The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1984-01-27 - Orange Coast Pilot·l ·~ • OD,1 'sno· / over • HIGH 72 LOW50 CDAIT 10111011 FRIOAV JANUARY 27 1984 ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Coast The two birds caught in a minor Huntington Beach oil spill are cleaned up and flying again./ A3 Fluor workers are upset about company policy re- garding wild cats on the grounds of the plant./ A3. California Incidents of AIDS con- tinue to increase In Cali- fornia despite extra money for research./ A4 ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::·:::·:::::::::::::::·:::·:· Nation It is like hell to age, seniors tell the govern- ment during a special hearing./ A4. :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: World The American FBI helps Norway capture a master Soviet spy who divulged many NA TO secrets./ A4 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· People Why is the Cancer Detec- tion Center in Huntington Beach such a secret? I A7 A woman.believes she could enjoy her childhood if she~could live it over again.IA& " Sports UC Irvine comes from behind to upset Cal State Fullerton 81 -80 in a PCAA contest at Fullerton./81 Kareem-Abdul Jab bar notched 26 points, while holding Houston's Ralph Sampson to 16 as the Lakerswin 131-102./81 Estancia and Newport Harbor put winning streaks on line ./81 Entertainment Ballet Pacifica's per- formance of 'Peter and the Wolf' this weekend is nearly a sell-out. /Weekender When you're in the mood for 'unique cuisine,' you can dine for $100 or less at Gemm~ll's. /Weekender ;:;:;:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:;:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Business Chamber of Commerce leaders from the six Or- ange Coast cities look at the year past and the year to come./BS-8 The latest update on home mortgage rates-In the county is presented In chart form.JBS INDEX Auto Pilot Bridge Bulletin Board Business Callfornla News Classified Comics Crossword Gardening Horoscope Ann Landers Mutual Funds NatlonaiNews Opinion People POiice Log Publlc Notices Sports Stock Markets Television Theaters Weatner World News C1-3 A8 A3 85-8 A4 C5·8 A8 C8 A8 C7 A6 85 A4 AS A7 A3 08, C4-5 81·4 88 TV Log Weekender ~ A4 Sant_a Anas_ get ~2nd .. wind' By STEV-E MARBLE and The Daily Pilot Staff The howling Santa Ana wi nds that yanked trees from the ground. tore roofs from houses and downed doz- ens of power lines before abating early today. were expected to regain force 'by nightfall. The powerful. dry wind reached speeds of 80 mph in surro unding areas. late Thursday as it spread ~ destruction throughout Orange County. fanning a 1.200-acre brush fire in Modjcska Canyon. In Newpon Beach, roofs were ripped from four homes in posh Harbor Ridge. Nobody was inJured but one family was forced to evacuate the gated hilltop community in Spyglass Hill. A portion· of the roof oo the Warehouse Restaurant in Newpon's Lido Village also was ripped off. U.S . Forest Service flreflghten battle raging fire in Modjeaka Canyon Thursday. County jobless toll continues decline December·s 4.9% lowest in two years By J EFF ADLER Of the Dlllly Pl4o4 Staff Orange County residents con- tinued to go back· to work dunn~ December as the county's unemploy- ment rate plunged to 4.9 percent, its lowest level in more than two _years. according to monthly jobless figures released Thursday by the state Em- ployment Development Depanment. December's rate was the lowest since September r98 I when employ- ment stood at 4.6 percent. eitplained Alta Yetter. a labor market analyst for the state agency. She said that whenever unemploy- ment dipped below the 5 percent level it represented a strons. positive economic sign. Just one year ago. the jobless rate regislereo 7.9 percent ana"97,000- county residents reported they were without work during .the Christmas season. And, the December 1982 figures were an improvement over the previous November's. when an all-time high 10 1,500 people were without work in Orange County and the une~oymenl rate soared to 8.3 percent,. Last month, 59. 700 persons were reported without work, down from the 63.600 tallied by the state in November. With only minor fluctuations in June and August. unemployment has declined steadily throughout the year as the economic recovery took hold in Orange County. Yetter predicted that unemployment for all of 1983 would average about 6.5 percent. December's favorable employ- ment news was attributed largely to the robust Christmas buying season. Retail outlets in the county added 4,700 temporary sales clerks during the month, an increase of700over the anemic 1982 Christmas season. The county's electronics industry was another sector of the economy that began hiring in December. adding 500 jobs to payrolls last month. Gains also were reported by the service and trade industries as well as the finance. insurance and real estate industries. One othrr factor that played a role in the unemployment decline -one that can't be predicted from year to (Pleue eee JOBLESS/ A2) 0.-,"-' _......., L .. f'.,..e Wind clamaae to roof of Harbor Ridge home ln Newport Beach'• Spygta .. Hill tract •hown. leaving pan oftht restaurant CKi)Osed but undamaged. Several traffic lights in the beach city were knocked to the ground by the explosive winds. In Costa Mesa.a 19-year-old Hunt· 1ngton Beach boy was critically in-: JUred wheh a sharp gust blew his motor scooter into a tree. At the Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment. wi nds unrooted a huge tree that (Pleue eee Wll'fDS/ A2) Blaze chars 1,200 acres Firefighters bringing fire in control By STEVE MARBLE . °' ... ~ .......... Weary firefighters today were plan- ning what they hoped would be a final assault on a wind-whipped brush fire I.... that has burned across 1.200 acres of "'ii Modjeska Canyon and forced nearly 100 Orange County residents out of their ho mes. No homes were lost in the fire which was burntngeast oflrvine and north of Mission'-Viejo near lhe Marine Corps A.ir Statton i.D El Toro. "Tiie wKtds have been tllrrtble and very erratic," Orange County Fire Department spokesman Chuck Murphy said this morning. ..But we're now expectini to have 11 under total control by tonight." As man} as 470 firefighters battkd the blaze through the night and into the morning, sometimes watching 1n vain as flames hopscotched small canyons and danced across roadwa}s. Two fircfi~ters suffered minor injuries battling the blaze. Murphy said. By early today. the brush fire had . (Please see BLAZE/A2) The day the roof caved in Wind rips Newport home before owner- puts it up for sale By JERRY HIRSCH Of IM Dlllly l'llot St.ff Ma nha .\ske" was planning-to-put her posh Spyglass Hill home up for ~le when the roof ca"ed )n - literalh It ha-ppcned about I 10 p m. Thurs- da\ .\ske"' "'as at wort.. when she rt"ce1,ed a call from her 17-vear-old daughter. ~and\. Gustmg Sarna Ana winds \\Cn.' teanng up the nonheast face of Spy$lass Hill in Newpon Beach blowing the roof off their houS<' at 32 Vienna Dn'e "I -was 1n the house when I fell all this shaking. The sky light JUSt caved in and shattered . .\II oft he sudden the roof started coming in the home and flytn~ all O\ er the place." ~nd} said. Shingle~. plaster and larger wooden roof sections from n<."arl) half the home now ltller the inside of the home and its front yard in the pnvatc Habor Ridge development where (Please eee ROOF I A2) Laguna Canyon -road of deadly beauty I Shopping for a new car? Check out the deals in today's Auto Pilot -Page1C1·3 • • Laguna Canyon Road is a seven- milc Iona tale of connicting imaget.· At first glance. the 1<:ene alona the country road is like something out of a John Steinbeck novel. Cattle dot the . green hillsides. acres of pastures. canyon~ and talc.cs are home to an assortment of wildlife. Each after- noon. ~ommuters driving touth- bound are treated to brcathWing sunsets as the hilltops form sil· houettes against skies drenched with red. orange and purple. And then there arc the small whatc U0S1C.1 Uruna the iwo-Lanc roadway. one for each of the 26 people who have died in auto aoc1dcnt here ~tnc::c 197S. It's an unsettling sight. especially for commuters who travel the road daily, passing by the symbols placed there in memory of a dcctased friend or acquantance. LP. "Whenever there's an accident out there u·s impossible not be afT('('tcd by it," said Laguna peach City •• Councilman Dan Kt'nnc)'. who lost two friends in an aoto accident on the road several years llJO. Last fall. the t1aht-kn1t seaside commumty was shook by two fat.al accidents in 16 days. Two local teen· agers -tac~ Davi~ and Lte~ BEIET Focus ON THE NEws nyder -died in an Oct. 18 tv.Q-<'ar colhs1on on Laguna (an}on Road thin let\ &~otherairl critically inJu""1 Then in the fif"!lt week of No"cmbc-r. the tOWl\ was shocked agntn when .\0 year-old hawn Lanvtt d•~ 1n a s1nglc<ar accident on the section ol the rood ~nown u 8~ Bend cur"e lanvtt pohce rtport had been dnnkmg at the time of the amdcnt. Laguna Canyon Road made head- lines again rcttntl> when Santa Ana attorney Cornelius Bahan filed a S l million claim on behalf of his chent, mantha Shannon. the Lquna Beach prl who was cnucaJh lf\IUrcd in the Oct 18 car accident C'altfom1a Highway Patml tn· "csti_gauon had dctcmuned hannon wu at fault 1n tragic accident due to cxcc'''"c '!peed and lacl of dnvina c\pcncncc lhc claim. however. ct'laric'> that the Cit). Oran.gt Count) and ~talc . were ~pon\lblc for hannon\ 1n- Junc because tht) 'Aett ncahetnt tn (Plcueeee A ROAD/A.2) ' .. " WINDS REGAINING FORCE ..• From Al \'ru\hlJ t" u p1l l..up tr ud;., v\\ nt·J IH 11a1mlmun < )n I ht ~Jn l>ll'[to I T\'l'" a~ a lt1 \\hl'cl nlO\ Jni \JO \.\;}'l'llaJ)jX'J ult the lugh\\a} h~ thl' "Ind .. and ,_.nw h• ~ 'k1JJ1ng halt on 11' "'k In Laguna Rl',il h tirdi~ht\."I\ h.lnkJ a \m,111 h1 u\h titl' that hrolu- 11u1 un Tcmµk Hill-, l>r1'c \\hilt• pultl t: pulll.'J all rnntorn k'> oil roJJs \\ h,·n onl' otlin·r ' l\dl \.\J\ blov. n 11110 a iua1d rail \t John '°'J'm ~upon. J c,1n~k ,·11g1nc plant< "4' ll1pJXJ J\ 11 v.n' t.i\11ng al11n~ ttw ~i.1in run\\J\ P1li.>t It'll Ham .. _ "J' 1111t 1n1url.'d 1n tht· lrl·JI.. .ll\IJL'ni hut thr run"·" \\il\ lowJ tor mort• 1han an hour lH'f\\\hl'ft' pt.mer lint'' \\fll' dim n In .111 s~ ~'I \outhl 111 C ah· fllffllJ t Ul\Un (. 11 tU'ltoml'r'> \.\Cit: hit h\ '"Jttl'rl·<l pu\\er ~1utagc'> through- ' ii thl' dtt\ \IO'>I OI tht• blJll..OUt\ l• l urllJ 111 .... rnta \na. tlun11ng1011 'k.id1 \\ t''t min<,ter and Costa \.1e,.:i < lnl' 111.11111 11u1.1gL' Oll urrL·J "'ht·n 4 l!\'l' l1mh 11-11 1n11i an EJ1,on '>Uhst.1· 11011 .11 \h I .iddl·n \' t'rlul' JnJ Bn111l..h 1r\t \trn·t rn \\ t:\tm1n'!ltL't IU'>l t"lclor " p nl f hat 111t ldL·nt t '·d .1 ~ '-minuti: hlad .. out tor 1 • ''' I J1,u11 u'tuml'r' in portion'> 1! ll.in11n~t11n H1·alh l-11unta1n \al- k' .ind \\l,t1111n,1l·r .. aid Jim 1-..t·n rll'\f\ JI tdi\1Hl '>POkl'\m.tn I ~11,11n l'mph•'l'l"' ''orl..cd through till' n1~h1 111 rl'\tnn· clntnut\ lu'>I hnau\l' 111Jm'1wJ puv.l·r linl's larl~ t<>J.1, po°"l'r h.1d ~en n.·\turi.>d tt1 all but ~'\11 l d1'l•I 1u,tomer'> rrrOrang.L' ( nunt' K~nnnh '.iid In 'l'''f1ort 11.:it hnr nl'arl~ 211 t'tlJI~ \\l'IL' \ll;JJ'J)<:d lttll\l" lr11m thl'll 11w1•r1ng.' 1 larh1 •• pJtr,1lman .,.11J thl· qnd-.. ~u,tlllt! .1: .i l mph. hlll'<l up .-n11re ··,hn'l\ · 111 ''·Ill'' unJ hurkJ lhl m rnt11 ho,1h Kl'\11.kn I\" hu Ii 1'>1 llh'll n •Of''' hl n tht· '''"d h11 l!arhor K1dgc 10 '\t•\\- OellJ Pllol Photo bf fllc'l>atd K oeN9r Crew members right their plane after the craft flipped over a t J ohn Wayne Afrport. pon Ht·.1d1 \\t're ')h11l~e<l a1 naturL··, l11rn· '\1' ''Ill' jlll-d rn1.· anJ ,,11d thl' hoU\l ''·I' l;ilt1ng tll Pll'll'\ · \JIJ \hdul l-..t1rim BLAZE CONTROLLED .•.. \I J h I Hjl· rod 11 h1' rw1gl:l.1r ' l11111ll' 1111 \,1l11'>urg KoJd in 'l"\.\ port lk.:1lh \\J\ ''tdgrd bet''L'l·n tht' t\\O fl'\ldt'nll'' < huni.., of "nod "L'r1. hnm n nt<J 1h1.· \lrl'l I '\o 1111t· \\,1, in thl damJl!ld honll' .11 ~ \,1l1hurg "hen the mot"•" turn nil l\.Jn rn .,,11J the huu~ h.:1s hel'n \Jlilfll tor ah•>Ut l•>Ur \\'.trs. \n 1nc,pntor \\Ith tht· '\Jev.purt fkJl h hu1IJ1ng •kp.1rtmrnt sun t•,cd thl' J.tntJgt· an thl· po,h ')p~gla'>' Hill rlt'1g.hb•1rhrioJ I k 1111tcd that tht: hOnl\' "an 1denu,,t1 modi.' I to :.a hlJITil' on m·;.irln \ 1ennJ Road that haJ ll\ root Jamug"·d .r thi: "' indstorm "It'"' the t•\J1. t \amc model It 1.ould hr J 1.u1n1 Jdl·n1.1.· ur 1h1: "'a' the hom1.·., ;in· 1101nt1nia. tltl' 1n'>D('l tur '>aid < lnl.' 11! tlw \.\•H\t m1.,hap~ 1.JITll' "hl'll I lu1H1nttt11n Hl'a1.h rc-.aknt T inwtt1' T t111t 1 I •1 '':.a' lO'>'>cll fr11m h1' rn11to1 ''""il r 1'1 < 11\tJ \k'>a I h1· ILl'll '' 11 ... tcd '11 \ r1111..il 1.11nJ1t111n tl/J.1\ .11f11unt.11 \ J In< 11111mun1t\ Hmr11ar ,' . · l11n11 und·r"Lnl 1'm1·rl!L'nL' 'ur- i!l''\ I h1.r,d.1 i?tl" t!1•~t' \\Jnd' 1.,IU\ •d llllll ti "l 1.t I lrlJI 11 lh~ \,'II.I ·1 t r ' •kt h .. \\,1, nd1nc lh"J'thr1rnr l:'J1.urrand rt .1 t I l'l P11l1,l ~.l d I ll 1 ,\I II \\.!' ;1<1t "'Ming J hl'l1'1l'I \\,J, ,t>LJlhh11u11d 111 l'l.tlt'n\1~1 \\\'lit.Jc •.dwn he Jt1J thl !l:lo.l' \.\l'fl" hurkJ 111t11 thl' lrt"l 111' \1.k lJm\ tl• T\,1,1h•Jul ti(• lcl'I J\.\,I\ t• •I' 1h1 'tc ••' 1h1. aL,ldl.'nt \ u 1 ,,I\. I 11• .11r h.dl1>un tx·11a• 1.,ed i d\l·1·' 11h uix•n1ng 111 .. II 1111. Hl.il' '-JM 1n \\ nt < m 1na tu•~ lo• l'-l lrt11l1 1h Jlllhur fhur~Ja~ • J tru • ld .1nuut / m•lr' 'uuth I<• 'i,1· 111.11 ( Jfll'lra1111 \ hLTl Jt ll11<1tl0d Jc .\'l •Tl r•1\\l'T lilll''> 111 'l"" r rt < t•n1,·1 .1, 111 111hc1 l1'1 l''' .in I 1.111T1ml'rt1.tl ll·r1tt.:r' 1)1\· d• -.JI '· h•d •UI g_l..i\\ \\Jlld!I\\ .. From Al bml..cn into s1\ separate fires -all reponedl~ a safe d1stan1.:L' from art'a homes in the brush' can,on off ">anuago Can~on Road · The roaring fire drl\ en b) "'inds dodt:d up to 80 mph broke out 'honh before noon Thur)da\ and w.elled from a half-acre '>P<JI fire 10 a 200-acre inferno 1n lc'> no\.\ ha\C' in- dicated tnat the firt' probabl~ suined Jfter pnsun 1mmates cleared and piled d~ bru'>h in the area for "hat "as supposed to be a controlled burn. l\1odJeska Can)on resident JO\ce Rickman -lfl. )(lid she ~"' the lire stan near "'here prison inmates had Ot'l.'n burning off the bru'h "I "a!.lool..1ngngh1out the "indow l'I m~ house and saw the fire nght '' hae the ere" was:· she said ... Me .ind m\ g1rlfnend staned running out. Isa" 11 u n the edge and <,a1d "\,1 ~ God. 11·, going to talo.e off and sure l'nough t dad. 11 bccamL' a full-blo"'n fire- '1nrm .\nd It hapJ)t:ned so fast ·· . \ncral resident<:. reponed that the IJ">l-mo' mg lire lame"' 1th10 50) ards 1l Ihl·1r home'> ">ome residents pad.- ed up Jnd ldt "'h1k othL'r'> l lea red dr~ 1ru'h lrom .iround thnr homl·c, and dampl.'nl·d root tore, \\Ith garden tll'\e':> \t •nll homl'O'' ncr., mo' t:d horses and Ii' e'>tocl.. from tkld to lidd as the d1rl·c:11on of the firr shilled "lid!\ \\1th the"' ind · T ht' Red C-ro~'> opened a \hl'ltcr at \1h erado Commun1t\ ( hurch for thP'>e turccd to llcl' their home'> The 'hdtcr at l\Of12 S1haado ( an,on Ro•u.I. opened at m1dn1gh1 and ~ 111 ri:ma1n as long a\ nccdi.>d al·torJing RcJ C ro\s ~pol..e.,"oman Jan (rov. hn· spul..ec;man \1urph' said the lin.' began in tht• small Harding < am on and mo' ed south and v.rst troni there B~ m1<.J-da) Thursda~ the JOBLESS DECLINE ••• From Al at -\'-l"•gOou \'l"atht:r \ t:llcrsaid. I h~· ~unn'. dn lid''> that. tor the mor.t p.irt ta ' ort•J c)out lic.-rn C-al1tom1a tb1' "•nll"r pn:' •·ntt·J a scac;onal down- 11 r 111 the on,trucuon rndu'itrv. I nu~1111.1 c11w,u1 Yeller • c;:od ·m•l1n11n.1n e'-111n.Ht"'> 1nd1rnte that 1111:il l·mpl1; mcnl 111 c >range lount~ 'h11uld int rea\(' b. about 4 1.000 Job~ 1l11n n~ I 91) .. lor an annual gro~th 1ute I I ~ rx·ru~nt Forec~sts peg the L 11t"mpln\mi:n• rt1tt" at 5 4 perc~nt for I 'J~4 and ~hppin)t to 5 percent 1n 1985, she said. December's employment pins were matched 1 n Los .i\Jlaelcs County, the staJe and the nation. though (}ran$e County's me, as it has 1radillonally, remained sub5untially lower. Los Angeles County's unemploy- ment rate fell from 7.8 lo '7 pcrceot between November and Dettmber. the state's declined from 8.3 to 7.9 percent and tbe national unemplo)·- metn talt slid from 8.4 to 8.2 pcrt'Cnt. fire had Jumped to ModJeska Can} on and "'as burning toward nearb) \\'1lhams Can) on The blaze later leaped Santtago Can)on Road and burned to~ard Bolero Can~on. B~ late this morning. fires were still burning and k1ck1ng up smoke at all of the snes. A layer of smoke could be seen as farawa} as Huntington Beach. Fire Capt. Mark Reinhold said the blaze could have been much won,e had not hillsides and can)on been green from recent ram storms. "The wind was pushing the fire but becau~ of the vegatatton 11 v.as not burning as qu1ckl~ as ll might ha\e." said Reinhold. Fighting the blaze along \\Ith count) firefighters \.\CTl' cre"s from the U.S. Forest Service. the Cahforn1a Department of Forestr) and fire- fighters from Ne"'pon Beach. Costa Mesa. Irvine and other area c-rt1es. ROOF ... From Al three other home\ suffered s1m1lar rool damage ~lart ha .\ske" drx:sn"t kno" hO\\ much it \.'"Ill cost to rt>pa1r the home or e\en 1f1t v.as insured For .\skc" thl' disaster lOuld not ha' e come at a "orse tame. .. I JUSt lost m) husband 11 momhc; ago and I "'as having a lot of trouble keeping up "Ith the pa~ments. ~hat else could happen,, This is 11. .. a stunned .\sl..e" said ··When m\ hu!>bandd1ed hed1d nut lea'e a lot of hie insurance." she added .\<..kc" 1~ struggling to conttnue the fam1l~ ·s auto business. Quall\~ Re- sales of ~anta .\na . .\ske" took o'er running the busrne~s "hen her hus- band Bill Askew. 42 . died of cancN tollo~1ng a long illness. ··Running a used car lo11s not eas} and 11 1s real hard 1f YOU are a v.oman:· <,he said. stand1.ng outside her damagrd home "-.:e\' port Beach firefighters told the o\sl..e"s not to sta} in the home until the ''ind subsided. The' said the' "ould '>ta\ ""Ith friends. · · l"O o( .\skC\\0 'i three daughters "ere in the home ""hen the roof ble" off. ~and ' \a1d 11 n•Jll\ \cari.>d her 4- 'car-old \J\IL'r Dl.'bb1c · ··~hi: "J' reall~ afraid. ~he Just clung o n to me and ""ouldn't kt go·· Sand\ ~1d "\~hen ''e "ere read' to lea'c she kept on going '\lorn m~ blanket '" in there··· and~ ..aid A ROAD OF DEADLY BEAUTY ..• From Al tl1L drStt" ,111d rt1.11ntcnanle ol the meeting armed v.nh some supnsm2 r11.1d th.ti \\ n,•, lrum I Jguna Bea1.h staurmcs. numbers that showed the n l,11 11 I•} 1 h • "ra 1 Diego I rt:c" a\ The road 1s not as hazardous as e\ eryone J.11111 uprla' 11 JJd tor the couns belie, es. The~ ruled out making an) I hl' kgal ·" 11 in hardl. u1me<i a<i \hOr1·term ph}s1cal 1mpro\ements. .Hl\. \urm'l 11 1.ll\ oll1ua" \ •ire<i of hut instead proposed 'itUd)tng the '1milar 'IJ1m' h;n t• tx·en likd aga1nc,1 pos'i1b1ht~ of stantng a safet\ aware· thl' S'''ernn c.:nt '' ·r il1l' \l':Jr' ness program ~h1ch the Cit) 1~ \lthrn.gh nt•l'ol l 'l" .11Hl' agrl·c\ thC' prt>parcd to embrace r 1ad " 1n,1dl'qu.i1t· trn thL' I~ 000 to Data compiled b\ the 'itate shows ~~ 1111(1 'a" thJt ir,,, d ti caLh c.Ja, ,11id thl· h1gh~a) l'i sate 1n llS present dt•c,p1tl' tlw '1uknt wll1'>1t1n' trag11. wnd1uon for careful dn' ers who sta) dc:.11hc, .1n1! \uh,u1ucn1 l,t\\\lJJ\\ 1m "1th1n the ~0-mph speed limit Smee prmt·111t·11t' 111 an· n• t l''l"-'lted 10 Juh IQ78. ther~ ha'C' been onl) SIA 1.11.:1· pl,1LC' unu \11m1.·tirnt· 1n 191\6 l ro\'1-med1an accidents bet\\een Ca-r hat"'\\ hl·n thl' ,1.111· plan' •11 ht.·K•n a nHin .\ere., and El Torro Roads and '~ 1, m1ll1on rao1n 1 tn "ldl·n till· mad JU\t nine from El Torro Road to the I torn 1\\11 10 lour I.inc'> Jnd IC> rc:align lrccwa} dating back to Jul} 1981 H1g lkud <'Uf\(' n1hcr \tUdlC'~ ... hO\.\ that the fatal lrontl<lll'. thl' d•h \haqnon'<, ~I 11,/1nJUr) r.11c on Laguna Can) on m1lhon d:11m "'·'~ tikd 1n I agun.1 Road., not s1gn1ftcanth h1ihcrthose Bea, h < It\ H.ill l ''' 111l1l 1.1(, \\l:fl' in of\1m1lar routes throuahout the state Cmta \.tn.1 mntint.Z "'tlh '>IJtc "Wclcamedthattheroadsaren'tas tran.,portJt1un authunt1n v. ho ha' c d~maerous b~ Ma1ew1dc standardli as 1 1ur1'<i1<t1nn mC'r tht' road. to d1\C'U'I\ had thought." C1cntT)' said. "a'' to 1n11ned1.lll'h mal..r tht• road \tale offic1al<i alw contended that c,alcr. median bame~ on two.lane road~ t\hl\ur l111h C1t·n1n \hl\or Pro tcnd to increase certain type' of r cm bohh1l' \t1nl..1 n .11111 c it} ~1an· acrnlentc,. spec1ficall~ rear.end col· :l&cr Ken J ran~ "'""t tci ntcC't < altranc; lis1on' a~ ca~ slo"' down to cro s o fli, 1.1ls I kin1 I flt, l..l·ru1h and °'er into the opp<mtc lant' What''i Charle\ Bo"~·r 1n horx·c, ol CUO\ inctQi_ Jnorc. c,uch a bamcr would rcstnct them to hu1ld a trmpmar. median cmt'rgt>nn \Ch1drs and drivers from llamer do\\n the c~nlcr of lhl ha' 101 d1rcct ttc:ce to bu.sines~ and --'~11hw 11 HI ~nd ruiw re ~1dcnce<i on either \tdc of the Cahran onk1ol~ c:amc to tht' h1~hwa\ "\l.e might consider the bamer "'hen we expand the road." Boyer said. "But at this ume it's not appropriate The safet) a-wareness campaign would ask tra,elers to turn on low- bcam headhgh1s as the) travel along the road during da) light hours. The state would likel) place t\lo<O signs - one near the San Diego Fre-eway off- ramp at one end of Laguna Canyon Road and another at the other end near Forest A venue -asking dnvers to turn on headlights for safety. 1 n add1t1on. the cit) "'ould launch a media campaign 10 inform the public on the program Boyer said s1m1lar safet) J)rograrns arc under way in t"'o communities an Nnonhern California. but the result'> are 1ncondus1ve. Nevenheless. "1t • appears ~orthwhllc to consider 1t," Boyer said Although cit} 00ic1ab are genera II) enthu,1a<1tu:. wmc ha\c cxpre d conC'tms about the benefits of such 11 pro&ram "I hope the noveh) of the idea la t'i with dnHr\ unt1I the state can improve the road." M1nk1n wd ··r think 1t'" a aood idea." Gentn \aid ··R11ht now the crossc help keep people: aware that caution ·~ needed on the ro d Perhaps tum1na on our tlcadltghts <.lln help. too." . I Things to calm down after tonight Bul'Mnglon Coastal CMC* Cllattel1on 8 c CtlllttMlon w v l••·-· eel•-· ICM tllOl'll .... .o. CllwiotteN C ~ ttoe PH-Hott'-at .....0. l~ CMy.- 10 40 nlj)tl ~ .,,. ~ -CtllceOO ~ '"''" tllQnOlt OUIU IA Ana cw-.n.11 •tnO• oec;,_...,.. ....,. 1-ofll -~end comong is to 25 mp11 S.tUto.}' &unnr Columbia II C llrWl • ~,, .. ,..,,_ S.1urci.r HIQht ~ Slh#Claf U 10 &2 lows lonogfll tn Ille Oe._FI WO<ttl 409 Ind ._... 50s Oeylon rrom Poin1 c~oon 10 SM o.n.... c-.1e ~ 10 ltoe Me•ICen &o<oer 0..M-w'll out eo m.1419 -!Met w••• Sma.11 Oetrou cratl ed1119o<y tor ,,,. en•~• lrH Duluth O.CtlUlng norlhMal W1ndt o.low the etPuo ~~· IOlllQl\I lliil;On;lng 10 lo 20 FllflMlnkt knota S11urdey EIMw!ler• Mgrt1 ,.,,. Fetgo Ible -.Os '::f:' and S&IUtelay u ,,.,.n C~t toulfl-1 to IS knoll Sa!11<d•y Gl-.e1 ,. .... 29 ,, SI SI . 59 37 4 1 '3 •• S7 •S 84 4S 42 4() JI 23 6-4 ·22 23 48 .... ,. ,. 52 2S 40 20 2& 2t 32 441 28 )7 n 2& IS 33 -07 34 -311 10 21 2t R11n [9 Sno"" (El ShowersC] F'lurri••ElJ tllernoon C...•,.. Hel'ttord Outer ••I•• $lr\ell er111 eci .. _., -o-,,,. .,,,., • .,. .. North lo non-t Honollilu 40 42 a3 23 3t 72 N•"°"-' wn1ner S.-><• 10 "IOAA u !> Dec>• 01 Co)mm .. ~p '""'°' 15 10 25 kflOla ""'" eomb....O Ho.191on M 39 Fronts Cold ...., Warm .,... MU 8 to 10 ,_ todey WltlO iano -~ deCl'-no l°"'Ofll beOOnW>ll nonn· J-*-Mltlll -· s 10 15 ~nol• wtlll 3 10 ~tool -JKt.tOMI .. Saturdty CIM< SI.-~ K.,_Cty LM\legu Extended l•tlle Rod> La."r Loui• F11r wllh mostly wnny end w1rm Lu~ deya Gusty Sem• Ana wincl• 11 hmet ~ 1n and below tome canyons Hignt 72 Miami to 12 Lows mqslty 38 lo 54 Mllweull .. Mpl .. $1 Pllul NMl\vllle Tel'Jl peratures NewO.-.• HILO Tides A108'1y 35 20 Albuq-Qor 53 11 Am.att•o " 25 47 31 ST 27 eo 64 ~ 35 50 21 SI 47 SS se 75 59 48 2& eo 28 S6 28 711 75 35 24 23 -01 •11 23 so 42 TOOAY NewY<>"" Hof'lolll North P11n1 Ot<llllome Clly Onwll\e Ol'a.n<IO Peim Sc><lnQs PhlltOllfPhl• ,,_,.. Pllltbu<gn POfllaod M• Port!Md Ore Pt OVidenc<J ~ Raoocl en, Reno Rter>mono 49 JO St Le>u>• )\I JJ 81 J1 S1P•t•hm~ ,90 el . ' 21 Sell LllA• 38 n 6• 30't 63 33 •1 31 5,.,.,. fall• 31 10 35 11 spoi.-40 34 so 4b Sy<M:UH 31 24 •2 n Topel<a so 30 !ill JI lu<:JO<l "° 311 •6 26 Tulsa 81 ~ •• ZS W U/l>OQI on ~ 31 62 JI W·cn•ta so 3• Ancll«tge 20 07 ~"'II" 7 12pm 33 A-wr. SI 32 Second IOW 1l 26pm 2 • Atlenll ~ 45 I AT\HIOAY f., ... htgh Surf report Allanhc C••• 411 40 A11t11n 511 •3 llalllmor• 80 26 e1111ng1 46 37 8lf'mlngh1,,. Sii H Bltmerc~ 31 04 Bot• 36 23 8oa1on 311 32 8townav11e 511 q 8'1ffll0 30 30 S 54 am 57 F1rt1 tow 123pm OS Sec:ono nog11 8 03 pm 3S Sun Mlt looay al 5 18 pm ·-11 6 ~ am SaturOey ano Mia aoein 11 S tll pm lw4oonMtalodeyat t257pm ,_ S.turoay 11 3 3 7 a m eno MUI 11 1 40 pm LOCATION Huntl!\glOfl S.ac:11 RI-.19117 Nawport 40!1> SI Newport 22nd SI , Newpor1 Balboa W9dge l eQUnl 8Ncll Sen Clemente Wll• T9"\P 56-Sll 11n c~ 1· 3 felt 1 3 felr POOf 1 J 1111 ·l>C>Of l·3 llltr l>OOf 1·2 poor 1 POO< 12 ,. Sw911 d1<ecllon _, 'Devil w inds ' strain tempers Forecaster tells ·why' of Santa Anas By CHRISTINE DECKER Of tlM Dally~ ..... The) come ho"ling. hammenng and gusting Trees bend their trunks to the ground and snap. Windows ra11lc Tumbleweeds skip across cit} ~.treets. Dust s" iris and skin becomes parched. For man~. emottons be- comr strained. Herr come those Santa Ana winds again The\ can came come hl..e scream- ing banshees at almost an} ume of the ~ear and cause raging fires. accidents and po\.\-er outages But 11 tal..es JUSt the right "eat her cond111 ons to whip up these winds, according to An Lessard. specialist for the National Weather Service. "You have to have a mass of cold atr O\Cr the Great Basin area and a lo" pressure system here. Then what happens is hke "ater running do"'n a hillside.'' he said. The cold air mass 1h1s ttme camt· from Uuih and Ne\ada mountains. raced across the desen losmg oisture and gaining speed as it careened through canyons until it reached the lowest pressure zone - Southern California "Santa Anas don't al" a} s bnng hot desert air into the area It depends on \l>hat season 1t is and what the temeratures are 1n the mountains from where the) onginate." Lessard said. Many legends abound as to where the Santa Ana Winds got their name. One StOT) says the winds" real name 1s ··Santana:· den \ed from an Indian name meaning ""rnd of the e' 11 spin ts ·· .\not her legend 1s that the} ~ere named for ~e.>.1can <Jenera! ..\nton10 Lopez de ant.a ..\na. "hose troopsrode hke thewmd. kicking upa storm of dust. stnk1ng fear into the heans of settler'> It's also thought the) got their name from ~anta Ana Can\ on ~here the Spanish first encountered the strong'' inds Thi'> recent batch ol Sama o\na \.\Inds "a~ C\peCted to blO\.\ e\en harder toda' than Thursda) and ma) begin to ~ubs1de Saturda~. Jarvis in Newport, says Prop. 13 hasn't hurt state or schools Howard Jarvis By t°AREN E. KLEI~ Ot u.. o.n, Piiot at.fl Cit) and count) go' ernmcnts and local school d1stnus ha'e more mone) toda) than the) did before Proposition 13. tax foe Ho"ard Jarv~s d~dared Thursda'· at a lunch- eon in Newpon Beach. · Jarvis. the co-author of the con- troversial propert~ tax-c utting measure. addressed 130 members of the Cahfomtans for En' 1ronment Emplo) ment. Econom) and De- ' clopment Thursda). and pro' e,d to be JUSt as fe1st) and determined as e'er to oust corrupt polit1c1a ns. lav.)ers and Judges and get govern- ment and ta\es ofT the backs of the people. .\t the luncheon. Jan 1s defended the oft-maligned Prop<.1s111on 13 and stumped fora ne" 1n111atl\e he hopes to put before' oters in ~o' ember. Jan 1s said the common assump- tion that Propos1t1on 13 cut mone~ Fountain Valley police nab kidnap suspect at school I l1untJ1n Valle~ pul11:e detectl\es arrt''>ll'd J 14-H:ar-old Gardrn Gro' e high '>Lhool "student as the third ~u<.pect in the kidnapping ~londa) 01 J \ 1ctnamec,e student Detec11' c<, sa' the\ bche' e th1· \Outh arrc~ted ·an the pnnnpal\ >nite at La Quinta High School. \\3!> .inc offi,e teen-agers "ho kidnapped -l·~ear-old Vuong Hu) Ngo as he ''all...cd home from school with rrend\and dro'l' him to San Jose Dl'll'l tn cs al~o re' ea led an arrc'I "arrant hac; been 1c;sucd for anothl'r kidnap ')U!>pcd. r U)Cn \an Dao of Santa .\na. Police sa\ the' bche\ e Dao. 18. and another suspect. ma) be in Oregon or Washington \igo. the kidnap '1cum. shpped a\.\a) "'hlle his abductors slept in a San Jose motel room Tuesda\.. Polle~ went to the motel and arrested t\.\<O Juveniles but the others had fled . Police say Ngo·., two older brothers were attacked b) gang members in December and believe the kidnap"' as staged to c-oerce Ngo'!> fomil) not to push prosecution lrom 'l IH1111 pr11g.ramc, ancl go,ern- lllt'nt c,cn 1te'" '1mpl~ untrue "The htJll I '>lhoo1' hJ\l' S..t b1lhnn more than thl'' had tx·ton· 13. The' ha'e morl' m'om·, no" than the\ e'er had:· he claimed · The outspol..en '>l'niur uuzen urged members of his audience to sign a pc11tton supponing his ne" 1n1t1a11,e and to contribute mone\ to his cause The ne" 1n1t1at1' c 1.s needed. he said becau<,e an "iron triangle .. of poli11uan'>. burcaunats and upreme Coun Judge~ ha'e c:onsp1red to n rcum,ent Pro pos111on 1 ·rs efTect. "The\ "re all 10 a dub and "e don·1 bclon·g." Jan is <,a1d. "The politicians are t~ ing to take taxes ofl the tax list" b~ t"1st1ng language. he alleged The pal1t1cos ha'e changed the name'> of fees trad111onalh class1ticd as ta\e~ a~ a v.a\ to · shp ta,es proh1b1ted b~ the propo<,1t1on bacl.. to the c1t1zenr. he said ··'\lo" \\e",e got ·sannat1on sen ice Ices' instead of trash ta'\es." he said Propos111on 13. \\h1c-h Janis said sa\Cd propert~ o"ners $70 b1lhon since 1t') passage 1n 19-8. ha s been cut h) 10 pcrcrnt in its efTectl\eness as a rei.ult of Ii' e ~upn:me Coun de- c 1smn' v.h1ch th(• nl'" 1n1t1al1H' "'ould TC'\ l'rsc Registration set Thr L a~unJ Beach L' nified School District I\ in' 1ung parents with children obSl'rvmg 1he1r 5th b1nhda} bet~een Dec 3. 1983 and March 28 to enroll their sons and daughters in kmdrrgancn Rcg1stra11on information is a\ail· able b~ contacting Charlotte Size- more on \1onda' :Tue!>da' or Thurs· da~ at 4Q~. ~4b °E\I :!04 · Just Call 642-6086 Wbat do you like about tbe Dally Pilot'.' What don't you llk.e? Call &be number at left and your menage will be rt•corded, transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. 09'1J Piiot o.tlwery le 0Uat9ft1Md !.'0"1h ,,,.,., ~ ,.... 00 no1 t e...-f 1 ""' l'41~' D,. ~ JO p m cat i.ro-1 1 p m 1n<1 r Cul copy will DI O*t'VW••(I ~.,.,,.,., l'ld Surio•, 11 l!N 00 "01 'K~ ve yO<J< "'>y lit T I m CM De'ot' •O • "' ...0 ynur CCIP\' ... l)jl-~•d The same 24-bour answerlag service may be used to record letten to the editor on any topic. Contributors to our Letters column must Include tbelr name and telephone number for verification. No clrcula&lon calls, please. . Tell us wbat'1 on your mlnd. ~ANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L Schwartz Ill Pubfilhef ct.azy 0owaJ1br Editor and ,._..,an to the Publllhef Aonm•ry Churchm•n Cootrollef ......... '· c .... Prao!Mll• M.,..i 0 ....... ,..,.. MAIN OFFtCE )30 W"' 11.tt SI C:0.11 Meee CA M~I ed<ll-Bol\ 1!'>80 Coe11 Mela CA 112629 Copyllf'll 1M3 0t111g9 C.O.tl Pvl>IWW!g ~ny l4IJ newa 11on•a 1llu11ra1 1on1. tdllorit l l'ftlllttt or .0..l~la ,,.,..,. ,,,_y ~ rwptOClllC:eG w1""1Ut ~ per--ol c:op-,•'Qlll - --...------------DbdolAt. ~--VOL n,N0.27 I Yacht club offers free harbor cruise An open hou~ and r_rmodehng celebration will be held this weckt'nd at Bally s Lanct'r Yacht Club. 310 I W Coast H1ghwa1. Newport Beach. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . Saturday and Sunday. Continuous free" harbor cruises on Lancer yachts will be offered dunng the festivities, which w1ll 1clude free hot dogs. soft drinks and balloons. The public 1s invited and furthl'r informa11on 1s a vailable from John Coleman at 646-8955. Parentlng workshop scheduled A poslll\e parenting workshop will be conducted Sunday at the La~una Beach Untted Methodist Church. 21632 Wesle) Dnve. South Laguna. Dr Kay Ostensen will lead the seminar. which 1s open to the public at no c:har$e begmnmg at 8:30 a.m. The church also will offer an aerobics e>.erc1se class beg1nn1ng Monday and meeting three times a week for each weeks The cost 1s $2 per session or $20 per month. Call tht' church at 499-3088 for details. Free lncome tu help offered Free income tax ass1!.tance will be offered by the Outreach program at \addkback College North Tuesda~ and Feb 6 ..\n Internal Re,enue Service expert will lead ta>.pa)crs through form) I 040 and I 040EZ line by line and will answer qurst1ons about tax tiltng requirements. The progrm will run from 11 a.m. to noon Tuesday and from 5:30 10 6:30 pm Feb. 6 tn Room 301 at Saddleback College North, 550 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine. Further information ts available at 559-1313. Glrls Club plans lnstallatlon The Harbor .\rea Girls Club will install its officers for 1984 Tuesda} e"cn1ng at Magic Island, 3700 Newport Bhd .. Nc"'port Beach The e'en1ng \.\tll begin at 6 p.m . with cocktails. followed b~ dinner at 6 30 and the 1nstallatton at 8 p.m. Newport Newcomers to meet The Newport Newcomers Club will meet Wednesda) at 9:30 am. tn the Robinson's parkmg lot in Newport Center. Programi. and e' ent\ arc offered for all who are new to the area. Call Barbara Strode II at 6 7 5-1683for1nformat1on and reservattons. Hospltal offers CPR classes Registration 1s under way for Saadleback Comm uni- t) Hospital's card10-pulmonal) resuscitation classe. which begin Wednesday. The classes. which include first aid for airway obstruction, will be offered at the hospital, 24451 Via Estrada, La$una Hills. e'C') Wednesda} in February. Classes arc ltm1ted to 20 participants. The fee for the course 1s S5 per person and pantc1pants must register in advance. Call 770-3639 for add111onal information r-Rables cllnlc set ln Newport A low-cost rabies 'acc1natton c1101c for dogs will be held Wednesday at the Newport Beach Fire Department, 868 Santa Barbara Dnve. b) the Southern California Vetennar) Medical Assoc1at1on. Shots will be adm1n1stered from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at a cost of $3 per dog For further information. call the association at 523-0980 Visual testing offered in CdM Free con\ullat1on' on '"ual a1d) "'111 be offered Thurda) h\ Jim Hunter of the Brailll' l11'>1i1utc at the Corona DdMarC ommuntl) Center. 800 Marguerite Ave. Tho<1e 1ntere\ted 1n a consullauon mus-t have a \Hittcn referral from an ophthalmolog1st. optornetn<,t or ph} s1c1an in general practice. Referral forms and appo1n1rncnt'> ma) tw obtained b) calling lhl u:n1cr al 3~0-577 1 I CALENDAR ~=-= -~ =o ... Friday, January 27 Saturday, J au.uary 28 !\i n 1.'\ l'llh \lhl·dukd Oil-soaked wild birds cleaned up A"' tld duck and a V. estcrn grebe - belte' ed 10 be the onl) v1c11ms of a small 011 spill from oil platform Eva off the Huntington Beach coast - ha'c been shampooed and bathed and appear read} to JOIO their friends in the Pacific. The 1wo birds apparently "'-Cre fouled b) a floaung 011 slick off Hunungton ~tatc Beach Monda) and "ere taken b} rangers to the un-Surf ..\nimal Hospital "'here the) "'ere cleaned up Groomer Jcrn ..\nn Poore said Thursda' 1h1.· 1wo birds were co,crcd '"Ith Oil and. at fir'll. She feared the~ \\OUld d1r from thr stess and trauma of being handll'<l an<!, bath1.·d and ro\l·rcd "1th otl "The' rnuldn't th." Poore said. "I "'as afraid the otl ~ould g1.·1 1n 1hc1r sl..1n and stop up the pores and the} \\OUld quit breathing and die." But Poore bathed the birds w11h a d1'>h detergrn1 and got the most of 11 off "The~ looked real good and ll\el~ and 1 plan 10 release them later CThursda') .. Poore \atd \he plan'> to 4'ubm11 a bill for the costs of d eaning the birds to th1.· l 'nion < )11 <. onipan) which O\.\m. Jnd opcratC'> offshore platform E' a \\here abo ut I' barrels of 011 -or 630 gallons -splashed into thr ocean from a leak in an undef'\\ater p1pel1ne Stories written on tb.e wind Amollf the effectaofTbandaj a{temoon'• wild wtn.S. aloqthe <>ranee Cout were can clobbered by a tree ln the parklDC lot of Costa llaa City Hall. bonee led to aafety from bnaah fl.re on San~o Canyon Road wblcb pTOduced a •ky fall of smoke. Olllr ......... ., ......... , '-...... i Fluor workers raising a stink ·on wild kittens By JAMIE SEELEY Of IM o.lly "°' IWI Fluor Corp. emplo}ees called II "poetic JUSttce·· Last week when 1n an attempt to capture two remaining wild kittens running free on the Fluor grounds. the Irvine Animal Care Center caged a smel]) skunk. Earlier. the animal care center caught the k.Jttens· three s1bltngs. One of the kittens was destro)ed and the other two v.ere declared unadaptable because of their Wlld ways. A. spokesman fort he animal care center said the kmen was destro)ed because 11 was too mean and was becoming more aggressive tnstead of tamer. Now Fluor employees are hoping the shelter will be unable to catch the rematntng two kittens. "Eve0onc 1s feeding and canng for them .. Ga ~k Welsh. a Fluor emplo~ec said of the g."3~ kitten and thl' while kitten she can see Jumping about the grounds from her office w1ndo"". The live kittens \>.ere born to a wtld cat. dubbed Ben ha b)' Fluor workers. about eight weeks ago and ha' e brought out the animal lo, er tn ever)one. "Quite a few people from the com pan) are on the list to adopt the 1""0 at the shelt1.•r. .. Welsh said. 7'io one "'ants to sec them put to death. "I couldn't bclie'e the\ destro,ed the other !..men. she said. He was the orang~-colored one. the cutest one E'el)one tool. an interest 1n him I would ha'e adopted him m'sclf" Wchh 1c, not alone in her concern for the safct) of the ktttens .. ..\ \.\Oman from out)tde the corporation called me 'esterda\ to tell me she "'a" behind us and that she and I 0 of her fnendc, were going 10 get a pettttOn (against the cat's destruction l toge1h1.·r tog" c 10 the ma) or of Irvine ... she said. .\ spol.1.''"'oman for the animal center said their goal 1s to make the i..menc, adoptable as well Monday, v .1nu a ry 30 • ., p 111 Laguna Bt•al'h Houi.ing Committee, ( 11 ~ Most of the <.lll "a'> remo' ed al sea but ltft'guards rrported about three miles of tx·ach \\ere littered "'1th 011 globules ranging 1n \111.• from a quarter to a baseball. \tarttng at the <;anta Ana River Jcm .\ l I n1on 011 <,pol.e~man said hca1.·h decinup operation\ were compkted \\ l'd nesda \ De11Y "°' l'ltoto by l .. "-YM Jerry Ann Poore and Sue Ann Gentile wash the oil off "We ha'e 'olutl·erc; come 1n e'enda' to work v.11h the kttten'> ... lugene Hanna of the shelter said "But ''e ha'c to m t"r 'llm' Tht.'\ arc \\tld cats and ~ou can·1 he in a hu~ pirk1 n~ thl·m up In fact. 1t'<; an up and dov. n 1-;suc right nO\\ .. ( ounul c h.in1 hc1 '> .,, ,.., I 1 •l\'\I \' l'. I agun.i Beach. Wes tern grebe caught in oil spill. PoucE Loe ~-=~-~------ Burglar rapes FV woman during power blackout ..\ \0-\.l.·ar-old r ountain \ alle~ resident was raped 13\ an assailant she ne\Cr S<l" 'hortl~ alta returning home-from wt,1 k fhur'><.la~ police "8td toda\ ")nu t anll' har t.. llHI qu11.k .. the rap1~t told the \\0111.1n before he sneaked up on her and thrc"' an ..\fghan blanket O'l'r h1-. \1ct1m\ head. arconl1ng to fountain Valle) Police Dctcrt1\.e StC\(' 1..aacs A p{lwcr outage apparcntl} had darkened the apartm1.·nt at ah1)Ut 4:30 pm and the \ll'ltm hat.I opened a Irvine Two peoJ1lc \\en· in1ured m a 'i 10 pm l'l)llt\lon Thur.,da' n1gh1 "'hcn a motort'it plo"'ed 1nh1 thrcc parked lar'i at \uto < 1.'nte1 On'e and Re" <,on Dn' e r R ll h.ird Boni\ W ol 53nta Ana and pa'>\t.•ngt•r .loseph tialant q nl In mr \\Cfl' ho th tnJurcd ••• T"'u ll" ~·n 1k,, .1~~·' .ind add re\\ unkno\\n \\t'rt: ilrTl''>tt•d Thursda~ night Im ,u,p1l wn of burglar111ns a home 1n 1h1.· 4CX)() block of Roxhur). Polter rct"1l\.\'rcd S 1 c;o and k'is than nn ounn• ol mMIJUana t<1kcn Imm the 'flomt: fntr) \\B'i m.Hk thrnugh On alrt'ad\ hrnkt:n '' 1ndo" • • • .\tier 'il'H"rnl lb1k1I .1t1cmpts M wind<l"'· huralaf'> final!\ 1mrd oix•n I .. 11Jing glass door and a w1ndov. to let in .somc.llght after getting out some candles. She then took out i;onw tra\h lca"ing the door unloded for a brief 11mc. It was at th!\ point the intruder sneaked into the apartment. haacc; belt eves. The \.\Oman rl'turncd and .wa<; changing clothes when the assailant appeared from bchtnd, ttl"d the afghan around her head and threw her o nto the bed where he \C'<Uall\ a<;saultcd her. · a door at a home on Ort.hard Thursda} afternoon before ran- sacking the res1denl'I..' and mal..1ng on \o\tlh S4.SOO \\Onh of stcrN> and '"' eq1upment • • • C ars left o' crn1ght 1n a p3rk1ng Jrt•a at 17951 C'o"an "l'rc htt h\ 'iterel1 1h1e,es Fqu1pmcn1 \\Orth S:?:soo "a' taken from t\\o \Chicks • • • C 1llld JC\.>.elr~ \\Orth about S Cil)(l \\J\ tal.cn from the home" of a 26-... ear-old man 1n the 4000 block of \hamock Po It l e rnuJdn 't dctcmunc ho" cntn "ac; made The h1cak-1n wa\ dt'i rnvert•d before noon Laguna Bf'~ch .\ :?2-)t.'ar-Ol(I ( ompton h'lan \\rl\ 'ilOpJX'd for n rou1111c trnffit chcl k on • Thl' woman. \\.hose hu,hand wao;n't home at inc time, c;ufTcred a sltght cut on her chin from a l.ntfe apparent!) wte-ldt'd by tht'. assarlant and a split ltp. but wasn't ho!>p1tal- 1zed. Isaac.., \atd the assailant also )\011.· $8 from his' 1ct1m's pure. The detective said he believes th1.· man ma} have entered the apartment with burglary on his mtnd "hen he discovered the door unlocked. but ma} ha\e changed his mind "'hen he found her disrobing. L .\guna Can)on Road Thu~da\ morn mg and found to ha\t' a \>.arrant out for his an-e ton grand theft auto charge The susptet. Gerald Lt'l' Miller. was released on S 1.500 b3tl • • • ..\fight tn"oh mg fi, e or six peoplt hrol..c out on the comer of South C oast H1gh"'a) and Lcg1on t~ct Thur.da~ night. but the u~pect had dt<,pcrc;cd b' the time police am"cd • • • lohn H('rg.:r of Laguna Beath "'•~ am-c;trd for 3\9ult ~ith a dead!~ \\t•apon T hursda) night 1n a dnnl.mg t'\l:lhlt\hml"nt on no South ( oast II 1~hwa\ . Huntington Beach ~nnwnnt.• rcmuH'J a rear "-tndo'" Th11Nl.1\ to hrcJI. into J horuc on th( I ~900 blod ot Bushard 'treet. The lo\<; included a $250 floor safe. a $200 \1.·m1-au1omattl gun and JCWlcr) \\Orth $2 ()()() • • • Ft'e male JU\entlcs \.\ere arrested Thursda\ afternoon on suspicion of burglan ·The arrestc; were 1n connec- tion v.1th a garage brcal..-tn on the 11'1600 hlocl.. of L' nn trcet Re- CO\'ered were mo-Ped parts worth $270 • • • '>onwonl.' hrul..I.' into an unlocked tra1kr office l hurc;da\ on the 20000 hlor l.. ol(1oldcn V.e<,t ~ trect. The loss included tl'lephonc and dulp1cat1ng equipment worth S2 I ~5. • • • T"o men and a woman were a1rested Thursda) e'entng at the uemrn store. 721 2 Ed 1 ngcr Ave The three wen· 'iU'lpeCtl"d ot tr) 1ng 10 steal clothing worth S:!07 from the tore. • • • ..\ resident of the 19700 blocl.. of t-..1ngsv.ood L<Jnr rcponcd Thursda) that '>omeonc brokt' tnto his green IQ74 \olk-;""aJCn "Bua.·· Tht' loss. e\ttmatcd at UOO. 1ncludl-d tereo speaker\. l·ar mats. athletic e-qu1p- ml'nt. C8)SCttt' tapes and a leather Jackel • • • ln1rnn@. throuah an unlocked kttchen \.\1ndo"' c;omeone bur- glamcd a home Thursda) on the ll400 olock of Edtn~cr \' cnuc The 10.,c, 1ncluc.lcd S2 ~S 1n tl'v.clr. and. $'70 IO C'3Sh • • • \ nun ""3' amc;ted Thur\dJ\ .1hc1 noon .11 the T OfJCt '>tore qg ~ \c.lahl\ \' l' on \U\fltl't0n of \hllP. ltfttn~ ~crn' l'rl.'d '"en: u 'lmtr:i gooJc, worth s~o • • • \ rc\ltknt t'I tht.• I 1<000 hhxk of Wl'\tlake < 1r<'k rC'portl·d Thur-.Ja) .. , that someonc i.tolc h" '>l..Jll'hllJfll Jan. 21 at Huntmgto n <. entral PJrl.. The los~ was csttmatcd at $12' • • • Entering through a rear \\ 1ndll" someone burglanzed a h1llnl' 1 bur' da\ on the 19700 blcxl. ot ln,ernc'' Lane. The loss mcludcd S 111() in l·a-.h • • • .\construction stte \torag1 ht n ",1, burglanzed Thursda) on till' I .,~111 block of Sampson Lane T hl· It,.,, included hand tools "'onh $-l l)OO • • • Four spoke hubcapc, \H'r1· '111kn Thursda) from a tmrn n 14.,~ Cadillac parked on thl· l %00 hln, I.. 111 Kingsv.ood Lane Thl· hh ' v .. 1, l''I' mated at $500. Fountain Valley H ispanic youth gang l.logan' \H 'I'\' spray-pamted on a wall 10 a rl·,11.knlt' m the I 0000 block bt ( allc \fadmi Poltce said--the ~ratlitt m.i' IX' possible rctaltauon aga1n'>t lhl· l n· Ionia 13 M<."ocan JU' cn1lq1an~ "" thl' 5th treet gang • • • Tht' con,ertibk top to J I 41\4 Datsun btlongrng tn thl '''...in \1otorCorp waHla\ht."\J "''ha 'h.irr ObJCC\ at 9525 ham rod. "'\ 1.·nut• Newport~ch \ wa1ch anq thrtt rtna'> "orth a total of S 1 I ~O "ere I.Alken trom a f\?Stdent.~ on the ~00 blocl. tit \ "IJ Cirande. The homt'O" ner 'l.:lld 'ht kit the walch 1n the l.11chcn and 1e"d" 1n1 ~room • • • J\ ~1r of"' h11e "olon1al ~It' ltght\ 1n front oft hou~ on the-on hlod• t~ Eventng Star "ere s1okn 1 ht' ltght' are wofth s~ 50 • • • \ hattt.'" \ .. nnh 14 "·" tal..l·n ' trom a garage on thl' Ql)(J bloc!.. lll < .1gnl'\ lane Costa Mesa l '"' "'a' placed at $200 in tht: burglar. of the ~Ul'lC)~ Rcah' ot1k c ~o~~ Harbor Bh d . "'luch "'as brol.1.·n into \\edne<;da~ night Th1e,ec; rl·- mtl\Cd paned \.\tndo"s and stok l\.\O 1.1dio' from the building Poh1.c tllund bloodied napk.ms 1n a d1.·'>k .!ra"cr and '>!)C(Ulated that the 1n- 1ruJi.:r~ had cul lhcmseh e' o n thc "'mh1" pane~ \\h1lc cntcnng. • • • \ \\tine<;<, '-3\.\ two men cltmhing through a n1.·1ghom·, kttchen v.1nd11" 11n the I ">00 blcx k of, anta .\na \' l ThurStla' and shoutC'd at them ,l·anng thl' \.\OU Id-be hurglar\ o fT l hl' \U\IX'l't' Ot-d <,outhbound on ~antJ \na .\\C in a fou r-Joor darl.. blUl' 'ita11on '' agon \couple 1n the P~t"S'i ot nlO\ tn@ 1t·tum1.·J Ii' their 11ld rl'\IU t'nlt' on the -lOO hl1x !.. ll f Hamilton Street Thu~ lla\ "' r•tk up some ta .. 1 item' .mJ lound 1h1.· plal·c cll•ant"d oul \ \ au1um cl1.~aner lool -.et and J h'l\\I N ,. 'alut'd at $2'0 had ~l·n ,11,kn 'nmrt1mc earlier th1.-. \.\eek Huntington Beach \o m cone rc:mo\ l'd a rear "1 n1.k1" 1 hur.-.da' to bn:al toll' a hC\mc l'" till' I QQ()() 1'1ocl ol Ru"hard \tnx't T hl' lo.-. .. tnt: luded a ~2'\0 tl1l('lr '3lc a. =1)11 scm1-101omat1" gun l\nd 1t'-'tk n "orlh ~.OCK) ft\(' male jU\Cntk\ ~C'rl' 3rT\'\ll'\J fhurstt:n :it\rmoon o n 'U ~p1cwn l'I ~ufllan Tht' an~sh ~ere 1n rnnn1."\ - 't1on \\tth a Jarag1..-hn.-a\.-1n on 1hr. . lbflOO hh.k nl l \Oil ~lrC'\'l Rl·· lO\Cltd \.\('rt' nlO-fll:'d p rt\ ~orth \:"n I - I ., M Orenge Coast OAJLY PILOT/Friday. January 27, 188'4 Southland woman dies in El Salvador SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (AP) - An Amcncan woman was shot to death. probably by leftist rebels. as she "'as ndmg with her husband and child~n on 3 htghway in eastern El Salvador. a U Embassy spokesman says. The Americans wert~ heading east on the Pan American Highway toward th<' Hon- duran border early Thu™1a) when rebels ordered them to stop. according to the spokesman. Gregory Lagana. The woman's husband kepi dnvang and "several shots were fired from the sur- rounding hills,·· La$1ina said. One of the shots struck the "'cum on tht.• ng.ht side ot her chest, he said. Lagana said he wa!I .. prett~ sure .. leftist rebels killed the "oman. whom ht• 1dent- 1fied as Linda Louise Cancel. 23. of Cuh e-r City. The famil} was traHltng \\1th a Sal\'adoran customs agent. upna '"1td. The family's destin.-tion was Costa Rica where .. apparently they wer'C go1na to Im:." he said. He $Std the other people m the vehicle were not hurt. The rebels have ~n waaing a civil war against the U .S-backed government for four years. The embassy spokesman 1de-ntificd the border guard as Modes10 Perdomo Osorio, and said 1he agen1 had accompanied the family since 1he~ crossed tht' border from Gua1emala on Wednesday. Lagana said Ms. Cance-I was nding w11h ht:r common-law husband, Cunis Hen- dersen lewcnz. 35, and two children -Lila Reveu (am-el Lewenz. the 18-month-old child of Cancel and Lewenz and Christopher Len MacDonal. Cancel's 5- ) ear-old child b) a fonner mamage. FBI helps Norivay nab spy G-men trailed diplomat at U. N. he was state secretary. private secretary and adviser to former Labor Panv minister Jeni. Evensen. A month before his arrest. he was appomtl'd deputy chief of the min1stf')'s OSLO. No~a' ( 4-P) _ No~a) ·s am-pres-; and information otlice. ---.