. YOLISWA•Bt llarlMf,, .... ~.r.I See It no,rl Previous 2DIHarborBlvcf. bird really stand out! All/,. •/tape. Rec pd 1•W..tmlniter Ave. ,._... • ~ demanded loads Coate Mesa With power windows • tolta.•.•.m.oea inW•tmlnat.er AaabeimCGnvenUon of luxury featurtn~alr 540.1630 ateerlng, factory air -· -1 ·-7-. Center ..___. -_._ ... , cond . .(17~) Yours' for VW '70 Bua .. Movlnc. _.,..., -· _, Call 90-alTI, ext. 172 to ... vuu., ,.._.,, ... m .. • power ..... (GITZW) ...... ttl2 JuatA7'19 mUll Mii. Ruu 19C>d. ''7'"72CoupeDeVllle,Jdnt clalmyawt.lcketa. YomsMroaaJ.. ::••••••••••••••••••••• .,oMMSOMltSOM tt.••1'17. eond In• out. A1kln1 •----*-*-*---JCMlllOMAIOM 'Tl llUlt .. l'Mtored, ort1. ~Mercwy "71 ~ ...U.,..,, rl»lt SUOO. MMl.55 'Tl Veta.GT Htcbbk. Red ...... Ulf81 owa.,., 80K ml, lood -H•rbor atwcf . .... alM eood. ,SDOO. 'Tl m.u... wp, ru1t1 1d. tint caad A/C, All/FM, •.Jlarbor Blf'd". cond. aoo .... .-Caatll M•a Ut·Dii •fl; ••1• INded. •11 fwy mu ... newtlna, brb, battery. o.&aM .. · Ha"•• ?l''S to aell?1~-,....,•~•~l-:-6_J_I_~ •v•. SllDOIOBO . ..._.. ....;S_1110_off....:....;.er_ ... .;;;..__t1M_e_v_e_1 __ ._l_ ... _U_H___ ClwlW•dolt weH. an& Adllelp? I I ' ·. f !> • . , ~ 4. • . . . . I . ' . . I. ' • • • ' I t • t • ; i ' ~ " .. I ' ' ,.ILOl /Fr•day, February 27, 1~1 " , ....... ,... ,_ " BRAND NEW 1981 TC3 MISER Equ1pmenf mcll•1W•, 4 , v 1no11r ••nq1ne 4 speed tr an•,nw;!.1(>11 11 11 • ., 1ri..1•t sP.:if• w1 fh told down rear seat q1.i." H ,, .. , r 1C11.t1 llros c1nd more1 (2004211 . 7 0 / IMTERESY REBATE ALLOWANCE /0 BACK FROM CHRYSLER!!! BRAND NEW 1981 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 4 cyl engmr 4 <,p<!Pll ••;. • side moldir.qs n•a• r ' more• ( 1456871 1 0 / INTEREST ~~s ~ T~ /0 ALLOW ANCE • ACK FROM CHRYSLER V8. automatic trans air cond pwr steenng & brakes 3 se:Jts '"aaa!JI' rack, radio. w s w l•re~ .'~ mo1P (999NRS). s 199 5 1979 CHRYSLER LE BARON COUPE V8. automatic 1rans . '" COl'\d p .... r steering & brakes. radio wtre wht>P co--sn95ow, VR dulo rrnns arr cond pwr "'" •r1nq & brakes SPiii sPal sun•oof radio .. 1.<;tom moldrnqs wr,w tires & • ... re' 14.~17%1 s229 5 19 80 Pl YM OUTH YO LARE SEDAN b c~I 11.tomitllc !rans air cona pwr :t•1~r.no t. hrakes radio custom ~~;~; s4395 mo .. 1978 MERCURY COUPE Economical 6 cyl engrne. automatic !rans AM-FM c assette, power steering & brakes & more• (425UKY) ~2995 1979 PLYMOUTH TC3 HATCHBACK 4 cylrnder engine. 4 speed !rans air cond .. pwr steerrng & brakes 2 tone r~~"s4495· m0<•' .. j' V8, auto trans .. air cond .. pwr. st. & brakes. split pwr seat. pwr windows. AM-FM stereo 8 track vinyl top, Wt. cruise. custom wheels wsw tires & more• (115SOU) 53195 1980 PLYMOUTH ARROW COUPE Economrcaf 4 cyl engrne automatic trans air cond . pwr brakes. bucket seats. radro. w sw trres & more1 (548Z~Tl s4795 FOR' FLEET SALES & LEASE ' IMFORMA TIOH, CALL GEHE FRANKO 546-1934 SERVICE ~OURS: Moftday tin Friday 7:JO o.a to S:JO p.a. Satw•y 1:00 ...... to 5:00 ...... MEED CASH! SEE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT ABOUT RENTb"G. w. pay top ..._. for good, ce.-late _,., E.P.A. RATED: 30 ~s':MAn• 5o ~':MATE HIGHWAY• ·use these figures for comparison only. Your mileage may vary. Your highway mileage will probably be less. 1979 PLYMOUTH CHAMP COUPE Economical 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed transmission. power brakes.~ radio. wsw tires & more! (523YBAJ. 53495 1980 CHRYSLER LE BARON SEDAN • 4 Dr. 6 cyl.. auto. trans .• arr cond .. pwr. steering & brakes. speed control. AM-FM stereo. pwr seat & windows & more! (606ZGTJ. $ 5 29 5 cors. SH Curt DGYI• or Dick '""°H toclmy. w~ allow top dollcr fw yow ..... IL 5" • ~!! A 18 I CHRYSLER OR PLYMOUTH. __ .,... ____ _ " I ( ) ; ' ,\ N ( J ~ ( 0 l J ~·i . . A l If () f i •• I • .' s ' f N f • ' \ • Bus fares likely to: increase a., OL&NN 9COTT .................. Sotne IOrt ol fare lncreue ll in the cards fOI' Oran1e County Tranait Diatrict pauen1en. Currently tbe fare for a local bu ride is 50 cents. That cou.Jd be raised a dime, or a quarter. However. ao exact fi&ure WOD 't -set wiW alter district dir~tora consider increases at a public bearint begiruling at 9 a m Monday at transit district headquarten ln Garden Grove . A fare increue was under consideration even before the 22-day bus strike began earlier this month. District Finance Director John Beatty said the effects of the strike could cause bus rates to 10 up slightly more than they would have e>\berwise. .. What will really hurt us isn't the loss ol riah through the strike," be said, "IMat the lou ol riders through the next month and a half." Beatty said he will present a list of 12 options for raising fares lo district directors Monday. The options include: -A 60-cent f~e all day. -A 60-cent fare during peak traveling periods and 50 cents at slack times. -A 7~ent peak fare and 50 cents for slack times. Another option involves rais· ing tbe • $1.25 rates for tbe 18 commuter express routes, wbk:b run only during rush hours. Of course, the district also could aave money by simply cut- ting out some of its service. A primary issue in tbe con- sideration will be a new state "t· quirement that transit diatifcts Oellf rl ... MMf "'"9 ORANGE COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT BUSES LINE UP NEAR BALBOA PIER WAITING FOR CUSTOMERS TODAY After 22 deya, atrtklng drlhra and mechanic• accept new contract and atart the wheel• rolling again 4 coastal panel members fired SACRAMENTO <AP> -Meet· ing in a secret session, a Senate committee has replaced its three appointees to the Central Coast Regional Commiuion·and one al its two appointees to the statewide Coastal Commission. Among those removed from of- fice by the Senate Rules Commit· tee is Mary Henderson, a Redwood City councilwoman wbo was chairwoman of the Central Coast Regional Commission and a chief target of pro-development interests in the Monterey Bay area. Al lbe slate commission level, the Rules Committee replaced John Rush of Camarillo with George Shipp, a San Diego travel agent and president of the Clairemont-Mesa Chamber of Commerce. The firings were conducted without advance public notice in a closed-door committee hearing. Word ol lbe ftrin&• came Thurs· day from the commissioners who bad been removed from office, and was confirmed by a commit· lee spokesman. Asked why the firings were done in secrecy. Rules Commit- tee spokesman Mel Assagai said the committee felt it was "a personnel matter" similar to the replacement of otheremployeee. "With the evaluation, they are allowed to do it in closed session under a ruling provided by the Legislative counsel.·· Assagai said. On the Central Coast Regional Commisajon, which coven Sao Mateo, Santa Cruz and llomerey counties, the committee removed Ms . Henderson and com· missioners Robert Gamberg and Alaia gets new hearing Mistrial declared on sanity phase A new sanity hearing was scheduled today to begin March 16 for convicted killer Dr. Louis Alaia of Huntington Beach. A mistrial was declared Thursday when nine m embers of his jury said he was sane and three held out that he wasn't. A pretrial for the 50-year-old Alaia will begin on March 16 before Superior Court Judge Donald Mccartin. The trial is tentatively set to begin on May 11. On April 3, however, McCa.rtin will consider a motion from Alaia 's two defense lawyers, Al Ramsay and Edward George Jr .. for a new trial. The outcome of the sanity bearing_ will be critical to Aiaia's future. If found insane, he could go to a mental hospital for treatment that could lut, in some cases. just 90 days. If sane. he goes to prison for at least IS years for each murder count. Deputy District Attorney Rich Farnell said the mistrial means a new trial must be staged to de· termlne Alaia 's mental state. He said the outcome was "diaap- pointinl. 'l However, defense attorney Al Ramsay seem'ed buoyed by t.be rnult.a. Ramsay, in fact, bad told the jur)' durtna his arsu· ment that an lmanlty rullo1 wu uot contradictory to the earUer conviction. He told jurors bellev- lDI Alaia WU lmane to "baq in dtere \mUl hell freeHI over." .~al Beach cr88h killa Cerritos man A '4-year-old CerritOI man wu killed ID Seal BeaCb ..tty today wllm Ma Yelllele atnlck a ==~wt °""8nled, Pollee ... 111 ._. clrt•er,-lelllplt 1.:: .. %:-..:.-:..: A at 1:4' a.m. wbeD tbe aeeldmt ........... a.w .. ,._a•eed dead at tile ..... pollee said. Three did. One was Pat Twitty of El Toro. who had tears in her eyes as she left the courtroom. Afterward. s tanding in the hallway with four yellow legal note pads full of notes from the trial, she said she had hoped the jury could decide on a verdict. She said she thought there was a greater likelihood that AJaia had "snapped" mentally than he had actually planned to kill the two. Ms. Twitty and the other two jurors who held out for insanity were among the younger jurors. The jury was split at 6-6 after two days of deliberallons, Elden said, and switched lo 6-4 on Wednesday. Peggy Sharp, a Hun- tington Beach bank teller, said she shifted her position Thursday morningtoseek a sanity ruling. She explained that the dif· ferences boiled down to the weight each juror placed on cer· lain testimony. She said those who thought Alaia insane g e neral.ly trusted his ps yc hiatrists' testimony and those believing he was sane put m ore stock in his reported declarations that he wanted to kill his e x -wife and her boyfriend. Alaia broke into quiet sobbing after the mistrial was declared. HJs crying became a familiar sight during the trial. Jurors said they put little emphasis on bis tears during their delibera· lions. llovje queen Kim Novak (rilbt> meeta ED11and'1 Queen SliaabeUI at &be ~Jal Charity Premiere ol tbe movie '"l'be lllr· ' ~ Norman Walte rs . Ms. Hen· derson's oust.er also removed her as the central coast represen· talive on tM statewide com· mialimt. · New commissioners named to the.central coast board are Larry ParentofMonterey. Jack Bullard of Santa Cruz and Stanley Doten of Foster City. lo a statement issued t.hroulh Assa1ai, Rules Commit~ Ml· miniatratlve officer Nancy Bart said Gamberg and Walters - both regarded as allies of pro· development interests -were re· moved along with Ms. Henderson to get a fresh start. The Senate Rules Committee has authority to appoint three of the regional com- mission's 16 members. Doten, a corporate law attorney who also works as a volunteer lawyer for the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation, is regarded as an ally of environmentalists. Parent, a past president of the Monterey Peninsula Board of Re altors, and Bullard, the assis· tant district representative of the 46-county Local 3 of the Operating Engineers, are regarded as allies of developers . Tax cut offered WASHINGTON <AP ) De mocrats on the Joint Economic Com miltee. offering the party's first alternative to President Reagan's program, are urging a one-year lax cut just large enough to offset higher Social Security taxes and immediate reductions in interest rates. recover at least 20 percent of their operatinJ costs from fares. Traditionally, districts get moat of their revenue from federal aid and state sales tax reimburse· men ta. OCTD was running slightly un· der ita projections before the strike, UJd the resulting loss of rldel'A._Jtence farebox revenue, has IQ.llde a 20 percent return even fest likely. * * * Long wait ends Beatty said the district baaed its rates on carrying 31.5 mll.lioa riders this fiscal year, wbicb would have yielded a 21 percent return. Instead, projections are for 26.5 million. To make 20 pereent from fares, be added, the cost ol a local trip would have to be at least 90 cents. However, riders mav l'lf! ~aved from such a steep <See FARES, Pase A2) * * * BUses return riders happy For Orange County's smaU but loyal band of bus riders , the long walks, high gasoline bills and out· and-out begging for rides ended today as public buses return to the streets. It was the first day the orange and white buses have rolled since Feb. 5, when bus drivers and mechanics called a strike during con tr act disputes. Orange County Transit District officials reported today that 32 of their 53 local routes were in opera· lion. However, none of the dis- trict's 18 express routes were operating. Many ofthe coastal routes were running. including route 1, the Pacific Coast Highway shuttle, and route 57, which links Fashion Island-Laguna Hills-Santa Ana. A record number of 5,951 calls were received Thursday by dis· lrict ope~tors, said spokesman Ron Redmond. The buses lined curbs today at the district's main transfer point at the Santa Ana Civic Center. Rider Frances Ozuna, holding a transfer slip, said she was happy for the return of the buses because she doesn't have lo drive to work in Tustin anymore. "I hate to hassle with the traf- fic," she said. Bus driver Diane Rosenberg of Huntington Beach also seemed glad lo be back at work. So, she said, were her riders. ·'I had one little old lady on a street corner today who just cla pped and waved when she saw me coming," Ms . Rosenberg said. The number of riders today was expected to be light. District of· ficials predicted about 15,000 riders compared to a normal day of80.000. Marinas th~arted by ·coast panel? ,. By PATalCK KENNEDY CM_Del.,, ... letltaff Ocean marinas aren't being built fast enough in California to meet tbe growing demand of the recreational boater because of environmental constraints im· posed by lbe California Coastal Com mission. This was the consensus of a pan el . sponsor e d by the California Marine Affairs and Navi"ation Confe r ence in HB Bible group backed in kidnap By ROBERT BARKER CM t .. o.ilf ~I ... SIAff Wycliffe Bible Translators of Huntington Beach and one of its kidnapped language scholar s have received an outpouring of s upport from throughout the nation, a Wycliffe official said today. "We have receiv ed a tremendous amount of letters with about 100,000 people s ending their s upport and prayers," press secretary Betty Blair said. Wycliffe was caught up in the kidnap drama Jan. •19 when Chester Bitterman was abducted by armed guerrillas in Bo1ota, Colombia. The guerrillas. or people who said they were Bitterman's captors, have threatened to kill the 28-year-old Pennsylvania man on several occasions. Thef said they would kill Bitterman at 6 p . m . last Saturday and then extended the deadline until midnltht. But Blair said the latest information from Bogota indicates that Bitterman has not been killed. She said of(iciala in Bo1ota informed her fhunday tbat, "We have every reuon to believe he i8 allve and well." Grtaly rumors bave clrculated tlaat parts ol Bitterman'• body uve turned up in varioul partol lo•ota· \. Wycliffe offlclals bave\ lmpoHd a moratorium on eommmtbil OD detelopmenta, ....... tMI tMll' lileMe wW lae:::tav.r!twmaa'I C ...... .,. u" elalllMd la ColemllU •••••Qen U.at WreHJfe ••• t•t l••••r la1Ut.M el Lla~ea -a ................ _ ........ wlU. tlli C.Val llMell ...... As._,<CIA). ·"' Newport Beach Thursday. However, the final speaker of the two-hour discussion ·was Michael Fischer. executive dir e ctor of the Califurnia Coastal Commission, which was formed in 1972. Fischer said the Coastal Com· mission approves of boatine facilities along the state's coaat. But. he said. they shouldn't be built in environmentally sens itive areas such as wetlands which provide a food chain for ma rine anima ls and coastal bids .. During the discussion. titled "Small Craft Facilities: Getting Over the Hurdles ," concerns and o bs e rvation s were highlighted. -The number of registered boat owners in California has mor e than doubled since 1968, climbing from 2*>,000 to 580,000 this year. according to Larry Williams. a marina development financial expert. -Although boaters have in- creased in number. the last ma· jor marina built In Southern 1 California was Dana Point in 1974. Williams said. -A 1,700.slip marina is bein& built by the city of Lone Beach. But city planner Bob Benard s aid it took two years of "tortuous," cosUy plannin& ef- forts to meet environmental con· <See MA1llNA, Pace AJ> IRlllif l:lllT 1111111 Chance of rain 80 per· cent toniebt, 70 percent Saturday. Lows tonitht • at beaches, SS inland.- Highs Saturday 80 alon1 coast to65lnland. 111111 TlllY The _.,.,., lrHlfftnl u rorel, ,,..,.. 8"' U ..,, tlie Sltftdo, din Uarn S .... ,,.,,,.., ntm• ,.,,.,... a"d part-ffftw cttWrn • 0,..,. Coal Ce>Uefe. ,..,,. Cl. 11111 ffilce in bu fare 'unf ail'i ,., ... " .. ...., ......... • ,..,. 0r..,. eo.t1'• .-UC buw to -~ ~ w..-• Poelible IUke l8 IO-eeat farea to 7a rw .. •II . .._ mlaed rndioal frQla ,..,_ IOday, Iii.··=. of···-"-.............. uct ecm...,., were ubd ll th•y wouJd coatlnue to ride -. Orana• Cow.t1 Tr&Mlt Oi1lrict busu and how tMr ,... •bout propuud fare lnHe•u• Here's what they bad tony -J&AN LONGFIELD, ao. a UC Irvine junior from Coata MeH "I've rldden the bw lO 11c .. ool to savt! mlleace on my t"ar Rut If th~ •trike meaoa hliher f11rH . I won'l be ridin• 111\J' more • ft'1 jwit wo much m ON"t)' What's really bad Is lhitl if Pt'OPI• havr lo vay more it's aoln1 lo hurt 1tudents and the oldu ~If' the must · · -JIU. HA&TRll.\N , Zl, Co.11ta Mesa. "Yes J will CODHn~ lO be ea bWi rider l don't know if J would take the ~ tf the fare KCle!i up lo a dollar I don't know If it would be worth 1l l only hv.-about a mile away." -NO&MAN ANDERSON, 19, of Laauna Beach: · Tbere isn·1 much bus riders can do about higher fares. If they need to ael around, they either pay or do without." -JANICE WOOLE&Y, 19, Santa Ana: "Yes, I'll take the bus but I won't take it as often if they raise the fares . And if fares go to Sl, I probably won't ride il al all " -AllCELI INES, 19, student living near UC Irvine: "l frequently use the bus becaiise it's convenient. But paying 75 cents or a dollar will make it too expensive for meJ.o ride "l 'd go broke paying Sl.50 going to and from school. it will be cheaper to drive my car. I think OCTD employees made enough before the strike. They don't need more money.'' -KAREN KUNERT, 24. Costa Mesa: "Yes, I do ride the bus and yes, I'll continue now that the s trike is over . I have no other choice. That's my only transportation." -KATHY HILLMAN,, 19, Newport Beach: "I was a bus patron before the stllii.e but I bought a car during the s trike." -NORMAN ROGERS, 19, UCJ student: "I rode the bus from home in Santa Ana to class before the strike. There's no way I'll take the bus if it's going to cost 75 cents a shot." -LAURA MOORE, 21. Costa Mesa: "1 think OCTD workers were paid adequately and don't m erit lar ge raises. Just tell them that I want my semester pass (for s tudent rates> back.·' -AARON Pl1TS, 27, Santa Ana : "I've been riding my bike since the strike and I plan to go back to riding the bus. 'I'm definitely opposed to the $1 rare." -MANFREOO LESPIER, 20. UCI student: "If they increase fares, that would mean most students would pay $7 .50 a week if they make only one trip a day to campus. .. For that kind of money. most students can fill their tanks and drive to school. * * * * * * E',.... Pafl' A I FARES TO INCREASE?. • • fare because the slate also gives counties one year of "grace" to reach the 20 percent mark without losing state funding. OCTD may be forced to use that "grace per iod " this fiscal vear. H board members decide to raise fares. the higher costs are recommended by dis trict staff members to go into effect on ~aturday. April 5. Beatty said mcreases would have to begin by July 1, because that is the beginning of a new fiscal year and a renewed test to raise the 20 percent farebox revenues. No consens us on fare in- creases is apparent from in-t~rviews with four of the district • directors. A fifth. Donald Holt of Placentia, was unavailable for comment. Board member Al Hollinden or ~ountain Valley said he is study· ang seve~al . options. including the possabihty of charging a small fee, perhaps a dime, for transfers. He added that he is consider- ing no fare increases until June, whe n "we could worry about next fiscal year and sort of write this one off with the strike and everything." William Farris, a director from Orange. said he is looking at raising fees for the express routes, which he called "the best bargain in Orange County." He said that he'd heard of no serious talk of raising local fares to more than lo 75 cents, adding that 60 cents seemed more likely. Ralph Clark and Roger Stan· ton. two members of the county Board of Supervisors on the OCTD board, had less specific comments, noting that they want to maJte the bus service self-s upporting as possible without raising fares more than necessary. Clark, in a press conference called during the strike. charged that a continued strike could cause local fares to reach $1. Big snowfall gives ski resorts a boost By The Associ•&ed Press Tbe 18 inches of snow deposit· ed in the mountains and high deserts by a storm that rumbled through Southern California this week brought new life and crowd s -back fr om the beact\es -to ski resorts. "It's great.•\ said a ticket manager at the Mountain High ski area in Wrightwood. ''We had a pretty decent day Thursday and this weekend should be pretty good," abe said. The crowds had dwindled along with the snow unlit a eold ORANGE COAST storm swept down from the north Wednesday. Up to 18 inches of powder fell ancJ drifts three feet deep were reported at the resort in the San Bernardino Mountains and other areas where last week's heat wave melted away much of the meager cove ring remaining from the few earlier storms. In central San Diego County, the storm buried the Laguna Mountains under 10 inches of new snow -the heaviest of the season. The average depth high on the 6,220·fCj)<>t Mount Laguna was about 2\.it feet. Dilly Piiat MAINOfflCE Thomas P. Heley ~ Aol)ert N. WMd .......... M. Thom .. Keevll .... ·~Murpl:line ~ ~oo.:.., •, -lchu1ma.- al=:8" J30 Wtll a., M., C•141 M9M CA ~II ... ,_: lloJI 1MO, C•lt IM ... Cl'. mi. Salviidor? WASHINGTON (AP> -Secretary of State AIHander M. Halt Jr. said today Cuba may be preparini lo send substantial amounts of addlUonal military equipmeat lo leflllt rebels in El Salvador. Haii reaffirmed the ad · ministration's determination to deal with the problem or arms de- liveries to El Salvador "at its source" but again refused to specify what steps may be taken. He was asked about the Salvadoran situation during a briefing to reporters on foreign aid budget cuts planned by lhe State Department for the coming fiscal year. Alluding to Cuba's role in aiding the Salvadoran insurgents. Haig said "vast amounts of equipme.nt ha ve yet to be moved" and that there is "great activity" in preparation for future deliveries. He added there a re "reports or ever larger s hipments on the way" but did not make it clear whether he meant these were en VIETNAM SIMILAR TO EL SALVADOR? -A7 route to Cuba or to El Salvador itself. The State Department bas charged that the Soviet bloc com· milted itself last year to sendin1 800 tons of weapons and other equipment to the Salvadoran guerrillas and that about 200 tons already have been sent. The major arms suppliers have been Vietnam and Ethiopia. Most of the deliveries are alleged to have been made to El SaJvador via Cuba and Nicaragua. ln recent days, administration o'fffoials have made conflicting statements as to whether there has been a lull in the deliveries. Haig ruled out any possibility of the United Stales sending El Salvador military advisers who would take part in combat, butdid say technical experts may be dis- patched lo help the Salvadoran military. He described the Januarv of· fensive by the guerrillas as a failure because it did not receive broad·based support from the Salvadoran people. Nonetheless he said that the insurgency is not under control. He said the U.S. goal is a pluralistic society in El Salvador in which the people of that country decide their own fate and not have a system imposed on them from the outside. Noise fees recommended for airport By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL ' Oil .. OMIY ~Itel S\efi Imposition of so-called noise fees on commercial jet air car- riers serving John Wayne Airport was recommended during the fourth day of hearings on Orange County government's application for a variance lo state airport noise standards. Walter Gillfillan, Newport Beach's consultant on airport matters, told Administrative Law Judge Robert Neher Thursday that such fees would provide an economic incentive for airlines to "fly quiet." Revenues generated from noise fees assessed against the jet air carr iers could be used, GillfiUan said, to defray the cost of the airpo~ noise abatement program and to purchase noise easements from.persons living beneath de· parture paths. Gillfillan said noise fees could be particularly helpful to the county in controlling high single event noise produced by depart- ing jets. Gillfillan said his analysis of av ail able data indicates there are certain peak noise levels "over and above variations you would normally expect" that could be controlled if the county had a noise fee program. The fees, he said, would force airline officials to strictly monitor the amount of noise their aircraft produce and take measures to keep those levels as low as possible. The consultant said noise fees have been instituted at airports in Great Britain, Swiherland, Fr,aJ¥:e and Japan. Such pro- 1rams have been successful, he said. GlWlllan was called by at- torneys for Newport Beach to bolster earlier testimony of Newport Mayor Jackle Jleatber, who toJdJuqeNeber that tbedty support.I imposition of noile reea u a CCJlldtdoll ·to approvaJ of tbe noise variance the county la leek· . iD1. The city, abe said, ta not oppoe- iqapprovaloftbe varlance. As put of approval Feb. 11 of U.e airport mut« pl.-, tbe eouD· lJ Board al Supenilon ~ Alrport llua1er 11""'1 Cable to develop • nolM '" PfOIJ'am. U•def .m a protJam, .,.._ wouhl lace aanctlona lf U..1 ~eoalltJDcUeltud .... ............. POPE JOHN PAUL II WAVES AT ALASKANS 50,000 tum out tor pontiff In Anchorage NB man felt pride in crowd/or pope By JOHN NEEDHAM °' .. ._...,,..,.. ..... Tom Fuentes of Newport Beach describes Pope John Paul's five- hour vi.alt to Anchorage, Alaska, u a mix of spiritual and patriotic pride on the part or the estimated 50,000 people who turned out to greet him. Fuentes, director of com· munications for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange Coun· ty, was among the thousands who thronged the streets in 30-degree weather Thursday to catch a glimpse of the Holy Father. "He gave a very elevated spiritual address," Fuentes said: "It was a totally theological message in comparison to the human rights stand he has car· ried to other countries in the past two weeks." The pontiffs s top in Alaska was his second trip to the United States in less than 10 months and the last leg of his journey that took him to the Far East. . Fuentes said the pope, address- ing the crowd at a park in the center of Anchorage, thanked the priests and nuns of Alaska for con· ducting their work in that cold and distant area. ''He looked marve lous,'' Fuentes said. ·'The excitement of his visit seemed to permeate the entire city, not just the Catholic community." Fuentes said few business were open Thursday, with. most people apparently choosing to find a spot along the city streets to greet the pope's motorcade. He said the holy father was treated to a dog sled ride at the airport just before his departure in the afternoon. where he met with several Es kimo families dressed in native attire. Fuentes said the pope celebrat- ed an outdoor mass in the middle of the city with 25 bis hops, archbishops and cardinals in at· tendance. A 200-voice choir, made up of choir members from churches all over the city. was invited to sing at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome by Pope John Paul. Fuentes said. E',...P ... AI MARINA SETBACKS. • • ditions of the Coastal Com· mission and other agencies . -Local boat brokers and dealers are moving to Florida and the East Coast because there is an inadequate number of new marinas planned to con· tinue stimulating interest in boating, said Bob Leslie of the Nalion!I Boating Federation. -Leslie blamed "strong en- vironmental interests" for slow- ing down the cons truction of boat facilities. -A proposed boat marina in the Bolsa Chica marsh, a con· troversial Issue on county ter- ritory near Huntington Beach. was cited as a good baJancing of development and environmental concerns, according to LyndeJI Marsh, an attorney promoting the proposal at the county level. -Former regional coastal com missioner Carmen Warshaw called for elimination of the Coastal Commission because of its coast development conditions calling for low-cost hous ing and public access to the beaches. -She said these conditions g reatly increase the cost of coastal housing and boat slips. Not all the discussion opposed the Coa s tal Commission policies, however. -W.F. "Zeke" Grader . a s pokesman for commercial fish- ermen. said the commission's high priority on commercial boating facilities in marinas has stopped a trend of deteriorating commercial ports. -Fischer said the com. mission has approved a total or 11,253 boat slips which didn't harm sensitive environmental areas. He said 1,491 slip pro- posals have been denied. -Fischer said that 90 percent or the environmentally valuable mars hland in Southern California has been destroyed by If P.velopment. Prison escape daring PARIS (AP) -Two iunmeo forced the pilot of a hijackfMI helicopter to pluck two Inmates from a soccer field inside a hilh· security prison near Paria durinl. a match between. two groupe ol prisoners today. then escaped with police c hoppers In bot pursuit, authorities said. Prison officials said the helicopter landed in the yard of Fleury-Merogis prison near Evry. apaprently during the con· victs' morning exercises, and picked up Gerard Dupre, 33, and Daniel Beaumont, 40. Dupre is regarded as one of France's most dangerous men, officiaJs said. He is s uspected or a series of holdups, some involving hostages. He was arrested Jan. 7 while allegedly preparing a holdup at the Gare du Nord railroa d s t ation i n Paris, authorities said. There were no immediate de- tails on Beaumont. The helicopter, chased by police helicopters, set Dupre, Beaumont and lhe two hijackers down on a sports field on the edge of the inner city of Paris, and the pi lot then n ew the craft back lo its base in western Paris. The in· mates and the gunmen apparent· ly made good their escape from the sports field. The two men who organized the escape had rented helicopters twice in two weeks to take passengers to Orleans, past Evry to the south of Paris, said Yves Benzaken, a spokesman for the helicopte r r ental company Helicap. The men said today's run would be for the same purpose, but 10 minutes after take-off they pulled out pistols and a hand grenade. Benzaken said. They told pilot C laude Fourcade, 46. that his wife and dau&hter were being held hostage which was false , according to Benzaken -and forced him to carr y out the escape. Benzaken said the door of the helicopter bore the m ark or a buJlet, apparently fired at the craft during the chase . Gasoline • prices soar 12.2 cents LOS ANGELES (AP> After remaining relatively stable for most of 1980, gasoline prices soared by an average 12.2 cents a gallon during the first two months of this year. the Automobile Club of Southern California savs Southern Californians pay an average 29,4 cents more per gall on than they paid at the begin· ning of 1980 and 62.8 cents since March 23. 1979, the club' said. adding that diesel increased 51.9 cents a gallon in that per iod. the auto club added. The report noted that gasoline prices in metropolitan Los Angeles remained relatively sta- ble between April 1980 and Jan. 1. 1981. But since then. prices on all grades of gasoline and diesel in· creased substantially. The club said the average pri ce for ~ gallon or regular at full- serv1ce metropolitan area sta· lions is Sl.39. For unleaded the price is $1.45 a gallon; premium . 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In the nine months since one of her twin daughters r portrait) was killed by a drunken driver, Candy Lightner of San Francisco has taken her crusade - Mothers Against Drunk Driving r M ADDJ -across the country i'I a campaign to tighten laws and increase penalties for drunken driving. o.,..Nell'ton in assault Huey Newton punched a woman in the eye after she tr ied to assault his mother- in-law as the former Black Panther leader appeared in Alameda Count y Superior Court for sentencing on a 1978 gun possession convic- tion. police said. Prior to the hearing, as Newlon. his wife Gwenn and his mother-in-law. Betty Fou- ta I ne, emerge d from an e l e vat o r outs ide the courtroom. a woman iden- tified as Jeanette Nelson, 36, s tarted shouting al Newton and look a s wing at Mrs. Foolaine, authorities said. With that, Newton threw a punch, striking the woman in the eye, police said . An alarm sounded and deputies filled the area. Ms. Nelson, bleeding from the eye, was ta ken away in handcuffs. police said. Authoriti~s declined to speculate on what prompted the altercation. ' • ·l APWlrw ..... le Country singer Dolly Parton canceled the final week of her first Las Vegas hotel engagement after coming down with a severe sore throat. She was being paid a reported record Las Vegas salary of $350,000 a week. Cindy Peca, Huntington Beach's 11-year-old dancing queen, continues to pile up awards for her fanc y footwork. Last year , she won first prize in a disco competition televised nationally on the "Dance Fever" program. In J anuary, her ballroom danc· ing s kills garnered a top prize a nd "outs tanding amateur dancer" recognition at the Sta.r Ball competition in Los Angeles. Most recently, she traveled to Las Vegas, where she and partner Edd.le Frias, 19, of Garden Grove, won first prize for their 1940s-style dancing in the National Swing Championships. The dancers, who were choreo· graphed by instructor Baddy Schwimmer of Costa Mesa, were promised a part in a movie called "Jitterbug." Cindy's father, Joe Peca, says her share or the $2,500 prize money will help pay for the 10 dance classes Cindy attends each week. Refugee slowdown eyed CoW1ly asks U.S. to curb immigration By GLENN SCOTT Of Ille o.11, Pl ... St•ll Orange County officials are drawing up a list of key person· net in the U.S. State Department in hopes or persuading them to s low down the migration of ln· dochinesc refugees into the county. Th e co un ty Board o f Supervisors decided Wednesday that the resettlement of refugees has to slow down until the coun· ty can come to grips with over · taxing of social ser vices, hous- ing and jobs caused by the sud· den migration. Jelly bean scar~ has happy ending The president of the United States may advocate jelly bean cons umption, but 20-month-old Ke lley Graham of Irvine went too far Wednesday night. "She just put it in her nose in- stead of her mouth," e xplained Orange County Firf Department paramedic Capt. Gary Stenberg. The white jelly bean was re· moved with a hemos tat, Sten- berg explained. ·'We comforted her and she was doing just fine," Capt. Sten- be r g said. "Sh e was j ust scared." Mr. and Mrs. Neal Graham of 13 Mine rs Trail, the girl's parents, also wer e a little scared. he added. There are serious legal ques- tions as to whether the county can restrict movement of the re· fugees, who are accorded rights once they enter the country. Supervisor Harriett Wieder said the county can't be expected to subsidize a federal decision to accept the refugees from war· ravaged Southeast Asia. She cited a recent report from the County Administrative Of· fice that estimated l ,000 re- fu gees a month settle in Orange County. Differi n g from ear l ie r estimates. the report included speculation that about 35,000 refugees li ve in the county. The county Human Relations Com- mission said in a report issued last month that more than S0,000 have relocated here. NOTING THAT more than half of the incoming refugee.s need some sort of welfare, Mrs. Wieder said the county will use up its resources if it doesn't get some aid from the federal gov· ernment. ''I think we can demonstrate that we are doing more than our share to carry out federal policy and we are now at a point where there is a real potential that other economic disadvantaged groups will suffer.'· s he said. Along with calling for federal and private relocation a1encies to stop sending refugees to the county, the supervisors alao backed a plan from Supervisor Roger Stanton to set up a team of analysts to work IUll-time on We're Listening ••• I The Daily Pi lot wants to hear from Its readers. wh11l you like about the paper and what you don't like. We also would like to publish your views on any subject in our letters to the editor col· uthn. Call the number below and your message will be recorded. Messa1• will be transcribed several times daily and delivered to the desk of the appropriate editor. Mailbox contributions will be delivered to the editorial page editor. Mailbox contributors must Include their name and .telephone number for verification. N\, circulation calls, please. . Tell WI .what's on your mind. The number is in service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. J assessing r e fugee -r e lated problems. ALSO, THE supervisors once again promised lo lobby for changes to a federal law that cuts off federal aid as or April 1 to refugees who have lived in the U.S . for three years. The· la w would require the county to spend an extr a $300,000 in general relief payments to refugees who couldn't qualify for other federal welfare pro- gr a ms. according to the CAO's re port. Parolee held on sex rap Costa Mesa police have arrest- ed a 3l·year-old s tate prison parolee on suspicion of rape and child molesting just two days after he had regis tered with local a uthorities as a sex of· fender. Robert S. Lee was arrested in his west side home at 4 p.m .. Wednesday shortly after Costa Mesans reported that Lee bad sex with two 11-year-old girls over the past two weekends. Investigators said the girls re· ported the incidents to their families. Lee was paroled, investigators said, earlier this month after serving time for similar sex of. fens es. He is being held in Costa Mesa Jail without bail. Children's film series scheduled The 1prln1 cblldren'a film ' sertea at Golden Weal CoU.Ce in Huntinston Beach will be&in Wednelday wttb a acreeniq of the Dlaney favorite, "Toby Tyler." Tbe tum will be shown a1ain on Saturday, March 7. The new Wednesday ICl'MG· ln11 will belln at 1:30 p.m. in Health Science Room 131. Satur· day matinees are at 1 p.m. in l'orum IJ . Admiukln la $1 per film or '1 for tbe Md• of DIDe. ~ und•r I an .tmltted free. I • Orange Cout CWL Y PU..OT/Fridlf, F~ 27. 1981 r!' .. Potter11s 011 the so11d ,., Pilet PMCe ~,Lee P•"'• Chill weather didn't deter dedicated run-and no longer overhead. Unidentified cou· ners from their daily sprint along the pie skirt incoming waves as they run along beach where the wet was only underfoot Corona del Mar Main Beach. Auto driver grabs purse in Mesa lot Costa Mesa police are keeping an eye out for the driver of a mustard-colored, Japanese-built car who grabbed a woman's purse as she walked through a South Coast Plaza parking lot. Elizabeth Lopez of Long Beach said s he and her cous in had left their car and were wa lking toward a department store at about 1 p.m. Wednesday when the purse snatcher struck. She said her assailant drove up from behind, s he felt a hard tug on her shoulder-strap purse and then turned as it was yanked from her hands . The car driver hauled the purse inside and sped off. Ms. Lopez told officers. Lost, she said, was $50 in cash, the purse, several credit cards and two wallets. Total valu.eofthe stolen items was listed at $186. ----------------------------- F·inding opens door to cancer control CHIC AGO CAP > -Som e cancer cells may trick the body into producing blood clots to pro· vide a hospitable site for them to grow. doctors say, a finding which opens a new approach to controlling the s pread of cancer. A Veterans Administration stud\• s hows t hat an a nti · clotting drug can delay the spread of lung cancer to other organs. a complication which makes the disease more difficult to treat. The stud y, publis he d in today's Journal of the Ame rican Medical Association, found that small·cell lung cancer patients who received the common anti· coagulant drug wa rfarin s tayed alive twice as long as those who didn't receive the drug. Warfarin did not cure any of the SO patients from ·nine VA hospitals who participated in the 1976 study, and most of them have since died. But significantly, the 25 pa· lients who received the drug a long with conventional anti- cancer chemotherapy survived an ave.rage of SO weeks, com· pared lo 25 weeks for the others. the VA researchers said. "What we have is a clue·to a t otally n e w approach l o· cancer:• said Dr. Leo Zachars.ki of Dartmoilth College and the VA Medical Center in White River Junction. Vt., leader of the research team. Zacharski, a blood specialist, s aid this is the first we ll· controlled clinic al s tudy on humans that shows an anti· coagulant can s low the spread of cancer. The study is continuing. O/o ADJ Chair orLovesaat When purchased with a sofa or sleeper What better time than now to make that investment in Better Quallty furniture. For a limited time :Ralph's Is offering 50% ()Ff to customers who wf$h to make a loveseat or chair purchase wtth matching sofa or sleeper. Sorry. our normal free de,.ery Isn't aval.labk on thlSqtfer. lJ Spec:Wty ........ . ceatcn ...... roof • s.doMI C.Mii" • TNCMoMI co.lety • ...-c.ilr ··=== • o.a c-e.r ............ c.., . ,. • HIF. Not a typical pol LONG aa1P1 Dan. You laav• to PQDder u.. 1lveawar of huD&ala Valley CUy Couacllmaa li:ucu• Vu DMk ...S ftfder ti IMt'• l°"'8 to l•t away wlUl lt. Van DM!l,." away Ml mon•1 Well, ~·1 _. prect1.ay 420n'ffL A retired Rockwell lnten•m1I porebaaln1 man•1•r. Van D11k frittered olf Im c .. ahnuk atlpend Ttult amoun&.a to IHZ.50 per moeta WhU• atc1rn1tuna hti la ..e • wealthy man, In the Jt't lf'tlcr ur O<'ea•·IOjn& ya(•ht ·' ar tt'I )' Van lh 11 k dtda,_ that he 'Ju11t •ant. to do tl(lmethhlK for •ome kid.I " ,,._ M• c•ily haJI o lary w1ll 10 to lht t-'ountain Valley HI•' <'hoot B•nd, whH·h wu rtctnlly a fe1&tur•d a \tra c-uon in lh~ 1nau1tur1&t parade of onu J>residenl Ruean . .S also to th~ f ountaln Valley Garis Club THE TWO GaO\J PS, of rnuriu~. 8re JUSl hckl~d pank 1.wer lhe prueiptcl of th1~ Wl(!X.,Ct"led <'a!ih flow from the ~offeni ol City Hall The band, for ont: thanK, s till owes some $8,000 on Its little trek for a qua<'k step march in the growing dusk along Pennsylvania Avenue So you know how lht> band people greeted UUs news. Now take nothing away from the noble wnd generous tontribution that Councilman Van Dask has given lo the ·kids of tus community. It as pos!lible, however. that his generosity will also have some dividends as he 1s seated up there Oil the council manic dais on meeting nights He couJd. ror example, have his council colleagut>S s lightly off-balance. in lhal they would be laboring to eun Political war chest flying off to oo some good their $252.50 per month. while he's obviously doing the whole chore for free. It might give his duties a certain ring or independence that the other council people would lack. THEN AGAIN, because Van Dask is working gratis, it ·s a little difficult to hold him su.specti as a candidate for highe r offi ce, like commissioner of trolley cars, or something like that. Council persons within whose hearts lurk the ambition for loftier political pla nes do not go around throwing away money. They do not donate cash to good causes, like Van Dask did. ll works just the opposite way for the ambitious. THEY DON'T GIVE AWAY the Long Green. They collect it. They become the beneficiaries of don~t~~ns. not the donors. They hold benefit cocktail receptions. They are lhe benefactors. You get separated from 100 clackers for which you are gr anted one weak scotch and soda, he avy on the ice. Mone y gathered in this fashion is called The Political War Chest. Some candidates actually start trying to put together these chests even before they know which war they are going to gel into. Get the money first. Find the war later. ANYWAY, NONE Ot' this hooey can apply to Councilman Van Dask. Newly-appointed lo the Fountain Valley City Council to replace Roger Stanton, who realized his supervisorial aspirations, Van Dask's term expires just next year , in April of 1982. The guess would be here. with his councilmanic salary flowing out to aid the kids, that Van Dask won't be seeking election in 1982. If he does.however. he at least ought lo draw a cheer from the Girls Club a nd a good solid tool or two from the Baron band. WOALD I NATION $490 million OK'd for Chryskr WASHINGTON <AP> -· Chryller Corp. WOD flnaJ f .... aJ backlq today for ttoO mlllloa &n new Toan• to 1tave off bankruptcy. TIMI approval came aa the company reported the lar1Ht annuaJ loH ln American corporate hittory, $1.11 bUUon for lHt year . Treaaury Sec:retarf Donald T. Rt1an, chl.lrman o the th'"· man Chry11ler Loan OuaranlH Bond. sald the panel aareed \o- day that Chrysler haa mel cond•· tion11 set out In an a1reement tent~ltlvely approved by the board IHl month, when lt w111 headl.