·-•• • • ----=- •• bassador to Mo~o"" as re-turning 10 Oslo for The chief prosecutor. Mag.oar Florncs. consultations about Arne Treholt. a told reporters toda~ that a~ early as January Foreign Ministry official accused of sp' 1ng 1979 ... there were cena1n indicauons which for the Soviet Union. the m1nistr) 's made Treholt a suspect. The intelligence Presidential helicopter trouble spokesman said today. service therefore on Sept. 15, 1980. asked And Norway's chief prosecutor told for assistance" from the FBI. PreeldentRonaldRe&ganW'&veefromtheatepeofMarlneOneahortly reporters that the American FBI had helped Romes said the antclhgence agencies before the helicopter Carrying the president from the White Boaae unmask Treholt. who served in Ne11. York discovered that Treholt held several Tha.r9day morning developed trouble. A red warning llgbt on the with the Norwegian delegation to the clandestine m.eelin$S With Soviet U.N. r.ilot'acontrolpanelcameonforclngthepilottomakeanemugency United Nations between t 980 and 19~2. personnel dunng his service as embassy andlng and the prealdent to tranafer to another helicopter Treholt ha~ admmed sp) mg for the chancellor from September 1980 through ' Sov~tKGB.or~retpol~e.~h1lehold1nK .\ugust 1982 He said ··some pro~ess had ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~• ke-y Foreign Ministry JObs. b<.'cn made" in the case h\ the time Treholt The Foreign M1nistf') spokesman. Gcir left Ne"' Yor~. · Grung. said ..\mbassador Dagtinn Stcn~eth "But stall no dccasl\ e or !Wife e' 1dence of was expcrted to amve this the weekend. h1!> relations with the Ru ssians had been Gruns said officials had requested pro' aded:· Florenes ~1d. AIDS cases increasing in face of extra research Stenseth's return even before Treholt was He said the evidence l'Onfirmang Trehoh arrested a week ago. but he said tht' prime wa!> a sp} came after meettngs with Soviet reason for the tnp will be to discus!> the sp} agt'nts an Helsinki and Vienna last May and case .\ugust and that Trcholt had been photo-Number of AIDS v i ctims As of Jan. 16. the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta reponed 3.210 con- firmed AIDS ca!les in the United States. with most cases concentrated 1n 14 major Cities. panicularty New York. San Fran- cisco and Los Angeles. Feinstein said. During Treholt's Foreign Ministf') ca reer graphed during those meetings. --------------rise in Los Angeles a rea Are lawyers illiterate'? .. PHOENIX . ..\riz. I ..\P) -A state court d1sm1sscd an appeal filed against a bank Thursda) and urged the bank to bill the at- torneys for the other side because their "totalh defi- cient bnefs" were 1ncom- pre hen s1 ble and had wasted everyone's time "There is a hm1t to which judictal leniency can be stretche." the l\nzona Court of Appeals said as 11 threw out an appeal of a· Mancopa Count} Superior Court JUf) 's dec1s1on in favor of the bank Winning parties are sometimes allowed to bill losers in cases for court costs. but b11ltng the lo)cr"; lawyers is vartuall} un· 'heard of "Jn a tyQ_ical case when a court is confronted with a brief of this quaht). "'c simply bite our toungues and endeavour to de- termine what argument has been raised on appeal and proceed to dispose of tt ... Judge Bruce Meyerson wrote for the three-judgt· panel. "Based on the totalh deficient briefs filed on behalf of appellant. ~e have little choice but to dismiss 1h1s appeal... he wrote ... Although the sauc- t1on of dismissal ma} seem harsh in the context of a particular case. it will ha"e a prophylactic effect in the long run." It's fashion season Model dieplay• a cotton leaves and fiowen printed cocktall dress at the Hanae Mori Spring Summer Haute Coutre Fashion Show in Parle Thursday. Why maim ..... wml? L ~,,,~ ,,.,.,.. .... ,..~ ""'-#ll"t•""'•...,. tw ~··"'-•• 1'4 Jo ..... tJ!IW' ......... ~'(' •(X:J/'t" ~.. ...... .... ~t11••"' •• , .,,,~.,, ... ~ w_..,., .... :n,i , .. ..._. ..... ,. ~ .,,,..._ l«y't I ............. >-•_.._ft:~ • .,,.,... M ...... ~ t:Jlllf• .......... ""'lf\o~~~ ~~~,~~~·:r~~·=':-.. :..h~·~ .,,. "9ftt""llO''~ ....... £.W.:17-ri iM ...... ...,., ....... , .,...... ,,.~.~,,,,...,,.~........,~ .,,..,, ~-...... ...,.._,,, "'-. .. ,, .,._, ~ '"'•tit ,.._... •., .-.......,. ; .,..~ a I ..,..~,~ ...... l('ll1ltW'°f/f_J/lf'i,.-. 11 .. .,. .......... ,.~ .... f , .. ,,. ..... _, 1fl t "" oiRW~ "' ilf Jll •» 4'l Mo'("..., r .. "--t,..,.....,,....,.>,.~I..,,.... ~•"61 ........ , ... , ,., .. _ ...... ,..~. 4,oC'f!JJf~.~ .,,_.. LOS ANGELES (AP) -The number of people who have AIDS-acquired immune deficiency syndrome-continues to rise in Los Angeles County despite SI 0.3 million that has been spent locally to control the disease. a new study says. A cost and status survey conducted b}' the U.S. Conference of Mayors AIDS Task Force, released Thursday. found that the number of cases is also increasing in San Francisco. where a new AIDS victim 1s diagnosed evef)· da). San Francisco Ma yor Dianne Feinstein said. She was a member of a panel on AIDS dunne the second da) of the mayors' midwinter meeting. the Los Angeles Tames said 1oda}. There are 262 confirmed cases in the Los Angeles-Long Beach area. In 1983 alone. New York Caty spent $20 million and San Francisco spent S4.3 million on AIDS-related help. according to the survey. The federal government spent S29 million an AIDS research last year and watt spend S50 million this fiscaJ year. said Marga(et Heckler. secretary of health and human services. She would not say what the proposed expenditure would be for the ti.seal 1985 budget but suggested after the panel d1scuss1on that at would be close to $50 million. It can be hell to get old W .\SHl:'-iGTON (AP)-.. Someday )OU are going to get to my age. and I hope you don·t ha' e to go through the hell that I have." a 76-,ear-old witness told the House Select Committee on Aging. special foods and has a chronic hcan disease. Elsie Parsons of Forestville. Md., told the committee Thursda\ of what she called "'the direct effect that exorbitant uncovered ml'dacal expenses ha\C on our lives and income." In addition. she said she ha s a hl'rn1a. "I had to resort to seeing a physician for the first time and the first thing he said was that I had to pay cash up front and that I would have to bill Medicare myself." Parsons said. She said their income as $632 per month and e.itpendi turcs for medical care. food. rent. electr~city. laundr). telephone. food. transpor:!-3t1ory and a newspaper "leave us onl) $8 tor miscellaneous items.·· It was the fir')t in a series of hearings on health care and the elderly by the select committee which functions mainly to gather information for possible future leg1sla11on. She said her husband has had two strokes that left him pan1ally 1mmob1le. He is deaf in one ear. suffers from diabetes mellitius. has a gastrotntesunal problem that requires "Man)' times I have taken items that are discarded or thrown away and recycled them for my personal use." Mrs. Parsons said. Dr. Alben B. Sabin. famous developer of a polio vaccine. proposed full-time salaried phvsicaans to treat pat1t•nts on Medicare. Newport aviator gets his wings VICTOR E. BLALACK III, son of Sharice J. Blalack of Newport Beach. has recea"ed his s1her ~ings of an Army aviator and was appointed a warrant officer after completing the rotary wing aviation course at Fon Rucker, Ala. He is a 1974 graduate of Estancia High School in Costa Mesa. Capt. Stacy A. Clo~e. daughter of William J . Gal- lagher of Huntington Beach, has been decorated with the Air Force Com- mendation Medal al Kadena Air Base an Okinawa. Clowe. an air weapons controller with the 31 Jth Air Division. is a 1977 graduate of San Diego State Uni versity. Gale D. Cbamben, son of Veanna J. Deckard and stepson of Dwam Deckars of Huntington Beach. has been promoted an the WE S£RVTCE All MAJCES or BICYCLES OPEN7DAYB Mna V •rd• <Anter 2701 H•rbo1 Blvd Cotta Mew, CA 92626 (71_.) ?St-4882 I 305 Palm BAiboa, CA 92661 {71•> 673-1352 Arm) to the rank of special- ist fourth class. He 1s a member of the I st I nfantn D1v1s1on 1n Boebhngen. West Germany. . .\rm\ Pvt. Atbena E. Sparks: daughter of Ed and Toni Sparks of El Toro. has completed basic training at Fort Jackson. S.C. p, t. Erle D. King, son of Charlene Boyd of Hunt- ington Beach and Fr'Cder- ick Kin$ of Mission Viejo, has arrived for duty an Sinop. Turkey. He is a 1983 graduate of Marina High School In Hunlingfon Beach. i\1rman Ricardo L. Ttve•, wn of Antonio and Sona Teves of Laguna Hills. has graduated from the Air Force air traffic control operator cou~ at Kt."CSlcr Air Force ~ . Miss. He is a 1982 iraduatc of Laauna Hills Hilh School. Airman Daniel L ftlte- fleld, 50n of Pat and Leon Aanapn of Huntin1ton Beach. has been ass.1gncd to lo ry Air Fo~ B:asc Colo.. after completton of buic U'l1nani. He iu 1981 "lf'Bduate of . Huntinaton • ·lkach Hish hool. ' Senate kills raises as election nears By lht AHocla~ PreH W.ASHINGTON -Lcg.islauo~ to rcpe31 a $2.400 pay ra15' for members of Convess is headed for House action after winning a hearty 66-19 electton-yeAr endorsement from the Senate. The Senate took less than an hour of debate on Thursday an· voung to kill the automatic 3.5 percent automatic pay raise members of Congress received on Jan. I. The move would return congressional salaries to $69,800 a year. the level befor~ the-Jan. I ·cost-of-hving increase that booi.ted them to S72.200. Youth lured Into hero1n ring WASHINGTON -Hundreds of youths an Detroit were drawn into drug trafficking by savvy leaders of a heroin ring and their promises that the boys could become millionaires. according feckral prosecutors who helped crack the nn~ The drug nng's use of young men ~s heroin r\Jnners d1stin$uished it as a "unique and disturbing phenomenon" rn organized cnme. Leonard Gilman. U.S. Attorney for the Eastern Distnct of Michigan 101'1 ·a U.S. Senate subcommittee Thursday ... The hallmark of this organization was us use ofJu"enilesas·youngas 12 years of age in the lower echelon of the organization ... Gilman said. Glenn shuffles campa1gn staff WASHINGTON -Sen. John Glenn is shuffling the top leadership ofh1s Democratic presidential campaign 1n a shake•up that coincides with sagging poll results and an overwhelmmg defeat in the year's first delegate competi- tion.Glenn replaced longtime aide William White as campaign manager on Thursday. handing responsibility for day-to-day decisions to Jerry Vento. a veteran poli1ical organizer who has been runnmg the campaign in Iowa. Glenn announced the shake-up -less than a month before the lead-off Iowa caucuses -as Walter Mondale's campai$n hailed a .. spectacular beginning" in the contest for national convention delegates. The former vice president captured 75 out of 164 delegate!\ slated by House Democrats. Two named ln food stamp scam SAN DIEGO -A grand jury has indicted two Sherman Oaks men on charges of unlawfully trafficking in food stamps. accusing them of trading S 16.000 in food coupons for a stolen 1983 Cadillac and for cash. Ely Finer. 60. and Kenneth Lee Toms. 54. were named as defendants tn the indictment returned Wednesday. Assistant U.S. Attorney Edward Werner said the indictment was the result of an undercover probe by agents from the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Agriculture. Post Office offers blg reward LOS ANGELES -The U.S. Post Office offered a $10.000 reward Thursda) for information leading to the arrest and conv1c11on of anyone responsible for a bomb that was sent to a trucking c.ompany owner.The bomb exploded tn the Newark. N.J. office of Joshua Brown on Jan. 17. senousl> injuring him. said Postal Inspector Ralph Cook. He said Brown was released from the hospital w11hin the last two days .. an reasonably good condition'' after suffering wounds from a piece of me-tat that lodged in his liver. and lacera11ons to his head and face. Postal inspectors an Los Angeles are conductin$ a Joint invest1ga.tion into the bombing w11h Newark police and postal inspectors. he said.• Court OKs prison newspapers SAN FRANCIS( 0 -Pnsoners ma) !>a) what the) want an their mm ate newspapers 1f 1t doesn't interfere with d1sc1pllne or security. the California Suprc.mc Court said 1n ruhng against !>late pnson officials. The lkc1sion by the state's highest ~?urt Thursday was a \ 1ctOf)' for Terr) Huston. ~duor.ot the S<;>ledad Star News, who brought the coun action after officials refuSl'd to al1011. a picture and cartoon to be published in 1980. The canoon showed a couple on th e gull lot me ""Ith a caption read mg: "We at the Soledad Star New\ J o not want to sec conjugal vislls cut." Senator proposes ald for fish SACRAMENTO -The state would spend S 10 mil hon a year to restore li~h habitat damaged by dams and other water proJt·cts undc1 c1 hill proposed Fnda\ in the Legislature. "We·,e dammed. d1"erted and dcstro~ed California·~ naturdl OcK!11'' of v.,11cr for I SU vears." said Sen . Barr} Keene. D-L!~ ··l'-"c \ ~l' need 10 be JUSt as senousabout re~tur1111r. 11,.· ti"ll rl~<•un:ec,ourg.randparents took as their b1rthnp.h1 · II 1'\ -;s 1500 would take SI 0 mi Iii.on a year from th,< <111'11rn1.i \\ ater Fund. fed panly by tidelands oil reHnul'\. t< restore both marine and inland fish habitat!.. cn·att· '• i 'nang areas. build artificial reefs. replant kel_P. bu\ la11J rnd vthcr fisher) restoration 'f\Ork. Keene said ll \'.oulJ C:\pand statc\\ide a similar $900.000 program on th e '\orth Ct)j~t Few Filipinos vote In elect1on MANILA, Philippines -M11l1ons ofFilipinos voted today on~roposal to create a "ice presidency and three 01her measures. h1,.1t turnout 11.as rt.'ported as low as 20 per.ce nt. a!I many protested b} !lt.t}ang home. staging sit-ans or Jogging an groups. Nauonal Pohcc Commander Gen Fidel .Ramos said at least nine people were killed: including three communist rebels and two local officials In scattered election day VIOience. but he said condition~ were generally peaceful. The constitutional referendum was planned by Presidrnt Ferqanand E. Marcos· politic-al .pany as a conctss1on to htslung-poweclc.ssoppoution..But man} of those cmics were unsatisfied and called for an election boycott to protest Marcos" 18-~car rule Pr1estll try to chase royal ghost STROUD. England -Two pnests tried to chase a blacksmith·s ghost from 1hc 300-year-old house of Queen Elizabeth !l's cousin. says one of the clergymen who performed the ritual Priner M1chat.'1 of Kent had the priest !lay prayers and !>pnnkle holy waters an every room of the country manor in western Englamt accordana to an account aaven Thursday night by The Rev Tom Cunas.- Hayward. Curtis--Ha_yward. a Roman C1thohc pne t 10 ·troud. in western England. said he Md Canon R~cr Grey of the Church of England toured every room of the manor Wednesday night dunng the niual. which 1hc Daily fapress .newspaper said .. followed cloM!ly" uorca~m ceremonies Rebel• meet strong resJatance TE0lJ('J0ALPA. Honduras -N1(1lraguan rc~l lcadon Sl!Y their campnian to sc11e a t hunk of N1C3raa.uan tcrmory and set ul) a prqv1~1onal government 1s meeuna fierce res1stanC!. from their rnuntf') 's lef\iM nd1n1sl8 go\ernmcnt. The ndtn1\te ha\lc re- ponded with motull1ataon oflarac massesof\roops Iona· mnie art1lkry and planes." ~•d ~dgar Chamorro. ~ne of ~vt'n d1rrctors of the C'tA·supponcd Ntcanlauan Demo· cnt1c Force. or H>N The)' a~ optammk . however and prcl)Qrcd for n Iona fight to ~·c the 'nnd1nma throw~ out or po~'tr c11her throu h maluary uC't1on or h> causina wou&h ten ion to spht the Sand1n1\it .''from wuh1n, .. , I I LETTERS Did school board weigh all Bayview considerations? To the Editor: It was with great 1ntere t that 1 read 1n the Sunday. Jan. 22 issue about the proposed sale of the Bayview School site in Santa Ana Heights. Now I don't object to effic1em.:y m local government. as rare an occurrence as that 1s these days. and disposing of propert) that 1s no longer u~ful 1s certainly a step in the nght directoin. however. from the facts given in the anicte as well as recent county proposals for the area a few con- clusions can be made I The high bidder. J M. Peters ( ompany. is a res1dent1al construc- tion company. h would be reasonable to assume therefore that residenu al construction wa!> planned for the site 2. Airport noise impact scenarios I throulh 1 as proposed by the County Planning Comm1ss1on. all designate the Bayview school area as zoned for high density residential use in apart- ments: further confirmation of plans tor the area. 1 People that occup) apanmen1c; are generall y singles or) o ung couple!t JUSt starting out These people arc hkelftO"be starting families. Given the above considerations, I wonder if\he School Board has done an adequate job in planning for 6 to 1 )Cars 1n the future Where will these kids go to school or will they be bussed all over town at ta>.pa)'er expense? THEODORE A. CARPENTER Santa Ana Mesa Police deserve respect To the Editor Ota~ Cont DAILY PILOT /Friday. J anuary 27, 1"'4 · ·11 a ca use I erlous enouRh to spend the blood and Jo e the live of 1 B·year-old American .... then It Is serious enougn to restncl the battlefield access of 30-year-old correspondents. " Pat Bucu.!Y Press has no 'right' to travel with army .. Newspapers can now turnarm1~ ap1nst the1rleaders ... lfrbe press can > govern thecountry, let them filbt rhe battles ... These newspapermtn lw>I-' mg about theskirrsofourvmy rtvt:41 a// our plans and ue wonb a hundred · thousand men 10 the enemy." -Ga. WUllamT.Sknnu • WASHINGTON -For this com- mentary from the general who led t.he Army of the West on t.he March to the Sea. we must thank White House correspondent Lester Kinsolvina. Unfortunately there has occurred a blot on the escutcheon of the Costa Mesa Police Department. We arc saddened by the shadow that this may cast. We are even more saddened by the ordeal suffered b} the alleged victims. unusual occurrence and the citizenry of Costa Mesa should congratulate themselves on the generally high character of our police department Our police department should not lose any of our respect and confidence in their mtegnty. GENE W WAGGONER Costa Mesa PUBLIC SCHOOLS RATE 'F' His research provides necessary purgative to the propaganda we are being fed about the press always be.ing a welcome adjunct to U.S. miliwy commands. On the bngh1er side. this is an New format easier to read To the Editor: 1 would like to congratulate you and your co-workers on the new formal of your newspaper. In my o pinion 1t 1s better presented and more easily read. The front page tells more in depth what you can find 1ns1de the paper. SEAN BATIAG LIA Newport Beach Dally Piiot welcomes comments from readers The Dally Pilot solicits your comments on Issues of interest to our readers. All letters must be signed. Letters and longer commentary pieces should be typed or clearly written. Address comments on Issues of Interest to correspondence to: LETTERS To The,EDITOA, Delly Piiot, Box 15IO, Coate Meaa, CA., 12829. Please Include your neme, eddreaa end telephone number. If you prefer, you may call In your letter to the We're Listening special telephone number ... 642-6086. Please do not call In long letters or comment pieces. ls our nation's noble hundred-year expcnment with public education a failure? The evidence so indicates. The newest study p-ading public education in the United States in I 2 categories gives the system an .. F. ·· SAT scores for collegc~bound high school seniors are lower than ten years ago-in every state! And nobody can blame underpaid teachers. lllinois teachers' salaries have doubled in ten years. They are teaching smaJJer classes. Yet 25 percent o f their students arc dropping out without even complet- 1 ng high school and the ACT scores of the others have steadily wo~ned. Education Secretary Ted Bell ex- pected he'd "probably get kicked around" for !sing these new findings. He Immediate • teachers' union President Mary H. Futrell blasted him, said the trouble was that "Government as not spending enough money ..... PAUL HARVEY The study tends to refute that: to demonstrate instead that there is no finite relationship between money and excellence. New Hampshire is the 28th state 10 the amount of money it spends educating each pupil, yet New Hamp- shire leads the nation 10 SAT scores. A separite but not unrelated Cabi- net Council study reports a continu- mgerosion of discipline in public ~hools. The Wall Street Journal notes that 1t has been difficult to discuss lack of discipline in schools without being labeled "racist." The doctrine of a few years ago s uggested that r;nore black students were in trouble because school ad- ministrators were inherently hostile toward blacks. Until 282,000students were being physically attacked each month. 2.4 million bad property stolen and 6,000 teachers were robbed and a thousand physically assaulted. And.with school v1olencc spanng no race, parents arc no longer in- timidated, arc demanding safety for their children of whatever color. And this brings us lO those Statcs- presently, notably, Nebraska-where pri vatc religion-related schools are being outlawed even though their students average better grades mall subjects. Justification forclosi°'such schools-cvenjailing their teachers and parents-is a state requirement that all teachers be "certificated" and that textbooks be "chosen by the state." But wait a minute ... lsn 't it the .. certified" schools which are going to pot? Some concrete indications of collusion "I have bad news and I have bad news." WASHINGTON -Most Ameri- cans probably don't know the dif- ference between pre-stressed concrete and conventional reinforced con- crete. But that difference could save taxpayers billions. Strangely. the cement industry and the Federal Highway Administration seemed detennined to use the ex- pensive spread. Experts' ad vice has been ignored; Ralph Nader bas been vilified for advocating the money- saving pavement: and a federal employee who blew the whistle was repnmanded and told to butt out of the controversy. Here's the story: Pre-stressed concrete has been a' ailable for more than a decade. It involves stretching steel reinforcing cables with 30.000 ~unds of pressure when concrete highway slabs are poured. The result as a stronger pavement using less concrete and steel JACK AIDEISOI According to one official's esti- mate, the $.Overnment could have saved SI billion o n the last 45.000 miles of the mterstate highway sys- tem if pre-stressed concrete had been used. Now that extensi ve repairs are to be made on crumbling older sections of the highway system, the technique could save the taxpayers untold amounts. Pre-stressed concrete has been used successfully on airport runways and parking garages. A recent report by a Weighing the effects of tax vote By ASSEMBLYWOMAN MARIAN BERGESON I believe that Orange County residents should have the opportuni- ty to vote on new taxes -particular!} a sales tait 1ncreast for our count) which will affect everyone On the Jun~ 5 ballot, the people of O range County will decide whether to impose an add1t1onal one-cent sales tax to finance transportation projects for our county. The ballot mea .. urc authonzed b)' the State Leg1slatu~ through the enactment of Senate l:Ml 693 and placed on the ballot by the Orange County Board of Supc;rvi.~rs and a majonty of the county s c1t1e&, needs rn&JOrity vote r appmvlll for the one- cent tax 1nettasc to go into effect. The county Tran\p<>rtataon Com· mmion hu developed a "J 5-year transportation invc~tmcnt program·· to identify specific priority transpor- tation prOJCC'8 which could be funded with the additional revenue. The pro'8m wall include annual allocataoMof a port1on ofthe sales ta11 10 the catacs and county for local ORANGE COAST DaUyPilat transport lion projects and all t ypes of purposes. including the construc11on and maintenance of street. road. highY<a y, transit and passenger rail improvements. The only rcstnct1on on the proceeds is that they may not be used for transit operation~. The major cnt1cism has been the inclusion of a 38.3-mile S 1.4-billion hght rail sys- tem linking Buena Park. Santa Ana. Fullerton and Irvine. An agreement hs betn reached that no moncy wiU be committed for the "Santa Ana cor- ndor .. rail system until further stud- ies about the n~d and cffecuvcness can be undertaken -at least a two- year project. Cities which have approved the election include· Los Alamitos. Brea. Buena Park. Costa Mesa. Cyprc . Founuun Valley, Fullerton La Palma, Newi>on Beach. Placent10, Orange, San Clemente. San Juan Capistrano. Santa Ana. Stanton, Tustin. Villa Park. Westminster and Yorba Linda. Huntanaton Beach and La Habra voted aaairm the projec1. UiJuna Beach f'OStponcd any de- c1s1on until February 7, which 1\ the same as a "no" \Otc bedusc the J H.L. SohwWU Ill ll'llfllllMt deadline was Fnday. Jan. 13 Anaheim. Garden Grove and Irvine ha vc not acted. Figures. released by t he Orange County Transportation Commission. state that over the 15-year period only about $8 balhon can be expected to be raised b) all existing state and federal transportation funding sourtt-s. The identified shonfall is S5 billion. A one percent sales tax would raise S5 billion over the IS years. If it were m place today the new transpor- tation tax would mean an extra S I. 70 a week for a family of four with an income of $34.000 per year. If the Lax is not approved by th(' voters. the only major improvement in the county's road system over the next 15 years wtll be the widcn1n1and upgradin& anterchan&CS of the Santa Ana Freeway and the eJttcns1on of the Corona del Mar Freeway. which 1s , due to aet underway this month. A ~urvey taken lastJuly\nd fundtd by UC lrvine and 22 private COlti· panic$, revealed that 67 peTCCnt of the 1.000 Oranac County ~s1denu inter- viewed were to favor of the pm~ ont--<ltllt sales tu and 75 percent said that conditions on local frcewa)"' l\ave become 1ntolerablc. Polls can be used as an indicator, but it bas bttn shown over lhe ycan that they can be wrona. People don't rull). know how the)' wall vote until they 10 into the vouna booth. We will have &o wait until June 6 10 find out the wdl t>f 1he people. &IJt!.On ~p~1CnU lht' 10th At- xmbl} Oum 1 panel of state highway officials com- missioned by the federaJ highway agency concluded: "Pre-stressed con- crete pavements are competitive ... and provide a viable design alterna- tive to other pavement types. Per- formance to date would indicate a lower maJntenance cost."' Nader. the indefatigable consumer advocate, be~rusading for the cheaper, better pa me nt. He told my associates Indy B hwar and John Dillon the response reminded him of has fight against the Chevrolet Cor- vair years ago. when General Motors took extraordinary steps to d1scrcd11 him. Nader charged that the cement and construction industries had prevailed on the highway agency to suppress the pre-stressed technology. A leading industry publication called Nader "half cocked" and quoted an agency official describing him as "amateunsh." But Nader's suspicion of a cozy relc:tionship between the highway agency and the pri vate contractors is 'iupported b) one shocking develop- ment. The FHWA awarded a lucra- l1ve contract to study the claim that pre-stressed concrete would use less material. The contract went to the Portland Cement Association. The highway agency's own project manager for the study, Floyd Stanek, recommended no more than 6 mches DUl by LA. T1m11 Synd. ot concrete 1 n the pre-stressed method. But not surpnsingly. the cement assotiatioh recommended 8- mch-thic.k pavement -33 percent more concrete. Not only that. but the cement associataon·s re,ort stated that Stanek had concurred 1n the 8· mch rccommenda11on. "I went through the roof.·· Stanek recalls. He wrote letters and spoke out against the wasteful 8-inch rec- ommendation. His reward was an official repnmand and orders from his boss, Richard A. McComb. lO "stop aJI your work on ... pre-stressed pavement pape~." ~red Lang. an engineer who in- vented one of the techniques used 1n pre-stressing. said: "Everybody can make money by not g01ng to pre- stressed pavement. The cement m- dustry can make more money. The steel industl) can sell more steel Everybody wms ... except the tait- payers and the nd1ng pubhc." Lang. incidcntallv. said that six inches of concrete 1s 'perfect!) adequale for pre- stressed pavement Footnote. Wilham Young. prc~1- dent of the Portland Cement As~oc1a uon. said that while the pre-stressed method has "definite apphcauons. 1t is not pre-emment 1n the field The initial cost of laying 11 as higher than the conventional method ... He said he 1s "mvstified" bv Nader's accusa- tions. • · "And be ever mindful that the ooty reason I m tettlng you .oo free Is for the quite natural desire to get my ploture in the papers." Sin~ Grenada, the caterwaulina has not ceased. President Reapn, we are told. "falls to understand the Fant Amendment." Reagan is "waging war on the press." Comes now a manifesto from "senior representatives" of the AP and U PI. the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Amencan Society of Newspaper Edt- tors1 etc., etc., demanding that lhe ' ''highest CIVIiian and military of- ficen" of this eovemmcot "reaffirm the historic pnnciple tha1 Amencan joumalis1s, pnntand broadcast. w1th their professional equipment ... be present at U.S. m ilitary opera lions" and included 1n aJI military plans. The White House appears ready to ac~e. which 1sa mistake. For what as at issue here as not some ms1gn1ficant matter such as whether Reagan bolds enough press con- ferences. What is being ··assened" 1s a "right" ofa Washington press corps. largely hostile to Reagan"s foreign policy. lO a suarantced presence on all military opcrauons in pursuit of that policy. Press pronunciamentos, and all this blatheraboutan ··historic pnn- ciple" aside. there is no consutuuonal orciviJ nght of1oumalists to be ta.ken aJongon mahtar) m1ss1ons. Had such a right existed. our litigious press would have sued the President. Access to m 1 ht al)' opera uons 1 s a pnvtlege, a pnv1Jegeextended to men like Emae Pyle and a thousand others. whose wntings not only inform the home front, but maintain national moraJe. To ha\e provided untrammeled access in Vietnam to a Seymour Hersh. anxious to expose the "llger cages" m which communist pnsoners were held. and thereby discredit the cause for which Amencanswere dying. reflects a lack of senousness. a lack of purpose on the part of the befuddled and confused pohucal leadersh1~that first launched os mto that confl ict. If a cause 1s senous enough to spend the blood and lose the h' cs of 18- )ear-old Amencan Rangers and Mannes. then it is serious enough to restnct the battlefield access of 30- year-old corTCspondents. As Eisenhower would never have taken aJongcorrcspondentsdetermmed to explo111he carnage of the Normand)' beaches to d1scrcd11 his command. or press the case fo r a negouated peace with Hiller. so U .. mil nary com-• manders should malt• no apolog} tor lea' mg in the darl and on 1hc dod. l S correspondents "ho proclaim theircountr) to be on the wrong side ofre .. olut1on 1n Central Amenca In Vietnam. thousands of Amcn- cans died. c;acnfic1al victims to a suicidal construction oft he First ~mendmcnt which sa) s that access to the battlefield must be pro' 1ded for roITT"spondents who had alrcad> pro- nounced as "dirt) and immoral"' the war 1n "'"h1ch the)' wcrt fiahtma As Robert Elegant. one of the most honored ncv.smen torome out of that war. wrote 1n bitterne5$: "Never before Vietnam had the rollecuve poliq of the media-no ln1 stnngcnl a tenn Wl II serve -\Ough l b graph 1c and unrem11tmgd1stort1on the' 1c- ton of the cnem 1e'i ot the com.-spon- dents" ov.n ~1de .. Fortht' Wa hmgton·bascd pl'C")s to maintain the pretense that the) "rtprcscnt" the people that ap- plauded the1rexcluc;1on from Grenada 1 atxurd Nor should \I, e concede l hMap1tal pn-sscorp'i· claim to bean "indepen- dent wul'C't·· of rchablt' 1nform1111on upon a aovernment and m1htar) we cannot tn.a t. whtn obsef'\ 1t1on. cm- pincal ev1denct and surve~s how tt to be an utterl> 1deologized 1nst1tu· uon that pend' mo'it of1ts ume ~n nd1 na llS own ax .\~ herman wrote the rt-p0ner he '°ught toha,eha~ fordemorah1· lf\i the Llnaonb) 11:'-caltn& the cam cat Vick busy: "Comewatha word or mu \c1tn )OurhAnd. prtpared to~h.a~ ~1th u' our fate an AUn<\haneand 'itonn,and I .. 111 ~komc~ou. But cornea\ )oudo now.opcctanamctoal\) m) rtpu· uation aod honorof m)·counlr') and m) fe11ov. soldi~ts""'tlh )OU a a rtprt\CnlaU\e oftbcpttU-"hach )QU \OU~lhl) ma~c \() lilhta d11Tcttnct bel .. ttn tNlh ana falwhocld -nd mvant~r tl nC'\'Cf .. --------~----- A8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday\ January 27, 1984 She'd enjoy childhood if she 1 co~ld live it over A1n• LANDERS DEAR ANN LANDERS: When l was young. all I rnuld think of was ho"' much fun 1t would Ix· lo grow up I couldn't wait to tx· m}' own boss and nol ha" c 10 answer 10 an} one. How wonderful 1u go ••••••••••••• wht'rever I wanted~ No ~pec1al lln1L' lO ~ho ml' i'.o homtwork. I would ha"eacarofm) own and ltfi.· would Ix· a p1l'rc ofrake Now I am grown up and I M!>h I .,.,ere a d11ld again. It was a lot ea)1t'r I don'1 ha'e to an~.,.,cr tu Mqm and Dad. Instead. it's my husband. He 1s much more demanding. Wht'n 1 fall short uf the mark. he's a lot tougherthan my p11rentsc:-vcrwca• I don't have homework. Now I havt' housnvu1 k. I used to worry about gelling m from a date b) turk.,., ~uml·ta mt'!I J had to lea' l' a ba:.ketball game or a pMt) beforl' It "'a' ovn Now I worry about gelling home from "urk on time to put dinner on the table. 1 also worn· about gc.-tllng to worl on time lfl lost my JOb, my husband Wt>uld kill nw. It I werl' a kid agarn. I'd ha Vt' a bl'tter at11tu<k about my parent!. and rules they laid do.,., n. I'd cnJU} m} childhood and not be in such a hurry to grow up. - 'iTERLING. ILL. DE AR STERLING: Ah ... "lf youth but knew what a,e )( 5 could tell." Thanks for a leuer that wlll ahake loose a million memories. Twenty-twenty blnd1ighl 11 terrific, i1ui't It? . "' . DEAR ANN: Please reconMckr your ad vacl' ll> "MatTed an Delawarl•." 'ihl' 1~ the SL-'cond wife who wa11 rt''ll'ntlul because her hu~band'sch1ldrcn wanted photographs taken w11h their mother and father at family atTairs and she was excluded. You felt she should be gracious about 11. Why? I know at kast a doLcn of each who would be happy 1f they never had tu lool at each other agarn I GREEN THUMB . -------- Let's lace 11. Most second w1vesdo not care for their stepchildren. an<l most ~lepch1ldrcn have ver} little use fot the No. 2 wife. PRIMROSES ADD COLOR By SHIRLEY KERINS Hortlcullut•I Con•1iltant, IMtman Llbr.,~ and 0•!""" Onl.' ot the 1o~s of '"inter gardrn' tn Southl·rn ( aliforma is tht• pnmru1.,c \llh<_lllgh there an• more thaQ 400 species ot Pnmula. on~ tour art' generall} grown outdoors hl·re The: n10~1 llll11111lll1 1' Pnmula x polyantha. ot1en Someoae "''0--------------------------baa wisely nm•U.ed UOJlyll)Oa• .. t'e .... *hl d114re9 tre Uke wafnea. Tiie first o~ 1i.011Jcl be Hed to NUOD tJae idlJ lltd tben toased on. ~·' \ ERMA ~· ,. BoMBECK ~ ShUllet made on fJrst chUdreD say••••••••••• they'~ not all that bad. Tbey are usually shy, serious, se.uttlve, are acadellllca.Uy s11pedor and more likely to be an EiDsJ.eln- tlree ot tov JDOAtba, often wUlloot betog aottced. Ile ts Dot Jettim.lda.CH by uycuae, w a ~t ••e of bt..,or .. aad ls apt to~ a pme-UC.w bolt. Put ot dlelr utQ8eoeae lt Ul•t Wtd cbildren lulve no bt1tory. Tiiie" are"° fGOq>flata ol hlr.n la tbe baby bookt no reootd of M• a.a,u,~ ao supahots ol bis blrtbda)'t IJHI no report ~•rd• to t)ow lae ~er •u. ~ 'nae 11.lrd ~ld Juras early tat be ii odd man oot and bas brokeo tlle funtly syatm~ll'y. KlteJlen cllalrs come f OUT to a let, b.reakf,ast roUa foar to a pacb.get milk four caps to a quart. Rtdes ~• Disneylud acoommoaate two to a teat, &be family cat carrlet four comfortably, alld beds come ta twos;bot lllreea. ~ . r That'~ hie. loo why not adm111t'!-VOICE OF EX PERI ENCF DEAR VOICE: Let's say SOME stepchildren do not care for the No. 2 wife and the feeling ls often mutual, but there are exceptions. When the relatlonshlp IJ not good, I recommend tha t both sides make an effort. If each gives 30 percent, that's 60 percent rig~t t her e -and the rift is more than half healed. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband survived a tragic acc1drnt and is confined toa wheelchair. Now that he 1s home from the hlilsp1tal. I must balhch1m. feed him and keep him entertained l·alktl thL· English primrose or Pl1l,anthu'> primrose. \porting trui: h} bnd \ 1go1 11 1' ahle to endure our ,1.·m1-and ;.llmosphere and \\arm 11.·mpt•ra1urcs long cnnugh to bring clear. hnllant paint-box colors to lwd-. and borders here. Second ebUdrea. on die other laud, are relaxed, lndepencl~t. cheerful, Jeu toward creativity aad are more Hkely to be a Plcas10. No o~e a.as bad tbe eourage to find -let alone 1tody - cbUd No. 3 and tbe ones that follow. wbom I catl "el ceteras." Is tbere life aftef tbe ftnt two cbUdren? Wbat are tbe Tile third child is tile ODe wllo gets caUed tbe otller two' a names befoH the motbe-r finally remembers Ilia. I puaoaally feel there's a lot to be aaid for the "et cetera" clalldrea wbo pt a fut family abaffle and who thrive OD neglec& ud somebow appear one day all grown up. I am no longrr tll\ 1tt•d lo pantl'l>g1\ en by m} closest fr11.'nds. One woman told me, "I am cnterta1111ng next week hut d1dn·1 ask )OU because I know )OU must stay home and take care of George." What do ~ou thmk of such "friends'"? -X-CLLIOED et cetera• like? 11' f1o"l.'r' arc borne 1n I have discovered tbe tblrd cbild bas a few attribute• of bis oWD. He baa llcby feet and Jo1Ds other famJUea for Tbel not only know wbo they are and wbat tbey are, bot tbey ve dealt very early with the two thing• Chat most 'cbUdren fear tbe most: competition and lonellness. DEAR X: If you want to be included, give a pa rty and invite THE M. Tha t's the best way to get the message acr oss that you are stlll interested in socializing. largL· urnhl'h on upright stems ----------! ~ 1ncht·' high. fhe bright grl'cn. uirrugatt·d lea'e~ arc a f:n un11.· loud tor snails and ,1 uw, html' 1.'r Pnmrn't'han han<llc full ')Un lll'M thl' l>t·can. furth<:r inland tht'\ do ht-lier 1 n filterl'l1 'h.id1.· I ti 1.· J .1 1 n l \ F a 1 r ' Pnmro'it' (Pnmula malaL.01Jr-,J hl'Jr., gr.1tt'ful spra~s l)t pak pink. mau-.e. blue, ltlat antl \\hill' t1n numerous stems. I:> tu 15 inches high. Plant in m;.i~'t'' \\Jth a white- lea' rd Dust\ Mtlkr or Paramuunl hi LIL' pan~' horder for a mas1L·al 1.·ffecl. Thuugh the~ haH· tht• 'hnrtl''>t bl9om penod ol all our primroses. the~ :irL' v.t'll \\1•rth planting. Pnm11l,1 obcon1ca takes almtl'>t tht• ~.1111t· l·nlors of the Fair) Pnmru'>e. intensifies thl·m an<l ht·ar'> !hem tn sturdier mort· rubust spra~s of tlu\\t'f~ th:it La n la'>t \\Cit into June ThL·~ happil> ligh1 up art·a~ lung after thcJr rous1 m ha' e ht'en rcplacl'd. L nfonunatel~ th1~grcat hcaul\ mu:-.t ht' handktl \\Ith care. C cnain people arc sens1l1\'l' to an oil 11111' ka\CS and can de\ elop a rash from 11. Thcrelorl'. 111<. bec;t to wear your garden glU\t"'> \\hen handling 1t. The fourth pnmruse is a rl'latl\ t' l1L'\H 1>ml'r ht'fl' along the coast, though 11 has been grown in< h1nr<ic gardens for <.:entunrs. Pnmula ~tnl·ns1s or Ch1n1.''>L.' Pnniro'c ha.-. been a\ailable for kss than threi: \cars. 11 ha'> parttcularl:--prett! ka\L'S. It' tlm\l'f'>. in shade'> of pink. orange. cnm.,un. v. hill' and la\ rndi:r are burnc 1n clusters atop 6-rnrh '>tern'>. Plant 1n <,hadt· or p<lrl·'>hadr ~c treat all ofthc~l' pnmrn'>l'<. a'> annuah hi:rc. II•~ best to '\Cl out nev. plants t'ilCh "car 111 lall· fail or wintl.'r. fhl'~ arc a' a1lablc in both pun~ -pal..., anti 4-mch t ulor pots. Rll'h 1.,oi\ and good drainagl' an· 1mpnrtant fhe~ 111..l' lots of \.\31\:r and '>hould ht' kt! regular\~ . ~II four\ anl'l\lf<. ma\ bl' sct·n nm' al \ham an Li bran and (1:ird,l'n'>. ~fl.P ~ < ·o,1st High\\41~ < ornna <kl \llar Th15 publtt garden 1-. npl'n da1h from JO \1) untll 4 pm k l'r/11' ,,/," '' hnrt" u/1111.1/ , 1111,11/1.int 111 rhc I ltlfl/111~/1111 /Jnl.llllt .,/ ( 1Jrt.h't1' CARDEN CHECKLIST • lntaL'\(t•d Ill J fl11\.\L'rlng heJge'' f~ rO,l'\ :l\Jliuhk 111 h.trl' rool turm nuv.. 110\\enng qu11h.I.' or L<-1ml'lli.1' • (,!JJ1olu' h1db' LJll be plantL'd Jn\ t111w llO\\ ,1nJ 'P 1.an thl' outdoor lih bulh~ 1 hn .trl' a 'urt' ht·t fur ll•\ t'I\ 'um mer uilor · · • C1rapt' 'me<. an: la'>I grm'cr' Omx thl' ''t':llht·1 v.arnh. thL·1r grov.th 1-; 1.,0 rapid that th1.·~ ""II l't1'>1'' 1.«1\1.'1 dn arbor th1-. 'um mer tn !!l\t' \Oll '>ummrr '>had1.· and l;i,t\ hu11Lhl'' nf fruit • \11mr nf thl' ht·q '..JflL'llL''> nf 1.,trav. b<:rnc<. .ind, .1m· b1.·rr1c'> arl' a\ailahlt: al \our nur\l'f\ 1h1' munth • l n <iprurl' up 'hadnl arl·a~ ol the g:.11tkn. tn ~~nt'r<tna u1lumhinL· 1.anterhur\ bell!> and torg<:t-me-nllt' Talk slated· on orchids .\n orrh1tl C\pen will d1!.cu~., "'hilt' and pink paphltlp1.·dllum~ for mem- ber~ of the Orange County Branch of the Cymbidlum Society of America. Speal..1.·r \\ill bl' Dr. Walt<:r Bl·rt-.ch. t'<b1ology prnft'S'ior ill Clarl'mont Collcgl'. chairman of thl' Orchid Sol'ICt\ Research C omm1ucr and the C) m- bu .. hum liuc1cl\ Research Comm1t1Ct' · Tht· group will mi:et a1 8 p.m. Feb. l) 1n the West- m10~tcr C1' 1c (enter ..... .\ slide program 1m .. -\gnculture .\round thl' World" v. Ill he pre~entl'd at a meeting of the Orange County District, Califo rnia Garden Clubs at I 0 a.m. \1 onda\ in the Cikndalc Fcdt:ra( 5anngs budding. '-'cwport Center. Douglas Ha' t'n" J professor al Loma I inda llnl\ crs11~ ..... 111 prl'o;l'nt the program Lunch. at $\. \\Ill hr '>l'n ed afterward fur rL·~ l'n at 1on s. call Em1h Ruhlig at 544-161 7. -..... Harl'\ H1rau of Hunt- ingron Beach and Lar~ l<Jgk 11f '-'e\.\pnrt Rl\IL'h "ill hl' C\h1h1tor<> at tht' annual Bon'>nl ~hlm \atur- d~I\ antl Suntla\ at thl· Lo'> .\ngck' State and t ount~ .\rboretum in .\rcaJ1a. in•ex•pen•sive • "(1n 1k spen s111l no1 high 1n price reasonable. class1•1ed "•ii Bil_. adver11s1ng ... J r11t111 Ctass1f1ed Advertising 642-5678 • • Peaches • Apricots • Nectarines Plums• Figs • Persimmons • Apples *ASPARAGUS -8 for 1.98 / * ARTICHOKE -98 t a pkg/ * BOYSENBERRIES - 1.29 ea ./ * RASPBERRIES - 1 .. 29 ea. f * RHUBARB -.98 ea./ * GRAPES -1.29 ea./ Plan ahead. this is the ideal time to plant these. 9~t A~! BARE-ROOT ROSE SEASON IS HERE We have over 60 varie tie s of the finest No. 1 Grade Bare -Root Roses We have OL VMPIAD Ha)lis}tl'S Newfor1984 Nursery ... Florist 2640 Ha rbor Blvd., Cosfo Mesa Ad good throuQh J11n 3 I . white supply las•~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- I I our 13thgreat£XJ1z) now in prc&<Z35 nczwport 1:xza.ch store only it 1;J our 1nte.nt1on lo hav<L a sa1'u at such a time. that~ can offer a substantial amount of mcz.,rchandis<L from ou.r e.xisting stock at a slgnificant prioz nz.duction WQ.. shall cont1nUQ, ou r }X'1icy of not, "buying for ooLcz.-!:;; .so all of our oolQ. 1Lz.rn.e nzprescz.nt the l::xzst pur- cha5Q..5 ava1lablQ.. to u;:; throughout the yzar "J.JZ think that you w11l find an excQ,llent choioz of finQ.. ealQ.. rmrchandisz. to ch~ from ~sckpt. a fabulous ~lczction from our Qal's OOpt . ., rn<Zn·~ d~~ and e}XJrt.£;wcz.ar., ancf b:Jys OOpt . at ?fJfo to 60% off @)~o@@)~~ 4Lt fa5h1on IB\end, n<z.w?Jrt l:xzach, 644·5070 fnday(tcday) l000amto900pm· sat.wday 100Jomto600pm · &Unduy l2noonto500pm monday t thursd.oy 10 OOem to 9 OOpm · t.~ '\W.dna9day 10 OOa m to 6 CO pm~ I ' - \ COAST People Det~ction agency tracking cancers· By ROBERT BARKER Of -Delly Nol llafl '-A few dedicated people arc 1n the vanguard in the fight against a deadly J...iller in Huntington Beach, and not enough people know about it. In fact. the folks at the Cancer Detection Center of Huntington Beach. still prett}' much of a secret in town j udging from the number of ~---------, lb clients. represent the best hope cancer victims have. For 1f the d readed dis- ease 1s detected earl} enough, v1c11 ms in mosl instances ha\e at least a 50-50 chance of survival. And that's what the non-profit operation 1s in business for - early detec- uon al reduced fees. Barbara Sm 1th . 48, was one of the peo ple who received a checkup recent- ly She said she had never had a physical examination BARBARA SMITH in her life and for so me time had noticed a lump on her breast. And her fathe r and aunt bolh had cancer. So Smith, a quality control inspector for Allergan Pharmaceuticals 1n Irvine, we nt the other day to the Cancer Detection Center in the Medical Center Pro- fessional Buildini. 18800 Main St. {near Pacifica Communit> Hospital.) "I've just bee n winging it." she said while waiting in paper pajamas on a doctor's table for a blood test. 'Tm not paranoid about cancer and I'm in good health. But the main thing is early detection. If I have the worst {illness), I want to know about 1t so I can do whatever is possible." Smith. and others (offic ials are ho ping there will be more a nd more} have received t he message that theres something they can do about cancer as long as they detect 1t 1n time. (In Smith's family's case. she said her aunt had a third ofher lung removed al age 75 a nd d ied at 92 ofcongesu ve heart fa ilure. Her fathe r had cancer of the prostate gland but lived le> be 80.) · The 200 or so brave souls "'ho have availed themselves o f 1heserv1ce since the center opened in March of 1982, receive a urinalysis. complete blood count, stool bleeding check and.a Pap smear for women. Add1t1 onal tests may be ordered to check on breast. rectal and colon cancer and lung cancer Chest X-ra}'S. add1t1onal blood tests and a CAT Scan also ma) be ordered. And thanks 10 the doctor volunteer. the fee 1s $100 for m en and $1 05 for women (the Pap smear makes the difference.) Similar services elsewhere cost about $300. accord ing to center director Mal) Jo M 1ller. Perhaps surprisingly, not one case of cancer has been detected at the center, according to Miller. "We've fo und some pre-cancerous cond1t1ons but no cancer," she said. Pat Zebal. who handles public relations for the center, went through the exams to sec what the> were like and the doctor detected a growth on her th) ro1d b> feeli ng her throat. she said. "I had no inkling," she said ... The doctors are keeping an eye on 1t and I have a lot of peace of mind about 11." It's for people like Zebal - who had the ailment diagnosed before 11 could kill -that makes the detection worthwhile. according to Dr. Ale-..ander H .Halperin. president of the board of directors. "Earl) detection is the single mo!'.! important thing in the successful 1reament o f alm ost all kinds of cancer." he said. "If it's localized, as in cancer of the colon. 1l can be removed and cured. But 1f cancer 1s alloY.ed to spread 10 lymph glands and distant sites such as the h'er and lu ngs. , Barbara Smith undergoes a blood teat, part of the physical exams conducted once a there hardly is any chance." Halperin said cancer of the breast, 1f detected in its early stages, can be cured 90 percent of the time. Cancer of the colon. a common ailment fo r men, can be cured more than 50'f>ercent oft he time. agam 1f it's detected at an early stage. But fo r cancer of the lung. the prognosis is "very poor" almost at any stage of development, he said. He suggests that men and wome n avoid tobacco. ("Everybody but the tobacco industr) believes cancer and tobacco are clearl > related.") week for reduced feea at the Cancer Detection Center in Huntington Beach. Halperin also says that some forms of skin cancer can be deadly and cautions residents of Orange County, because of their prox1m1ty to the beach, to be careful about o'erdoing 1t in the sun. The detection center now operates only on Wednes- days. But Halpenn says he hopes the center will open more frequently when more clients learn about the facility and take advantage of his services. And officials also are embarking on fund-raising dnves (Pacifica Hospital now pays off the deficits) to reduce costs funher Students honor prof for teaching 'write way' By WILLIAM A. CRAIG 011111 Piiot con .. pondellt The No,cl Workshop students of O range Coast ..-------------.Coll~tt celebrated semester's end by pres- enting the1rteacher. Dr. Pat Kubis, w11h a plaque e mblazo ned wtth the names of eight students- turned-pubhshed authors. Fi ve of the wnters honored we re present Tues- day at the party in Fountain Valley. shanng the tri- umphs and tribulations of the literaf) life. The subject matter of their novels was as varied as their back- grounds. O r an g e Cou n t> authors present were: ........ ..