-d by former Secrct1ry O. WOiiam Miller . Chrysler luet $235 million In the fourth quarter. to top lh11 8 d ay -old record Ion of 11 &4 hllllon rep<>rted for the year hy Ford Motor Co. C br y1 l e r . t h e N o 3 automaker, said lt11 luMs for lhf' yt>ar Inc luded "unu tt uMI charges" or $250 mllllon. m•lnly the wrlllng-otf of obsolete plant and equipment. Those wrtlf• ofr1 totaled S78 mllllun the• fourth quarter. un1bl1 lo determine wlMUMr or not the UN al,....,..,, aocepted 1HoUDUnl prtaclp)ee applicable to 1 1ofn1 e6ncern la •P· proprtat.t ln tlae cltcum1tances." In Ml let&# lo 1harebolden. Chry1l1r Chairman Lee A. laeocea •••d. "Given a modest upturn tn the economy' aome mod1raUon In lntereat rates, Df.1aner dall(!ers and the expected improvement in the rate of car and truck aalea, we look forward to dramatically Improved res'4lts for 1111." Tbanb to rebates of 7 percent off the aticker price, Chrysler's U .S. car sales have improved since early December compared with the previous year, while other produce111 aaw cleeU.... Other companies now are of. ferina promotion tneenliv• ol their own and analyata say Chrysler'• share of the market for domeatic makes could decline from its cun"ent 11.s per· cent to the 9.1 percent projected in plans aubmitted to the loan board for 1911. ,.,..1 ........ Sales for the Yl'lif fell 23 1>4•r· cent from $12 billion lo S9.23 billion. Sales of r urs und tru<'kll worldwide f('ll 32 pcr<•tml. from 1.8 million to l.23 million lu11t year. The company ·s u uditor11, T<lu('he Ross and Co., said they eould not suy whether the UMO financial statements were pre· sented fairly ··because we are Members of the Dance Theater of Harlem which provided entertainment at a state dinne r f o r British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, are greeted by Presi- dent and Mrs. Reagan. Mrs. Thatcher was surrounded by 100 guests Thursday night as she thanked the president for the "re- !11ark~ble banquet," ending a two-day visit m which U.S.-British close ties were af-firmed. Ruined notes DC-10 crash clue? CHICAGO <AP> Notes destroyed by an American Airlines employee may have provided clues to the causes or an O'Hare In· ternational Airport crash that was the nation's worst air disaster , says an attorney for McDonnell Douglas Corp. Jack Barry said Thursday he thinks the notes were important because the m an who wrote them was investigating "the facts, ci re umstances and ca uses or the accident.'· The May 25, 1979, crash of the American Airlines DC-10, manufac· tu red by McDonnell Douglas, took2731ives. There were no survivors. American Ai rlines s afety employee Mac Eastburn said in a deposition he shredded the notes, made in preparation for a September 1979 report on the crash. in which one of the jet's engines fell off before the plane plummeted to the ground. American m aintained the jumbo jet after buying it. Barry said he believed destroying the notes was forbidden by a court order prohibiting destruction of documents relating to the crash. That order was issued by Ci rcuit J udge Louis J . Giliberto four days after the accident. However, an attorney for American Airlines said he doesn'lthink the notes were worth saving or were covered by the court order. ··Do you save all your notes? You'd be inundated with paper," Thomas Allen said ... The final article <the report) hedidn'ldestroy ." Pope says China ties unbroken ROME (AP ) Pope John Paul II returned today from his longest trip yet, a 12-day visit to As ia, and said that he does not co n s id e r th e Vatican 's diplomatic rela tions with China broken. ·"The Holy See never broke re- lations with China. China just expelled our apostolic represen- tatives," t he pope told reporters aboard his fli ght back from Alaska . He made the statement when asked if he would consider severing diplomatic ties with Taiwan in order to norm alize re· lations with the communist gov- ernment in Peking. '"For the Holy See, diplomatic relations do not hvae the same significance as for other na· lions.·· he said. Asked again if h e would bre ak ties with Taiwan, the pope took a deep breath and said "It is also a moral problem ." The Vatican is one or the few s tates that m aintains diplomatic relations with Taiwan. That re- lationsttip has been <'Onsidered a m ajor obstacle to the resump· lion of fr iendly r e lati o ns be tween the Roman Catholic Church and Peking. During his visit to Manila last week, the 60·year-old pontiff is- sued a major a ppeal for rap· orochement with China. s aying. both t he Vatican and China should forget' about the past and look to the future Hail hits some states Srww forecast for several regions eo .... 1.,eatlter ,-~T""'""~~~~~~~...., ......... -"" ....... Cttant t of r•1n .0 p.tfc f'nt tonlQht 11100\lng to 10 porcent S.lurday (O.St•I I-.t. lnl..-d SJ CCWISt.11 Mg!\ Ml. lnlencs '5 W•te< t0 E lstwl\ere, wlncls bocomlnq .,..,,, tc SO nodnwesl a 10 IJ llnots will\ t to 1·1oot w1nc1 waws Flw to l·IOOI north•••I swells °"' .. w.i..,_ ano 1 to >·loot In ner w•lttt\ 0c<4hkw'91 ihOwen IJ.S. ........ E •rty \ea ion thund1r11'0¥1rtHt rumoltd over Many of the north· centfal statts. with hall In-~b. and r•ln w•s in the lorKHI tor 11\e MICl,.est. 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Saturday Is Your Day To Think Orange -Orange County Music- ~ Stereo 103.1 FM Blame mulled on bus crash SAN FRANCISCO I AP• PteUmlnary ttporu la.Y pobre ud Lbe llhlnadpal Railway •h•rpl~ dif f.r.-d today oa lM ca.au ol lhe ahauertnc t'o1U1Joo ol •<'roweled ell)' bu& with• trucll th•t lnj\lrod 13 ~ pfe Poli('e blamed I.he Thunday mornuic commuio a<'C"adent on Ule apeed of the bull, while the operaton l)f ib .. <'ll) tranaport11Uoo o st"m bhamed the driver ol thurwll lo*9Ht with 2.3toruiCJI 1ravt1I The unpact 1enl ~creamana p1&~tln(lt1r• hurtUn1 throuib W bus · 'hh k 1d1 · OO!IN, 'n cordln& to one of Ult•\ l l'lHJ\5 •• .,. ,._" ..... ~ft" AVALON tAPt The body or Miguel Ortega, mass mg slnce a Calallna Airlines helicopter crashed close-to the shores or Santa Catalina Island. was found inside the wreckage or the aircraft after it was NEWS BRIEFS ~~~e0~fromthe floororthe Ortega. 24. and 5· year-old Llor Levy were trapped an the ruselage of the helicopter when it plunged anto the ocean near Pebbly Beach last Sun- day The boy's body was round Wednesday when the wreckage or the helicopter was located and Ortega's body was retrieved Thursday IUles lo •eelc I•_..• law SACRAMENTO CAP) Stale school superin- tendent Wilson Riles says he will seek a fourth term and thus won't challenge Gov. Edmund Brown Jr: for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate. ~mes, 63, had said last year he was thinking of runnmg for senator or governor, or retiring. But he told a news conference Thursday he bad decided he didn't want the "headaches" of being governor, couldn't accomplish much as senator, and • wasn't ready to retire. Foz FH• Corp. •1_,ln •ll'r LOS ANGELES CAP) -Directors of 20th Cen- tury· Fox Film Corp. will meet today lo consider an offer they may not be able lo refuse -an $800 million takeover bid from Denver oilman Marvin Davis . Davis, a 300·pound, SS-year-old multimillionaire who counts former President Gerald Ford and enter- tainer Frank Sinatra as golfing pals, offered last weekend to pay Fox stockholders $60 a share for the company. As part or the deal, Fox would distribute its stock in three television stations to shareholders making the total orrer worth about $70 a share. ' a.e.~-· •P.•11 ..... ee.d• SAN DIEGO <AP) -A chemical spill that re- portedly leaked from the Point Loma sewage treal- men t plant this week could cost the city of San Diego a$5,000flne, the U.S. Coast Guard says. A Coast Guard helicopter spotted a spill Wednes- day that covered 200-square yards or ocean with a rust-colo_red chemical. Apparently the spill came from a fiberglass tank leak of ferric chloride that occurred Tuesday at the sewage treatment plant. Tht; Coast Guard estimates that 1,000 gallons seeped into the ocean, while plant operators believe about 100 gallons were involved. Firm bares metlwdfor interferon SAN FRAN C ISCO <AP> Genenlech Inc., a prominent member of the fiercely competitive gene-splicing industry. thinks it has a better mousetrap a cheaper way to make interferon, a substance some see as a potential treatment for diseases from colds to cancers. Scientists at the firm's South San Francisco APw1,..-1e laboratory and at the ~ I d U ni ve r si ty or ,,,otll nafr Washington said Thurs· Actor John Gavin, 48, is r eporte dly the choice of President Reagan as U.S. am- bassador to Mexico. instead of a career day they added new genes to the heredity of baker's yeast and now have yeast cells that produce scarce human interferon. dipl o m at. Gavin IT'S APPARENTLY s e r v e d a s o A s the first lime yeast - special adviser from one-celled plants used to 1961 to 1965. make bread rise and fer- ---------ment beer -has been genetically changed to Water rate going up? LOS ANGELES <AP> -T he general manager of the Metropolitan Water District o f Southern California will recommend an increase in its wholesale rates to the company's board of directors ln March. Jay Malinowski said General Mana1er Evan Griffith madf the de- cision after a brief public beartnc on the increase Thursday. M allnowski said water golnc to residential con- sumen would increase rrom SU5 an acre foot to •121 an acre foot at the dealer level bet:lnninC ln July. He said the utility eatlm1c. an acre foot of Wiler lt about the •mount Uled by 1 famlly offtweln1year. produce a human pro- tein. Experimenters usual- ly work with bacteria. w hi c h hav e bee n «enetically a ltered by firms such as Genentech to produce interferon, in- s u Ii n, huma n growth hormone and other pote.n- tially valuable proteins normally produced by the body in small amounts. IN EITHEB CASI!:, the new gene orders lbe or- ganism \o use its own cbemclal stores \o pro- duce tbeapeclfic protein. Ronald Hil1eman, 32 . of Gen entech Ronald Hitze - man, 32, of Oenentecb aald in an interview that Initial res"'t8 show the yeHt cells should pro- duce many times more lnterferon than bacteria and ~ tbe pro- duct 1boald be much simpler. Both factora t bould reault ln a leaa- upenalve product. Orange Coast DAtL V PtLOT/Frld8y. Februaty 21. 1111 Bank cantrols hit in scam ... industry lnalden 11 coacludlq that the aJle8ed fraud couldn't have proceeded as lon1 u lt dJ4f had lt not been for fia •• in Wells Farco"I intenlal aUditln& ind operating eontrol1. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Flaw1 ln Wtlll Farto Bank'• operaUna eoatrola, or U.e led ol U.em, ma.J llave allowed Lb• ........... Uoa of aeeoun .. Utat led \o ~· •U..ed 111.a million embeultJDent ol the bank. lnduatry offlelall 11ld ln publlabed NPOl'tl· Wtlll Farco officials bave alleted that L. Ben Lewil, former operaUona of. ficer at Ila Bevert.Y Dri ve branch, em- tMaaled the money t.brou1b a series ol fraudulent bookkeeplnl entries during lbe p.,t two years, transact.iom involv- ln1 the Muhammad Ali Professional Sporta Inc. account. in& entries," an auditor for a.not.her ma· jor CaJilomia bank told the Loe Ancelea "rimes. "That's something we watch for, because It's a simple way to perpetrate a fraud." "When a debit and its orrsettin1 credit originate from the same office," the Times reported the auditor as sayin& in today's editions, "that lransaction finds ill way into a date file. Somebody in lbe bank la continuowily looking \hrou1h that me for just this sort of thing.'' "Any kind of decent audltinc system should have turne d this up," the chairman ol a competin1 bank ~d the newspaper. However, while conceclln1 there was a "failure" in the bank's controls, Wells Fargo Chairman Richard Cooley told the Journal that the bank's audit.in& was adequate. "Auditors wouldn't catch anything," he said, because of the way the rraud allegedly was carried out. A .......... "What Lewis allegedly did, we could 1top almost immediately because he wH offsetting his own phony bookkeep- The auditor, who asked not be named, said allowing credits and debila lo be entered unchecked by the same bank of. fleer is forbidden by at least six major Western banks. Yet, the Wall Street Journal reported But, the auditor said, rules are often violated at major banks. 'WORKl!D ALONI' L.hnLewt. Auto inspection measure changed SACRAMENTO <AP) -The author of a new an- nual auto emissions inspection bill has dropped a complicated three-part program in hopes or getting it through its first committee next week. Sen. Robert Presley. D-Riverside. said Thurs· day he substituted an inspection system using local garages and ser vice stations for the three.pronged approach because ·'all that stuff seemed to generate too much opposition." The EPA wants tests of cars and light trucks in the San Diego, Los Angeles. San Francisco, Sacramento and Fresno areas to determine if smog- conlrol equipment is working. The EPA has blocked up to $850 million rederal aid to Cali(ornia for failure to adopt an annual com- pulsory inspection law. But some legislators are pressuring the Reagan administration to lirt the ban. 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EL TORO 24350 Swartz Or. • HUNTINGTON IEACH 7470 Edi~ Ille. ....._..._. · County needs a refuge respite Orao~t' ( 'ounly 1ul>('rvl5on wrre on tar1et thll week tn a kine lhtl fed .. ral governm~• and voluntary re9etUe· mrnt .,enr1 tt' (llV{I the-county a breatbin1 spell to b orb lhr influx ol lndochlnete reluaen. l'h<' count ~ ne>Vf htu1 a laraer proportion of reft1lfff than an t ount)' \n th~ nation an .stJmated 37.000 to Ml. d nev. a r ri' al.§ number about 1,000 a month. WtulP th c• \\'ltb -. fplr oommand of En1li•h and 5CH1H~ ruittkt•l <ibl t' "k ill manaae to b~come sell· ~upportmg au ii r.:a i.ona.ble tamt, 1\'1 e1Umated they number no mort• than ~ ~rcent of the total group at the pn·~t Um\' The rt>~t till n~ed vetr)'lns degrees of we11are, m t"d1t·wl and t-dtH'd l lOna l h.-lp to enable them to enter the econorm mainSI rt-am In :o.t"t'ktng a l~mporary moratorium on nt:w arrivals, th11 :.UJ>t6n •~ors r~togniied the fact that the refugees are rn d~rt! ll"~lil n·b1d en t b and agreed that no one wants to e xr lud t.' tht-m permanently ' 1t .-,1mph ,, m atter of using available funds and 'l'I , 1('t-:> tu hcip those a lread y here find their feet. And to ".ird off growm g resentment of th~ refugees among other poor rninon ty grou ps . . \lso loom ing ovt:r the county is the scheduled Apnl I cutoff d3lf' for federa l a id to refugees who have been in tht' rountry for three years or more. The federal Indochinese Refugee Assistance Act now fu lh reimburses (•ounties for financial and medical as- sist.ante provided to refugees. But those grants will end April 1 unless Congres~ votes an extension. And the es timated cost lo Orange County alone could increase by $300.000 Lhis .vcar without continued federal aid. Ttus is a burden the county should not be asked to as- s ume It must be the urgent goal of the county's con- gressional de legation to push for an extension ol federal funding. The cut would a ffect some 5,000 of the refugees who have been here for three years and still are unemployed o r Ii ving below the po verty level. Their welfare is clearly the responsibility of the federal governme nt. which authorized their entry. The cost should be s hare d by all the nation's taxpayers, not jus t those in the area s where the refugees have settled. Braced for trouble The battle lines are shaping up in Washington as Congress a nd special interest groups ponder the potential impact of Rona ld Reagan's tax cut/spending cut ap- proach to bala ncing the economy. De mocrats in the House Ways and Means Committee are doubtful a bout the proposed three-year. 30 percent r ut in persona l in<'o me taxes. fearing it could only fuel in- fl a t ion And. obvious ly. s uggested cuts in some Social Securi- t y benefi ts. Medic aid. food stamps. welfare programs and a id to c•ducatio n pose serious problems for members of Congress who m us t brace themselves for a barrage of complaints from t heir a ffected constitue nts . Said one. ··1 ex pect we are going to have some dif- fi cult days here~" Me anwhile the lo bbyists, representing everyone from IC'achers and ba nker s lo de velopers and agriculturaJ in- terests. are bel'(inning lo wonder if their traditional clout with "ong ress m ay be effective this time around. Their doubts a re s hared by civil rights groups, church organizations . a nd lobbyists for increased govern- ment participation in chiJd care and aid for the hand· ic a pped. T he Heagan p roposals, if enacted, would dent just a hout everyone's pet program. But Congress and the lob- h~·1 l. are kC'<'nly a war e of the national de mand for cut- lwcks in J!ovcrnme nt s pending. An d so far the re 's been no r eply to Pr esident n N1g an 's q11C'r y ... Does anyone have a be tter plan?" Vietnam rerne01bered T he e m otional welcome given the hostages sparked an equally em otional r eaction among many American .. who were re minded that the return of our Vietnam vete rans was a very different story. But the re· are those who have not forgotten and intend to s e e that the natio n does not forget the 57 ,697 Americans who died an the Vietnam war. Their names will be inscribed on a national m emorial, located alongside the Lincoln Memorial on two acr es of land donated by Congress. More than 2,000 artists are participating in a design completion for the memorial. The winner will be an- nounced in May . So far the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund has col- lected $900,000 for the proposed tribute. The fund's sponsors range from Gen. William C . West01orelanft, commander of U.S. troops in Vietnam. to former Presi- d e nt Gerald Ford . They include an impressive roster of national leader s, me mbers of the entertainment world and m embers of the armed forces who served in Viet· nam. Those who wo uld like to help may send contributions lo Vietnam Veter an s Memorial Fund. P .0 . Box 37240, Washington. D.C. 20013. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on lh is page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd I Mountain By L.M. BOYD Ml. Whitney in CaJifornla .was the tallest mountain ln Pel peeve: The paper boy wbo comes lo col- lect every mOftth with no change, waitln1 for )'OU lo go ahead and say It's okay lo just keep it. A.J. fthurM , htl"t I t')H\lt • t\t tt • 'uh tnitt• t bv t• Mii t "'U ,.,., •~r·' '" •• ··•'''" tt•1ht ' tn. " • .,. •• "" N w,,._., •. ' "'nrt v, .. ,, r"' 1 ..,.,, • ..,, t ' (,lt"9utiy (,u (M1fv •111.1• the nation for a generation. But when AJaska became a stale, Whitney dropped to No. 17. That's \ife. Nolhing'a for certain. I - "Whal was the flrst self. service grocery chain?" uks a client. Piggly Wl1&ly. A gentleman named Clarence Saunders from Memphis, Tenn., set up the first one ln 1916. Brulllan beekeepers sometime back crossbred bees Jll'IUJ they 1ot a special sort. or bee that couldn't 1Un1. It didn't 10 oHr. Other beekeepen in the fteld reJed· ed lt. Said one, profoundly: "Of what advanta1e ii a bee who cannot protect bla honey?'' e Jack Andenon Friday. February 27. 1981 Thomat P. Ha1e.,.1Publlst1er Thomas KMVll /ldltor 8af1Nra Krtlbleh/Edttcwlel P• lldltor Kremlin meet key to peace? WASHINGTON -The key to world peaee and atabUlty la held by the tou&h. atirewd old men in the Kremlin. And this la the week they aholdd signal whether they want confrontation or de- tenle with Ronald Reacan in the White House. They may also Indicate whether they have 1iven any ground lo the youneer men who ultimate- ly will take o ve r the Kr e mlin . Befo r e the week is over. the re should be sliU other clues to Sov - iet actions in the years to come. These signals should come out of 11he 26th Soviet Communist Party Congress -the first since 1976 -which is now in somber session in the Great Hall of the Kremlin. To the untrained eye, the pro- ceedings will seem trite and t e di ous. But to the s ha rp, analytical ey e, the dre ary routine will offer valuable i.n· sights into the Byzantine world of Kremlin politics. Seemingly insignificant developments can portend important changes in Soviet policy. Richard Reeves Secret reports from the Central lntelli1ence Aeency, the Defense lnleUieence A1ency and the Stale Department's Bureau of lntelliience and Research have been reviewed by my as- sociate Dale Van Atta. These show what our lnteJUgence peo- ple might glean from the as- s.em bled Party congreas. .. In theory. a congress is the party's supreme ruling body," a CIA primer explains. "In fact, it is a ceremonial gathering that rubber-stamps policies previous- ly discussed and agreed upon by the leadership. Nevertheless. a c ongress ... provides a se mblanc e or democratic legitimacy and an opportun.lty to review party activities and to pro claim policies for the future.·· JN OTHER words. even though it's a stacked deck, the Com- munist Party Congress can give al least a hint of the cards the Russians will be playing for the next few years . For example, another CIA report notes: "The 20th Congress in 1956 launched Nikita Khrus hchev 's d e -Stalinization campaign; its im- pact is still being felt throughout the communist movement.·' It took a while for news of Khrushchev's astonishing de· nunciation of Stalin to reach Weatem intelli1ence. But when lt did, it gave our poJicymaJrers the message that the Stalin era was deranitely over. No such fireworks can be ex- pected i.n the current congress - the fourth presided over by Genecal Secretary Leonid Brezhnev. His party rongresses have been noted for being busi- nesslike and "relatively drab," according to the CIA. MUCH ATTENTION will center on Brezhnev himself tbis lime, as itdJd in 1976; our analysts will be gauging the praise he gets this time around. I.n 1976, State De partment analysts noted that while his praise from other speakers had been "'lavish," nevertheless "his encomiums fell short of those accorded Khrus hchev Cnot to mention Stalin> in his prime." Incredibly. applause is an im- portant clue to the diagnosti· cians in our intelligence com- munity. EvaJualing the praise accorded Brezhnev last lime, the DIA noted that "although adulation at times appeared ex- cessive, it was more refle<!tive of his talent· for· co~nsus po Ii t ics rath e r t hTh the mechanica.1 adulation required during the Stalin era." How they differentiated between heartfelt applause and a servile claque, the DIA did nol make clear. Adulation '•Ide whether real or fel1ned Brezhnev will still be the flsure most closely observed by oW' in· telli1ence analysts. Hopia1 lo sense some clue to his poulble choice of a successor, the analysts will be waltina for bis reading of the election results ol the party's top brass. "The or- der in which Brezhnev reads the na mes (will give) some indica- tion of the new pecking order," a CIA report states. Of c ours e , o ur Kremlin watchers will also be tuning ln for any s ubtle changes in rhetoric regarding the United Stales. Along with hints of Brezhnev's possible successor, these are regarded as the most important clues likely to come out of the party congress in Moscow this week. A FATHER'S SEARCH: As a survivor of both the Dachau and· Aus chwitz death camps, Polish· born Murray Rozynes of Miami is a tough, determined man. But it bas taken all his stubbornness to continue a 20-month search for his 29.year-old son, Steven, who disappeared without a trace in a tiny Panamanian village in the spring or 1979. Steve, a lawyer and amateur anthropologist, took off on a solo trip to South America that year. But his trail ended abruptly in Viento Frio, Panama. A Stale Department briefing paper con· eluded that he "probably met his death by misadventure.•· Rozynes suspects that his son was murdered by members or the Panamanian National Guard for the money he was carrying. The father has been lo Panama eight times. He met with U.S. Ambassador Ambler Moss, and prevailed on the U.S. Southern Command lo make a six·day air· and.sea search of the jungles around Vi ento Frio. There was no trace of Steve Rozynes. The father is still pressing on, convinced that Panamanian authorities arc withhold in g evidence WATCH ON WASTE: In budget cutting. nothing is easy. The administration's freeze on new offi ce equipment may turn out lo be raise economy. Most government agencies are using computers that are at least 15 years old . and they are more ex- pensive to run and maintain than newer models. Government inspectors studied four agencies and estimated they could lease .new computers and save Uncle Sam Sl.4 million a yea r in operating costs. 'Conveyor belt' justice aids criminals NEW Y O RK Mayo r Edward Koch, a politician with a good ear for public outrage, began attacking judges again last week. This time he was blaming the judiciary for the ap- parent lack of success of New York's six-month-old ••toughest in lhe nation" gun law. The law. which went into ef- fec t last August , essentially e l i minates p I e a · bargaining for de fe nd - a n l s with pr e viou s felony convic· lions who are convicted of carrying a lo aded gun. In theory , those people must go to jail for at least a year. They're not. Koch says. The mayor's ofrice studied the first 4,106 auests made under the law. There were 2,222 result· ing indictments and, so far. the courts have disposed or only 239 of those ca¥s. imposing sen· tences in 104. OnJy 77 defendants Sydney Harris received the one-year term. Koch, who admitte d that it might be a little loo soon to evaluate the full impact or the law. still went ahead and ac· cused judges of "abusing•· the latitude they have in sentencing defendants who claim miligal· ing circumstances. Koch, who is running for re- election this year, has picked the right target. A national poll done late last month by the Los Angeles Times prompted that newspaper to report: "Public disconte nt about c rime is focused chiefly in the judiciary, and there appears to be general across-the·nation outrage aimed at lenient judges. An over· \vhelming majority or people hold their court systems in con- lem pl and believe the courts are not tough enough on criminals ... THE TIMES SVRV EY -a nationwide sample or 2,063 peo- ple questioned between January 18 and 22 -reflected the rear and the hardening attitudes toward crime that I, and I'm sure other traveling Am ericans. see and feel all over the United States. in places large and small. or that sample. 77 per- cent said the courts do not deal harshly enough with crim'inals , and 68 perc~nt said they favored the death penalty. That poll also showed high favorable ratings for police de· partments and a general willing- ness to pay higher taxes to fight crime. People. al least the ones I've talked with. are scared and angry -much more so than l can ever remember. One i.ndica· tion was the answer to the Times' question about the purposes of punishment. Only one in five respondents men- tioned ··reh;abiUlation,"' while ··isolating criminals·· was men· tioned by 52 percent. "deter- ren ce·· by 38 pe r cent and ··vengeance·· by 30 percent. THE COURTS and the prisons -thal"s what people seem to be thinking about. A retired Los An.geles police officer. now working in a s mall town in northern California, a place ex- periencing its first crime. said: ·'The bottom line is that there are j ust too ma ny crimina ls. and we have no place to put them and not enough courts to handle them all.·· As if to underline that point, The San Jose Mercury News•re- cen Uy reported on a day in the courtroom life or California Superior Court Judge Peter Stone. The judge called the roll of 294 felony cases. including 9 killirigs. 31 robberies. 84 burglaries, 2 kidnappings. an iQ· decent exposure and a salmon poaching. JUDGE STONE s pent an average or 20 seconds per case. "It 's like watching a conveyor belt go by, .. he said. ··A lot or the items you see week after week. with a lot of new stuff. Meanwhile. at the end of the conveyor belt. only a few trickle orr:· The belt doesn •t work any mo r e ; American c riminal justice has broken down. The first things the country needs - and the hell with the cost -are more prisons and more judges willing to send criminal• there. Coinparison with Ronian Etnpire not valid One ol the favorite ploys of politicians out of office and social critics out or temper, ls lo wie the "Roman Empire" exam- ple as a warning to Americans that we are declining and decay- ing at an alarming rate. And the reason we are declin· ing and decaying is that we are acting just like those Romans . However , each apeuer plcka out a particular element In Roman life that he COD• alders tbe dominant cause -and thla always, hap. pent to airee with bit own diagnosis of the American weak· ness. ll is much on the order of the dogmatic preacher, who selects specific passages from the Bible to dramaU1e hls theme while ne1teclln1 other, and sometimes contrary, passages. I BlJT THE fact of the matter ls that the more you know about something, the less simple lt seems. To tbe ltnorant, or tbe rJ1tdty partilan, there are no hard or complex quaUona; lt la only tboM who botMr w delve more deeply into a tubJect who are no toqu Htbfied with tlm· pie an1wen that really amwer notblna. Tbe 1reat hlatorlan of the Roman Emplre, Gi~bon. spent a lifetime stud yin I the "Decline and Fall" of the mighty insUtu- tion. At the conclusion or his lenalby investigation, be ha~ no explanation for why Rome fell . He cited al leut two dozen "causes" that. bad been offered by varioua commentators and observers -ran1in1 from the blunde1'91 of individual emperors and the vanit.y of human wishes to the corruptine nature or lux-ury and the expansive vitality ol the barbarians presslnc upon Rome. GIBBON BlllSELJ" t brqpd off Ml "uplaoatloai" tbouab he tUlpld..t OM ol tbe dief caua• to have been the ln\m'Dal moral decay ol lbe rW1Da ~. which .. wbat a eontemporarJ historian. Tacltua, thou1bt. 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"' WtUJ•m Hosken, preatdent of 11IE, •.•• a:n ""'• "" --" Rertl!ft 1.• 14 ... t I r;. Ull , tJ1 ,, ... .-I.It! 1· ~ Ydrl ft , ... I 40 u11l4~ '"" I V>-l4i ,. .... , ·~' us =· ·~ Califomia Nldtel Corp., •aid Thun· 111 u~ ~ .l: Jt.Z:... 1.• v.';1 -i-1_.-,.__"' 11•••tf'fl ,! '' 1 -\io dav~'acW•v-ould.ll .... ·11•,-.. S fO 10 41 14 .. IC lftd_. l S R4 Jtft• ._ Ii'. , .. Rem~ ttl,7 .1 tt 10 J ••••• , 1. .., .., .,...... ,..-.--:. • .., a:...: "" :W 1.1tto ...... \!. 1~ lft,.. uo .. t•t ~ ~ :•!4 ;=.';.-.1111! J: ll:+··i. ore rom t.be coinpeny'a 8,000.•cre •• ,., :, 1,11 ill'•+"i' .,. 1ft~11 i ~·~ !::ft :::~ ',lT ~ t: '~' te.' ·~ =:• 1:1 lf ~,..: ... :,"' GhHquet1_Mountadln nlckel·cobalt· • ·.. n ...,. "' ,,• f ,,.. .,.. 1u 1ft1 1.10 l k """ .._ . ';..! !!!'"°' ~ ·~ •I~• ~ c rome .. tertte eposlt in the Slx ~ft~·J.1'! n a·i·~ ~·11, ~1g :=r~~·! ~ B ~~ ~··, 1·1' ~.~~Ii=! rt :~ 1 ::;:~ RJven.NatlonaJForet~. :I " tt ISi&+ • I • ~ I~, ,, •. , lt 1;~ ~ 11 ... ~ . .• \It-;~ . ff l l!~: ~ • + 'rto 11'9# pfl.t1 ,.O If + !\ Cltl "'i' t • + 141 I 7 J li111-~ • ~ 'j(4 l~t;r' pnl.ii .• 11 H•;,;·~ ==a • " . gaine Kaiaet Alull\ln"°1. the naUoo'a lblrd l•r1nt alumintam producer (after Alcoa and Reynolds Metals>. earned close to a quarter ot a billion dollars in 18. That'• I.be most prollt the Oakland-baaed company has ever made. But Cornell C. Maier, Kaiser's cha.irman, cannot be too happy these day1, since he's losing out on two rronta very dear to his heart. For one thing, although the issue still baa lo be resolved in the courts, Al Davis seems determined to move the Oakland Raiders to Los Angeles. Maler has fought hard to keep this fool· ball t e am in Oakland. t~ He regards the presence of the Raiders there as impor· tanl lo the "na- "I lllTll lllUWITZ 4'ft tional identity" of Oakland. THIS KIND OF RAH-RAH spirit comes under the heading of hometown pride. Maier is also a big booster or the Oakland A's and the Golden State War· riors (and he puts Kaiser muscle behind them ). But the other battle Maier is losing is more serious and has national implications . It hits Kaiser Aluminum where it lives . It all started las t April 3 when the ABC network program "20 /20, ·· a counterpart of C HS ' "60 Minutes." featur ed a report by correspondent Ge raldo Rivera on the dangers of aluminum wiring m ade by Kaiser. KAISER -AND MAIER -hit the ceiling. The company said the program falsely accused Kaiser or intentionally marketing an unsafe product. "Those charges were blatantly wrong," said Maier. Kaiser r esponded lo the ABC program in a number of ways. It ran a series of newspaper ads. It asked for congressional hearings on what it labeled "trial by television." It threatened a libel action. IL planned to appeal to the Federal Communications Com mission I FCC I . And it asked A BC for ti me to respond. In a surprising move last Halloween, ABC caved in and said it would permit Kaiser Aluminum to make a four·minule unedited rebuttal to the charges during a regular "20/20" program. It was a s mashing victory for the Oakland kid, but here's where Maier may have made a strategic error. USING THE SERVJCES of Carl Byoir & As· sociates, one of the nation's largest public relations outfits, Kaiser Aluminum put out a press release trumpeting its victory . Embarrassed before their compatriots, ABC then fiddled. While Maier waited patiently in Oakland for ABC to tell him when the rebuttal would be aired, the call from New York never came. Finally, two weeks ago. it did come. ABC said it had changed its mind. Instead of allowing Kaiser to respond on "20120," the network said it would air the rebuttal on its half·hou r "Nightline '' program beginning at 11 :30 p.m. ··NightUne" has an audience estimated at 10 million. "20/20" is believed to reach 30 million viewers. Kaiser turned down the ABC invitation. It appealed tot.be FCC lo force the network to provide what it called "appropriate response time." And Kaiser also said it will now sue ABC for slander. Moral · when you win. don't rub it in TOc11~ls .,, Jn ttO> .. It Wl<AT AMEX 010 NEW YORK <API F~b 2o lOd~~ l8' 10s 717 801 71 10 tl .. 1af." PrfY atL, 719 40S IMIO 41 71 -..... Cop'•' 8.S,..,·81 • t..rn u a pound Of~'\natlon\ us.#. .~ ,..,.,. I OutllSIOll 1 Cllrl$C prpl J e.croe wt ~ LLCCorp SK• Ind 6 U"'t'OY•I 7 lTVCp M I N.tPrH!o 1::=g- 11 "-' °"' n Ell•lr Ind I> s.-lnO IA P-r0.-11 s IS J-EF 16 LNr"-trl 11 HMW Ind NEW YOllK IAPI Prices l•la T'llurW..y or 9010 co0ns, e-•ed '"'"~ Wedne,0.y'• prtc•. ICrllltlW-. I troy OI , U71 00, of! U.00. 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Ille -to the P•rlr19 Ae-m. n.. orom1umslot the P011Cy ••II be tully tM•d()y I RWOelOf' 1Mtore l,..O.llv.,.1ot IN aond> LEGAL. INVESTMENT Th• -•Ill, ""'>re lhe Clellvffl' IMrltol, be certill.o tor 1nw$1men1 u.-1 <Ind pu•......,l to IM P«>VllloM ot tM Olslrkts s.<u•ll1tt u w 11)1111""" 10 of Ille W•l•r Codtl .._,..,, notwlltl>iencll"ll well cerlllt<el•on. tn , ... oe>inton 04 9ond c ...... wl ttw eliQilHtlty"' wlcl -· ., , ... Ume of tNllr lt>~ntt', tof IM 1nveitmef1t of tundS of c~rct.t w wwfng1 1>an1u 1 •\ ~uch, '' \UbJKt to \M pro..,,st~ ot ,,_ Fin.nc.iel Codi of Ow Sa.te of C•lltornle, and a >latemenl lo 11\el etfecl •Ill be printed on the bonds Mrlfflll Ill• cerlltlutlon fEAMSOFSALE •-tt-. TM mulmum rate bicl ,...,, -.,.,_~per-. plyeblt ...,,.1...,....11,,. E«h r•t• bid ,,_, • • ""'ltlole of ~ or 11111 ot 1'1.. Ho bond s,..11 -·more '""" one lllt••••t rite, •nCI •11-ot tr.....,. melu•llY ~II -Ille wme raw. Eecll -"""'' -lnlerell et the rel• ss-clll.O in the bid fr""' ii• dete to 111 ti-.......,It, -· Only -,....,... Wiii iie •11«hl<l lo H<ll -fore«" IMt.11 ....... "' .......... --. --PfO•ldl'!l ........ llol\elors.;,I t•ntal ___ ,..... Tiie rate on .,.y ""'1Uflly or 9'°"" of matUfltlK lftall ,"°" lie ,,.... ,_ '°"'" lllQl!er ,...,. ,,..1,.teresl •••• orr •ny 041Wr meturlty or or-Of matYrlllet. Awe,.: n.. -.,.. .. be 1old lor <-only. All blcll must lie IOf' not '"' ll>•n •tr al rhr -IWteby ottered tor ..ia encl -II bid sNll llM• -tM llldOe• otten .ccr-Inter~ lo the dale of dell_,y, ,,.. ....,.CIWlte P'k•. ""1<11 •11•11 not bt ll>S\ ,...,. "°' of Pl• (.ncludlnQ llW debt M•vice ln1,.....,.• .,..._ 'l'•um, II •ny, u set 1or111 btlowl and Ille Interest ••t• Of , ..... •I whl<h ""' llfdder ofter> to t:>uy •aid bonds Each b'-• JIWll sl•t• In Its bid the towt - •nitre\! cost •n clofl.,• •nd IN ••er-,.., 1l11er .. 1 •••• 0.1 ... m irwd •-•· wll1<h ,,..11 ""c°"'"'""•d 1nl°'m•ttve only --•pen Of Ille bid. Mt..,... .,..,..,, The botWli will be-··-to IM 11'1lfle>I ,_.ible 010der or b4c~f'\ <on•idertft9 Ille lnterHt ••le or r•tn ~llled encl the pre. ml um 01 d•'><°""I ottered. H any The l'liQhesl llld will be determlNIO by -I· 1no lhe emounl ol llW 1><emlum bid Ill •nyl lrom, or -"9 ll'le •mounl ot tN dt\<ount 111 •nyl to, llW lot•I •"'°""'Of lnte .. 11 wN<ll tlltWO -.rid i.. .._1rec1 10 pay from thr date ol w•d bONI• to ttw •-11•• .... turlly -.. ,...,_. •t ll'le coupon r•le or ••In •PKll!e4 In the blcl -IM_.,., wlll IM -to tM bldeler or blddetS otterlr19 the lowest Ml lrtl .. est coat to I RWO. TM pute~ ..wit H Y ec:uued lnle1n1 trom the date ot \he -to IM O.W of dellve~. <-puled .... *"""' ~a· bnl•. ~ • ~ ... lfy ..... Mnic• In· ,..,..,.u .. •~Ill 1111 bid, any ln~urence premium pelO tw tttWO wlll lie <- •lde•.O "' • disc-I tor pur-• ol catculetW. "" •-nl <Dll .., any bid •tM<llvlne a.et Mrvlu lnwr•nu . ..... ••tecti.: IRWO , ... ,,,.,""' r19M, In lb dltcr•llon, to ·~l«I •ny •nd all --to -n tellt "°' p,...,.llltedby law to wal,.. -lr"911Wtty or tnlormetlty In any bid. lltWO It •Ito ifwll"'9 lllCll on ,_,...at -... t..,. _, of lmpr--Olstrl<I No. 102, 1,,...o-11en1 Oiltrkl Mo. lliS, tm- pro••meflt Olllrlcl No. '°' -lmpro..-t District Ne. 109 on the -Nia n •b<>ve -llled for lhete -..., ot tmpr-Dl-'rlct Mo. 10>, lltWO r• ,..,vu '"" rlgflt In lb dlscr•lloft lo ••1«1 all -II ace-.... lll<b •••not •• celw.O .., all tuell -· o.t.rml,..tlc>M to -d or ••1«1 11119 et -" ._ P'Ove.._i 04.trlcl wlll i.. -_ • ....., -h._., *'""' MMd,... tlW ..i. recel-on Hell. ......... Aw-: IRWO wlll tallte ectlon_,..... IN .... er re)«llnt •II llldl not l•lor I...,. 1-nty·el• ('61 -r• efW lfle ti-Mrel11 "9Kr*M for UM receipt ol ,..._..,,; pr°"...., U..C IM _.., _., IM m.-_, IM ... plrellon of ltw ..-citied ti-II IM bidder "'911.,.. 1w ... g1,,... le .... -• .. Olteclorf ""'le• In -111,.. of 9W wt __ , .,_II.,._.,, ,..... ... Oeffvery; ~ ...... ,..,_, o.lfwery of ............ •Ill ... rn•d• to lM SUC<eulUI _, •t Jetltlet ........ ~y. 1111 ...... Pico =~:::;:.·~=.;.c;::::~: ~~:&.-Pl•••--"'-Ille Pey-for lfle baftdl •r.11 IM ,,,_ Ill i:-.. ,..._,.. ._. F-., -· ,,,..,,.._, ........... ,_, .,....,,_ -,.._ "'_ ,_ .. -" olner tm,.......etv •\'•ilelil• t-m...c _.._...,,....,.by lloe Tr-of I "WO et -t,.._IY·-(UI _,.prior to ...... ,_y of ttw ....... ......... Detlvery; C-........ 9w Liiie ~: It Is •..-Ctecl -.. Id boNll will M .,..,.,.~ to -wee•...., ...., wtthln lfllrty C•> MYI I""" the det9 OI Mle --· Tiie W«eufvl _. •• ,..,I hew IN rltlM, •I lb oe>tion, to c...cet Ille contrect of pure,.... II lltWD .... II 1.i1 lo•••-- bond> end ........ I~ tor dell ... ~ wlfflill 1tny 1111 deYI '""" U. -twreln tl .. d tor tlw <K•li>t of bids,.,... 111 ""'"-'IN succndul -...... .,. ..,. ••led lo,,.."""'" of,,..<'-~ ec<-Ytne lt.W.. .._ .. .W: Eec:ll bid,._..._ ....... bldc,_k. "''* .. Ill • --"-l\'•I-llCldre-to lltWO, wllll the........_ end bid clMtty ,,.., ... "P•oPOWI IOI Wet..-1Lt IMftlh, Serle1 C, of 9W l"'IM ttMKll Wet..-Ot.lrlct ror lmpr-t Olslrlcl No. 191.'' Md a.di: A u rtltl9d O< <Miiier'• ~ .,. • ,._, .... _. or trust c_., In.,,._, of m .ooo, ....,_•\lie order ot 11two, must«· c...,,....,-".....,..' M•-enty t!IM u. ......,., 11 wu~. wm ec.- .... pey fw Mid..,. in ec:cordM<e w"" the lerlN of It• llld. Tiie clledl a<· cemp•nYhl'I .,.. ecc..,.ed p,_1 .,.. .. be ...,...., °" U. -c:Mte .Pfk• or. II sckll .,,......, 11 acc..-. but not perlonned, ""'"' auclt falhlnt ef "'1W· rtMlllU IMll be,....., by MY kl...-oml»lorl OI IRWO, ..... , tlteft IM ,_ _,. I ... ,,_ ... r ... lnecl by lllWO TM chkk «,_, .... Hell -capt· t<I pr~l •111 i.. re!AwMd promptly. ~Ill THE...,.....,.._, At.,., ti-MfOre the-. are,.,.. d<J••d tor Clell ... •Y. the WC<ftSh•I bldderJINY dlMHlrm -wlthdfaw .... Pf'Oo oowl II the Inter"' recel¥ed by prl••h( -• from llondl of -.-,.,.,. • ncl cllerec:ler .,..II lie de<te~ to• t....,._ Inc-.....,_, ,._..., ,,.. come tea......._, HtMr by • fllllr111 Of llW 1.--i ,.._ lw¥k • er.,,•,. < l1lon of .,, ,_., <-1. fl/f IMll lie WCI ... I.a ..... er .. , ....... to M I •ken tnto «count 111 c_..ilflG .,., -,_ 1 .... .., 11111 tef"tM Of.,.., t•.O.r•l lntome le• l--t .. ......_l t•tM,... of 1111•...UC•. C .............. ; .... ~ ...... : l!Mh,..,.......wlllw-.-.to• c-llloNCI -lllWO tuml.,,... to t,..~~. •I-,...,.., c.eoocw· r entlY •Ith peynwm lor IM tNllWf"I' of ttle ......... IN ........... Cle9ifle ,....,.., ••kll-... dlteol dellwry: l•I ~ DtMlllOll -TN ........ Of O'.,._., 6 ~ ef LM '",..., ... Callfomle, 11onc1 c-• . ....,,.., .. u. wetldlty ., IN ._ .,.. stetlftO INrt lnterel °" tM bOllllll 11 • ....,.. ''°"' ltlcMM .._ ., \lie UNIM s,_, el ,.,,_I<• ~ ..,._ ~ woe-._ -· """ -.. -" ltMrest II tllte t..mt!I from --· IM>-._ .. ._.._ fl~ u"*r pr9lenl •Mlle Inc-tu I•-· A c.,, ef Niii .,.,.._ of O'MM_, & 11@.,•n. ,.,.tlllell by ... otllcer Of tttWO "" lecai!1'14• ..,_._., WIH .... ....... °' IM -k Off MCI> Dond, No CMre-Wiii be in.-le Ille ~"-' .... tucll "'""""'°'~Ill""-; 1111 A cet11fk•te of lllWO cerlllrtne 11'91 Oft IN Nii. ef .. fact., •'llm•tn _. <lr~\en<el '" tal1t-• Oft 11111 .... of i.-, 11 ••-•.....-,,.., Ille proc-of Ille -will IN lltN Ille ,,_, lflat ........ <-I ... *'•lolla.nltr•'*""I (<)A Cwtllk ele .. IRWO, .......... effk4rt _. ,.r-lftt el lllWO cerllfY .... I• ... tellewlftl: 111 ltwt Niii ... ken -,..,,_...,_ ... " ........... -... ..., tec:llmlle•,...... ........ -..... ...,. "9•• ··-Ii""'' .. ,., ............ "° tJtet•--; ... Ctl tMt ........ ,.. 1111 .. llOfl ......................... tlft<l"'9 ........... "' ef ... !MntltJ Id> Tiie recei.. of I ttWD "'"""" tMt ... ~ ttnt• .. -... 111<t..olftf .,...... «<rwd to \tie Nie Of.,,_.., .... ,.._~,.........,, 111wo1eltd ' lel A cer1iflcMe of I NO, "'""' lly ., ~ ef I._..,, Kt1f1t !ft 1111 Olflel•t INl not "'t .......... lf'"CllY, la ... eff9tta.t .... UIN If ...... et '"' ~ • .,.,. et ... tlflltt ...... _, =~..1" ... lllC .......... ti-Of Ille •tl-V• IM ...... lllt Offlclel ,..... • ........... .... CMl•lll _,_ ~ ... _.., , ............... _....... •• , _ . ._,. .. ~ ............. ...,., "'""" ..... ( .......... ~ .-1c11 .... --~. --...... . TN_. .. ,rl1111111 tllf ""*WHIM...,." lllWO, 1 CWP......-1 llltMtlc .......... CUSI~ .............. .,._. ... ........................... Mfl_,..,. ... _,...,. __ ..,..._. ........ ~c-.-·•--· .... ., .. WCMllr......, lit-~~ fl ... '9¥.., ... .._ ..t:.:-'*'•• ... .......... .. ... ,...,.... celltrat .... ~ CUit~ ..,....,. • ... ..,_.. ... ,,. cua1~ e.nlka c-.. ,., -. ............... ~ .......... " lllWo. fN!lCMMATION .AYAtlJ'IL.a : 111 ..... *-' 1....,_.i... ,__... ,. TIMI PL.ACI! 10.00 ...... "Mr<" "· ''" 4201 C• ..... Ot1 .. ,, ...... C.lllOl'nl• MAIL.1!0 8 105 Se<r•t•rv of.,,. IMrd Of 01rec:100 tr•I,.. R-11 W .. er OIJlrlCI P,0 . Box ~I tr•I,.., C.tllornl• t2116 OPl!ljlNG OF PltOPOSALS T ... bids •Ill ---•I IN Mffllf'I ot Mid &oerd OI Olrw<ltrt to i.. held on Mol•<I\ I 1, IWI, .. I0.00 •.m • •I the •fo...- 11-d eddr•M, tSSUIE: it,!05,000, con•lsll119 ol 301 llllndt of the -•nation of f.5,000 te<ll, 0.tecl Allfll I, ltll, deti .... t.0 "WATl!ltWORKS 80N05, IL.l!CTIOH ""· SERll!S I, OF THE tltVINE RAl'fCH WATElt DIUltlCT FOii IM- PROVl!Ml!NT DISTRICT NO ....... ~red .. , to 8-JOI ....... ll'Ctu.i .... MATUltl TIES. The -Wiii ,,,.lute In <-ullve ""'"erk el Otdff °" AP'll '·In lhe -··•or •e<ll Of IM WYtUI Yffrt .. loll-I' ......... PWUKIPAL. "ttlltCll'AL A~NT YCAll "MOUNT .... u s.ooo ... , \100,000 ltU $60,000 l9U tll0,000 , ... -.s.ooo ..... "10,000 , . ., '70,000 '"J llJ0,000 , ... vs.ooo ,.,. tU0,000 ,,.. M0,000 '"' . 1150.000 '"° no,ooo .... "U,000 '"' t'H,000 Seid .... 1 .... 11y ><-•· I• tUOje<t lo< ........ lo IJ 00 -°" Frlder. lli\4lrch •· 1tl1, -It "'911 IM Ille r._i1Ht1ty 04 ... ,. IH<ldet-to contt•m ,,.. llMI m•lurlty tG-1• •I or •tier s•IO time •I '"" office ot · o.n.lcllt ............. O'--&Myen t ll-SllltllSlr .. t Los """9~. C•lltornl• _., 121>1 6»1110 TertWKe C-rlonl "'*le ,,.,...... °"~-· o• 81J1h Eesl.....,. P•IM We-r, 11'< us C.lltoml• Sl .... t S... Fr...clsco, C•lll0<f)I• HllM WSI »J ... INTEREST; TM llOncb slltlt beer 1ntere11 et • rate or ••let lo be llHd u~ on !he Wle t..,_ but not to u ceed .,, -_,...,, ,..., .. ,. tetnl-llr .., Aprtt I, endOc!Oller I ole«ll Y••r. PAYMENT Seid bondl •ncl ,,.. Interest Iller-. .,. pa, • ., .. In l•wful m-y of Ille Unllecl St•tn of Amertce •l U. Corporete Ae-ney Olvl1ton ot 8•nllt ot Anwrk• N•llonal Trust •ncl S.vlnos Auocl•tlon, Peyl119 Ae-nt ol IRWO, ,,. ~ ......... C.lllOf'nl•, or •I .... Paytno At111nl of lllWO In s... FranclKo, C.tltornl•, C"ic..,o, ttllno[s ; Of Hew Y...-llt, New YOik, •I llw oPtlon ol the hot•r lllereot. REGISTRATION: Tiie bond• wlll be c-n llonds reQltl•allle •l to ori1,. <IP•I only or .. to bolfl l>(inc1991 And Inter"'• ...0 Ille l0tm ol r09l1tr•tlon mey be <.......,., or lhe _, dltcNrQecl from •eQistr•tlon, •II In ec:<ordenc• with the provisloM In ttw ret0tutio11 P•o•ldlnt lor ,,.. ,,....,,.. ot wld llOrlds. CAL.L.AllLE. Tiie -· m•tutlt\Q on or Pf'lor to Aorll I, 19'1, "'•" not i. subject to < .. I°' redemption prior 10 m•lurlly. All -· metu1tn9 on or el1tt A.prll 1, 1992, or ..,Y 04 lllem. m•y be celled beiote m•lutlty and •-m.O, at lite opllonot tr. Boe•dol Oirecton ol IRWO. on April t, '"'·or on eny tnlereP pefmeftl -· UltrHfler P•lor lo metunly BondS ~•tied prior I• metu"ty sf\erl be rt-at""' lottowlnQ •edemption 11<1<", UP<HMd •• • peronte91 ol ,.., ••I .. , 1-\Mr wltll •tcrued Intern\ 10 delt ol •-motion 10.