__ _ _.;:,_ _____ ..J •Barbara Cookll o , PAT KUBIS Costa Mesa. Author of seven young adult romances, she 1s also under contract as a confession writer. A warm and friendly grandmother. she had been writing for 15 years before she finished her first novel, "P.S. I Love You." It took more than a )ear to find a publisher but Conklin's books ha\e now topped nauonal best-seller lists. She wo rked for the Huntington Beach Police Department for 16 years as records supervisor, while raising six children. Conklin wrote "in whatever time was left over and whenever there was soace on the kitchen table." Barbara Conklin Donald Stanwood Louella Nel80n • Douglas Muir, Newport Beach. From graduate study in drama at the Universtty of Southern California, Muir produced films and worked as an art director before turning to mainstream wnting. His PAPARAZZI first thriller, "Amen can Reich" has been accepted by Berkley-Putnam's for 1984 publication. He still attends the OCC workshop while completing his seeond book of intrigue and bloodshed. Having won awards for films and TV programs, Muir also received the 1982 O utstanding Writer Scholarship at OCC. • Louella Nelson, Santa Ana. "I have invested my life in m\' dreams." stated the 38- Italian art welcomed NB museum's hosting exhibit, lovers to get breakfasts from Juniors Newport Harbor Art Museum is one of the nine institutions holding a simultaneous exhibit of works by llalia~ntemporary artists. The Los Angeles lnstitu~e of Art bro ght 11 artists to the U.S. for the "ll Modo Italiano" event. Featured at the NHAM arc works by Marisa Merz and Mlmmo Paladlno. Marisa was at the museum for one week setting up the exhibit (paintings and one each sculpture. and installation) and stayed through the members opening ight party. Meanwhile, Marisa'sart1st husband, Marlo Men, was xh1b1tingal the UC I rvme Fin~ Arts Gallery. On party 1ghl a shuttle bus .was traveling between the two shows for embers' convenience. Amona those enjoying the an and the buffet of hors 'oeuvres were Pea and Laddie Reday, Jean Rablnaer. Rosemarie Heard, Gloria Schick, Jan Whitman, Tamara Taylor, Bob Scholl, Richard Plan lo, Dr. Betty Seldmoo, BUI Matteson and Elana Peter. (The exhibit will be at the museum through April I.) • • • Jade lovers can learn more about the m)steryand history of the gem on Feb. 7 by attending the annual benefit brunch planned by Auxilia d'Arts, Anaheim Assistance League, in the chapter house at 1341 W. La Palma. M. Douglas, who has just returned from a month and a half exploration into the Orient will present the program and display an assortment of newcolleC11bles for viewing. And for those also curious about the future -four psychics will be on hand to forsee the unknown. Reservations close Feb. 3. • • • Costa MesaJuniorWomen'sClubbersare in tune with love-on the mom of Valentine's Day membC{s will be delivering continental brealcfa.sl baskets. With theju1ce and fresh fruit they'll tuck in chocolate kisses and a personal love message. M~. James Garrett. 557-6356 and Mrs. Steven Fasching, 241 -1911. arc takinaorders. ltlana Peter polnta oat a fa.arlte work amon& Roeemarlo Heard, left, and Jeane BubtnCer the 11 artlata' media to 8111 llatteaon. take time out from art for coo•eraatlon. I ' year-old single parent of a teen-age daughter. Nelson qutl editorial work in trade magazines to attend workshops and write full-time. After a two-year struggle. her first book. ··sentinel at Dawn," was bought by Harlequin. Released in January, 1l will be followed in Jul) by her second romance, "Freedom's Fonune," set in Alaska. In her fiction, Nelson uses her own background of extensive travel. She is currently editor of a trade mauzme. "Waterbeds" in Delly ............. "'.....,, ...... Tamara Taylor and Bob Schols eajoyi.Jll d!Ter•lty of 11 Moclo Itallaoo e&hlblt. Dflli ........... ..,...., .... Glorlla Scblck, le.ft, and Jan Wbltman at Newport Harbor Art Mueum pre•lew. ' Redondo Beach, while continuing her career as a romance writer. • Don Stuwood, Suta ADA. His first book, best-seller ''Eyes of Eva Ryker" about the sinking of the Titanic, was published in 1978. His second. "The Second Royale" will be released by Atheneum later this year. lt is also a historical thriller, involving the search for a valuable antique automobile, a Bugatti Royalc. Stanwood. 34, majored in communica- tions. The youngest of the successful authors present at the party, he has spent most of his post-corlege career as a full- time writer. • Maraly1 Wills, Santa Au. Having run a bang gliding business with two of hef sons. Wills publtshed her first non-fiction book "Man- birds" in 1961. Her fi rst romance novel "Tem~t and Tenderness" was released by Harlequin last year and was wntten in collaborauon with her daughter-in-law, Betty Jo Wills. Maralys, mother of six, feels the two-generation viewpoint gives her fiction a broad appeal. Working in various categories, WiJls also bas sold a party book. "Games People Should Play" to be published by Pocketbooks in 1984. Other names on the published authors plaque, which will be displayed in the campus library. are: Clive Cussler. author of two mainstream novels of intrigue; Nancx Carlson, who sold her first romance "Hard Drivin' Man' to Bantam's Loveswept. and Joan Scott, a prolific romance v.nter with nine published books. Dr. Kubis, herself an award-wmmng feature wntcr and novelist, also has worked as an agent. Her latest non- fiction book, to be published in Apnl. 1s tilled "A Guide to Writing Fiction. Non-Fiction and How to Pu bit sh ... It will be released by Rcston. a subsidiary of Prentice-Hall. Her co-author Robert Howland. senior acqu1sit1ons editor for Reston. 1s credited Wlth having signed 350 authors from the West Coast. He conducts writing workshops through OCC's Community Services Program. > ,. ,' Or~ Coat DAILY Pll.OT /Friday, J9'Ull)' 27, i984 --. ti \Ht'lt:l .H . . 1;~l &~ ~I.JO RE:).~ rort ANxtr:i'J! l uH WT ~Mr TAAT~A1.L '40\J t'() IJOW I • THE t'.\,.ll\ CI RClS "I'll always love you, Grandma. Even when I'm a hundred!" ll \Rll \Dl Kt: by Brad Anderson l.,27 -?-1. ....... "'-~ "Watt a minute! Whose toothbrush are you using?" '100' lit I.I.I'S Bl(; (;t:Oft(;I: by Gus Arriola by Jim Davis CALL 11' C.ROE.L. CALL IT JOVfNIL(. l CALL If A~&RTIN(s MYSE.t.F by Virgil Partch (VI P) "What havt you got against awordflah?" Ot:,,IS THt: lit:'\('[ Hank Ketcham tk l :& ~_/j Amd ~ D:> 1... . ~ '~~ ~-==-==-- ; ,, ---, b)\ ~ .., f" \ '\:?~ ~ ~At ~ . / "'-; ~~~ c ~ lJ.... •' .. 6UT IF YOO ~T Mi\KE ME A 6(X){) EOY, ~S OKAY 'CAUSE I'M AAVIN' S~ A 6000 TIME.: by Ferd & Tom Johnson IN·Co ING MALE ... o~, Av. ... ~, 1r1s Nor MY F,AULT ~ yes·· DE1'""'5" ........... f i~DDY PUT HIS TlYE:~N How COME l C,AN FIND MYwAY STRAl<3HT Holv\£ AND YoO CAN'T? PE.\ '\l'TS I!= WE WERE MA~"IH' l1C' Fl~ 'T'OUR COLD CERE~L FOi{ YOU EVERY ·~ORNINf DeTOURS ,AND rt ., ,.... OISTf?ACTIONS . ..t~ BETWEEN T~ DINER ~ AND HERE .. ~~ f ff.~ i.\NO THE>J 'rOu'r P~08A6L' TALK THE w~OLE TIME SO I COOLDN T EAT, AND TH E CEREAL WOiJU> 6H 5066\" I l1 by Charles M Schul z by Tom K Ryan ANV' HO#'S 00~ HEN HIGH HEAP OF KAt.JlaJff IOOAY? 'JC Rl~1'Lf tr.C.lfll&L.C farlfl,,Ll. RJf'' I . .. r BRIDGE Neither vulnerable. West dtal•. NORTH .,. '\}J16S 0 106 •A UU WEST EAST •A U •n c;,983 V'AKIO! 0 8753% <>Kt •Jlo +Q50t SOUTH • KQ 10 53Z c;,Q4 0 AQJ4 •K The bidding: We1t North Ea1t So.~ Pue Pue 1 ~ I • 2 '\) 3 • Pa11 3 • Pa11 Pue Pua Opening lead: Jack of • Lynn Otu of Schenectady, N. Y .. and Beth Palmer. Silver Spring, Md .. won tbe Lift Muter Womeo·s Pain Champ1on1h1p al the recent f'all North American tourna ment. Accurate defense on this board gave them a lop score and hflped them on their way to the Litle. Note South's decision to overcall one spade. With unguarded honors 1n the rounded su1ls lhearts and elubsl. she did not feel that her hand merited a takeout double. followed by a spade bid should partner respond in dubs. West led a club. and de.clarer rose with the ace, sacrificing her king. Lo obtain an entry to the table. The ten of diamonds was covered by CHOLES GOREN the kins and taken by tbt at'•. and dJ<larer adopted less than the best line whtn she elected to continue with the quuo and jack of diamonds. East ruUed the third dlA mond. ushed the ace king or hearlJ, then rf'vtrttd to a club. Declarer rufC~d. and Lried to rurt a diamond on the board with the nine of trumps. Eut overrufCed with the Jack and continued with clubs. Dedarer rurfed with lhe king. Those of you who believe that aces were made Lo cap lure kings would overruff for down one. But the act! of trumps is sure lo take a trick, and Wesl had been walthing the spols. She reali:ted that. 1f <Jhe refused lo overruff. she would be ~uaranteed a second trump lrick. So the simply slurfed a diamond and sat blck lo wail for two trumps tmka. Down two wu worth all the mal.thpo1nu. R•bber brlcl1• cJab1 ~ ...... , th Cff.8lrJ ... ~ fMr-4.U ~ r.naac. Do they bew .... &Maa J" du't? ClaarlH GerH't "Ftu·Deal Brlcla•" wUI teMt.JM thttra .. laM t.act&c• •• &Ma wt-pec.d •e- ti.a 1ame tbat prevtct.1 Utt cure for aaellCIJ.la nabber1. for 1 cepy. 1111Cf 11.75 t. "Cern·Foar Deal." care -' thJ• aewapaper, P.O. Bta 259, Norwoecl, N.J. 076'8. Mah cbeckl payablt l• Newapapcrbo.111. by Jeff MacNelly ~;;;:s::::l&IE!==:::l!!!S:i:I~~ ... ~ OAO w~~i1? o~. .llJ5T f"Rhl Ntll. ,iOU l(t{QW Mf OUT 0..0~ i.tf,'~ AUil~ ~ f~f. 1(\00\N(, ijb.)M~ ~E. . I WAS OJER Ai~leS f\ND RIGHf IN \tiE. t"llOOLE. Of' OUf': CON'IJE.RSAiiON, 'lEO Y~Wt'4S RND MKS ., WHf.N l'M LEFWING M ,,,,........._~""'" If ~E. ME.~T 'fO 11-\SWW -OJ COT, \.\£ WOOLO ~~f. ~' u.A~• P~c~o ~oult ~ITC.Ml. KNOW WHAT I 0107 I GO\ UP, PUI ON My COAT RNO LEFT ! THAT$ WHfff I 010 ./ll .. )7 •. l ,K\. "l'\K•:HBf::\' DO~MIND !'M IF l A5K PRACTICJN& WHAT '100'~ fW.J AIR OOIN& ~ GUriA~ / DR. SllOC'K rl-X f t:NTON C..OU HAVE ID U5E <.X)OR. tMA&INA1lON WHEN f.X)(.) PL.PP AN AIR 6UITAR ! IT'5 AL.l UP H~E .' ~ is ror rooes, Broxn is for cow, l HOPE SHE OION'T MISS TH~ FLIGHT • - ~ . '- by Lynn Jor1nston le:o·e, ME:.THOD5 w~ ALWAYS CRASS OOT E.FFE.CTt'JE by Georqe Lemo"'t 1·27 by Wiley I haven't khe cJ va~u~t 1 a wM wrteoow ,,--. \~ oy Harol.d Le Doux -. • • FRIDAY . JANUARY 27, 1884 1 : I UCLA 1urvlve1 acare from USC for overtime victory. 82. Ray Floyd take• on•-•hot lead after one round In San Diego. 82. . . , Tact1e4:26 UCI sends Titans to foul line and it results in 81-80 win By JOHN SEV ANO Of Ille Delly _Net ..... It may be the be<it deplo}'ment of strateg) m Coach 8111 Mulhgan's four-~ear term at UC ln<ine And 1t lasted for onl)' four minutes and 26 seconds The clincher was provided by guard Derrick Johnson wnh JUSt 1wo seconds left in the aame. Johnson. a juruor. who pla}'ed all of three minutes 1n the first half and only 33 seconds in the ~cond half pnor to his heroics, sank one of two fre e throw opponunl1es to give the Anteaters a miraculous come-from-behind 81-80 PCA!Jt-. victory before a stunned throng of 4.014 at Cal State Fullerton Thursday night. The v1<:tOI) vaulted the Anteaters (6·2) into second- placc 1n the conference race behind unbeaten Nevada Las Vegas (8-0). and a half-game in front of the third-place Titans (5-2). It also snapped a 26-game home winning streak for Fullerton. As for the game. all you have to know about the-first 35-plus minutes is that UCI never led and continually fought one uphill chmb after another. trailing by as many as 11 , 34-23. 1n the first half and by I 0. 62-52. with 9: 11 remaining in the second. The A.nteaters. as hard as they tned. could neve r get closer than fou r points for I 5 of the final 20 minutes. F1nall). after coming within 46-42. 48-44 and 56-52. Jerome Lee's two free thro"'s w11h 4:35 to go broke the barrier and allowed UCI to creep as close as 68-65. Neal Globetrotter routine. Mulhpn ordered his players to deliberatel y foul the other Titans on the floor. And Mulhganjust d1dn'1 want anybody fouled either. He wanted his troops to send one or three candidates - Tony Neal (45 percent). Gary Davis (67 percent) or <ncJI Jones (45 percent) -to the chanty stnpe. with a huie emphasis on the latter. h wasn't a maneuver that came as a surprise to Fullenon Coach George McQuarn Before the abolish· ment of the automatic two-shpt rule (durin& the final two minutes of play) midway thro~Jh the pre-season. opp<>sjn1 teams tned the tactic constantly. And with great success. although Fullcnon managed to stay far eno~gh ahead to win No o ne. however. had attempted the escapade in conference Until Mulltgan rev1tahzed 1t Thursday night. And 1t worked. Dunng the last 4·26. the Titans went to the free throw line l6 t1mes-mak1nge1ght. and m1ssings1x front ends of a one-plus-one. Jones was l-for-4. Da vis l-for-4. Neal O- for-1. Gary Moeller 2-for-2 and Wood 4-for-5. UC!. meanwhile. after two turnovers and a missed shot. finally started closing the gap until it was 80-78 following a Ben McDonald lay-in with 46 seconds to play. Eleven seconds later. h9 wever, Jerome Lee fouled Wood. an 87 percent free throw shooter in conference (86 overall). who had hit 9 ofh1s pnor IOattempts in the game. It was at this point, incidentally. that Johnson replaced Lee. who had fouled out. An yway. Wood. who tned gallantly to keep his team in the game wuh 29 points, probably watched too many misses b}' his teammates because he missed one himself. The Anteaters rebounded and eventually worked the baJI to Tod Murphy who banked in a shon,umpcrto knot it at 80. UC Irvine'• Jerome Lee •how• Cal State P'ullerton All-American Leon Wood a o.Mr P'tlot l'Mloe 117 LAe ,..,... fancy move during PCAA conte.t Thur.- day. Anteater• stunned Tltana, 81-80. It was that this point. too. that Mulligan put his plan into operation. With the 45-second clock turned off under the guidelines of PC AA rules. and fearful that Fullerton All-Amencan guard Leon Wood wo uld go into his Curly Mulligan wasn't through yet. though. Following a Fullenon timeout (there were I 2 seconds (Pleue 11oe T ACTIC/82) Sconiers headed to Phils? Angels are reportedly ready to deal -- for Philadelphia's Larry Christensen HERE, THERE AND ... •The Angels are reportedl y talking with Philadelphia about a Daryl Sconiers-for-Larry Christensen swap. No deal, however. can be consum- mated unt1I Feb. I. the be~inninsof the next inter-league tradmg penod .. •Sconiers. the Orange Coast Col- lege product. lost his future with the .\ngel s after the organization signed Rod Carew to a new two-year pact this winter. And, rather than lettma Sconiers· talents waste on the bench. the Angels feel they're better ofT t.rading him while his market value 1s still high ... · •The Angels are learn 1 ng. though. After poor experiences with Carney Lansford, Dickie Thon, Tom Brunansky. etc .. the club 1s de- termined to do with Sconiers what they did with Jason Thompson- and that's trade him to someone in the National League so he can't come back to haunt them ... •The Dodgers and pitcher Fernan- do Valcnzuelacouldn'tcome to terms on a five-year agreement because Fernando'sa~ent, Tony lkMarco. staned negotiations with an asking price of$ IOmilJion. Asa com-, No-names then, big names now Crosby Southern ----a stepping stone for golf greats ByCURTSEEDEN Of the OellJ Nol ..... Over the years. there ha ve been some big names -Fuzzy Zoeller. Rex Caldwell, Gil Morgan and Tom Purtzer. to name a few. winner picking up $4.000. The maJority of pros will be non- qualifiers from the Andy Williams San Diego Open which is underway in La Jolla. The first-place prize money hardly matches that of the San Diego Open or any other major PGA tourney. the Crosby Southern never fails to lure a big crop of up-and- commg pros. Example: Zoeller once played 1n the Crosby Southern but at that ume his biggest claim to fame was a funny first name. JOHN SEVAIO SPORTS COLUMNIST promise. and with nootheraltema- ll ve other than arbitration. Fernando and the Dodgers settled on a one-year deal fora rcponed S 1.2 million ... •Bulletin: Pitcher Mike Witt. an Irvine resident. has im proved his record in the Venezuelan League to 8-0. It.should be remembered. ,, ,. '.., .... - though. that the Venezuelan League 1s not the major leagues and Wm probably hasn't faced anyone hke Greg Luzi nsk1. who enjoys taking Witt's hanging curve and pulling 1t over the left-field roof in Chicago .. ,. •Between the Tractor Derby, held two weeks ago. and Saturday's Super- crosscompetillon at Anaheim Stadium. It will cost the cny of Anaheim an estimated S 150.000 to repair damages done to the playing field ... •Add damages: Of course. what does the city care 1fthe Angels are forced to play on a field more suitable forNASAexpenments thana baseball game. The bottom hne 1s the city will grossapprox1ma1ely SI , million from the two events ... lNOLEWOOD (AP) -kireem AbduJ.Jabbar, the old mastet. isn't ready to be upstaged by )'Oun&' .Ralph SampsonJust yeL Abdul· abbar scored 26 {)Qinu and pulled down 10 rebounds Tbun4ay night to lead the Los Anaele$ Lakers to a 131-102 National ~I Association victory over Sampeon and the Houston Rockett. But at the time those four PGA veterans were playing golf, well, they weren't PGA veterans. They were relative unknowns when they were compe~g in the Crosby Southern golf t ament a1 Irvine Coast Co untry lub. Last year. Zoeller was second on the PGA money list with a tidy $417,597 earned. And then, there's Morgan . He also played the Crosby Southern. came out of it with nothing. but earned $306.133 last year. had victories in the LA Open and Tucson Open and was fifth on the money hst. Fuzzy Zoeller While Abdut .. Jabbaris 36 y~ol<l and nearina the end of a brilliant NBA career, he perfonned brilliantly agafost the Rockets. And while ~sing obviout ial· ent. Sampson 1s only a rookie, abd he played like one In the final game for both teams before the AJl.Sttr breJk. Anteater Bob Thornton trle. fake againat Cal State Full- erton big man Ozell Jone•. Thornton acored 16 ln the win. And 1ron1cally. none of those four was a winner at the Crosby Southern. Instead. gu ys hke Billy Ziobro, Gary Groh and Bobby Baker walked off with the first-place prize money. On Sunday. the 10th annual Crosby Clambake Sou them golf tour- nament kicks ofT with 72 pro- fessionals teaming with 72 amateurs for two rounds of jlolf with the pro Angels sign foursome From AP dl1patcbes Pitchers Geoff Zahn. Doug Corbell and Mike W111 have signed new contracts with the Angels along with ve teran out- fielder Juan Beniquez. The 37-year-old Zahn had the most victories of any Angel hurler the 8ast three seasons with a 37-3 mark. That includes his 18-8 record in 1982 when the Anacls won their second Ameri- can League West baseball cham- p1onsh1p. He had a 9-11 record la-,l year. although his earned run average of3.3l was the best of the Anael staners. No terms of the Zahn contract were announced. Corbett and Witt s11ncd one-year pacts and Bcn1quu qrced to terms for two years. the Angels said Thursda)'. "Althouah b1$ put two stasons have not been what OouJ and the club had hoped for. we feel Doua has naly1cd the situation com- mendably and has aarecd to terms or a one-year poet l'ICCeptable for both panics," said Angels Vice President and ("lucf Adm101s.- trativc Officer Mike Pon I , In short. the Crosby Southern - while lacking perhaps the splendor and money of the major Crosby Clambake up in Pebble Beach -has never failed to attract potential big names in golf. ''When ~ou work hard over a tona period ofbme and you ~i to tbt top oftbe mounwn, which Kareem b•s. you don't relinquish that poshio'n easily;• said Los Anaeles Coach Pat Riley. ·•And when somebody ~ in who is supPosed to be tak1na YOW' job, he'll definitely aet more mouvated.·· Streaks on line • for Tars, Eagles For instance, Punzer. who JUSt last week won his first-ever major PGA tournament at Phoenix. actually col- lected his first-ever professional check at the Crosby Southern. It was in 1976 and he earned S300 by teaming with area golfer Rich Bassett to win the pr<ram portion of the tournament. When the tournament was first devised, the non-qualifiers from the major Crosby Tournament were the participants, thus the title, Crosby Southern. The Crosby family has allowed Hoag Memorial Hospital to continue the tournament under the late singer and actor's name. TomPuruer Sampson had 16 points and 1 game-high 13 rtbounds. but he midc only ei&ht of his 24 fteld goal au.empt as the laten won with case. "I beat Ralph to the position he hkcs ~t and forced him to take bed shots," said Abdul-Jabbar ... He's a fine center now and I imqjne heit tel much bctatt. .. ToniJht. he had 2 tou&l'l pme. We played a very Sood ddCnSJVC IMM. and took them away from lheirpme. I don't act ps ·chcd up f'or tbat prnn .. , just go out hke tt is. aooltier pSM- and do the thingi that wiJI be.Ip us win- By ROGER CARLSON Of Ille Delly ,._ ..... There are s1mtlant1e~ '"'o"ed in tonight's Sea View League haskC'thall duel at Newpon Harbor. and Estan· c1a High Coach Lafl') underman knows them. vel'} well underman takC'~ h1<. h1gh·ll) mg Eagles into Harbor'~ g)'m ""h a seven~game win strt"ak on thC' linC' one whi ch began after dropping a dec1s1ve dec1s1on in thC' league openC'r at Corona del Mar Awaiting the Eagks 15 a ~a1lor; quintet which JUSt happens to bt' on a live-game winning streak. onC' wt11ch MV's Ward looking for a super( cross} victory Supercross. featunng 2.SOcc motocroi.s ma- chines. is on tap Saturda{ night at Anaheim Stadium where the bastbal /football fac1hty has been turned into the site for the opener of the 1984 Wranger Supercross Series. Racing begins at '8 o'clock with the ptes opening at 6. Pit v1ew1ng and duly entry gates open at 4. Amona the standouts entered arc David Bailey, Bob Hannah, Mark Barnett, Broe Glover, JctJWard and Ron l.cch1cn. Ward is joined by Goat Brckcr, Kent Howerton and Billy Liles on the Team Kawasaki entry. Ward. a 22-yur-old Mis ion V1eJo re 1d nt, finished just nine points out or first place 1n the l 2S« national outdoor motocrou cham- pionships in '83. · Brclccr, from Ri verside. ttJOtncd the Kawasaki team after a year's absence and wo n his first two pro motocross recs or the season 1n the open class and outdoor Golden State scnes. Howerton. a native ofSan Antonio. Texas. 1!> considered one of the spon's lon111me veteran" at 29. He's swttchtnl from the 500cc cla bike to Kawasak.J 's K.X250. Liles, a 20-year-old out ofFau'bum. Gcofll•. 1scom1 naoff a successful rooloe )'Car 1n which he won several motos and a national outdoor 250cC' cla s ra~. The course at Anaheim ~tnd1um include\ 11 d1 t1nct hurdl~. bej1nnma with 100 yard'"°' stan. followed by a SJx-foot wall of din at tht' fi~t tom. a ncs of rumped JUmpi1. each about four fttt h1ah . a set of humps ,tagcrrd • ron the track. another set of steep. fi ve·foot JU mp then 40 foot ramp over an c11tht-foot C'hO lt coounucs with 111ump ofT n four foot kdae • into a b<>-tool sandpit. a catapult, then a 4()..foot Iona. four-foot step-up to a <.ix-foot plateau, where the JU mp ofT stnds the ndcrs to a I 00-foot SCC11on of ''whoop-dc-<ioos.·· Whu·s left 1s a wide open spnnt to a mountainous vertical tront wall that "'m~ the ndcr o"cr the finish hne on the top of 1ht cotirt pln"3u. ond into the la t h11rp1n tum. More than bOO trud. loads of dirt has hccn hauled into nahe1m Stadium fo r the C\Cnt T..,.o tum' ha"e been rc3ft9ncd 10 produce t..,.o pa ,,na Ian~. allov.1nf ndcr?. add1t1onal oppt>numt)' to ·Ill' thus avo1dina some crashing at the tum' Tickets art pnt'td at S 18 SI 5. S 12. $9 and $(1 wl\h C'h1ldrcn under 10 It half pncc fKkCt\ .irt 0\41l:ibk at Tid.Nron. \upcr . hoJ)'.\. the <\nahc1m (on' cnt1on ( C'ntcrand throu h "hftf'Jt' line:\(~\\.' 151 l. .. hcgan alter dropping a dtc1s1ve dec1\1on at fatanc1a and an overume 10 \addlebad.. "The-. ·rC' a d1ffC'ren1 team:· sa}s ~undcrman. "JUSI Il l e we were Wcdnesda~ against Corona deJ Mar It'' going to be the same thing. ho"C'vcr defense and reboonds. We can't g1vC' up the second shot. bccau~ 1f we do. n·s a chip shot or a lay-up." T1 pon 1~ scheduled for 7:30 and Newpon Ha rbor Coach Jerry De- Busl agr«'i with Sunderman's statc- mC'nt. this l'i a '\a1lors quintet which docsn 't rcfkct thC' past "We're matunng and starting to C'omc around " ~ys DeBusk.. "We've been in so man' tight games" The ~1lol' arc 6-~ 1n league. one pme behind EstanC'1a Estanr1a nppc<! the Sailors 1n the first round 68-51, m a pme which sav. the Eagles lead b~ a 61· 31 marain at one Po'°'· ··We re ao1na to have to ~ate a tcniP<>." say\ ~Bus~ .. We can't run up and do~n thC' mun v.11h them and v.e ha'c 10 take cart of the ball ·· El~ht'Tt' II 7 '<) In the Sea V1cv. ~ue. Saddle- Nck (6-2) 1ut [.l Toro(S·.l) ma batt.lc lor \Un I' al and Un1~cNty (2-6) 1s at Corona dcl Mar(4-4) 1n a p.mc which could put a probable end to Corona del Mar·~ eight-year pla)ofTs itfftk Also. Co ta Me11 (().. ) tnC$ to J.C\ ofT the Ooor in t vi,mna trv1nc (2-6). fhcrt' ·~an 1nd1' 1du~I ~lchup at (Pl .... eee PUPS/BS) Kings deny ·report Perry, Maguire are on the way out From AP dla.patcb~s I 't1l I\\ 00[) -I hl· l-ru. \ngck\ ~ f...11lg\ Ml' l'\f>l•\'tl.'d 10 mal.:l· r hanges ' 11\\ol-.ing rnanagl'nll'lll bdorc: nt.'\t Tuc!.- du-. \ Natwn,11 I Im kn Ll'ague All-Star game rn Nl'"" Jcrse\. thl· Im J\ngeil-'> Herald ham111,·r reportnl 1n 11 .. 1 hur,JJ, l'd1t1on' Georgt' Magu1rl.' .... 111 ho.· fl'n10'C.."d a\ gl.'nc:1al managc:r and rt>1:11 nnl 111 ;111uthl'r l'~pac II} ancJ Don Pi:m '' 111 ~ Ii n~d a'> hc:a<l roat·h lhl· rie"'papc:r ... m1 ~ h1Y. l'H'r J 'pokc:-..ma n for tht· t-..111g' \aid he kne\\ of no \ h.rngl'' a\ of Thu1->da~ afll'r- nm111 ··1'.u annoumt•ml'nt "\Chl·d· ukJ and 1111 pn.·~., tunfercm:c '' '\ hc:duled " .. a1J the: '>pokl'srnan "'Pan kit l1n thl· -l o·ctod. t11ght ll> ( aigan .rnd " lhl' ht•aJ math ol 1ht' "' ng' I h.H l'n 't bc:en told ol an' , hang.n ·· PERR'\' I ht' t-..1ng' -Aho h:J\c lo\t their la'>I fi, l. g.11m•, ,111J .11t· '' 1111t-" 1n tht•1r most rc:\.'l'llt eight 11u11ngs pla' .11 t algan 111111gh1 .ind .it I dnrnnllln \.1111rdJ\ night Lo.,·.\ ngl'ln 1, 111 IJ'>t pla\l' 1n thr '°Im~ thl' P1' 1'>11m ofthet .impht"lll 11nlnl·nH'"1\hJ l~-~"'-'lrno1J good Im J7 point\ .\n:0rd1nt1. Ill .I \llUIH' ouhlUl' thl· l\.1ng')' organiza- tion. Rogt•1 :-..l·il..,on, tirl.'d b~ thl' \ antouH'r Canutb last wee!... v.ould takt· o'er as till' L(1') .\ngeles general manager-coa1: h, thr repur1 ~rnJ Neilson \\t)uld hnng thl' l 111\\.'l\ll~ of Turonw·., lafD Keenan a lnntt111nl· lnl·nd. altmg 3) his ass1')1ant the nev. -.pap1.·r '):lid llO\\I.'\ l'r ,1 \t1Ull t' v.11h1n thl' llrgamrn11on \.\a'> quott'd a' \a) 1 n~ "\uh.w1 \' J'> 111 111v. n tht'i \.\\.'l'k .snd '""' com1derl'd. but \\,1, rurnl.'J Jo-An The ~lrongl·\I p<l'\'>1hil11' I' th.11 ,1.,c,1!>l<1nt lllJlh Rog1e Vadw11 "111lll'11aml·d hrnd uiath on an 1ntl.'nm basis. anJ thJI lhl'>')lhl' '>Pl'nal J')')l'>t..lnt tu the general manager \till \1 urpll\ \\Ill hdr l11m run the duh Quote of the day S.belby MetcaJ.f, basketball coach at Texas A&M, on bow Houston's Guy Lewis always seems to beat him 'n, the-ooin Oip to detemune matcllu-ps for Houston's •nnual totlmamcnt: "I'll tell you, th.al Guy is so lucky. il'le~4 <:all me on the phone, he d fl1 p the coin and J'd caJI ~t. ffe won every sinJ)e rime."' Leach, Emerson suffer defeats L.\ Ql l' T \ -TtiP·'>t'edl·d l\.elh ~ Jont>~ an<l lourth·'l'l•1.k<l Ril l.. Leach. ii produl\ ol l jguna Beach H 1gh nO\~ a11enJ1ng l '°ll wl'rl· upsc:t Thursda' in the second ruund ul an 111' 1\atmnal tcnn1!. tournament at La Quinta Hotel Rick Bengt\on. at..o of Southern Cal. beat Jonl'' "'·5 6-1 and Tom Mercer of Tc\a., Chns11an delcall'd Leach. 6-3 ti-' T\\O other TrnJ.sn<, ad,antl'J to the third round Jorge Lo1ano "ho b(.·<.ted E:d '-Jgl'l ol Pepperdine 6 3 6-2. and John Lem \\ho ousted teammate .\ntoO\ Emerson. 7-S "'-S Fmc:r<>un 1c,a former( oronadel \1ar High stand1lUL AP Wlr..,tlolo The San Diego Chicken plays a rather Infantile joke on toddler Brenae Ever- ston at recent Utah-Dallas NBA game. Kings recall rookie center l'C1U:\.\ OOD -Rool-..1e centt•r Bi ll O' 0-A) er ha~ t)(:cn recalled b\ the Lo'> .\ngek~ l\.ing'> lrom their Ne1.1. H·a\l.'n farm duh undl'r erncrgenc} rt'call cond111on!> folio" 1ng'an 111JUI) tO center Wes Jarvis. Jan 1c; sufl't-rl.'d a badl:r bruised left knel' ir1 \\cdnesda~ n1gh1's S-2 loss to the PhllaJelph1a F-lHr' .\her be1ngc,amined b} Dr Vince Carter on Thur~da'. JJr' 1s Y.as told he'd be sidelined for about l\.\O week!; o-o .... ,n 21 will make his NHL debut tonight Y.hen thl' 1-..ing~ play at C'algar) In 43 games with New Ha' en. a member of the American Hocke\ Lcaguc. O'Dwyer srnred 11 goals and had 34 assists.· o·o .... ~er \\a<, the Kings eight-round draft p1cl-.. in the 1980 ~HL t•ntn draft He became a profe!>!>1onal last ~ear after a lour-~ear collegiate hocke' career at Boston ( olkgl' · Seaver still unsigned by Sox CHI C .\(10 -Length) d .... CU'>!>IOOS a between tht' Ch1<ago White Sox and Tom Sea,er·s attornc\ in "\e" 'ork Thur~da' faalcd 10 produce an agreement between the .\mcncan league dub and lhl' thrl'e-t1me C~ \ oung .\-Aard -Atnnl'r Funhe1 negu11c111ons -ACrr put ofl tor tw.o v.eck!> "'hile White 'o' prc!>1dent Eddu: Einhorn tra\els 10 Yugosla' 1a tor the Wm1er Ol~mpKs. Sea' er rcportl'dh w ante, a ">Ubs1ant1al raise o' erthe ~bUOOOO salar. he was 10 reet~l't' from the 'c .... York '11ets. "ho fa1leJ tu protect thl' 39-~ l'ar-old right-hander trom the free agent compensation pool The\.\ hlle So\ grabbed him lac,1 .... eek after losing pitcher Dennis Lamp. a T\p(· .\ frl'c agent. tu tht• Toronto Blue Ja~!I Leonard to fight Howard WO Rt I:' TE-R Mas~. -ayma he m wa' .. happ' to he: halk 1n the ~pon I love," \ugar R<n l ronJH.I ha!> made u official: he will light J\e, 111 1 lo\.\arJ of Philadelphia an the Worce\tl·1 C entrum Feb. 25 "I !eel I'm notJU'>t a fighte1. I'm an entc11a1ner and I 111-..e to put on a good !lho .... :· Leonard told 1,000 lhernngfanrnn fhursda} "And I lhtnkFeb.2 5aaiun~t "C\ ir\ Howard "111 delin1tel~ he a great sho" Ho1>dulh he'll tooperate" ''I've bel'n training now tor Jppru~amatc:l)' two \\l'l'k'I." hl' said .. M) weight 1s great. I weigh about 150 poundi. and I look forward to l'Omiilj here." !'he I ()..round bout will be the hrst for the former world weherw1gh1 champion smce he announced his retirement Nm 9. 198.'?. be\.ause of a detached reuna ,uflercd dur11lg 1ratn1ng for a defen!le against Roger 'itaflor<l Slerva takes wire-to-wire win .\RCADIA -Sierva led all the way r hursday 1n capturing the Rant'.ho Felicia Purse b:--21, lengths over Past Pleasures hefore a cro\.\d of I 8.185 at Sa nta Anita. PE ~1en a. the 13-10 fa, onte ndden by Laffit Pinca) Jnd car~ 1 ng 11 7 pounds. co' ered 1 1-16 miles 1n I 44 .ind pa1J $4.60. S-l and $3. The '1ctol) was worth $22.000 The win was one of four on the day for Prncay, who also scored aboard B. Invincible in the second race, '\tra1ght tury 1n the fifth race and Jenkins Ferry in the 'e'en th rare Gabelich killed in auto crash S.\1': PEDRO -Gal) Gabehch, Ill longtime holder of the land speed record. was killed 111 a traffic accident here Thur.,da). police said~ He was 43. Gaho.·hl h. a former test astronaut for NASA, was one of thl' lir\t ""ell-known drag racers nationally He "as p11:kcd J~ the dn' er for the Blue Flame Rocket Car 1n 1970 lfr l'.'>tJhl11,hed the land !>peed record of 622.407 milt'!>-per-hour on Oct. 23. 1970. The record stood up until Richard Noble of England. driving ajet car called tht• Thru't 11. had a t\.\o-way average of634.05 I mph on Od. 4. It>~~ Gabd1rh \\as ndJOg a motorq.cle "at a high rate of 'peed" 1 hur<,da~ afternoon when he ran mto the nght side of a truck dm en b}' Rid.~ Snell, 25. Gabelleh. of Long Beach. dted nearl) three hours later at "an Pt•dro Hospital of inJunes suffered 1n the acudent Hawley sidelined 4-6 weeks .\RCA.DI.\ -Veteran JOCke:r Sandy PE Ha\.\ le' wall tx· out of acuon for someY. here hctwec-n a month 10 s1>. weeks because of a h<irk 1nJur:-. he suffered at Santa .\nita on \\ ednesda). h1!> agent said Thursda). Ha wley , 34. was reported an c;tablc cond111on a1 \rcad1a Methodist Hospnal with a compression fracture of the lower back. "Sand) will probabl) be 1n the hospital three or lourda)\ ... said agent Chick McClellan. "He's expected to be out ofatt1on from a month to six weeks." Hawle) was tnJured when he was unseated b) V1vac1ousl) a<1 the horse stumbled lea\ mg the stantng gate JO Wednesda> 's second race. Televl•lon. racllo TV: No event/ scheduled. RADIO: NHL -Kinas at Calpry, 6~20 p.m.1 K.fOX (93.S-FM). Socter-Txoma vs. Lai.en, 9:30 p.m. (delayed).. KFOX (2,3.S..°FM). · -t:iiiiiiftl;tU~llf!lll--------------------- U CLA extended into OT by Trojans Long Beach, UNLV. Fresno have no problem beating foes f rom AP di~patrht:s I OS.\ "\C,r lf..) Ralph Jalk~on scored fi,l: ol h1~ 17 pmnts in an cnert1rni: pcnod Thur<.da~ night to lead 15th-ranked l CL.\ tn .s -5.tiq Pacaric-I U Conference basketball 'lltor. 11\er\n.1s'>1<mn n'al l ( Kenn) FH·ldo, <.t11rl'd 14point\10 lead 1he Brutn!I \\ho raised their Pat-I (J ll'u>rd to 5-1 and their o'erall marl.. t11 12· l uu1hern (al\\\"' m• < arlandcr. a product ofOa·an Vie"" High. led all .,lorc:I\ in the gaml' at Paule: Pa' 1ll(ln ';"llh a career-high 11 point\ ( edm Baile~ added I~ pmnt' for the T ruJan<. \\h1t It'll 11 '-~ 1n It-ague pla' and ~-I~ o' era II Thr Bruin' lnl 111·,11 h .111 lhc wJ~ and -Al'n: on tor 'i1S--l4 \\Ith '" 111 11ul L'' ll'm,11n111g 1n regulation pla' Ho"t:'er the l 1111.1n' '' uit•d I ~ ot thl· game\ nt'\I 1•1 point~ to torgt at \.di 11t• ;qtll I ~'kit ltwa~f,\ ''l1nl.1,,1r1dl (I \hu1.1 11a11ofllt•ethn1"' ti' Bade' an~t"'' m11n· 11' l1k11n -..1111th t1l'<l the gamt' ORANGE COUNTY'S# 1 ' CADILLAC DEALER ANNOUNCES: OtlH o\ HI '"'"' Jn ,..,,, .... ll~s>S3~~ NEW 1984 CADILLAC CIMARRON A 1 ~•t"'' w• tt ,,, ,,,., " •ff •SJ"'''*' ,,,,Ir•• m1rn•\ th'41 yuu•,•t'tH•t,n•d • •r .... \ • ruth '•• ,,,, \. • t J pU""i1 ,. I ,, .... ("p• •r•nf1 \& " '•• •t e..cf\ •• ••ltt•r ... r...: .,.,. •ul l'n' I 1 1'f\\n~ .... I" 111\ ...-i)•t' 'lh r•1 l hfl n1nrt ~ ~H" ~ n11 r• U1• rn•r•n"' '' ,.., '" "" ,,. ,. ... , t J .. "",. ll"l•f'r"•' •"• m ., .. ,.. .l .-'itl' I fl'~ 'UW tn 11(,.t. l ~ I I o4 218()1) Harbor BouJl!!vam Co"lt.s Mf''la !71 41 !')40 <1100 ~ - t\e11her team \.uuld score after that. forcing thl· o'ert1mc ~outhern ( ars Lar~ Fnend missed a 10-lool Jumper as ume ran out :..tcan .... h1le in the PC.\. . .\ UNLV 100. UC Santa Barbara 68 S.\NTA B.\.RB.\R.\ -R1ch1l' .\dams and Ed ( atch1ngs '>l'Ored I ti points apiece to lca<l a balanced Rebel a11ack Catching~ ahn ha(\ a game-high 10 rl'bound<i a~ the Rebels ra1sc:d their PC.\.\ record to b·O and their o'erall mark to I ., -I. .\lsu sconng 1n double figurec; tor l 'l\ L \'-A ere Frankl\' fames." ho had I 'i pomts. Fred Bank-.." ho had 14 pmnt~. .10d Enc Booker ..... ho had I J points The Rebels pla)ed ""1th ou t 'tarting guard Danm l arl..anian ..... ho ha .. the flu Fresno St. 76, r\tw Mexico St 67 FRE :-..o -Senior fo("\.\ard Ron .\.ndl'r!lon pwnts tu lead the Bulldogs -- .\ndcr,on "ho hll 12 of 14 a11empt'> trom thl' • d 'uirt·d I fi point\ 1n the fir'\t hall a opened p .1 '£1. 2 5 lead Aeh1nd 1hnu111ngot guard Sll'\l-C oltt•r "l'\' M t'"t.'O \tale rallied to l lll 1hr deliut to s1 \ pnint~ St'' l•tal ume\ Jur1ng 1he .-.ernnd h..ilf C oher tin1.,ht•d Y.1th ~I puini.. 15 in 1hr st·cond hall Long Beach St 88, Pal'lfic 68 liTOCKTOl\ -Joed~ (,ardnd led the I 4'kr~ to thl' rnmp <rardncr \\hllhad J1po1nt!>al thchalf.shot 10ofl4 trom the tield and l'l of9 rrom the frce thro\\ hnl' Rich Anema·., ~2 point~ and 10 rebound'> pal·cd Paulic K)lc Peppk h.1d 12 ac;s1m for a l 'OP frec;hman record In other Pat-IO tollll''\l to lead Stanford to the upset \HO Late in the game. Washington had ba11led to within tY.O points 72-70 b~ outsconng Stanford I 3-41n a span of almost se' en minutes California 68, Washington St. 63 BERKELEY -Junior forward Gordon Anderson and Sl'n1or guard Butch Ha}s each hit four free throws 1n overtime to g1' e the Bears the v1ctOI). V. ashington \.\as unable to score JO overtime unul l hns V.1nkkr hll on a field goal with 25 seconds left to pla~ Oregon St. 67, Arizona St. 62 CORV<\LLIS -A.C Green and Charlie S111on led Oregon State scorers and hit the ke~ baskets in the final seconds. as the Bea' ers held on. Green scored 20 points and ~mon added IS for the Beavers. -A ho boosted their record 10 4-2 in the conference and 11-4 for the season . .\nzona State dropped to 2-4 tn the Pac-10 and 7-9 O\C~rall. Jim Dl'1nc'> topped the Sun De\ 1ls wnh 14 poi nts and 1-l rehounds. Chris Aeasle}. a ( osta Mesa High and Orange Coast C ollegc product. added I' points for .\SL' all in the '>CC'Ond half Oregon 69, Arizona SS El'GEl\;f -Center Blair Rasmussen scored 20 pomts and fo~ard Dave Brantle~ added 16 as Oregon pulled a'va~ 1n the second half. The-. 1cton 1mpro' ed the Ducks· record to 5-2 1n the Pac-I 0 and I 0:1 overall. Arizona dropped to 1-5 in the conference and 4-12 for the season. In the \\'e<,t ( oast .\ thll't1c Conference· Ptpperdlne ~i, Gonzaga S6 SPOK.\ ~F -Gonzaga missed 1w o scoring attempts 1n the final fi, e seconds as the Wa-.es walked awa) with the .,..,n, Peppt•rdinc !>hot 69 percent from 1he field 1n the first h:itfnnd ht'ld leads of as many as 15 points 1n the first 20 minute~ HUGE SELECTION 1984BMW's College, prep bask~tbal~ 318 Sl1;-. AU !OM~' IC 528,533 633,733 QJSTOM TAllOAFD I fAStNG /. F'l~NCIN1811' r.ullf'rlOn U(LA ,~ use 1;9 OlJ Frnro 3• 76 Ntw Mt• ro S• 61 L..0~11 8tft " !.t 81 Pa r lo(' l>8 Ntv l H Ve9H 100 \J( '"'"'• ea•o••• Ol C .. 1 '" " 68 wu11.~0•011 S• &l oi SlllMMI! 71 WHh•nglO" H O•toon 69 Arozon11 i~ 0• t11or ~t '' /Ir lO'll \1 fJ l>-DDt"di•I! ~7 C.0"18\IA ~ Le vo. SS Po• llt ll() s I S• MA••' II S•"'"' C ere •• p Of' Sou"<! 14 A., •• ,. Ch()• •1111 .0 ltOCKllS 8 vu 7• °"'"om•nll 61 fo•oreOO S• ~ Viet• ~· BO•\f SI I 1 Nl'Y R1tno 69 12 011 W•tlf!t S• ti Mor't,•ne >t 1011 101~ 6' I>! Aroio a 61 MOnl•re S• 67 Ida"(! ~I ~· (; MIW'••11a 11 A a\> a F •·•1>11110 \ M • W Nt,. Mt.,co 80 !>Cl U•I " S• ~ lAH iVt" " 'a' • •1 r '"" s• eo \t eo~a•'"'"'" 01 A .. ro,.., ~ Crt0•9' WtUll ri11to" 1) MHH '1110•"' " ' tSa11t ~~ 1u1 • av MI N'alfe11 13 Army l;I R oii.r 1 Morr ' 1l S er11 Sl SI ",.,,,,,, Pe 11 M•'''' n S• JOlfD" ' ,. R"OOt 1, eno 11 Oe·lwlrt S• •l U1><e S6 "•·•II' QI'\ 0 C~'"'0" I I S• Fren· t ' NV 70 I''•"• '" a. M•''"•I H Jonn, Hoo~ "' Tl 'T.,.,.,r11t 10 Ouau1unt \7 SOUTH N (•ro11"1 St 79 Oukt 76 'I• ComMOf'lwtllll" 66. S F1or•O• A I ·8 rm ron•'"' I•. N ( C "ll•IO"t .0 Au\l·n Ptev •7 Mo '•"'''"'"' S• st ! Ttm'•"" St 6~ A1>01•1cn111• s• "3 Gto•o•• ~"'~"'" 63 111ro1n ~.mmon' !.a C.to•1J•• Tttl'I '9. C.twrn•on ~ lOu•\·an• Ttc1' 1' MCNf't'f ~I Noe"Ol•s SI 11 SF. Lo..; tine SI s .t.1101me t7 C>o Oom•n•Oll 11 '8mlo•O IS NW LO..•\'I "• 70 '>o M •t·U PO .0 SW Lo.ils•l lll ~ TtMllUff Tt<ll 61 Murri ., SI 60 W C•rot1n1 I I C•mDbell 11 MIDWHT lll•nO•S ,. Mi( n10tn SI •O Ind •~• )I Nuffn,.,nl••" 4' . f 1no11na SI 79, 8r1otav o-4 Onlo Sr 6S. Iowa S4 Purdue '1 Ml(nlHll $1 So IHin01$ 11, Orekt 61 W 1(M I St 61, rn,nolt $1 '6 A~r?" 73 E Kef'llUCllY .. '" •Cl'l•C'IOO 79 WI\ ·Grffn 8•v •9 Morel!HO St .. Vounol!own S1 77 NE llllllQI\ u . Sf rrenCI\ Ill to St JOHl>n '· Ina 76 Ind St f vansvlllt 71 Xevlar On10 n C1~1nn111 '3 SOUTHWHT ~MU ll TCV St T ""• 1S C•t olllan .. Arke'1.a\ S,1 U N T.t•H Sr S2 L•"I'•' 110 r, .. , ArhllOIOll ,, Wom9n COLL•Ot UC lrvlnt .0 C'11omen ~ HIGH SCHOOL kl Vtew l"~ Cosla ~H .c> trvtM lf COfOllt a.I Mar 12, Ut11vtr\tfv •• l!•t•nc•• 4', N""oort Harbor •7 1011 151 Toro 101, $1~11 • ~lMtue tO•tOll ta Hun11no10ti , .. ,,, o F'oun111" Velltv ff Wolrnlnll•r Jl Ocun y .. w .. Merine 1t McDonald Murphy Johnson TACTIC4:26. • • P'romBl 10 play). UCI doubled-teamed Wood on the inbounds pa~s with Ben McDonald and Ronnie Grandison That left guard Darnell Fletcher as the o pen man and he took the pass and dnbbled down coun Seeing Wood was stall blanketed b) McDonald. and thinking he had a clear lane to the basket. Fletcher drove the key only to have the ball tapped awa) by George rurncr and grabbed by Johnson, who dnbblcd the length of the court to be fouled by Neal, who was prevenung a sure basket. After another Titan timeout. Johnson stepped to the hne and made his first attempt -for has onl) point of the night The second one. which was missed. was rebounded b) Moeller, who threw to netcher at half court , But fletcher's desperation throw hit the backboard. bounced off the nm and fell to the court. Suffice 10 say, the Anteaters were an elated group. .. It's great to win in Titan Gym." said a smiling Mulligan, who is a better coach than poet. "This was a good wJO for us. We thought all year y,c'd be in the upper echelon It's Just at the beginning we didn't pla~ like 1t." As for UCl's foul tacucs. Mulligan e"<pla1ned "We ohe l.Oach1r.& stafl) decided that rather than let Leon play keep awa), that's what we'd do We knew who we had to foul." ..,. "It was obvious what happened:· anal) zed Fullerton Coach George McQuarn. who huddled with his coaching staff for a strategy session of their own 1mmed1ately after the game. ··we have to knock down our free throws and .we didn't knock them down. lfwe do, we win the game easil) .. And 11 wasn't one person. Ozell" as at the hnc Da' 1s was at the hne. Neal was at the lane. Even Leon was al the line and he's an 86 percent shooter. "I'll tell >OU the truth. when Leon wa!> at the line I though t the game was over. Ifs supposed to be over. What can I say? I don't know what you can do about 11." For the Anteaters. who ha"e now. Y.On four straight, including 1mpress1ve win!> o'er the T11ans and Fresno State. how they won didn't mailer. "We d1dn·t gave up. we dtdn·t gt'e up. It wasn·t O\er unul tl was over," shouted McDonald. who shared h1gh- scoring honors with Murph> for UC'I at 17 potnts ca~h <Thornton added 16. Lee 12 Turner I 0. Ronnie Grandison 8 on 4 of 4 from the field and Johnson I ). "ll JUSt didn't seem like anybo<i) ga' e up We knew the~ didn't ha-.e reall) great free throw shooters. I'll tell }'OU though , m) heart JUSt about died when Leon missed his." A.nd what about Mulligan's strateg) 'l "I thought 1t was pretty good. II worked." smiled Murphy. ·Tit tell you. I kind of figured one of tw.o things was gomg to happen." he added 1n ti) ang to ewlaan the final minutes of the game ... Either the}' were g01ng to start httung their free throws or -AC were going to start h1ttJOg our shots. Luck} for us. -A C h11 our shots·· And no ne too soon either as the final score 1nd1cated UCl's onl}' lead. Noted Thornton: "That's good enough though Right?" Floyd Watson Stadler Floyd conquers 'old nemesis' ffiS 64 tveshim one-shoTiead after first round in San Diego S.\N DIEGO (AP) -Ra> Flo)d conquered the course he called .. m) nemesis" with an 8-under-par 64 and assumed one-stroke control Thursda) 1n the first round of the San Diego Open golftoumamcnt. The veteran Floyd. twice a PGA champion and once a Masters title-holder. played w11hout a boge) and without a 5 on his card 1n his effort o'er the North course al To rre\ Pines. · The 6.66 7-)ard la) out 1s the shorter and easier of the tY.O courses used for the first l\\O rounds ofth1o; e\ent, hut it's also a troublesome track. "Over the years. it's been m:y nemes1$," Floyd said ·Tve lost this tournament in playofTs two umes And that was after playing the north 1n 68 and 69. J\nd 1f }ou're pla} 1ng well. you feel hke 68 1s about par there. "If )OU expect to do well tn the tournament. you feel :rou have to have a really good round there." he said. The 156-man field plays one round on each of the two par-72 courses before the field is cut for the final two rounds Saturd~ and Sunda) at the 7,002-yard South course. which wtnds down to chfTs overlookrng the Pacific and 1s more exposed to the wmds. Craig Stadler and Tom Watson. Y.mner of the fim event of the season and twice a San Diego champion, had 68s. Watson played the North. Stadler the South. Gary McCord and Brad Bryant, a pair of journeymen tourists seeking their first ta ties, were a single stroke ofTthe pace at 65. Both played the North. Bryant benefitted from what he called "m) best pumng round in si' or seven years." while Mc<:'ord made most of his score w11h b1rd1es o n all the par-5 holes Loren Roberts. with a 66. was the only one of the first- day leaders who played the outh -and he had 10 score his car~r-first hole-in-one to get there. Roberts' ace came on a 3-iron shot that tnckled into the cup on the 16th. Also at 66 wereGibbyG1lhert. Don Pooley. Chip Beck and Steve Liebler. Fuzz)' Z()(ller. who M:orecl his first profes tonal vrctor) 1n this event, had a 6 7 on the Nonh Johnny Maller. with a 72 on the North. and Lann) Wadkins, with a 73 on the South, were well back. Bradley. Rizzo share lead DEERFlELD BEACH. Fla. (AP) -Defending champion Pat Bradley and challenger Patti R1110 rach firtd a S-u nder par 67 and !.hared a one·stroke lead Thu™1ay afier the fim round of the LPGA event here. Tied for second at 68 in the opener of the Lad1C1 Professional Golf Associauon tour, were Sharon Barrett, Brenda Goldc;muh, M)'ra Van Hoose and ally Little Bradley. 1 10.year pro. ma ~ a chance for c;ole rxmcsston of the top spot when she boc)'cd the 1 llth hole he wud a stiff wind fo~d her to play .. , isstn1 game" when at cam' to club sclect1on BradlC) had ycd 1he first holt. 132l-yard par-4 b\-u ln_Ja l·~OOd ofTt e trt and h1t11n1a bunkcr1 he b1rd1ed the fourth . fifth and '"lth hi:>lc with good purtina ond her wt.-dgt 11ppm3chc plnct,.d her b-unJcr aner 17. South•tn C•lllornl• Bo•t Show I hl \11uth1 rn ( uhlot111J HoJI \ho\\. 1~ wt for I d1 ' I' JI th1· I U\ \nt1dn(. Ull\l'lll1C111 C cn11·r "1111111· bOO 11.111 "'Ill Ix• on J"\>la) J I lh{ 11111H·n1111n 1cn1cr and at Pl"trn· Ha I ..inJ 'urlh llJll I 111 1nf111n1.i111111 phon1•(21 l1 ll'i .... •n10 NHRA '• Wlnternatlon•I• I hl 'Jllt•OJI 1101 H.od ..\\\ol'1a11un' ~4th ..tnnu.il \\ 101nn.i11u11JI' "'" be hdd h·b ~-S JI t~c Io\ .\ngdl'\ I J1rgrnurHh tn Ponwna 1>11,' r' "111 tx· wmix·11ng tor a S, ~ll.oOO <..t!>h ..tnd 111n11ng,·nu1'' pur'-1: Thc \\ 1111nnJ11on..11\ trad111onalh 11(X"n thr "HI{.\-\\ tn\lnn Y. orlJ ( h..tmp111n,h1p\ ~·11c' drall ra11ng "ca~on l<Junir. a1h'11~ tx·t11n' Thur'>liJ) "'"h ~ualth- 1n11 Imm X a m 'I 'Op m 1 hl· unh prolc~1on..tl W\\1011 "'II Ix· ul I p m C)u.thl) tng ru11\ fd1 4. 'i \\ 111 bl' hdd durrng thl' \Jilli' hour' -...11h ,,, .. \l'\\11111' al 10 a.m and ~ lllll \unll.I\ .S ch' 1•l11n1n..tl1un' Ot-gin at 11 ,1 m I 111 muH 1nl11rn1..t1111n phunc I 113) '>X 5-b4 71 GIRLS BAS Kl TBA LL Youth tr•ck •nd croH country I 11m ".1J1h1nc ll ~.\. a trad. anJ,rO\Hourllr) ll'Jnt lo4. .ill"d 1n the "wddkba.:k \i allc~. 1~ 1001.:11111 hn ) uuth' a"l'\ 7 15. tu compete un 1 he team I It•· wune\tt'r\ \\.Ill rnnwctl' 11p1 n\1 bo-,~ and girt~ 10 1he11 own age aroup l r\(IUI\ \\Ill he held reb 12 31 \apiWano V.illc.", llitt.h \<.hool 1n Ml\s1011 Yit·Jo M11n· 1nlurm.111on I\ ava1labll' b\ phonmg \ rrnon 'tm11h .11 l/'ll 7669 "iik•r•' r•ma/nlng hom• •chedule r UC\ JJn 'I -Ponl.rnd ' I f n I cb '-l tah. Sun frb 12-A1lan1a. t110pm fn f-cb 17-Ckn,cr·Fn.J-cb ~4 Bo,111n \A. nl ""1.irl h .., -Philadelphia. Sat March Ill -lnll1ana TUl\ ""1arch 13 -Sea11lc fhur\ 1'1Jrd1 I'\ -')an .\nton1u, Fri .. March 11 -lxtrn11 \un \1arlh 2\ -San Diego· Thur\ Mar.:h 2'> -I lou,1qn ~un .\pnl I -<•Olden lSw1c 7 p m . F-n .. \pnJ 6 i...an~a~ ('11, \\cJ o\pnl 11 - PonTand I n . ..\pnl I l -[)~Ila~. Sun . .\ppl 15 Ph111.•n1\ l pm 1 .\llgan11·,.i1 7 30p m unlesso1hcN1)enutcd. .\II gam,·~ at thl' ~orum 111 l ngk·~ood. T1d.c1 pml'' S25 \12 'iO $9 50 S7 T1d.e1 1nfor- rna11011· 11111 ti74-llUOO : ., . . LPGA lnvlt•tlonal tlcl<•t• I 1 kll' 101 thl" l 111drn LPC, .\In' 11a11onal. '><'I 1111 I d1 ~ l·MJ1d1 .i "' \ksa \< mk C. ounto ' luh 111 c '"" '1k\a Jll .1\ Jtlabk ,11 fKkc:tron 1111111°1\ "' h~ r>hur111111 I l'lc Tron at ( 2 I 3 l Htl lllti~ 11r tlll<ll n1 l5H In .1JJ11111n t1d•.l'b 1.Jn be purihaS<'d al lhC' h1u111amu11 01111.c JI 11 ~ ;! W Alpine A. vc. Sant.a .\na or at < hlldrcn\ Ho\pttal of Orange ( l•Ulll\ h\ f}hOfllllK 997-'()()(}, cXtC'n~ton 277 C l!Oc Or.1ngt• ( •>unt)\ only ped1atm· mcdll.il •l'lllc1 .... 111 hcndit from prcx:ccd~ from llth•t \Jll'\ King•' r•m•lnlng home •chedul• lhur I 1·h ~ -\JntoU\cr Sun Feb 5 - ' \ l<Jnger\ \A. nl r •·b 8 -C h11:ago Sat. f-eb l I "' R•rnger\ \at Fen 18 -Montrcal 'tun I l'h ~" -C ;ilg;if) Tut'\ "1Jrl h n -""mm~g. Sun..-March I I < h1,~l!u Y.eJ \.1Jn:h 14 -Pittsburgh. T uc\ mart h 211 -(Juebc."C Sat . March 24 -lktrn11 T uc\ Marrh 1-i -\\ tnn1peg; Sat . MJH h l 1 -l dmonlun .\II gaml'\ at the forum rn lngkwood . .\II game\ JI 7 111 p m 111 lo.1·1 !)rill'\ SI !I SO. S'> 50. S 7 For 11.:ket 1nlorma11on phone ( ~ IJ> b 74-6000 Orange Co Soltb•ll •lonup• ~rtll Hu11tU.11oa Beull Bobby Sox S1~nu1» for thl• Nonh Hu1H1ngton Bach 8ob9y Sox M>fi ball lea&uc will be held Saturda)' and ap 1n f cb 4 at pnn&v1ew School, 16662 l rudy La ne Hunti n1ton Beach. An) Jtrl bctwccn tht> agc of 7-15 may rc&,1stcr trom IOa m -2 p.m l vcf) girt mu\t he accom pan1cd by an aduh and h11vc proofol agc The league ha) th rec d1 v1s1ons. Ma.iors ( 12· I 5 )'Ca"' of agt). Manors (9-11 ). and M1n1 (7-8) for more 1nforma11on phone R0$1c Farle) at 897..4S 16 or Sandy Germaine at 898..0767 f'oantala Valley Little Ml11 S1&nup~ for Fountain Vallc) Lmlc Miss Softball will Ix he ld Saturda) at th<' Fountain Valle)' Rccrea11on Depa rtmen1 16400 Brookhu~t '' Hou~ arc 9 a m.-2 p m Thc league one~ a competll\.t' \Oflball program for girt~ age5 6-t 6 ..\ b1nh cemficatc and a $40 rqisu-i11on fee are rr-qu1rcd w11h the apphcatton. for more 1ntorm .. 11on phone 839-9460. PREPS ••• From Bl Mustangs surv~ve El Toro that could prove interesting. El Toro's 6-IOJeff Arnold (bound for Purdue) figures to see a lot of 6-9 junior Chance Peterson of Saddle- back. Peterson. a transfer. has bttn used very sparingly b) the Road- runners. sconng 19 points Wednes. da}' against Irvi ne. Arnold 1s averag- ing 17.Q points a game. Barons romp again in Sunset; El Toro overwh elming, 102-4 ( U'la \1 1..·,a li1gh a\l'rtl'tl lhl' Ufl'>l'I bug With '>OOH.' la,Ht•um<l haott'> to h1jihll~h 1 g1r1' ba!:>h ·tball action I hur'llia) night. In otlll'r l..,t·a V1l·v. mJ tlhUr>'> L<.tanua \\url..l·d O\Crt1n1l· 10 nip \lt•\\.pon llarhur. < omna dcl Mart·ased r>aq l lll\l'r,1t\. and l I I oro oblt tcra1,·d ~addkback. \\ 1nn1ng b~ m·a·rl~ 100 roan!\ In the 'iun,c1 I t"agUl' th1..· top thrl'l' team<; rnn11nut•d th,•1r rn~irrh to till' pla)olh ,1, neither Fuuniain V~1lle). Ck can\ 1ev. and f Lil'>Oll \\l'fl" te,tcd 111 their contC'>IS lkrl•\ ho\\ 11 haprx·nnl Costa Mesa 40 , lnine 39 f h1..· \ aqul'IO\ nammh m1.,..,ed th,· up<,ct ol the ~car 1n the ';,•a \ ll'" aga1n'>t untx•all'n (4-0 in kague) ~u.,tang!>. but .\ngtl' ( rarl 1a '.kl\ ed thl' Ja, "1th an c1gh1-luo1 JUlllfX'r ''tth '" '>l"lond., rcma1111ng In 1 nc I .I-ti l haJ ta 1..rn thl· kaJ \\ 11h 23 scwnd., remain mg \\ h1..·n \taur...•1..•n \"1..'enc~ con' nlrd on a rebound 10 makt· 11 N-1X ~ksa C oach Paul "ahn then 1..alled umeout 10 ~ct up the fi nal pla) ~hdh Neal dro'.: loward tile ha'ilo.l'l bul a foul was callcJ ~tnll' In tne v.a., not 0\1.•r thl' llm11.1h1..· hall "l'nt out ot bount.1.-.. and the tu...iang'> tned aga111. '\l•al aga1 n dro' c. then fi:d Ciarua. '.\ho dropped 1n thl· game·\\lnn.:r Out ot \lml·out .... In 1m· urn Id not g.l't a .,ho1 a"a' 1n lhl linal .,,·u1n1..1" ·\kc.a. wh11 h ha' rard' bcrn 1n Jang.1-r 1n the -;e.1 \ tl'\\ 1h1<, )l'<Jr appl'Jrt•J 1n lolal n11nmand "hrn 11 tuolo. ~ 2ti-1 ~ kad at tntl·rmt'l\ton But In ll1l' wm1..•d thl· lir'>t '>I\ ro1nh ol the wrnn<l halt and kept plugging 3\\a) hl'fore nentuall) J'>!>Ull1tng the ll'ad 111 the final 2' <,nnnd.., v.1th lllll' '>l'tond rcmaintng in rq~ula11on .. c"'pon hcld a W-1-kad Hut. "-a11..·n R1ndont: uf f .,tancia made a pcrkl.'l inbound pa\\ from half court lu .\m' Hathcock in the lane. and lla1hcm. k h11 a '>hot at the bun c·r 10 '\end the game into J O e'\tra ... l''i'>IOll In the cner11mt' the Eagles led h) as man) as live point'>. v. 1th llathco< ~getting four of her team·r, I 0 points Jui 1ng that rx·no,d lfa1hrncl.. finl'>hl·d '-'Ith 12rebounds10 go '~11h ht·r 14 point'>. while T l'll Pa' lt k contnbull'd 14 boards. l ara Aspcr kd the Sailor' with 14 point!.. El Toro 102, Saddleback 4 It was a 111gh1 lor '>Chool records 10 be shaltercd (most point'> c;rnrcd and ka'>I points allov.ed to name a couplr) as ll Toro rnmpletl'I~ O\ l'rnhclmcd Saddlcback. The Roadrunnt·r.,· l\\O baskets each came 1n the thin.I 4uarll'r but b~ halftime the score was 57-0. "\\ c rcachcd a point "here we j USt couldn't stop 'conng:· \atd Cl T uro ( oach Paul 8 1edlcr. whose team is n-1 1 n lcagm• and 11-6 O' l'rall '\\ e look on the pre~\. but we sttll kept scoring ... Thl· onslaugh t "3~ kc~cd b~ V1kc1 Malk lt "1th 1 \ potnl'>. Kim Dcnn1<,on "1th 32 and Sandy Taylor " 1th 25. personal htgho; for both Mallett and Ta}lor. Fountain Va lley 96. Westminster 33 "-hill-not quill" '>ll one-sided as El Toro\ \\tn. thl' Baron., <,1111 ncarh h11 the ccntur) mark tn rolling to thl'1r \l\th '1ra1gh1"'n1n kagu1..· ( 19-2 o'erall) Jarl..1l" ( ool.. had 2. including I J 111 the final 4u,1rtl'r l hcrt:w Pud1al'ok1 lOntnbutl'd 20 po1n1<> I' ""''"'' Jnd Ill rl·houn<h. a<, thi.' Aaron~ lOnn1..'l'lt•d on 5~ percent trom the fil'IJ. Dn on \l..11a "'"" the lone \\\·~tm1nstcr pla~er 111 douhl.e tigurl''>. notchi ng 10 point\. Edison 63, Huntington Beach 42 In a fo ul-plagued game 1n which 42 infractions v.erl· Corona del Mar 62, University 4~ v.h1.,tkd. thc C hargerr, <;ecured their hold on third place 1n LH·n \\.Ith thrn· pla\l·r~ \\Cakencd b) the nu. tht' Sea lhl' ~un\et. talo.ing a tv.o-gamt• lead over Manna. King'> had lt ttk troubll' v.11h 1hc hoo;t Trojans. 1alo.1ng a • Tht· E:.dt'>On tront ltnc of (1rctchcn Meinhardt anti 4u1ck l l-po1n11,•ad and n,·,er klling up. 'v1ar)hcth 1 hobt.· pulled down 10 rebounds apiece. \\hllc Fran \\\ nn had a per,unal high 34 P<.>lllt'i. grahhcd 211 \\ 1ng Kori ( 1endron d1c;hed ofT Ii vc assists. reboundc. and had liH· a,.,.Sf', for C d \1 1 hr 34 points "a' Hun11 ngton Beach\ E\e T ilus had a finr gaml'. on1..' ol) thc \Choo I rct ord '1..·1 h' Hcathcr E~.tl'~ la<;l ~ t•ar and comh1n1ng 22 point'"' 1th her e1gh1 rchounds 14 of \\ 'nn·, rx>1ntc, ca ml' 1n th1..· first quan1..•r l-.1m \'alcnune had It> pmnt!>. mo'\t of thl'm trnm outStJe Br1..·nda /1mmt"rman I Ill points) and Ka~ \tat\ubara (I 2> \H'rl' 1he Trojan,· 1op pmn1-ge1tcf'> Estancia 49, Newport Harbor 47 Thing'> looked dr'tpcrale for 1he host Eagles "hcn. Ocean Vie" 69, Marina 38 The "l'aha"' I..<, \hO\\l'd balance 1n d1sman1hng the \ 1l..1ngc,, a' 0,1..·Jn \ 1e"' placed four pla,crs 1n doubk lig.u fl''i · 1 nna \ lal hm I 11\ po1nls). Laura Simek ( 16). Karen ( hao;c( 14) and MH:hclld hom1cz ( 12) paced the Sraha\\ "-"' l''I <,rnnng. and Dana Dout~ "'as cred11cd "1th eight n·houndo; Oelly P1tol SIJI" l'Mlo. Top gridders attend camp For Manna.Jud~ ( al ~insand Jll l Bellam) ll'd th1..•,\a\ ''11h lti am.I 10 po1n1s. rcspect1,cl}. Estancia ·s Jeff Graham, Newport Harbor's Dean Sorensen guide their respective teams tonight at Harbor. NEW ORLE .\NS (AP)-lhe Louisiana Superdome became the world's largest football laboratory Tbursdav. when about JOO of the nation's pre mier college players gathered for four days of tcstJng. urning. examination~. and interview~. Weekend sports schedule Only four o f the National Football League·s 28 te-ams will not have (lbservel'$ at the National-BL ESTO pre-draft physical and workout ramp. ft 141 the last opponu01ty for the NFL teams to talk with and asses~ skills of the )'Oung players available for the league's May I dran "'first of all. we'll g1"c them lhe most comprehensive phy 1cal lhC) 'vc ever had. internal anc.l onhopcdk.'' o;aad Joe Wooley, ~cout for the Ncvr Orleans aints. .. Then wt''ll gel the ttm1ng (in the 40-yard dash) done. Saturday TELEVISION 10. ~O am 156) -COLLEGE BASKET- BALL -1-londa talc at ~outh ( aroltna 11 a m ( ~l -COLLEGE BASKET· BALL -'it John·~ al ~}'racusc. Grand Pr:11m· 1 na<, ( tapl'd I 4 511 rm (4l -HO<'KEY -"'"8" a1 Edmon ion 5 pm (2l-PORTS DATELINE. 1983 -.\ month·h\-mnn1h rn 11..·" ol thl." greatest momrnl'> 111 <ip11rt., tor t 41\' 1 ,l - WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -")ufli.'r· b1kcro," ·the lntl·mat1onal In' 11.1t1nnal all- around motorl }Ck l h.imp1un,h1r lrom Carlsbad. (a (taped> RADIO College Ha.,lo.l."tb.ill --.;e, adJ I as \ cg.i ... 1:.a ... 1 's "-e!.t lrom lx·n'l'r l"'til - COLLEGE BASKETBALL -'orth· \\C"itern al Ohio tale "'1oon (41 -SPORTSWORLD -Th,· \\ orld Profeo;s1onal Figure 5ka11ng C ham- p1onsh1p5. fro m La ndmer. \1d (tapc.'dl I p.m. (7)-NFL -Pro Bo" I \H " '-FC from Honolulu We'll be f blc to bet uniform numbers because they're all running ror the same purpose on the Mime surface. ·'Wc"ll get ihc la~t vcn ficd height, weight, and speed. Then we test them 1n vemraJ Jump. standing brood jump. and agility work. '\J oon (41 -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Ql.,lahoma al Memphia State. (5) - COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Washington 5tate at 1anford I I I I -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Nnada Las Vegas at Cal <itatc Fullerto n I p m (2) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -DcPaul at t J< Li\ 2 p.m (4) -GOLF -Third round ,1ct1on 1n lh1..• ..\nd\' W1 lltams O pen from ~an Diego. (56) -COLLEGE BASKE T· BALL -Hawa11 at San Diego tale. (7) - GOLF -Coverage of the PGA Senior!> Cha mrt0nsh1p from Palm Beach G ardens. Fla (taJ)l'd) at Cal 5tate ~ ulll'rtnn nllon "" \\ l (I Ill()) r>eP.1111.itl 1< l \ 1 r fll "\IP( . (71111 "IHL -t-.111g' .tot I d1111111111n ~ 'i1J pm. 10 0 \ !'Ii' I \11 I :30 p.m. (:!) -SPORTS Sl NOA Y - \\BC super-ltghtwe1ghl champion Rrul1..' Cum (34. 7. 17 KOs) ''i Rill ( o..,tello (26-0. 16 KOs) tn a schedulcJ 12-round ttlle figh t trom Beaumont. T nd' I~ I - GOLF -Final round Co\ crag1..' ot lh1..· \nd~ \\ 1ll1am.., Opc.'n from a n D iego 2 p.m. t281 -TENNIS -Ftnal rl1und pla\ in the US. Pro Indoor Cham p1onships from Ph1ladc:tph1a ( taix·u 1 "There'll be a lil\t of m englh, both upper and lower body, and flexibilit y tests." he said. Wooley said the athlttcs would als() be tested for thf basic skills al 1ht1r positions. Ouartcrbaclu. for c'lamplc, wall be tested on throW1ng spcc1llc pass routes. both simplt" and complex: wide receivers will be tested on their execution of thos.c pa" route~. Each camp panictpnnt -wilt wcar':t numbcrod JCrst)' and c\iecyth1n11!> filmed, Wooley 'nid. b) a crew ofat least 10 t'Jmero operatot'<. 1 p m (4 ) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -O n.oogon ~late .ll Caltfom1a ' JO p. m ( 7) -BOWLING -Co "erage ol the S 125.000 Quaker State Open from Sun d ay TELE\'ISION 9 a.m I 2l -COLLEGE BA KETBALL -.\rka n'"' '' \ 111,11111' a from Phtladl'I ph1a I 0 ,, rn I~ I COLL EC: E BASKF.T BALL -l \I at 'wrth < ,1111ltna 11 am ,21 -NBA -\II \1a1 ~.ttnl' 11 p.m (5bl -COLLEGE BASKET· BALL -l 'C In 1ne at l IC Santa Barh."lra (de la~ C'd I. RADIO College Bac;ketbatl -l ( If' 1m· at l \ \unta Barbara.~ pm "WVE lll)M-t-\.1 1 \nl-ccr -LazC'rs at ...,, L-0u1s :i p m !dcla\C'dl. KFO'\ !"1 <i-FMl Huntington Beach surfing meet lures county's best Orangl' ( uunt~ " "ell rcprc\t'nll'U 1n lhc urx omtntt K.lllll Pro.am ream C hallcngc \Urfing rnmrx·1111011 .11 lht• Hl10t1ng1nn Rl0:l<"h P1c1 . \\-h1k 1hc m1..'l't <.("I lo hcgin W1..·d nc.,da}' nnct ,onlinuc thrnue.h r ch ~ hn" lurc.-d nn 1mp1(; \'il\C 1nte1 n.il1onnl 1..'n\t thrrc 1 \till ~lent\ of nrt•n lOmp\'lttor' -both prn- fc<,'\tonn l nnd 11mn1rur \rt to take part tn lhc OCllOll 1 lw rm" arc gotng 1111 S) 2,IXlO 111 prttc monl'}' \\<1th Sh 0001'01n1t h> th\' w1nnt'r ... .. \mun~ 1hqxi1 t1l1p.1nt\ arc I 'ufthl' "nrl~.r.-. top I h ratt•d rm '>uric" "" well a"i \<.)tl'lt' heralded amateur'" ho rnulJ pl3n· htgh 1n the romretmon \rca l'OTTIJ)(tt lor' t'\ iw1.. l\'d 10 IX' in contrn- tion arc Rud l loma' of llun11 ng1011 Btnl h Pl'\cr TownL·nd nf \\ c\tmrn"ilcr. \tCH' Rich· ard on and JJlhn ( iothMd of Ncwport Beal h, amateur Mtkl' P.1m111 .., of l .:iguno lll'at h and Dana Pmnt pro M1lr ( ru1ll.\hank l h1: nH.·ct. now 1n I\\ c1 hth \Car. ha' been "nn h\ J C aliforn1t1n nnh oner -1n I Q7Q h' I u rcg Mungall \uuth \hit.HI'> hJH" lUfllUr1..·J the C'\Cn1thr\'l"11 ll'" indudrng la'>t \car" hen Mar11n Poucr \\on tht· 111p flrth' ( ompt"t1tmn "''"he 111 .11 .. am c.h h tf:n Hcrc""i a rumhmn on .m·a 'urkr' "'hl·Jukd to ('001fl(.'tC Huolln1ton BuC'h \M.,(' I \•I'. uu 1. J1 mm)' n ot1'\ ""~ T IH' I lt1\d 1 t\l' .lnhn lavender. Slim H.1"'k (p111I. I. arl lta'\'•lld (pro) fk nn Q uinn (('lml P.1t Dm,n1.·\ (Jm11. Bnan Huahc., lPtol lltihh~ l\kan Marl> Rt."Cdcr. ~ott l .ing. Rrrnn "-' .tll\ Ron Om~IC'\ (prnl Botib' Hurlhl'll (pml Uoh H url<"\ (Jlhl) 'ul\t J-.HO<,\\(lrth. ( 1.lr\ ( h\O\ \;,Ott n.IOUl'IU\ (PIO) RanJ\ \\ \'dCl"n (prnl Pat ~lkn tpml. Rud ll:tm:t' <prol. km Rovd C('rn) Rtll \.\ant(prnl Randc1:\\.1fham.,1pm1. lirad \\ 1llt3m, (prnl Oan "·'uthua. BmJ ( 1crlal h. Lan <. 1lfb, Ntwport Beich Str\C 'R11.. hard'i«ln (J't o I R1di:11d \\ ookntt John (nit.hard (JlrOl. C1rl"}( \tung.ill (pfll) 1 om c 111.ld Roh I nnp.dak (1C\\11te llul"l\ I ,ttl\ lkarJ. ()an f kd0) (J"llU) Wr tmln~ter Pr\" l 1~1"·nJ In the Sunset League 1t"s the top against the bottom with Fountain Valle} (6--0). Edjson (5-1) and Ocean View (4-2) against a tno of I ·5 teams. Fountain Valley 1s eye1n$ its fourth undefeated Sunset champ1onsh1p in eight years. while the Barons closest challenger. Edison. 1s looking for tts 17th victory (against 3 losses} overall in a bid to make a run at Fountain Valley Wednesday night The Barons rolled up 90 potnts Wednesday in puttmg Hunttngton Beach awa) wath five players scoring tn double figures. led b) 6-7 JUn1or Brent Martin. Ocean View got a 30..potnl per· formance from 6-6 Steve Moser Wedne'lda~ and Edison's 14-point dec1s1on o'er Manna sho.,.,ed the customar. balance that has earned the Chargers. Mater Dei returns to-Angelu' Leaeuc action tonight at Serra where 6-7 junior T om Lewis 1s one bucket \h~ ot 1~ ing Jem Tard1e's 1960 $ChOOl record for sconng in a single ~ason Le" 1s. 3' eraging J2.J points and I J reboundo; a game. has led the \fonarchs to a IQ. J o' erall record rrnd No. I !.talus in the Southland \\ood bndge·s hopco; for a C'l f '·.\ pla}off benh would' f {'{'l'l\ l' a maJor boosl with an upscl '1ctOrJ O\ l"r league favorite Capistrano Va lle~ at addleback Coll ege Capo 1s trJ ing to mam tatn pace .,.,,,h league-lead ing Mission VieJO 1n the outh Coast League Tonlvttt's scMdule (7:30> SH Vlr# LHV'M Un•vers •v 1·6 at Corona oe Mar 4 « Esranc a 7 1 a• Newoor• Haroor 6·1 s.ooieoac• ~ 2 11• E To•o S· 3 1rv1ne 1·6 al Cosia Me~ 0-S Sunwt LR- Ma• na I S a• Oce•" V P.-4 1 Ell•SOn s •• Hunl•l>QIO" eeacl' I ~ WH•m•nsier 1-S 11• F'ounta•" Va«t'• 11-0 Soult! Cout LNllUP Laouria 8eacti 1· Si a• Dane H•l's l « Vvoodt>r1ooe •-3 vs Cao.s•rano Va ev a I a• S.011 eoac~ Cot·~ Vl U•Ot" V•e<Cl 1 o ·01 a• LaQutla H1 •s 1 ~ A"991UJ LffllUP Ma•l!r 01!· , S·O at Serra 13 2 P1u\ X •3·11 a• Serv1•1! 0 ·2 SI Paul • 1-4• at 8 snoo Amal O \ BARONS PIN HS, 35-28 fuunta1n \ alk' High'<. P•l'H'l- hou'e \Ht'<.thng squad rl'l.:l'I\ l'J a 'lJrl' T hur'>da' night. but prn a1k<l ml·r Hun1111gton lkarh 15.;~ Th,· Barnm. "'ho ha' e "'on 1h,•1r IJ<,t ... ~mall he'. "ere actual!\ tx•htnd 11 1•111.." 11111n1. 28-25. "'hen \1.l1tt Ham">on. "ho hadn"t pra,·t11.:ed all \\l'l'"-lx'lJU'>l' of thl· flu. de~1.,1oned \I.ind '\1atx' of lluntington Realh. 1. Jt 1•npc1und., g.1,1ngtheBar'm' .1 ;" ~~ l\'ad entenn~ the hea' '"'t"1gh1 01,lll h Rt"' \1'1.ih.11n' dtnlhi"d tht "in 101 J ''untJ1n \ .tlln \\ 11h .1pin1n I 'i4 1-.n fl\ rl1,rmJnu.:' "crc turned 111 "-'" H.tn<,1.·n \.\ht1 rdtt<"d Rnhat I H'l...t\\,1 i-.. r-at 12~ .ind \111..l. -..1n ,.n, I I 14 I Jnd \lt:rt\ \trl.'l h 112 I l H un11n~1trn H~:.i1 h '' ~.; 1n lcagu(" Jnd I" ' '" 1.·1;111 I \lllnta1n \ alln 1~ 4-\l ,1nd 11 \I Seventh win iq row for UCI 1 h1.· I l In tnl' ""men·~ t'ia'l('lball 11..·am rnlkd t<1 tt\ "-'' rnth \lr.11tthl '11..·t,1t\ l hur-.<la~ n1e.h1 dl'~t1.htn@ ( hapm:rn t>O-'i4 JI ( fl" lt1n1 Hall T hl' \nt1.·all'" fl .l 41 hrol1..• nul to a Q 1 kaJ. t~ll"n1kJ 11 h> 11.J al •Wll" hall. lht'n hl·ld oil a C h3pm3n r:ilh 1n tht• lat4.' ..,tjlgc'> "hu.h \J'A- IM Pt1H~f-. flUll "'Hhtn '~ Jad:1r \ :and('r Pocl hJd 14 point\ l\' tcaJ l <. I. "'htlt• lhC' t('am·, kadma ort'r th1, st'a!'.lm, (. h'-·r1 (iraham, wa\ helJ 12. hrr lov.c\l ot lhc "i(9.1'-t>n l 1('1 .,1,1t' t o)ol. ·Mar,muunt \iliurt.lll\ at J:JO / Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/F,ldaly, January 27. 1aa.. NBA WIS~llJll COMl'llRIMC• ~DMUlll w L !Jct 08 LA*->• .. •lt .-onland 11 11 '°° .,., SMttle tt " 537 JV. c::.olden SI at• 20 2S ..... 1\o't ~nla ,, 24 .., 1 ... ~n Oleoo u 21 ,.. II l IWdw.st OMWfl Ulen 21 16 t.21 DlllH 1S It sa ,.,, S.n A11tonlo 20 24 OS ,. , Denver 19 2S 4.32 f l') Houlton II 24 ~ ' ' K111ws Cllv 17 u .OS , . ., IASTIHN CONl'IEltlNCI Atlafltk ~ BOSIO<! 34 • 7'1 Pll1leoell>tll1 1t 14 .,. s N-Yort. ,, II 571 '~ New Jers.av 21 21 500 12"> Wa"'lnQIOfl " 1S '" IS,, c.m.i OMaMn MllWIUllH 2• 19 S51 Detroit 23 " S4 ., Allet1la ,, 20 ~ ,., Clllc.llO •• ,. 400 . ., Indiana 17 29 1'3 11 Clevelencl 12 JO 116 11''> TlMl,..Y', sew.a L.M.n Il l HOuston 107 New York 104, Wa'11kl91on 97 Oen•tr 12'. Cllk.100 12S S.n AnlOflio 123, Coloen Srera 116 Sffrtle I 14 Kans.at Cllv 106 Utah 125. N-Jan.v llS S.n Dlavo 119, Pnoenho 10 I T'"""f"t Galftft No 11emel Khedulac:I SatlH'dllV't GamM No 11amel scneou1ac:1 ~...-,Game All·Ster Came In o.nver ulcers 131, Roclr•ts 101 HOYSTON -C Je>Nn t>. Reid 17, Samo\On 16, Ford 11. Llovd 20 Ball•" S L .. vell 9, McCr1v 12, Ha.fl 4 Ttegie 0 M JO<IH O Wa ll.er 1 Total' '3· 106 16·7J 102 LOS ANGELES -Wiik~ 'lO Wortllv lJ AO<lul· Jeboar 26, Jonn.on 19 Sco11 t9 COOPer 11, McAdoO •. Nater t. McG.e •. Kuocne~ O. G1rret1 4 Totals S1·94 29·3' 131 Scer'llW ~ Hevs• Jlf :116 JJ 19-102 u..,...... n lS n n-t11 TlvM-OOint ooeb-NOne FOUied out-- None R~ton 44 !Samc>ion Ill Los A~ S4 (Wortnv 121 As sltl~ton 21 (Ford 101. L01 Al!09WI 21 IJOllNon 111 Total io.b.-+i~ron 21, Los ~ 17 TecMtcab-Los AnQell>\ fhoat oef9nM A-17.~ NBA Al-Star rostws EASTERN CONFERENCE Head Co.en IC. C Jon•' Bo''°" Ho, Plav• HI Yrl cemen 00 Rol>fr• Periln 1 0 s 40 a·St11 Lemoier 6· 11 3 Forwerd1 6 Jullui E rv1ng 7 r<eflv Trioucke 30 B•rnerd King 37 Kevin McHait 33 Larrv Bira 43 Jett Rula nd Gu1rdl 4 S1a nev Moncrief 10 Ori' 6trd,ong 11 l\alah T homH 21 Andrew Tonev An1\tent coacn" Cl"I' Ford 6 1 • 6·6 ~ 6 ' 2 6 10 I 6·9 s 6· II ' 6 .. 6 4 • 6 I 3 6·) ' J1mmv Roogl!fl Trainer Oev1a Cr111g India na WESTERN CONFERENCE Ht10 Coec11 Franli. Lavaen u1a11 Na. PlaV« Ht Yr\ 1 2 eam.r, 33 IC.erHm o\O<lu• Jaooar •l Je e• S·O.me 6 " 6 SO Ra"" ~mpwn FWWlrdl 1 All$ E.119•1\~ 1 • l 6·1 3 ' Adroan Dent •v 2• ...,.ri. "gu.rre o·S ' &·6 SS Klkl Vt~~M Guar°' &-• 2 S J 'T'IPaa~r "Waller De v., 14 R•C.l<tv Green 37 Mag c JonnM>n '4Gror~C1rv1n Au•llent Coat"f\ Pn .oM\011 Lay~n Ulan 1 5 I 4 • Seo•• Traine r Boo Tra vaglln. Dt nvl'r •·NOTE 6111 LamD•f' 't'D aCl'O , ,urea MOlfS Malone ol Ph11ace1p,,,e c.~ "l' Eas•trn Conterenct souao UC Irvine 81 , Futtenon 10 IPCAl.l UC IRVINE -McDonald 11 M.,rr;,n, II Tnornto" 16 Ltt 11. Turntr 10 C.rand••O• a. Jonn,on 1 Tota" 32 l>J 11 i• 81 CAL STATE FULLERTON Nea I Wlll\t\ 2 Joni!' II Wooo 79 Da• ' 1 l Moeller 4 F1e•Oi~r 6 S<1mue1,on 0 rc.1a1, 31·61 II 79 10 Ha1t.,me Ca St11tP Ful1trton 40 32 To•• lou11 UC Irvine •3 Co1 S•a•r F'ullerton 31 Fouled oui Tnorntor UC 1r-.1nt 1 Ltt UC trv,,it Neat Ca State Ful•erro" Jones Ca • State F.;11rrto" Rel>Ouno' UC Ir vine •3 Mu•PP'lv 10 Cai Sta•• F.,tll'rtor 1 Jont\ 17, A"'"' uc t•v•nr 1 IT ... Mpr 5 Ca S•a•• F t•'OT' ll wooo o UCI UltlStiC\ l ThrouQfl 11 Gun•' I Ptevr c. 1-G r P•1 ;,,.J M<Oora o , 11 26~ IH M uror--r 11 II 6• 2 .. 0 .. , '"()""''0" 1 9• l7 n~ I) i l urnt f 6 n 25 169 106 Let , 4S 36 126 I • Ca,.,, 01 J Jl 61 5 2 Joru'1\0' u 27 lo 10 ~o c,,.,,. . "•' 11 28 II ~9 ' 1 (14 ((._ 0 I ' I 12 1 , R•o(fl'\ 1 I 0 7 '0 6f'a•\ 0 l ' 10 '0 /ol'c I \Ja• " 0 b 6 0 8 'Jfl .. , \ , ~. I\ 109 Tola!' 17 551 1'11 1110 ao.• PC AA Confu~" Over1d W L W L ~4 .. ' .-,1"'0 U 1•1.f,f\ ~ I/ J( , ., Ir, r l ''a'e ~ul .... •or Nt ""' Mt1!11CO ~titlt U'&' '>•alt I P\nQ ">•a•f' ~ J I J ') . 1 IJ l 8 l 9 J 17 " • 8 Ii } lO ,, II Bfert S'•'t ~.,r JO\P S•alf' i ... 10 uC ">a n•a Ba•oa•a 6 10 Pa • r 1 ll Stora' lJr r-., nP S l r 4 dllf' r t ~,., " 8ti L0''!1 Bea • s•a•I' .. Pa I .e F' "''" ">'&!., 16 "41'w '"'~• C ">111't' 67 tlh•d• l a\ ,,.,a, 00 UC San•a Ba•o••• ~ SeturO.V'\ Gamn t<levooa &\ Vll'·Ja\ •' • ._ • ._,,, F"' P."O" ('"a"'"''' I •• "'fl(IM l O"'J ~,. '>•••• "' ~.-.~ '>•a•f' Nf'w N'••"O \letf' "' U' ""''''" t 1 ... ., • c u•M '>•••• a• ">ar JC.\t' S•a•f SllndeV'i Gem. oJ( ••• "' a• 1 C ">aro•a 8 ar1;a• • C•" •·• \f, a• 11 o,... ,..~:;"a' .,,., Garn. f ,..,W ~,.,,. 411 UTt t' '"'' ".t I fl ')fj ,.1 , ti"' COLLEGE WOMEN UC lrvlne 60, Chapman ~ CHAPMAN He r••lO" 2 Be•vtnllant 0 '''1)4) 6 Goroo11 o Hev•' 10 "'"'~"v 6 F>atrtr,on 2 Ce•ter 11 T Illa ' ,6 7 10 ~ UC lltVINE -Antrionv 13 ~ouu••.; O Gom.1 J Hlu11v 11 4 0•• t t 0 Ot>"~ 0 Watton 2 Simo.on 12 ll•noer Po.1 u G.rel'I~"' 11 Total\ 21 11 23 SO Ma"'"'• UC 1rv11le ,. t• To••• tout\ Cheomen " UC I• •. nt '' Hl<*H SCHOOL WOM&N Cnta Miu '40, lrvtne 3' ISM v ... l ff-i GOnA MISA C.arc1e 10 ... , .. , M<llfOV ~ NM 10 "'"",.,,.~ .. t) Total\ 11 I IS 40 •VIHI -" g.,rroe • l o"'•' I r "'"" •. (;r41nel'fl II, Jacll\On 4, ~""'".,." 7 ~ro1a1 11 ~ u Jt k-lrV °"8rtfn Co.ta MHI II I\ ""'"' ' . Total lout• Co•'• ~'• )0 TttMo<.et NHI ICM 5a'f•nda 49, H••l*'t Harbot 41 lJ .. Vlnr l.M9Ml N•~T HA•aott -Wa.,r.. 17 MacC>ofl•id 4 e>o.n 7, Ora111 1, K"'1~ O Hoi.tl 12 Sl'lrlnlf 1. Mo.r i. ,,,,_.,,, 0 T01e'• 10 7• le Al ESTAHCtA -Bratllt u. Hat"'ou It Na\DY 0 ll~ t, Ha•ll~ 2, $111 0 Pa .. Mto 7 To•••> 11 I) , ... kw...., ..... PffwOO<t Haroor 12 6 IO 11 ......,., e 111ncie • t 10 11 10-ct Tot•' IOOI) HtwOO "-vl•I\ 1El Elf T~ 101. S.~dl • I SM VW. LMl'ltJ •L ~o -OennlMM\ 32. v.na• • U~t 4, Mattttt .).) Tevtot 1S. LOwt 2 Ran.om 0, Sawver 0, Mllver 0 WhllC'omtl 0 HlnH o. Totals " 14·" HM SAOOt.lllAC:t< .,._lllY 1, Hant;Oll 2 Olmal 0. Cerrttto 0. Wood 0 To111• 2 0 0 • SC-llV 0U.ntn El Toro :n 2S 14 31 101 Saddi.t>ee"' 0 0 .. 0-• Total foul> El Toro •· h ddW.bac.k 17 Corona dtl Mar 62., Uni'ienttv .,. ISM View Laa.-> C:OllONA Oil MAR -Wv•'" 34 w utaro 2, Vt191\tlne 16, Loo• o L.amo1et 2 Foi.v 4, Tllomoton • Tota " 1• 10· It t1 UNIVEltSlTY -Matwt>ere 11. loin "'9<"'8!1 16, Mao 1 NII!• '· F '•' 2 OeGl.IQlletmo 1 Flnllv 4 Tota • te S· 14 4-4 k«t llV ~''-'' Corona Oet Mlor 20 I) I• I r-.2 UniV«l'lllV 9 tJ 12 t-~ Total IOUll CorOl'd 0t· Mar 14 lJ•,1 v«r• s•tv IJ FQUlecl our I' 1n~v U Edison '3, HuntinvtOn BNdl 42 (SUMlt Laa-) HUNTINGTON BEACH -Hertme" t , Coraove 4 Larson 4 T11u, n HOl.1101• 2 Juoo 1 To1e11 9 2•·31 •2 EDISON -Genoron 12 Pertnt t Henn11ne.. 1 M#1nnu o1 11 Tnoa. 14 w;,~., S 11.anda 2 Auoe>nil••" 1 TOttl• 11 9 · 11 '3 Sc.nbY ~~ Huntington 8eacn • 11 13 1..-41 Eallon IS 17 11 14-el To111 loull Huntiflil•oo Beach 1' Edllon 21 Fouled out Me1nnard1 IE I T ecnn•c•'' Ed•'°" CleflC 11 2 O<Nn View 69, Marina lt lSllnM't LH-) OCEAN VIEW -Chau U Cr>omkz 12 Oouty 0, German 2. Clll 0 HounHll 2 Roor~uez 2. Sime!< 16 Takloo 3, Vlecho• 1' Totals '29 11·26 69 MARINA -B111temy 10. Carboni 4, FttgusOll O. Cellun' 16 Sat>eono 4 K1rt1uo • O\C>or11e O Kasutka o K69v 0 Caioerone 0 Totals 17 •· 11 3t Score llY 0Ve"9f\ Ocean View 19 17 20 1~9 Marona I 10 I 5 6-lt Total !qu1s Oc.an V111~w 10 Maro111 23 Fouled out' s.toem• IMI Calc:le,ooe IM F.untain V ... V 96, WHl'mlmter " (541Mef L119UI) FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Cool\ 2S G•etarow~lu 6 Wehll I . Mvtn 4 Pucllal•k• 20 CIOwtt 9. Hende<son 4 Burell 9 RtvH 3 Lewter I Totets 44 I · 11 90 WESTMINSTER -T11n1mec111 2 o\1>.111 10. Jones 2, S.tz 4 Battaolla 9 Camooe • Totats 14 S· 14 33 Sc.re llv Ouart.n Founle1n Valltv it 20 23 25-90 Wes•m•nSJer 6 • 1 I 1-33 Tota• IOIJ1$ Foun•e•n Va lt'f IS Wttt m1n\tt1r 13 Foulao ou~ Lawter lFVI HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN S.1 Vi.w Leavu• Coste Mesa Corona oet Mar Et Toro Nfwoorr Harl>O< trv1ne E\tanc1a Un1ver\llV SaOOil!DaCk l.fftue WL 9 0 I I 6 3 • 5 3 6 .. s 2 1 0 9 Ovtr .. WL 13 ' 17 6 lS 6 9 8 7 10 6 10 , 13 1 IS ThundlV's S<or" Coro114 Oii Mer 62 Un1vers1tv 44 E lta ncia 49 NewPOrt Haroor 47 Et Toro 102 Seod1eo.iic" • Cosle ~" 40 lrv•ne 39 MendaV's GI~ 171 lrv•ne at Coron• oe1 Ma• Costa M#sa at Unovers •• Ell811C•I at Et Toro SeodltOlck at NewPO•• Haroo• Sun~t Leaeu• Lff9'M WL Fovntaon4 Vattev 6 0 Ocean V•rt• S I E01~11 4 1 Marine 2 4 tiunl1nq1on 6eac11 I S ~t\tm•ns•rr 0 6 ThundlY'S S<8'9S Oceen v,,.,, 69 Merone 3' OVffll W L 19 2 16 s l• • 11 10 b 11 1 10 Ed•lon 6) ~untono•on Btacr> •1 Founta in ll•llf'f 96 Wulm1n>lf!' 3) TueidlV'> Gem.' 17:l0l Huntrngton Bu en at Ocea11 ll1•w Westmin1ter al Marina Edtson er Founta,ri Valley S.nta Antta THURSDAY'S RESULTS llS"' If '1·daV thorOUtlhOr.0 ,.._..,,., FIRST RACE. 6 , turiongs EruPl•ve IVe1en1ue1a 110 3 90 7 10 Shavt>ooD ~zal SIO • 60 Va ~•·"!! Lew •Casta neoa 6 00 Atso raced CorPOraff! Powrr F acnen· c:IOer Pro,o.c;t V1k1ng Room Ptolh•lle Exti1011 Et Pencno Anpet T1mt I 11 SECOND RACE 6 furlong\ B lnv1nc1ote IP1ncav1 S60 l •O 160 C.•11 of Geo Olivarn ) S 00 7 60 Buncti a Bunk 1Fuen•Hl 7 40 Al\O raceo Bauk1n Mag1ca• Ma ril.et Jo Be Bold Momcal UPOa!e Time 1 10 4 S S2 DAILY DOUBLE 2 1• oe•d $1900 THIRD RACE. 6 furlong\ Mil< es Catico c Olhsv 11 00 6 60 J 10 Proud Yan•et •L•one,,. 13 80 & 40 Cneva 1Va1en1ue1a l )00 41lo raced Funn.,. F11 nip. Aen,es Rhon1b0ro C.,m,on Bteueo A Mar1n1 Oro11 Sma•1t\h1 Time I 17 ) 5 FOURTH RACE. 6 1 turlonus Prtnct Pe111n\ut1 1c,1no1 ' 70 3 00 2 60 Ca oricioulneu fFu.,,ttsl 6 eo • t O EmPOroftlleun•ve<se IS•D•llel 6 90 Al10 racf!il Hua Oev1d C•ot11n Gii Turco Tom Torn Ruuen G•an of Etgnt vone Norlner" C.rH nl Number\ Ru11ner Levon~me WonlOme Bov f ,tne I te 1 S FIFTH RACE. t> 1 lurlOng\ S••a•1th• ~rorv lP•nc•vl 1310 7 90 • 60 T aren1.i1a L1d11 lCu tent(la I 79 60 10 60 Cauw Siie' e Ladv CMa111 •40 Al\O raced CllOrti te Ouffn C•megotdv 0-.t.T"<JtJn Hn't Conn Lvn 1!11no• L u ome Marara Ferre Ntvioena Ju\t Folk'\ Tome I 111 5 JS EJ(ACT.t. •7 l oeod •••100 SIXTH llACIE I 1 16 mile\ ~" Sen ion ( P1erct 9 to • IO • 00 SllOrt e no snerp IL•Pl"laml 6 40 •IO Counrv Seat 1Garcl11 4 60 At>o raced OodlnotOll ttach• JumPOil Jo. Our Man Bot>. Bru Ha He. Luckv Ktv. lUCkY Sllno Hffd Mv HHIS r,,.,,. ', .. HVEHTH RACE. I Jefil<in1 F'trr., c P1nce v I Bruck,,., IC"'1ene<1e 1 8enotO IOl•ver•tl •ml .. \~ tufl 400 160 '20 HO 7IO AIM> rectd Baran. Ml Ciu.Ori• C.1vo T.r"t I~ J S '.S IE XACT.t. 17 4 11110 '31.SO llGHTH Ill.Cl I I t• ''"th 00 ... ~Hctor. So.er•• IP·nu~I 4.0 400 300 Pe\t PIM\ur•• lo.111\ovssavtl t 60 4 tO Etvllv« l~a•trl 4 20 Alto rKO<I F ine Cl'iaPter Miu HI.ill!• notot1 Pol<•• •~. Fact Fll'ICM" Tme 144 n 1'1CK SIX 11 11 7 lt-1 t • II oeoeJ '1 t0S60 w•tn 31 wlM1no hcllet\ '"• "°''"' '2 Pie:• SI• ronsolallOll DllO J IU 40 ..,,,,., 511 w1nn1nt ti<llttl\ Wv• "°' .. 'I NINTH ltA(I t t I• mllftl Doll Drum l~wl ll..O II 10 • 00 Au•re Storm tP•ric1v1 1120 !o 60 Nord< Prll'OU 1Gart111 • oo' "''° raced r 1ne1 Anauo "~•" OY..n Wtiv Z.11tl'ltt Swl" 0111 .. , F'lf'\r tuue '"'ilnv c; n Creltn m ,•o• Ti"~ 1 4S 1 ~ U IXACTA 4 11 N •O JSOJ SO .t.11t ncl8r'lt • I IU Sa.II 0. °"" Ra •Fkml lJ l~ ereo 8rnnt )2 lJo-65 Garv McCord ll·~S Stev# Lleoler :M·l,._.. (!Up ltc:t.. )1·].t--66 Lon•n lltotMtrt• 33·~ Glb1111 Giia.rt 31·~ Don POC>M• 33·~ ~am Torrance 31·3r-.1 J ... cuoo l4·U-.1 Fred Couo•" n -JS-.7 Jell Mllcnttl l3·3,,__.l aooov N1cl!Ol' l4·3J-67 ""°"' ... ,, 33· l ---t7 1-uu" Z04111er 33·3.f-tl C.11 /1Mrge11 34· lJ--411 Jlft• Tnoro. l3 3,,__.1 J\111n Jet Obl lZ·~ Millt McCuHo I 36·31-tl Jl y MaH 33·3s-61 P1111 Han'°'~ 32·36--6e Tom 11.•I• 3!>-33--te Garv l(ocn J7·31-61 Tom Wll\011 3.4·)4_.. M4rll. 0 M#ara 33-35---61 JC)fWI "da"'' 36·J1--tl Cra•g Stea er JS 33-61 Leona rd Tnomr.son 36· l'l-68 Pe vne S11war• lJ·Js-61 Morr!' Hi te s~ l 3S· 33--61 Ron Str10 36·31-61 Curt 8vrum 33·3s-61 Jtm COibert 3'·J 4-tl victor Re1114loa 35 33--64 Dan Pon1 34·3._.. IC. C t.110 JS·JJ-61 Bobb'f Cl•mt>ell 36·31--61 Mark H•v•• H ·l.-09 6111 Sanoer l6·ll-6• Mlkt Holland 3•·3~• 61.>ddv Garoner 35·34-09 Tom Purtzer l6 33--69 Davia Edward' 3S·34-69 Oennv Edwaro• 33· ~9 8rtll l)oper 35·~9 Tom Jento.lr'I\ 37·31-69 T C Chen 35· 3,,__.9 Bred Foon 15·~9 Vance Healner 37·32--69 Biii Rooer\ 36·33-19 1~0 AoO.I 35-~9 Ed Flod 3•·3~9 Jee• Soradll11 35·~9 Ken l!lrown 34· 3 9 t<ll\UO Ara i 3S· 69 Clyde Reoo 35·35-70 MlK O'Greov 36·3-70 Jame-s Steir 36·3'-70 Nkll FaldO 36·J.t-70 Tommv N1ke11m1 37·33-70 0 °"9 Sanoe<s 3S·l S-70 Dave StocktOf' 33·37-70 Enc 8 ett.n 37·33-10 Tom lAmort 36·3'-70 Adam Adami 3S·3S-70 Joev S1M1ar 3'·36--70 Jolin Fouol!I l S·3S-70... Oen HattOor.on 34· 36--10 Pettt Jacobwn 3S·3S-10 Howa rd Twlttv 3'·36-70 Oave Eiellelber11er 36·34-70 Bllt Kretzert 36·3'-70 Al G•lberoer 36·34-70 Cni Cnl R0<1t1guu 36·34-70 Lvn Lolt 33·37-70 Scott Watkin' 34·36-70 Run Cocnran 34·36--70 Lerrv Mize 3•·36--70 Boo Bova 34·36--70 Doug Tewell 36·:U-70 John Hamaril< 35·36--71 Frank Conner 31·33-71 Jim Gattaglll!f 37·3-11 6oobv Wadkin\ 37·3'-71 CHar Sanuoo 36·35-11 Martt BrOOI<\ 35·36--71 Merl< Wiebe 37·3-71 Tnomas Lanman 31-ll-71 Jack Renner JS·36-71 Ed S"ttd 33·31-71 Ron111t Btact.. 34-37-71 Larrv Nel1on 33·3&-71 Lon H1n11;1e 37·34-71 Ceoroe Burn\ 34-37-71 M1kt Donald 3S·J6.-7l B•uct Fi•••ner 34·37-71 .>on,. COOi\ 3S· 36-71 Pe t McC.owa" 36·35-11 .Cennv l(noi 31·33-71 C.toroe C•die 36·36-72 JOl'lflnv Miller 36·36--12 T<)l'y S.lt\ l7·3S-7' Pe•er Oo'"'"'"' l6·J6.-n Oevt B•rr JS· 37-72 Barrv Jal!C1<t1 37·35-71 Bob EH twOOd 37·3S-n Greq Powers 3•·3&-72 Oav•d Peoo." 36·36--72 Grill Moodv 36·36-7' Garv 11.•ueot ' 3'·3&-71 w11111 wooa 33·39-n Joe'f Raut" 36·36-71 ""' Corev Pavin 35·37-72 Paul Azlnoer 36·36-72 Tllom1n Grav 35·37-71 &Ht G111uon 36·36-72 Ga rv Hallbl'rg 36·36-72 t<•ltn Fergus 37·35-72 Joo F1eoter 39·3)-12 Ken Grttn J7·3S-72 Da vid PeoPlf\ 31·35-73 Sa mmv Rachel' 36·37-73 Lt nn•e Ciermmr' 33·~13 La nnv W•OIWI\ 35·3&-73 Ma rk Pil!1I 35·38-13 !Kott Simoson 36·37-73 Jim 6ooro\ 37·36-73 Clarence Rose 34·39-73 6 •ll l!lrt11011 38·3S-7J Mll>.t Suthvan JS·31-7J Tommv Ve•entine 36·37-73 R•c k DalPOl 36·37-73 Ker Kelltv 38·36-7' Ra•on l and•U"" 36-38-74 M>t.t Sn'\olll 37-37-74 David Ooron 37·37-7 .. Jom Dent 36·31-74 Mart. Lvt 36·3'-7' Pere Brown J9·3S-74 Wavne L•v• 36·39-75 JC Snu a 36·39--75 Curtis S1tforo 31 37-7S Jodlt Mudd 39· 36-7S Garv MulOwt 37·31-75 Donnie Hammond 36·39-7S George Archer l6·39--1S M1t.e Putnam 39·37-76 Ranav Wall<•r>s 37·39-76 Gene L1tt1er 18·38-76 Mike Mal8\l>.O 39·37-76 Jim Ka nl' •1-36-18 Paul WiH 38·.0-78 Arne Dokka 39 39-78 R•Ck Sorousl' '1 37-78 Jim Petralia la 40-78 M1>"t~ Sandl'r\ 41 39--tQ LPGA Toumamlft1 l•t o-field 8HCll, Fla.I Pat 6rediev JA·ll-67 Petti Rizzo JS·U -67 Sal v L11tle 3J·35-61 Snaron Barrell 34·3'--61 Brl'nda Gotd1m1111 l3·3s.-61 Muffin Spencer D•~lln lS·34--69 Mvra Vall HOOH l3·J~9 Ca rnv Hor~ 36·~9 Oa~ E11~1ing JA-3~9 Ja n Stel>hen,on 36·33-69 Alice Rll1man lS·l S-10 La uren Howe JS·3S-10 Ce tltv Ment 3S·lS-70 J1n1 Crafter n-37-70 Joanne Carner 3S·3S-70 La ur Peter'°" lS·l'S-70 Jo .. ct Karm•t r,., 33·37-70 Stwo11av Ham11n 35·36-71 Jtt 1tvn Britz 38 33-71 Cina .. Hill 36·35-71 Cotlffn Wetkt r 36·35-71 t<.•l,,v 8eor 3S·3'-11 Donne CePOn• l6·3S-71 N1ncv Ruotn 33·3'-71 C.all Hirata 38·35-71 JO o\nn Wnnal'I 38·35-7 Chm Johnson 3S·37-n M11rl McOouoeil 3 .. ·36-77 •o«11n weuon 36·36--n 0.0011 Min•• 3'·3'-77 Alie• Mili.r 4' J7·3S-n J111t Geode\ 3S·37-n M1Hll McGeor1141 lt·U-72 Jull lnklltf 36·36-72 Marlene HH119 3'•36-72 I.Of'• c;.rot ( 1 lS-J7-n Leurt •·nil.er 37 3S-72 Rulll Jttu.., 31·3S-1l Carnv Hanio11 36·37-n lto\•e JOfles l4·J9-7J l il'!Oa H11n1 JS·.»-n Sue Ertl Jt-2.,...13 Bll\v Klllt )7·--1) Ca 1.,.,,.1,.. Pent<l'P. )I l\.-71 0..., ... ""'"" ur·s I.ANDINO lNtW ........ Cll ) -' A1'9 "'s 90 0011110 ) lne.ffnHO I l(~O•n OAVIY'S LOCICI._ tH1woer1 ... <Ill .. 8"'9 .. r\ J7J '°'' tod • cow coo NHL CAMl"lllLL. CONl'ltt•NC.. Smvttll OMliefl w t. T .... GI' GA It°"'°" tQll )I • • eo 1ff lM Caloerv " If 10 " 17, IM WIMI~ It 2l • 44 m 7SO l/1ncouv., 17 ,. • 40 It] 21) KM9t 14 17 9 31 209 24? NWTll OM\lall Minnesota 26 lt • S6 m no Sf LOUI\ 11° u ) 47 llS 200 Chicago " 21 s 43 113 19S Toronlo " 11 • lt 194 1)1 Dt lrolr .. ,. • J6 173 21S WALU GONl'lltlENCE Patrk.11 otvl\lall NY l\landen 31 ti , tA n~ "' NV R1no.t\ ,. 11 5 6J 210 1'1 Pllllaoelollle 11 14 1 .. 113 110 wnnlnoton 2S 21 • Sol '" ... Pi1t,bur9ll 10 )3 s 2S 141 714 N•w Jtr~y 10 3S • 24 136 209 Adami OMIHlll Bl.lffelO 32 13 5 •II 101 160 BoSlon n 14 ) ., 215 148 ~ 21 II s S9 ?3' 179 MoMrte 23 , .. 3 •• Harlloro lS 27 • 3' Tllvn4MV'• Scw.s w'\11n111~ • H•rtloro Z Monlrtat 4 NV R1n1Hr\ 1 Qu.oec S NV "te r>dlrs I T.....,., Gam.s K-. el C1toarv Oetro11 II 8utf1110 Min11t•ota el St Lout\ N•w Jeru v at Edmoolon Toronto 11 Wl\hllli!ton PMa~Ol"l1e e t VlnC'OUVtr NHL A•·Stu ros,.r' WI.LES CONFERENCE Glllte\ Ptte Pfft•n Al Jt n.-n 18' ... 162 20.f Joe Ciretle Rod Langw•v Oenll Potvin Hew JtrMV WHl'llngton Pllll HOUMlv Ro Bouroue Mike O'Conntll Ferwarcts NV lsJenoen ButfeiO Boil on 8osron Barr .. Peoer\on Bol ton Git Pt rru ult Buffalo Don Malonev N'Y Rangeo Maril JOll"ton Hertford M1cne1 Cou•et OuetMc Rici.. M•odlaton BoSlon Brvan Trot11tr NV t1l11noet's M•ll.t Bou v NY Islanders M•li.e Bullard P1t1U>urgn Mat' Nawno ~trta• Br .a" ProPO Ph,tadeli>nla ~ter Stn tnv Oueoec G~BELL CONFERENCE Goallft Murrav 6ant'ef'man Cnoeago Grant Ful"lr Edmonton Kev•11 Lowt Roo Ramaoe Brad Maxwell Paul Cottt .. Doug WJl\on Dave 6aovch Fww1rcn Gtenn Anoenon Lennv McDonald Tonv Tall!• Mark Mn,1er Marcel Ol«WM Jeri Kurri Oen'' Severo Sttve Yzerme n Rick Valve Brien Bellow\ JOlln Oorodnlct Wavne GrelU'I' WresttlM HIGH SCHOOL Eomon1on SI LOUIS MinnHOl6 Eomonton Chocago Winnlpeo Edmonton Cal9arv \la11couver Edmonton Kines Eomonron Chlcaoo Detroit Toronto M1n,...~t11 De troll Eomonton FIUflfaln V~ li, H~ IMdl 11 11»-Becll (H6) o Nllao, 2 4S 107-ElDlnoza lHBl o OuBourdleu 245 I l-St•vt1nl (FVI d Buow o. 77·7 121-StrK h (F V) o Remtrez, >'00 l1e-Han1en IH61 al!< Uvtt.•wa, I·& 13•-Kennev 1FV) a Camooe11 I) O 14'>-Rou IHBI oec Birk l>·l 141-l'rerico !Fiil o fret0 13S 156-0'Conner IFll1 dee Rato.hsnam 7·4 167-Wtsterm an 1HB) dee Well\, 7· I 117-ElCol>edo IH6) o Aguirrf , H ? 193-H•rrl\on IFV) d Szeoo, 11·1 Hwt -"branaml !FVl o Ranote. 1 ~ lrvtne 51, Estenda 1 loo-<11111io Ill ..,on ov torten 107-Elurne (I) o Slulltev. S6 114-Statelv (I) di< Stanevk ll, 15·1 171-<onlvn 111 won DY forfeit 121-Franto. (II won bv lortell 134-Lekl 111 di< Fardtlle 1·7 140-Hlleflcoc" Ill won Dv lorttll 147-Knuoson (El dee Solo, 1 1 156-Walters IE I di< Kenleria 11 2 169-0 lez Ill die Smlll'i, 10 1 111-Raoo (I) o Gelvin. S S7 193-Kiuter I o Certlllt I IS Hwt -Mover Ill D Wtvt<" 27 Caohtr•no ValtY ll, San o.m.m. 2' IOC>-Mc1n1vre !SCI dee P1trl1t10 '10·5 107-<lark (CV) oec Fleeman. 7-6 ll._Frv ISCl o Mll19r. 3 21 111-Wal\11 (CV) won bv forfeit 121-lge (C V) o Klrll, 3 lS 13~born <CV) o Kamm I.JO 140-Cwtrt' (CVJ oec Pautsln 1·7 147-6rown ((VI o Youno, 2 •S IS6-Roo1n,on !SCI dK Fllzoelrki., IS·1 161-Bevertv I SCI di< Benoit, 6· s 177-Ca r1>1nt•r (CV) lied Ov•'°"· 8·1 19·3-Wolln !CV I o Ledger. 1.47 Hwt -Bavteu fSCJ o Wallner, JI Fi.Id hCKk•V HIGH SCHOOL N-oor1 HarbW i, Mtrlt\I 0 NewPO•t •~o•C>o• Konno Falt I ~tz l"ounteln ValleY 4, Wtitmlnltw 0 Founta•n va111v \CO<'l!lll Rosa l Scen1en Glrh '°'e« HIGH SCHOOi. CtreN Oii Mar 4, • Ulf'(la 0 C.orona del Mer 'cor1n11 Rooen '.i. Brown I &dis.on 2. Hu~ haClt 1 ~ol'on "orlllfl We1u1111. I K e111110 1 Huntington 8tach \.COf'inO F'•rnell I u.s p,.. lndOor c .............. , ~ .. IMMI """9t 8rad Ont.r't IU S l dlf JONn llri.k ISovtll Africa) 1·6, 6·2, Jlmmv Anes CU') dti H11n1 Ciutllhtrdl CSw1t1.,1ano1. ~1 • 1, 7 6 Tome•~ ((zKhot.loYt kMI) o.f 8ulCll Watt• IU S J 4•6, ,.,, 6·2. Wl)ll• '~ (PoftMI Ml ~ Tntl'f"man CU..S l 1·6, J •6 • •. lvlfl t.tndl (Ct~a.klel llff Tim Gulttil.on CU.$ I, 6-1, .,.,, Jolflr. McElll'ot IU S) dlf Scoff 0.1tl• CU U ... 1, ' 2, Ytnnldl Hoell IFrencel d9I ~ltinrl L9COl'llt (Fr1nc.i, 7 ' t l . "ol T .. l\Cfl•' IU SI dlf l!!rk. Korll1 CU~). 7•6, 6-i PAO &OWL ROSTl!AS NtrC Offl'INSE Wit -Jt"'-' Lofton, C.rH" Oev. Mtllt Oultk. Pl'illadllol'ile, • •ov G.rMn. 11.1 U>ub, 11 Clllrlle arown, Wallllnlllon TE -Paul Collm•ll. t;,rffn Bav, • DCM! CDiblt, OallH T -Mlt..t ~tnn, Atlanta. Joe Jacobv. Woh11111ton, ll•J•dlll SM!,.,, R•m• Ci -Kent H•, ltaml, Ruu <;r1.~m, WHlllngton. •·R.C Tfllei.m.M, All•nla C -J•ff Bollie, Wnhhw11on, 11 Lerrv McCt rren, CrMn 9.., Q8 -Joa Th41lmlnn. Wtllllnoton, " Joe Monttne San Frenclt<o RB -Erl< 04dltne11. Item\. WJHlem Al'!Or1w1, Altanta, 11·Tonv Donall OallH , a Weller Pavton, Chica90 OEfflNSI E -LH Roy Selmon Temoe Bay Ed Jones Dalla• T -Doug EnoH•n. Oetrou. Raodv Wlllte, Dalla•, •·De~ Buu . WHlllnoton 0L8 -Llwrenct T evlol N•w York Giants, HU911 Grffi\, Tamoa Bev •·Rlektv Jeck.on N-Ori.an• MLB -Mike Sl"9ietery Cnicevo. 11· Harrv Carton. New Yori< G1en11 S -Mark MUfotiv WHn1ng1on Ne&a.11 Cremwll, ltaml, •·Ow1gnt H•<k•, $111 Fr•nci1eo C8 -Ronn•• Lott San FrenciK o , Eveuon WaUs D1llH , A·Mart. Ha•na•. New Vorl< Gle nr1 PK -"11 Ht 11·Sll4ltlo;h. Nrw York Giant\ Punt• -Carl Bira~ng, St Lou1\ r<ie1..-returner -Btllv Jonnton Atlanta AFC OFfEHSE WR -Cerio\ Car.on r<anlu Cllv, Cr11 COlllMworlh, Cincinnati, •·Wu Cnanoier. San Oleoo. x·M4rk Ou1>1r. Miami TE -TOdd Cllrl1t.n~. Re!Mn. 1· IC.tllen Wln110w. Sen D1tQO T -Anlnonv Munoz. Cincinnati, Marvin Powell, New Vork Jets, x·Brlan Hollowev. New Engle nd G -John Hannah, New Engl1no, Cnrl1 Hinton, Benlmor•, a·Ed Newman, Mia mi C -Dwight Stei>Oen10n. Miami. •·Mike weo,ter. Pi1111>urgh QB -Dan Marino Mlern1 •·Oen Fout\ San OitQO RB -Earl CamPOei• Hou\lon, Curt ~.., Sealllt, a·Tonv COll1nl New Eng land.a-Jot Cribb\, 6utf110 DEFENSE E -Douo Sellers Miami, H-i. L-. lteiden 1t·Marll Gn tineeu Ntw York Jtll T -Boo Beumtiower Ml1ml Freo Smerln 6utfel0, "·Jot Kltcl<o Ntw YOf'k Jtll OLB -Cn1p Ben1<1 Clt•elenc:t, Rod Mar11rt, llelden; ll• Tod Hlftdr1cU, ltelcltf-1 MLB -Jeck. Lemoert P•llllluroh. • R anov Gr adl\111r, Denv•r S -Oeron Cnerrv "-•n•H C1tv r<ennv En •ev. S.11t1e, •-Vam McEir.v. Reldtn. CB -C.arv GrH n, Ken\a1 C1tv, Lastw Hl'lft, Raiden a ·Lou•l Wr111nr. Denver PK -Carv Anaer~n P111W)urgh Pun111r -Rici! Camaritto N-E11Qla no IC:1CO.·rerurnef' -Gt'ff ,.ruin, Raldw\. •--denotfl •nerve Slrl CondlflOnS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA c;<>LOMINE -2•·36 oeorn, Packeo POwdtt'WIO cu\tom l cnair' ex>eret1ng MOUNT AIM HIGH -1•·36 oeorn PICll ea PO•der ano men-ma0t • chain SNOW SUMMJT -17·36 OfPlll PaC~fe~e. hlrd PICll turn.no \Ol t one lriote Cf)a1r end two w rlact '''" 00111 on "''"° nokl l!IOttEAL -No "•w •· lO·loot Ollf oroomeo 10<"1ng, l•vt cna ln end 1wo ,ur· lace 1tf1s. SUGU &OWL -No new e· IS·foot t>e~e tirm oack a lld oroomt'd thrM oouo1t·cne1r\ a nd an acceu 0011<101• TAHOE DONNEil -No new 2·5 toot oasr grooml'd hli.G a no oacl<eo, two cna1fl a nd one surface hft NORTH ST AR -No new 3·9 1 toot oase oroomeo and oec~eo lull o~ration ALPINE MEADOWS -No new 6 13 loot Dase. oeOl<e·loot Diile, groomed, titled and firm Pac~ed. thrtt chairs and thrtt 'urtact 11115 SOUAW VALLEY 11.200 It I -No "ew, 1·9·toot 1>u11. groomeo a nd firm o.c1o;eo cable car o~• and 13 chair' SQUAW VALLEY 16,200 ft J -No n11w. I ,.3•, toot t>eu groomed ano llrm Packeo live cnalr\ end two lurlact 11111 TAHOE SKI BOWL -No new I ~ 9 loo• lies. oroomeo firm oack and sorlno one trlote cllair one aouole cna.r and 011e surface lilt HEAVENLY VALLEY -No new 4 »6·1oot oast, o•oomeo end firm oace..eo tram. five troote cnairs ,,_ doull'e cneor\ ano thrtt surface loll\ SKI INCLINE -No ne w 3 4 toot base oroomtO firm Dack lur,,1ng lOft S•• Cl'a.rs MT. ROSE -No new • 9 loot Dase granula r ano oroe>n'19d. ttvff t ha1n ECHO SUMMIT -No new t> ' tool oese, groomed ano tltteo two doullle cneir' end one surfac• ••fl SIERRA SKI RANCH -No new S > loot oase, \Pring ano groomed. n111t chair\ DODGE lllOCiE -No new 2·3 >·IPOI bale, groomeo \Mino lour cna1r1 on wino !'>Old n1ursCS.Y's trans.act!Gns BASEBALL am.nun Laa~ ANGELS-S1gM<1 00119 Corbitt and M10.e W " 01rcnen to one ·v••r contrac••. Juen 8en1Qur1 outt,.1oer 10 • two·vter COl'tract and Geoff Zahn oltc,,... BAL TtMORE ORtOt..ES-S1gneo Miii• BOOd•Cl<tr 01tcr>er to a on•·11ear contract ano Lenn Sa"•'• ,,,f,pldt• 10 a lwo·vear cont•ac • CLEVELAND INOtAN~-S1gneo Ron HHwv ca1cner 10 e tnrtt veer contract ano R ct.. Bllhtnna o•rcner to • one ve•r contract MINNE SOT A TWINS-Sig'*' John Butene• and M1lu1 Walter\ o•tcners. Dave e noie Catdl~ eno T •C'll Wiison and MIU Hart, outfit~' NEW YORK YANKE ES-Named Jeff M•noold strang111 and cor>dll1on1ng coacll SEATTLE MARINERS-Announced •nal Sttvt Htndar\On oulllekler. l"IH •11r..o 10 term• oa 1 one veer contreet TORONT O BLUE JAn S~g...O •ov I.ff JaC:kiOll. oltc,,.r to • one·v•ar con tract Natlonat Laatu• CtNCtNNA Tl 1u:o s -Announceo ""'" mentt with Frank Pu tore, ollcri.r. on a tour nar <'Oflltttt, end e ruct 8trenvt •no Cllerlle Puleo, ollcht'n Tonv Pert&. fif \t otltm1n and Nlo Eu111t..v. llllrd lll•ema n. 10 ont vaar con1rec1, NEW YORK M£ H -S•11nfll Oe"nv Hffl> fl''' oa""°''" ~lfl~r 10 • one· veer contract PITTSIUAGH PIRATE!i-ltt1clled e11rff~h wun JOM T11001 D••<llff, on e lwo·vear conlracl and R111 Kr1we1vk, o•t<"lr '"° OobOv e onl "' 0..11..,otr Oll on.· vear contractt HOCltlY Nt"9MI HIClleY L.._.. NML-wt~ ~rl\ rYt u.., Of ll\4t Edmonton 0. '"' lot ~·· g1me' \.0$ "NGELES KINGS-R1u~lld 11•1 0 Owff' c.-it•, lrt\l'r\ Nt"' 111v.,.. o1 ttt. A~l(.en Hoell•• L11oue PtTT$8UltGH P(NGUINS-Ac<:twad 11. .... ., McC•rtlly, deff'l\efT\4111 lrom l~e Ve~Ollvtt C11'1l;(llJ In tJ(heflW 100' e 111.ro · roums dl'alf O•Ck l'OOHA~t. UftltM S•1H l'Ml'ball l.Ntue MtCHtOAN P.t.NTHCIU--,111Mt ,,,.,.. S•tllley, c~Cl'I. •o • mulll·'rMr con1ract, Mlllt cooo. tltfll el\CI, 10 • ,.,It, of 011t Y'ttt ColllrtC'!t llTrCJU9ll tlll tfl6 lHMI" PtttSBURC,H MAULE9'~s·onecr Tim AllM 'ffftv Anthem among favorites Manzanlllo race to start Saturday from San Diego By ALMON LOCKABEY a..., ........... ,.. .. five local yachts arc among the 44 cmncs awaiting the startrng signal otT Point Loma Saturday at I p.m. fonhe fifth biennial San Diego-to-Man· tanallo race. Om! of the local cnmcs. Roaer MacGregor's 65-foot Anthem, wall also be among the five top rated boats which will be fighting for first to finish at the end of the I .2()()..m1lc down- wind course. Besides Anthem. the other local entnes are Tomahawk, John Arens, Balboa YC Encore, Joe Hoffman. Bahia Coonnth1an YC; Ms 81u1 HalT) Thompson. Balboa YC. ana Nalu. Peter Grant. Ncwpon Harbor YC Manzamllo race entries: Acev Oucev (Sant• Cruz·SO), Herman Moniz. Santo Cruz YC; Anlt>em 1MacGr111or·6S), R~ MecGreoor. Lido Ille YC, APP'-Pi. <Stnrt C.ruz·40), Lawrtna M. 5cn.cler, Calilornla YCI Bl•~ll. Swen IS&S·•O), Huoll Beattv. COf'onade YC. Brllll !Ptltrso,.·'81, Douo Pet1r\Otl, S.n OllOO YC, ~rooke Ann (Nel1on/Marll\·40l, Jonet, Brldon, Martin, California YC, Cadenza (Ptler.on·40l, Cart Elcnellleub. Sen OllOO YC, Cf'l«kmate (Peter\Ol'l·SSI. Monie Llvlnoston. o .. Rev YC. ConQUftl (Ptterson·4.3l, Moreno, Perin. Wil10n Long BlaCl'i YC, Cv11nul !S&S·47), NG Scnmllf Soulh Bav Yacnl Recln9 Ctuo Eart of Mar ISanre Cruz-SOI. Kiri! Erskine, MonltrlV Pe>n1ns1;ta YC, EcllPH (Net.on· Mar•k·'3l BenrtalCll Croucl\ Sen Dl900 YC, Encore ... !Cnance-54). JoWPll Holtma n, B1nlt Coor111thl1n vc Eo•c IC&C·'3), Ea Meumueitet, Cor1n1111e n YC ISealllel. Free Wneeler (SHt llOOD MMM AuoctelH , Coronado VC lllu11on 1Peterson·43l. Ed McOowtU, K11>11 Harbor YC, Ka•llmanou !Santa Cruz·SO) John Lenoon Sen D•tQO YC, Mtr11n ILH 611. Terrv Llnoenfllder, San Otego YC, Miramar (70·11 ltttcn>. JOfln Scrloos. ~n 0 •'90 YC. Ml Btu lFrt<l·Sl l. Harrv Tnomoson, 8elbol vc Naiad (Farr·•SI Wiiiiam UnoerwOO<I, Santi Baroera vc. Natu 144·11 sloool. Peler Cr1flt, NewPOrt H1rbor YC, NOIO<IOUI (0t\on·40) Scott Pine, Senta Cruz YC, Octavia (Santa Cruz·SOl, St ewer I Kr11. Sa nta Cruz YC. Prtdlclou• 1Ptterson·•11 Arnolo Net.on. 0111 Rtv YC, Promotion !Santa Cru z·40), RandOloh RIPen . Santa Cruz YC. Quester lS&S·4 .. I, Kenneth Ott, San Dleoo YC. Ramoa9e CKautman·39), Pnllllo FrMdman Wlnd1amm•n YC, Retla11ct !N .. 1on1Mart1<·401. Or nnis Conner. Kerrv Geragl!lv San Ole go v c. Sae le fNti,on Merek·41l. Rogelio Perlioo, Acaoulco YC Saga I Nel\on Marek ·641, Baker. Btrkul, Writer Long Beach vc. Salsiouedol !S&S·431. Frtdllnck Frve, Sen Diego YC, Sanovlnd (Farr-411, Jtreto Jensen, MetroPOlltan YC (Qak11no) Sntnkanw n (Kihara ·lfl. Meurlee B•t llfltlO YC. Soectrum !Pt1er10n·4?> Rot:>ert SO<"log, San Dieoo YC, Sw1ttsur• 1Fren·S81 Sv 1Cla1nmen. San 0 1tQO VC Sw1fl\ur1 111 IN.iwn Mar-"·611. Nick Freztt San O•eoo YC, T1mt>er WOii IFerr·lll, t.errv Atkins Caon io Beach VC, Tomenawk (Holland·• I• Jonn PeoiOw Soutnwestern YC. Tomellltwk (Frer\·Sll John Aren•, B•lbol vt, Trav•HO INet\on Merek-4-41, Ron Kunlf Oclel\$10f YC UbDH I !Santa Cruz·S21, Rowe, At>renam. Ell 1. Newiaort Herbar 'JC , Ye Turi..o !Pt•trlOI' •71 Gtcl<oe An1..,r. Pllclttc.Marin.t-1 YC • • NHYC to host new event 'Challenge Cup' willfeature- top skippers 8) ALMON LOCK.ABEY Oelly l'ht lloettno Wrftlf Ne\\ pon Harbor Yacht Club does not la) claim to being the best )acht club tn the nauon. but oftlc1als ha ve conceived a new )'acht1ng regatta for the purpose of determining which club is .. home to the best racing '.>atlors:· ., The cv<.'nt. scheduled April 11-14, will be known as the U.S. Yacht Club Challenge Cup, fcatunng top sailor$ from selected yacht clubs, according to Commodore John S. Griffith Jr. fhc fi v<.'-race series\\ 111 be sailed in 1den11cal New York-36 sloops, carry· 1ng crews of eight, and will be held on l'loscd courses between the Newport Pier and the Santa Arut Ri ver Jetty. Boats will be furnished by local owners. The winner w1ll be declared the best }acht club an the U.S. (at least for th<.' current )ear). The competition was dreamed up after an article an a national boattng magazine described the Nev. York Yacht Club and the St. rranc1s Yacht Club of San Francisco as the l'-'O Best )acht clubs in the country. Co-chairmen of the new regatta will be Bill Ficker. former America'i1 Cup defender. and Bill Palmer•Jr., two- 11me member of th<.' U.S. Clipper \up <.'fies an Hawau . and a member of la~t ~car'!I U.S. Admiral's C'up team in England. .\feature of the regatta will~ that any sailor who has won an America's Cup. an Olympk gold medal. the C'ongres!iont1I Cup or a world cham· p1onsh1p an an Olympic class will nol tx eligible to serve as helsman in the 1cgana. Late goal gives Edison 2-1 win Kath) 81efeld convened a comer kick lalC tn the M:<'Ond half 10 ii"C the Edison High 11rls soccer team a 2-1 Sunset Lcaaue ''IC'tOI) over H uni· in1ton Beach Thursd.a). Fd1son' othrraoal came 1n the fi"' holffrom Kim Waluhk. In a Sea View~ uc match. Mana Rogc~ tallied thr~ goab anJ P11&1 Brown Ont' as Corona dcl Mar blanked Estancia. 4.0. CdM 1~ ~-1 -1 1n le .ut nnd q.3.3 O\'t'mll, , Kent Pierce to lead Board of Realtors Hunungton Beach Realtor Kent M. Pierce, a partner in Coat• & Wallace Real Estate, has been elected pf('stdent of the 1,500 member Hu.ottn1ton Beacla/Foutalo Valley Board of Realtors. Pierce. who has ~n a member of the board stnce 1972, is the first salesman (non-broker) to serv( as president of the board since 1t was founded tn 1960 01hers sen mg v.1th him mclude· Robert L. Noble, firs1 vice president. F. James Ewing, second 'ice pres1dent/MLS chairman, R.L. Kirkland, sccretaf}/lrcasurcr. D1rec1ors arc Nancy Rhyme, Elaine Stephens, Charlene Rosslpol, Stan Sabin and Da.o Hoppy .