% 11 r-medon or l»l0te Oc-r t, '"'; 103% 11 •-lllert•ll•r •nd on or 1>91ore Oc\-r I, 1"1. 1112% lfr--dlhrrulter end onor -reOct-r I, 1m, 101"-If •-med llWrHller encl on o• belo,. Oct-r 1, ,,.. 11111% If •-med IMr••lter •nd "''°'lo metu•lly All or any por1ion ol IM bond• •ubject to call m•1 be celled '°' re<lempllon •I .,., -time. II '"' than •II 01 lite llOnds are redeemed •I .,., .,,.. time, such bonds shall lie .-ned only In lnverv order of meturlty .,.d .. i.cted lot •-"'911on ,,..., wltllln • •i"lll• melurily by lot PURPOSE OF ISSUE Tiie bonclt -•• e\ll"°'lrecl tor ltw •cqulsllion •ncl c°"strucllon of ••t•r-•k• leclllliu tor ow benefit ot tmpro111menl Olstrlcl No.IOt. , SECU"ITY: TM -ere luuecl pur-nl lo Ille C.tflofnle W•ler 01" trtct Lew !Olvl~ IJ of,,.. Weter C-ot Ille StMe of C•llfornl•I -INll lie INlld ,,_ • --._.. witltln Mid lmp(-1 Ohtrlct or,,_, W•ler <"-11111 --t lo M id lew wfltcll. In the d4tc:rellon Of ll'le lloMd of Direct°", ""'' be 11...0 end collected In llev lhereol, attd •II tex•llle •-'" U ld I m,,,,,_nl DlstrlCtsMll be •nd rtmeln ...... tObeHMtSedtor INM IMIY· .-nu. llONO INSURANCE! 1 RWD II•• received e c°"""ltmeftl from MBIA lor • Mun1<1pe1 8onCI GW•enlM' ln\Uranc• POiiey unc-lllonally -ranttei"911W timely ... , ....... of Pf'lnclpet ... d '"'"'"' ........ -ID,,.. ..... "9 Ae-nt. TIW 1><emlum tor \he Po4l<y wlll lie fully paid by I RWO at °' belOf'• ,,.. dell•erY ol lhrbon~ LEGAL. INllE.!.TMENT. TM bOnd<> "'"'· before , ... Oeli•""Y IM•eot. be certified IOI inwslrneftl _, •nd pu,_,, lo Ille pro•hiOM ol the Districts !.ecu•lllft LA• IOlvl~lm 10 ot tf\e Waler Code). HO-•er. n«w1\l\t\andlr19 well cerliltcellon, In the OPlnlon ot Bond Countel tM ell9ibHlly 01 14id bonds, et IN time of thelr iu<oance, 1...-,,.. ln•etlment 04 •-ot co,,,.,,.rcl•I or u•i"9l benll, .. well, Is sul>JKt to tlte ptovlslom of tr. ,.,.....,., C-ot lhe Stet• ol Cel1lornl., -•st ... ,,....,, lo IMI dlecl wlll I» 1><1nle<I on 111e "°""' -etll lhe <•r1111c•li .... TEltMSOF SALE ,.,,... .... , TM ,,..•lmum rel• bid may not uceed 1% s-r annum, ,..yeble -""-llY. E .... ••I• llld muff bee mulllpte ot \la°' 1110 of'""· Ho --• -more I...,. -•nl•reat r,,.., -•H -Of ltw ._ me"'rlty .,..II MW IN ..,.,. rMe. IE«" llond ......,., -· lnt..-ftt •I tM r•W ltlf<llled In IM bid !nm lb det• lo Its II-meturlly O.te. Only -<"'-•Ill t>e •I· ,..,...., to ffltll llCrflll tor eec:h ln1t•ll1Mnt of lnter"t •--· •ncl bid• provldlnQ '°' adlllu...t « .._te"'9ftt•t <_. wlll l» rejected. TIW , ... on .,Y metU<llY °' 9"°"" of meturltlel lftall not lie .._.. then I II>" ,....., -llw llltffHI r•t• on M Y -....turlly or.,_ ol m•turltlft. Aw-: TM -"'911 be Miki lor c:_,, _,,All lllOt must lie'°'""''"' lNn •II Of ._ -he..o.., offered tor wle -eecll bid .,..II at•t• ,,.., the -r otteneccrwd lnternt to IM O.leot clellw,.,., the purc,..se price,""''" ""'" Mt lie ,_ ,_ tO% ol -Unctucllnt .,,. .S.OC M"'lc• '"""_,,.• -ml.,..., II -· .. M4 1-lie-I eftCI ............ , , ... or rein, et •lll<ll ""' blddtr ~It...., Mid ........ ledl --II stale In lb bid Ille total -tnwrett ut* 111 .... ,_. ..... tM ..,.., ... net 1..-,_ -mlNIO ,...,..,.,, wi\kll "'91111a~ ""•m•ttw only....,"°'• pert of !Nbtd. ....... .....,., TN !Mindi Wiii be -•rdecl to tN 11 ...... f fHCIOMlble bidder W ...-n t...uderlfttl t ... Inter ... , ... « r•I" -llleel -Ille Pnl· ,,,,_er.._. .......... 11 ... y. TIW '""'"1 bid wlll l>t *"""''""'by deduct· "'9 ltle -d -,,_,1um bid Ill -I lrom, °' eddinQ -•mount of the dlM:-Cll-) lo, IM .... ,._, Of lflt .... 11 Wlll<ll lltWO-ld lie'-'""' to pey ,,_,Ille -ot Mid bondt to the '-"" ,,..,.,..llY d•IH thereof •t tr. c....,. r• er r.Ces -llleel In IM bid end IM •werd wlll be,...... to,,.. ~ w llld9nelterlft9 tM '-l -1-.... coal lo I "WO. TN pure- -...., .CcnM ..... t""" u. ..... of .... -to, ..... ,. ot 0.11 ... ,.,., <_,_..... ... ......, .,.., """'· Slw<M • --lfy ........... 1e .... . 1Ur-• • • IMrl of"'' bid, M y Insur~• -•um peld by t ltWO •Ill l>e <°"' 11-M • • clltc-I« pu,_, Of ~al<uletlnQ -lnter"I <Dll on eny bid -llyl .. diet MNke l ....... anc:e . ....,. ., .......,, '"WO rttervft Ille rlelll, In lb dl.cretloft, to ••l«I .,.Y -.,I lllCll Md._..._•--prohilllled b¥ I•• to ••Ive.,., lr,...i.rt-ty °' .....,_lltY Ill _., bid. lttWO 11 ei. kwltlftQ bldl orr _.,..,., ............ bolMll Of l1111Noweol9l1t 011trk t No. 111'1, ,,..,_,,, Dlttrlcl No. 111.J, Im· prow-DIMrkt Mo. 105 end lmpro-1 Olttrlct Mo. "" °" t,.. ._ det• .. el>ew 11119'11• IOI' -........ Of,.....,._ ... Olllrkt No ..... lltWO r .. Mr"" -rltM Ill ltl dlKret.loll lo ,.lecl ell Ille II K<._ bloh •r• !lot ••· cel"ed ., alt -1\ -· o.ter,..IMf'-to --or rele<t l>ldl ot Hell Im· prov-dlstrlc1 wlll lie made ..,...._..., ..S l_,.ndtntly be--U. !Miff rtul* on Hell. ....... .._.., IRWO Witt I•• ectlcrn -•nil .. 1N-.o. rtje<llllt •II bldt -•-I'-1-Y·•I• 1161 houri •lier lhe time MNln prescrlllecl fo• U. rec._. fll pr_.i1; pr.,.1--tM •-• ,...., M -•11•r IM••· plr•llolt et.,.. .,ecllleel ll-11 IM --_, not ,..ve 9lv.,. to u l<I 8Hrd of Dlreclon nlltke In Wt'ltlftl ot tlW wlUtclr-1111 -" propo .. 1. ,..._. .. Detlwry; ,. .... .., pj,_., Oellvery of Mid llondl wlll be mede to ti. wee"""' ~r et J•llrle1 ._,.... ~ ... ll:IO Wot Pico Bouleverd, l..ol ....,lft, CalllorN•, °' at •Y -pta<e ..,. ... .,.. lo botll -wcceMfUl--.el!CllM T-re•ol IRWO. P•y-fer tM -lllell IM m.-In ,.. ..... ,.__.... a...tl FUltdt ot' otMr ._,. .... y .......... 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" .. ---··---·~­.............. a J • Ott P\llllk ,.,...... 0epa,,,,..,., 11'1" I!.••-P•I,.. Webber Inc . '" C..lllor11te Street SM Frencl.co. C•lllornle .. 104 tltWO will orowl .. Ille 1ucceu1ur bldOtt 1oocop1 .. 01IM 0 111<1•1 St•t•,,.."' 111,. •-of IRWO . GIVl!H try oroer ol the B041rd 01OltKIOrt01 lr•I ... R-11 W•l•f 01t1•1CI, tdopl.O on Fet>ruery 7', tMI Artn..r C Korn S.Ct.C•r~ ol Ille 8-d of Olrecto~ OI tn.1,.. Rttn<ll W•ltr Ol1frlct Publltlled Or-Coe st oe11, Piiot, F1b 11, '"' ,..,., PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI tltVlflltG llOI Olt tt.SIS,- GUtlttAI.. o•LIOATIOM IONOI o~ IWYlltl ltAltCH WATl tt OIJfltlCT l'Oll IMP•OVIMlltl OIHttlCT ltO. tll TMa•IOI' NOTICI! IS t4ERE9Y GIVEN lllel w•l.0 pr_.h IO• , ... PIH'CllOt OI l l SIS 000,.., welue "9,..,.1 obllgallon l>Orld• ot ttwlno R•ntll Wettr Ol•t•ltl llRWO), Dt•nge County, CelltornlA, 10• lrn1><o•tMtnl Dht•ICI No 1)1 "''"11• rtctlvod by tf\e Boerd ol Otreclo•• ol tRWO •I tno ol•t • end up lo 111• ""'' bllow •iNtllltd f IME I~ ,, • m M.,cr. II, 1991 PLACE 0 01 CemPV\ Or l•r tr•ln•, Celllornle .MAILE0810S Stc.1teryOI Int 8oerd ol Otr•<IOr\ lrvlno R.,.(11 Weltr Ol)lrltl P.O. Bo• 0 <1 l•Ylnt, C•lllornl• U/ll OPENING OF PROPOSALS flle l>td> will o. opened •I Ille mHllng Of 1elt Bo•rd of Directors to be held on M•f't h n. '"'' •• H> 00 • rn . •• 1"9 etonman tloned edclres• ISSUE. 11,SIS,OOO con•l•llng ot JIS bon$ ot '"' oenomlnallon ot $$,oaa H Cll, d•l•d Aprll I, '"'· deslgn•l•d "WATERWORKS 80 N05, EL.EC flQlj ttl•. Sl!lltEi B, OF TME IRVINE RANCH WAI ER DISTRICT FOii IM PROVEMENT OISTRIC T NO 101,' ""'"""''"' 8 I to B·llS, bOlll Int lull., MA TUltl TIES: Fiie bOnd• wlll mel...-• 1,. conucullvt numfrlt•I oro•r on APf'H t ~ tn th• emount.a for tatn o• th• 11wiff'el v••rt ., fOUo•• P-'INCIPAL PlllltCl,.AL YaAa AMOtlltf YIA• AMOUNT Cllf!le IU ............. 9J t nfMlll ............ --~..:.:: ... 'lt llfl et lftY ,.._ .. ~\ • -..i ............... •.. II .. ... _ .... __ ._~ ....................... .._ .... t • .., •• ""_ ... , .. -. ...................... . a..-.....,._...,._,..,...,..... ......... 1a111t .. ,.,.., .. _....,.. faw6 ........... " .. .-ca.er._...,=....,· ...... ~ ..... _.,_ ......... ¥WY .. _...., ........... , .... .. ,,, ................ , ..... , It.I utai a.i-IM -fllf ........ fl O'..._, 6 ....... l.ea ......... c..11.-. .... c-1, .............................. . 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II> u.et -t la lie 1111,.11on 1M.--or p-1111 •lle<llflt IN vellfltr of Ult--; Cdt TN rte9111C ., 1wwo .,.._..,. u..t ... ~ ,,.,u., u....., lllClwCllllf llllere1t ecu ... d lo tM det• ef .. ,,,.,., ........,, .... .,... rec .. .,.. w '"WO, encl '"A certlll<ll• ot I RWO, ll-d.., .. olllcer .. IRWO, •ct1n1·~1111 olllclel end not 1111-ta11e1 <etN<lly, to tlle enect 11•1 •t uw u-et ...... et , ... bond~ -., ......... , ....._, t .......... le .... lllClllftllt ........ .. lllt dtll"trY ol IM _ _, Ille 0 111<1•1 StatMIOft( rtlttl ... le Ille ........ Mt conteln eny """.,. 1lel•l'IMlll of• "'•t•rlel le<t OI' -it to slate• mateflel feet ntcuaery lo,.., ... , '"' 1t•t...,. ... 1, '"•••Ill, In ""''et Ille ctrc_lf_fl .,,...r wlllcll lll•r •••• meoe, not mlt1Hcl4n9. T llt <Oii ol prlntln9 tlle l>Ol\ds ""'lie -11'1 1 RWO. CUllP ........ ., 1111 enll<IN l•d uwt CUSIP ~~•Ill -.......... '"• boftlb. 11111 ... 11,.., Ille tellure to prlf14 ~ --.ra e11 enr fiend -.,,., •1111 rtlPtcl t11ereto '11•11 conslllul• ,_ for • ltllun OI' reNMt w Ille purtl\eter tltereot lo etttPI dtll\'try ol tftCI pey tor ti.-• In acc•lllM• '"""Ill• ••rmt 1>1 111• PIKCllU• conlr•ct, All··-OI prlllllllf CUSll' NIM• btrt Ofl U.. lloncls •nd th• CUSIP S.r•I<• ._ .. ,..., .. tor,,,. .... .,._ .... U ld numbera ..... , be P•ld by I RWO. ljjFOllMATION AVAIL.ABLE: lltquUll ,., llllormttl ... conunllne 1111#0 or l0t coplu ol Ille Ollltlel St•ltmtnt pt-eel by lttWO dn<1i.t119 Ille ounot •lloutd to. •cldnued to: S.Crewry ot 11\t Boe•d lr•lnt R.,.c,. Weier Olllrlc I 0)1 C•rnpus Orio PO 80,.0·I Irwin•. C•lllornle 9211• Olt Pvbllt Finance D•P••tment 81,in Eeum..,. P•lne Wot>«ler Inc JSJ C•lllorlll• StrHt S•n Frentlsco, Celllornla 94"4 I NWO Wiii Pf""lde lhl \UCUUlul blddtr 100 t ool•t ot I ... Olllclal lftte• mtnl •I ll'te ••-of I AWO GIVEN Dy otder ol '"•Bo.rd ol Olreclon OI trvlno II.,.,,. Welff Ol1lrlcl, •'OPltd on FIDIU•rr 11, IH I -. ,il\rtllur( Korn S>Kr"'ary Ol IM 8oe•dof Olrttt.rJ ol trwlne 11 .... 11w•1er01ttr1tt PuOll..,..dOOnQeCoe\I Oellf Pttot,Ftl> U,1 .. 1 .... , PUBLIC NOTICE PVllLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF NOTICE OF DEATH CHARLES T. TIGNER, 0 F A L B E R T F> • aka CHUCK TIGNER S TRANAHAN •ka AND OF PETITION TO A L B E RT P LA N T ADMINISTER ESTATE STRANAHAN ANO OF NO. A-107114. P E T I T I 0 N T 0 A 0 . T o a I I h e i r s . MINISTER ESTATE NO. benef letaries, c r editors AI0711:wt and contingent creditors o f T o a I I h e I r s , ::! ! ~'.E lE !:TI:E ~~~~~e~n~ne:i~t"e~ag~~: ~~~~~;1~n~' c;~~~::~~ 1'81 t 1s,ooo '"~ t m .ooo B each , California, and Albert P. Stranahan aka, :::: • 111,000 :~ !:~~:= p e rsons who may be Albert Plant Stranahan of ·1ff0 : ::: .,.., moooo otherwise interested in the Laguna Beach, California '"' tioo,ooo w ill and/or estate : and persons who may be Sela meturtty ic11eout• 11 suolect 10 ,,...,,11, uo 10 ll D> noon on ""d•y, A petition has been filed otherwise interested lr1 the Merci\ •. '"'· ... d fl ...... be 11\e rtr.por111Dlllly OI ••<" Olddt• 10 conltfm "" by F r a nk A. Kimball In will and/or e st a te : 11 ... 1rn•'""Y"""""'••tor•tt•r1••dt1mee1111eo111c•o• t he Superior Qou rt o f A petition has been g::~.~·:~~~ O range County re questing f i I e d b y R e Ya l . •" wu1s1.111 5,,.,, that Frank A . Kimball be S tranahan 1n the S upe r ior Lo1 Anae1u,ce111orn1••n311 a ppointed a s personal Court of Orange County uuim-•m 0,. representat ive to ad · requesting that R eva L. Ttrr~ecomttrord m 1n 1st e r t he e state of S t ranahanbeappointedas Public F1nenc• D•P•r•meJ\t C harles T . Ti~er (under personal representative Blyth Eestm•n °••n• Webtm. tnc t h e Ind e pend en I Ad . to a dmin ister the e s tate of ~SS C•lllo<nl• Slreot Sal'F•anCtoco,C•l•lo•nl••"'' ministr a tion o f Estate s Albert P . Stranahan (Un· 1rn1 UMl)l)O A ctl. The p e t it ion is set for d er the inde p e ndent Ad· tNTIEREST r~o1>0M••ll•1to .. r1n1or-.1•1•r .. 11 01r .. 1 .. 100.11 .. oup 1 hearing 1n Dept. No. 3 at ministration o f E s tates c;:;,:~·,.·:~~·~~:;!,b~~.":!c'~ ::~:·d 9°' ""' •nnum, o•ublP>•moannuelly on I 700 Ci VIC Cente r Dri v e . A c t ). The petition is set for PAYMENr s..o 11onos •nd 111c •nt•'"' '""..," .,. o•ub1t 1n ••••u1 W e s t . 1n the City o f Santa hearing in Dept. No. 3 at mono of 11\t Un1ltd Sl•I•• ol Ame<1ta ., lh• Co•()•>r••• Aotntr o ..... on ol Ana , Califor nia on M arch 700 Civic Center Dri ve. B•n• •I Amertc• N•l•on•I fruit •nO S.vtng• Auoc••tton, Paying •11•nl ol 25 1981 at 9 · 30 a m West In the Cit y o f Santa IRWO, In LO~ Angeles, Calttorn•I, O< •I ¥1'( P•'flug Agent al IRWO 1n S.n • ' • • • • • l'ranctsco, Calllotn•• Clllc1go, llltnOli, Of Ntw York N• .. Vo·• ....... opt ton IF YOU OBJECT lo the Ana, California on Marc h "' '"" 1101dertill!rro1 · granting of the petition, 11, 1981at9:30 a .m . <IP•~~~s!,~.r:~~1~n;,~~~~~i'"~:!o ~,,f.~~ !'.:'0~·.~·:~·:.1~:;,;~:;.:,r;. I you s hould ~ither a ppe ar IF ~OU OBJECT to t h e m•y be cl\en11ed, Or I ... bondi dlSCllergrd lrom reglSlr•tton, all tn •lcorOance a t the tJe artng and State Qr anting Of ~he p etition , wllll '"' provlr.loru In lh• ruolullon pro•tOlno tor lhe luu•n<t ot .. Id l)()nOi yo ur Ob 1ec lions or f i I e you s hould either appear CALL.ABLE: Tl\t bond• melurlng on Of prior to AP<ll I, 101, <h•ll not Dt Written objection s With the at the hearing and Stete tUOJe<t 10 cell°' •odempllon p•lor to moturlly All bond• rnatu•lng on Of ollor · j I f I Aprll t ttt2 or.,.yo1111...,. mey1>e e,a11tdbelortmetur1ty ... o redHmtd •• court before the hearing. your ob ect otls or le ·~·option o1'the 80.rdol Ol;e<lort ol IRWO, Oil Aprtl 1, '"'·or on •nv lntt;•" Your a ppearance may be written objections with the P•Y"'•nt O.t• 111er .. 111r prior 10 metu•llr. Bond• celled prior to m••u•ll• ,,,.11 in person o r by y our at· court before the hearing. bt rtdttmed •• 111• lollowlng recltmptlon Pf'ICU , UP<tt~d n. penenl•u• ol torney Your appearance may be P•r ••lue, lo.,.tMr with eccrued tnte•HI 11> a.ie ol r~demoHon • ,,..,.. tt rroetm•don or beto .. oc1-.-1, '"'· I F Y 0 U A R E A i n p e r son or by your at· 1ori. II redeemed 111erHlttr •no on o• oetor• Octo~r 1. •~<n C R E DI T 0 R or a con· torney. 101.,.11rec1eomtd111eru1ttr •ndonor """'" 0<1011., •. 1nJ tingent c reditor ot the de· I F y O U A R E A 1Gf% If redeemed th~re•fttr •nCS °"or Detar! Octobfr t. 1t9', , . _ 1~1tre<1••medt11erutt•••ndpr•ortomatur11y cea sed , you mus t Ille your _REOITOR o r a con · All o• '"'portion ot tM t>ond• sub1te1 10 <•II m•y o. cot1•0 tor trdemp110" c la 1m w i th the court o r tin gent c reditor of the de· •• •nr one um •. 111tt1 ,,..,, 111 01 th• bOnd< •r• ••d••m•0 •• •n• one llm• present 11 to the p e rsonal ceased you must file your \UC.h b.ond.1 \hall tie rtdttm•d on1, In lov8'f"V orOtr of m •turtly •no sttr CtfO ,,,. • . • ' • ndemp11on1rom .. u111n e •1n111em•tur11r11y101 repr esentative appoint ed c laim with the c ourt o r PURPOSE OF ISSUE. Tf\o bond• •rr• •ulhor1ted tor lllt •qu15l1ton 1nd by the Court Wi thin four present it to the personal con•trucllon of .... 1e1woras ••<llltlu lor ,,,. bene1t1 of 1mpro•t mtN 0111m1 months from the dat e o f r e presentative appointed Ho. ~~CURI TV Tiit Don4' ere mutd _ .... ,,, to Ill• C•tilornle W•ttr Di• firs t issuance Of letters aS by the COOrt Within four trlct Lew IOl•i•lon Uot tho Wettt Code ot tllo Stele ot C•lll0t<llal •no sll•ll b1r provid ed in Section 700 of months from the date Of paid lrom •n ...... mtnl upon llnd wllllln ••Id tm1><o••mtllf Oilltt<I o• lfl>m I h e pr 0 bate c 0 de 0, first issuance of letters as ... ,., c1tar11n p,.,, ... ,., 10 said 11w "'"'''" 1n 111e d1su et1on o• '"• eo.,d 01 California The time for provided in Section 100 of OlreclOti, ,,,.,, be llod and colle<ltd In lltu IMreot, end ell l•ul>lt l•nd In . , ' • Hld tmprove,....,1Dltt•1Ct•,.."beend•...,..1n 1ta1>1etobe•1.wu••llort-f1l 1ng c laims will not e x · the Probate Code of 1N1Ym ... 11. p 1r e prior t o four months Califo rnia. The time for BONO INSURANCE •Rwo II•• r1u1 .. o • comm11m1n1 trom MBIA•••• from the date of the h ear-filing clalms will not ex-~;:,n:1<~P,!.,.: ~u;;,:~:,•:~~·1~~ .. ~1°',!!~.:'~:.=·::::i•P:~~.,.~=~~~ ~= ing not iced abOve. pi re prior to four months premium lor the Polley •111 N lully paid.,., tRWO •• OI belOte tile •••• .,y of YOU MAY EXAMINE from the date of the h••r· 111e bortcls. the file kept by t he c ourt. ing noticed above. "''~~~~; 11~,;-:~~.!_~~~:.;.::~d":~su=~··,~::-P::.~•;:;Y1::·~~.~!.'1cC:: If you are inte r ested in the YOU MAY E X AM I HE St curlllu LAw (Olvlaton IO ol tlle Weier Coclel. liowewer, nolwitllllendlnll SltCI\ estate, you may file a re· the fife kept by the COUrt. ctrllttcetlon, In,,,.°"'"'°" 01 Bond c.ounwt tl\t •llt tl>lllly ol H IO bond\,"'"• que!.t with the court to re-If you are interested In the ~:;.:,~.~~~~~:,j~:~0~:.';;:::;-:;:::,:,:-::,.~:.:70:.'~~·,: ~;11!': ~eive special notice of th e estate, you may file • re- ca111o•nl• •... d •statement to ,,,_. 111ec1 .. 111 be prlnr•d on,,.. bonds ....... ,,, inventory of estate assets quest with the court to re- 1111 urt11lc•11on. and of the petitions, a c · c elve s pecial notice of the TERMS OF SALE; co unts a nd report s Inve ntory of estate asMts , .. _. .... , r ... mulmum r•I• bid m•t "°''•<n o ., per ennum, d escr ibed in Section 1200 and o f the petitions, •c- paY•bl• sem•-111 h ell,.,. bid,,. ........ multiple 01 I• or l/10 04 ..... No of the C alifornia Prob ate c 0 u n t 5 an d rep 0 r t s bond s11a11 beer mor• tll•n o ... 1ntt1u1 •••• • .,.d •II bOnd•ot 1,.. um• m•lurll• Code. described in Section 1200 •11•11 betr '"' Hm• ••••· E•cll bond must beer 1n1ern1et1111 relt .P•<lll•O In of the California Probate lh• bid rrom Its d•lt lo Ill llud meturlty det• Only one coupon .. 111 be el· ttehtd 10 eec11 bond tor H ell inst•llmt nl 01 tnttr .. 1 '"•••on, •nd bid• 1>ro•ld1n11 Craig C. Alexander, At· Code. lor •ddltl-1 or """" ...... ,.,.1 coupon• Wiii be rtjt<ltO. torney at Law, V~lin & JOHN w. DOWN8R, Th• ret• on •llY m•lu•tty or t roui> ot m•tu""" sJ>•ll not c. mort 11\en B"'rton, 4 .... 3 Von K"rm"n 401 GI--St__. Suite IVJ% 111...., t...,.1.1\t l1tlerell ••It on eny olller meturlly or groupot mtturlllu. • -• • -q-r• • •-•, A••N: Tiit bOtldl •11•11 be •old lo• cash only All Didi mull bt lo• nol lt u Ave., Newport Beach, C•. H • La I u n a 8. a c "l 11!•11 •" ol lhe Dond• .,.,.ov ott.,ed tor H I• ..,.d ••<hold 1,..111111e 111e1111e 92660 California 92651, (7141 bidder Ofl•fl eccr.,.d lnlttesl 10 Ill• d•t• ol dellverr, 11\t purcll•,. prlu , •"icll 497 ·2443. 11\all not be ltu then '°"" ol P•• llnctud1ng 11\e deOI M•vlu ln>ur.,.ct pr•· mlum, ii •ny, .. '"' lorlll IMlow) •nd lllt lnl••HI rate or ,., ... •I •lllCll Ill• PuDllShed °'-CO.\I Delly Pt IOI Pub I i s h e d 0 range bidder olltrt to buy u ld 11<>nc1s. E•<ll otdder shell 1l11t In 111 bid tile tot•I nel F•b 71· 19· M"' 6• l'llll 101'·11 Coast Daily Pilot, F e b. 26, ~~:;:•:,:,.1~~:~=~•~",~,•~·:,~:::_,~·!,!~1~;:!':::,·,:~~~;:;~n•d '"''""'· P UBLIC NOTICE 27. March 5. 1981 793·81 .. ......, ••dder: Tiit bOndt wlll be •••<ded to lh• l\lgl\tsl ••-•11>1• lllddtt or .,._,. conr.lderlng Ill• lnttrtll r•tt or r•tu '"citied .,.d Ill• P••· mlum o• dl1<ounl oll•••d, 11 anv. Tll• highest bid will be dettrmlntd by deduct Ing lllt --1 ol lllt prtmlum bid tit eny) lrom, 01 •ddlng Ill• •mo""I ot Ille dl1<01111t (11 eny) to, lllt ll>tel •m"""t ol lntert.i wlltcll tRWO "'""'d be reQutred to pay f""" ttw elate ol t•ld bonds to IM r.-llvt meturlly dalH thereof •I Ill• coupon rate or'"'" 11>Kllltcl Ill Ill• !Md end Ille 1werCI •Ill b• mode lo the b\ddtf or bl_,, ollerlnt the IO••ll nel lntertll Cott ID I ltlNO. fllt putCllH tr must· P•r e<C"ru•d lnlerttl lrom lllt O.le ol lh• bondl lo 11\t delt of dellve•1. toMp .. ted on • 360.,..¥ y .. r bHI" Sllould • llldder specify debt ,.,vice In· su•an<• •I• perl Of "I• bid, en1 ln1uttnct pr""lum paid by I RWO •Ill bt con- sldtr•d et • cl41<-t t...-putposu ol utculetlnt Ml lnterut cott on enr bid specifying detll Hrvlce lnsu•.,.<•. ....... tt•IKU ... : IRWO ,. .. ,,,"IN rto!ll. In '" dlitntlOI', lo rtltct eny and •II bldS and to 11\t U IH!l nol proltltMted by ta• 10 ••••• eny lrre(IVterl· Ir or lnlormellty In •ny l>ld. t ltWO I• etso lnvllln1 bldl on 9111ere1 ol>llt•llon b-• OI l"IP"-1 Olstrlcl No. ti)), lmprow......,.I Ol9'1lct Ho IOS, Im· provem..,t OIJITICI No. lilt end lmllfo.,......,.. 01'4rlct No. lot on 11\e ....,. delt H ebove lfl9<lll•d '°' fllH• bonds ol l~ovemenl Dtslrl<I No. 101. IRWO re· servH IM rlglll In Its dlscretl.., lo reject •II bltb II •«trPllll>4• bltb trt nol rt· u lnd on ell well bontb. Ottermlnet1on1 10 ••erd or n )•<l IHds ol H <ll Im· pro .. mMI dlslrlct •Ill to. med• .. ,..r.t•I• -l,,.._ndently t>aHd """' IM bt•1 re<tl1M Oft ee<ll. ....._.Aw-: I ltWO •Ill ,..,., eclla11 ew••dln9 ,,.. 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S.ld busW• In Ille future •Ill• c .... ducted by Alfred J, Otllnl, Jr, •M Wiii pay end dlocl\erga ell llabllltln elld debts ol the llrm •lid rec,,.ve •11 rnolll., MY•l>lelolMllm\. f'url....,notlce l1-y91.,...1Nt IN un<Sersl'"" Wiii not lie r-11-•, from t"I• day on lor any 01111 .. 11•111 In• curredbyAllredJ .Ofllnl,Jr. lnl!l•- nameo<lnllW...,,..ollhellrm. OAT lD AT Anehtlm, c.111...-111 •• "''' lttlldeyof ,,...,,..,., ...... AllredJ.Ortlnl, J<. WetteceN. Pier-, 111 P.,..I.,... or.,... eo.11 Dally Pltet Feo. 11, ltlt ....... PUBUC NOTICE 'ICTlflOUI aUSINl ll ,..AMII STAHflllUINT Tiit '•"-'"' ,..._, .,.. ••lilt 1Xi\lneU•1· Ill OINVEll AISOCIA'TE' Ill, end Ul CAPITAi. MANAO&M•NT ltlAL 'TY, MS w.tt "nl $ff'Wt, hlle JU. Tllt4111.t ............ Ste 111e1 flte,,.111•11 fOtll.,•I ,..,_,I, ll1'0ll VIA .......... lrtlM, ce1"orn1tm1•• a. ltllil 1..ewlldH tOe•Hel ....,..._,, ., ~ t ....... Ctl•· .,..w.tt11t, Tltl• ........... ~ ... .,. lltn,_ __ __ ....... i-.-...-, ......... _ ......... c.-., °"""' -~ -........ ~~'14\'!'l.a..·...:s • 1111111111111 l'IRI f UlllAY ff t:HHJA~~y .'/ l'llil OHAN<,f: COUN I Y C Al IF OHN I/\ .''