• . ... Hellonetic1, 1Dc. of Ir\ me has announced 1hat Gen. Davld C. Jone. (U.S. Air Force, Ret..) wh o served as chairman of the Joml Chiefs of Staff from Jone 197810 June 1982. ha~Joined the company's board of directors. In his capacity PIERCE JONES DIMINO BRACKETT as chairman ol the Jomt Chiefs. Gen Jones sen-\!d as the senior m1hlaf} advisor to the president, the Nauonal Secunt} Council and the secretary of defense. Helioneucs 1s a h1gh-technolog} firm • • • Orange Count> attorne} Franklin J. "Bud" Dimino was recently elected chairman of the board of the Bank of Sa.o Clemente. Dimino is one of the founders of the bank and a member of the original board of directors. Dim mo 1s a San Clemente resident. . ~ .. Ungo Real Estate, a Laguna Beach-based real estate firm. has joined Homerlca's national broker-to-broker transferee counselling and referral system as an affiliate member. The Homenca system 1s a method of gaming national affiliation and a larger share of the relocation market without reliriquishmg ownership of a firm or without becoming part of a nauonal franchise chain. Bo Brackett sen es as Lingo relocation director. • • • Rlck Miyamoto of Anaheim Hills has been appointed sales manger of Orange County for Shearson/ Americaa Expreu Mortgage Group Corp. Prior tOJOtningShearson almost a year ago, Mi yamoto was the director of marketing and sales for Boalevard Development, an Orange Count} residential builder. In his new position. Mi yamoto will be admm1strat1vc liason for the staff of 13 loan representatives at the Tustin office. He will also be responsible for the sales efforts in 1hat office. ••• Cappy Dobbs Development Co. Inc. recently appointed Lenac, Warford, Stone. Inc. of Newport Beach to handle its adverusing and public relations acti vi tics. Capp) Dobbs is currently 1 n vol ved m the development of more than 400.000 square feet of medical and professional office space in south Orange County. • • • Ratel Electronics of Sao Jose bas purchased a S.1-acre slte in tile lrvlne lndastrtaJ Complex and will consolidate three Southern California facilities into a new 70.000-square-foot building later this year. Sale of the S 1.6 million site from The lrvlne Compa.oy ~as arran~ed by_ James Cunningham and RJcJl.ud HodgH of McCarter·Burke's Irvine office. Ratel assembles and distributes electronic components for thl' military and electronics mdustl) • • • PacUlc Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Newpon Beach rece1\ ed the gold award from United Way of Orange Count} nonh/~outh for record contributions given b> employees dunng the 1983 ca~pa1gn. The gold a"ard is the highest award gi ven b} 1hc United Way to recognize achievement of 100 percent of potential contnbutions from employees. This amount equals approximately one hour's pay per month per emplo)ec Pacific Mutual employee contributions totaled nearl} $137.000 in 1983 an 18 percent increase over the p1ev1ous }ear. • • • Robert E. HaUlwell rI has JOIOed loternaUonaJ Financial Planning Groop of Newport Beach as \ice president in charge of admm1stra11on. announced Glen.n D. Woody, president and founder. I FPG provides financtal planning for individuals. companies and corporate executives. • • • Gloria Zigner & Associates has received three outstanding a'Wards from the lnlernational A11oclatloo of Fain & Expositions for cfTons made in adven1sing and public relations dunng the 1983 Orange County Fair. ,~OU TLOOK ~-'-~_4 _ _ OrMge Coat OAtlY PILOT!Ff'tday, olanuary 21.1'914 88 COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS 8-;7 The.year in business Every year about th1s time, ntwspapers uy 10 take stock of the comm uni ties around them. / t 's a normal human condition. Call it curiosity. We try to determine where we are in the overall scheme of things. how far we have come in the preceding year and what the coming J 2 months mighr bring. But trying to chart mankind's progress is an imprecise science. What is considered progress ro one.is a threat to the en vironmenc to another. Sometimes we don 't see all that is there or fail ro ask the properQut$Uon. To changt the focu1. we tried to c8,1nge the perception this year. We asked tbeopfoion makers, the leaders of our TeSACCtivecommunitiestosharetbeiropinionsoo 1983 with us and ro make their mosr expert predictions on the future. Yesterday we looked at the outlook for educa cion and for ibe s1.K cities alolll the OrangeCoasc. TodayweaskedCbamberof Commerce leaders to Bi ve their view ofOranse Countybusiness. 1 Progress in a very big 'small town' Down town project seenas a key f ri HB --- By ROBERT DA VIS Generally. the City of Huntington Beach 1s progressing rap1dl} as tt pertams to the business ch mate. This view 1s shared b} the Chamber of Commerce but wit h certain reser- ' ations pena1n1ng· to individual categories. It 1s unfair to judge progress wtthoul breaking it down into specific artas. In 1983 the C'lt) Council approved the Downtown Development Plan (operating as the Redevelopment A.gency) as we.II as the Specific ~l~n. Potentially this was a very pos111ve move forward and was the necessary sequential step to form the structure needed for actual development tn the future. Man}' roadblocks remain before meaningful change occurs. Property owners must agree on values and tn many cases join together 1n Joint ventures. This will be a process takmg additional time and considerable ncgouauon The Redevelopment <\gene} (Cit) Council) must pru~ent- 1) e"aluatc proposed projects wathtn the predc~rmmed gu1dehnes and continue to allow various opinions and pos1t1ons to be voiced. Interested community and business groups must continue to monitor all proposals and provide advice and input along the way. The first step has been taken. but much work hes ahead. Real estate development 1s pro- gressing at this point af\cr a "er) sluggish penod. Individual housing is being provided and com~erc1al and industrial development 1s on the increase. Continuing controversy re- mains between the developers. the ecologists and go .. cmment agencies The business community generall:r frcls the restnrtions imposed and the approvals required, although essen- tial. are too stringent. There are var) mg philosophies in Huntington Beach ranging from a zero growth attnude to a total pro-development posture. The community has been referred to repeatedly as a "small town with a large population." Com- pans1ons often arc drawn to Costa Mesa. Irvi ne and Ne\\pon Beach which are heavily involved in the development of commercial and (Plea.ae .ee HUNTINGTON/86) --- Mlr ........... ., ........ "-lllr The downtown redevelopment loolll8 u a major Bunt!1icton Beach project. Newport chamber forecasting banner business year in 1984 By CAROL J. SOUTH An optimistic econom ic picture and a projec1ed banner year for busine-ss in 1984 was projected by the Newpon Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors al their recent annual meeting. The Chamber of Commerce in a community 1s often acknowledged as an accurate barometer for the busi- ness community it represents. In 1983. the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce realized the la~est increase tn new memberships 1n tts 75-year history. Concurrently, the businesses m Newpon Beach benefited from an economy that was rapidly improving . The same rate of growth is expected to continue in 1984 for the Newpon Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Although due in part to the improv· mg economy. much credit for the growth belongs to the fact that Newport Beach is one of the most desirable locations to conduct busi- ness in Orange County. Even with the rapid development ot the neigh- boring cities. the unique quality offife in Newport Beach continues to draw professionals. entrepreneurs and businesses of quaht} to the c1l}. The comm unit) ofNcwpon Beach as a whole benefits from the influx of business. Companies moving into Newpon Beach add to the tax base for the cit)' and those whose businesses are not located in Newport Beach. circulate dollars while conducting business in the city. Revenues to Newport Beach from the business communll}' contribute to a bcaJthy financial balance for the ci 1y's budget. .\s a result. Newpon Beach is able to fund the eAcellent police and tire protcc11on sen ices which help ensure the high quaht) of life within the community The financial impact of the 1984 Summer Olympics on Newport Beach cannot be overlooked. Although the advent of the Games did not pla) a part in the 1984 financial plans of the Newpon Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce, it will have a favorable financal influence on the hospitality industry in the city "No room at the inn" already is being reported b} local hotels for the ume of the Ol)mp1c Games. Res- taurants and other businesses m the area will benefit financially from the "npple" effect of the money spent by (Pleue eee NEWPORT {88) .. .---------------------------------------------------------------..., :~ Orange County mortgage rates BALLOON ADJUST- ABLE lender ContecUPhone Founders S&L Nettle Bathune (213) 295-3161 Cal America S& L Fay Nadel (714) 778-4922 Pomona First Federal Don Mead (71 4) 621-3071 lender Contect/Phone Weyerhaeuser Mortgage Ed Becker (714) 835-1706 Southwest S&L Timmy Ing (213) 938-7800 Coast Fed. S&l Don Phares (714) 832-9363 Rates quoted are tor alngle-tamlty, owner- occupied hom•, bought w1th a 20% down payment. Each example Includes three of the top ten0er1, u selected by Prime Rating Inc Atl Jenden have been ranked by Interest rate. point•. term• end fees. If a lender requtrea PMI (Private Mortgage lnauranc:e) It hu been calculated Into the Interest rate shoWn All i.ndert wet• updated and ¥erlfled Jan. 23, 1984 FIXED thowl the tradlttonlJ long-term fixed-rite mor1gage. BALLOON mortg~ require the borrower to reflnanct the loan or pay the balanc. wtthln a few year& An ADJUST ABLE mortgage carries I varlabi. lnte t rate. adjutted 9V9fY rew month• 1 Indicated Int. Amon. Due M8xlmum Rete Pta. Yra. Yra. loen 12.500 2.0 30 15 $250.000 12 750 20 30 10 $150,000 12 750 2 00 30 5 $200,000 Int. Amorl. Int. Mui mum Rete Pta. Yra. AdJ. Cep Loen 9.875 30 30 12 mo 0 $250,000 10375 25 30 1 mo. 5 $150,000 10 soo , 5 30 6mo 5 $300,000 Cap It the max1mum petcont lnereut In lnt.-..t rate over the term of the Joan. Note: Information on mortgage tending In Orange County 11 provided by Prime Ratf ng Inc. of S.UMllto. The rates Jor this parlel U.t are derl\19d from Prime Rating'• data bue of mort t.ban 350 ~ In Calltoml• TheM lenders control about 00% of aource money avaJlabte for real 911ate loenl ln the ltl1e. Mor1~ broken are not lnctuded in the data bue. More lnfonnatton may be obtained tor 1 •• by catltng Prime Rating, toll tree. It (800) 832·9999. The Ody Pilot 8CCltPt• no rMPOMlbtllty tor the .Prime Rat ng repor11. • . ·: . -· -- I 86 OrangeCo OUTLOOK '84 L.-=-----=---------=---= -.--~-=------- Laguna projects huge increase in tourism in 1 984 Olympics visitors may s t ay around to see Art Colony By JIM LYON In I YI< l l al(una &al h 11.a\ tor IUllJll• OclilU\l' !Ill' l(Ollllfllll tn d1la10r' rneJ'>uring 1he pul\l' ol hu\1ne\'> rel{t\ll'rnJ ta' or a hi~ lur lhl' t 11\ lompart•d to uthl'I part' 111 1h1· countr) I a11.una 11.a' 11nl\ 'lrghlh c1lkltl'd b~ the UP'> anu do .... II\ ot the nallllllJI econrim\ It'\ true .,..t. tlo not ha\l· J \ largl' an.1nJu,inal ta\ ha\c J\ nthu tllll·\ hu111.( haH· lx·nl"l"t1l·d Imm Im' h~al unemplo)ml'nl rail•\ \omt: 1n ll'fl'\llng hU\Hlt'\\ dl•\ l lop- mrnt\ ha't.' talo.l•n pla,t· ""er tht• pa'I lt:11. 'ears fl\lal \-l·.tr 19XI rl•\l'31\ 1ha1 Laguna B~·a<.h hau I '12 hu.,rnt:'' lrtcnses 1\\ut:d thill produtl'd SI lfJ JOl.000 1n '>ak'> In fi-.cal H'Jr I 4X2 I ]311 hU\IOl'\\ lrl l'll\C~ l\\Ul'd did $111 1nooo<1 1n ltx:al W\ahlt \Jin 1ran!M.!1I1un\ .~.fan' of thl· l1ll'n'>l'' art· hdd h~ rnd1" rd.uah 1 n \Ul h profc'>\1un~ a\ real l'\late agent'. art\ and lfalh an1.I ol hl'r \Ingle propnctor~ So 1he ratro ot the Man) of lhl· 'l\ltor~ tu< .1ldorn1,1 1n 1984 Mii fed thn Jlrt·.11.h kno\.\ Laguna fkat.h due 1u ihl' IJt 11h.1t 11u1 prumu11o n..il and ad\l'rll'>tlll! m.i· 1enal '' nu11. J1'>trrbuted nat1on .... 11k and tnterna11onall\ through l·on· <,ulate!>. emba'>'>lt:'> tour manager\. and man) othl·r '>JPPtlfl group\ I bellevl· I 984 \huulJ tx· 11u1 · (iood\.\ Ill Yt·<H " "'e \.\Ill \t't: mam n.:11. faLt·'>. ma,tx· nl'n '>tr..ingt· J\\lll hul v.e <,hould n.·nH·rubl·r tht') .trl' 'l'>ltnr' A "'arm 'milt: -" hanJ- 'hal..e -.ind "'l'lu1ml· · JU'I ltlo.t· \1om anJ Dal.I U\l'd to do '' h1•11 J 'tranger '>topJ:H:d h~ ~h crv)tal hi.Ill tort·rn-.1 tor I 11~4 " 1ha1 Laguna Rl'i.llh '>houlll tontinut· it., upwarJ d1111h 111 l<llal l<nahk ~111·, tran-.acttoni,h' 'I 2rx·rn·nlcl\t:r llJl'll f 11un\m l'> \hl'. (1nh major rndU\lr\ Ill i.Jgun.i Bl'ad1 and LOntrrhu1t•\ a largl· t hunl.. to tht• lit\ lrl'<t~Ur\ 1n 'ari•ru\ 1a\t''>. r:.11 11 ,, 1mponant 1ha1 ...,,. noumh anJ protn 1 tht'> .. gollll'n egg \ hl·ahh\ and aggrn'>nl' hU\llll''>' u1mmun1.\\ I\' 11al tu the 1.Ton11111\ of l aguna liealh .ind I kd \.\t' :.iH· on J ro<id tu bcltl'f \IITTt'' tor U'> ;,ill I 4X4 \houlJ tx· gr.:<i\ tor our l It\ /rm J 1011"1u·naal managt•r n/ rite I Jguna Ht'Jth < hJmhc:r vi C 11111- macc .incl< 111t ·\~\Ot1<1t1un -----~---~--------~~----..._.~--------------r------------~~--:7 0.., .....,, pftolo by IUc,..,d Ko.fl.., Laguna'• popular Pageant of the Mastera baa done much to encourage tourism ln the Art Colony. Irvine growth will continue; jobs mounting By VANCE C. SIMONO JR Amid the lorecast5 ol a rnn11nu1ng nauonal and regional e<.·onom1c up- \wing. prudence drctatci. pcnod11.. recognnron of trends and other fac- tors underlying the n·covcry now under way. In 1981 Irvine was rccogn11ed as one ot the 10 moc;t desirable ut1cs 10 the nation rn which to hvc It was al!>O determined to haH one of thl· three ta~tc'>t-growrng population~ 1n the ' <itate. Add1uonally, the Southern < alr- fum1a A~soc1a11on of Government' has prcd1Cted that Irvine wall pro\ 1dc more new JOb~ b) the turn of the century than an) other Cit) in the count~. some 104.000. Over 70000 now live in Irvine and an ad<l111onal 70.000 come here datl) to earn their Irving. Both numbers wall more than double 1n the forc!>Ceablc future. The <.hallcngc ts not only to steer \uch growth toward prospcnty for local commercial enterprises bul to matnta1n the high qualrt) of life of local workers and resident<, Some of the growing pain'> arc already tn C\.tdcnce. Technical lndu•trie• keep a grip on Irvine'• economy. mcnts contrnuc to open. tndudrng moderatel) priced rental housing. In rne·s bedrock rndustnc'i b1omedrt1al 1nfonnat1on and 'om- municatron\ technolog~ -arc pos- 1l1oncd for t.·~plo'i1ve growth rn the ·sos. New year has new look for Fountain Valley chamber In the four years I have n:s1ded and worked 1n ll"\-tne. m\ commute time has doubled I find m)scll '>topp<:d at red lrght w11h cars backed up in all d1rc<.tionlrll ~arce or unavailable Man\ .. mall merchants feel c;1rangkd h~ high rent\ and 1solauon '>pawned h> the ··village shopping concept"' and ar1..· fcl!rful of new comPt"t111w commen:1lll dc.,.dopment. Irvrne'c, grcatec,t a'i\el. however, be)ond 1\\ loc.auon, fr1.·l·way and a1rpor1 ane'>'>. the unl\Cr\lt~ anti rt'i capacny for dcvelopm<.'nt lte-. rn 1t'i human resource~ "Jo m1d-s1n·d c11y'sgo"ern1ng body work'> harder or longer ts morl' \Oph1st1catcd or humane The great bulk of the Cit) 's crime rs rmponed Dedicated c1111en volunteers ser- ving on ad hoc and standing com- m1ss1ons 1rul) implement the concept ofc1v1c in\olvcment and pn de numrx r of ltlt:n'e' 1\\ul·d rdatr' t 111 1ht• llllal \die:'> tran\al t111m u1uld tx· tll\l<Jrtt·d The hu\lnl''>'> \l'ar ol 1 11x~ 'how\ an innea\t' ot more than SI. Sl.l<J.O(KI O\ t•r I 111'! I 1 he hU\lnl'" tl1matl' .1\ 11.dl ·" lhl· v.t-..Hhrr h1·ld 1\\ 1111.11 111 t •nn Hotl'I m111d llHUPJll\ \ rail'\ AeH· JI J hc;ihll\ lt:\d .ind lo\.;tl mcr(h.in\\ t'nJo~t·~I l.1,11rJhk 'Wit•\ 1nLrl'J\t''> I ht· figure\ for I '11'1 \ tu ta I \all''> h,r' 1 not \l'l u impk tnJ the Juthl Jlld publr.,h prou ·uurt·\ 111 "iat ramt'nl•1 hut I 1hinlo. lht l111urt'\ v.111 'ho•\ Jnothu \tl';JJ\ inueil'>\. 11\t•r l'IX: II v.l 1110~ aht:aJ lo 1 1JX~. I tx-ltnl' "'l v.111 t'.>.f)Crr l'ntt' a drama\1t rn· lrCa\l' Ill tourl'>Ol >A.hHh 11.ill up ta\ahlc \ale'> tran\al\111n' lhl' 1mp;it 1 of tht· Otvmp1L' v.111 udin11eh 11011. do"' n 111 I .1gun.1 Hl·ath \l'\tra l ol 1111r h111t:l\·mot1·I' h~l\l' atu:ptt'<J rn1·n ,1111111\ I ht· \llll un<ompktl'd K 111 < .irll11n 11011·1 ,11 \;ill < rn·k I .:.11wnJ '-1~ul'I h.1' hn n iHtt•ptrnv rt·'>l·n.1111111' 1111 '>l \1·r.il monlh' I h1· intern.11um;il 'l\llor\ .irt n111 11111~ here f1J1 lht g.1111t'' hut al\11 rn.1k1· the .1fh11r ;1 u1mplrt1' holrd<" I ht•\ 1.1.lll .1rn,l'tla" nl'n 11.1·d,ahL"atl \IT lht· gamt'' -.ind rl·ma1n in \uuth ern < altl11rn1a area tor l'\· tt·nded \JtCJ\11>11\Jnd '>1ght\el'1ng 11 1-. l \\I ma tt•d 1 hl' ~Jllll'\ .i lunl· .... , 11,111 r .1t I \ \ h1ll1on tor \11u1ht·r n C .1lrlorn1.1 Jnd \.\l' ....,r11 '>lT •11H \hart' 111 1ha1 markt•t ht.-tau'>e 11.<e ar1· 11111 Ill l(lrTlJX'llllllf1 "'''h 1ht· I °' \11rl'lt·' an·.1 hut Mt' .1n ,1Jtll'd aml·n1t\ 111 tht 111nt'fiJr\ iii th1· \ l\fl()f NEWPORT ... From86 thl' < >h mp1t ''"'"" ''a' 1ny 111 11t1· 'l'"' porl .itt'd \n 1mpor\;int lttt \ tli;it \hould 11111 Ix m erlookl·d "'lwn rn ll'll. •nit lht• hu\lne\\ rx·r\pt'( 11\l' fur I llU I\ lh.11 1111' hu\lne\\ l Ollllllllllt\\ HI "r11.p11rt lk.1t h 'hare\ t lw p111k .rntl < 01h • 111 Int thl' 11.<rll h1·111y til lht lnTlllll•lllll\ ,I\ ,1 II. holt 1111' I\ \hll\\ II IJ\ th1 Ill.Ill\ < 11111111un11' 1tHlt111111 111 pr•w1.1111\ anJt•q rll,,upp11r1t·d •11 'l,.""'"1·<1 ti' hU\llll.\\l., and )o!f•lllP' \Udl '" lht• "-t"'putt 11.irhrn \rt.1 ( hamtx·r "' ( llllltlll'll l' In '-r 11. p111 I lit ,11 h I htrl· " .111 ''"'all nt" 111 .ind .1 111mm1tnH'lll 111 thl' fat! th.11 ,, ht·.al1hv .111d 1h11 ,1ng t ornmunrl\ ht·nl'111' •. , l'r\ont· < ,1ml ./ 'i11utll " thc 1mmc<11.1t1· I'•''' pn \11/c111 11/ / he 'n~ prn / I I .11 '1111 \ 11·.1 r h,1111hn 111 < 11111111crc c· Home shop program spurs pride in c ity. renewed optimisn1 8) FRANK l\A VA RRO I ht-llt'\\ \t'JI 111 1•1i...i"'111,, t' •• Ill\\ louil. ( hJmbcr 111 < 11111111t'IH 111 J <>llnt.11n \ ;illn I nJa tht· k,1tlt·"h1p <•I 11' m \\ nnut1\l' d1rl'l \111 Kr 1b'-n \J,1m' 1 he th:.imh~:r I' l<1rn111l.tt111g 111·" pri1gr;.in1' 1111 tht tllrn1111111111 flt'" \t.'f\ Ill.:\ tor II\ IHl'Olhl'f\h1p.1nd ;111,·\\ look otlitt' \tall \!I lUH\ 11u1 lh<· ~"·''' '>e\ h" J\\ ho<Hd 11f dtrl'll<Jr\ \\;th lhl• prt''>L'nl up"' 1ng 111 tin cLonorn} I h..i' l' 110111.l'll " Ill'" '1talit) ·and an t•.igl·rne'' 1111 th1 lutur<' arnnng'>I our memht·r,h1r th.11 wa~ not lhl·n· lhl' 1 .... 1 fl•"' ""If' r hl' < hamht·r nf < omrnertt' '' 11,t·ll l11ok111g tnrnard II> 141'-l "''" ri• 111.·11.t•d dl'd1tJll11n anti an 1pl1111"111 rhal I ..im 'urt .... ,11 ht-11111t.1fr"u' 1hrouJ{h11u1 lht· nwmht·l\hrp .111d 1111· t•nt1n· u1mmun1l\ I ht'\Ulll'"ol t.lll' pa'>t \t·.11' "ht1p 111 r 11unta111 \',!Ill'\ . prngr,1111 h.I\ 111\url·d ii rqx:at of lht• rro!!ra111 tit.it 'hould be l•\t'n morl' progrl'\\f\l' and hcnellual for 1h1· p.1n1upat1ng mt·ni- ht.-r\ f he toorx·ra1111n ~·111.t·l·n our 'II\ v11q•rnml·nt .tnd lilt' ( h,tf110t'I 111 < 11mml'rn· 1n th" pmgram h.i' hl'l'lt 11u \\tand1ng H11th undl'r'>tand1n1ot lht· 1mportantl' 111 kt·eprng ourt.n tlulla" 111 our u>mmunrt\ 11f I uunta111 \al k' 11.t· ha'l v.orkl'd 111 1mpro1l 1h1 ,11 m11,pherl' 1 n 11u r re ta II hll\t Ill" t11mmun1t\ ll1 m.1k1· I 1111111;1111 \Jill'\ lht l\JW 11t'm.ir\..1·tpl,1u· 1n \\hit h 11111 t 111/l n\ d' \\l·ll ,I\ tht• < tltll II\ 1111111 our 'urr11un1l 1n~lt11nmun111e~ v.oulJ l n1•1~ \h11pprlll( J 11 tht\ goal lhl' ne"' 'ih1>P 111 f 11un1a1n Valk~·· program "'di tx· dl'llltilll'd \n111ht·1111Jt\land1ngl'\t:n1ol1'181. 1l1l' I 11u11t.1111 V.illt') lnll·rna\lllnal I 11·,1<1 v.rll tx· hrld 1n M1k \4uar1.· !'ark un lht• ·~lh 11! h1h holrdJ\ "'1th 1h1· ~th l.1 lhn~ 1111 V: nlm·<,dJ\ th" \l'JI lht• t'\t•nt 11.dl l'lllulllpJ\\ a lull II\ l' J;l\' lit l' \l lllft~ .It ll\ 1l 1t•\ \IJI t 111g .,11h 1hl· l •11111t.1111 \..illt•\ .la11 l l'\ll '.ti •111 \atu1d,1\ anti going through 1t1 ,, f.1hul11u\ 1 l<>\t' lh r annual hrl'· ''"1 i.,, \ho., I 11 h\•tv.t•1·11 \\di ht· tht· I 1111111<1 11 \.till'\ < hil1 C 1111koll .ind Blur C 11.1\\ I t \lj, .111111 \11nJ.1\ I m.tl Band < 11m1x t11111n thl' n l n111~' 111 \111nui1 \ JOI! I unJ..i, <1nd a da) of lvmmut11t-. tun on Wcdnc\da~ lh<: 41h 11t 1111\ I ht international thl'tnl tl\e<.J throughout 111 the fuutl u111 1 ''"•>n:J lll\ .111J 1hr t·n1t·r1a1nrnent at thl I ll'\l.1 V. l .11t· .1ll l11ol..1ng f11r .... a1d (11,1 b1~1·r t11d lx.·lh'I l'\llll thl\ \l"JI I·"' ''"" lht l 11u11ta10 \.ilk' ( h.1111h1·1 111 ( llfllllll'lll 111111.. ·' lllllll' .1~>'ll'\\l\\. \l.111u 111 • 11ur p11lr ~11 itl 1111111" f 111111 1lw .1nnu.al Ll'gl\latl\t Kl'u:p1111n 111 \\lltlh lhl' llllll'll\ 11f I 1111111;1111 \.ilk\ l .111 lllt'l'I thl'lr Im al .. 1.1tl and l1•tk1.1I ftt1ll\1< al n:prt''l'llla '''l' to thl· m11nthh Paul Re'l'rl' < llmm111n· mn·linY.' lht• lhamtx•r h.,.. pur\ut·d .1 '1ynr11u-. kg1\lat1H· prllgram I hr11ugh thl\ ml'thod lhl· 1111\lrlr" rx·opk <ii 11ur u1mmunrl\ ha\t' hn·n .1hh• t11 1111n1h h:J\l' lht'll h11fll'' :rnd d1·\111·\ hl'~rd h\ our P"l111tal rt·prl'\t'JllJll\l''> f t1 th!\ 111tan\ lht• ( h.1t11ht·1 of < omr11t•r1t· "''II l 11n11nul· t11np;111d11n .rn alrt',lth .1{ 11 H. pr11111.1 m I ht· I 1111111,1111 \ .rlll' < hamlx·1 111 c 11111mt'rtl' ·" .di 11tht·r th.1mht.·" Oellf Piiot 111!1 "'°10 Mlle Square Park la recreational actlvltlea. a center for Fountain Valley -t1iji;llllMlllH 1l 1---------------- HIW Y(Hll( IAP I HASOAO oveton.>• "'-""""' 11~1 .,,.,, 1"41 r.w1tt MMf\ llY mor~et ml-ff\ H et • om Prl(f\ Ot 1>91 inCIUM r9'1ol ,.,.,~llP marl!dow" If c~ '"'... !« fllv"°". \leO 8141 At• lo£ f'I) 79 , )I Ar •P•c• 40 0 ... ,..,.(., 1 •• ,. ~,,,, ' l. 17 .. ll•uP•• )I,_,, )I o •do 1•" H , 7S Ad-t~O\\ ~... \ .. "''Av l II I • "'o<l)fn• H '4 ,...,,,,, • •'S 16 It.Mt a\' 44 .... /Ir,,,.. It "' 11 1 A(.... ' ,, ' ,, I 1'1n(,r 1 60 • 60 1 4!'411~1 1>"' >l"-AQ.. .. , I I • ""••M " I ' I~ .t,no•I '• 11\ti 11 • l'~o'" '• • •• • A w•G~ IOJ , 10• A1>1>f'( )I ' 11-. Al'IOMt H .. 1) A•d~r>C.co I • t 1 Atl/i1l t 70 • 7fJ A• l•r ll ' 19 • lt•• A•"'•• 701• 11 1111[)0 \ J+•, ~ I LI tdC.o tC • tOtll .. ,... ,, ,, . leuO \ ,, • .., '6 w •e.•1A.'• )I ~I • •.. ,.. . .... . .. •••rto l• , u•~ • Dt>Co H ' U , I """' •O IC • ... '" , ... •• •Ofl• , , •• " " llO<I" I ' • I .,,., T61"1 a • I • l u•I••• 0 • •S .., llu•nvr>!a (.N L f " (Pl c • ...,.~ .. c. ..... ,, •• (.eo~w\f { .... , '"•'~' '"""~ (llml t• cr .. w1 (ll;bb ',, 10 (11\Ge C•1u1,. (IJUI 8 c..... \ { 11w C1> Coif•• (r"'><.H ~Clf9C.·H ml\l'lr "'"'''' (onP.,-1 ~ll'd,, \ "'•\• 10\Tr Cut fo ' 0••0• \ eie ... 0•• !)A o .. •r •"' o....... ' tJ•eC•n Oornt)I ()o<r(ln ' OnytQll 01•1t .. n o,~•D 011t1rott fletVll \ C"'°'l D .... f Id., •• ! ..... "' E1MOO ~l\V(nth r.MMtl 7 J I""" •• ' ' .. 1• • ·~ • ... ,, \"' ~ 14 1 \ I) I I)'• 42 • ,, .. , .... 1• l 17 .. " II 1' ...... I • I • ·~ I IS'• ,, • lt ,. .. " .., " ,. . •o 10.., ll • "" . \ ,, " 0 I/ 11 I 11 7' I \2 • u , ... n • ,, •• l1 , . ._ ""' 1 • ''• ,, ~, '• t I 16 f 'o 71 I 1f"' J '· ,. '• II 11 • \4 ' H ' i. • I•"' 11 .. ,, '• 1 P. II , ,)I JI • 11.11. II'-11'• ll ,. ,, .. 1~ ' 17"t I)) 0 'I 11 • . . .. I)'• "• IA I l/ u 1' .. .... ~ C "'"""" I/ • 11 •. [. 110 I t • I • rrrnG •O'• " ~ dltO" l• ' )t •, rc8•h \4, \4 • r•c mo\ 16 • l7 FtWnF'1n 6'• I• F110,g , 23, n•. F 1aNF I lS '-J6 • f'1ur0<0 I l '• U "o•t••O 1S., H•· FranllCD U IS rre"•C• It• If •, rt"\G u .. 14 • Frffflnl I\ 1\ .. F"ullMI It It • G-9nk" ' )1 )I I GnAut 11 • 0 "" c,,.o .. ,, I• ,.., ~nR•f 11 t 10 ron\< , '" •'• rtvAO• 111 177 t1Ao111 t •. 10 • (;yt00•" • • • ... lfl(l•on • .,, • '• MamlP• 17 , 17•, 11aro<.u tt•. 10. HtrllN \ H'• H1t .,., "' \ , , • 11 t, llMrtlf J1 • )I • llOO•lf 11 '1 • tlor '"' ,._ l''o IM~'"' It • 16 1 I~( I l • It... tr '"•lntf • t , lf"ltt• I U • SI • In " ( f: "' l ' > '• tnt11pti ~ .0 Ill) • """''<i' II"" 11 '• 1new,... • •· 10 • 1 .. a\olJI JI 1' • 1tm•I>• 17 • •• J"l(o ' t\ • IS"" t1J!tly I 1• II 6 10\'•" ,~ • 7~ •• ~ • ''' "' H ~ ~· •• ,... 11) ,., .. I' .,, Ill I 1i ' )f • fllly\w 0 •• "1...0.1 ' )I • tli.. ; v'" • ()(,1(. , ,,. .. } .. .., • 'A'""' ~ .11<•• \ l •tv• I l~llllH l .,,., ' Lhr(MrY1 l flfl "' L•n8"'1 ' l Oi)"''n MCI ' MGF f)o \ . ~ ,. 4' • , •• 11 • . .. . n n, 71 • 71 \ ~ . '.o • \I '• I~ I& ,.J • ,.~ 71 • 11 •. • • • • ...... II )1 H )7 MetJ\{,f ]I • " ... Mao• r11 ? '• l ,.,,.,.. -. . .. v1Mr on 1 I • Ma111l •• •• •I MeyPt I I , •• Ma•n01 •"' t' • M •(•lt" )I • II ' Mcf1•1 I) .. ll'• McQuor I) • 1J I .Ylll\tW lf 11 Mfl•t1<.1~ IJ • I• • M 01fh\ I • I ~ IA .,. n·•• ''" o M II O• 7t"' It M•u Vi(i 14 H t Mo••• ' JI I ••• M ont( ""' I~ Monv< 11 11 • MOo,,Q JI ,. 1• Ml>U\11 ,, • II Mo!C ll 14 • 4\o M"' a• JI • !J • Ne"O' Cf 0 NO••• ""' .. I Nl•I ) I 10 I 10\o ,., ...... , • • 1 • N vOG •11. •'-~,:.:: : ~ . ,: . N·H II 14 l4"-NC 11•Q1 1~1• t • ~:~~\ 11:-1: .. No•tell , n 1 ni.. °''"" ~· 0-v ~.,,.., o~ I';(~ 0"''""· (JHr f P I>( A Int Pao\18 • P c Ge~ t1•ul•1l1 p •• ,,.... P•"•Er• p,.n'•' \ ~·t<><>l ' ,,,,, , .. r"t" r,,on P •'<~!.~ ,.. onH Pn"'' .. ,.,,.,," ,..,,,,llf't't PrtlVt r1 Pt>~•NI F'uflfte• Ou•••C "•u"' ' ••r~n1 ... ,., II 10~ lllnt1t ..,.. .,, 1\4" \1~1 •r ••••o ~11••1G11 "'"" jf ~t I fl'I ..... .., .. ' ~\fl' \ ,,.M#, ' '""'"'' ' f,t.Y.o • ~ .... ,,, .... ~ll~na I ,, ...... , ~ ... , l\w io ... ,., l1•~0•" t:~~~ ~ ., I • 4 I '• ,. ' 1~ •• I'• I I'• I • lJ • ,. ' I • tt • ,. • I/ ... ,, . i• • " • II • II • 11·1'· • • • ,, • 10 • " • )7 " ,, ... .. " )q I •O I 1 I'• ..... lA'-71 ,. >• • ,, '• ........ J\ '• 14 10 , II •1 •i • 11 I) , ' .. " .... . . \f I \l\o I/ 11 • \\ 'l • 1/ ii I, ,,..... .. '}(Ii.. ,, I) • 1\ I ,. lO. n .. >• • ", , ... IU• ll' ''"' '•'• 11. n. lJol1) "• 40 , ........ n ., ... fa • ~ ~ I\ , JI 1 \h,,.41r(._ t!;V 1 10 .... c,, ... ·~··\· ~ ,.. .. ,. 10 ' ,o . .., ~ ... ll.\ •• •"' I ~/'I I.I( , t I. '"'" ~). )S .. '·"~..... ))'\ )) '• ffl< ,,,p •• ,, ,,,..,... \ " • 11 1 r """"'' 10 .. 10 •• f.prery ~ • 6 TomOll 11 , t l7 10.,c,•a ti t IP, ,...,,,,. "1& '"' Ir cc.P<i '• • '9 ',.... ' 16 •• 1J\ l ,,, I • • ll\ \ur U • 1• • J\ ',,. 17 • 17 l llll••• ' ,. • Ul u~•f II ~ I , l'- lloPaM 11 • 17 , \lloli ll •00 • 101 '.11' N• 7t • U 1 V•~Cl\I\ 14 ·~•I' V•l(•Q JO t.. l1 1 /l(tr•~ , • , ... 111(19()(1> 17 • ,, •• War"' I 1l >l I Wtnl'.i II • •• • WO"o 't • 46\i WI-fold ltl.o •O , Wmo<' l''• 71 • ""•'". If l. 1t "• N -o Ji••>•• WOloAlu 7)'°' tJ._ ... ,,,... ,, . ,, .. """'34l ' ., I 4J f o W• 11~tW 10 10" l ·nnUI 1' ~ lO • n a N~I •t n 1(1t•1' ha\(~ t-Crta1n lunc11on\ and \t•r\ ll"C\ tha1 11 ,., required to furnt'ih 1\\ ml·mht·r<. anti thl' commun11\ at large I rom bu'itne\'> d1rcllorre~. map\. apanml'nl rental rcfern.il' and .. 1.1.l'knml' ho\lt.:'>'>,. packet\ ·111 .. (an 'ou tell me whl·re the 1.."t"nter of town ;.,.,. .. thl' chamber'' a''ailablc to '>en e 1\\ commun1t\ rn ne~ wa) pc1r:.-.1hlc fhe ( hamtx·r of < ommt•rte '>Oml'· llml"~ '>Ufkr' Imm lhl' sam<: problem lhl' l<x.al l1hrar) ha\ that I'>. 1he t 1t11t·n, k11011. 11 1\ there anJ knmH 1t ha<. all thn\t• "'onJeroult \Cf\ 1t·n bul 11 I\ thl' Ja\t ()Ian· ) OU look for hdp ~ l' a'> the lrhrar) arr cqu1pf)l:d and .:ager to ht. ol '>l'f\ ICl' touurlommun1· '' fhe l-ounla1n ~allc) < hamber of c'omml'rcl' onl~ a<,~i, 1ha1 )OU g1"l' U'> tht· t hamc I r;inJ.. Na' arro t\ prt'\1t.h'n1 of thl' 1-uuntam Vi!lln ( h;w1hcr t>f' < om- mcrcl' Man) who work here sttll cannot afford to lrvc ht."re. Commuting b) arr ,., a progress1.,.cl) calamr\Ou'> ex- perience White collar con an1sts s11ll abound and the market for both rc'>1dcnual propcn) and lea~·d wm- mi:rcral ofltl"e r:.pat:c contrnut''> tu be r,oft Some maJor firm'>. d1\da101ng ( alrfornra· .. tax 'i tructurc and co'1 of It' rng. ha vc opted to locate elsewhere. notabh the \uuth • Despite th1.· foregorng. Jnd the recesi,ton no1w1thstanding. 1983 demon<itratcd the strength and re- sr henn uf the local economy Nev. hotels · and office building'> keep appearing on the horrLon. New c;hop- p1ng lenter'i and rc..rden11al de"dop- The uebate between pro-growth and environmental advocatec, focu-.es on substantive 1s~ucs 1n a spin! of informed compromise and long-term harmon) l:.x t ra-governmcntal ciuzen effort'> are directl·d toward improvement rn our sc:hool'>, 1rans- pona11on. health servt<:C'i and de- ' elopment of our youth. Meeting the challenges prcscn1cd h\ the immense and 1nc.,,11ablc growth O\l'r the next two or three dccadn will indet.•d require continu- ing fcxu<, on densrt). transponauon and housing problems and the like But ofall lhe blc<,srngs bestowed on the lr"rne c:ommunll) none .... ,11 be morl' \ aluablc than the ua) -to-day 1n,.ohcmen1 of rts rnmmL·rctal and rec;1dent1al populauon in \haprng its own destroy Vance (: 4l1lnond~ Jr 1~ prc~1dcn1 of the /nine Chamh<:rot( ommcrcc An active and progress-filled year in 'The City of the Arts' By H. JACK llALL During our 1.1\I )Car undn lhl· lcadl'r\h1p of Kt•n Fo....,lcr. thl' < h;imhcr wa\ :11.tf\c 1r1 man) art.•ai, r hr•1ugh long dfort thC' lll\ ... \lgn 11rd1 n;inl l "'·" modllied tog" e \Oml· rd tl'I lo t ho\l' J'X'f'>Oll\ "ho\l' 'i1gn'> \\l'fl' 1n plall' v.hl'n thl' url.ltnJnll' .... a., .1<.l11f1\t'd rc ... 1c11.l'd data on lhl' (o-.ta Mc~ Frcewa) n1mplct1un and "'t.'nt on rcnird rn fovor of Ille 'lame route recommended bv th<' Cm (ouncrl ·1 hi\ au1on was taken in 1..oordinauon 11..tth the In inc and Newpon Beach chamhcr\ fhr'> 11.a\ath1e,cd 1hrough the 1 n-C 1t1e'i ( hamber mn•t1ng'>. where repre!>enta\1,es of l'ath chamber mt{'\ to d1~U'>'> l\\UC\ of 1ntcrci,t. Wht·re agreement" real'hed. a., in the case of the Co'ita Mesa rrcl'wa) :ind the San Joaquin Hrll\ Tran ~portal ton ( umdor. u nan r mou'> actron I\ takt•n During 11\ current ·~.n-'84 )Ca r. the ( o~ta Me'>a ( hamhcr <,upportcd the Hear Strl't'I dc,elopmcnt (r.:1unrng fur large department \tort'\) ai, a PfOJt:C'I of great cconomrr \alUl' to 1he c1t11en\ of ( O'>ta Mesa. 1 he <:hambcr t!. currcn1l y undcr- takrns a c;1ud ~ of th<: propo!led one- ccn1 1ncrea~· rn the \late \ak'i, ta\ "hrch "'ould he allocateJ to Orange ( ount) tran~portat1on . frl'cwa). road and raprd tran<,11 pro1cch. A pclsllron ma) tx· taken if a largl' degree of unan1mll> "a1:h1e,etl. The chamber will no douhl con- tinue to find more arL"a\ where 11 can assist the bu\1ne,.,men of thl· cm and its c1t11cn'> in order to <onttnuc to ma1nta1n a health-. economic drmatc. JI h t J.. /fall 1~ prc\1tlcn1 ol lhc· < ·mr.1 .\.11·,:1 < hamhcr ot < 11mmcrn· I hrough \l'\t'r;1I ~l'ar'> uf dlort h~ thl' ( h;imhcr \'l\llOf'> and f fa\.el C ommrllt'l "'l' ha't' e\tahlr\hcd an 1ndl'f1l'ntlen1 \ l\1Jor\ Bureau tor c 11\ta ~fr\J 10 a\\l<it rn making ( u'>\..t \lna a tra\cl goal 1 he lit~ and the t harnhcr art· hoth contnhu11ng 111 the dlort I hl' hurcau·, pc>hut''> ..... 111 ht· \t'I h~ a h11.1rd "'hit h ha\ rl'prt''t·n ta '" t''> Imm hoth lhl' t h.imtx·r and lh\.' 1 ''' nn 1.1 I ht· hu r l·a u I\ 111;111a((t'd h\ < t1.n-ln lohn.,11n an t'\JX'rll'lltl'c.I l h,1mlx·1 111.inagl·r "'ho " m11\t lam tl1ar "'"h C lr<1ngl' < oun1~ ..itlt\ 1t1t'\ HUNTINGTON BEACH ... Dunng tht· tum1ng H'ar the , h,1rntX'r \\Ill uirl\rnuc II'> l't1opcr· .111011 "'th and a'l\l\tanll· to the V1,11or\ Hurl·J u undn a thrce·)l'ar program to hl'lp till' hurt.•;1u ht·t omc ·'>lahll\hl'J anti opaauonal I ht• 1 hamtx·r ha\ JJuptl·J .1 nt'" l11g11 ·· 11w C ''' of lhl· -'\rt<i.' .ind '" pl.11111111g t11 l'ntourJl(l' \11t11lar .1lt1trn In the ul\ in ordt·r to emph.1\11t' thl· ,,ml'd art Jtlt\ 1\1e!> CXl\llll~ and in dl'\ l'lormt·nt 0 1 wur\e, tht• f O\.\ n < ('nll•r lkvel11p mcnt'i have tn · flUl 11\.t•d U\ In thl\ u>nnl'l llOll d'> lhl'\. \\Ill l'\l'llltrall\ l'(jll31 or l'XtC('d 1n qua lrl\ lht· I >oruth\ ( h,1ndkr Pit' 1II111n 1 n I °' \ ngch·i, Ourrn1o1 the flJ\t \.l'ar the thamtx·r UPs AND DowNs From86 ~ 1ndu<,1rral propcnin. attral ling mo<,t of \)le larger bu!linesses and with them the 1nt·rca .. cd tax base. On unc hand. the ut11C'm of lluntrngton Bl·ach y,ant comparable or ~upenor '>l'f\ ll"l'\ hut haH troubk '>upponrng thr pr1.·.,l'nrl' of the rn'itrumcnt th.it pa~\ the 1ah -bu\lnC's\ r rani,porta\lon '' one uf till' rtUl)lH Lonccrns uf the husrnt'~!> tommun•I> Part of the problt-m goc'I hack man) year~. part of 11 r~ \Imply geographical and part " the rnmmuntt> apathy until rc1.en1 year., The!le problem~ must be addrcs~d 1n the fu ture. the succe~li of the Downtown Dt•"elop- mcnl plan being a pnmc example The L"durn11onal 11y<>tcm ha' Ix- NEW YORK I AP1 Tht IOllOwll'ICI It" 'now' lh• Over lht ' Counitr \totll\ end wtrranr, lhtt h&vt oon. uP lht mo'' t nftvlou• llOslno Nt!I eno ~tn180t cllanot~ .,. the di trenc1 t>elwffn lht l11d Price and av'• 1.,,, bid or c1 Ull'I t.IV W• (,., ·:r Nam• I.HI Chf Pel Na mt L•r _Ch~. I Wtn\IMI ••• I i • Uo ~I j M9<1~ un , I( 'ri'"" h, I • uo NtWP I '• l J Al Clll .. ~ UP All~l't • -\t • ICNw~ \ ·~ + I " UP • PWI rn •• -.... f I j s Alftl IJM I I • UD 11 p t SY\ 7>• I • If 1 ' ACtH Ul'I ''• t I • Uo ~um wl L =I ·: , I IC~w11 wt •• ' ~. UP ~ ~n A til wl r t "" UP m 1 WI " P11,Qf-/. J 'I t~ 8~ II aml -"· ~y H•btr "';r , 'l: -7'16 i·~ts\ ·~ Up ~~li,r.' -,., I a m 1~1 '• HI I '• ft•lltn11p 2 ~n,,,'-'" • Tl ICW n 1 ·~ UP i i 21T' ' •• 1~ AmC.tl '9 Uo n v 1.1n • lt Of>•<ur It UP ; ~o.,••v ~ i: '')r t • UP Hint 4' :• ou• • 1 • t 11 .. uo l U>~ ... tlr.r(llO 7) 16 • uo l Air I I ~ ri lnll.b \ • I l ,, Up J Flar~ r '• Rt>.,Cl'I r· ... Uo I r~ .,, Pa I i !w•dlw I \.o I • Up rt nl ' i, .. rnwP It '• Up I I ldF I 4 11r,1mf un ~ ~ UP I t orm ,r11S \! • H L 11~tl ' "" • uo ~tom• '• come ol grC'atn rnlen•\I to the busane'!I rommun11y 1n relen1 year.. Man) bu\inl'SSl''> are now rC"alt11ng the 1mpon antc of lht• "product .. produced hy our 'l<.hool'> a nd arc becoming more 1n,nhl:d 1nd1v1du- alh and collect1,el} ""'th 1hc prob- lem < ompared It> otht•r t'om· munllrc\, Huntington lkttt.h I\ pro- grec,c,rng more rap1dl to \olvr the prohlem... but mo'lt pt•oplc agree thcrl' r<:. n1ur li rema1111ng 10 be accom pl t '>ht'd The rnrrcnt Cit} \'ounul and the Cl l) staff In re('ent )l'Jf\ hU\l' \hO\\n their w1ll1ngnc~s to pan1c1pa1e 1n meaningful d1alogut' with the bu'>I· nes!I community Total a~11.·emcnt between thcst' ent111cs 1" nearly 1m- po'l'l1hlc and probably not even dcmable. but whefll govl'rnment and bu~inc!l\ keep commun1cat1on lrnc\ open. agreement can often be reached or at lcn'lt a mt'antngful rnmpromt'IC can be attained Proper "home work·· on both ides and complcl\' aware- nc'li. of th<' problem<. and their compleio11c\ arc C'i~Cntlal. "Progrcs11" ha!I d1fTcrcn1 m eaning!. 10 different people 1 he 1.000 bu~1- neuc repre!K"nted by th<.' I fu oltngton Beach ( hambcr of( ommcm: gcncr· ally aar« 1hr m y 1\ on thr nght track and ahhoujh the pale c;c,·ms slow. th(' direction,., po'i1l1vc t luntin&tOR R<-nt h "' one.-ot < oli· forn1a"1 lorac'll c111c~ with n popu- latton · attproach1na 2<X) ouo lJlld allhou1h thl' "\mtill town" at· mo'>phcrt "appealing. "-l' mij\l I~> face Ufl to the reaht1<"'>. the 0M1aauon' nnd th<' fl' pon111b1lrt1t'\ of .1 milJ<lf ell)· Rclbt·1 r f '"' 1\ t\ prr~1<JrtH of thr Huffll"lltln lk.1ch C 'hm11lli.•r of C om· mt"n.1• On the I - , • O<an Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 27. 1984 NS r1 NYSE COM POSITE TRANSAC TIONS f RI DAY'S CLOSING PRICES Dow JoNc s Av£RAGES Due to I te transmlalon today'• llstlng wm not ap- pear In the Dally Pll01. WHAT NYSE Orn Advancto Oecllntd ¥ncl\anvtd olalluuet Ntw hlOhl Newlow1 NYSE LEADER S NEW YORK (APJ -~IH. Fr"'-y p(leeN d lh& mo_sl ~cfh I IW ~or11~1~"r.c~anoe uon. tr~nt na-tionally_,, more IN n i 1 Amer Tf! T wr im· ~~~ct:. . : MerilLyn ' , • IBM I, f;.1~T&.T 1·m· N mis , • A Corp • , TtltHlllll 1. ,2 Ar~a . ,7 ~f PePper 9'9 OM~Jn 'ii! '·i 1,11f oro , Ml nc , Sonv Coro • UPs AND DowN s _!2~ +"" +~ -'h -J4 -I~ !'~ r~ NEW YORK IAPI -Tri. foltowlng hil VtOIN\ the Ntw York Stock EllCCl\en9e stock\ and warrant• that have oone VP the mo\I and down the most t>a~ on ~rcent of cnanoe reoard~u of volume for Frldav No se<;urllles tradllli! below t2 are l~f· -uded Nel and oercentaoe cnanQet are the difference between tne orevlcx;s cl01lno price and todav's LPsm price. Namf LHI Cl'IO 1 M•~~ndEno 19 t 2 ~ Gt~w1h WI lH• l " '~""'~!mGH 6l~ I sl.. S CnPw 2 23pr l• '7 l 6 Tlmeptx ' ~~ I • 7 Coasl~CP • 2 ... I Acme 1ec1 J.. 9 ~en rowth >,. I~ 10 vco tlr1 6 • + •11 11 rlr111v 21 + l • 12 Harnl$Chfg 91• + , 13 Pledml NG1 2i 'l l I'• 1' RtpNY ' ., 2 15 BkAm \pcl ol 1 i-. ''• 16 AVEMCO 2P't + 1 17 Gtmlnl Inc 1'1" + >.-. ll v1Bald1NUtd 27• + t 1 PenlrvPride l + • EITortlO n 1 + '> ~ AmCt ntCp 1 + 7 Hitachi ~ ~ 1~ CrevnoYnd tt ., + 1'9 ' Holly Suo 1'1 + 1'11 S OnonCao + l DOWNS Name 1 Texi'lnll 2 OM Inc ) v\H T IM' <I TWA,""' S TW Corp wt 6 8r1llthLnd 1 Anacomp I Bendeo Inc 9 EQvlmrk Co 10 AmSroru ' li Gaostorn TWA 2.2~18 I TWA n 1' AmesDtol s IS §O!'llu Pow 16 .,.b9rScl l 11 tl'DllO 11 lnlRKt I s 19 Aoo•o M•g 1 0 NatSem i l Sl908u'"' ~ 2 US Gvo,.,, 3 Venoo Cc 2• lnfeglhc ' 2S NVF Co LH I Chg 3~ -l~ *. = ~ I'll -l'e l~-1 SI • -''I 6 -.., '6 -)~ ~·,,~ = '~ ~ .... -.. H • -1\io l:i: -i;: 167• -f • 207• -llt 15" -l IS ;i -I S4;-J1 5'• -l9 2,_., -I J 7 • WHAT AMEX Om NEW YORK 1 AP! Jan 27 Prev Advanced Tod~~Z dalv~ u,,cnanoec 22' Oec11ne<1 361 ~ 111 To1a1 •U utl 79' New r11gn\ 137 6 New low\ AMEX LEADERS NEW YORK (AP) Jan 27 Advanced Otclineo ¥ncttanoed ore U uH New tilottt Ntw l')Wl llfnf 11J!liljC@I NEW YOllll. (API -M ost acllve over •tne·covnter \IOlk\ suoo"e<l bv NASO Name Volume Bo Ask•d Ch9 Con~gt 1 m·m 11~• 71'• -2 • MCI \ I ·' 14 • 14\\ -1- '"'' \ I, l 7 36 • U l -'-App1•C. 2 200 27 1 27'-+ l PSFS 'I 11\oo ,, , Sea;tt \ S 131• 14 -• !aF'dB~ 4 9, q • 9 • + ..._ r•c't '65 &S 4 •S , mdla s •58' 201. 2 ~ > "IC.1 "6 15 IS • + • GoLo QuoTES METALS QuorEs ~--- NFW •OR• •P• soo1 ~O'\,..,_ ,.,., .. P"<W •ocl•• c...., t ~-. to c..,,. a pnun.1 I) I oeitlln•t-C~ 111 90 """ -~°"' "'" Gome• _. "'°"'' ,_ T"u 1....-:• n , .. "• D0\"'4 1lftc ''""'•·-.,.._., fl•• t. •o; .... 1 ... Y"I-~1'9 1 Alvft'I"'-t I '4ftlt I l>OU"O ~ • tllfff H m .. ...or• .,.,.....,,,~e• ~· .,._ M 01 M" ·~ QUN:I •f• c:o.r-.. 11P01 ~ Ck_T.,.. lliMre>lf) UN 00 all~ 00 t• • I> llMO *"' "°"' ,......... u , 00 __ ,_, ""'"""""' 'l'O\ -,. .... That'sanaptdescrtptionofboth bt1sines and businesspeoplealongtheOra11geCoast. Tokeeptr "k f where companies are gotngand which people are helpin th mgetther ,justwatch'CreditLin ·-e rydaytnth Business section of your new DlilJ Pilat • Ii I .. .. 88 Orang Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 27, 1Ga4 r. ;;,., --- p .r Their advice can lead to big profits SACRAMENTO (PRN) -Commodity tradina ad\ 1)0~ can help produce profit) for their )ubscribcrs. according to )t3llM1c) pubh!lhcd in the January 1984 1~sue of The Comrnod1ty Trndcrs Consumer Report. the industry's only performance monitoring service. Wrldngle on the wall Butterfield SaYlna• aow baa lta name In ltchta on ita ne• cor· porate headquarten facWty ln the eouth tower of Hutton Centre ln Santa Ana. __ ?_ .... $ <:omplelc pertormance 'ilat1st1cs tor 1983 5how that, al\er dcduc..t1ng comm1M>1ons. 9 of the 24 services monitored showed !>Ubstant1al profits. I n several in- 'tances, results were ou~tanding -one service showed SJ.I I I average profit per rernmmcnded trade. anothct totaled 76 percent profitable tr(ldes. and several returned over 100 pcrn~nl on 1n1ual mar&1n. Butterfield baa moved from Brea. be· comlnt the fl rat cor- porate ataff to make the move Into the newfacWty. Follow- ing the corporate at&ff into the new office. la the opera't- tng dlviaion. But- terfield Sa vlngs l1 occupying ln uceH of 93,000-aquare- feet ln the recently completed structure. one of two currently atandlng.on the 45- acre site near John Wayne Airport. ' $10 bllllon anti-trust sult over methanol SANTA ANA(AP)-A former aerospace worker has filed a $JO billion anti-trmt suit i n ftderal coun. claiming nine of tbc nation's biggest corporations 1llcially conspired to monopolize methanol fuel produCtlon. Attorney Curt Owen contends I.he defendantuctcd to protect their own interests in petroleum, natural ga.s and coal reserves and said the suit filed Tuesday was the bitaest private anti-trust action in U.S. history. The plaintiffs are Oran~ County rcsideou ~rles SU>oc. his wife. Joyce, ttmr busine s associate, Gary Hamner of Medford. Ore. and two defunct rompan1cs, Cbudt Stone lndust.ries Inc. and Methanol Perfonrnsnce World Joe. Stone once h(aded Future Fuels of America Inc .. wbicb flew the first methanol-Powe~ airplane cross.. coun~ in a feat cemfied by the Federal AviatJon Administration. The company's other ach1evemenu got Stone featured in a segment of CBS' "60 Minutes" news mapzinc. The defendants a.re among Fortune 500's top companies: Euon; M obtl Oil; Standard Oil of Indiana, Ohio and California; Atlantic Richfield Co.; E.1. DePont dt.Nemoun; BankAmerfoa and Ford Motor CD. The suit contends that sin ce the mid 1960s, the companies conspired to "m onopolize the manufacture. production. distribulion. use and sale of methanol-based fbcls" i n v10lat.1on of federal anu-trust law. ' EXPERT ADVICE I ~ -~- Commod1t) rradcrs Con~umer Repon 1s a news- letter published to help rradcrs sdect the most compauble and potcnuall} profitable commoduy advisory ~rv1ces. It publishes m onth I} s1at1st1cs on percentage of profitable trades, number of winning trades vs. number of losing trades. a"eragc profit and a\erage loss. best and worst trades. amoun! ofma111.in required. net profit. and more. Commodity Trade~ Consumer Repon 1s nearing completion of11 first }car ofpubhcat1on It 1s edited and publt!>hed b) fin mer trial attorney. Bruce Babcock, Jr .. 10 SacrJmento In add1t1on to pursuing an active commodity trading career. Babcock has authored two books o n the subject, The Advanced C'ommod1t)' Trading Seminar M anual, and The Commodity Trading Tutor. and is currently al work on a 1hird. H e also contnbules arucles to the financial press and appears at investment seminars. Pension system for women to be improved (he prl\ ate pension system covcnng both home- maker<> and "ork1ng women in the United States w11l be dramat1call) improved under the Retirement Equity A ct now before ( ongre'i'i and '1rtually assured of passage. Wiped vut will be the outmoded assumption that the pnmar, wage e.1rner is the male and that o nly he merits a pension. Thi\ '"dinosaur" in our laws 1s being smashed into obll\ ion -at last. Tht· \cnait· passed the bill in No, ember. 1he H ouse \ers1on I'> no"' Ix-fore the Wa)s and M eans Committee The adm1n1'>tratwn has ind1<:atcd its suppon. The bill makes 'i1gn1fic<.1n1 1mpro\Cmen1' in these key areas of pension tx-ndit~ I. \ hu.,oand no longer "-OU Id be able to sign away his "1lc's '>Un" ors benefits without her signature This feature alnnt• "-OU Id afleu m1ll1ons of homemakers who. according to actuarial 1ables. can be expected to outlive their husbands .\s of no" J spouse can sign awav hts sun 1vors hcnl'fils 1n order to rect·1\ e a larger pension during his lifetime If the '>POU'iCJ -usuall~ the husband -elects larger benefits. the pension stops upon his death. So. although the couple ma~ cnJOY more money during his hfcumc. ht'> "1do" 1A11l not ha\C that income after his <lea1h. 2. The a.,.e at 1A-h1ch sun l\.Ors benefits arc a\atlable SYLVIA PORTER would be lowered. Toda}. companies don"t hu\C to ofkr survivors benefits before age 55. The Senate bill would ltberaltze this b) IOIA-Cring the age to 45 as long as the employee 1s vested in the plan and makes survivors benefits automauc at that time The House b1ll 1s even less restncuve -the onl) requirement for rcce1v1ng automatic survivors benefits would be that the employee be vested. Whichever version 1s passed. this pro" 1s1on would mean that the widow of an employee who died at 50, for example, before he was eligible for early retirement at age 55 but who was vested in the pl~n. would be able to c:ollcc:t his pens1on.·Shc would JU St ha vc to wait unul what "-Ou Id have been his 55th binhda} before she could draw on the pension. NR.IC NOTIC£ 3, The bills would re' 1sc the rules governing years of sel"\ ice that determine how pensions arc credited 1n two Wa)S: F1'"'t, the age at which employees can start par11c1pat1ng 1n pensions would be lowered to 18. which means that employees can stan accumulating credit for vesting in the plan at that time. The bills would also roll back the age for calculating benefits from 25 (the current minimum) to 21. These changes would permit more women (and men) to part1c1pate in pension plans by kt11ng them Man at a ~ounger age. . Second. the amount ofleavc employees can take from their JObs would be liberalized, so employees do not lose credm accrued for vesting 1n the company plan. This change would affect employees on the job for five years or lc~s. Both bills would permit cmplo)ees to take up 1o five ~ear'i lea' e without losing credits the) ha"e accumulated for vesting Employees who have been on lhe JOb for more than Ii' e )Cars but who are not yet vested would continue to be able to ta kt a leave for up to the amount of time the)' have been working without losing credits. Ob' 1ou~ beneficiaries of this change would include working mothers, but older workers, too. IA Ou Id be able to take ad\.antage of 11. Ml.IC NOTICE Pl&.IC NOTICE Bigger trade deficit FICTITIOUS BUllNIH FICTtTtOUI 8UllNHI FICTITIOUI aUllHlH FICTITIOUI BUB&NEll ,ICTITIOUI IUllHlll NAME STATEMENT NAMm ITAn.NT NAME ITATl'MrNT NAMI ITATEMENT NAME ITAT .. lllNT The following persons are doing The following person Is doing The following pet'ton It doing The followlng perlOnt are doing Tne followlng pertont .,. doing bu11neu es t>uslneu at 1>u1lneu as t>uslness as Dullness as ARROWHEAD PRECISION ELEC-WILLIAM CAAFTIQUES. 77l W MUSIC ANO M OVEMENT ARC IMPORTS 438 Eaal Ketelle BEHR BAGS ~90 E ltth S Pl&.IC NOTICE NJ&JC NOTIC£ By tbe Associated Press Aul ( 1111\rlll'fl{' Dcrartmt•nt t•conom1st fAONIC PRODUCTS 2191 South 191ll Street Sulle E. Costa M ... CLASSES 7?9 w 16th St Cotta ~venue Sulla 226 Orange Call· Cotta Mesa CA 92627 t . l>J\IJ l und -.;u<l tuda\ that lhc dclicll lor Grand Avenue Santa Ana. Ca C~~26J7 Will 1838 A h Mna CA 92626 lorn1a92667 Avteen A .Behr ~90 E 19111 SI .. \l. .\SHf,(, rn' -l he l "I lcll\'lt(I thl'> \l"ar \\ill u>nlm.ue In "Clf\Cn Hl 9270$ A lly A Blam~ t ~· ~:: Diana Lu l endlS 327 Fullerton EnnqueAOdnquez 6801 ValverO• Coat• M .... CA S2627 trade deficit balloond w_a rnord. \hlJ J Tanna Zarr 3~09 South Rosa St. ve · pt • 0• • • Ave . N-p0<1 Beact1 CA 92663 Circle Buena Park. Calltom•a 90621 FreOerlc A Behr 490 E lQth St . prcdit!t•d ii "'ill top $1ll<I h1ll10n and ma) Santa Ana Ca 92707 92627 Thl~bvalnu111conductedby an Cerlos Agulrre 4607EastBlueJey Coste Mesa, CA 92627 billion last Y car t hl' lHl \ crnmcn t rt· pi lrtl'tl ht l SI I() hilli11n Meta Zarr. 3S09 South Roas St . Tllis oos1ne11 1• conduc1eo by an 1ndlvldua1 II.venue. Or1nge. California 926e9 Tllll t>uaineu 11 conducted by 8 toda}. and official\ prcd 1cted 1hc 1m halJnt~ Th'-'. na 1111 n -., poor tradi n~ pt·rforrnanu: 1~ Santa Ana. Ca 92707 in~~:d~alWllll Olena Lu Landis Rubern Cabellero. 840 Wast ~enerai partnership th JI be SC hi· d , I . 1 h, h h Tht!I business IS conducted by a '/ ems Th11 statement wat filed with the Warner. No t8. Orange, Callt0tnla Alll_, Behr IS year w1 C\ en "or amc J'trl-01.ln ~ un tv.o IJl tor' l" ig ;ienerat partnership This s1e1emen1 wu filed with lhe County Clerk ol Orange County on ~2669 Thia atalement waa f11eO with the The trade dcfiut 1n 14!0 "a' ti2 CX"ll l'lll \JIUl' ul lht· d~r mal.ec, l \ C\r>Orl'> MALA ZARA County C~k of Orange County on Jan 5 1954 This buslnne 11 conducted by 1 County Clerk of Oranoe County on higher than the rc<.ord $42 ..., h1l1111n w t IU'>I t'\JX'n'>" l hut import' rdJll\CI\ cheap TANNA ZARR Jan lO. 1984 Fn552.S F235115 ~el oartnerat11p Jen 5 198-4 a vear earlter .\nd the I \ et onom' l!>l/.r<l\\lngat a much This statement was tiled wtlh the P 0 Co 0111.., Publlstteo Orange Coul Dally ENRIQUE RODRIGUEZ '2111'I J County Clerk of Orange County on ubllsheO range est '' P1101 Jan 27 Feo 3. 10 17 1984 This alatement w11 riled wllh the Published Orange Cout Delly For December the ddic.:11 narro"l'd I< la,t<.'r pate than th<.· rt'\I of 1he IAOrld. mt>er t4 1953 Piiot Jan 13, 20, 27. Feb 3. 1984 sn.s4 county C~k of Orange County on Piiot Jen 27. Feb 3 to. 17. 1984 S6.3 billion from "-lo\t'mbc.'r\ $7 4 h11l111n n·,ulung 1n hn'>kl'r \mcrn.an purlha'>c!> ol F2:32737 274•64 Dec 1s. 1983 s1e-a. fl t 3 , t d I n n1n<>r1 Cl' cr'>Ca') pro<lurl'> wh1k lort'l"n h11\<1ng ol Publlstteo Orange Coaa1 Dally nunLIC NOTICE F2'29:JS ~~de~ t~~ce~~ in<-~~~~nc,c ,~;ce~r~,;~., 1 ' l S goodc, lag'> h1:h1nd e-11~JQ'.~~ 6' '3· 20· 27' 1984 Ml.IC NOTICE ruo pu:~~~~tt~ 1~r;~~;1.~~::1 Dally ---Ml.--IC_NO_T-IC_E __ _ -----------FICTITIOUS IUllNHS 135.94 PUBUC NOTICE FlCTITIOUS BUllNESI NAME STATEMENT FICTfTIOUI IUl#eEH NAMt: ITATUftNT The foOOWlng person 11 doing NAME ITATDINENT NOTICE INVITING The following persona are dOlng 11ness as POOLIC NOTICE .:.Ullneu •• F s CONSUL TING 403 E Balboa .... T.he1~,10~~ng pereon II doing SEALED BIDS Beach does not express or by 1mpllcatrons agree that the actual SWALES ANCHORAGE 2888 ""' ...... ~ CC-645 amounl of work Wiii correspond therewith but reserves the right Beyshore Orr-... Newpon Beach, lvd Apt 7 Balboa CA 92&6t FICTITIOUS IUSINEll DIGITAL SERVICE SPECIALISTS. Notice 1s hereby ~111en that the City Council of the city of to increase or decrease the amount of any class or portion of the Cahl 92663 Fetlks Shfllkhfll 4o3 E Balboa NAME STATEMENT 1847" Am11tad 11J. Fountain Valley. lvd Apt 7 Belt>oa CA 92661 The fOllowlng persons are doing CA 92 708 Huntington Beach, ahforn1a will rece111e sealed bids for lhe work. as may be deemed necessary or expedient by the Director Lyman G Farwell. 2426 22nd This ooll1"9SS 18 conducted by an 1>u11neu 111 Trung·Klm Pham 21991.0 BLUFF TOP LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS· PHASE II in lhe city ol Pubhc Works Street, Newpoft Beach. Ce 92660 ndMOual (A)SPUOLEY S HOT SPUOS,(8) Rlmhurst Or El Toro CA 92630 of Huntington Beach, Calllorn1a In accordance with lhe plans and All bids wlll be compared on the basis of the Director of Public Barbar1 F. Wonckler. 17887 Fellka Shelkhe1 SPUOLEY'S HOT SPUDS THE Thi• buslnen 11 co~duel~ by an specifications and special pro111s1ons on file in the otfice of the Works estimate of the quantities of work to be done ~=nd Ave · Monte Sereno. Calif Thia 11e1ement was filed with 1tte ORIGINAL OVEN BAKED POTATO ndlvldual. Director of Publlc Works Documents will be a11a1table on Each bid shall be made out on a form to be obtained al ttwl Nancy F Gurtey 837 Rancho Del ounly C*k of Orange County on Ron Llngenlelte{. 210 71h St · Trung-K1m Phem Pl&.IC NOTICE January 17. 1984 A charge of S30 00 not refundable will be 1 otf1ce of the Director of Public Works, Development Wing, 2000 Cerro. Fellbroo« Call! 92028 an 5 11184 Huntington Beach Ca 112648 Th11 11etemen1 wu filed with tl'le • f f d M st I H ti I B .. C Ill I h ti F2M111 Pat laom 19036 Sundown ln County Clerk of Ora""'"' County on required for each set o spec1 1ca11ons an accompanying ain ree un ng on eac... a orn a; s a be sealed and Lyman G Farwell PubllSheO Orange Coast Daily vorba Lind• ca111 92686 Jen 1 1984 .. .,.. drawings. • filed with ttte Clly Clerk at the Civic Center. Second Floor ThlS sta1emen1 wu filed w11tt tti. llot Jan 27 Feb 3 to 17 1984 Thia bullneu 11 conducted by a ,,..177 This project 1s funded in parl oy lhe Department of Housing ano Administration Building, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, County Clerk of Orange County on 572.54 ;>eneral par1nerat11p Pubtlahfld Orange Cout Oalty Urban Development (1 e Jobs Bill Grant) California on or before 2:00 pM of February 7. 1984. and shall be Oecemt>er 14· 11183 R llngentelter p1101 Jan 27. Feb 3 10 17 1984 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC I opened by a commmee compo~d or the City Clerk, the City Publlahed Oran"" Coas~ly "POOUC NOTICE This statement wu llled wlltt the S83-84 WORKS ESTIMATE Attorney and Director of Publlc Works or their authorized Pilot Jan 6 13. 20.•27. 198, County Clerk ot Orange County on ----------- 1 representative and the results of sala b1dd1ng will be reported to 134_5, FICTITIOUS IUllNESI Dec 15· 1983 F:n2M1 f'tellC NOTICE WORK ITEMS QUANTITY the Ctty Council of said City of Huntington Beach at their regular NAME STATEMENT Pul>llSheO Orange Coul Dally 1 Mobllrzatron Lump Sum meeting 10 be held on Monday. the 20th of February 1984, at the The following person IS dotng Piiot Jan 8 13 20, 27 1984 FICTITIOUS BUltNlll 2 Clearing and Grubbing I See Sw-t1on 111 lump Sum hour ol 7 30 PM'" the City Council Chambers tn the Cl111c Center Ml.IC NOTICE 11neas •• 140-84 NAMf ITATEMt:NT 3 Earthwork (See Section 101 Lump Sum of said City of Huntington Beach, and shall be acted upon by said FlCTITIOUI BUllNEll JOHN"S MOBILE DETAILING bu::': .. ~°!:~ng pereon 11 doing 4.Crlbwall 17 .OOOSF City Council at the regular meeting of February 20, 1984 NAMt: ITA TeMENT 1;.37 925:• Ln N-porl Beech FRED s PLUMBING. 325 E !0th 5.Concrete Mow Strip 49LF I The C11y of Huntington Beach. Callfornla reserves the right to The following persons are doing John c . Miller. 1337 Su•M• Ln . Street. Costa Mna. CA 92827 6 Concrete Lump Sum re1ect any or all Oros. and to accept the bid deemed for the best busine11 as -l>Of1 Beadl, CA 926e0 Ml.IC NOTICE Fred O Kell, 325 E 19th Str .. t. 7 Asphalt Pa111ng 5.450SF interest of the City of Huntington Beach. Callfornla. SM S SURPLUS SALES. 913 Thl11>u11neu 11 conducted by an Cos11 Mesa. CA 92827 8.Aaphalt Curb 45LF By order of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, ~~;;ood SI · Coeta Mne. Ca ndlv1ou11 FICTITIOUI IUttNHI Thi• buelneu 11 conducleel by an 9 Trash Receptacles 3 ea Calllornla this 16th January. 1984 Staptten Donald Ahoada, 913 ~~sn •~a1':::!n'f w11 filed with the The f:l=l~gaT:.,"=E~ doing n~f~:u~I Kell 10.Blke Rack 1 ea ATTEST Dogwood St. Co11a M .... Ca Q21127 nty Clerk of Orange county on t>ualneat 81 This 1tatement wu nled with tl'le 11 lrrloatton System 42 200SF Alicia Wentworth Mariann Rhoeda. addr .. same.. en 5 198A NEWPORT IRVINE PROPERTIES aunty Clerk of OrllOQe County on 12.Soll Preparation and fine grading 47 200SF C11y Clerk above f2U111 504 Vent•I• New00<1 Beach. CA an 5 1984 13 1 Gallon Shrubs 418 ea Published Orange Coast Dally Piiot Jan 20 27. Feb 3 1984 Thil t>ull,_. II cooduct~ by • Publlahec:I Orange Cout Oa11y 92660 FDS1a4 14.5 Gallon Shrubs 22 ea 346-84 general Part1*att•P llot Jan 27 Fet> 3. 10 17. 1984 I Nancy LoulM lmbernlno. SO• Vtn· Publllhed OraOQe Coul Dally 15 Ground Cover 42 300 Stll9Mn Rhoad• 573·114 111111. Newpo<t 9"ch. CA g2eeo 1101 Jan 27. Feb 3. 10. 17, 1984 16.Stolonlzed Turi 5 950 SF Thi• statemen1 w11 filed wi111 tti. This l>utlnesa 11 conducted by an 582-44 MllC NOTICE 17.lmport Soil 1,165 CSY NJLIC NOTICE ~~~.~f9~•noe County on NJ&.IC NOTICE •nc:!vidua~ I t>er I 18.30 Day Plant Eatabltshmenl Period Lump um FfCTITIOUI IUllNt:ll ll'mnt ency m n no 19 60 Oey Maintenance Period Lump Sum NAME ITATEJftNT Publlahed Orange Cout Dally FICTITIOUI BUllHlll This llttemenl was fllflO -.utt ,,... FtCTlTIOUI .UllNlll AL TERNA TE BID ITEMS Th~ following Pl'90nl are dOlng PtlOt Jan II. 13. 20 27. 198~ NAME ITATIMDIT County Clerk of Orange County on NAMI ITATl•NT A-1 Remove Ex1Sting AC Bike Trail at 9th Street Lump Sum businf'Ss 11 131-84 Ttte followtng l*IOO 11 dolno Jan 8 1984 "'5154 The follOWlng perton la dOlng A-2 Regrade and Rec.onstruc1 Bike Trail at 9th Al FOOTHILL TRANSPORTATION P\El.IC NOTIC£ """' 11 Publtahed Orange Coa11 Dally bualneu u Str-t 3 600 SF 1C::OONMCPRAENTVE CBOI "'PT~AN~Sl1T50M1 w'x:.o, (A) CRYSTALS (Bl HERITAGE Piiot Jan 13 20 21 Feb 198A ltAAKO SHEP EROS & SHEL TIES . ...., ,... ,.. , .,.. ETALS 2740 So Harb<>< Blvd . 273 84 &91 Congr .. St . Cotta M .... CA A-3 Palnl New and Ex1s11ng Trash Receptacles 4 480 Lf' Tall Avenue Orange ca 92665 FICTITIOUI ltUllNlll anta Ana, CA 112704 112627 A~ Add City Logo to Eic1st1ng Trash Receptacles 9ea Tranaml~ CorPOrallon 4780 Val-. ~i·t~t~ NA• ITATIMrNT LeRoy Ramirez, 13Q1 W Cerritos Barbara Kothe, 891 Cono, ... St , A-5 18' High Palms 13 ea &y Boulevard Los Angeles. Ca ,., The following '*'°"' are dOlng Anaheim, CA 92804 Ml C NOT C ta Mna, CA 92627 A~ 15' Hinh Palms 6 ea 90032 1Cal1fomu1 corporahon) I bullMHESaa: 0 Thia bullnesa 11 conduc11d by an I I E Thia butlnffa I• oond\Kt~ by· 111 ·v 5 Th11 t>v!llne_, ii eondueled b ~ JAM J J HNSON. l6782 Mdual ndMdutl A-7 12' High Palms ea Y 1 8"ch Btlld Hunt1ng1on BNctl, LeRoy Ramirez "CflTIOUI IUIMll Barbati Kothe A-8 10' High Palms 3 ea 0~'?:~:!!: C0tporat1on •NO H~t Calif 92647 Thlt attlement wu hlflO with lhe The fol~ 1~*;'! d"""' Thi• t1a1em.n1 wu n1ec1 with ttie A-9 lmpo<1 Soll I<>< Palms 6 CY Fr*d Stetite Conlroli., ~4(, • Jamee W Flan99an. 7122 Nimrod OUl'lty Clerk of Or•OQe County on ~-.... --·• ' ~·.,, Counly C1et1l 01 Orange County on Thi• pro~ It t>etng assisted by the United States of Amer1<:a Th•• itatem.<1t • ., filed w.lh the °' . Huntington 8"ch. C. 92647 an s 1914 t>uttneN •• Jen 6 1994 At Federal fund• are financing all or parl '>I this work all of ttwi ounty ci..11 or OreOQe County on R Thia bue.nesa 11 oondl.let~ by 111 '2J4111 A E 0 10 NA l A! PE AT 0 RY ~DIUI •• d I I I at..,. b the FAderal t8 1g•• lndMdual Publl"* Orange Cout Oe.ily THEATRE. '907 Deerper1c Plac. Pu"'I•" ... Ot• "---· ......... 1tatut•. ru ... s en regu a ion• promu g ""' Y an -JAMES W FLANAGAN •lot Jan 27 F'eo 3 10, 17. 1984 Suite 520. ruri.ton. Calif 92$3 t llOt Ja~'71 FM> T to71'111i:'' GOY9rnmetit and applicable to the work will apply 'DUM Ttllt etaterMnt wu tiled with the 578_84 HO'tlrard T Manoo. 20181 Mttlna , . • 57 .. 14 In accordance with the prov1sJons of Section t 773 of the La nor Published Or•OQe CoHt 0.tty County C1ef11 Of Orange County on Ln . Hunllngton Deach, c.111 92848 •· Cod•. tile State of Callfornla. Director ol the Department of ·~;/.~~ 27 Feb 3· tO. 17 11164 0.0. 16. 1913 OenlM Oeil ~••. 1907 Deerpark lnduatrlal Relation shall determine the oeneral ptevatllng rate of , nlMa P\11.IC NOTICE P~. Futl«ton. c.tll 92831 weoea. applleabl4t to the work to be done. copies Of the latHt ~ 0rM0ot C._t Deity This bUtlnett It C4ndue111d by a ~al w.,.. rate de1erminatlons are on file at the Off~ Of the Whal w t li c es .... .-. I. U. •, 17, 1tM 'ICT1TIOUI ....... lmlllld part~ " -v-e a c ruts M1... NAMI ITATIMDT HOWatd T Mango y Clerk and tha office of the Director or Publlc Work• of lhe rtte 1o1tow1ng pereona .,. doing Thi• atllement ., .. f'*I wttn the Ctty of Huntlnoton Beach Cahfornta 11na1 a1 aunty Clerk 01 Orange County on Mlnlmvmw.rate1tor1h1tprojoctarepredeterm1n.cibylhe ABOARD THE CATALINA HOLIDA't USE THE TH£ AIGHT·STUF'f'. 121 Weat 27, 108l Unit.cl StetH Secretary of Labor If there tt 1 dlfftrence t>etweer lllon Cott• M ... CA 928211 ~10 the minimum wage ratea pr.clale<mlned by th• Uotted StltH WEEKDAYS: 10:00 A.M. DAILY ftlLOT Cath.,ln• Wttlay, t2t Watt P\lbll.n.d Ottnot Coaat Dall) "~rst•"' of Labor and the prev11Ung wa ..... ratN determined by WEEKENDS: "F ... ST llton, Costa M ... CA t2t21 !lot Jen ~7. F9b 3, 10, 17. 1914 ._.. -r v-"' JOhn Wftley, 121 W"I Wiiton, Ill' 1 A4 the St1te '°' 11m11ar clHalflcauont of l1bo1, the contractor ond 9:30 a.m . & 1:30 p.M. RESULT" otta Mttt. CA 12828 hll tubeontrectort lh811 p1y not lot lh8n the higher w ge rate s•RVICa Thia bu"""8 11 condUCl~ t>y a Plen• and ·~lfleallont. 10get~ Wllh propo••I form may be ll 00 °'' AdYlt r ... wtth M .. .. .. ,ar1~ip obteJned at the ottic. of the Director of Pvbl•c Work• City Han, Ex Im 1·28 &4 OlltECTOIY C.lher'lne w..., H"ntlngton Beach, Calllornla Thll 11at.ment wu '"*' -.ith the .. F111 II• ult "'" ........ ofAr ,.~,~1 No bid Wiii be r.e 1\led uni.as 11 1~ m8d4t on 1 bltnk form n., ........ ..,..,. ....,.,,, Y on lu'"tthed by the Director or PubllC Work1 The tpeClal attention ~t ''' " •· 1 .d 1 anu.ary & 1• • F'DltfJ of proapecitve bldd9rl 11 c1lled to the propoul requirements 6 4 2. 5 6 7 8 Publllhed °''T. COllt1 0.:'1 Mt forth In the ~pecmcattont, fo1 full d1r.ct1ona as to the bidding lrt JU 11ot J11n 21. Fet> . 10. 17. 1N4 Tile above quant111es are oppru11mtt11 only, being given H • 511·~ b•ti• ror Iha comperf'<>fl of bid•. and the city ol Huntlnaton I I ln••••pen•slve• ·(in lk 1pan • 11vl not hi0'1 in prtc•, reatonable. Cl tl9d ........ adl/9ftt11no _, ,.... ClaHlfled Ad~rtillng &42·S87R Ml.IC NOTICE ACTITIOUI ....... NAMt: IT A ft•NT Tti. fottow\ng perlOM 11e ~ bullneN .. ANTHONY A!O!NCY 17061 H«bert Lene, .Hunt1ng1on Seedl. CA 928'Q Regency Poo11 Inc , 17081 H4t<bert LSM. Hunllngton BMcf\. CA ta849 Thll bVllneu 18 condUC1~ by I ~pQtation Berry L lt9CI Sr he/Tr ... Tl'lle atalemen\ w f wt1h lilt County C6ertl of Or~ County Oii Jmn 6, t 84 f'nt10I Pubt1'"41d Ot•noe co.at O.tly Piiot Jan ~7. '•b. 3, 10, 17. ltl-t Ht I 1984 CAPRI -$14985 MO. • tu, resld '676.2.S, 1557.8" et , .... Inception, "8 mo. closed end lease (607~)· 1984 L s5995 2626 Harbor Blvd., 41 11101 . '9 ft 1#'4 1 OAC. • ( ,,,.._ •.. SUBARU The Offlclal Ski Team Car See Page 3 . OTTO . •ANEWSIZE •ANEWLOOK AUTOPILOT- EVERY FRIDAY Costa Mesa (714) 541-5630 _...,.... ___ .,._... Cl I t The Renault Sportwagon for 1984. Keeping your . automobile in top condition Remember when cars had to be primed to get them started In the morning? A little gas was squirted Into priming cups, one per cylinder. Remember retard- ing the spark with a hand lever before starting? If you can answer yes to the above, you probably remember too, the thousand mite grease job and oll change. There was no such thing as an oll fllter to replace, of course; just change the oll. Keeping the engine "in tune" had to be a regular procedure If the engine was to start without excessive cranklng. Remember cranking? We've come a long way since that nostalgic era. says the Car Care Council. owner's manual, suggests Car Care Council, pointing out that extended maintenance is not for everyone. Service techniques are chang- ing too. The traditional tune-up has evolved Into a procedure described as an engine per- formance analysis. What's the difference? Instead of routinely replaclng things like the points, condenser and plugs. the technician must make a thorough diagnosis of what's causing hard starting. poor per- formance, reduced fuel economy or increased emissions. He can no longer replace some parts and make a few simple adjustments to get the engine running like new. The 1984 Ren8ult Sportwagon: Nevertheless. many compo- nents will retain their essential roles In most automotive engines for a long time to come. The spark plug. for example. con- tinues as the most frequently replaced part In a tune-up. The distributor cap and rotor today are replaced as frequently as they were ten years ago. The air filter, in fact. has Increased in replacement frequency. If you're experiencing engine problems. you may or may not need servicing of the one of the sub-systems. The ignition sys- tem, the fuel system and the emission control systems must all work in close harmony with one another. That's where ac- curate diagnosis comes in. What also will help is your ability to communicate with your mechanic so he can isloate and diagnose a specific problem. Give him as many details as possible. A family automobile with flair And nearly half the cars on our nation's highways still have con- ventional distributor points and condenser. thereby requiring more frequent tune-up services. SOUTHFIELD. MICH -Bold exterior accent paint, a new performance-oriented 2.2 liter engine, plus a wide range of ~tandard features should earn the 1984 Renault Sportwagon a reputation as a family wagon with a flair. In addition to its added per- formance. the Sportwagon s overhead cam aluminun engine also will provide strong fuel efftc1entcy. The Sportwagon. which will be sold by more than 1.300 Renault dealers throughout the U S will have an EPA estimated fuel economy rating of 25 mpg and and 39 mpg highway eq uipped with the standard 5-speed trans- mission. The Sportwagon comes equipped with a long list of standard features that makes It a luxury wagon from the start. Mechanical and luxury items offered as standard equipment on the Sportwagon include air conditioning and cruise control. the latter with the selection of an optional automatic transmissio'1. New b10-formed. individually reclining front seats will ensure greater creature comfort. Other standard anemities on the Sportwagon include a leather- wrapped steering wheel. leather- wrapeed gearshift knob. styled •• ,,,,, OTTO'' I I Spotlight the Auto Dealers each Friday on the front page of Classifledf •• ' wheel covers and a black roof rack. In addition to the standard 5- speed manual transmission, buyers of the 1984 Sportwagon also may choose the optional 3- speed automatic transmission. Luxury features on the Sportwagon Touring Edition in- clude an electronically tuned AM/FM stereo radio with casset- te, garnet leather interior. alumlnum wheels and Michelin tires. The front-wheel drive Sportwagon offers independent front suspension with a one- piece box section rear axle and coil springs. Front and rear sway • bars are standard. Power assisted rack and pi- nion steering. and self-adjusting power brakes (disc front) are standard. Also standard are such Items as an adjustable steering columnm, premium Instrument panel, tachometer. oil level gauge, trunk/cargo area carpet. accent striping. tinted twindows, AM/FM stereo radio. plus a rear window wiper/washer. Other optional equipment in- cludes power front windows and power door locks. Body colors on the Sportwagon include Bordeaux (new) and black. Advancements In technology. including electronic ignition, computerized engine controls and unleaded gasoline have re- sulted In tonger maintenance intervals on some parts and systems. People who do an unusual amount of stop-and-go driving, or whose trips average under ten mlles may fall into the "severe service" category. This kind of driving, combined with extreme weather conditions and/or trailer towing may call for more frequent servicing of the car. Check the For Instance, 1f the engine hesitates, when does it happen? When the engine Is cold? When It's warmed up? When accelerat- ing? Tell him If you hear any noises. And try to describe the noises. Is there a pop, bang, rattle, ping or whirr? The more information you can provide, the quicker and more accurately the technician can isolate the problem, repair It and get you back on the road. Don't just drop the car off and ask for a tune-up then expect miracles. The tune-up may have been considered a panacea In the past. but today, the service requires accurate diagnosis. -.... Quantum Wagon 8 12,990 • 5 Cyl. Automatic • Power Steering • Air Conditioning • Power Windows & • Power Door locks # 78334 Stk. # .500 • Bronze Metallic 8 11,492 • Two Tone Brown • 4 Speed • Tinted Glass • Stereo Prep. #39703 Stk. # 495 DEMO '84 GTI DEMO DEMO NEW Exciting high performance car. Block, Sun Roof, Air Cond., Stereo. 88847 #7009 Stk. #4'01 I '88 QUANTUM Gl '84 RABBIT GL '88 QU~NTUM CPE. 4' Door, 5 Cyl., Auto., P'Ower StHrlng, Air , Power Windows. 8 11,577 #69086 Stk. #3209 , J 4' Door, Auto., Air Con- ditioning, Cruise Control, s .. reo. 4' Cyl., 5 Spd, Air Con· ditioning, Power Ste.ring, Stereo. 88270 89985 #31"3 Stk. #"16 .it l0885 Stk. ir3170 1442 South Brlstol ·at Edinger Santa Ana 546.0220 ® e EDINGER ~~~~~~.,,,~~~~~~- '} = WARMER SAN OIECO flWY I . •• a .) Ill .... c "' Ill .... 0 :c ~ z ; .... c ... Ill • iu ~ Subaru: Official carol the U.S. Ski Team . ' Quick: Name a car that's synony- mous with a sport. The Volvo? Really? When was the last time you saw a Volvo at a tennis match? The answer's really Subaru. isn't It . and that fact underscores both the Intent and result of the partnership Subaru forged with the U.S. Ski Team In 1976 ... a bond that's now entering Its ninth con- secutive year. The intent of that partnership, then as now. Is twofold: to. spotlight the inclement weather capabilities of our frontwheel and "On Demand 4-wheel drive" vehicles and to support and encourage the fine young athletes of the U.S. Ski Team. But why the U.S. Ski Team? Actu- ally, Subaru and skiing go together naturally ... few products and their capabilities flt so nicely with any sport. They go-together 10 well. said Alan 8 . Ross. Subaru of America. Inc.. vice president, corporate communlca- Uons, that Subaru really has become the unofficial car of ski enthusiast• everywhere. "That's the real test of our status as the offlclal car of the U.S. Ski Team, a status we're pleased and happy to have.'' Ross said. The Subaru message to the public through the U.S. Ski Team is simpliclty Itself. ''The Team has found that our 'On Demand 4-wheel drive' vehicles can take anything the weather can dish out ... and when you consider the type of winter driving the Ski Team does year in and year out that really means something. If our vehicles stand up to that kind of test -tough, unforgiving winter road conditions that the Ski Hi-hu, Hl-hu, ....... ..........._ off to Sara- jevo our trusty Subaru! ; $149 **Month ~~-----------~~~~40-5454 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 27, 108-4 CS Team must surmount to meet the r training and competition demands - Just think what they can do In everyday driving!" Subaru involvement with the Ski Team, Ross said. Is therefore b~sed on the capabllltles Inherent In Subaru "On Demand 4·wheel drive" ve- hlcles ... plus the resultant nationwide publicity opportunities for the Ski Team and Subaru from our advertis- ing and public relations. looking back at the relationship's beginning In the mid '70s, both Subaru and the U.S. Ski Team had real needs, Rose sald ... and a real (and continuing) need for each other. ''On one hand the Ski Team needed transportation for Its ath- letes ... athletes who represented the U.S. In domestic and International competition. The Ski Team. unlike Its historically strong European rivals, received no governm~t support, Yet It still had to have a way to transport Its people -its athletes. administrators, and coaches -and lots of bulky equipment over snowy mountain roads to get to the races. "On the other hand, Subaru. then a fledgling alltomoblle company, had just Introduced Its 'On Demand 4- wheel drive' wagon, a real departure from every other 4-wheel drive ve- hicle. It was an entirely new concept: a smooth-riding. fuel.efficient, ex- tremely comfortable 4-wheel drive vehicle with the ability to negotiate highways like a traditional passenger car or snowy roads during Inclement weather with equal ease. It had standard front-wheel drive, too," Ross said. "We learned the Detroit manufac- turers had turned down the Ski Team's sponsorship request...and we had what we felt was just what the Ski Subaru. official car of tbe U.S. Ski Team. and the Mahre Team needed. The rtst It hla- tory ... later. we became the official car of the U.S Ski Association and the us. Ski Team's Sports Medlcrne Program, too," Ross said. When natlonlll television udlences see U.S. Skl Team racers ''schussing" a hill at 75 mites per hour or I antng Into a gate, many times they're also seeing a Subaru bib on those athletes or watching a Subaru advertisement featuring the Ski Team during a commercial break. "Each Is deeply lnterwlned with the other,'' Ross aald. Te41ing the Subaru-Ski Team atory Is exciting. he added, saying one of the first things people ask about the Ski Team-Subaru relationship Is how an import car company became the supplier of the Ski Team's official vehicle. "Subaru cars are imported,'' Ross said, "but that's where the slmllarlty to other Import car firms end. Subaru is the nation's only American oper- ated, publicly owned Import auto- mobile company.-UOllke Datsun, Toyofa, or Honda, we're m>t a subsidiary of an overseas manufaq- turer. Our stock Is publicly traded on the nation's over the counter mar- ket.. .and just like every American company, and as Individuals too, we have a deep Interest in what Qur athletes are doing and how we can hefp them." Today Subaru supplies the Team with 4-wheel drive vehicles In both the U.S. and Europe plus domestic vans for their bulk carrying needs. Subaru also heavily promotes the Team in print and television •Spots, activities which enhance recognition -and helps stimulate private sector contributions to the Team from Indi- viduals and public-spirited corpor- ations . brotben constitute one of akl- ing'a aucceuful combos. THE IMPERIAL BAti_K TOWER • 695 TOWN CENTER DR., STE., 100 •COSTA MESA THE CLOSER;YOU LOOK ••• THE BETTER WE LOOK! ~ 1.) MBZ 380 SL. ................. s62s••/Mo. 8.) CRESSIDAS ..................... $249•/Mo. 15.) J84 CORVETTES .............. s525•/Mo. -----! 2.) MBZ 300 D ...•••...•..•......•• s450• /Mo. 9.) MAZDA 626 ................... s2os•• /Mo. 16.) CUTLASS ....................... s210•• /Mo. NEW 1984 ... Ill > "' -z ~ 3.) MBZ 300 SD ............•........ s59o•M.o. 10.) MAZDA RX7 .•.••..••.•....•.•• s21s•• /Mo. 17 .) TRANS AM •••••.••••.••.••...• s245•• /Mo. CU 5 TOM ;;: 4.) BMW 318 .••••..••••••••••..••••• szio• /Mo. 11.) T -BIRDS ........................ s2 40 .. /Mo. 18.) 300 ZX ............................ s2&9• /Mo. L I MO, S ~ ~ 5.) VOLVO DL. ....................... *234* /Mo. 12.) COUGAR ........................ s2ss•• /Mo. 19.) '84 El DORADO ............... s430• /Mo. = i ~1 ~~tr:.:~:::::::::::::::::::::s:~1!; ~=:: U:I J::~~s:::::::::::::::::::::::: a~~::~=:: ~t\ ::~:~siS'Lii::::::·s~~~~: ~=:: S-T-R-E-T-C-H ~ Q • SM Cf Ttl ABOVE PAYWJm wcuu Alt, rom STEERING, AM/FM CASSmt. S<M'. HAV£ CRtlSE. MAGS' stMROOFs As STAM>MO EQlftDT. na L£ASts m AU ctosm DI> YOUR DOUARll ~ Z WITH OPTION TO BUY,' Tf.blNATfl> EARLY OR WALK AWAY AT DI> Of TERM. LllTED TO EXCESS ...CAGE I MAR & TW, R£flll)A8l£ S(c..JTY DD'OSIT I LKDSE FEI ME R£Qtm:D ~ ; TO START LEASE & Wll BE u 1c11 TO CREDIT APPROVAL ••u M0./960 MO. TtRMS. TOTAL MO. rms. tn. TAX/TOT. ALL LUSl PMS. LEASE FROM THE z ~ L) S662.50/S3t ,8oo.oo 5.) $248.04/$11 ,905.92 9.) s211.Jo1s10 ,430.4Q.__ 13.) $159.00/$7,632 oo 16.) s222.jo1s10.684.80 19 ) S455lo1s2t878 40 MANUFACTUIEI ~ ... 2.) $477 00/$28.620 00 6.) $291.50/$13,992.00 10.) $227.90/$10.320.00 ~.) $150.52/$7,224.96 17.) $259.70/$1 2.465.60 20.) $245 92/$14.75510 : = 3.) $625.40/$37.524.00 7 ) $169 60/$8,140.80 11.) $254.40/$15,264.00 15.) $556.50/$33,390 00 18.) $285 14/$1 7.100.40 21 ) $1 5 7 94, $7581.11 > ; 4 ) $286 20/$17,172.00 8.) $262.88/$12,618.24 12) $270.30/$16,218.00 ' ' * Wl'll TALKIN' WHOLISALI LIASING • Wl'll TALKIN' WHOLI SALI LIASING * WE'ii TALKIN' WHOLISALI LIASING * WE'i i TALKI N' WHOLISALI LI ASI NG * • C4 Or80Q9 Coast DAILY PILOT/FrJday, Jaouary 27, 198• c....... ..... ,. c.-. •us ~ COUllfTY NOTICI OP ,.,.,.TD"l liAL.8 T 2IC7I NOTIC9 OP TIQJTU'8 IAU MOnca °' M01lea OP,..,.,.... UL.I MOnCI M TM18TH &AU IUNJllCMl CCMMT Le.~ MOltea OP ""'9TU'S IALI LOM .... ,_,.,IROWN T'RUft'lre I.ALI K ..... TA.Ml.,_,_ N0.1.-aa 1QOC~O--Dr.W.U T.LNe.,_MllO T.LMei.1-11.._. t.&.•Y..._ 0nJ~31.11M .. IO~a.m flfOTICIGrut'UCAT'tON YOU AAI ... OOMJlT UNDfR A YOU AA~ IN Of:FAUL T UNDER A ......... CA..,... UJ!ilff oooe, °" F(ldlry, ,~ 10, 1~. 9' tWCI 8URUNOTON ,IHANCtAL HA· UPLAND M~lO.lOI SERVICI! '0 • I ~~.0 H 0 LI c Of:£0°'TftUST OATEOOcnoa. Ofl!OOFTRVST.OATEDS[PTl!M· Pe1111011er MAOOALINA TOSIRVICECOMPANY o'doe* PM. II South l'rOnt !II-ICI!&. INC 11 duly llPt)Olnt~CO INC uTrutt ... Of~ J 20 9M 5. 197'. UNL.!SS YOU JAKE AC. IER 2e. 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKI! AST ANEOA .. duly llPPC>lnt9d Truet .. under tlw lrt.not Of tM Old OffillOe ~ty n..t.. uno.r the fonowlng de-TNtt .. Ot 81Jbelltut9d Tl'\ielM, of 111'1 • 1 nON TO PAOT!CT YOUR PROP 4CTION TO PROTECT YOUR RMoonOlnt MAHU!L CAl\R[lllA 1Q11ow1 deleribed deed of tf'U9t CouttflouM. In ttw 200 8IOCll Of\ 1bed OMd of l/W1 WILL Ull AT thet oer1eln Deed of TMI •eouted To Whom It May Concern [RTY, IT MAY H SOLO AT A Pue: "'"OP!RTY, IT MAY ee SOLD AT ACIA Will 8lll AT PUBLIC AUCTION Weel Santa An• Gout9vefd. dty of PV8UC AUCTION TO THE HIGH· by°"""'' E catpent.,, I merrted MATSVKAWA, TMlllO & T~neo .. LIC SA.LE '"YOU N£!D AN OCPLA· PU8LIC SAlf IF YOU NE!O AN C.. No 020·51..S TO n4! HIOHUT 1100!" f'.Olt Sent• Ana. c.llfomla, "A.IT INl'l" ST 8100£.R FOR CASH ANO/OA man a Ne IOle Md _,., ... prop. ~ to !hi °"'*11Mflt of Al NATION Of THE NATUAf OF THE EXPLANATION Of THE NATIJR[ l\.Wl>MI ,, ....... LAW) CASH AND/OR THI CASHIERS 0" 8TATI BANK °' CALIFORNIA. He CASHIERS OR cum"EO 111y, ... 10 111'1 uncfMded ~ lntwt, coholic: &eYer• Control for ., ,AOCUOING AOAINST YOU. YOU OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST NOTICll YM ...... ..._ ...... ClATlf'.llD CHECKS SPECIFIED 1H flrust .. unoet IM Deed oC TNll HfCKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL CODI B<uce H Carpenter 1 elngle MM u OH SALE Beer & Wine I PUB EAT SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER .-ou. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A l'1-~ 11V1 llKMI ..... JM CIVll COOf SECTION 292411 (PIY-made by C11otyn L M..on. In Ill'-ECTION2024h(pey.-at\Ntltne lo In 111\d!Yldecs ~ llnt•tet etlf K~ PL.) lo eell ~ ~aoeit at On Fet>Nwy 10, 1ta4 et 9 151 m , LAWY!R ""' ..... ...,.. ...._ able et lfle time Of _.. 1n ~ mwned women end $u1c:11 R I Nie In lewful mon.y Of ttw IJnllec:I neth"' Cefpentw, • elngle "*' .. to letOe BIOOkhurtt lrtill ountlll'I at the front entranm to th9 Old Or· On F.oruaty 3, 1U.., at t 1& o·atoGk ,........ .,..... • ...,... ,._ money of"'-United s1a1•> 111 r1gt1t Muon, a llr9e WOIT\#1 end ,.. 11tee) 111 rtgtlt, title end lntw•t an unOMded ~ lntw•t, tattier end Vally. CA t270t enoeCouMyeourthouee toc:atedon t.m . al IN tront entrance 1otheold .. .,.._...., .,...., oue end int••• ~ to ind COt'ded December HI. 1ta1, •In 10 Ind now Nld I>)' II IOl\a, .. tenMt• In common. Ind Publllhed OrJ W109 ~:11~~1~ SentaANAMJ., ~ S~ Of11109CountyCoutthouM. IOce1~ 11~ ..... to--die IM.Meeoten now held by It u11CW M'd OMO Of ltrument NWnbet 20309, In 800ll Mldo.dofTruatlnthePfop. 1ecorded $eptemt>« 10, 1MO u In INl"Y • • St a Droedwey. Slntl Ma. Clll· on S enta Ane Blvd. belwff., fl0fn9Y In ltlle menw. you lhOUld Tl'\lllln the Pfl)pet1y ._ft., a. 14324 P11C19 l~t ot Otnolll AeootOI herwlnattw O.CWlbed~ •trument No. 11215, Of Offlclal Alt------------- fornte. SECURITY PACIFIC NA· s~ St. & 8rOldYrey. Santi to promptly IO the! VOUt written .artbed . Of o,.,. County. Celltomla. oWen RUSTOA:GARY Q BAOWN OOtdt of Orenge C<Kinty, Callf(l(l\la, Pl&.JC NOTICE TIONAL 9ANK, u duly IPC)Olnted ~na. Cl.Ill. COUITABL! DEED COM· M. K any. may be lllecl on TAUS TOR. lo aeeur• Ill lncMOt~,,... In 19'IQI' ot OIANA I.. BROWN Ind purtulnt to 11,.1 W11ln Notice ___ ....-..-..._..._ ___ _ TrultM under tN Oe11C1 ot Truat PANY. M OUly ei>PC>lnted lrutt• JOHN A. MARTIN Flrat lnt.,..tete Sri of California, I BEHl!FICIAAY• MIDWEST PA· ol 0.fault and !lec:tlon lo $en ttier• T..-U1 dated Octo«Mlr 5, 1919 m.cM t>y undtf the d-.d Of ttuat del9d Sep. PA~ELA 8. MARTIN C&lllomle OOl'POfallon by reuon of IFIC FINANCIAL, INC • ulldef recor~ JuM 111, 1913 M NOTICI M JAMIS M. QRASMEHR MO DORIS lembef 2e. tH I rnecte by Ctllre MARY A. FEWER the l:WMdl ol cenlln Obl'Oltlone... RECOROED Jul'}e 21. 181 t .. inltNmenl no 83-255HI. of Ottlcltll ULI E GRASMEHA, Huablnd and WI .. Caraman, 1 metrltd women re-eudlenci. I,__ .. Ud..,.. 8ENEFICIARY. cured tti4nby. notice Of which lnllr. No. 4t 1114111 BOOll 14111 page Aecof01 of lald County. '#Ill under YOU AM .. DIPAUlT ~A recoro.d Of\ Ocnobet II, tt7't, u COtoed on October 9, 1981, lntlt deftltO de•...._ lee .. ROBERT VEA.IS!K Dr.Ch wu recorded Auouet 16. of Offlclel R9ootctt In the oft~ end P\lllUlltl to Mid Deed of TNll HOMIOWNlltl Allll l•INT lnat No 27508, lnbook 13357, page 13170, In bOOk 142&1. page 1148 Of n~.,....., JUDITV VEl.ISEK 1913, u ln1trum•nt Number the Aecorci.t Of Orenge County; Mii at public: llUCtloll tor cllft. UDtOAftOMrU.1.,_UNLS.•t 125 ot Otfla&I Aecord1 In the orb Oftldll A«X>fctt tn the otflce ol lhe "JOU •lilfl to ..... IN ld¥foe.. RECORDED September 12. 1NO ~34. of Mid Offldal Aloofd9, Mid OMd of truet deletlbee lhe euNer'a c:Mdl, or CUii equtlletent YOU TU. AC'l'lOM TO NC>ftCT ol IN County Aecord« of Orano-. CountyAecoroerot~County, •Homey In .......... JOU .. '"-'' No 18009 In Book 1374 1 #lll ... 1lpubOc9UC1lolltOthehlgh-twtuotl 1111 bMrl IC)C)IOl!ed by the YOUfl '*'""" tT llAY .. Clllfornle by r.uon Of defeult In the Cl.lltomla, by r...on of deleutt In the do eo "--"" .. INt ,_ page 1991 of C>mciel Aecon1e 1n the Mt~ tOt can. peyetiM 111 lewful Lot Of trlCt no 7430, .. ttlOWn Tru1t• 5 de)'9 prlot to aale), et the IOU> AT A ~ IALL • YOU payment or pettormance or 01>11 oeyment or pertormence ot obll-rtttet1 ,.1p1M9, " enr, 11\eJ be office of the ~o.r of OrlnQe money ol the Unfled S11t9:1 It lhe • "*' rec:Otded In book 2t1, lron1 •tec>t to City Hell. 1 CMc MUD Alf UJll.ANATION cw TMI ;etlone-=ured thefet>y, 1 Nolleeol eiot1 .. ecur~ thereby, I Notice of °"....... County. 111'1'11 ol Mle, Of by~• c:Mdl ~ 42 Ind 43 of Mlac.lian.ou. c.tltw Clrde, Brea. CA . .n ttllt NATU"I O, '"OCllDINQ Oefeult Md EJectlon 10 Sell Uno. eult and EleCllOn 10 &Ill Unoer t.IU.tlld--Mkiterel..... MIO deed OI trwt deeorlbee the drewn by • bentt engllQed In IN Mape. rec:ordl of Orenge County, right. lltll lnO lnl••I oon~ to AQAINll YOU. YOU IHOULD Deed of T1U1t hiving bMrl ~ded Of Trutl hlVlng l>Mrl recorded de llft llboell6o -.... ...,,... tolloWlno generef blMlng buliMU In Mid 11lltornll Md now held by h under 1eld Deed COMTACT A L.AWYIJl u prQlllcMd tOt t>y I-lltd more u proYlcled tor by law end more '-to lnfMcAe~. PARCEi. I Lot 128 Of Tract No. COW'lty, Stele Of CelllOf'nla; Mid Ultl EJIQ9'>tlnQ tneretrom all off, off of Tl'Ufl In the property eltueted In NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 11w1 thr" montha helling etaf)Md lhen thr• mont"-nevlno ,.~ Mtll ITl8Mfa. .u ,.,,._a. 9423, In the City Ol IMM. Counl'/ of lt\&lt &. held without werranty u to right•, mln.,al1. mineral rlghlt, Mid County 1111d Stet• cl9eeflbed u : purtuant to 1erm1 of thoM certain ' .inc. IUCh reoordttlOn, wlll Mii •I tlnch euc:h rec«d•tlOn. wlll Mii al ta. II NJ '9Hle. "'9dt .. Orange. State ol Cellfornle. u pet 11111. po...aeion Of ~bf~. natu1111 o ... natural O., rlgf\11, end Peroet 7 u lhown on 1 Parcel Mei> Covanent1, Condlltons and Reeffle· public 1ue11on to ttle h!Qhell bidder ~bllc: auction to the hlghftt ~der tr9da • tfempo. map recorded In book 400. ~ 15 1119 Int.,_. con\19)'9d lo and now othef hydrdbart>ont by What ...,., llled In Book 111. Pagee 101nd 11 of 11on1 rec:orded on Auguat 30. 1979. f()( Clth. pey1ble In lewful money of t0< c:alh. peyatiM In 1ewtY1 money ot 1·TO THI Dfl'ENOANT! A CINI lo 28 lncl\lelve, mlacelt~ rnape, held by Mid Tru&tM under Mid o~ n11M known tllat may be within or Parcel Mei>•. In the otttc. of tile in Book 13292. Pege 1.288, e1 eeq., 1119 United Stetn ol America et time lhe Unlled St1tn of America et 11,,,. plelnt !lee beeft flW bf IN In the oltlQe of the county recorder of of tru11 In the properly lltuete In undet the Plroel ol land tier.in «»-County RecOl'der of Mid County, Or· ot record• ol Orange County, Cl.II· ol ule, wllhOut COllenanl or wer. ot uie. without CO\lenent 01 war· ntfft egelnet JOU. M rou wt.Ii lo Mid county Ore11g9 C<>IJnty. C1Ufornle, de· terlbed. logettler with the petpelull 1nge lornla, ranty DPf9IMd or Implied u to 1anty exprMM<S or Implied 11 to ""-.. '"""-JOU MUet, Except theretr~ Oii. gu. min. .crtbed u right 01 drilling of Orlhlng, m{nlng. JHIS DOCUMENT BfJNQ RE·RE· Thet c:enein r .. 1 property c»- lltle. poeeaaion 0< anc:umbranc:.e. lllle, potoNHlon Of ancumbranOM. "9lln JO days after thlt 1Ummon111 er alt anq olh« hydlil6cerl>Ont. be10w PARCEL t· Unit 49, .. lhown and exploring end operetlng lherefOf CORDED DUE TO CHANGE IN SALE llCiflbed u Unll 51, Lot 2 of TrAc:1 the lntereet eonvey9d to and now ltle Interest eon~ to ano now on you, Ille ~th thla C9Ur1 • a d9'>1h ol 500 feet, wtthOul the rlQhl defined on th•I certetn Con-Ind ltorlng In and l'9rnOlllng the DATE: 10815 u ~map recor~ In BOOk held by It under aeld deed of 1rv1t. In n.ld by It under laid Oeed ol lrusl, In titan reeponM to the compielnt. of eurlac:. entry, ae reMnled In ln-ck>mlnlum Plan recorded J~ 24, Mme from aaiO i.nd Of any othef The ltrMt llddr ... Of OINr COM· 452. Pagee 14· 15 lnc:lut!Ye. recordt and to the property in Orange Coun· and to Ille property In Orange Coun-niesa you do, your default wlH be ttrutMntl ol record 1980. In booll 13844, page 15 to of i.nd lnchldlng the right 10 wtll«>etoek mon designation ol Mid pr~y ot Orange County commonly known ty, S111e of Callloml&. 0Mcr1bed a1 ty, Stll• ol Clllloma. deaerlbed., terecl on •Pl>llc:atton ol the ptelf'I. PARCEL 2" A non-exctuelw ..... Offic:191 Recofdt of Orange County, or dlfectlonatty drtn Ind mine trom 17692 COWan. frviM u 12 Summer Breeze. IN!ne, Cell· Lot 34 ol Tract No 7043, In the Parcel 2 u •hoWn on• Parcel Map tH.and lhlt courtmsyenter •IUdoe-tMnt for ute and enjoyment ol lot1 Cllllornte land• other than lhoM het"elnabOW Neme and addreu ot th• fornl• The sum of pu t ~ti City of Coetl Mela. County of Or· hied In book 99, P'OM 20 end 21 of I 90a1nst you for the relief a... 237 and 238 01 &lld tract no t423. PARCEL 2 An undllllded 11108th OMcrlbed Oil or Qa1 weftl. 1unne61 beneflc:lery el wtloM requ.t the due u ol the dale of lhla nOtlce 11 ange. State ol Ca111om11. ae per map Parcel Mapa tn the OlflOe of lhe anded In the complaint. wtliCh u .ld eeaement being lurthef defined n1er .. 11n and to Lota 1 and 2 (Com-and lh•lt• Into. through or actOll Ule la being conducted Bank of 11.635 50. 1ncludino COlll.,... I nd recorded In 8ook 272 P-oee 44, 45 County Recorder of ukt Counl't ould 1•1u11 in garnllhm9111 OI and oescrll>ecl In the decleratlon ol mon ArN) o1 Tract No 10828. u the eub-eurtac:. of the land herein-Newport c/o Upland Mortgage Set-lnt••t. wlll be IOld et pub41c auctlOt\ and 48 of Ml-iteneou1 map1.1n the The llreet lddreaa and otllet IQ-. llkl.,g ol money Of prOl)eny restrictions tor the Lekee Muter Al-shown on • Map recorclecl In bOOk •bove cMec:rlbed and to bottom euctt ~ Co Inc .. 391 N Cent1ll Ave . purauenl 10 Section 1350 of the CMI orttoe of the County Recorder ot Mid common designation. II any, of the r oth« retie! requ•ted In lhe com· toc:letlon Recorded September tt. 455. Paon 28 end 29 ol Mia-wttlpstOd!~ and dlrectlonllty drilled Upland, CA. t 178& Cod• of the Stat• ot Calllornle on County rNI property described 1bo11a la atnt 1977, 1n Dooil 12382, page 1285. celleneou1 Mape, rlCior01 ol Orange wells. 1unn.,1and1t11tta under and Direction• to the abo .... property February 15, 1984, 11 the Mein En- TM s11ee111td ador ... and other purported to be. 2&32 Sant• An• Dated May 25, 1982 olflclal 1ec0<d1 YOU ARE IN DE· Cou'1ty. Clllfomle IOQ91her with Ill beneath or beyond the exterlot mey be obtained by requeatlng lranoe. county Cour1houM. 700 common o..lon•lloo. II any. of the 4119 . COiia Mesa, Calif 92627 The EE A BRANCH. cienc FAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Improvements thereon. excepllng llmllt thereof and to r.-drlll. ,...tun· ume In writing from the beneflclery Cllllc Canter Orlllll WMI, Santa Ana, tMI property described above la underSlgne<l Trustee dlsc:1a1m1 any Y Charlotte Hooklf. Deputy DATED 9111180 UNLESS YOU therefrom Condominium unit• 1 nel, equip. maintain. repair, Oeep9r1 within tO 0•)'9 from the flrat publl-Callfoml111 the hour of 11 ;30 A.M purported to be. 1877 ParkllllW. lllblllty ror any lnc<1rrectnM1 of the ,~ ... I ~t TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT VOUR through 108, lnc;lualve. located and operele auc:h well• or mlnea. cation of ttil• notice. The record owner ot aatd real Cotti Mesa, CA ttr .. 1 lddr ... end olhel oommon Attonep et uw PROPERT'I'. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A 11-eon. without, hO'#e\19f, the t'lght lo drlH, Slid llHI will be ~ without property wu 11 tile time of lien The undersigned Trustee 011-clelioneUon. II any. lllown he<eln A 006 City Panwer W•1. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXCEPT THEREFROM Ill oil. ~. mine. wllhOul, howell9r. the right to coven11tt Of warranty, HPf ... or Im· DONALD F. BETIS. wt1<>M lat :lllml 1ny lilblllty for any ln<:Ofrec:t· det.Iled d11er1puon of ltle prol)tlfty lutle IOO EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE m1nerllt and other h)'drc>c:arbonl, drlll. mine, lfor•. •xplor. and aper. ptltd, u to lllle. ~ or en· known lddr... 11 12 Summer ,,... of the llreet address and other mey b• oblllned from th• Ofenge, c...... OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST below e 09')th Of 500 ..... wllhc)(;t 11e 1hr<>119h the 1Ut1ace of the UpPW Qlmbrenoee to Mllaty tN W1i)ald er .... lrvlrw. Calllomla. common ~tlon. If llty, llhown blnellc:l•ry II whOse reQuetl the (714)tS1-1tl1 YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A lhe rlghl of aurlac:e entry, .. , .. 500 r.et or ,,,. 1Ub-1Uff9Ce ol IN balenoe due on the note or not• The .... '#Ill be cond\leted by and nere1n A Oltelled Oetc:rlpllon ol lhe aale II to be conOucted The name ubllshed Oranoe Coaet Delly Piiot LAWYER Mtvecf In ln1trvrnent1 of reoord llPl>tlf 500 feet of the land herein-MaJred by MIO Deed of Tru11. to inlormellon regarolng Mid ..,. and property mey be obtllned from lhe and addren of lhe benflflclery II an 6 13 20 21 1984 142 Pinelllew. Irvine, Ca PARCEL Ari exciuelve ..-nwil ebove detcrlbed. u r..wved In the #II' $476.000.00. pltJt the lollowlng ielnstllement m1y be Md rrom, t>eneflclery II whose request lhe SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL 106-84 (II • 11r .. 1 addreu or common appurtenant 10 eec:tl unit'°' the UM deed from The lrvlne Compeny, a lltlmafed cost•. expen ... lltd Id· BELL. BAUMGARTNER & ROUP. slle 11 10 be conducted. The name BANK 333 Soulh H099 SlrMt. 131hJ d"lgneoon of property 11 llhown and e>c:C4Jpenc:y of thc>M portion ol c:orporetlon. recorded June 18, tt71 >'anoel 111he time olthe lnltltll publl· 1111 Town & Country F\oed. Suite Ind addr ... of the beneficiary II Floo1 Los Angeles. Cellforn11 1bo111, no warranty Is given u to 111 lhe r•ltlcted Common ArN and IN In Book 9678, PllQI 817 of Oftldlll cetlon ot this Notte. of Sal4t· 30. Orenge, CA 928118, 1714) Security Pacific N111on•I Bank, 90071 Attn Lori Swt1zer Phone 6 11n1 IC W\TICE comptelenets or correctneaa~" The Common ArM an Olslgneted In the Records ··You are In default und9r a lnterut due from July 7. 1911 Stl7-8070 A TIN Don Martin. Special At1ets No (213) 613-8286 ,."°'" nv "eneflelary under said Deed ol Oeclerlllon of Reatrlctlona and aui>-Deed olTrust Oeled June 19, 1911. $ Contact Tru11.. OA TEO: December 9. 1983 Dept., 333 South Hope St . 131h Said aale will ~ mode to P•'t the ORANG£ COUNTY Trust. by reaeon ol a breach or c»-plemenfl thereto and lhown on the unleuyoutakeactlontoprotacty~ Tru1tee1leee8lld co111 THE MEADOWS CONDOMINIUM Floor, Lot Angeles, CA. 90071 Tele-obllcauons 9eeured by sald deed ol MUNICIPAi. COURT llUll tn the obllglllon1 eecured Condominium Plan tor N Ch unit property, It may be told 11 I public $Contact TruelM ~SSOCIATION phone· (213) 413-6516 lru11 Including all costs. fees and °' THI OlllAT !hereby. hefetolore execut~ and The 1treet eddreaa enO other eale. If you need an explan1tlon ol Ad11V1Cea made by beneficiary By JAMES w. BAUMGARTNER OF Seid MNI wlll be mllde to pay 11\e upenses 01 lrustee and of lhe truet JUOICI t. DtlTAtCT dellll9fecl 10 the undersigned a wrll· commoo dnlgnetlon. If eny. ol the the neture of the prooeedlng egeln11 S cbn1act Tru1tM BELL, Obllglllonl NCured by said deed of Cleated by said deed OI lrust estl· ms I T.ttq~-McCeltum •• , Ian Oecl•rellon of Oeleull and 0... real property deacflbed lboW II you, you lh<>uld ce>nlact . lawyer. lntereat due on lld11enc:ea med• BAUMGARTNER 6 ROUP. INC . Al· '"'" lndudlno ell cos ta. f ... and ma1eo to be St ,023 18, all 111m1 ex· Pabn Sprtnge, c .. tz2l2 mind for Sale. and written notice of purported 10 be: 795 Greytlng Bay, 1529 t Normandle Avenue, lrvlne, S Con1act Tru•t• torM)'I H penMe of trultM end of the trust pended under the terms of se10 deed ~ breech and of e1«:11on to ceuM the Cotta Mesa. Ca. 92628 Ca 92714 0.ted Januaty D. 1D84 STATE Of CALIFORNIA) C1Mled by IAIO OMO of lrult 9111-of trust, not then repelO, end Cro:~mplalnanl~~LD undersigned to ..i1 llld property to The unoer.igned Trull.. dll• .. (If • 1treet addrlSI or common UPLAND MORTGAGE SERVICE COUNTY Of ORANGE) u m11e0 to be $700.00: all 1Uma ell· 169.887 05 remaining prlnCfpll of BfAOSWORTH aatltl)' saio obllgatlon•. and INr• clelm1 any liet>lllty for 1111y Incorrect· Oeeignlllon of pr~ 11 lhown CO INC On December 9, 1983. before me. pended under the termi of Slid deed lhe note Jec:Ured by said 0..0 ot Cross-Delenoenta TED DANN 1ller the unOerllgned cauMd Mid ,.,... of the ltreet addrMe Ind olher lbolle, no warranty Is given " to Ila 39 1 N Centrlll Ave the underligned, 1 Nolery Publlc: In ol trust. not then repaio. and 1ru11. with onler"l from 6-t-83 u tnd/bl• DEL MAR HOUSING ANZA no11ee of breach ano ol etec11on 10 common deelgn1tk>n, II any, lhown comple1enesa or c:ornlcineaa)" The \Jp&and, CA. 91788 and lor Mid Stile, per90n11ty ep- S14.80035 remel'*'g ~of se1d notepro1110ed D•leOJanu81)'3.~0MES and ANZA CO.RPOR· berecorded$eptember29, 1983u herein beMtlciery under Mid OellCI ol !7t4)981·1078 peetedJAMESW BAUMGARTNER, the note MCUred by said deed of 1984 ~ TION LARRY GAYLOR O/b/a DEL Instr No 83-430288 of Official R• NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER. Truat. by reuon of • brNCh or «»-Madeline Sayre ltnown to me 10 be the pwaon wt10M INll. with lnt-t from M11tc:tl 1, EQUITABLE OEEO COMPANY '4AR HOUSING ANZ.A HOMES and cords In lhe office ol the Rec:order ol YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A fault In lhe obl!Qeltona MCUl'ed FOfecloeure Secretary neme 11 aub9cf1bed to the within In· 1982 11 In Mid note pro11ide0 as Tru•tee i'CNZA CORPORATION LA RRY Oranoe County. DEED OF TRUST, DATED OECEM· thereby, heretofore executed and Published Oranoe Coaat Dally Pltot 1trument .. the AttOfMy of THE SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL By Carol Ramo1, IELDS d/bll DEL MAR HOUSING S•IO sale wlll be mede, but Without BER 9, 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE Oellllered to the underllgned 1 writ· Jen 13, 20. 27, 1984 MEADOWS CONDOMINIUM AS· BANK. Fol'iclosure Spec:l11i81 NZA HOMES and ANZA COR: covenent or warranty. expreu or Im· ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR tan Oeclar11Jon of Oefavtt and 0.-268~ SOCIATION and ICkn~ to 11 Tru11.. 701 S Western Ave ORATION and DOES 1 to 100 In· piled, regarding title polllSllOn. or PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A mend for Sale, Ind written notice of me lhet he a<.1bacrlbed the thereto u By EdWlnl• C McCloud. Glendale Ca 91202 luatve · encumbranoes. 10 pay the remaining PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN breech end of eleatlon lo c.uae the principal and his own n1me 11 At· Operlllorl1 Officer (213)507-3209 Ce1e No 21882 prlnc1pal sum of the nole(I) MCUred EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE underllgneo lo 1111 Mid property to lorney. 701 South We11ern Avenue Pubhshe<J Orange Coast Dally Pllol UMMONI ON CROll·COM· by aakl deed of Trust. with lnter .. t OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST utlafy said obllgetton1, and Iller• f't8JC NOTICE WITNESS my hand and Offlcial s..t Gl«ld .... CA 91201 Jan t3 20 27. 1984 PlAINT &1 tn N ld note pto91de0, adllencet.11 YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A etter the underalgned caused Mid NOTICE CW Suun Purcey Teleph<>ne. (213) 507-3208 NOTICE! Vou heve been lued tny. under lhe terms of Mid Deed of LAWYER notice ol breech and of elec:tlon 10 , PublllMO Orange Coast Dlllly Piiot Oiied. J1111uery 10. 1984 Pt.alC NOTICE court me cMctde tlpinel ~ 1rus1. lees, charges. and expenMa or Slid Nie 11 10 be hlld I°' the be recorded September 28, 1983 u TRUITW'l I IAL.a Jan 20. 27, Feb 3 1984 Publlllled Or11tge C<>ast Delly Piiot llhout y~ 'being hw"d ~ lhe Trustee end ollhe truati Ct"Mted purPQM of paying the tollowlno obll· tmtr. No. 13_.2150 t of 01ficlal ~ T.I . NO. 1011 a•• 329-84 J11t 20 27 Feb 3, 1984 CPft·S1lA ou '"pond wlltlln 30 .,.._ "9ed by said Deed of Trust glllonl eecured by Mid OellCI ol c:ord1 In the °'"°9 of tn. Recorder of YOU AM It DE'AUL. T ..,..,._ .. A 1 ___________ _ 341-84 NOTICE Of TAUITH'I IA1.E he lntorrMtton below Said Nie will be held on Tue9dey Trvtt Orange County; DEEDOI' TfN8T~ATl:D Merdl 10. P\8.IC N(JT1CE ----.-.,.-IC-un_TI_CE____ T.8.No.IS-14154-l lfyou wilhtoseel<t~adVlceotan Februery 14 t984. at 2·00 pm ei .. ~·F1 .... ctlarges1 end •JCP«t .. ol Sat0MleWlllbemees..1>u1 w11nou1 ~~~c8:Y~!!2_A_CTtONTY IT------------r"°'" nu NOTICE norney tn this mitter you should lhe Chapmen Avenue entrance to 1,... ru11 .... 91t mated to be the venent or warranty. e11pr-or Im-rnvr.... • NOTICE Of YOU ARE IN DEFAUL l UNOE~ A o so promptly so that' your wrillan Ille Civic: Center Bulldlng, 300 Easi tum ol S2•218 38 piled, regarding !Ille l)OSMaalori, Of :A:OUN ~ A,.TNA~ ·~ TRUITEf'l IAU! FICTITIOUS IUllNEl8 DEE D OF TRUST D"TED Oc 1 Ch1pm1n Ave OrR"""' Ce 2·Ad11anclll undlf the terrn1 ol encumbranca. lo pey the remelnlng ._...,, .. cAr..-..A •"'" NAME STATEMENT 8. 198 t UNLESS. YOU T AKEto:t. esponse, If any may be lied on ,t,1 lhe ume oi-th'; lnttlal publl-said Deed of Trv1t In the amount ol prlncipll aum of the note(•I aecur~ Of THI NAT Ult I OF THJ On February 8, 1984 II 11 00 am. Tl\e follow ,...., d ,,..,, 1 ctllon ol this nolk:ie, the totll $16 53, . by Uld deed of Truat, With Inter"! PftOCIEDfNQ AQAINIT YOU, YOU FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IN· 1ng ... ~.son IS OIRQ TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-AVllOIUlled hi II do demanded• 1moun1,9l the unpaid bl lll'l()9 04 the 3-tnter .. t on said ad11anc.a al as In uld note pro11lded;eo11encea." IHOUlO CONTACT A LAWYIR. SURANCE COMPANY, a C1Ulorni1 bl;l~~~,:·L 11IOHEij E.D\JO'ATION E:6~.t.LTE ~pig~~~ig :J :x~lf1.· : In~~~~ coa: Ud .. obllg1tlon MCured by lhe •boV• d• 13 25'1, P9f annum from 12-21-82 any, under the term1 or uld OellCI ol On Fet>ruery 10. 