> <.I Nl ~1 Bus fares likely to • mcrease 'ay GLSNN ICO'IT °' .................. Some son of rar~ increase h. la the carcb for Oranae Coun\y Tn.osat Di•tnc\ puse.neen CurrentJ.y the fare for a local 11Mu nck> is 50 cenu That couJd be rabed a dime, or a quarter However, an ~x act figur~ won't ~ set until after distrlct directors coo.sider Increases at a publie hearing begiQning at 9 a m Monday at transit district h~•dQuarters in Guden Grove. A fare incre1tse was under consideration even before the 22-daay bus strike began earlier thJs month. Dis trict Finance Director John Beatty said the effects or the strike could cause bus rates to go up slightJy more than they would have otherwise. .. What will really hurt us isn't the loss ol riders tbroutb tbe strike," he said. "but the loes of riders through the next month and a half." Beatty said be will present a list of 12 options for raisins fares to district directors Monday. The options include: -A 60-cent fare all day. A 60-cent rare during peak traveling periods and 50 cents at slack limes . -A 75-cent peak fare and 50 cents for slack limes. Another option involves rais- ing the $1.25 rates for tbe 18 commuter express routes, which run only during rush hours. or course, the district also could save money by simply cut- ting out some or its service. A primary issue in the con- sideration wm be a new state re· quiremenl that transit districts •• o.fly ~· ... , .... ..,.... recover at least 20 percent or their operating costs from fares. Traditionally, districts get most of their revenue from federal aid and state sales tax reimburse- ments. OCTD was running slightly un· rler its projections before the strike, and the resulting loss of riders, hence farebox revenue, has made a 20 percent return even less likely. * * * Long wait ends Beatty said tbe district baaed its rates on carrying 31.S million riders this fiscal year. wblcb would have yielded a 21 percent return. Instead, proj~tioiu are for 26.5 million. To make 20 percent Crom fares. he added, the cost of a local trip would have to be at least 90 cents. However, riders mav M saved from such a steep <See FARES, Pa&e A!) * * * Buses return riders happy For Orange C6unly's small but loyal band or bus riders, the long walks, high gasoline bills and out- and-out begging for rides ended today as public buses return to the streets. lt was the first day the orange and white buses have rolled since Feb. 5, when bus drivers and mechanics called a strike during con tr act disputes. trict operators, said spokesman Ron Redmond. The buses lined curbs today at the district's main transfer point at the Santa Ana Civic Cent.er. Ride r Frances Ozuna. holding a transfer slip, said she was happy for the return ofthe buses because she doesn't have to drive to work in Tustin anymore. .. I hate to hassle with the traf- fic," she said. ORANGE COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT BUSES LINE UP NEAR BALBOA PIER WAITING FOR CUSTOMERS TODAY After 22 daya, atrtklng drtvera and mechanic• accept new contract and aurt the wheel• rolling again Orange County Transit District officials reported today that 32 or their 53locaJ routes were in opera- tion. However, none of the dis- trict's 18 express routes were operating. Bus driver Diane Rosenberg of Huntington Beach also seemed glad to be back at work. So. she said. were her riders. 4 coastal panel members fired Many of the coastal routes were runninJ. including route l, the Pacific Coast Highway shuttle, and route 57, which links Fashion Island-Laguna HiUs-Santa Ana. · · 1 had one little old lady on a street corner today who just clapped and waved when she saw me coming," Ms. Rosenberg said. The number of riders today was expected to be light. District of. ficials predicteJi abo\ll 15,000 riders compared lo a nannal day ofB0.000. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Meet- in& in a secret session, a Senate com rruttee has rep) aced its three appointees to the Central Coast Re&ional Commission and one of its two appointees to the statewide Coastal Commission. Among those removed from of- fice by the Senate Rules Commit- tee Is Mary ffenderson. a Redwood City councilwoman who was chairwoman of the Central Coast Regional Commission and a chief target of pro-development interests in the Monterey Bay area. At the state commlasion level, the Rules Committee replaced John Ru.sh of Camarillo with George Shipp, a San Diego travel agent and president or t he Clairemont-Mesa Chamber of Commerce. The firings were conducted without advance public notice in a closed-door committee hearinfE. Word of the firings came Thurs· day from the commissioners who had been removed from office, and waa confirmed by a commit· tee spokesman. Asked why the firinsa were done in secrecy. Rules Commit- tee spokesman Mel Assagai said the committee felt it was "a personnel matter" similar to the replacement or other employees. "With the evaluation, they are a llowed to do it in closed session under a ruling provided by the Legislative counsel," Assagai said. On the Central Co~st Regional Commiasioel, which covers San Mateo, Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, the comm1ttee removed Ms. Henderson and com - missioners Robert Gamberg and Norman Walte rs. Ms . Hen· derson's ouster also removed her as tbe central coast represen- tative on the statewide com-mission. A record number of S,tsl calls were received Tbul"$day by dis- Haig hinis El Salvador due Pendl,eton parents gripe New commissioners named to the central coast board are Larry Parent or Monterey.Jack Bullard of Santa Cruz and Stanley Doten or Foster City. In a statement issued through Assagai. Rules Committee ad-ministrative officer Nancy Burt said Gamberg and Walters - both regarded as allies of pro· development interests -were re· moved along with Ms. Henderson to get a fresh start. The Senate Rules Committee has authority to appoint three of the regional com- mission's 16 members . lllore ntilitary aid WASHINGTON I AP > - Secretary of Slate Alexander M. Haig Jr. sajd today Cuba may be preparing to send s ubstantial amounts of additional military equipment lo leftist rebels in El Salvador The State Department has charged that the Soviet ~toe com- mitted itself last year to sending 800 tons of weapons and other equipment to the Salvadoran guerrillas and that about 200 tons already have been sent. Transfer to SC school district urged By JOHN NEEDHAM Ol._DllllyHletS .. ff Capistrano Unified School Dis- trict trustees are expected to make a recommendation on a pro· posed transfer of school district territory on the Camp Pendleton Marine base to their district within the next two weeks. D istrict Superintende nt Jerome Thomsley said the mat- ter would probably be placed on the trustees' agenda at the begin- ning of March. Parents or high school age stu· dents living on the marine base, located within the Fallbrook Union High School District in San Diego County. want their children to attend San Clemente High School. The parents want to join the Capistrano district in Orange County so their children can avoid an hour-long bus ride to school in Fallbrook. San Clemente High Schoolis a 10-minutetrip. Transfer petitions have been riled with the stale Board of Education, the Orange County School Board and the San Diego School Board to have 42 acres or tJle base removed from the FallbrookSchool District. If the transfer is approved, the Capistrano district will not only sain about 120 high school stu- ~nts, but about 800 eJementary students as well, Thorna~y aald. Fallbrook receives abbut $1,700 a year from the state for each ol ·u.enostudenta, aa well aa'federal fuda paid to school diatricta wttere military dependents at- tend. Fallbrook administrators don't want to loee that money. At a public hearln1 on the tranaftr matt.er at the San ODahe Sebool at Camp Pendleton Weclneaday ni1ht, &.be pareotl re- Water district managerreei(pll aoblrt w. a.laam llu NUnd from tlae ..... Cout CouDtJ .... Dlltriet ........ ....... .... tm moet Nten\lJ .. 94. ..... Iii" •••&et-DaUu of tlae ts-year-old •-et:.i wUI M e.,..,._. • bf .. -~~- iterated their position that forcing the children lo attend classes at Fall brook is a hardship on Marine families. Parents say their children are unable to participate in after· sch ool activities because transportation is not available. In addition, students have to wake up an hour earlier to meet the bus that takes them to school. Parents' spokesman Maj. Bert Alexander said he told members of the Orange and San Diego coun· ty committees on school district organization who called the hear· ing that money s hould not be the primary consideration in decid· ing the transfer request. "There's no denying that they \Fall brook) stand to lose a sub- stantial amount of money.'· Alex· ander said. "But the welfare of the students should not be passed over to draw money into the dis- trict.·· Under a tuition .agreement betwee n the Capistrano a nd Fallbrook districts, the pupils <See PARENTS, Page Al) Doten, a corporate law attorney who also works as a volunteer lawyer for the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation. is regarded as af\ally of environmentallsfs. Parent. a past president of the Monterey Peninsula Board of Realtors. and Bullard, the assis- tant district representative of the 46-county Local 3 or the Operating Engineers. are regarded as allles of developers. Hai~ reaffirmed the ad - ministration's determination lo deal with the problem or arms de- liveries to El Salvador "at its VIETNAM SIMILAR TO EL SALVADOR? -A7 source.. but again refused to specify what steps may be taken. He was asked about the Salvadoran situation during a briefing to reporters on foreign aid budget cuts planned ·by the Slate Department for the coming fisc a I year. Cable TV fee vote due Alluding to Cuba's role in aiding the SaJvadoran insurgents, Haig said "vast amounts of equipment have yet to be moved" and that there is "great activity" in preparation for future deliveries. No protest seen from Laguna Video Club He added there are "reports of ever larger shipments on the way" but did not make it clear whether he meant these were en route to Cuba or to El Salvador itself. By STEVE MITCHELL Ot-Dllllyl'ffellUft At least one Laguna Heacn resident won 'l be showing up al Tuesday's City Council meeting to protest a rate bike sought by .Storer Cable 7Y.. John Schwartz, president of the Laguna Video Club, saya he's all for the $1 -a -month in- crease. But there's a catch. The 35-year-old video pro- ducer wants written assurances from the Laguna Nt1uel cable company tbat Storer will keep ChanneJ 10 open for all local pro- aammin«. Storer Cable TV officials will appear before tbe council at I p.m . 1\ae9day for a public bear· in& on a propoHd monthly rat.e increue for lta customers ln La1una Beacb. Tbe beartq will be beld ln Council Chambers. !I05 ForettAve. Cable uaera currently ~Y $7.!0 • mcMlt.b to Storery The t. now 1eoH111 an tacreue •.• per IDODtb. Tb• Vkleo club curnatly bu 21 laOW'I of pl'Oll'ammiDI OD tlae loul cable ataUGa, but Setnrerta HJI tbeN • no paraot.e that comm\Kdty acceas bu to eon-tlaue . "Local sports also are filmed by the fledgling c lub and televised on Channel 10. And while tbe cable firm hsas been "very good about 11vin1 us ume on the cable ... Schwaru Pol:ce oet says, his club wants a guarantee ... e that practice will continue. "we want an of our current t,h,e 'L' out shows to be continued, plus anything else we might start pro- ducing." .~ tl. oht Not that the Laruna Video Club ~ J S p0 I. e wants to bot all tbe program Ume Laguna Beach police have onCbannellO. taken the sparkle out of the "We don't want to exclude any hillside "L" above the high community ll'OUP from uatnl the acbool. channel," Scbwartuaid. The 1ar1e landmark letter re- CurrenUy, Saddleback Collete cently a ported bllnkln• orance . baa ProtT•mmln1 on Saturdafl, U1bts at ni1bt, the res\llt of and a church ln Capl1trano alao prankat.en aettinl 38 naahln1 televllel prosrama. barricade U1bta alonaatde the ''We wut more commulllty larJ• wbtt.e "L." eventaontbatcbannel,"thevtdeo But police put an end to that produeeuaid. TllundAJ'Wben l!:f ln>mped up And tbe more ~ally produced Ute•==-~ removecltbe prosnmmt111,tbebett.er,beNld. ~Ye_.. lltb1 • -'t . =:.= -..___ ·. •-· ,_.. wt are •..-.,,. at awrwr are 80t aporta " OD• polld Hraeaat pc:tm prasrammen. '' be•· la ...... tldl mona1111 ia(alMd. un•1 ....... totlllm. lfe .......... ~ lmow .... be1'renotl8tbecreattntltld.'' lMtalWtbe...._.....,.., 111 Ume, lebwuu ..,a. lle'd c1ou..,1mowwlaoon.u.e..-ae, Wle to 1M IUU'UtMd Aocal pro. Ulldl. c:;ammilll replw t.M red aDd -,,.. bffalr•qn.....,. ....... ' and wtnd . lo.I. The major arms suppliers have been Vietnam and Ethiopia. Most of the deliveries are alleged to have been made to El Salvador via Cuba and Nicaragua. In recent days, administration officials have made conflicting statements as to whether there has been a lull in the deliveries. Haig ruled out any possibility or the United Stales sending El Salvador military advisers who wou Id take part in com bat, but did say technical experts may be dis- patched to help the Salvadoran military. He described the January of- fensive by the guerrillas as a failure because it did not receive broad-based support from the Salvadoran people. Nonetheless, he said that the insurgency is not under control. He said tt1e ,U.S. goal is a pluralistic socie{y in El Salvador in w bi ch the people of that country decide their own rate and not have a system imposed on them from the outside. ORlllil CIAIT IUTlll Chance of rain ,c» per· cent toni1ht, 70 percent Saturday, Lows toni&bt • at beacbea, 53 inland. Highs Saturday 80 aloaf coast to 65 inland. llllDI TllAY The nlnt lr•otmnt f• rorel)I ,...,,. 8tll ii .W w Su111do11 '°"" llarH SW. mfmea naertof• /1all-li•• and part-Um• claflcfrn Cll ~ COCllt CoU.ft. POf/f Cl. • 'TbeJ eou.ld cut U1 on at any time, wltlaout aoUe•." Uaf lon.Ume i.aran said. .:..:EJ;--~ -=··-=-==-..... sic= ~"""-~ ~ ~,,_... . ..,.. L Hike in bu /are 'un/air' C..'99 ....... , &tie.,..., ..... kaft TM retwn ttl Oraa1• Coual)''1 1M&blit buff• to lM atrHll &oda)' wU.b • poaalble "111• ln 50-cenl :: to 75 t"t"ftll or II, dhw mlHd rHctiou fro:.r:;.ou y. ta a aa.,,ua, ol optAlona fl"OGI • • IMppen and com m .. en. people w•r• aalled If they wouJd continue lo ride the OranMe Count)' Tranail 0111.rict buses and how th..y f .. t about propo t-d fare> lnrrf'•iiei flt'r~·tf what they had tn 11.a) JF.Ai-. 1.0NGFIELD, all, a UC Irvine juntor from <'ce~l• Meu I 'n ridden the bu• w •choe>l lo save mileaae oo "" l'ar But if Lhf' trike mniu hl&hcr ht res. I won't be n d1 ng an) mor t- 11 JU.St tw 111ut'h mun~> What's really bad 1s that if ~Pit• hil\t' to pay more 1t '!> going \o hur1 students and the older peoplf' tht-rr1<1i;1 · -JILL HAaTMAN, 22, t'osta Mesa "Yes I will t'Ontanue to aw a IJui. ruJer I don't know if I would take the bu:. 1f lh~ fan· g~s up to a dollar I don't know if 1t would be ~orth 11 I cml) h ve <tbout a mile away " -SOIUIAN AN DERSON, 19, of Laguna Beach: 'There 1:.n't muf h bus riders can do about higher fares. If the) n~ to get around, they 1::ither pay or do without," -J AN ICE WOOLERY, 19, Santa Ana· "Yes, I'll take the bw, but I won't take it as often if they raise the fares. And 1f fa res go lo Sl. I pro bably won't ride it al a ll." -ARCELJ INES, 19, student living near UC Irvine : "I frequently use the bus because it's convenient. But paying 75 l'ent.s or a doll ar will make it loo expensive for me to ride 'I'd go broke paying Sl.50 going to and from school. It will be t•heaper to drive my car. I think OCTD employees made enough before the strike. They don't need more money." -KAREN KUNERT, 24. Costa Mesa: ··v es, I do ride the bus and yes, I'll continue now that the strike is over. I have no other choice. That's my only transportation." -KATHY HILLMAN, 19, Newport Beach: "I was a bus patron before the strike but I bought a car during the strike." -NORMAN ROGERS, 19. UC I student: "I rode the bus from home in Santa Ana to class before the strike. There's no way I'll take the bus if it's going to cost 75 cents a shot." -LA URA MOORE, 21. Costa Mesa: "I t hink OCTD workers were paid adequately a nd don't me rit large raises. Just tell them that I want my semester pass (for student rates ) bac k." -AARON PITTS, 27. Santa Ana : "I've been riding m ) bike since the strike a nd I plan to go back to riding the bus . I'm definitely opposed to the Sl fare." -MANFREOO LESPIER, 20, UC I student: "If they incrl'ase fares. that would mean most students would pay $7 .SO a week if they make only one trip a day to campus . "For that kind of money, most students can fill their tanks and drive to school. * * * * * * E',.._P•~AI FARES TO INCREASE?. • • fare because the state a lso gives countjes one year of "grace" to r each the 20 percent m ark without losing state funding. OCTD may be forced to use that "grace period" this fiscal vear. If board members decide to raise fares, the higher costs are recom mended by district staff members to go into effect on Saturday, April 5. Beatty said increases would have to begin by July 1. because that is the beginning of a new fiscal year and a renewed test to raise the 20 percent farebox revenues. No consens us o n fare in- creases is apparent from in- terviews with four of thj district dir ectors. A fifth, Donal<1 Holt of Placentia, was unavailable for comment. Board member Al Hollinden of Fountain Valley said he is study· Ing several options. including the possibility of charging a small fee, perhaps a dime, for transfers. He added that he is consider· ing no fare increases until June, when "we could worry about next fiscal year and sort of write this one off with the strike a nd ever ything.·' William Farris. a director from Orange, said he is looking a l raising fees for the express routes. which he called "the best bargain in Orange County ." He said that he'd heard of no serious talk of raising local fares to m ore than to 75 cents. adding tha t 60 cents seemed mor e likely. Ralph Clark and Roger Stan· ton, two members of the county Board of Supervisors on the OCTD board, had less specific com men ts, notin g that they want to make the bus service self.supporting as possible without raising fares more than necessary. Clark, in a press conference called during the strike. charged that a continued strike could cause local fares to reach $1. Big snowfall gives ski resorts a boost By Tbe Associated Press The 18 inches of s now dePoSit- ed in the mountains and high deserts by a storm that rumbled through Southern California this week brought new life and c rowds -back from t he beaches -to ski resorts. "It's great ," said a ticket manager at the Mountain High s kl area in Wrightwood. ··We had a pretty decent day Thursd ay and this weekend should be pretty good," she said. The c rowds had dwindle d along with the snow until a cold OJ'ANOE COAST s torm swept down from the north Wednesday. Up to 18 inches of powder fell and drifts three feet deep were reported at the resort in the San Bernardino Mountains and other areas where last week's heat wave melted away much of the m eage r covering rem aining from the few earlier storms. In central San Diego County. the storm burjed the Laguna Mountains under 10 inches of ne w snow -the heaviest of the season. The average depth high on the 6,220-foot Mount Laguna was about 2'h feet. Dilly Pilat MAIN OF"CE Thoma P. Haley ~ Robert N. Weed ,.,_ ~. Thoma• K.eYll .... ~Murphlne CMftaaH.Loo1 ~.~ ... II:" Schulman ~-Mn ,~. ~oddard Jr. ... ·- lJO Wtal a.y SI., Cmta Maw, CA. Mell-'""· a.. 1560, C•I• ~w. CA. mJt I Panel slowing marinas? By PAftlCK KENNEDY Of .. o.i,, PllM ..... Ocean marinu aren't being built fut enough in California to meet the growin1 demand of the recr eational boater because of environmental constraints im· posed by the California Coastal Com m ission. This was the consensus of a pane l. s po nsore d b y the California Marine Affairs and Navigation Confe r ence in Newport Beach Thursday. However. the final speaker of the two-hour discussion was Mic h ael Fische r, e xecutive director o f the California Coastal Commission, which was formed In 1972. Fischer said the Coastal Com· miss ion approves of boating facilities along the state's coast. But, he said, they shouldn't be built i n environme ntally sensitive areas such as wetlands which provide a food chain for marine animals a nd coastal bids. During the discussion. tilled "Sm all Craft Facilities: Getting Over the Hurdles,'' concerns and o b servati o n s were highlighted. -The number of registered boat owners in California bas more than doubled since 1968, climbing from 280,000 to 580,000 this year. according to Larry Williams, a marina development financial expert. -Although boaters have in- creased in number, the last ma- jor ma rina built in Southern California was Dana Point in 1974, Williams said. A 1.700-slip marina is being built by the city of Long Beach. But city pla nner Bob Benard s aid it t ook two years of "tortuous," costly planning ef· forts to meet environmental con- d itions of the Coastal Com · m ission and other agencies. Local boat brokers and dealers are moving to Florida and the East Coas t because there is an inadequate number of new marinas planned to con- t inue stimulating interest in boating, said Bob Leslie of lhe National Boating Federal.ion. Leslie blamed "strong en- vironmental interests" for slow- ing down the construction of boat facilities. Noise fees recommended for airport By FREDERICKSCHOEMEHL Ol IM o.11, P'llet Si.ff Imposition of so·called noise fees on commercial jet air car- riers serving John Wayne Airport was recommended during the fourth day of hearings on Orange County government's application for a variance to state airport noise standards. Wa lte r Gillfillan, Newport Be a ch's consultant on airport matters, told Administrative Law Judge Robert Neher Thursday that such fees would provide an economic incentive for airlines to "fly quiet." Revenues generated from noise fees assessed against the jet air carriers could be used, Gillfillan said. to defray the cost of the airport noise abatement program and to purchase noise easements from persons living beneath de- parture paths. Gill!illan said noise fees could be particularly helpful to the county in controlling high single event noise produced by depart- ing jets. Gillfillan said his analysis or a vailable data indicates there are cer tain peak noise levels ·'over and above variations you would normally expect" that could be controlled if the county had a noise fee program. T he fees, he said, would force airline offici a ls to s trictly monitor the amount of nolae their a ircr a ft produce and take measures to keep those levels as low as possible. The consultant sald noise fees have been instituted at airports in Great Britain, Swillerla~d, France and Japan. Such pro- grams have been successful, he said. Gillfillan was called by at- torneys for Newport Beach to bolster earlier testimony of Newport Mayor Jackie Heather, who told Judie Neher that tbe city supporta lmpoaltlon of nolM p as a condition to approval of the noise variance the county ta seek· in1 . The