1ga4 et 11:00 corporellon as TruatM . or Sue· PLACE~ENT SERVICE t:S Ctierry NATION OF THE NATURE OF THE n • oantr! " '° :: ~ ': tcrlbld deed ol truSI •nd esllmated untll the d1te ol lald Mle trult, , .... Charges. and •JlPWI-Of ~ M MAR VISTA FINANCIAL, INC r u or Tr::.. or ~•llt~t•d South. lrvlne. Callt 92715 PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU YOU ntonnacton que ajgue ' OOlll, expenses. and ad11ancea 11 4· The unpaid ptlnclpal balance of the Trust .. and ol lhe INttl creeled u lhe Outy eppc>lnted Trust .. under rulleeedo byt t ~al~S-H olEB~ Kan HulChinS ~s Chefry S<>uth HOULD CONTACT A LAWYER " I II -" .ti. ldvlce Of SA I 204 82 '113,018 19 by laid Deed Of Trust and pureuanl to Deed ol Trus1. Re-IJllC\ll LLI ILL tr\line, Calif 92i15 ' On F•brua 3 l9B4 11 9 t5 1 m n '~o!: ~~ this mett• 04I The 1o'tal tndeblednest being en 5-lnter•t on the unpaid principal SeJO MNI w111 be held on· Wed,_. corded'Ol'I Merc:h 17, 1982 u ()ocy. MANAGEMENT CORP .. I Callfomle Thll business 1a conQucteo by '" Federal Neu~al 'Mortgage AUOCil-• do :0 promptly 90 t:het ,!._ u11m11a 00 Whlc:h the opening bid'* blllnee trorn 11-t-82 to the dll• ol d•y. Februery 15. 1984 11 2:00 pm . ment No 82--092774 of Offldal ~ eor2• ~.•tlon. and recoroeo3~~ 1nOlviOua/ d 1y T 'b'; computed may be obtained by call-ule •t IN rate of 13 25% per et the Ch~ Avenue antreince to cord• In the otflce of Ille Rec:otdlr of ... ...1 u Instrument No, ~.,.,.In l<en Hutc:hln• .:;:,,~11t'f':'6:c, ~f~:~t!: rttt:i =Df'IM, " ..,,, ,_, 1ng (714)937--0968or(213)821_.M & anntJm 011ed January 9, 1914 the Civic Canter Bulleting. 300 Eat OrangeCounty,Callfomla. uearted ~4271.~~ ~1.:...~f Offlclel Trv. 1tatemenl wu fllec1 with the reo by M rt S R Iowa« IUU. ed--~.. Iha dey before the Nie FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ChlPITlllt Ave., Orange, Ca. by SCOTI A. WRIGHT,a*1Qlem11t 11 ol ..,.._._ ....,.,.,1y, Call· County Cteril of Orange County on =le man r!1:ded ~tober 121• cM I bogMo Mt ~ Dete JentJery 4, 1984 Or CALIFORNIA, TRUSTEE At Ille tlrne of the Initial pu~ WILL SELL AT PUBt.IC AUCtlON at lornll, end i>urtuant 10 thet C*taln Jan 5 1984 t96 l 91 •nll No 27061 in book 1~n :-.0 1~~.me!:te' T D SERVICE COMPANY EILtabelh Alac:c:he ceuon or thl9 notice. the total South front entrance to the Orange Notice ol Oefeutt thereunder r• F2'J50ll 142113 6 ' u said liullM 707 WllShlre BtvO emounl of the unpaid bellltOe of tN County, Old Courthouae. 211 w corded October 7. 1983 at lnatru- Publl1hecl Oren 1 coast Dait · page 1 13 01 Otllclet Re-"'' menera, eu reepuetl• B Vicki J Ho 111ni Loi Angelll. c.111 90017 obllgatlOn aeoureo by the at>ow «»-Sent• An1 B<>ulellaro. Santa An•. ment No. 113-442015, of Offlclel A.- Piiot Jan 27 Feb j 10 17. 198• Y ~~do~d1;r ~7~.~~ic: c~~~; s~~;~ ~::~~ :~~lgune, IMlede .., 19Sistant S.C:.11ry (213)814·3281 ICflbed deed oflnat end Mtlmeted CA 92701811 right, lltle end lnlerest ~orda of S4id County, wlll undef Ind 562·84 CaUlornia Will SELL AT PUBLIC 1· TO THE oEF'i"'NDAHT· A cMI One City Bl'lld W91t Thi• Nie II scheduled to be held by 00111. expensea. end ad11anoee 11 corweyeo to Ind now held by II pur1111nt to ... d OellCI of Tru1t NII If ------------lt.UCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER comp&ltnt he• been fllld. b ttM Orange. Call! 92688 HerOld S Bauer or Ellubeth Alec· S 118,911 62 under u ld Deed of Trull In the prop· publlc auction for cuh. l1wful FOR CASH OR CHECK AS DE· ntlff llnit rou " you wr.h lo (714)835-8288 ene wllo can be reached at the The total lndebtedneu being an erty lltuated In MIO County •. Call· money ol lhe United Stet• of P\B.IC NOTICE SCRIBED BELOW (payable al lime end ~11 tew~ll JOU niuet. P1.1bll1hed Oranr. Coast Delly ebo11• address or telephone Pub-llmete on which the Opening bid 11 lo<nt1. describing the land therein "~· a !=•lhllr'1 check pey•ble FICTITIOUS IUl*llS 1 5111 In lewtul money of the United llllln ao d•yt •f11f thii iummont II Pilot Jen 13. 20. 2 . t914 lllhed Orange C<>ut Dally Pilot Jan mputed may be oblalned by call· Lot Founeen ol 'Trac:t No 111; in lo N Trull1ee dra'Wfl on a 1t1te or N ... ,._ IT" ....... .-Stat9I) 81 the front en1ranoe 10 ltle 80 on you Ille with thla coun 1 249-84 20, 27, Feb. 3. 1984 ng(819)584..a333 the dsy before the lhe City of Cost• M .... County of national bank. • 11.a1e or feder•I .. -.. '"' .. ' · 3•2-84 le Orange, Stile of Caltlornla. es credit union, or • If ate Of feder.i The lolloWlng ~son ,5 oo1ng d Orenge County CourthouM tten retponee to the COtnplaint Dated J 11 1984 shown on • map recorded In 8oott salllngl end 1oen IMOClallon doml- bUSlnesa 15 oc:a1eo on Santa An• Blvd . be-nlets you do, yOJ.Jr default wlll be P\B.IC NOTICE "8.1C NOTICE Bur'flng1!"'~n'!ne.ai 21. Page 35 of MlaoellaMOUa Mape, :lied 1n this 1tete. 11 the main erl- BIG J'S HANDYMAN SERVICE Wle('t Sycamore St & Bro.Owly lered on appllceuon of !he plain· S9r't'IOe I Recorda of Ot'ange County C.U· lranoe to Aral A"*1Can Tille lo- 204 Broedwey Costa Mesa Ca/ti San1a Ana Celllornla all right tllle tiff and thll court may enter 1 )Udge. FICTITIOUI IUSINEll B T D 9~ C lomle • turance Company local~ at t 14 92827 sno interest ron11eye0 to ano now 1 aga1ns1 you tor the relief cs.-NAME STATEMENT ~~:A~=· L~rle Womecil, A=:.en~T't Sale W111 be made 10 the htgflest Eu1 Fifth Street, In the Cl!y ol SAntl Jotln Alexander Stretps. 156 22nd Oby •I under aatd OeeO of Tru1t in anded In the c:ompteJnt, whtc:h The following peraon1 are doing The folloWlng pertorll are dOlng 3633 Camino Del Alo South Sul~ bidder. Thi llnel bid lflell be payeble "111. Cellfomla. ell that right. title 181. Coatl Mese, Callf 92627 lhe prOPerty lltuateo tn said County could result on garnllhmanl of t>utlneH as t>ulinee• 11 • It the lime of NNI In cuh lawful Ind Interest conYe)'ed to and now Thll buSiness 11 conducted t>y ,,,.. anO Stale deacrlbed as .. ages taking ol money or property BEE·LINE FABRICATIONS. 15200 SWALES ANCHORAGE 2881 S Diego C Ill 2108~ money ol lhe Unit~ Stll• by held by It under Mid Deed of Trutt In ondlvlduel t , Lot 86 ot Tract No. 2873. In the or 01her •eftel requested on the corn· M90nolla •54, We11mln9te¥. Ca Beyah()re Ori ..... Newport 8".ch. Ca. p~~llth~ · O~•noe Coaet Delly cflecil• of the type epeclfled In 'civU the property 111ue1ec1 In Mid County John A Streips vlty of Coate Meaa. C<>unty ot Or· plaint 92613 92663 llot Jan 20 27 Feb 3 1984 Code ~2924'1. by OffMI by the pr ... and State deacrlbed u : This s1atement wat llled with 11\e ange, State of Cahfornla as per map Dated it.pill 15. 1982 Brian RtcharO Eade. 15200 Lyman G Farwell, 2428 22nd • . . . 338 84 ant beneficiary of the d~ of trult A Subleaaehold Estele lh1t POI'"· County Clerk ol Orange County on recorded In BO,Pk...88, pages 22 and PA UL W SHEAMAN. JR Clerk Magnolle #54, Westminster. Ca. Strlll, Newport Beach, Ca 92880 • under loreololYre lo the extent tuc:h uon of the Southellt hell of the Dec: 27, 1983 23. m11cellane6u1 maps, in the olfic:e y PATRICIA A McCARRON. Oepu· 92683 Barbara F Wonckler, 17887 beneficiary has the right thereto or Southwest hell of the SouthHlt hell f'2339t2 of lhe County Recorder ot MIO ty Thll t>Yllneae le condUCled by en 111 11 d A M S C by eny comblnetlon thereof ' of Lot 142 In B!oc:t( e of lrvtne'• 8ub- Publlshed Orange Coast Daily County EXCEPT THEREFROM 111 Vl,.QINtA 8. CRISTE, Membef individual 9~.J,n ve · onl• erano, 1111 PtafC NOTICE The itreet addr-end othef division, es lhown on 1 Map r• Plk>I Jen 27 Feb 3 10, 17 1984 ii. gas. m1nere11 eno o 1he1 AotMrt W. 8tewef1 Jf., B R El<M N F G ,._, 637 Randi<> Del common Oeelgnetlon If any of the eorclecl In Boot! 1 Pege 88 ol Mle-646 54 y01oc:etbon11. below a depth of 500 A uw COfl)Oretton Thl1 t1atement w .. llled with the ancy u.~,. NOTICE CW IAU! 1 ...__1·.._.. • e.lleneou M · o~d 1 Or • 111 without 11\e rlghl of surface 7~ fl P•-Mt• 203 County Clerk of Orange County on Cerro, '°llllbrook, Clltf 95030 Notice 11 hereby gl~ punuent to r.. property .._. ....., lboYe le 1 epa . ........., 1 o • ------------try as reserved 1n 1n1trument1 of Palm Off«1, CA.. t22IO Jan 6, 13, 20. 27. 1984 This bualneu ls c:onduc1ed by teellons 3071 Ind 3072 of the CMt purported to be: 1131 Raymond All· :ro County. Celllornll. Oeec:rlbed P\B.IC NOTICE ecord PubUIMCI Drano-C-t o.,tr PKot fmrM Lyman G F1rwe11 Code of the State 01 Clllfomla the enue. Cotti Meet. CA. 92827 allows. The iuee1 address ol tne , .. , Jan.•. ts, 20, 77, 11M Publllhed Orange Coast Diiiy Thia ltatement W81 llled with Ille .mderslgMd. HARBOR TOWING wtll The undersigned TtllalM dla-Parcel 3, u lhOwn on • Mai> r• FICTITIOUS BU81NHS NAME IT A TEMENT, roperty described above 11 1~ P1tot Jen 6. 13 20 27. 1984 County Clerk of Orange County on Mil at publlc: atJCtlon at 9114 Weet Cialmi any lleblllty for any Incorrect· corded In Book I 10. P"C19 1t of The following per500 11 OOlng txaln191 at iported 10 be 9t0 Darrell Coate 133·8• Dec: 14. t984 17th Street, C<>sta MM.. CellfOfnla. ,_.of the llreet eoor-lnO other Parcel Map1, In the office of IN esa CA 92626 Fm'7U It 11 • m. on Ttiur1 the 9th Cly ol common designation. II any, llhown Cou~ty Recorder ot Mid Orange The un0er11gned d1sclelme any P\lll.IC NOTICE Published Orange Coe11 Dally Feb • 1984. the IOllowtno 1utO· herein Cou ly. lablltly for eny lncorrectneas 01 the P\lllJC NOTICE Piiot Jan 6. 13. 20. 27. 1984 mobile(•). to wit Said lalewtll be made, but wllhOul The llrMt •Odr .. 1nd other GOLD N NAILS. 9895 Warner 1t.11e Founteln Valley, Celll 92708 Eloiae Burrlson. 16459 Ml Dunh111en Fountein Valley, Call! 92708 Ttils bueiness 11 conduc1eo lly an 1nd111lduat EIOlse Bumton Th111 1tatement was llleo with the County Cllfk of Orange County on Dec 27 1983 F2.33901 PubllsheO Orange Coast Dally Pilot Jen 27 Feb 3. 10. 17. 1984 652-84 HAR80R LAWN·MT. OUYE Monu&ry • cemetery Crematory t62S Gl1ler Ave. Costa Mesa ~0-55~ NACE MOTHEl'S afLL BROADWAY MOAT\JAlltY 110 Broad••) Coit• "'"sa S..2-9150 IALTZHRGERON SMITH 6 TUTHILL WHTCU~F CHAPEL 427 E 17th St Cost• Mesa 6'6-93 71 c bove stteet aoorese "'CTITIOUS •"llNESI FICTITIOUI IUSINlll 134-84 Yffr of eer 78 covenant or warranty. expr ... or Im· common dnlgn•tlon ol u ld Pl'OC>-Th 1-1 ..., NAME ITATEMINT M k I ' Chell ole piled, regarding tltle, P<>IMNk>n. or arty: le purported lo be: 260 S~th e sa ... w11 be mede, but wilhoul NAME STA T£MENT a • 0 car· r 1 ancumbr111cee. to p1y the remlllnlng Brl1to1. Costa Mesa, Celltorn11 ovenanl or warranty. express or tm· The following person ta doing The lollowlng persona are doing P\B.IC NOTICE VIN NO IB06J8Y 152698 principal eum ol Ille note(•I eecured Salo sele wtll be mede wllhOUt lted regarOlng lltle pouesston or but'nest aa business " License No . 823YYV by uld OellCI ot Trull with I I "1 o"'9nant or warranty expreu Of Im· nc:umbrances lo pey lhe total HERBAL NUT RITION 250t E GOURME1 OLE (Restaurant). 11311 FICTITIOUI IUltNllS (Sllte) CA lhereon 81 provided 1 · id n ~ I lled 81 to lltle poi-.ion Of 9'l mount of the unpaio balance ol lhe t6th Streel Newport Beach CA North Coa1t Hwy, Laguna Belch NAME ITATEMl'.NT Seid aale Is tor the purpoM of and reUonl bly ettlme~: Id~· umbrano" to· utltfy the unpeid bhg111on secu•ea by lhe property 92663 Cynlhll DIMetteo 509 Cernellon. The lollOWing perton1 ere doing t11fy1ng Men of lhe undersigned for 1 .... charget and expen-of 1~ lance dve on the note or not• 0 be sold con1isttng of Prtn<:lpal and Dianne Rae Wosher. 250 t E 16th Coron• d9' Mar, Ca 92625 bull,_. 81 TOW!ng & Storage, together with Trust• under and of the 1 t secured b Nld OMCI ol Trutt 10 nterett ol S 110.309 18. plus costs, Strlll Newport Beach. CA 92663 Clere Augustine Romenu1. Nme NEWPORT BUSINESS GROUP. t1 of adver1111no e nd expen ... of Cf .. I~ by, saio Deed OI Trya~; "'1I $ tn,121 67, plua Ille lol~pg xpenses ldvancet. Ind lru11.. Thll t>ullneu Is conducted by an 11 above 7-3 Weet Beker StrMt. Suite E, le olffl S111e 100 &a lmat.O ooet1 e ... lltd Id· ees es11m11e0 to be S2.609 86 11 mdillldu•I Thi• bulineu 11 conducted by 1 Coa11 M .. •. Ce 92826 O.teo th.II 25th dey or Jan., IM4 Ttw ~ tJnder Mid Deed at the 11,,;_ :ft: ~1111 pubfl. he time ol lnlll•l publtc:etlon ol lh11 Diann• AH Wtlher general partnerehlp Jotln Kenneth Legleu. 743 Weet heTon Parrott I Truat lleretotore execut~ 1 writ· cetloll of thl1 Notice of Sale Otlc:e Of Sale. Whldl lwO IYml 10181 This stetemenl WU flied with the Cynthie DI M•tleo Beker StrMI, Suh• E. Coll• M... Publlahed Orenge Coat Delly .,, Notice of Oefeult and EJecilon to .712 10 112.919 04 . County Clerk 01 Orange County on fhl1 statement wet lllld with the Cl 928211 Done L Legleeu. 743 llot Jiit. 27. 1ea. 1 lltd cauaed Mid Notice 01 0... NOTICa TO Currently dated bank ca1hllf 1 Jen 8. 1984 County Clerk ol Or1nge County on W"I Biker Street, Suite E. Colll 843·84 111.11t and Elecllon 10 Sell to be ,.. "'ONRTY 0 ..... he<:kl, C~I certlfiea by. ban... F'D5Z2I Oec 20, 19113 M .... Cl . t2826 orded In the coun!y wMf'e the rNI YOU AM .. ~AULT~ A 1 cashier 1 cheGk of reguleled Publlthe<I Orenge Coast Dall)' ~ Thll bullneas 11 conduct.0 by in· operty 11 loc:at.O ID M TIIUIT, DATID Oo.-.. endere described 1n Sec 2924h of Piiot Jen 21 Feb 3, 1o. 17. 1994 . PubU1hed Orange Co111 Delly OMduA11 (Hu1band & Wit•) "8.IC NOTICE Ate: Jenuary ,. ;984 r7, 1#1. UNL.&11 YOU TAQ AC. he Calllornla Ci\111 Cooe. peyebNI 10 586-14 Pilot J an 13, 20, 21, Feb 3. lt84 John KenMth Leg*i AA VISTA FINANCIAL INC n<>tt TO "'OTICT YOU.-~ he tru11ee of the btdder, are ec:c;ep-252·84 Thia atllttMnt wa1 llled with the NOTICI CW tALa y SURA & HELLYER ' . , tT llAY .. 90LD AT A~ abNI wtlh pr()f>lr identllicetlon County Clerk of Or1nge County on Notice 11 1\ereby Q.lwn put.uanllO PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION IC IA1L • YOU -.D AM U · The beneflelary under satO OMd Ml.IC NOTICE P\B.IC NOTICE Dec: 15, 1983 tec:tlon1 3071111<1~72of 1119 Civil I More PUHATIOee M TH9 MAn. CW I Trusl h«ttotore execu1ed and o.. '21317 Code ot 1t1e Slit• of Calllornle. IN Of.c:toeur• MaNOW nt1 PftOCelOtNQ AQA.lllT YOU, ivereo to the undersigned• written FICTITtOUI IUllHlll '1CTITIOUl IUllNlll PubllJhec:I Orange Cout Delly der'elgn.o. HARBOR TOWING .t!I llOfMyl for Trull" OU IHOUl.O COMTACT A LAW· arellon of O.l11111t and Demand NAMI ITATEMbtT NAMI ITATE.,,., Pltot Jen I . 13. 20, 27. 1984 et pub41c auction, at 9114 W•I ul>UtheO Orange Coelt o.lly Piiot 'nit. Sele. Ind ~ wrltlW'I Nouce of 0... The tOllowtng pet'S()nl ... doing The lollowlng persona ere Oolng !38-84 17th St • Coltt M9a&, C&lltornte. 11 20, 27 Feb 3, 1M4 FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IN· IUlt Ind Elecl1on lo Sell The Und9t· ullneu.. but'neas.. 1 te m Of\ Thun fl'letlhdeyof Fetl . 337"'34 SURANCE COMPANY, • Calllomll .. gned CIUMO said Nolle• of Oefaull UNICO ENGINEERING AS CHACE 4 SOUTH co . 438 82nd DllDI II' MnTIC[ 984, the tOllOWlno eutornoblle(a). to orpotlllon -Jeennlne t. ~,,. lnOEtecllon lo Selltoberecordedln OCIATES. 2107 B1ycr .. 1 Ad St., Newport Beec:n. Ca. 921113 ~""'-"'""' t uthOfll~ Offloer . ' lhe county wllefe th• rMl pr~ 11 S.ech. Ca t28&0 How11td E Chace. 438 &2nd St . ACTrnOVI IU ... 11 ~of aer. 71 •led J1nu1ry 5, tt14 IOClllld Menoeh K Nethlt, 2107 B1ye1es1 Newport 8Mch. Ca 92&13 NA1i11E ITAT'OmMT Malle of car. VW JMnnlne L Lawrie Ttl1$ document It executed by d Newport Beech, Ca 92880 Fertel H Soult!. 230 Orange St . The lollOwfng l*IC)nl er• OOlng VIN No . 15T:Z.Ol3e78 P'lBJC N()TlC( Ufhonled Oflloet Fedltet Nellonet Mort~age Auoc:ll· Thl1 bu11ne1111 conducted by 11'1 Newport Beach, Cl. D2&13 bullneu u LlcenN No. BCA 815 114 bat Fiith Stt .. t uon, (Woodgreen Service Co n1nco1por11ed utoe1etlon othef Victor J Ordaz, 248& Elden St . AUTO/GRAPHICS. 385 C1tt1ton (Stile). Hawaii 'tcTI'T10U8 ., ... ., ante Ana. CA. 92701 Orv1tl0rll Suite l800. I0920 Wllshlrt han 1 perlnerthlp llA. Coetl MMI, Ce 92827 9t , Cotll M .... CA 928211 Said Nie i. for Ille purpoee of HAim ITATIMl:NT 714) 5&a.3211 ~outeviid, Loa Ang9191 CA t0024 Marzleti K. Nfthll Mlehlel Prior, 225 Orange St . Oyni-Plate, ln<:OfJ)Ofal9d, 31& llatylng lien of the Uf'lderllgned for The folfoWlng per90ni we dOlt'lg blllhec:I Orwioe COlll 0111)' Pltot ,213) 824-2223 Mlll•n: lddreu I~ ChengM? Nesh•I Newe>Orl Bffch. c. t2&13 Clln10f' SI . Colt• ....... CA 92828 owing ' Storege. IOQe!Nr wllh llnea • .,, 13, :zo. 27. tta4 ~7~0• 78956. LOt .... CA Thll lleltmenl Wal flied wllh llw Thie bull""' 19 conduc:1ed by • Thi• bv.W-.. conduc:ted-=. llofMMlrtllinolM ~of COMPUSER v. 31125 w ~4 7VV ° Cl k 1 ~ Cou "' g~lf ""' .. nerahlp -1• ecMhur BfvC . Sult• 314, Senta 1------------0.te Jan 10 1~84 0unry • o VllnQe n., on .,.. • COfPOflliOn ==n;: FEDERAi. NA TIONAL en 9 1984 Howtrd E. Chace o.oroe J "911k. Prelldent O.t.a Ihle 2&th dllV of Jan 1114 na. Celli 92704 ~ NOTICE MORTGAGE ASSOCll-TION F2Mal Thlt •i.tement w .. filed wllh the Tlllt ltllernent wa ntect wtlh the on Panott luanNI Suaann Wet)b. 2521 w 1------------ Th11 doc:umMl I• pec1.1teo by P11t.i11aneo 01enge Cout OeltJ' County Clerll OI Orenge County on County C.k ol Orange County on PubMttlec! Oranve Coul Deity •R-3. Santi Ana Calif fltC1TTtbut ...,....., CONSU~LO $ JUAREZ olot Jin 27 Feb 3. 10 17, ltl4 Dec 20 1983 O.C: 30 1"3 ltOt Jan 27, 1984 92104 NAllll tTA,.._MT Publllhed Orer;r Cout Dell.. 674 114 p "'" nnM2 nMm 882-t4 ()et)orltl l.Y"f' D.ooer·Kla"'. 2521 The 1o1ow1ng pertOn• ar• doing PilOI J 13 ...,. 2 1..,.4 ' libllan.o Vlange Coatt Oei1v Publllhed Or•--Cofft ,_,., 8unflol#9r •R-:Z.. S1nta Ana. t!nete M: an '"' .,,. Ptlol J•n 13, 20. 27 f1t> 3. ttl4 PllOI Jen 8. t3 2027, lt84 -, If 12104 DAWN UL TAAFUE'\.S. 11846 Von --------...;864;.;...;S-;..;,;13 251·14 lSf..14 fltllJC NOTICE Thll butineM 11 conouct.i b'/ • arm111.1rvtne, C41ltf '2714 P\B.JC NOTICE PlalC NOTICE ~ Pll't,_.,,.., IJltrafWtl ll'ICOrp<Q1ea. • c.tt. , .... rifDW1 ""'•™•• l'lCTlllOUI .,..... P\8lJC NOTICE P\llJC 9'0TICE ncrmou1 .,..... Luenle '·Webb rnl• corp()ratlon. tHO Von .... ...... -..... N ... -.,............ .. ... ITAftmJfT TNe •11temetif .,, .. flied WM ltle erman, ltVlne. C&lllornl• t :n14 NAm l'tATE:lllOIT T 1 1 '""::. ,.,._"' ACTITIOU9 IUllNlal '9cnnoua .,..._., Ttw ~loWfnO ,,.,.aont ant doing County c... o1 Ofange Count~ on o.wn !n*'PrleM lncorpot•ted. • Tiie I01tow1no P91'1011A .. ,. dOlnQ bua'::.: ::'""' pet°IOnl llfll Ootng ...... ITATIMINT NA• 9TAnmNT elneli.. Jan 5, 1N4 h Dlltafll corpor1tlort. 11th bur;r:E~ NETWORK PACt,tC OQIFFINI COMP,\NY 3t01Don· ~oll~ l*'SC>n le dOlng The I~ P9'llOn II doing IVNSTONE FINAHC1Al. 300t P\I~ Or Coes~ tr'Mt Ind MMl A~. Walhalla, PLAZA TAAV!L 3&9 fll91 17th SI ~~c:;°" ll"9 Colla -..... C• SOLAR SCRVICE.S, t!&I AUQl41 0u:r-,..'it GALLERY "2l...... ~·.::·CA~ Suite 20t. Not JM! 21.,..,,, ~ 10, 17. t9l4 T,,z. c::'..!..612..'~.ci by,. Suite 2 Co.le ..... ~ 92827 Oenn11 G1ttin. 3102 OoM#OO'I Ln . $1r\te Ma Ht1 •CA ~707 8111<1 • lluene Plt'k. CA tOe.21 Pacific ~y Cofporallon. M1 .. 4 pettner~ c:ne,._..:~: 11=7 C.brfllo !t .,,. eo.11 MIU c. tWf l<tn "9ftOI.., t5~1 ~ln . ......,,.. M«** Env19, 2$21 "F" 'R.cSbllA11&..mkia 1 ~tOt. Vttr1tuell lnoorpor.i.d n 111 bullnea1 II ronducteo l>Y "' T h11 t>u.ineea II concM:led Oy .,, sa;1a AN HI• • CA t2107 No :rt• ~ CA 1270' a ....... CA. ~ ........ c, lflGIMa. ~ ...... MOu&I '°'~"., hi• butl,,...11 conctucteci bV 111 r111e 11 ~by.,, Tr• bu.,,._ 1a conc1Uc1eo try e ln•ex•n.n•alve• TI11111at.....m wu M.o wfttl o. ..... "--01"" ~ ~ ,...._ ....-a.. of ~ ,.. ....... y °" Miine Pofro ......... ..,n Ken Nef'OM'J ~ Mto.fw £ltGll ""'' '(In ~ .,II) not hign ,,._,,ii. 18 ,_.-.,,."""".I' Tiit• 11a1""".,,' wn ,,.., W111• tnt r~ ..... flied wtth '"-T11111111enwit wu "ltd""'' ttie Thll at~ wu m.o • tt. r;; !::=:.m ~~ w.lfl Die 11'1 pnc•. reuone«>••: nM1'1 ~n~>;. ~ of Or11ng1e County on °"';-cf.:t.Ga4 ° ,.,. ~.., on Covnty c..r11 of 0r_,. y on C..nty C.. of ar.,.. OounlV en Cleft! of Ofenoe COUl\ty on otaulfled lllJ-.. . °""""a ~ ....... '" t-i .~ ,.,,....,. Jan 12. 1t1.t Jan 5, tt84 30, 1913 ~1.11no ~ ~ c.n.. OrM Or:T. eo.!~ Pubttlhed 0tr,r Coe.I• Oltly I Pliblllhed Or~ ~ Puoltthtd o Ooaat Palo!!: p ,,_ 0.-111'9 eo.ai:-'~ Claulf'8d Adver11ilng • ... ,... ~· = OaltJ '91..ob!t.n~ l'l1ot Jen 11 1'1t·•• , F'•n 10 17 19 4 ~.~~ 11· '111 10 11 ,.._. Not Jan 1:> 20, 21:ht> a,,... P1lOI .,, 21 ~:'rto, 11, 1914 ~an •3 20. u . Feb i, 1tM 8'42·5818 Jan 20.11. Fet l , o ttlA • : : 21144 174..M '1&-64 417-M / NIUC *>TIC£ NOTICE OF DEATH OF NOTICE OF DEATH OP ll .... Ne. iSRUCE D. MACDONALD, LUCILL£ MEREDITH ~o au • BRUCE DOUGLAS KRUWELL. also knowa 11 CIWDf'fou °' MACDONALD AND OF LUCILLE M. KRUWELL. 8'A.K TJWtan" PETITION TO ADMINIS.. also uow 11 LUCILLE ~lece. ,,.,_.., u.c.c.b TER ESTATE NO. Al%1'81 KRUWELL AND OF PETI· °6~~F~~~J~~~CJ} cJ~ To all hf'lrs, benehdanea, TION 1'0 ADMINISTER £8. SECTION •e1oe t•rt'Jltors &nd contingent TATE NO. AUH08 Not'"i.'*~gl.,tocredtt<>'• l'l"('<ilton1 ol BaUCE D MAC· To all heirs ben.:firianc-s of the within named penlele that • · • , • bulll trenlfer 11 Intended to .,. m.o. DONALD. aka· 8RUCE t•rC!'d1tort1 and contingent Olll*aol\als><oowtyherefneft.,c»- OOUGLAS MACDONALD creditors of LUCILLE tcribed and pcnons who may be MEREDITH KRUWELL. 1T~~1~tbual'e.addfeee> otherwise lntere8ted in the also know as LUCILLE M . iiRbuz nVE'HAAN[~soo'1'• a:: w1U and/or est.ate: K.RUWELL, also know as enW9tt, Huntlr19ton a..c11. CA A petition has been tiled LUCILLE KRUWELL and 92&41 by LUCILLE n . MA<;. persona who may be other-0/!:.n=:c':='::.c':id': OONALO ln the Superior wise interested in the will ROBERT JACKSON. 7728 Weltic:.i C<>url of Orange County re· and/or est.ale: Rotct. Corona, CA. 9t720 questing that LUCILLE H. A petition has been fi.led Tiit Pf'op.rty pertinent hereto It MACDONALD be appointed by EARL G. SAWYER in=~~=~-~~: as personal represent.alive to the Superior Court of Orange nxtur•,' tumlture. nx1u,.., 9Qulp- administer the estate of County r'equestlng that ment, QOOOwlll LEE'S MOBIL. Ind I• BRUCE 0 MACDONALD EARL G SA WYER be ap-located 1u· 11S001 Go!Oenwwt. Hunt-. ln01on Beech, CA. 112&47 (under the Independent Ad-pointed aa peraonal represen-Tt\at tilt hef91n deectlbed ,,.,,.. ministration of Est.ates Act). t.ative to administer the est.ate lerure to t>ec:ontumma.ted, tubJect !he petition is set for he~n_g 0KfRUWELLUCILL:J..E~1~EREDITH ~.:;:,:~.°':u.f.~:o;'oU,,~~n11~: in Dept. No. 3 at 700 C1v1c . w.oiv know as ley, CA. 112708 on or ifter Februlf)' Center Dr .. West, Sant.a Ana, LUCILLE M. KRUWELL, 10. 11184. CA 92701 on Feb . 2 1984 at also known as LUCILLE There thall be no ctlllm .. ccepted 9·30A M KRUWELL (under the Ind~ into eacrow •ft• February 9. 1118-4. · · . . . So fer u I• known to Mid In· lF YOU OBJECT to the pendent Adnurustration of tended Tr1r1iterM(t) Mid Intended granting of th e peti,tion, ·you Estates Act). The petition is Tran~l~•l uMCS tollowlng •d· ~hould eithet appear at the set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 dltlonll bu1lnea name1 Ind id· . c· . Ce Dr w dr..-... within the three yeara lut hearing and ~late you obJl!C· at 700 1v1c nter .• est, t: Lions or file written objec-Santa Ana. CA 92701 on Feb-Dated December 22. 1983 tions with the court before ruary 22,1984 at 9:30 AM Robert Jackeon · y Intended Trantferee(1) the heanng. . our appear. IF YOU OBJECT to the Published Orange Coa.et Dally Pnot ance may be m person or by granting of the petition you Jen. 21. 198~ your attorney. h ld . h ' h • 679-84 IF YOU ARE A CREDI-s ou. e1t er appear at ~ e1 __________ _ . . hearmg and state you Ob}l!C· DtmtlC llnTIC£ TOR or a conungent crech~r lions or file written objec-1----,..-.---""'-----1 of the de:ceased, you must file lions with .the wurt before T.a. MO. V... your cl8:"11 with the court o,r the hearing. Your, appeal'-/1la0 present ~t to the ~n~ rep-ance may be in person or by NOrJ:~ °' reseJttatl~e ~ppomted by the your attorney. O.PAULT AHO . ::o<trt Within four months ELICTION TO IELL from the date of f~rst ~u.ance IF YOU ARE A CREDI· UNDO DHD °' of letters as provtded m Sec-TOR or a contingent creditor ~"="NOTICI Lion 7~ of ~he Proba.t.e Code of the deceased, you must file ., YOUR PRONRTY II IN POM· of California. The time for your cla; ...... wl· th the court or CLOSUM NCAUU YOU ARI N-f li cl . 'U t . "" HtNDle.VOUftitAYMEMTl.JTMAY 1 .ng aims Wl no expire present it to the personal rep-N IOU> WITHOUT ANY COURT pnor to four mont!'18 from. the resentative appointed by the ACTION, and you may have the legal date of the heanng noticed rourt within four months right to b<tng your account In good above. f h da ff · 11.andlng by peylng all ol your put YOU MAY EXAMINE the rom t e te o ~rst ~u.anoe due payment• plut permitted CCllla . of letters as provtded m Sec-and expen ... wl1hln three monfrla file kept by the t'OUrt. If you tion 700 of the J7obat.e Code from the date thl• notice of default are interested in the estate, of California Trre time for .wu recorded. Thi• amount It You may serve upon the ex-rw· ,_, __ · ·u t . 13.748.93, u of December 27. 1983. . . ng Cld1{11:> w1 no expire and wttl lncreue until your .:count ecutor or adrrurustrator, or prior to four months from the becomes current. You may not i.ve upon the attorney for the ex-!date of the hearing noticed to pay the entire unpaid portion of ecutor or administrator, and above our account, even though Ml pay. file with the rourt with proof · t wet demanded, but you muat . . O y EXAMINE ay the amount atated above. of service, a wntten request Y U MA the After three montll• from the d•t• >t.ating that you desire special file kept by the court. If you f recordatlon of this document notice of the filing of an in· are interested in the estate, which date of recordatlon IPPMI• d · f h eon), unleM tilt obligation being ventory an appra.isement ~ you may serve .uf?On t e ex-oreciosed upon permlta a longer est.ate assets or of the pell· ecutor or admJJUStrator, or 1oc1. you h1 .... only the legal right lions or accounts mentioned upon the attorney for the ex-o stop the forec::lotUre by paying the m Section 1200 and 1200.5 of ecutor or administrator, and ntlre 1mount den\anded by your h ,..._,,{ . P bate Cod fil . h. h -" 'th C creditor. t e \.A:UJ orrua ro e. e wit t e court w1 proo To nnd out the amount you mu.t RALPH K. HEKMAN of service, a written request ay, or to 1rrange tor payment to ATTORNEY AT LAW stating that you desire special rop tho toreclotufe, or If your prop- 3744 Tentb Street, nouce of the filing o f an in-1• In for~re for any other Riverside, CA 9%50 ventory and appraisement of =cc:~t~.VINOS AND LOAN (714)'84·3%35 estate assets or of the peti~ SSOCIAflON Published Orange Coast tions or accounts menuoned 15725 E. w111111er Blvd. Daily Pilot Jan. 26. 27, Feb. 2. in Section 1200 and 1200.5 of ";~~J'r,~7~·2~7 1984 the California Probate Code. 81-200.13 74 (E) 668·84 If you hive any questlona, you JAMES L. RUBEL, JR. should contact a lawy91' or tlle gov· ---Ml--IC_NO_Tl_CE ___ 343% VIA OPORTO 1rnment agencywnlch may have In· -----------NEWPORT BEACH, CA 9U~-:~~~~·YOU MAY LOSE K Oll7I 9ti13 LEOAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT Nodce of lele of 873-417% TAKE PROMPT ACTION. 9'eaf Pfot*tJ at blish Or Coas NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN: that Prl•*.. Pu . ed ange t SUNKIST ·SERVICE COMPANY. la No A 119783 Dally Pilot January 26, 27, now duly appointed Trustee under a In the Superior Court ol the State February 21 1984 Deed of Trutt dated May 5, 1977 of California, for the County ot Or-662.84 executed by: WAYNE l STAMM & ange DIANE C. STAMM, Husband and In the Matter of the Eel1te of ~It•. u Truator, to eecure obll· TOSHUN ANN CAMPBELL, De· DllDllC N()fl"r: Qlllona In favor of: AMERICAN SAV· . cea9.1d r~ ~ INGS, & LOAN ASSOCIATION r&-Notlce 11 hereby given lh•t the corded on June 1. 1977 u docu· underelgned will Mii at Private sale. NOTICE OF ment no. 13~ bOOk 12221 page 983 lo the hlgh91t ~nd best bidder. tub· TRUITl:E'I I AL.E ot Official Records In the offlc:e of the ject to confirmation ol Nld Superior T.I . No. 4514 DM Recorder of Orange Courity. Call· Court, on or after the 1st d1y of CPP ll011 rornla l.ncludlng 1 note(•) IOf the February 11184, It the office ol MILO YOU ARE IN OEfAULT UNIMEfll A sum '01 182.400.00. Th1t the F. DE ARMEY, Attorney at Law. 2659 DEED OF TRUil DATl:O Dn'*Y beneficial lntlf .. t under tald Deed W. Lincoln Avenue, An1helm. Coun-U, 1•1. UNI.Ill YOU TAKI AC· of Trust and the obllgallon1 MCUred ty of Or1nge, State of Callfornla, Ill TION TO PROTICT YOU9' PROf>· !hereby are preeenlly held by the right. title ind Interest of said d.-E,.TY, JT MAY N IOU> AT A~ beneficiary. That a breact\ of. and cea.sed at the time of death and all UC IALE. If YOU N!!D AN D · default In the obllgatlon tor wnklh 1he rlght. title and lntereat that the ~ATION OF TH! NATURE OF ukl o.ed of Truit •• teeurlty haa estate ol said dec.ued has ae-THE itROCEIDINQI AQAINIT occurred tn thll the p1yment hu not quired by operation of law or other-YOU, YOU IHOULD CONTACT A been made of: .MM other than or In t ddltlon to that LAWYER. Failure to make the October 15, of seld deQeated, 11 the time of On February 3, 1984 •I 9:15 A.M. 1983 payment of principal and/or death, In and to Ill the certain reel, VERDUGO SERVICE CORPOR· intWl9t and ell aubMQuent pay· property 111u1ted In the County of "TION as the duly appointed menti, together with late ctiargea. Orange, State of Callfoml1, partlcu-Trustee under and pursuant to Deed Impound•. Impound depotlta, II any, 1arty deacrlbed ••follows, to-wit: of Trust, Recorded on February 5, under the term• of Mid note or Deed Lot 98, Tract 1940, Recorded In 1981 as Document No. 5400 Book of Truit lfld all aubtequent pay. Book 82, Pagea 8 through 10, Ml•· 13938 Page 1261 of Official Record• menti which became due thel'eetter. ce111neou1 Mapa, recorded In Office In the ol'ffce of the Recorder of Or· lncludlng any late cl'largea or other of lhe Orange County Recorder enge County, Cllllornla, executed sum• payible under the t«m• of • more commonly known aa: by: WILLIAM R. WHITE & JAC· •Id Noll or Deed of Truat. 2441 Wett Miii Avenue. Anaheim. QUELINE J. WHITE WILL SELL AT Thal by reaaon thereof, the pr•· Callfomla PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGH· ent beoeflcilf)' under 1UC11 Deed of Terme of ule cath In lawful money EST BIDDER FOR CASH, (payable at Truet Ilea executed and delivered to ot llle United Statet on confirmation time of die In lawful money of the said Trust ... 1 wrttten Declaration ol of ule, or part cuh 1nd balance United States) at the lront entr~ Default and Demand tor Sale, and evidenced by note sec:ured by Mort· to tile Old Orange Co. CourthouM hu deposited with Mid Trustee. gage or Trust Deed on the property located on S1t1ta Ana Blvd., ~ sucll Deed of Trull and all the docu· 80 aold. T1n per cent of amount bid tween Sycamore St. & BroadWay, ments evidencing the obllgallont ... to be depotlted wlth bid. Santa Ana. CA. 92701 111 right. title cured thereby, and hu csecrared and Bid• or offers to be In writing and and lnterett conveyed to ind now dOM hereby declare all IUmt ... will be received at Illa aforesaid Of· held by II under Mid Deed of Trust In cured thel'eby lmmedlately due 1nd nee at any rime after the llrat publl· lhe propefty Situated In talc! County, payable and ti•• eleeled and doet cation hereof and before date of California. describing tilt land tiler• hereby e1ec1 to cauae the truat proP· sale In erty to be told to Ntltty the obll· Dated this 19th day ol January, Lot 2 of Tract No. 105 t3. u lhown getlon• MCured thel'eby. 1984 on I m1p recorded In Book 448. OATED: December 27, 1983 Executor• Pagea 45, 46, 47 of MlllCellaneou• AMERICAN SAVINGS AND of the Eatate of Nld Mapa. Recorde of Orange County, LOAN ASSOCIATION Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Frid~, JaoU•!Y 271 1984 T H£ DAILY PIWT LASSff'IED OFFICE HO R~ Telephon~ Service: Monday·f riday ..,. 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M Rusiness Counter: Monday.f riday 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M DEADLINES: Pl'OLIC4TIO~ Ol:AOl.l'E Mo11d11' ".iat 11 ·30 a .111 ful'1dav \ton 4 3() f' m \\ f'tlOf''td8 \ T Uf'J 4 .JO J• Ill Thur!><J .. , \\rd 4::iO p 111 f rtchl\ fhur•. 4dfl p 111 "~111rclll\ ~rt. :i.IJll p.m ~·ind11\ Fit :Hirt 1• m CA,(;EtLA TION & t:ORR ECTIO~ ~: <...anc<'lla.11ons and c.>rre<"t1oni; mat be made on san1e deadline!> ai. above. PleasP ask for a cancellallon number wh~n cancelling your ad. ERRORS: .,. .. ,., ....... Check your ad daily and report errors· immediittely. The DA ILY PILOT assumes liabili1y for the fir!>t incorrect ir.sertion cnlv . CLASSIFIED 642-5678 Two Plan 8's • 2 muter tultea off the llvlng areas and 2 bath1. Chooae Penthouse or patio lo-i-.-------1111~-------... cation•. S 174,500 or 8111n f11 lalt lnMI ftr 11.1. S117,500. ..................................... ~~~ Gntral 1002 8tatral 1002 Lar1Ht Flfft Pl• i.:~:;::;;;;;;;;:i:.l;;;;;;.iiiiiiiiiiii•lmjP1an 8 • Spacious and OOIE Tl 100 VII CORDOVI UlllSU Beautiful Country French, peg and elegant Penthouee with 1weeplr19 patios opening off al rooma. 2 Bdrms and en. $274,500. •2-1200 THE REAL ESTATERS groove floors, huge fireplace, European ••on wallpapers.. Security gates. 3.Bedr~, 2 hie property W>w9 the d rful li f 1 effect of an owner wno baths. Step into a won e e sty e. spend• and spenda. Un· 642-5678 Affordable financing. Priced to sell. fortunately he now hu to ., •-.a... ~ ;•-~ 1 I Mil quk:ldy and tall• a High abc>Ye L..eouna Beech 11 .... r•IJ --•J · beating on thl• ocnstand· "loP or the World" With 1111,000 Ing 5 Bdrm 3-Ba nome In 1pectacutar mountain HtTEI 1111101 111· 1111 I•------• Mesa Verde. Priced low views reeta thla 48R 3ba ---~=~::-:-:-7"""" , •... •1.-r11H 111-0110 IHE1DN1111 atS195,000. 751-319t European Style Chalet. lllTll.Lml'T-114'h. _, -11 lllffl Spec. mstr. iulle In-PrMt. Gated Community '/!:Macnab -Irvine •SElECT ~ fll>lc a Jacuzzi. Fantas11c 111ew • ngtita & --------'~~-----~NOW ONLY $199,995 ~RTIES $249,500. harbof. 3 Bdrma. family U. 'ILi leasehold. Thia Is a front ~ Open houM SUN 1-4 d n1 1 row view Bluffs Trina 1--.......,...------i 3180 Mountain View rm, formal 1 no rm. ~ • & hm ape, 3 ba, 3 oar g•· ~tional 3 Br, 3~ Ba. Bayfront, pier plan. 3 Bede, 214 bath• LEIDER 494-2220 673~750 •ie. P oolll•nnla. float for 65' boat. Priced to RD $1,26<>,000. r:r:~uc;:~~ OWIED! ........... , 1152 ~1~7~9~ ~ag~ llYllE TEIUOE :~:r~. ~~~~ bdrm, 2'h ba. BONUS IPll UTIUAY 12-4 'Par1oramic bay ~i ocean view from 4 Br. 4 Ba ROOM and large family ZIH1 o.lle ........ 0 let~~~'fJr 4 v. patio, pool home. Prime location. $775,000. -WATlRFRONT room. Whlspef1ng 'Tr..s Owner motlvatedll Up-~dOCktore0-7o·yltd\t. .,...1 111. U• llYFlllT HOMl-..S llK. Model. Larg~ family graded "JSR 2ba, family elevator. gourmet .... REAL ESTATE home. lnterlol' rtlOlnlly rm home. Great Duy end -1-1400 repainted. Fanlullc terma. A.aklnn $139.800. kitC:tien. other a.menlU• hb\Uoul bey & mountain view. 1 Bdrm, 1 Ba. -ed ... Call Mart<, agt. JacoM condo co-op. Lowest prUct at $295,000. -------.-npome,,___. 1~ $~ 000ar:; Wiii ~opt.... ..... Re a 1 t y 6 7 s. 8 e 7 o. ........, ' . t ... na ~ &40-6926 IYM. IAYllH PUOl llYFlllT qulcksa~--:! ............ 1.11-. L.9111&.1 Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 br, 2 be up; 2 br. ~ Ddebout 'ti' SO r I LUt r .. t llSS ~~. ::r.':1ba. ~ 2 ba dn. 2 boat speoes. Reduced-$1,500.ooo. Boy & Beach ealty LEIDER via Ithaca. open Sun· Real Estate days, 1 ...... CANNERY v1L-PllllllU ... I IOUIFlllT 786-1172 1 OWIED! LAGEAEALTY 673-3777 Ocean & jetty views. Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3 ClllU IEL IAI 3 bdrm. 2'Ji ba. BONUS -°'-4-99-.,.-60-2-agt_. -· -·:-:-::=-bath, 3700 SQ. ft. 4 car parkin~. $1,285,000 Conveniently located ROOM and large family Ull IW/IWll FW. duplex. Two bedrooms room. Whlsperlr19 Trees Sell-$_. 75K Rent-$ 1900 ••••• A•JS llYFlllT and one bedroom, plus 3880 Michelson Drive Model. Large lamlly mo Trade? Large 4br, Oii _... va g:" room with bath. lrvtne home Interior recentty beaut. cond. 675-9t03 Coronado Ialand cust. bayfront lot . 85' boat ne< will consider trade ---------:-repainted. Fanlutlc Liii WATDFlllT deck. Plana avail. Now $370,000 w/trade. or w$3lll20ca~paper ........... Coreu ltl •ar 1022 home In wooded area. 0 AllllWIW lllE ..... ' BV OWNER Priced at $210.000. for 3 bdrm. Sell/trade. pen .11 1100 qui .... tale. Sunday 1·5. 124 Via Udo • Sandcastle Condo 2br ""' .--<Tl Nord 213·9 .. 7·2329 !~~~~~~~~~ 2ba. nicely upgraded , lmll.LJ.A _ -1 Nt>ar new 4 bdrm, 4 bath, lake view . 3500 aq.1: LIW MR convenient ground floor 'fiisor h . '$440,000. WW trade for a local propeny. locetlon. end unit. Cute28drm1Bahomeon $189,000 720-1363 ealfy R-2 lot In Costa Mesa. -------- Assume 35K loan and llPLD j BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR llWllLlll Smashing Cape Cod reef.. denoe on .w· lot. 4 bd, 3 ba. terrific deoOr. Only $«0,000. Nancy Napier CANNERY VILLAGE RE· ALTY . 673·3777 or 499 .... 602 owner will carry lrg 2nd. •Ir. 2~ la. IWHn 786-1172 AMln $97,000. if l Ir l la. _. .. , ' ..... l 11 Htty\•d·· D•·•• N A 67'> 6161 Traditional hHn •ethatell. .11,IOO H •• E .ll.ll. R It Pa• .. ,, l1alter. 3880 Mlcnelaon 0r1ve IPT llTS YICTHIU ea Y lrvlne 3Br 2Ba, aasume $153,000 Loe 3 bdrm older fmly 1111 100 631-7370 llf..IHI at 12%. owe 2nd. Lovely home on huge lot. Exist· ' I r1 Inell IOl9 Inn FHA loan at only 8.5% You got to Me It to believe llYlll ltlUOI "'JI buUtln cabinets. Ilka new Interest! 759.1501 It! Custom track In Costa PElllllU Y&LIE 1211.000 FU 120,000 NWI ~!~/~tie~~:~ t.:!!1 Mesa. Huge llvtr19 area 1211,IOOI Comf<l'table 4 Br&. Family Takeover payments. $227.000. 2912 Broad. plusseparatefamllyarea, Now Ille lowest prloed room l\Ome In great Cor· ~00 aq It home: 4 Bdrm. S..5-14-4 6 brick fireplace. Built In residential Income proP· one del Mar le>e. Family 3 be, pool, ape. Owner 1---,...----~:- oountry kitchen. br9M· erty on FEE land In the neighborhood, biking must telll Prln only Ocean lront cottage on the last area, lormal dlnlr19 area. COYV duplex ateps distance to bay & beach. 714-5-48-1732 P • n Ins u I a Po Int area, TOO. Also utlllty ., TY S • a 5 o o o Term a -.iiinlil•r••M area, 3 bedrooms, 2 to bay and ooean CHESHIRE REAL 3 Br. Cllfhavn rare R2 lot .. · . beachea on a prime cor-759-1877 "dd 1 ,.,,11 or""·ltd 2 Mn. 673-3777 agl. baths, 2 car garage. It s a " .., • "" ......, bargain 11 $119,500. Call :!:/0~~a~:~:~~1fw;.': It& .... 1 24 dos. Xlnt flncng. Ownr-Santa Ana .Heights 3 Br ' 1-S-0-you_r_o_lo-Ja-loP_Y_fi_n_a_lly-1 10188 546-2313 for Hallie St rock 4 Br, 2 ba w/att8Cfi gar on Agt. Must selll S..2·96U ~-od:::; ~~e~Y,.... conked out and lef1 you ~ -~~ ~I S..4· 7020 60 x 120 corner lot at 911 w8 ithdeaploessndaoblld•rlvec?arFln1dn P .i15)1. j) • c·_1 Ulll IUl EITITI Victoria for a low price of 121 UN Plll NIYE SEASHORE DR. comer f: Eli~ ';:: 193.500 Call 646-a386 Beaullfully decorated duplex, steps to ocean, claallled 642-5678 TllnEllOlllllE baytront condo with 8 w ith vi ew Asking By Owner, 4 Bdr 1 1~ Ba. hgnt bright leellng $175,000 Owner might M 1024 llYllE wtw cpt. great toe. L""ated on first noor. finance Agt 640-9639 Coata •111 1024 Costa HI Upgraded executive , S122,500. 662·1744 "" ~;;;;;=::;iiiiiiiiiiiiii~::==;;=;;•ii condo. 2 Bdrm 2.5 Ba & with a relaxing "Sit· ULUA LIE .W YES -IT'S TIUE IELIEYE IT! study. Marble flreplace, 1 IY OWIEI down" view of the bey Walk to shops. beactl, Bal. Decedent. CA. 8y'Vlrglnf1 H. Slicker Miio F. DeArmey Excepting from Lota 1to11. 27 to A .. t Vice Pretldent You CAN buy a lovely large 3 Bdnn Attorney for Executor• 41 lnclutive and• portion of Lola 12, By Robert C. Mallllard ·& Den (or 4 Bdrm) home with 2 Publllhed Orange Coa.et Dally Piiot t3, 22 to 28, and A, lfl undivided A .. t. Secretary tile entry, mini bllnda, 1contempor1ry charm· Large muter suite plua Pier terry rest 38'12ba comm. pool. tennis. 4BR/2'h, o versized conv91'tlble den. 2 full ea 218 aa1 Bl S73-2iM3 Close to beaches. Mosaic tile pool/JllCUuf. baths. Security bldft. i~-·-=---=--~= M o t I v a 1 e d 1e11 er . 2 story • upgraded. Meee sub-par-king. Slip ava I-Jaaa 1p. 1 7 $167,500. Call Fred Verde ar-* 2065 Flam· able.MAKE OFFER.Alli· n11•-1 Jan. 20. 21. 27, 1964 tourtt\ Interest In •nd to •II Publllhed Orange Cot.It Dally Piiot Baths, Fireplace, double Garage - 353-84 ude on. petrolelJm, ou. brM, J1n e 13 20 27. tll84 all for under $125,000. ALSO fea-. uphaltum ind all lllndred ' · · ~ · t56-&4 1ubstanc11 1nd other m1nera11 1___________ tures hardward floors, R-9 energy -----------nder and In setd 11nd u reMtVed In •mate NOTICE saving insulated ceilings, a burglar P\&.IC NOTICE lh• deed from L. Arthur Burgeae Ind 1 ___ .;..ri-.;.;;.;;.;..;.. ____ _ ___ ;.....;.;;...;.....; ______ ottiera recorded JanulfY 9, 1957 In FtCTinOUI au ... u alarm system. front & rear yard auto- -Ing $445.000. IREI WILL rt-Poulan. 1ngo Under $250,000. Ph UN IULn 2 bdrm. 1 b• conoo Call 546-8092 $20 ooo down 12% Int GE 159.Q1~~ -----. ·. By ownr, 3 Br, '2~ be Ill· 1100 S7a:soo (619)8sa-..139 Condo Sllylltee, deck.~~~~~~~~ patio. 2 car ;er w/Of>nr · advertise 1n c1ass1fled Pool & jac. $124K, wtll 642_5678 ftCTITIOUI .UllMUI 1>oo1. 3764, P• 328 of Ott1c111 Re-MA• ITAn:.NT matic water sprinklers, covered patio NAMI ITA,....NT oord•. the fol~ II do! ~te-a--eon·-m.· "1'11~=t---..:: TM {olloWlng ~..¥9-dOklg -T-he ttreet. eddreel IAd-ot Ullneta 11: l-'ll..._,,""'-'a.+---t.-t--.,,_. butlneN ea: common detlgnallon, If any. ol the SOUTHCOAST ACCOUNTING city park with children play areas, neg down, etc. 5'40....083 Eutalde..2 houaet..oo 11ot. ~h~iiiml.ii110aiilt1i.iUiiOOimJ5iiiiii=mii~ ~-...ame 1S1. noT p C.H. ENTERPRISES, INC .. db• real property deacrlbed 1bove la SERVICES 328-B MIU'. ·ouent• Cor· bbq stands, picnic ing, and a winding A) PACIFIC COAST HONDA purported to be: 3049 Yukon Clrcle. det Mar CA 92625 . d lk f nli h Us Wha SUZUKI, dba 8) HONDA WESi, Co1t1 M .... CA. 9282e on~•delyn' K~y Elll•. 328-B si ewa or moo g t stro . t 1245 t Wettmlnater Ave., 81nt1 Ana. The under91gned TruatM di•· Marguerite Coron• del Mar, CA. a nice home for a low reasonable Cellfornla. claim• any ll1blftty for 11ny lneoneci· 92625 • price! P.C.H. ENTERPRISES, INC., neH ot the •tree! lddr ... and oth« TN• butlneu I• condUC1ed Dy· an 12451 WMtmlnater Ave., Sant• Ana. common deaignatlon, If any, lhown ndlvldual Otll Oly4e J•••u•, IHlter c111forn1a. (Clllforn11 corporation.) llefeln. Madeiyn Kay Ellla 11nn L-•--1 I Thia bualneu I• conducted by: • Seid .... Will be made, but without Thi. ttalement wH 111.0 wttll tilt "' -lpel -• ' corpotatlon covenan1orwarr1n1y,..,,,..orlm-"'c&A.-Of "-al\ftA Coun"' on 1210 LH~H ...... It ltttl .... P.C.H. l!n.terprllM plied. regarding title; '1>1tHllon. or J n n5' t"4" ...,,_.,.... '' • .... 1 .. April H. Sallabufy. Secfetlf)' branc., to pey ti. l*nalnlnQ • · · '211101 Thlt •tattmenl wu llled with tilt principal tum Of tilt notl(t), teeu,..O Publlahed Orange Cout Delly Couniy Clerlt of Or.nge Couniy on by Nld Deed of T~t. wtth lnteteet not Jan. 27 fab. 3, 10, 17. t"4 Jan. 11. 1184 I~ ... Pf'Ovlded In Mid note(•). • 580-M f2'lnl ltdvanQM, If any, Undlf the term• Of Publlahed Or-noe Cout Deity Ille Deed ol Trust,, ... , ctlergea and l-----------1 Piiot Jan 21. Feb 3. 10. 17, 1984 xpen .. ol the TruatM and Of tilt "8.JC NQllC( t7e..&4 truttt Ol'tla1ed by Mid 09MI of Tnitt. 1---;..;;;:;;;;.;;;...;.;~;.;.;;;.--- lor tilt amount raa.c>nably 1111· FlClfTlOUI IU ... 11 -----------mated to M: $253.&42.13 M.u. ITATS..-.T --..__ ......... ,... under Mid OMd T..._ f....,,........, ,._.,,.. 11 dOlng Nit.JC fC>TICE otr;,1';;;;;"0/eexecutldlndese. IDOlut', .. _";' .. "'V ........ ~. '9CTITIOU9 IU..... ·~ lo the undeniQned a written DOS osos INVESTMENT COM- .... ITATIMPfT aratlon of Defat11f and Olmaind ANY, 505 Nof111 Tu.Un A~ue. Tiit IOl'--1 .... per.ona .,. doing ror s .... &nd a written Notice of O.. • 150, Santi An1, CA. 92705 .... ·-'-· ;:'".. lault and a.c.1on to W . The undtf-o L Argyroe. S06 Norttl T U1tln ANTHONY ANOELO & Al· llQned c:euaed Mid Notice of DffM.111 venue. ~t• 150, Sant• Ana, CA. SOCIA TES. t025 w 11"1 StrMt, •nd ElectlOn to ... ..!..O ~.~: 2T1~,s ...... *'--•I• ,,_,. ... tad .... en Costa Meaa. CallfOfflla 92027 ht oounty .mere t .... ,_.Pf'......-·Y " ...,..,_ --v;v vr Anthony ~. 3'40t M•cut. at~~.,., 30 1983 ~~"~rOI ~u= ;::;:t:~ an !AOVOO SEAvicF CORPOR· Thi. 11afltrrM!nt ..,.. filed Mll'I tile lndMOVM TION County c.-of Oranoe Oovnty on Antt\Ony Anigelo Mid TNltM, Jan 5, 1N4 ,..,. Thia statement w flied~~ tl'lil I N .:c: t,'<'203 ...... KlcNW A ...... COUnty CIWk of Orange Y on 213) 500-248& CMo ,...._ a-.• Jan 18, tiM ,_ Y Ptt Rolland a..ctl, CA. - PoblttMd Orange Coaat ~ bllthed Oftnge,Oelly Pllol Pu llaMd OfMOa Oout o.lty Pilot J11\ 17, ~eb 3, 10. 17. '"" •n ta. 20. 27. t 271-14 Pliot J111 t7. ~•D 2. 10. ''· :,. •T~ qual. $129K. 67:J-.8S50 I LIBllllPI E.lida StS0,000 condo, I lend9f wfll ucrlttc. for 1 ooet. S 129,900 E.kcell. end unit J~ W•ltze llPll U1 I 631-1266 fllQfllW . I Greet city llghll vlewl I ec.an toot 3 Bdrm. 3 Bath tlofM, locattd near I community pool, IP8 and 1 ----~~~~- ter1n11. Priced to "'I at .. 111111 onty S38S,000 Aval&able no.. mlnut• to bead\: 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. lJ,_.l()lJt I ~ti From l105.Sl50, low Reali()t9. 67M0C5o I p:;;;.:v~.!.";;i~199 '--------::-= ____ _,...,.....-::,, ... ,. Inell 1040 •PIUTI ue-AT111 &ISi• 1.114' LIU TAii MO wrrl LIW •n Jog to beach from this bNuuf uJ 2 BR. 2ba condo m o full ll'C'Unty com~x Only '4 yl'!I. old. Tenn.ls, pool ind gpo fAdhlles. 1111.• TUY IW.n Ul-ll17 COLDWeu BANl(eRtl OllllA Hl UI 1111,GOG Tcmf1c comer duplex pn«"d to sell. Good i.ncome propt.-ny with seller finan<'mg Upper 3 BRs, I bath . lower unit 5 Brs. 2 baths Submit all offE'n1 Unlll •m l•llMO 3 Yr. old largt-duplex o{ high quality eonstrucllon 'Greal bay Vtews from both umt.'I Nt'\'ltled agamst hm surrounded by trees & dty green~lt Good financm too!! l 642•5678 NoltUt Boatl 1100 HHtH Oalaralt~td Bta111 UaJaralU.H Aertatata h.taiUtd A!!rtants, Vat Al!rlanta, Uaf. Rtalll1 It 2901 Ollict leatala 2914 Lo•t 1 FtH.d JOCK Heir Wuttd SlOO Ullll llUI lalltff llrviat 2244 Costa lltu UU Costa Me11 2724 It _..S_taa_r_• ----1 HWPOllT ILYI. Found brown Pit Bull. &OOTS HG. CUii 1972 Beaut y111a Weal Pt1tia11la 2207 2 Br den Patio Home pool S:425. Dix mobile home, no 3Br l'iba nu paint, drpa, t-~!;;~--.. , ... !Ii"....,, rlelpl Need Fem to .tlr NEW 600 to 3000 tt Gen-brown collar & blue har-oepttal a>tperlence Home 20x60 cr~r tot 2 Br. 2 be newer CJupfex. spa tennis $750 pett Mature adults frplc 2 car gar No pet• . great ocean vu 3 Br eroua 1 tenant Improve-ness. OC Animal Shetter preferred Good analy· ~tghlri uyJ!r~~~d ~ r 2ba. ytly Mature non smk" Vogel Pac11tc 640·6161 Oulel secure. Avail 211 $655 646 1220 I IN NEW OAT BEACH house In Lag Bch Avail monts 70c per It 2488 Found In Dana Potn1. ap· tlcal & communication ge v n c area No pets $650 (2131 area Lake condo. 1 Br .. loft. 1991 Newport 646-8373 now S350tmo 497-51$41 NewpOft Bt , CM prox 1118 or 1119, mate skills Newport Beach lo- Llght Inter Best buy In 799·4195 or 257-9792 Large 1 bdrm w/garege. S1nglt111 t & 2 Bdrm Apart-Laguna Beach SQI F •hr 6<t2·3490 Irish Setter 496-4294 cation Fehr 640-8960 Orange Co $27,500. C ,-retng, no pets ltinnls. CASA DE ORO Westside No pets menta & Townhouses! oceanvlew home Arch Young edits welcome. a£1traao $565 768-2999 esi.. tor All UTtLS PAID 6 5 34a7 I 5 from $680 {Ask about · Agt 540·5937 tacL. 2218 Tom Ho or eves 581·3165 4 at 1 Beach Hgts Avail. now. 11 Compare belore you rent urnlShed apts complete S 00 99 4 55 9 21 Lake Tahoe Mobile Hm TURTLE ROCK 3 br 2 ba. Custom design features. LARGE 2 BR, 1 BA with TV. linens & utenstls. 4 4 · 1 1 • 64x 12, pvt bch. Buy ·~SPACIOUS view 18745 Vis Verona pool bbq, cov'rd garage. w/sunny kitchen New may be rented lor short Mastersutte w/pV1 ba, M/F $16,000 or rse opt from 3 Br 2 •Ba in home spa, $1500/mo 960-2035 c;urroundel1 with plush paint & carpel S550/mo term or tonger No lease non-smkr, lovely home. ownr Spec1t1cs 898-&401 mod upgraded kllcrien Turtlerock 3 Bar 2 Ba lam landscaping No pets 833·0 l92 eve req'o) On Jamboree Rd 662-7420 art 3, Iv measg lrpl, 2 car gar wlopener. Bach Furn $515 MESA PINES 2650 Hdrla Bl San Joaquin Hills Rd VACATION AETREA T huge sundeck & yrd. Incl lly rm. A/C, spa, highly 365 W Wiison 642-1971 BACH BEAUTY $415 644-1900 '74 Terry trailer. 30 It. WID. freezer. gardener & upgraded Appl Only loaded. set up 1n park nr more $ 14 o o / mo $1250/mo 851 -1842 LagruBeac~--2641 rc~:~r~:'.1g~~~~~;~!ts all year stream at Lal\e 661·3801. 549-3421 L B L. 22 ... 8 lBR N Lag. beaut. ocean 549-2447 Arrowhead. 