cJty. she aaJd, is not oPPOt· ma approval of tbe variance. A• part of approval Feb. 11 of the airport muter plu, tM ecRa· t1 Board of Superv1son ordlnd Airport Mai..,. llUITJ Callie to denlop a aolM '" Pl'Oll'UD· Under IUcll a Pf'OIJ'am, afrUMI woald f aee aanctlon1 lf tbey .... ... .., ............. ' • Prison escape daring PARIS <AP> -Two sunmen forced the pilot of a hi,jacked helicopter to pluck two inmates from a soccer field inside a high· security prison near Paris during a match between two 1roupa of prisoners today. then escaped with police choppers in hot pursuit, authorities said. Prison o fficials s aid the helicopter landed in the yard of Fleury·Merogis prison near Evry. apaprently during the con- victs' morning exercises, and picked up Gerard Dupre, 33, and Daniel Beaumont,40. POPE JOHN PAUL II WAVES AT ALASKANS 50,000 turn out for pontfff In Anchor•ge Dupre is regarded as one of France's most dangerous men, officials said. He is suspected of a series of holdups, some involving hostages. He was arrested Jan. 7 while allegedly prepa ring a holdup at the Gar e du Nord railroad s t ation i n Paris, authorities said. There were no immediate de· tails on Beaumont. NB man felt pride in crowd for pope The helicopter. ch ased by police helicopters, set Dupre, Beaumont and the two hijackers down on a spor ts field on the edge of the inner city of Paris, and the pilot then flew the craft back to its base in western Paris. The in· mates and the gunmen apparent· ly made g~ their escape from the sports field. By JOHN NEEDHAM °'* o.11, ,., ... sutt Tom Fuentes of Newport Beach describes Pope John Paul's five- hour visit to Anchorage, Alaska. as a mix of spiritual and patriotic pride on the part of the estimated 50,000 people who turned out to greet him. <Related story , Page A4) Fuentes, director o f com - munications for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange Coun· ty. was among the thousands who thronged the streets in 30·degree weathef Thurs day to catch a glimpseofthe Holy Father . "He gave a very elevated, spiritual address." Fuentes s aid. "It was a totally theological message in compa r ison to lhe human rights stand he has car- ried to other countries in the past two weeks." The pontiff's stop in Alaska was his second trip lo the United States in less than 10 months and the last leg of his journey that took him to the Far East. Fuentes said the pope, address- ing the crowd at a park in the center of Anchorage. thanked the priests and nuns of Alaska for con· ducting their work in that cold and distant area. "H e looked marve lous." Fuentes s aid. ·'The excitement of his visit seemed to permeate the entire city, not just the Catholic community." Fuentes said few bus iness were open Thursday. wi th . m ost people apparently choosi ng to find a spot along the city s treets to greet the pope's motorcade. He said the holy father was treated to a dog sled ride al the airport just before his departure in the afternoon. where he met with several E s kimo f.amilic~ dressed in native a ttire Fuentes said the pope celebrat ed a n outdoor mass in the middle of the city with 25 bishops. archbishops and cardinals in at tendance. A 200·voice choir , made up of choir members from churches all over the city, was invi ted to sing at St. Peter 's Basili ca In Rome by Pope John Paul. Fuentes said T he two men who organized the escape had rented helicopters twice in two wee ks to take passengers to Orleans, past Evry to the south of Paris, said Yves Benzaken. a spokesm an for the helicopter rental co mpany Helicap. The men said today's run would be for the s ame purpose. but 10 minutes after take-off they pulled out pistols and a hand grenade . Renzaken said. They to l d p i lot Cl a ud e Fourcade, 46, that his wife and daughter were being held hostage which was false, according to Benzaken and forced him to carryoutthe escape. Benzaken s aid the door of the h~licopter bore the mark of a bullet. apparently fired at the craft during the chase. Gasoline • prices soar E' ........... . 12.2 cents LOS ANGEL'ES <AP> -After remaining relatively stable for most of 1980, gasolin e prices soared by an average 12.2 cents a gallon during the fi rst two months of this year. the Auto mobile Club of Southern California savs PARENTS GRIPE. • • previously had been allowed to at· lend San Clemente High School. H owe v e r . in September, F allbrook adminis trators de· cided the district could no longer afford to allow the students to at· tend school outside the district. The Camp Pendleton parents reacted by keeping their children home from school, and took Fallbrook to court. But they lost the court fight to continue the tui- tion agreement and the chiJdren we re ordered lo report for classes at Fallbrook Union High School. Alexander said sever al parents sent their children to Ii ve with grandparents and friends outside the district rather than give in to the court'sdirective. Thornsley said he had taken no position at Wednesday's hearing because the proposed transfer was a matte r for Capistrano trustees to decide. And while b e would not speculate on what their pos1t1on might be, Thornsley said in the pas t the Capistrano dis trict trus tees had shown their concern for the needs of the youngsters by a llowing them to attend classes m t he dis trict. Thomsley said the com mitlees on school district organization from Orange and San Diego coun· ties have 90 days to rule on the transfer request. If that finding is not in their favor, parents say. they will ap- peal the decision to the state Board of Education. Needle rejected CARSON CITY (AP > Nevada's 10 death row inmates are still destined for the gas chamber after an Assembly panel Thursday killed a bill to change the state's method of execution to lethal injections . Southe rn Californians· pay an average 29 4 cents more per gallon than they paid at the begin· ning of 1980 and 62.8 cents since March 23. 1979. the club said. adding that diesel increased 51.9 cents a gallon in tha t period, the a uto club added. The report noted that gasoline pri ces in metropolitan Los Angeles remained relatively sta- ble between April 1980 and Jan. l , 1981. But since then. prices on all grades of gasoline a nd diesel in· creased s ubstantially. The club said the aver age price for a gallon of regular at full- ser vice metropolitan area sta· lions is $1-39. For unleaded the price is $1.45 a gallon : premium Sl.46; premium unleaded. Sl.49;' a nd diesel, $1.24 . ~-Blackcarpds by Armstro ng SUPER SPECIAL WHITE $1095 NYLON IMST AU• ..... 1001 PllCI SI I .IOI LIGHT GREY NYLON DEN'S : iiiii8llatioii: ·cu•tom dT•P•ti•• l~ 140 1Jom 1111111• • ,."1t • fllll' • ••le tie 1663 'LACENTI ... AVINU! • c~_sy,. MHA, CAllf. 92627 • ,HOHi 6'6·•IJI -M6·2lS5 f, -fHI D AV tlBRUAR'Y' .U l:J8l ORANGECOUNrV CALIFOnNIA 2~, Ct NTS '-Garden of Eden' has noisy flaw 8)' F•EDSILIC& 8CllOt:MEllL .................. h John Wa)'ne Airport Jet noaae the 1nalle In NewP<>rt a.acb'sGardenof Eden" It was J\&St that question that· was l>O$ed today to Newport Beacb Mayor Jackie Heather, ~t she didn't aet an opportunity to answer it An adminastralive law judge * * * ln~entive plan heartn1 tHtamony on Oran1e ounty aovernmenl's applica- tion for a variance from stale airport noise standards blocked the question asked by Jerrold Fadem, an attorney represent· in& airport expansion opponents. "With a.II due respect to the Bible and its authors, I think the question is ambiguous," Judge * * * "Noise fees' for airport? said, to defray the cost of the airport noise abatement program and to purchase noise ea sements from persons living beneath de· parture paths. Robert Neher ruled. Continuin1 testimony that began Thursday, Mra. Heather told a battery or attorneys that she believes Newport Beach citizens were lulled into a false sense or security over the past years because of few chances at the airport. Sbe said local residents once again are intensely concerned about the airport because ol the recent action by the County Board or Supervisors to approve the airport master plan. The plan, among other things, calls for an increase in the permitted number of daily de· partures at the airport, from 41 to 55. Increases would occur gradually as overall noise levels are reduce<J. Mrs. Heather said lhe county should be more aggressive in its attempt to control jet noise. She said the county's policy of writing letters to operators who violate noise standards isn't suf. ficient. And she said the county should pursue action against the . Federal Aviation Administration to reinstitute the so-called two. stage takeoff procedure tbat permitted jets to cut back on thrust to control noise. The FFA, citing safety rea- sons , issued a directive in January. 1979, protUbitin1 tbe procedure. That action doubled the size or the high noise impact zone located below departure paths. Dally ~ Sutt "'"9 Imposition of so-called noise . fees on commercial jet air car· riers serving John Wayne Airport was rttommended during the fourth day or hearings on Orange County government's application for a variance lo state airport noise standards. Walter Gillfillan, Newport Beach's consultant on airport m alters. told Administrative Law Judge Robert Neher Thursday that such fees would provide an economic incentive for airlines to "Oyquiet." Gillfillan said noise fees could be particularly helpful to the county in controlling high single event noise produced by depart- AIRPORT PROTESTERS MARCH TO NOISE HEARING SIT£ AT HARPER COMMUNITY CENTER IN COSTA MESA Realdenta ot Newport Beech'• Merlnera area dleptayed .anger Thur8dey about alrplene1 and polltlclan1 ing jets. Gillfillan said his analysis of Revenues generated from noise fees assessed against the jet air carriers could be used. Gillfillan available data indicates there are certain peak noise levels "over and above variations you would normally expect" that could be controlled if the county had a Riders due for· fare • mcrease Salvador due more . ·d? arm.s ai • WASHINGTON CAP > - Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. said today Cuba may be preparing to send substantial amounts of additional military equipment lo leftist rebels in El Salvador. Hai" r eaffirmed the ad· ministration's determination to deal with the problem of arms de- liveries to El Salvador "at its VIETNAM SIMILAR TO EL SALVADOR? -A7 source" but again refused to specify what steps may betaken. He was asked about the Salvadoran situation during a briefing to reporters on foreign aid budget cuts planned by the State Department for the coming fiscal year. Alluding to Cuba's role in aiding the Salvadoran insurgents, Haig said "vast amounts of equipment have yet to be moved'' and that the re is "great activity" in preparation for future deliveries . He added there are "reports of ever larger shipments on the way" but did not make it clear whether he meant these were en route to Cuba or to El Salvador itself. The State Department has charged that the Soviet bloc com· milted itself last year to sending 800 tons of weapons and other equipment to the Salvadoran guerrillas and that about 200 tons already have been sent. The major arms suppliers have been Vietnam and Ethiopia. Most of the deliveries are alleged to have been made to El Salvador via Cuba and Nicara"ua. .. noise fee program. The fees, he said, would force airline officials to strictly monitor the amount of noise their ~ircraft produce and take measures to keep those levels as low as possible. The consultant said noise fees have been institute<tiat airports in Great Britain, Switzerland, France and Japan. Such pro- grams have been successful, he said. Gillfillan was called by at- torneys for Newport Beach to bolster earlier testimony of Newport Mayor Jackie Heather, who told Judge Neher that the city supports imposition of noiJe fees as a condition to approval of the noise variance the county is seek- ing. The city, she said. is not oppos- ing approval of the variance. As part of approval Feb. 18 of the airport master plan, the coun· <See AIRPORT, Page A2) * * * By GLENN SCOTr Of Ille Dally P't ... Slaff Some sort of fare increase is in the cards for Orange County Transit District passengers. · Currently the fare for a local bus ride is 50 cents. That could be raised a dime, or a quarter. ijowever, an exact flture won't be set until alter district directors consider increases at a public hearing beginning at 9 a . m . Monday at transit district headquarters in Garden Grove. A fare increase was under consideration even before lbe 22-day bus strike began earlier this month. District Finance Director John Beatty said the effects of the strike could cause bus rates to go up slightly more than they would have otherwise. "What will really hurt us isn't the loss or riders through the strike." he said, "but the loss of * * * Buses roll again as riders rejoice For Orange County's smaJI but loyal band of bus riders, the long walks, high 1asoline bills and oul· and-out begging for rides ended today as public buses return to the s treets.· It was the first day the orange and white buses have rolled since Feb. 5, when bus drivers and mechanics called a strike during con tr act disputes. Orange County Transit District officials reported today that 32 or their 53local routes were in opera- tion. However, none of the dis· trict's 18 express routes were operating. Many of the coastal routes were runninJ, including route 1, the Pacific Coast Highway shuttle, and route 57. which links Fashion Island· Laguna Hills-Santa Ana. A recor4 number of 5,951 calls were received Thursday by dis· trict operat.ors, said spokesman Ron Redmond. The buses lined curbs today at the district's main transfer point at the Santa Ana Civic Center. Rider Frances Ozuna, holding a transfer slip. said she was happy for the return of the buses because she doesn't have to drive to work in Tustin anymore. "I hate to hassle with the traf- fic," she said. Bus driver Diane Rosenberg of Huntington Beach also seemed glad to be back at work. So, she said. were her riders. "I had one little old lady on a street corner today who just clapped and waved when she saw me coming," Ms. Rosenberg said. The number of riders today was expected to be light. District of· ficials predicted about 15,000 riders compared to a normal day of80,000. riders through the next month and a half." Beatty said he will present a list of 12 options for raising fares to district directors Monday. The options include: -A 60-cent fare all day. r A tD-cent fare durtq peak travelial periods and 50 centa at slack times. -A 75-cent peak fare and 50 cents for slack times . Another option involves rais- ing the $1.25 rates for the 18 commuter express route.s, which run only during rush boun. Of course, the district alao could save money by simply cut- ting out some of its service. A primary issue in the con· sideratioo will be a new state re- quirement that transit districts recover at least 20 percent of their operating costs from fares . Traditionally, districts get most of their revenue from federaJ aid and state sales tax reimburse· men ts. OCTD was running slightly un- rter its projections before the strike. and the res ulting loss of riders. hence farebox revenue, has made ·a 20 percent return even less likely. Beatty said the district based its rates on carrying 31.5 million riders this fiscal year. which would have yielded a 21 percent return. Instead, projections are for 26.5 million. To make 20 percent from fares. he added, the cost of a local trip would have to be at least 90 cents. However, riders may be saved from such a steep rare because the state also gives counties one year or "grace" to reach the 20 percent mark , without losing state funding. OCTD may be forced to use that "grace period" this fiscal vear. If board members decide to raise fares, the higher costs are recommended by district staff members to go into effect on Saturday, April 5. Beatty said increases. would have to bepn by July l, because lbat is the beginning of a new fiscal year ............. ORA-COUNTY TllAN9T DilfllCT 8UID U• U1' NUil IAI W-,.. WAITlllCI l'OR CUITOUDI "ODAY MtwD ..................... IRIH Hll'I ..... R ............ -111 ~--' ~ ~ and a renewed test to raise the 20 perce.nt farebox revenues. No consensus on fare in· creases is apparent from in- terviews with four or the district directors. A fifth, Donald Holt of PlJcenUa. was unavailable for comment. Board member Al Hollinden ol Fountain Valley said he is study- ing several options. including the possibility of ch arging a small fee, perhaps a dime, for transfers. He added that he is consider· ing no fare increases until June, when "we could worry about next fiscaJ year and sort of mie tbia ont; off wi\b the ~-.9'1 everything." William Farris. a director from Orange, said he is looking at raising fees for the express <See FARES, Page At> Carol Schroeder She 1Watches over Irvine chaTnber Cote EXECUTIVE DIREC10R Irvine'• Carol Schro.def Gasoline • pnces soar 12.2 cents LOS ANGELES <AP> -After remaining relatively stable for moat of 1980, 1aaollne ')>rices soared by an average 12.2 cents a gallon during the first two months of tbi1 year, the Automobile Club of Soptbern California says. Southern Callfonuans pay an avera1e 29.4 cent• more per 1auon than they paid at the belin· Dini ol 1980 and a.a cents since March 23, 1m: the club Hid, addlnt '::.\!esel lncreued 51.t eeata a ill tbat period, t.be aatoclub...-. Tbe report not.I~ 1M011De prlee1 la metropollta• ~· be• remained relatively lta· ble aw April 1• aad Ian. l , 1•1. Biil llnee u... prtce1 -all ...... ~ ........... . ...... ..... . n.lhlblllklt1aea ..... ~ ,.. ..... o1,...._ ...... . =-: :rr=s:..=.~ ....... ~ ...... By RICHARD GREEN Of, .. ,,..,, ,., ... Staff While the guests are sitting back and enjoying their dinner tonight at the Irvine Chamber or Commerce Installation Banquet, Carol Schroeder most likely will be carefully watching over the social event to make s ure it goes off without a hitch. As executive director of the chamber . it's her job to make sure there are no problems in the Regis try Hote l banquet room. Miss Schroeder , former secretary of the two-year-old business organization, said that her new job as executive direc· tor is a natural outgrowth of her old job as chamber secretary. She was hired at the organiza· tion 's inception and was sup· posed to work under an ex· ecutive director, but ... ··I just started to take on more and more responsibility and I guess I was just in the ript place at the right lime," she said. "They never hired an ex· ecutive director, and I just got the job." (See CHAMBER, Pate AJ> 811151 CIAIT lflTlfl Chance or rain 80 per- cent tonight, 70 percent Saturday. Lows tonl1ht • at beaches, 53 inland. Hitbs Saturday 80 alon1 coast to85inJand. 111111 TlllY 11111 Qt~: ~1 Ii Hilce in bm fare 'unfair' ,, ....... '11 ... DUIJ ......... n. teWnl ol Oran1• Coualy'1 public buae. \0 UM atrNta \Od1y wllh a po1aJbl• hike ln 5C).cent f &ru lO 75 tnta or fl. d,.w ml•ed reuUou from palrOIUI loday . la a aa•ptl .. ol aplnlw from elUCMDU, aaoppen aaa C'Oemu&«I, peopJ• wer• aaaeld U lhty wouJd ronllnue to ride U. Orantt Cwnty Trarult Olstrict buse5 and how they fek •bnul l•rupoetd fero 1ncrt1U~lj lfert1 '8 whal they had to say -JllAN LONOPISLO, :I>, a UC Irvine junior from Co ta Meaa "I've rtdden the bua \o achool to 11ave mlleaaae on mt car But if the atnlut mean.11 tuaher fares. I won't be ndana any mort1 It's just too much money Whaat'li really bad is lhat 11 ~pit' hav~ to pay more ll 'i. auma to hurt students llDd the oldt>t ~~ the mml · · JW.. KA&T•AN, 2'l, CC)flta M~sa "Yes I wiJI contt.nue to be a bus rider I don't know if I wouJd take lhe bus 1f Lbe fan: 1oes up to •dollar I don't know if it would be worth It I only IJVe about a mile away." -NOa•AN ANDE&SON, 19, of Laguna Beach: 1'bere ISD't much bus riders can do about bjgher fares. It the~ need to get around. t.bey either pay or do without.·· -JANICE WOOLE&Y, 19, Santa Ana: "Yes. I'll take the bus but I won't take it as often if they raise lhe fares. And if fares go to $1, I probably won't ride it at alJ." -ARCEU INES, 19, student Uving near UC Irvine : "I frequently use lhe bus because it's converuent. But paying 15 cents or a dollu will make it too expensive for me to ride. "I'd go broke paying $1.50 going to and from school. It will be cheaper to drive my car. I think OCTD employees made enough before the strike. They don't need more money " -KAREN KUNERT, 24, Costa Mesa: "Yes, I do ride the bus and yes, I'll continue now lhat lhe strike is over. I have no other choice. That's my only trusportation." -KATHY HILLMAN, 19, Newport Beach: "I was a bus patron before the strike but I bought a car during the s trike." -NORMAN ROGEaS, 19, UCI student : "I rode the bus from home in Santa Ana \o class before lhe strike . There's no way I'll take the bus if it's going lo cost 75 cents a shot. .. * * * * F,..,.PflPAl * * FARES TO INCREASE?. • • routes. which he called "the best bargain in Orange County." He said that he'd heard of no serious talk or raising local fares to more than to 75 cents. adrung that 60 cents see med more likely. Ralph Clark and Roger Stan. ton, two me mbers of the county Board of Suoervisors on the OCTD board,· had less specific comments, noting that they ..,ant to make the bus service self -supporting as possible without raising fares more than necessary. Clark, in a press conference called during the strike. charged that a continued strike could cause local fares to reach $1. ,..,.... Pap A 1 CHAMBER CHIEF • • • Being a woman does n 't hamper her in the least in her dealing s with the male- dominated ch amber m e m- bership and board of directors. she s aid. "I got a lot or good feelings from different people when I was promoted," she said. "In fact, I got congratulatory letters from som e people whom I thought I might have trouble with. "I think you're going to see more and more women mem- bers. board members and direc- tors of chambers of commerce in the years to come as women go back to school and become in· creasingly involved with busi· ness." In lhe most recent election of Irvine Chamber or Commerce directors. only five women were selected to serve on the 24. member Board of Directors. (Miss Schroeder bolds a staff position separate from the board). The Irvine Chamber of Com· merce now has 500 firms in it and Miss Schroder said she'd like to sign up another 300 by the end of this year. Miss Schroeder is a Cal State Humboldt graduate in political science and has served as an aide to former state Senator Dennis Carpenter, R-NewportBeach. Mesa's Max Wilson policeman of year . Sgt. Max Wilson. an officer credited with saving the lives of two children in his 16 years or service. was named Costa Mesa's Policemanorthe Year today. Leaders of public agencies and civic organizations were among those who turned out for a luncheon honoring the veteran of- ficer at Costa Mes a Golf and · Country Club. Wilson, selected for the tribute by hill fellow officers, had been nom ina\ed for the annual award twice before, in 1977 and again in 1979. The se r · geant h as r ece 1v e<J several com- mendations for both ORANGE COAST WILIOM lilly Piiat courtesy and actions in the line or duty. said Police Chief Roger Neth. It was his quick reaction that helped save the life of a 2-year-old girl who nearly drowned and a one-year-old tot who swallowed a half bottle of perfume, depart- ment records show. Wilson was honored in 1979 with a Police Association Award for his community· service and work with youths in his church. Wilson received a plaque today provided by the sponsoring Costa Mesa Tomorrow downtown improve- mentorganization. His name also will be inscribed on a permanent trophy listing yearly award winners. The trophy is kept at the police depart- ment. Thoma• P. Haley ~ Robef1 N. WHd ..._ CottvrleM "" ~ .... c..i Pvllllllll119 ~. No ne,.., •Iorio•, lllu1trotloM, eclltorlal mlllte• or H · vertlsernen11 llereln may M roproduc!HI ,..ltMut ape< lol permlulOn ol copyritftt o...,,,.,. M. ThomH l<eevll ... Thomae A. Murphlne ~ ..... O....H.loo1 .............. .,, -Schulman -=-n 91118\•· Godcserd .If. .. . Panel slowing marinas? By P.\ftlCK IU!NNBDY °' ...... ,~ ..... Ocean marlnas aren't being built faat enoueh In California to meet the 1rowin1 demand ol lhe •ecreational boater because cf en v lronmental coqstraints im- posed by the California Coutal Commission. This was the consensus of a panel , sponsored by tbe California Marine Affairs and Na v iaation Conferen ce in Newport Beach Thursday. However, the final speaker of the two-hour discussion was Michael Fischer. executive director of the Caltifornia Coastal Commission, which was formed in 1972. Fischer said the Coastal Com- mission approves of boating facilities along the state's coast. But, he said , lhey shouldn't be built in e n vi r onme ntally sensitive areas such as wetlands which provide a food chain for marine animals and coastal bids. During the discussion, titled '·small Craft Facilities: Getting Over the Hurdles," concerns and observatio n s were highlighted. The number of registered boat owners in California has, more lhan doubled since 1968, climbing from 280,000 to 580,000 this year. according to Larry Williams, a marina development financiaJ expert. Although boaters have in· creased in number, the last ma- jor marina built in Southern California was Dana Point in 1974, Williams said. A 1,700-slip marina is being built by the city of Long Beach. But city planner Bob Benard said it took two y ears of "tortuous," costly planning ef· forts to meet environmental con· dilions of the Coastal Com· mission and other agencies. Local boat brokers and deale rs are moving to Florida and the East Coast because ther e is an inadequate number of new marinas planned to con· tinue stimulating interest in boating. said Bob Leslie of the National Boating Federation. Leslie blamed "strong en- vironmental interests" for sJow· ing down the construction of boat facilities : Pair nabbed in Newport ax burglary A Los Angeles man and the 15-year-old driver of his alleged getaway car were captured by Newport Beach police after wit· nesses strolling througli Fashion Island reported a man smashing his way into a jewelry store with an ax. Harold Wright, 19, of Los Angeles, was arrested Thursday and booked for investigation of burglary. Police booked lhe 15-year-old into Orange County Juvenile Hall but withheld his name due to his age. Investigators said as soon as witnesses gave them a descrip- tion and license number they stationed patrol cars at all ma- jor roadway exit points out of the city. Patrolmen William Barnett and Mark Everton spotted the car and stopped it at MacArthur Boulevard and Bristol Street. Investigators said they con- fiscated the axe beUeved used to smash in lhe front window or Wyndham Leight Diamonds Inc .. 127 Fashion Island. No jewelry was t aken in the attempted break-in, police said, because the suspect fled \o the waiting getaway car when he re- alized he was being watched. Irvine girl, 15, raped; 2 men sought A IS-year-old Irvine girl, walk- ing in Irvine at 3 p.m . Thursday, was pulled into a van by two men and raped by one of them wbile the other wat~hed, police said to- day. One cf the men called her Lisa, which la not her name, said police Sgt. Dtck Bowman. They forced her lnto the f.cled, dull green van whUe she wu walking ln the area of the Yale Footbridge and· Deerfield, set. Bowman said. They drove to another location where the rape occurred . The lwoGSen, described u be· int tanned male Cauculana their euiy 309 ud wearint lborts and 1bina, then dropped her off at Dae'ffleld and Pawn OleD, Bowman Hid. A.aJGDe wttb lnformatlon about Ute ...-..11 uked to call tbe lr•lne PoUce Departmeat, 1M·ITIO. ' ·~-......... Prison escape daring PARIS (AP) --Two gunmen forced lhe pilot of a hijacked helicopter to pluck two inmates from a soccer field inside a hilh· security prisoll near Paris during a match between two 1roua-of prisoners today. then escaped with police choppers in bot pursuit, authorities said. Prison officials said the helicopter landed in the yard of Fleury-Merogis prison near Ev ry. apparently during the con- victs' morning exer cises, and picked up Gerard Dupre. 33, and Daniel Beaumont, 40. POPE JOHN PAUL II WAVES AT ALASKANS Dupre is regarded as one or France's most dangerous men. officials said. He is suspected or a series or holdups, some involvin~ hostages. Ile was arrested Jan. 7 while allegedly preparing a holdup at the Gare du Nord railroad station in Paris, authorities said. · There were no immediate de- tails on Beaumont. 50,000 turn out for pontiff ln Anchorage NB man felt pride in crowd/or pope The helicopter, chased by police helicopters. set Dupre, Beaumont and the two hijackers down on a spor\s field on the edge of the inner city of Paris, a,nd the pi lot then flew the craft back to its base in western Paris. The in- mates and the gunmen apparent- ly made good their escape from the sports field. By JOHN NEEDHAM Of 1111 o.lly ~119' Staff Tom Fuentes of Newport Beach describes Pope John Paul's five· hour visit to Anchorage, Alaska, as a mix or spiritual and patriotic pride on lhe part of the estimated 50,000 people who turned out to greet him. (Related story. Page A41 Fuentes. director or com- munications for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange Coun- ty. was among the thousands who thronged the streets in 30-degree weather Thursday to catch a glimpseoftheHoly Father. "He gave a very elevated. spiritual address,'' Fuentes said. ''It was a totally theological message in comparison to the human rights stand he has' car- ried to other countries in the past two weeks." The pontiff's stop in Alaska was his second trip to the United States in less than 10 months and the lastleg or his journey thattook him to the Far East. Fuentes said the pope, address- ing the crowd at a park in the center of Anchorage, thanked the priests and nuns of Alaska for con- ducting their work in that cold and distant area. "He looked marvelous," Fuentes said. "The excitement of his visit seemed to permeate the entire city, not just the Catholic community." Fuentes said few business were open Thursday. with . most people apparently choosing to find a spot along the city streets to greet the pope's motorcade. He said the holy father was treated to a dog sled ride at the airport just before his departure in the afternoon. where he met with several Eskimo families dressed in native attire. Fuentes said the pope celebrat· ed an outdoor mass in the middle of the city with 25 bis hops , archbishops and cardinals in at- tendance, A 200-voice choir. made up or choir members from churches all over the city, was invited to sing at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome by Pope John Paul. Fuentes said The two men who organized the escape had rented he licopters twice in two weeks to take passengers to Orleans, past Evry to the south of Paris, said Yves Benzaken. a spokesman for the hel icopler r e ntal company Helicap. The men said today's run wouJd be for the same purpose, but 10 minutes after take-off they pulled out pistols and a hand grenade. Benzaken s aid. They told pilot Claude F'ourcade, 46. that his wife and daughter were being held hostage which was false, according to Benzaken and forced him l<' carry outthe escape. Benzaken said the door of the helicopter bore the mark of a bullet. apparently fired at the era fl during the chase. l',....P ... Al Bound holdup victim found in Irvine ,area AIRPORT NOISE FEE. • • A man found tied up and lying on Bonita Canyon Road near Coyote Canyon Dump at 9: 50 a .m. today told police that he had been kidnapped and robbed. ty Board of Supervisors ordered Airport Manager Murry Cable to develop a noise fee program. Under such a program. airlines would face sanctions if they violated county noise standards. Cable is expected to recom- mend a "dollars for decibels" program by September. In other testimony to Neher. Mrs . Heather said the city is op- posed lo any increase in the number of departures permitted each day from the airport. Thal limit is now at 41. Under the new master plan, the lid would increase lo 55 as overall noise re- ductions are achieved through purchase by the airlines of quieter jet aircraft. The noise variance hearing is scheduled to extend through next Tuesday. After receiving testimony, Judge Neher will review the record and make a recommenda· tion to state trans portation direc· tor Adriana Gianturco The county has received three previous variances to s tate airport noise standards since 1973. Iranians free 3 missionaries ATHENS, Greece I AP ) Three British missionaries, im- prisoned for five months in Iran on spy charges, new to freedom today and will slay the night in Athens before leaving for Lon· don. The missionaries. Dr. John Coleman. his wife, Audrey. and Jean Waddel -all 58 were whisked away by two British Embassy cars and taken to the British ambassador's residence. In sketchy details released by police this morning. the uniden- tified man said he was driving his \'an in Vernon when someone Jumped in the vehicle. tied him up. drove him lo the dump area near Irvine and dropped him out or the van. The suspect then drove off with the van. he told police. The man who told this story to police was uninjured and being interviewed this morning by of- fice rs who found him lying near the dump after some dump truck drivers reported his whereabouts. Napaln1 used? BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> Iran accused Iraq today of drop- p i n g napalm bombs on a Kurdish town. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~-BlackQupefs by A r mstrong SUPER SPECIAL WHIT~ $1095 NYLON IMSTALLID lllG. IOOI PllCI S 15.IOI LIGHT GREY NYLON II ... IOOI PllCI 119.fll DEN'S : iiiiil11atioii: ·custom draperies ll1li• • ,. ~i1t 11111 flllr • e11lmlc tie • BUSaNESS Orange Coat DAILY ptl.OfJFrt•. 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J.·~ .,g ~· :1r1·~: e 1'*1,, ~.f~-,&;:~ QJIBBADI 1:~ .. -In•:;= ·,-~· •ij i!~·'i :,! Stk ... r· 'f F~~ .. ~~·· u '1~:'5 " -:1 , .. L .. ~ ~14' .. rr.: ,: ;;;! "" ..... N•Mlce 1 'J :"-; ~ air;;· ·· • ........ ... CLOSING 174.58 ~ Kaiser ·· ' '1 fair ga1ne Kaiser Aluminum, the nation's third larcest aluminum produc~r C after Alcoa and Reynolds Metals), earned close to a quarter of a billion dollars in 1980. That's the most profit the Oakland-based •: company has ever made. But Cornell C. Maier, .,. Kaiser 's chairman, cannot be too happy these days, since he's los ing out on two fronts very dear to his heart. For one thing, aJthough the issue still has lo be resolved in the courts, Al Davis seems determined to move the Oakland Raiders to Los Angeles. Maier has fought hard to keep this foot· ·~ ba ll t eam in Oakland. V ~ He regards '1 , "\.i 1 the presence of ~--· ~ th e Raj d e r s MILTDI ••s•nz t.'9 there as impor-_ .-: Lant to the "na· tional identity" of Oakland. THJS KIND OF RAH-RAH spirit comes under the heading of hometown pride. Maier is also a big booster of the Oakland A's and the Golden State War- riors <and he puts Kaiser muscle behind them). But the other battle Maier is losing is more serious an1 has national implications . It hits Kaiser Aluminum where it lives. It all started last April 3 when the ABC network program "20/20 ," a counterpart of CBS' "60 Minutes," featured a report by correspondent Geraldo Rivera on the dangers of aluminum wiring made by Kaiser. KAISER -AND MAIER -hit the ceiling. The company sai9 the program falsely accused Kajser of intentionall y ~arketing an unsafe product. "Those charges were bla tantly wrong.'' said Maier. Kaiser responded to the ABC program in a number or ways. It ran a series or newspaper ads. It asked for congressional hearings on what it labeled "trial by television." It threatened a libel action. It pla nned to appeal to the Federal Communications Commission I FCC> And it asked ABC for lime to respond. In a surprising move last Halloween, ABC caved in and said it would permit Kaiser Aluminum to make a four-minute unedited rebuttal to the charges during a regular "20/20" program. It was a smashing victory for the Oakland kid, but here's where Maier may have made a strategic error. USING THE SEaVICES of Carl Byoir & As- sociates, one of the nation's largest public relations outfits. Kaiser Aluminum put out a press release trumpeting its victory. Embarrassed before their compatriots, ABC then fiddled. While Maier waited patJenUy in OakJ1nd for ABC to tell him when the rebuttal would be aired. the call from New York never came. Finally, two weeks ago, it did come. ABC said it had changed its mind. Instead of aJlowing Kaiser to respond on "20/20," the network said it would air the re buttal on its half·hour .. Nightline" program beginning at 11 : 30 p.m. "Nightline" has an audience estimated ai 10 million. "20/20" is believed lo reach 30 million viewers. Kaiser turned down the ABC invitation. lt appealed to the FCC lo force the network to provide what it called ·•appropriate response time." And Kaiser aJso said it will now sue ABC for s lander. Moral: when you win. don't rub-it in . .ttfuf"k" 111 Tltr .'tpu1ll91t1 NEW VORK tAP1 \•I#\ ~ UH\.• 4f"O "'" '"'(WlOt of 1ht' f•ltrt>n mo.,t •\••~ Mr_, Vort. Sto<.' 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IM •• ... ...c• >'M•'~' y our o b ject ion s o r file ~«I-"' u. °'° ''""' '" ~•• io ih "-.......,,ty-. °"'' -·-SECURITY Tiie -••• '"...., --io.,,. Cellfor,,.• we1er °'" c:Au..AaLE ""• -"'"'"''"•,.. .. .,,,,.. u _ ... ' '"' "'•"""",,. w ritte n ob1'ections w ith the • 1 c.t _,_lo •~II -fOf' ..... _...I_ .. -..nt --· -~ lrlct L-Ullwl.._. ll of,,_ Weier C-ot lbe St.ete of (.ef1-•I -""'11 oe •wDit<I u <Alli .., r-1:><1 P'•" l> ......,,h -,.. • ...,.,,..,... >P elltt ...... °'"''°'_1_ .. ,_,,_.,_wi11 -.,...-, .,.1•tremM_,._._w11111n u1<1 1,.._01Mr1<torfrem 'Aprlll,nu ... .,..,..,...., ........ :..,00 ~,-...,.., ... .,,..-.... 1 court bef ore the hearing. Tllo , ....... _, .... ,..,.,,, or.,_ ... -II--· -• -· ·-w .... c-...--IO Mid lew _.,. ,,. .... dltc•et""' ............ of ............. tlta .._, .. 0•1'9.:1~~ •11"'1> ---, ............. y """'"II Your appearance may be l\lt,,_ flitlN' ,,_UW 1n•oM relotlftenYllllWrlTNIWltfer.-......... twltlft. OlrKI.,.._ INY • 11-.d end COllKlld In lieu llWreof, and ell 141aMl!e 1-lft pefmll'l-1-Mllw< p<1.>t l~mol\rnh ...,._,.,,.,.., 7 !>.,..""°'"'"°" in person or by your at· ••-' n,.--••-•orc-only.Allbictt_.,..., .. ,.., Mldl......-Olllrl<U"8llbe-retne1n11e111e10••-•orl""9pe,. IM roc1.-a11M1111._,,,0 ,-""",..,,..,.~ ,..,._., • -=-·~" torney ~":.!';;'..,1!'" .. :::.-::,~~,:'~~:-.. ~~;.":,.~";::.':: -~~OIMSUllANCE! lllWOMtrac_ec_l_,._,,MllA,.,.• per••1"':;.~..:::.:·.!,";",..:~!:.•~::~~.:.~....,.,.,.. I F Y 0 U AR E A ...... '"'' ....... 1-'°"of per line ........... -.,,,I<. lftwranco -I Munl< .......... Guer ............. rence Poll<y.--1-lly_ ...... I....... I~.,,_ .. __ ., ....... ~ ..... .., .......... , . .-.·--c RE 01 TOR or a con- ml-. ,, .,,,, n ~• '°"" l>Ol-1 -ttto 1--... rele « ·-· el wflklt.. ""'°''po.,-.. prHl(lpel -lftloroM an I .. -I•-,.., .... """" ,,,. ,.., .. 11 •-4 ,,,.., • ., ..... ~,.,..,. 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Int A..,.1 TIW Ing noticed above. -· ... ,,,..._ DltlrKI No. 10.Z, 1,,...0•-U>llCrKI .... 105, Im-w.~ ....... -llWl11t....ir•l•Ofteny.,.__wltf ~ ......... ._" .... ..,...,1_,.,..,.,...kywtll .... ftlllyHl•....,111wo .1.-· ....... 1.~....-YOU MAY E-XAMl~E pr111e ...... °"*rktNo,l°'-l"""'o-Olstr1<1No.1 ..... u._.... A--*T"9 ........ -l.Mldl0rc-anly.All ltlemwt•forft041ft1 lltellOnlh.L""G•• INVEST~ENT . Tllo k-11• will, k~-1~ ~11w-, 1~·oof, ~the file kept by the court . •• -·• -llled lor llteM -·of ,,__ OllCrkt'No. IG .. t!tWO r• I-ell ......... -...., ........ lor --e«" M9 -II tie .. -llW "' --~ ,...._, --••• -_ .. ,.n 1iw ,..,,. 1n Its d•tcretlofl t• rojact e11 -"«<•..,....., .,. ,_,.. ......._, ~ eccN9d IM....a 1o-c1eto .. d911..,.,, u. _<,,.•price,_,, urllll•• for 1 .. , .. 1,.,.nt ..,....,. .... ""'....,1 10 u.. ,....,,,,.,,or 1,., l)jstrlcll If you are interested in the <elve<I an•l -11-. o.termlMI'-ID_.errete<tM* .. -" IM--II Ml .. 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A-: IRWO wlll ...... ecU.. _,.... .......... rele<tlllg ln ..... t ~ lft dllllan ..... tlw • .,,.,_net 1,. .. , .... , ... dtterml ... llteretty, b•n-1, H wch, It ... tee I lo the p1owltlonl of Ille Flneftclel C-ol 1111 Stefa o1 Ce1Ve Spec ta no Ce 0 e e11 111d1not .... ,1-l-Y·sl• 1i.1 _, __ ,..._ _... .. ,...c,..,.. ._ wf\kll """• C....-ed ......_ .... on1, _,,..•pert .. _.,.., ce111orlll•, -• 11.11 ..... n1 10 111e1 •"•<I w111 11e .,,,,, •• an 1 ... -... ,,..,,. inventory of estate assets -••<"'4of.,.._1a;prov•---_..-... ,.....~t1•••· ...... ..._,n,...,...111 ... __ 1o ... 11..,...., __ 111eur1111ce11... and of the petitions, a c -P•••ll...,ot •iw-111ed11,,..111tw.....,...,1,,.._ei_to,.l4'11Mon1 ........ r .,.....,..UMldtriftetlW ._,... , ... ., , __ ...... _ ,.,. __ TEllMSOFSALE: c 0 u n ts and report s Olreclor•PIOtb In writl"t Of-wltMr_ .. _11,,_... "'1-w-.-......... 11 My. TIW ....,....,._will• 41111.,,,,IMd i.r-•· ..._..,Datt_.,; ~--...,,_, DatlMry _. -...,,. •111 .,. 1119 -.,_,. .... ..--w Clf ....,, ,,_,., .-,,. .... ....-.. ttw ,...,... it.u: TM mH1m11m , ... bid,,.., nou u "" • ..., PH -wm, d escr ibed in Section 1200 ...... lo -tlKtnsf..i ~r .•• Jeffries ........ C:--Y. IJll ...... Pk• 411w--e ··-· ... , ....... -.......... wllklt IRWO _ ......... 1... ..., .... IO""-lly. Eeth r•I• &Id ...... 1 .... mulllple of .... or 1/20 of ''"·No of the California Probate Bovltw .. d, Lot Angitlft, Celllortlle, or el My -,._. _ ...... "...,, -to ..., ,,_ .. ...,.elf Mid -.... le llW r~tl .. metwlty deto. , .. ,..,. et bond oh.ii,.., mora I,,.,. OM 1111erHI r•I•. -ell llOndt ol llW ••m• melurlty C d ... cuulut ....... -... Tr_ .. Of 1 llWO. • .. < ....... , ... ., , ... ..-ClllM 111 ........... --•rd Wiii ........ lo -........... "" ...... , •••• E•<h bond mwtl ... , 1 .. 1 .... 1 •I , ....... _.1111• '" 0 e . NOTICE OF DEATH OF ALBERT P . ST RANAHAN •Ill ALB E RT PLANT S TRANAHAN ANO OF PETITION TO •D· MINISTER ESTATE NO. AIU71\. .... T o al l h•lrs , beneflcl•rlu, creodltors "nd c ontlnotnt cr~ltor~ or Al~rt P. Sln!ln•h•n •k• Alb•tt Pl•nt Str•n•Nn or L.aguna Bea h , C a lltornl• and perwns who m•v t. o tll.,rwlsci lnlttr"s tl!d In th• WI II 11nd or 1.'Sl•t .. A P•l111u 11 hflS ~In lllcd by Rt-v• L 'It rtnnh"n In the' Su.,.rlor t 0 111 t ol O r fUIQr County 1 Pt111tt\tll11J th"t Re111 L • ''' """""" h•' •m><1lnt.ct as • l'"1 .. u n11I 11•1)rt"•nt•ll 'tt tu 111t11llnl"l"1 lhl' 1!'~l4th! OI '"'""' t• ~1r1111'1httn lun 11., 1 111,, l11<J1•pr1111ttt11 I Ad llllll l'>tt '111011 OI E StAtes At II I hu 1wtlll011 '" ~.,, tor h11nr l11u In Dupt No. 3 at 100 ( lvlt Ccintcir Drive, W n t, In tho Clly o l Santa Ann, Cttlllornla on M•rc h 11, 1981 at 9:30 a .m . I F YOU OBJECT to tht grantlnQ of the .,.uuon. you s hould either a~r at the hearln(I and s tet• your obje ctions or fllt written obj ections with the court before the hffrlng. Your appearance may ~ In person or by your at- to rney. I F YOU AREA :REOITOR or a con· tlngent creditor of the de· ceased, you must file your c laim w ith the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of the Probate Code of California. The time for filing c laim s will not tic· p ire prior to four months from-tM date of t~ n..r- ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the f ile kept by the court. If you are interested In the estate, you may file a re· quest with the court to re- ceive special notice of the Inventory of estate asMts and of the petitions, •<· c ounts and reports described in Section 1200 of the California Pr~t• P., ....... ,., ............. be -'" ~ .. ....,_ --,.... .. ........ ................................ ._,.... , ..... IRWO. Tiie ,..,<"-« Ill• l>ld from "' dOll lo Its llaed m•hwll, clel•. Only OM ,_ "'" ..... . ol,,., .,.,..,..._,••all....,_, .,.,._ -~ lft -fwM 94 well -pey eccn.41 ....., ... frem U....,. Of h..,.. lo,,,.-. Of,..,..,.,.,, ••cited lo aeclt -lor H<lt 1111lellmen1 M lftler .. 1111 ....... •ftd l>ldt .,..,!dine olMr lmmedl ... ty •••II-•-must....,,..._~-,. .. T-,......,... M • ..._., .,.... _.,. YleMlf • ~ -lfy _.. Mrvk• Cft. lor •ddlll-' or,..._....,,..,..,,_..., •Ill be ••l•<ltd. Cn1ig c. Al•Hnder, At-Code. torney at uw, v-..un & JOHN W. OOWN•R, Barton, UU Von Karman 401 GI_,,.. Street. Sullt An., Newport Beach, Ca. H, Laguna Bead•, 92660 Callfornla UU1, (7141 ollRWOet_H_ly·-IUl llour•prlerle ..... _,, .. _.... -dft<•••-' .. "'• ........... ..._dft< ................. ..,IRWOwlll llO c-The , ... an.,,, .... , .. ,lly Ot ltfO .. of ......... ,." ........ OI ... mort 1"811 ,.,...... ll!lllwwy; c-...-ter ~ ..-..,Y: It '' ._ ... .,... .,_...,. • • ~ lw _.,....., cele.ulatlne Ml 1-.st cosl., eny bid 1Yl'Mo ~...., ,_ ,,,. ,,,,.., ... r•I• on •nr of . ..., mehwlt, or.,_ ol melwrltles. Mid -will ..... u ...... ID tile tu<<Hlful ~ ~Ill Vllr1Y ,., ... .,. _I,.,.... ...... ~ '-e11<•. • •• ,.., The -·· ......... tOlll lor CMlt °"''· All 1>111• "'"'' ... fOt llOl llU lrom IN clete of ,. .. ...,..,., TN IUC<llMlful ....,.... •"•'I .,... ... ,._t. et lb .... If...,...., I RWO .._,_ _ ,....,., In lb dltc•elleft, to ,.IKI llten •II of Ille llOlldt Mre&y ollerecl for •el• eftd .. ch !>Ill tMll 11•1• lllet lltt °"''°"· lo cancel tlW c-recl .. 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