2 minute · illlDa HCa ,. walk lo take Free stand· CorOH del Mar 2222 Coiy cottage No Laguna. view, 2 blk to bch, att uttt, TV cable, very nice tor l IESl VERDE VERSAILLES spac 1 br, SPACIOUS APT I mt/bch 642-2357 M/F rrnmt to shr W Newpt Oceanfronl dupleK, avell now $325, yrly 548-9457 MIF shr :for C M apt, avail Feb 1s1 $200 mo utll 548-1467 ESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH Cortt•t ""'-''a"''°''"• •"d ''••"• ••• ./ Au Con.d1tt~•"'t ../(~,,.•••,.,..ton'*' ./ ...... .. ./ ...... .. ,,/ •vlt "·•• l>aKon4'• .,/ • ., ........ o ./ .. ~ ·~"'"' Call Mt. HO\Nltd 645· 6101 1ng snow root Great for 2· bdrm. 1 ba gar. wash/ 2 Bd, 1mmac $850 non-smkr. no pets, 5525, t2br 1ba, gar. new paint/ mirrored closets, relng kids A s1ea1 at $12,500 dry retrtg 2 blks trom 816-963-8845 lease, 1st/lest $100 dep carpet $525mo 545-4083 $650 Sandy 667-7252 M/F shr trg 2 story house Commercial Lost puppy Blk/tan dachshund fem Leath collar Harbor View Homes 760-1790 Reward !'\EWARD lost temtcaHco cat, name Chertotte, vie 18th/ Pomona C.M on Jan 25th. Llttle boy hearl- broken, eve 642-0393 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 644-2196 aft 5PM beach Newly dee s 1200 L N' l 2252 wl spa in Newport Shores ~25 mo Call Answer Ad 760 a1ana lfH 973·0307 or 497-4342 Newer 3br 2ba M Verde Vrly lease on the canal 3 nr beach pool 1ennls Rentals 2918 EmbOdy · L09lc AcrHJI 11 642-4300 (24 hrs) ' Bf and new 2 Br. 2 ba Newport ieac~ 2669 home. atrium. open Br 2 Ba S 1300tmo New w/d $400/mo ' ·~ ulill> 16040 H8rbor F V . Feotcoh ·HVO~l~Eme 11 ACRES All utllltles Twnhse, close to beach -. ,.beams. $1050 mo., no crpts, 2 lrplc's, no pets. 831·1655or631 0051 1240 1 M .AYSIDE PUCE 1 Br bech condo, sec pe1s. gardner, water furn enclsd gar 675-6606 SQ 1 This 1s the onl" country I View ol CANYON LAKE 770-6775 alt 4 PM ' M t k I 3 B 2 Agent 54 l 5032 ' guard, 1ac bllllard rm. 545-3627 4-9pm & wknds pro non <>m rs 11 ' • 1 know of where they lock $35 000 679-1975 Baytront spacious 2 Br 2 M ' • v· . 226-7 I Ba c M con"o furn $275 t l d I I th Ba$ i 750/mo llllOD 1110 wgt rm. sauna, garden vu --u llLIOA ISUlll 1 up he ury an e e Apple Valley, restricted Bill Grundy 675_6161 HOMES FOR RENT $700/mo 642-9057 ~~~/ ~~b 21:,a $~~~~~~- 1 Spaciobusds1ngle one • •, util 548-4301 Pnme retail location I prisoner GO HOME _ ~~;~g~turt~~-;}po~~· Lrg 2BR 2ba dplx Lndry M1ss1on Viejo 3 & 4 Bedrm LUXURIOUS 1 BDRM furn No pets 760-14 l8 or °' two t' room apts. M shr F V sml 3 • 2 S 160 0 Imo Le as e Penoaall 3012 619-948-1739 rm, appllaoces close to $800-$850 Garages and condo In Vitia Balboa, 642·7528 eves°' wknds twnhse. W ID. pooklsd. g1 t Mickey 650·5711att5PM CIRCUS Of Commercial bch S9001mo 675-9345 I ~~cea X~fs ~Cl~ & lpee!s $800/mo 946-7893 OLIVE-TREE APTS ~~ a$;~i:t'~~[. '1v i ~~~l HWPORT CEITER A HOME TO SHARE Id gentleman needs help preparlflQ 3 small meals dally No heavy work Older latly OK. Salary 960-0331 or 645-2887 nlmal hospital In C.M. nds lull tjme kennel per· son Mbn -Frl Cati 9AM·6P¥ 548-3794 nsW.rlng service Plsnt oHice, NB, ans serv or PBX eKper only Good pay PIT, 8 hr shll1s. 631-5640 AISWERlll SHVIOE arled shifts available. lull & part/time. No exper· 1ence necessary 35 wpm typing required. Call 631-0140. EOE lTMLmC..CLUl 1rport area. Front desk person. PIT 752-0565 P 1250 NRBEACH,CHINACOVE 863-0755 Oceanlron1 4 Br3Badpl>t 2 Br 1•, Ba twnhs style 964-5303 3300 sq It tor tease.' MASSAGE roperty & MARKETS 2BR11BA •6T5°0~7u3n6e89th S tOOOlmo. apts, crpts drps 'dshwshr M-to shr H B home w/M Enclosed reception area. Babysltter/Hskpr, llve 1n or 9600 SQ tt ofc bldg Dana refng $650 1-684-50 t6 l Newport Beacl1 2269 updated kllch Cat oil Lg tile room & secretarial 719 NO. HARBOR BLVD out, must speak Eng, & Pt, 2 yrs old, 100% occ --12 d 11 d 2 B 2 b SHORT TERI From $605 548-7367 pa;:~~0&1:8b~~~-;;!~ area 9 separate ofhce's FULLERTON have own car 72Q·18<t8 Assum tin Great Syndl• Costa Mesa 2224 n ' con °· '· a. Ideal tor Le Fi 110-1112 ------al~---$975 and ground llr Furn 2 & 3 Bdrm Apts I 011 THE ILUFFS FURNISHED or NEWPORT BCH couDo A w rm Babysitter needed for • cation S 1,250,000 Bkr S 1000/mo . 4 Br.~ 2 Ba condo 2 Br, 2 ba. $850 $750/mo up Ou let 2Br 2ba, close to UNFURNISH£D TO SHARE '" nacapa Assoc Limited l DAY l WEU weekend nights & oc- coop 661-3351 Own/bkr Easts1de, large yard. 2 Cllflhaven, pool & eKtras Agent 675-8170 beach w/patlo, dish· All UTILITIES 645-4224 759-9462 ATIRACTIVE caslonal wkday eves. Call Jacoae Prop 1350 ~a;s~~~j~~yge~r w;ig:~ue~; (Or Furn) 650 0504 Studio $375 1 blk lo I washer dtn1rig rm, lrptc. PAID, HEALTH lndaatrial MASSEUSSES alt 7PM 548-0905 $ 10,000 DOWll parlly furn Close lo all 2 Oen, newty decorated beach & slores Ut1ts pd encl gar & car stall, no CLUBS T(NNIS. ~~~~r~~~~~ ~/~1~,~o Reatala 2920 TgiJ~~: ~2~ Banking EASTSIDE DUPLEX 266 Cecil CONDO some ocean Ref's required 540-9589 l pets $625/mo. Coral Tree cw1MMING plu\ $275 1st/last 631-6543 2000 & 2600 sq It MHTIHTOI view 2 car garage -. Apts 2163 Pecil1c, C M :> ESCORTS/MODELS s 13 2 . ooo ( 1 o s x G) TSL lcmt 642-1103 $825 'mo 760-8862 Apartments, Ual. 548-4530 Mgr Jett mu(h more' Sorry 0 D p 1 S0.50 SQ ft. SAYlllS I LOlll Owner/Agt 546-2831 2BR / 1 d ---no pets Model\ cc::~o ~u Br a;a Ba 'po~~ Agent 541-5032 Outcall ONLY 835-9199 A locally owned Savings & w carpe s rapes. 4 bd, 4 ba, yrly Lido Isle B n.. 11PV1 1 Br, lrplc, pool, patio. d .1 9 1 6 1 9 66 200 - -,-l Loan currently has pos· 4 unit condo bldg. lllnt. patto. fenced yard, gar . $1800/mo Also Harbor l1DOI garage No pets. 399 W open at y o spa, 2 rplc.4 6-2 1 '* • 1 sq.It • sml of· enoaa lttons available for both Oceanside area, S265K pet okay $585 546· 7506 View and Ocean Front Penin1ala 2707 1 Bay $515 650-6357 Oakwood Pen Pi 2-Br 1 Ba. M/F flee. storage, smi bust· Services 3014 full time & part time o 673 9038 ness etc C M on New· wnr • 2 story w/sundeck accents from $1600 • $3700/mo 1h ILOCl TO HACH Sharp Mesa veide 2B, $275 • ,.J14n-smkr lot 211 port Bl 553.1115 BORED? Add spice to life! Tellers Experience pref· l"TERESTED I. A 3 Br 2 Ba lrplc dshwshr 675-9797 28a ss9simo 546 5882 Apartments or 3/ 1~73-8013 Maril Hostess a Lotions 'n' erred, cashiering ex-a /shop $650 k ds · 3 Br, 2 ba. 4 car prklng. • --- -C M 600s/I incl ottlce perience necessary. Part Taw SHELTER? g539r 6190 BEST Alt r'e 4 Br 2 Ba blk off Cliff Npt bltins. trplc $950/mo, all 6 979-3848 Pam N .. wpo ... Beach So. Promontory Po1nl female 100 amps 12 ft door Lace exotic lingerie pany time Is approximately 21 -• Y e Hghts 2 trp1c·s crpt, lrg 75 ... " to share 2bdrm 2ba • for FREE mdse 847-5661 TAl·PLEX FOR SALE BY b yearly 4-6930 Spacious 2 Br. 2 ba wlpvt 1.,1 00 16th ctreet · · $300/mo call 759-8006 hours per week. Please $495 Quaint ,BR re rick pa110 auto gar :> $425 mo 673 8601 · -OWNER COSTA MESA 2 bdapt w/gar $f50tmo patio Clean & sharp -MASSAGE apply In person at 6967 AREA. PRIDE OF OWN· furbished seperale hm d 0 0 r · 1' u 11 trees 113 ... 29th St Upstairs Now vacant $495/mo (at Dover) RESP F Mld·30's seeks IEWPORT CHTER I BY THE SEA Warner Av .. Huntington w/lg cheery kitchen nr $13001mo No pets Ava1i ,, 642 5'13 3300 ft 1 1 EASHIP bus & shops 646.5282 Feb 1 805t928-29l8 Nu Carpet 213·433-0502 Call Dave wknds & at1 -mature. quiet F n/smkr sq or ease. Nwpt Beach 756-9024 Beach. EOE Double Lot. Owners unit SPM , 957-8021, Agt shr lrg 2 slry garden apt Enclosed reception area. -• --------- has 3 bdrms, 2 ba. walk· Another $525 hOuse fncd 2 $375. 1 Br duple>t. ut1ls Pd. Newport Beach No. W'cltff /C M Pvt bath/br. Lg hie roorp & secretarial, Ba11ae11 Opp. 4014 Banking in closet. lrpl, pantry and Br wi gar kids 539-6190 llLBOl PHllSIU 417 E Bay Ave, Balboa Superb dwnstrs 1 br, encl 880 Irvine Avenue pool. w/d Nr shps $276. area 9 separate office's. I Restaurant w /Dlsco. SECRETARY lEIEO) kitchen wfbll-1ns thruoul BEST Ally tee Near bay and ocean Reing No pets 547-1155 gar No pels Aetrig, elec (at 16th) uttl 645-41571675-6351 Ideal tor L1>w Firm 1 ocean view, hQuor lie Experienced lhecu(lve • 2-2bdrrns Must see to • • beaches Two bedroom ---range S4 io 642·5964 '645_1104 Anacapa Assoc Limited mclu Lrg kttch long lse Secretary for savings & appreciate Only 3 years • RHt Qu1dt MacauH p1us small child s room Corona del Mar 27221 Pl•HLUFF VIEW Rmmte/1nterested in shar-759-9462 ' Laguna Beach S 175.000 loan Challenging pos.- old Will consider trade Houses. Apts & Condos One and hall baths $900 2 Bd, den. lrg & close to Lrg 2 Br 2 Ba. encl gar. Jae. ing a hse in Coro de Caza I l d • ( I Ownr/Bkr 494-1114 1tlon requires strong lor condo or??? Call Landlorc:1sAdvert1seFree per month vacant Im-beach $995 851-8767 ut•t rm PVl decl<. bltns. Pref ages 28-48, MIF n Ultna ----communication & org· 631-4402 9am · 6 pm soc at Stores & Markets mediate occupancy Darrell Pash Prop lrplc $750 No pets 2151 $111 Clemente 2776 675 1823 wrk. 770-2840 Re11t1h 2920 Mort9a1-ea, ani2atlonal ability. Strong asklorJackorGeri 84 1-4260 631-1300AGEMT Bachelor apt, no kitchen j Pac1t.c 631-6107. Lease1Brapt,2ndflr.ocn Ammie. n/smkr to ahr 4 2000&2600sqN T.D.1 4028 typing & shorthand a ORANGE COUNTY I I b h L d I 855 0665 views, cenl loc. $550/mo br, 2'1 ba twnhse Back I $0 50 SQ f1 1 must Salary com· 48 & 72 or 120 units Back Bay area t Bdrm ' c ose o eac n ry ac • 1st tast & sec 493-6756 Bay $225/mo 645-7272 Agent 541-5032 C.M SATILER mensurate with ex · home lncd yard at $300 s ,. s350 util incl. 838-0325 THE SEVILLE 2 Br 1 Ba Morfllll Co llC pertence. Call Lee. under 8 ll gross. prime • sm lee 539-6190 BEST Baytront Condo. Yrty Cus-Costa Mell 2724 w/gar new crpts. drapes. Two lrg 3 bdrm. 2 ba apts Rmmte 10 shr 2 br apt, • • 1200 sq fl • sml ot· 1 SpectatlZlng tn l~t & 2~d 754-1801. EOE investment Call Agent Beaut 3br 2,.,ba Twnhse 1 t~rn ltle and Oak. 2 bd. bltltls Inca yd water pd 3 blks to ocean Remod C M Ntsmkr Pool. 1ac. lice storagi; smt busl-TD' s 1949 ORANGE COAST S&L 714-556-1817 H ge mstr redwd decks 2 , ba 2 car gar private 1 Br apt, avail now. gar-26 t9 J' Santa Ana Ave Deck or yard $600 & . $275/mo Mike 631-2737 ' nt-· etc C "'' on New· Robt sa:tl~~ce NH/CM 1700 Adams Av .. C M PRIDEOFOWHRSlllP p~ot jaC tennis Es1de gun11e spa, Stearn age,pool,spa.S495/mo $585Call1·5636-4120 $625 Open Sat/Sun Amie wanted Beach Ad , p ·tBI 553-lt15 RE Broker BdRealtors Bar person, fem pref. to 5 Shower Large rooms, in· Callblr6 645-5677 10-4 147W Canada. 0 5425 , 1~ 04:i <117l 546..06l, BEACH4-PLEX $1100yrlse 645-70 0 tercom. $2000 fufnlSMd' ·---WOODUlllYILUCE _ • on .san . ..-,-. ~ 'tCM 600sll··mct oltlce· ~ ... ·mhr & serve coctctatts Two 3 Bdrm& & two 2 Ets1de brand new lux or $1700 unturnlshect 1 Br. patto. pool. gas pd, 1 & 2·Br apts ava11 pool. Rooms 290a CaplstraflO Beach Resp 100 amps, 12 It door 1WIOOW HAS $$$tor TO'sj Days. nights·& PI T. Per· bdrms Assume $185K condo. 3Br 3ba, tam rm 673-37n agl avail 311No$40p0etmtso Refs spa l/r. pat10/bal No I MIF. Newport. REF's req n49e6at4538831·9R401 dys. $300/mo. cell 759-8006 $10.000 up No credit I son able. dependable 30 yr 11xed Pnced at req'd 147 S S • ev on A t 3002, check no penalty Call Exit wages. tips & work· $289K 6 lrplc many extras Lrg BAYSHORES 3BA 2ba Flower 645·8161 I pets 1 & 2 Br 505• 610 Pool, tennis. 1ac gar. nnouncemen I • yrs new yard $1050/mo 851·6'226 TSL Mgmt 754-0081 or near beach $350 Call Rmte wanlea F pref, near, Denison Assoc. 673-731 t Ing cond Apply In per-s23 000 deprec1a11on 1 secunty area wlbeach. 11 BR So Coast Plaza , 642. 1603 alter 6pm 650_5458 20•30 yrs n-smkr 3 Br 1 FREE-ALL AGES• _ ·,..---o---=-~ 1 son, 9· 11AM dally, Little write offs Call tor appt MesaVerde4Br.2ba lam no pets $1650/mo Park like seltlng Pool I _ __ apt, slaps to · bch 1TV COMMERCIAL SEM-Help Waatei 5100 John's Inn, 20072 Santa 640-2469 Abercrombie rm (Part furn?) $1200 Own.agt 675-3568 I spa. wait rm security'. Dana Point 2726 Room tor ren1 m beach & s23oimo nouttl Brad aft INAR SEE SUNDAY AD 1 lCCOUITllT Ana Ave. SA Hgts. SE 111daltrl.al Prop 1375 S40-7507eves&wknds BEACON BAY 3Brt3Ba some uttl pd $500/mo Fwy $250/mo 963-4954 7pm673-0390 I 213-465-4491 1 corner of Redhill & I New 1br duplell condo. _ . AUDITOR Brtstot 754-9648 3200 It nr Bristol & Baker MESA VERDE 1 or 2 yr lease. no pets 646-0686 • pool, spa. sec , walk to,Lovely furn room in Costa Sgl Mom hes 4 Br hse in SPIRITUAL READINGS Costa Mesa Christian I 3 phase w/lge storage /4 Br 2Ba pool.oncut-de· $1900tmo 675-8617 12 Br.!') ba 323 E 18th beach$550mo 661·0223 Mesa Call alt 6PM CM to shr w/same Aov1ce1nallmatters.Love, CPA firm Is seeking a IUUTYSTYLIST yrd Lse 45c ft 546-1653 sac. Kini area $1000tmo EAST BLUFF CONDO 3 Br St Twnhse. frplc. palio, I El To 0 2732, 548-6892 $400/mo · t2 uttl Kathy marriage & bustness person for the audit stall Rent or top 'lo Fashion 1 tease ava11 675-4912 or trHevel dbl gar pool i,.:ir $650 r I Male $250. non-smkr. HB D y s 6 4 O • 2 4 0 4 , SAlsoE ~unseting 18151 t-2 years public account· Island area. 644-0661 Lots for Sale 1400 754 1792 'O i 1nntmo 759-1341 Agt !Sierra Mgmt 64 1-1324 New 2-sty 2 Bd condo. 754. 7087 days 960· 7037 eveslwknds 662-2338 o 1 amino Real, San I Ing audit experience re- Canyon Lake Waterfront I East Stull lovely 3 Br. 2ba 12BR t'>ba, 610 Joann St ~~:?2oto 1:~~G~~r1 M~ eves and early.am WE LOOK FOR YOU' Clem Lied 492-7296 Qutred Salary open Call F/C ~h~~·~~~·~~r dt- lot $95.000 or Bu1ld1ng LllE llEW DUPLEX orie 1eve1 s 112s1mo Adults pref Small pet ok Ammerman Rm inc M.hm Pvt enl ba 1 House/Roommates Lost I Found 3004 Mr Tracy, 754-1040 lot$ l6 000 679-1975 13 Br 2 ba crpts. drps 1mmed occup 494 0522 Cati 645-8453 I & kilchenette 1 mt bch Unl1m1teo 632-4134 ~e:!,~1~~ ~~~:.ni~~sl~ ~~~6~~; No pet 5 HARBOR RIHE 2 br Twnhse, ,., ba l•plc. Hunt. Beach 2740 No pets quiet Ut1I Pd I Xtra lrg 2 Br 2 Ba pool, I MAJOR ACCOUllT controller Reoent & local ,_.,..,,..,_.-.~ ... ·-4 Bd tale 1 iitt garage.washer1dryer 2 Br 2 Ba Apt near S325imo 63 1-9259 spa lndrytac Nice area fOUNOADS EXECUTIVE e>tperlence pref Data I Roy McCardlt Rltr 1 mod~~ a~~ highlor~e~ nook ups pool, )ac Very I Talbert & Beach trplc I Room share bath s225 No pels lmmed ava11 The Orange Coast Delly entry helpful Contact Pat COLDWC!LL BANl(C!RO 648-1129 graded Beaut oc~an P& I quiet Avail Feb 3 $695 dswshr balcony, single woman 35 & older New-I 1-31 $281 • u1lls Days ARE FREE Pilot has an excellent OP· Kimmel at 752-6366 I I c11y t1te view Comm 631-4984 garage I child ok no I port Beach 645-2590 I 644·9111 Alt 3 432-9280 porlunlty for a career •rin ik qpen s1vl n11l Nice 2 Br. 1 ba w/gar. wtd I pool. spa & tennis S3500 1S325 Ava11 Feb. 1 Br. ~ers pl~s: ~575 • S~OO SE•URIMOTEL Rentals Wanted 2909j Call•, oriented Major Account high in price, rPason· ...-y~ .. ,_ ...... hkup nr Victoria & Ca-1 644-0927 760-8333 Agt patio QU•et utils pd ep g n ' no ee • E>tecutive with a proven able cost. d a'!sif1Pd nyon $5951mo Agt I I 644-6958 No pets 863-0755 115 50/wk & up Color TV Couple in early 60's need 9.o12.11.lll track record Great aclvnt tctinic COR091ADELMARLOTS 997 ·9309or631·3187 Harbor View Homes 4Bdr3Ba2cargar.2sty Phonesinroom reasonable 2 Br rental.I "' u potential, guaranteed ' llOOOOO I Montego 4BR 2ba tor 3 bd 1'1 ba, WS1de twnnme.inhtlltopwood-2274 NewportBlvdCM Costa Mesa area draw against com· 1 1 Sharp Ets1de 2 bdrm lease $1 580 per mo Brand new. crpts. drps, & ed setting Quiet & pvt 646-7445 979·2699 · I mission. Desire tomove Panoramic:. unobslructed beamed ce11tngs. W 'D nl\ Gardener inc 760-6211 bit-ms Encl patio ch1la n -- vrew ot Newport s harbor ups, pvt yard Child & pet I OK No Pets $675/mo Sloped c..e1l1ngs . Pvl SEA & SUN LODGE ,, Garages for Found, Blk/wht male •nlo management a plus. ac11v11y from this water OK $675/mo 760-8862 ILrg waterfront 4 Br. 3 ba. 645-6646 patio Pool/Jae. $990 $100 wk up Color TV Rent 2912 Malamute Huntington Sena resume to oriented tot or 90 feet• dbl gar. 30 loot dock 2 yr I tst. last & sec 962-0778 3026 w Coast Hwy, Npt B ch Blue c 0 11 a r P 0 Box 1560 May also be 3130 lots Totally supreme 4 rm 2 Ba I lse. $2500/mo 650-2730 $585i mo 2 Br 1 , ba $550_$750 2 • 3 Br Apts S llEWPORT IEACH 963-0009 Costa Mesa, 92626 I solit level pool home 1 T h El d E 1 <> o Lag. nr beach. new furn EOE Plansa11a1lable11 kl h Park Lido Condo near I wn se s• e nc gar enclsdgarages washer& with or w1thou1 ktl, TV Garage 10x20 $95 p d Daily Pilat (1••.,r••d A<h p,,.,.,. .. ,.s.11 14~-9010 Queens lchen elega I ' Hoa 2 Br 2 B~ new pallol yd 2346 Santa Ana Cl , Y e , h k . u P s pool shr ba. empl Non-645-4800 or 645·3323 t-ouna small gray oo re ---------"' formal d1n1ng super plush 1 g, 2 N TSL Mgmt 642.1603 type dog. Magnolia & In· ------l.---------4 <1ecor pool & spa more crprs car garage o yards/patios smkr $275 or $295 V1ck1e d1anapol1s. 963-5336 "' M . D I ONLY $600 $50 I pets $750/mo 548-8251 1$590/mo 2 Br 2 Ba trplc, 2~~~3w°elawar~ 493-3490 Office Rentals 2914 Found small neut-do9. Da1·1y P1·1a1 .. " ........ ouatun, esert !security fee 537-5027 Su Clemente 2276 1.patio garage. lndry lac BhltesaRn s Vegetarians, Into medl· 1617 Weslclltl Or. NB. lag "I belong to Carlo Reio t 1 ... 50 no pets 540-6338 Newporl each ealty PART TIME r , El Toro 2232 Condo 3Br. 2Ba. view , I Days 642-1603 tation.l<ltch Prlv $260 S 1 30 sq tt Vapor", 1n CM 957-1373 ~ PD Tennis Club 3 Br 2 Ba ' HOME FOR RENT Country decor• pool $625/mo I 21 dBr 1 ., Ba Eves 960-4614 494-0647 wrk 497-6807 1 Agen1 541-5032 Found yellow Lab, yng Condo Mtn vu Sec Gate , Outet no pets $800 greenbe t. n ry rm. nice w sl C M t terant $250 I $109,000 Furn Ownr-Agt Et Toro 4 Bdrm ·2 )3e 493-6256 I loc 2078 Thurtn ARllllliTOl APTS. e o 250 sq It suite. $200/mo male. vie 19th & Placen- 6 t91340-.9595 340-0395 $850 Fenced yard & gar· 1 TSL Mcmt 642· 1603 Quiet 2 Br 1 Ba near •utll. pref night worker 779 W 19th St sulfe D t1a, CM 631-6338 --age Ki<ls & pets wel· Su Juin Cap. 2278 beach $515 960-8656 548'8009 alter 6pm j CM Tom 85l·8928 . Found· yg Blk Lab, v1c R.E. Exclaan9e 1600 come 863 0755 Agerit, 1Es1c:1e dtx 2br twnhse. 1•, Rentih to I I M & Ad H B _'!!"-__ __._._~!"!'"'!!'!"!' no fee Custom 3 Br house melds ba launory palio $635 •S260/up crp1s1drps ain ams. . on 4 Br 3'' oa $450.000 • den dshwshr dbl gar fncd 2548 Orange 642_2520 Sbue 2908 aic rstm t7301 Beach Jan 16 536-1986 ":'Qu1'.y 628 Malabar Fountain yard pool $675 539.5 t90 · 'The Original" i Blvd H B 842-2834 Found Yorkshlfe Terrier 644 7.269 See ad under Valley 2234 small fep BEST Fr pt pool prvl pal10 ROOMMATE FlllDERS , •CdM atx suites AC ampl M wtbtue collar. Santa Houses tor Sate Np! Bch HOME FOR RENT lsoulh 5ari Juan ctose to ~!~r;.~~~ $~·!g 5~7~84~n Newport Bch 641-1899 µrkng from $400 28551 Ana Hgts 979.7595 Deliver Daily Pilot by auto in Laguna Beach area (2 hours per day). Weekdays P.M. - weekends A.M. F.arn about $400 per mo. Call Mr. Barrow 642-4321. EOE General 2102 Laguna Hill<> 3 & 2 Barms bPach h•lli. ~river view • ~"' "' •v C.••t' E Coast Hwy 675 6900 Lost 112 t ma Keeshound G "The Original'' · ,....,..,..,.-.,..-.--------------$800-$850 fenced yards l Br i. Ba poot sµa lennis LAA E 1 & 2 Br crpls. • ' '0 '' "~' "'·'" 412,.Norlh End Coasl Hwy 8 1110 111c Elden & Del MANAQEMENT TRAINEES Live above a health spa 1 11r from OC 1n an elegan1- 1v furn mob•le buv or lease wl opt $65.000 or rent at $450 677-7981 673-2991 Newport Beach 2169 3 Br 2 ba Condo, Ocean Vu w d sec Avail 2 1'j $1750 Vrly 650-0504 LIDO ISLE • Hr 2 Ba Ft1r " 5 1750/mo lhru 6-84 Biii Grundy 675-6 t61 & garages Kids & pe1s $750mo 661 U 13 work drapes tndry rm park· • I '.'HR l"At•1i Ap1t ROOMMATE FllDERS I Lag Bch prime loc 360 Mar CM 642-6587 i~ welcome 863-0755 497 ·2123 Pves & wl\nds ing. water paid, garage & • "'"'"' I J~r1~1 ~P·"O l Newport Bch 641-1899 j SQ ft $550/mo Mary, Agt U-TOTE·M·MARKETS I Ask tor C. B 1 refnge avail Xlnl loc No • Jo , "d'""" & rmo., 642 3998 675 4863 Lost 4 yr old gray cat, Vacant prestige 3Br 2ba • pets 631 ·8427 1BA pvt ba (2 slory house, • · male Vic Corona cie1 IT t 2290 • Joq 10 Beacr II SMps M v ) I " NOW HIRING cloSP 10 <>choolsl shops. UI ID ' esa erde area pre er Allractive Airport area Mar nr Bayside Dr. kids ok $875 Ask tor H 1 B 1 B IS4501mo 2 Br 1 Ba lower male $350 241-9990 1 new professional olfic~ 759·0122 673-4013 ~J ;1.,, 1 For positions on all Keith 962-4471 0 , ere you go 0 d 2 r l apt r.lose to stores. I 1 ~; 968 9853 w/gar blt1ns & yard $450 1mmed occupancy Nice 2 br, 2 ba, SC Plaza bldg at $ 99 NNN, build Lost female lortlse shell, I ~ . levels. Salary com- . -539-6190 BEST lee I 2268 Maple St Close to beach 3 Br 2''> area, n/smkr $305/mo to su11 1000 SQ It~ up yellow eyes. \llC Newport \/\........ / mensurat e With ex Hunt Beach 2240 j TSL I t 1.o12 1103 548-0397 totc 961-3395 I V1stble !rm trwy 751-5989 Shores 1120 642-0031 ,---.perlence. Up to $7 /hr For • You can 1 ma~,. 1t tc• lhe I 1111 "' • Ba 2 story lrplc. patio & j 3 Br hse $750/mo Pool big game ne,1 w~k? garage No pets 2BA w11h sundeck,on t4lh Baylront Office~. pettos.1FOUND M/blk retrlv mtx I interview . apply at : Ch1ldren1pe1s ok Ken. hm I Don t let your tickets go Have something you want $725/mo 964-0896 s1 . Bal Penn. $325 utll 1 parl(lng, Janiloflal whfon chest M/blk lab, , U -T 0 T E-M -M a rket 011 963-54133. w~ 732-0061 to waste b1Jy a 1i111e ad to sell? Ctasslfled eds do1 incl 675-2668 eves 673-1003 w/on chest Blk Flterrler I Lots of sp 1 t d II well I Call NOW Conoo. 2 Br. 1'' ba. POOi B t I I II mtK, unaerb1te F/blk '\.... Almost Hunt Harbour sm 1 1 1_ ,,, 0~ s an-; rea &.42•5678 · trplc & frig $670tmo' '4br 2ba w/d kitchen etc, eau 1 u private O ice brwn 3hep mix puppy & 1 ? at 14090 Redhill Oil Tues· Br appls micro wave · c a~s ed 6 2'5678 10164 Ascot Circle I $250 mo $30 dep 911 wtbalcony. bay view. cats Newport Beaoh <:: day from 12-1/F.m. more $425 other avail H Open Sat/Sun 1 4 V1ctona CM 646-8386 sub-tease or rent Call FOR MORE I FO CAL•. Mou11s Unfurnished 539.5190 BEST Alty tee I ant. Beach 2740 Hunt. Beach 2740 548.8108 or 536•1082 le 714/720-1105 Shelter 644·3656 125 ..: G l . 2202 I c:IM ~ullul matr bdrm.•------Mesa Or C M {714) 7319935 Of 537 4140 enera Flat easily yours 2 Br Studio apt lot 1 person pvt ba & sundeck $350 I FOR RENT Furn ofttce, • • s ..... , I W1'Rttr crpted decor newer k1tch I K en neybu rl kport ? incl stove & relr1g gas & Avail 1mmed 720-9913 200 SQ It. $200/mo xlnl ·H·e~lriiiiWiaiiaititcliiiiiiiiisii1iioiio._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!~iiiiiiiEiOiiiiEiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~460 539 6190 BEST 1 I I s 9 · I loc Avail 2-1 556-3900 ll If I I " · ee waler paid 3 5 mo 1 Fem or senior citizen to shr • • J HOMES FOR RENT I Didn't he win the (7141960-1170 I 4 Br 2 be tamlly home Need.100 SQ tt office to Newspaper JACOH REALTY l1unt1ngton Beach 3 & 4 Mnnaco Grand Pm tn ·731 Walk io beach, Br '1011 HB S275 • 14 ut11 s1oo l share. NB. CM or Irvine KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! 'ROPlllllEIEIT Bdrms $775-$825 retnge. carpets, dra 6 ep -8 95 area 670-1453.ew1018 l 14/171-1113 FMced yards & garages ,..,. ·'-.' { \ 1 /' _ I $525/mo 536-4637 Fem shr adorable COM I llEWPORT IEACll JAR 2ba 2 car gar Avail 863.0755 Agent no lee LifllDI Bue~ 2741 se "." yng cp rp c. w u . 1 It. nd floor, quiet Kids & pets welcome I ~I\.. h / 1 F I 1,. 1 000 2 t 30184 Oceans.1dr-ot 11 1ri11 rr not \tM"' •!lr whAt t ~'""~vblln~rK•il -REF s S360tmo 1st • streel, nicely landscaped hwy Call 7141650·3801 STEPS TO SAND' "'''• Clon t '"' h~!I vo11 ,, nnl 'Ion, 1 sweep1ng ocean views 2 I sec dep 642-8037 bldg oll street parking. or 646 1534 Gigantic 2 Br pleasure pet ~PnnPfl\unkc'"'' •\ on' of 14 ~•\l1"rt1v,I) bd l ba. ~ar. wallo./bch F t h 7 4 8 1 11•r av a ti 645-4800 ace gourmel kitchen ,1tff't~nl .11Mrlm,nt 11011 pl~n\ ~I ~'Awin<I Villa~, $850, utit3 ncl 494-3044 ::'echo ~o:i.:.•a~~ Be~ Vickie 6'45-3323 days Balboa bland 2206 4i S 81 yearly rental § Br formal OR update kll ,.nclsd ger S 1050 tee 539 6190 BEST Alty BALBOA ISLAND 2br lrpl, large patio S650 mo 615 9585 Ba IHI Pt1i1Hla 2207 P1'111nsula Pt E•1t<; h1Jmt1 2500 sq ft dlx 3 Br 1 Ba lrg matter bcHm suite den. tnm rm 3 t•PIC'!I atepl to b•y nt bOJSCT: stamT ""°' ,... Vrly lte 500 I< SI By A~pt S 1900/mo ~45-2575 break last bar super plus~1 '" Hunllngtnn Anit \I-Aw n!1 ~'"•R' •\ d rr<.ult INewiort Inc~ 2769 S225mo • utll 650-3454 IEWNRT 11r•c11 dPGor very low move '" j nl tnt•llv "''"°"•htrd prn1,~·.1onal olanninr -"" $550 · $50 security tee fht ~.nrt ~t att,ntl<\n you ~'SPM t Br poss aubfet nr 13th Shr OQeel'front hae, N B Beautiful offices ava1l1bte 517-5027 A p11r1pct lll'"" nf n~lurt ind ltvin~ I Sr $590 M111t t>e 1mmt1t wffrflncti CanadtAn cpte "Till' Cout Hwy or OC j n.· ,1,,.,, ir ~ IM,\I •111, b•b"'•n• blOO~\ and Qtu•t 1 P6r Of\ty 675 4876 1111 61 15 $267 631 7755 A tport 120-250 sq ft 1 nder PflCed 4 Br fnr.d • "' ~ ' eecll Cerpted. mlnl k1d1 $625 meket 11 your• j oa.nds. coolt<I ~v n.itur\I oc,an b<~tm •Add tn 2Br 1811 $875 Avail now 1 Fm Rmte over 25, ahare bltndt spacio1.1• wln· 1 539 6190 BEST Rtty '" lh41 tenni-. oorts \f1mm1nx Pools d 111<u111 <1nd 13093see81hS!1t 11on,1?0on1Wly I Sunny f!Mt Nwpt Hgtlt1 dowt. typing, recep· l d convtn1,nl loution nMt snopQint and ., r..,. o S300mo Cathy 631 71~& ti<>nltl cont room. etc lrTiDI 2244 -" 11loymtnl 'rid rou v, 1101 " pl.it • 1nyon~ w01111d 2 BR 2be. c•tll celllnga. F/M Jllatt 3 Bi-hOIJM! .n 1 The Executive Connection ;> 10 5 Bdrm' I rnudlv <~ll llomt ~h•n l\fnn•1bun•1~11t' view of ocean. newly j EMtalde C M $245 • ,, 790-8070 Call tor details On~ ~nd two ~r 101" 11~ 11111 1•~ ll•I~ r.-moC Flreptece wrdry ulllt 648·5508 ___.,... Mlull apartment\ lrnm S~7~ 1 ho o I. up S 1 2 O o I -0.0. llllPOIT lRU l •1 ~·4 l s 6A5 8324 f" rMmte over 25 aunny Ole ipece 225-1000 sq tt OiSOr eow ld Mt1 Np1 Hgtr., 2 Br. W tO lot1 of prl(g, fenltQftal & I J J 'l br 2 ba. <it>I gar 415 Cathy 63 t 7195 all ut1la tncl Mo 10-mo ealfy Village· · .· 1 • BMbO• Blv(j S7901mo F -.,. I 01<, trom $lift $57 70t0 y•l'f 1~119 557 6985 rmm •• want .. .., shr rg, _ IOY8iy Univ Pl! ~ Protenlooal offic9 pece 786-11 72 3 Br 2 bl tteoa ro ~•ch wtaeme Pvt batll. 1tll $400/monthly tnelude1 I 'i'i~·, ltunl ni:'on Viii t 1, M~ntm(lon S••• 11 t A No p~ts Garao• Yrly, amenities S375 Aett con! rm. phone ene MN, 3880 M1chel1on Onvt1 ln.lntt 01~1 89119%1 $1000tmo e50·8939 786--6984 evea c;off .. 4 pnoto copltt' I 1 1r 11 .. li~n °'' o 1 rtf>war d1tY' t111rlh.1111 flmh lo 645 1•2 t Furn 64rm. PQOI & tac SecteiarX ~11 M• MrT t<M~n l~•n •1tll 011 Mo:F*<l•Jflll to S.1w1nd V~l11~ OCEAN VlfWCONOOS OCC erH Nn-amkr Wrtgl>t~~ I u1n,,h,nai nJ1l•b1• • Oiw-n d~''' 10 t.M 111 «Mk fturn-Unlr.11n $97'·$1500 '300 1nc1 ulll. 111 6 IHI Ao I &..11-4 GO 5' 1·14H ett 6PM ''· ===-- / AGES 11-14 I EARN .. TO $75.00 PER WEEK . •Wt now h1'1't I~ ~ tor yo11n1 NCW bUttn to mute relidtls for the Otqe Coast , Ofily Pilot Ovt crtwt start 11 3'30 p m and 1.or~ 1111tU 30 pin ~d.11\ On Slturday. wt won • ltw lllOft hours You wna earn m111y trips end omt" al9nc with '""'"' your own mo11ey 1 lhttt d llO dtlt..r~ Of ColtectlOft tflWOl¥ed tt yov tlf 1nttrested. pltase un Mt I afl {714) 548-7058 . .. • , $2.17 per day Thal'• ALL you pey for 3 llOM, 30 daya lntM DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY ptua the IRVINE MIRFIOR end tM HUNTINGTON BEACHCOMBER fJV9r'f Wedneeday at no e11tra chtr~t CALI. TODAYll WFlllLOIS Your Dally Piiot StNlce Directory Raprnentatlve 142·4121 Ht. SOI C'7 .. ~ ler i•• lir••l•r I Carr•!rJ Ctatrtcttn Gar••_!!!i I BHlia1 ltut Cltaala1 llftiat f &latla1 • ....., CINq_ FIEMODEL: offlee. kit, rm Gtatral Comm=ctaJ1R .. iaenda1 HAUL·MOVE-REMOVE JAPAHU! WOMAN ~ MOVINd • QUALITY PAIN'TWO, FAIR ~ MIO •bay wndw, Fr~ Sequoia Con1truc:tlon Land1e419e Malnt.ruanee Fumllur•. TrUh, Tr._ W1n11 to houHCl .. n .~T1~· ~2r~~O PAICEI ff• •· c.ll WINDOWWA.SH•NO dr · petlo COY/~a Uc: Quality c:u1tom r~-Ou1hty Service, r .. a. 11(;, "3-~ 16 NOAM &46-3$40 ...... _,,,..v ~~ ...,.. • Jotln ....... lme, 831·2050 ''TM odt n'IOIC • •46485 Stev. 647-8078 1 & L bOnded 20 Y"• 1n "" ---·r· OUALrTY'' -· 20..., -;f30e11c:~~:n~24~~ Mew~ Landteape LT HAULING . MOVING JEAN'S HSECLEANING .... , .... ··~ -·· ,. • t n my R-s>IJr·RemocM!·Rooflng 645-5124 App"tnee dfllvery. dump HOnell&=.s>i. 0..tQUallty.25yr.exp. J-*10( ti ~:po~= R~-= =:~!~~· Cre4it EXP GARDENER IObs Jon 8454112 "-f• 536-a ewe Lie T-111,421 730-1:J53 HANG STRI~ it=;: r;q;;r;;; GI .. retea Mra Lltllllon yrt t11p Jeuy !M$-4413 laYHtitltita Tr• Trim Clffn Vp1 GEORG!'S CLEAN UPS ~abtt. , .. l & Efficient STAAVING COLLEGE VISA-MC SCon 173-t512 oontr~ who-*"' ·860-6018. 1 R•palrfS-•ll joba· ,.............. TRW 816 CAEOH? Meln1 Pete 84t·1098 & HAUi.iNG No Job too A9t9AnOIS avaltable STUDENTS MOVING CO. .....,, wortc OYlf l200 fnclludria I "' ..,,..._ c p 1amall. 895-eOOe Kim 648-8589 Lie T12A-C36. lnaured. *H""vlNGIREMOVAL'* labOr and m-' ..... """' Want to b 1by111 In my •h•lv ... partlllon1 .. Low all r1va1e lnv•t1011or, hr•tal Wutt4 PAUL'S HAULING 141 ..... 27 11+ yra ~ • t. llo9need. UnMOltlMd Chr11t1an home for eny • rat ... Steve 731·8311 832·3232 (24 hra> Mo,,.lng, Ed ng Twa •Gar/yd el/up, 12· ltak• w/ RO~! ;~t':G=V WATCH VS ClAOWI MIK.£ 151-1800 conttect0t1 ttiowd 90 age REF'1 979-45e9 Ca~t S.nict Detr Ill.JI•\ mo $~0-$2 &SO-eOll! llft/8' Pu 64$-0792 24nr C•ll 7S4-679e Pala I Exper1 Wanoovet~ atate In thtlr Wtwtlelng. ltaaty ltnict --1cXAPET I tiNoleOQ In-666R!fdALOREll 1 Tr" Trim ci.anupa 8 _ staMatlon. Aeea. eon.un-eon1r•c1or• •nd COfl· .t-'let•--& r-.alrt. 30 J\epalr O< Rec>!•~ Ytrd Mitn & Haulln~ t&Jt~ lemct Student C .. anlng RE· -pa-Wit Aaalgnmt. 681-1590 ' IUIMl'I, eonito't Mary Losew.i h I-' ., ""' --LIABLE. NEAT Keith n--·-, Gtond'eatW ~wttti Cellullta ~a~ilh'; gr~ yra exp Andy &45-9031 CALL BOB ~-2923 Leo 847-2457, 557-4 hetHUlrt/llUllP S48·916e or Ma-1044 BYRICHAROSlNOA Prof• .. lonal wallpaper IWIY QUedOftl eomr... """ Renee "~S-"118 tant acrtt• ~all l aaa•~u --493 "' NnPortBlvd N~. UCenM 2~. 1" Y"' ot hanOtftlil •t reuonat>i. tor·• Stet• LlcenH .,... .,.. ., -~-------__ .,...._ ____ •I 10 10 llO WIU elUn your l'louM ex• heppy IOcel w.torner. ......._ L""n 5-49-M._ I ....... d 28 CMc "-•----llll'!"!~~~.-.-.--...... ~YWXLL TAPtNO . I ** HOME FIEPTI"'" ••• ,. ·4Dll -ty. H.v. ,_..,_........ Th•"k """'• •fS-0383 ""._ I " I, -. ..--l0tklff1._la1 Concrete, Muonry. Flit-"" ... ~ • _._. -· 1 -u "W! GALS SH~: PiuA. Room 890, 8en1.a PROF eki<Pd I I work, foundation•. Block, All T•xtur .. & AcoultlC Elec·PlvmtrCarpent~ l1att•1 PIAN call me ~308 QUALITY PAINTERS HANG TOGETHER" I Ana. CA t2101. manual M~=-~.: brick Uc'd 875-2828 Free eat Kevin 873· 1603 1 Ser"°' Ktfth 640..8 2 2U1r 0f141-llll 'lt..0.W PROMPT, NEAT PAO-83M730 anytime Free counMt &4~·7047 Drlvewaya, patio•, path1. lltctrlcal -ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI Furnae.t •Pool H .. t.,.. PROF HOME MGMT FESSIONALS 83e-7149 ~--=--........ ---1 Mov• a mountain of Sml but. computer bkkpg. etc. No lob too amall ELECTRICIAN: Priced We !ix 11• br .. k It, buy It or C I care for your houu, you 12 YRS EXP: I'm .-naJt, P•J!!!-"'l t rMt'chendtM with ctWI· Honest work, fair rates. 96"·038! or 538--0553 right, tree estimate on haul It. 548-5009 Roat, UI S.mct c:an ~ car•frM Bkkpg, My prlcM .,. llMlll * IEllYll. * fled 642-5678 local pkup/oet, 875--0305 Driveway•. sldew•lkl, lerge Of tmall job• Lie. Handyman of CdM Mf. A-Z Hom. ReP&lr' MaJnt. CIHnlng. llundry, er-~e Of 8~77 cau 'Al ftratt 7'80-0328 patloa. Uc'd. Call Ron 396821 873..0359 Fl11-lt Odd Jobi, Painting Npt erea 24 HR Serv. No rend• & your l~lal CRYSTAL PAINTING CO If••• .... ,, C1Ma1t •akla1 55&-0034/Don 970-9828 I'll B~T ANY PRICEI & Wallpaper 840-8259 job too tmall 873-Qa28 nMd1 Su'*1atlve ref1. A comc>let• painting W · tlllter/lqah :.:A .. cct ... •.,.• .. tt.'• .. 1----;New cabinet•. c16i~ Cart Ouellty El.ctrleel work NEED HELP? CALL JEFftl Hoait ltaaig VINEETA •97•7192 vice. Serving o.c. lor 18 PO!ffMXTcAINd Xccoontlng tax Nrv1<:411. lacing, b1r1 & lormlca Tellman EtectrlC 385-176" Jack of all trades ca.rpen· •-years. Prompt, r .. lable. RMtuceot. lnt/eJC1. 30 yr• reuonable rates by count.nope 642--0881 Loving Chilaeere my horn. try, palntlng. gardening, ROBIN'S cl NTNG uac••• II Ref.-~ ... 850-3292 eq> NM1 Paul M&-2977 CPA's Jerry 432.8970 -=-c,.-::---==------FIT J>/T Tuea-Sat. Chlld 1•nt.1 ci.an ups, etc No Job 100 SERVICE • thOroughty lndlvldu•l I bu1rn111 --------- ., ....... ,, CPA· high quality Income tu work at rtas. rates Jann Brown 93i:M83 CABINETS-CARPENTRY mutt walk 631·&486 C.M TREES large or amelll 556-2264 clean hOUM. 5"40--0857 tax" C.P A Fr" .. 11. Cuatom HouM Palnlir19 Pl ... lat Sm Jobe-Repairs welcome matM. 631-6483 KEN at redUQed Wln1er rat.. ..,.iiiiiiiii..,.iiil-'----- Free Eat. 8•5-2003 Coatractora Topped/removed Ct.an· AMERICAN HANDYMAN Clase Action CIHnera Fr .... 1. Dave 6"0·6449 2!:.:.IJ: .... 1111 C ltatral up, newTtwn1. 761-3U6 •rpentry, w1msow1. LeeM ~ ~.+LtdlCQiQ-~ aterHelt•• arratry Paint. etc. 8.47-23e7 exper 6"2·92~ Dayne Lawn M™rM rm IM..., Plletlll Dralnl a.er trom S15 Atrkalt El(pen Carpentry S•Nfoe HlllTT-llOI OllST CLEAN·UPS•TREE TRIM QUALITY WORK. Honnt EXP'O HOUSECLEANING Irrigation. Comml/reeid. Lie. •2si2A.. 984-20"17 ~llr ,~ •• Olap, ate. Driveway. Parking (011 Repelr-Remod-Addltlons R•model/Repalr1: com,,;, lndua./Blg Retld~tlal Quotes, Flat Feea. RELIABLE OWN TRANS. Free .. t. Den 5-48-5119 Int/Ext. SPECIAL: Avg 901 Anytime M&.M 642-9033 Repalrt • S.alcoetlng Doors-etc. 5•8-4980 end rffid. Uc:'d, bonded. CALL CHUCK 642•2873 MA~K ROWAN 631-4877 Cella 6.46-6502 ~al S.nicn lty ext. ltucco S 119.50 + ·--.. -..J-1 S&S A1ph11t 1131-4199 Uc HIRE ME HANDYMAN Ina For est. 552·9142. Clean Upa•Tree Trimming FORTUNE COOKIE m1tertale. 642-0.U2 1 "'51 UNI All Types: Rec:*r. Resurf, Feoeea, dec:ka. Mld'na. 10 PATIOWORK-Cuttom cs. Yl!d Malnt •Hauling ~~~~!?rl': :: CLEAN HOUSE PRIVATE NK DRIVING i &J; Painting by Wayrw1 Leffler lenicn Seal COit (SLURRY MIX) yrs exp Wile & 3 kid• to llgn, •II faz ... Very ,... ' MIKE 860•3263 • MNICM. Paul 730..()862 OR BUSINESS. 751-31801 ~: =·8~392 10 yra of quellty & cr•tt.----.... w-P"'IR"d ...... --• Comm., R11ld . Rea• feed LARRY 548·8060 onable. R•f'• provided Clean up1. t1wn malnt.. Gen. HouMCleanlng Reta. . manlhlp In HarbOr .,..., *WORD PROCESS.ING• Rates. Free eatlmat.. REMODELING· All phaaes Lie & ln1t.1red. 963--0022 tree trim. cement work, R1aliaJ trans. r•ll•ble. Lorraine. I PERSONAL INJURY, Con· (IXOVE) 751-9103 Edltlng-Me.-4342 6"5·•269 or 645-0032 Also custom cablnat1 1S REMODELING? Our satls-free est 1714) 548·94•9 OlJMP JOBS i 962-0510 aft 3pm tractt, Rell Eltet•. Pat· Oulllty Painting· we do the f~ s in er LI bO d__.. ti-.. I'--SM•LL ••ov1NG JOBS I rick Hanway &40--0700 · ~ yr 91 c, n """'· """' c ..... ta are our beet Move • mountain ol " "" HouMCteanlng & b<>at exp. }Ob othera only prornlMI "tl-AfiiiiillllM..,.or-..doilPiiirmnQ.._ __ Have som•thlng to Mii? lna'd. 968-35S. anytime 18lelmenl Cell u1 today mercl'landlae with ctass1-1 MIKE 0.$-1391 women Xlnt r-'a lrm S25 Want Ad H .. p? Reaa. Stev• 647-8078 •11 ................... &--Cluallled ad1do11 well for references. 499·2255 1 6 "'"' '"' " ·-...,......,. ..- Auto ·/ Claaalfi.d Ada S.2-5e78 ied 42-.... 78 Clualned .01 do It W911. wkly or bl-wkly S.2·1203 S.2·5e78 tonal pr~ 861·10.1 SYDNEY 0MARR A1e yOl.I "11111 Int •:t lllte tUO'llMft lfl 142 5"171 .. •• ' •• TODA Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZI E ACROSS 1 Highllnder 51ce masses 10 A lot 140om~ 15 Iraq City 16 MOdel 17 High polnl 18 Recompense 20 Cloak 22 Tease 23 Ate 24 Picture 26 Portion 27 Con11eyance rou1e 30 Ole 34 Aim 35 Vessel 36 Asian weigh! 37 Guido's noles 38 Concerning -fOM1.11 41 t;lorse and buggy 42 Killy food 43 Inert 45 Furtrveness 4 7 lnstruc1ed 46 Cutting tool 49 Gambol 2 3 " 17 20 37 " .. 62 65 • 50 HJgher than 53 Cunnlno PREVIOUS PUZZLE IOLVED 54 WINr 58 Make new 61 Bird 62 Be worthy ot 83 Motive 6-4 Belonger• '"" ";l~t~ 65 Editor's word ii 66 Rutabaga 67 Coin DOWN 1 Humbug 2 Rio 's t>eacn: colloq. 3 Sign 4 Fabncs ldl- 5 Exclude 25 Slow· music 6 Appear 26 Drubs 7 Lustrous 27 Cottin stands tiber 28 Dark 8 Victuals 29 Scaffold 9 -Juan 30 -Oui>tole Islands 31 Moving 10 Goblin about t 1 Imprest 32 Paris' n11er 12 l1al1an name 33 Strayed 13 Do gardening 35 1nsec1 19 Decree 39 Utmost 21 EK-dictator 40 lnlrequenl ' 7 ' • 42 Foreign 44 Utah natives 46 Arrival 47 Made lace 49 Yearn SO Metric units 51 Rhythm 52 Tyran1 53 In a line 55 Message 56 Steady 57 Remain 59 German cily 60 Before 11 12 13 MODElHIME FllllTllE SALE FURNITURE FROM MODEL HOMES TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE COST OR BELOW Ill THIS HUGE WAREHOUSE SALE! 2 DAYS ONLY. SATURDAY l SUNDAY JAii. 28/21-10 AM TO 5 PM -' D fu1n1lllf~ and accessories selecled bv .some of Cohforn10 5 leading oecorotors D Cosri & car1v or"v ot these ' p1ces Personal Ct'\eeks OK with occep1001e •dent1f1cotlon D No delivetoes Buv0fs must arrange to pick up furrutUre on dov 01 purcriose AU soles 11no1 D All furniture price-toggeo Fi rst come, f!rst served In lrvtne. at lhe corne1 01 Borranco Jomboree/SOn /ooQu1n _.At Jbe IOOf ot.Jl'\8 (;r~w()ld Cont1ots/C0tdlovmcuto1 Devices ~1ld1r9-,-,--,-~- AdtOC&nl to Morine Helicopter /\11 Slofle>ri • ' . _, EMERA.LOS trade IOI' pwr boat. 82 pcs, .25 ct 10 5 ci. S35K total 496·2661 SALEEIDl 1/31 • / I LARGEST SELECTION of late model. IOw mlleage Cadlllac11n Southern Calllornlal See ua todayt 540-1860 CONNELL CHEVROLET 'K'}o JI jffM -I 200 '65 'VETTE FASTBACK 3271350, 4 apd. !Ike new $10,000 673·5595 P.P. ·75 Courier, blue wt shell, crpt, amlfm cast. runs gd. 51300 obo 536-5888 '76 Granada New brakes. tires, baltery Mu51 sell 52000 !\rm 673·2491 ' a Q.. A WEEKLY ENTERT AWMENT MAGAZINE•f=RIOAY I JANUARY 27, 1984 2 Hotel manager Tony Grande (center) baa bis ears fUJl with complaints from (clockwise from left) Carolyn Sheppard, Julie Valencia, Steve Grodt, Patrick Healey and Kerene Barnard In .. The Bot L Baltimore" at OCC Drama Lab Theater. 'Hot l' only missing E Otherwise, Class Act Players give a s t rong e n semble performance .\n~ theater group"' 1th thl' audant~ to call itself A < 1 ..... ., .\ct Pla1c~ had bl:11c1 bc m1gh1y good or run the nsl. of critical den<;1on II II'> product turns out to bc '>Oml·thing less than class} F ortuna tel\------------------------- for the new com-- pan' \\<h1ch has taken up residence 1n Orange Coast < nlkgc's Drama Lab Theater. its production of"The Toi Tnus Hot L Baltimore"•••••••••••• fill., the hill in most C) n1cal sister in sin. Ju he Valeneta spices up the proceedings as the third .. working girl. .. a fiery, excitable and flashy sexpot. Peter J. Dolan gives a finely restrained perfonnance as the weary night desk clerk. while Tony Grande is strong as the more forceful hotel manager. Alene H yatt 1s naturally affecting as a senior resident. while Patrick Healey.delivers a scathingly realtst1e portrayal ofa self- l:Cntcred. crotchety old man (has checkers game with Grodi 1s beautifully enacted). Others contributing to the efTect1ve ensemble arc Dorothy Macdonald, Aaron Charney. Robin Joh') Pnce and Darrin Lee H u tto n. "The Hot L BaJtimore" is a class act for A Class Act Players and will run for another two weekends, playing Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 and Sundays at 6.JO through Feb. 5 in the Drama Lab Theater on the Orange Coast College campus. Call 432-5880 for tick.et information. Gooo TASTES ~~~~ GEMMELL'S TANTALIZES TASTE ·BUDS By BEVERLY BUSH SMITH We've known for at least five years m this area that Byron Gem mell can cook. Oh, how he can cook! We loved him fi rst at Ernesto's in Dana Point. then La Cuisine. Dana Point and Newport. There he earned the accolade, Chef of the Year for 1982 from the Southern California Restaurant Writers. But it takes more th an what Byron terms "cu1s1ne unique" to open o ne's own successful restaurant. Wo uld the restaurant bean~ bis name, Gcmmcll's. succeed with all Lheother cnt1cal details? I was pleased to find a fine balance of ease and exciteme nt. The excitement. of course, is in the cuisine· the ease 1s ln the e nvironment, the pacing, the details. ' Although the restaurant hasn't the most scenic locale. inside, the surroundings soothe with softly patterned beige walls and deep green c hairs and cloths. overlaid with white. The Villeroylmd Boch china with the handsome bard motif 1s used throughout the meal. not simply in the service plates which in ma ny restaurants might bequick.ly whisked away. The only noteofd1 scord in the settin~ is thea1r condttionmg which o n warm days periodically blasts bone-chilltngbreezes toccn.ain tables. There 1s a nice sense of ease about the service which 1s friendly but not ovcr-tamihar. attentive but not intrusive. Ourwa1 terthoughtfull yasked 1fwc were on a ti me schedule -perhaps headed for the theater? And he quic~lyadapted to pounn~ourSauv1gnon Blanca httle ata time. so 11 would stay nicely chilled. You thought I'd never get to the food? It 1s very, very good. h •~also very expensive It would bed1fficuh fora couple tow1neand dine from the regular menu for less than $100. (But don't despair: there is hope. as you'll soon sec!) Forourappettzcr. we resisted such menu favontes as the temne oflobsterorof duck, the baby abalone. 10 choose that Gemmell spec1al -Lhinlysltced fresh salmon mannatcd in akavit and d ill. Superb! Sou~ that evening included French onion. creme of cucumber and a French cream of spinach and tomato. a beautiful mamage offlavors. You've read. perhaps that radicch10 and rucola are the "chic" salad vegetables today. In Byron's special salad that evening. they were a still-life 1n red and green. gently dressed an a walnut 011 and n ee wine vinegar dressing. cupped m b1bb lettuce. Another wanner: Belgian end1\ c.composcd like spokes of a wheel, served with truffiesand hazelnut vinaigrette. ($7.50) Mycntree, escalopes of plume veal ($24). sauteed and served w11h aGrand Mamiersaucewasa tnum ph - (Pleue 11ee GEMMELL '8/Page 15) dcnanmcnts. Ensemble performance. a critical element 1n an} interpretation of Lanford Wtlson's scriocomcd) '>Cl in thl' lobb) of a deca} 1 ng metropolitan hotel. 1s \trong enough 10 suMa1n thl' pla) 's many and vaned <.1tua11on<,. Peter, cobbler to dance The"Hot L" (the E 1s burned out oftheelectncsign, gt' mg the play its title) 1s populated by asson ed 1ran<..1ents. hooker~ and other losers in life's big crapshoot who pursue their respective dreams with hule prospect of fulfi llment -'>on of a "Grand Hotel" set on t.;k1d Row. It's a low-key stof') w11h httle in the way of re'>olut1on. punctuated by periodic burs11ngof emotaonal ho1ll'r'i. and dire<.·tor Karl W He~~cr (who also designed thl' \Ct and costume'\) has cltc1tl'<l some fine charac- ter11atwn5 from his ca~t -mam of \\horn arc called upon to JU!>l ··be there .. through much of the show "'atl hing the laucr proc:cs'\. in fact, can be fa~matmg 1.·nough to draw auenuon from the "real .. action on stage One such case in pamcular is the backward }Oung 'agabond cmot1onall~ dependent on his tough. pushy sister As skillfully depicted by Steve Grodt. he seethes in s1knt turmoil while the s1~tcr, equally well done b~ Kerene Barnard. browbeats her way through life. T hese performances are a cut above an otherwise well-balanced cast. \da1r W1lhams pla}S the youngest of the thrtt resident hookers with an appeal{ng enthusiasm for hfe that 1s nicely contrasted by Carolyn Sheppard as a more . - Ba llet Pac ifica to present ---pa ir of c hildren 's stories Two delightful children's story ballets are sched uled for the Festival Forum Theatre in Laguna Beach this weekend when Ballet Pacifica p1csents the second program of its 1983-84 Ballet for Children senes. fhc matinee per- formances arc scheduled for 3 30 <iaturda~ and I :30 and l 30 Sun- da}. ··Peter and the Wolf." v.h1ch Ballet Pacifica presented more than 100 ti mes during the Fesuval of Ans in Laguna Beach 1n 1982. 1s not only entertaining but also educational since Prokolic\ ·s music uses various instruments 1n ,, the orchestra to represent various characters in the stor). LILA ZALi All this is explained dun ng the perfo rmance by Ballet Pacifica's resident storyte ller. Douglas Reeve. well known for his narration of "The Nutcracker" for the past 17 years. The company's founder-artistic director Lila Zali has choreographed this popular wor k. Also on the program 1s the well known story. ·· The Elves a nd the Shoemaker." Choreographer Kathy Kahn assembled music from various sources to allow the dancers to tell of the poor shoemaker and his wife who are a ided bta group of genial elves. Dan Berney will dance hoth lead roles -Peter and the shoemaker Lisa Robenson. accla1mt"d for her frequent per- formances as the lead 1n" wan Lake:· will appear as the Cat in "Peter and the Wolf." Also m the e nsemble will be Nanq Chn stensco as the Duck. Krista Moorhead. the Bird: a~d Steven Vo2n1ck. the Wolf. A limited number of the $5 tickets may remain for weekend purchase. Phone 494-7271 fo r reservations. COVER PHOTO: Ballet PaciHca's narrator Douglas Reeve Is sarrouded by Steve VouJck, Nancy Christensen, Kristi Moorbead u d Usa Robertson lD a scene from .. Petu &Del ~ Wolf." ·Calendar Fri. Cluaical LORIN HOLLANDER, plant I. Joins the Long llt'aC'h Symphony Or- C'he•nra tn a performance of Rachmanlnoff"s "Rhap-'lOdr, on a Theme by Pap,an- tnl. · Thi.-program also 111- cludes lkethoven's "Eg- monl Overlure. op. 84" and Brahms' "Symphony No . 4 In E Minor. Op 98.'" 8:30 p m . Terrace Theater. 300 E. Ocean Boulevard. Long Beach (2 I 3) 436-3661. THE LOS ANGELES CHAMBER ORCHESTRA and Music DlrcC'lor Gerard &hwarz prc~nt the lnter- nallonally renowned pian- ist Byron Jani In lhe Schumann Plano Concerto In A Minor and Barbt-r s 'Capricorn' Concerto and the Gounod Symphony "llo 2 8 p m . Santa Ana Hl~h &hoot Auditorium. 520 W Walnut 646-641 1 ROGER WILLIAMS Pl.ANO COMPETITIOl'C, B p.m. Crystal Cathedral. I 2141 Lewie;, Garden Grove. 97 I -4 162 Country DOO·WAH RIDERS. H.30 pm I 30 a.m .. Cra1yhor:-.e. l kSO Brookhollow Santa Ana 549-I 512 JOHNNY CASH In con- cert Anaheim Convention CC'nter Arena and Grand Lobby 999 8900 Johnny Caah to per- form tonight in Anaheim ahow. Jazz THE MULLIGANS. Irish lnternatlonal. 16431 Bolsa Chica. Huntington Beach. 846· 1347 THE ERIC MARIENTHAL JAZZ TRIO. Tulsa Rib Company. 3305 S. Bris tol. Santa Ana. 24 1-9005 .. Pop KISS. With speC'lal guest Vandenbt-rg Long ~aC'h Arena. 8 p.m 740-2000 or ~.7.23. HEART. 8 p.m . Univer- sal Amphitheatre. I 00 Uni- versal City Plaza Drive, North Hollywood (213) 520-8800 DAVE MASOft. Golden Bear. 306 Pacific Coast Highway. Huntingto n Beach. 536-9600. TOWER OF POWER. The p Cl I 0 m I TI o·: 6 9 0 7 Lankershtm. North I lolly- wood. (213) 764-4010. Dance UC IRVINE MASTERS In F'lne Art Dance Concert Works choreographed by UCI graduate students In dance. 8 p.m .. UCJ Fine Arts Concert Hall. Brldgeal Mesa Roads. lrvlne. 850-6617 DANCE REPERTORY TREATER ht-gins Its win- ter season wlfh works by American chore()f.?raphers Murray Loa.la and Gloria Newman plus lwo world premiere pieces. 8 p.m .. Area Civic Cullural Center. I Civic Center Circle. Brea 879-6865 Theater "BECOMING MEMORIES" at South Coast Repertory. 655 Town Center DHve. Costa Mesa. nightly except Mondays a l 8 p.m. (7:30 Sundays) and weekend afternoons at 2:30 through F'eb. 12. 957-4033. "BRIGADOON" at the I larlequln Dinner Play- house. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd .. Santa Ana. nightly except Mondays at varying times until Feb I 9 . 979-551 I "CHEKHOV IN YALTA'' al the Newport Harbor Ac- tors Theater. 390 Mont<> Vista St.. Costa Mesa. Thur~ays through ~tur d.1y~ al H p.m . Sunda\.S at 2 30 un11l Marc h 4 631-51 JO "THE HOT L BALTI· MORE" al Orange Coast Colle-ge·s Drama Lab. Co ta M!"sa , Thursdays through Saturdays at B 30, Sundays at 6:30. uni ii F'eb. 4 432-5880. "LIFE AND LIMB" at South Coast Repertory's Second Stage. 655 Town Center Dr1ve. Costa Mesa. nightly except Mondays al 8:30 (8 p.m. Sundays). weekend afternoons at 3 p.m. through Feb. 12 957-4033. ''THE LION IN WINTER'' at UC lrvlne F'lne Arts Lltllt' Theater. tonight and Satur- day only at 8 p.m . 856-6617 "MAN OF LA MANCHA" at Curtain Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camino Road. Tustin. ntghllyexccpl Mondays al varying curtain times through March 25 838-1540. "KASS APPEAL" at the Grand Dinner Theater. 7 Freedman Way. Anaheim. nightly except Monday al varylngt1mesun11I March 4 772-3'.I20. "NEVER GET SMART WITS AN ANGEL" al the Westminster Community Theater. 7272 Maple St .. Westminster. F'rldays and ~turdays a t 8:30 through Feb. 4. 995-4 I I 3. "NIGHT WATCH" at the Huntington Beach Play- house. Main at Yorktown. Huntington Beach. F'rtdays and Saturdays al 8:30 thro~h F'eb. 11. 847-4465 "TRB PIRATES OF PENZANClt" at Sebas- tfaa·s West Dlnnec Pla,y- .L I Still can •t flaure out the basketball wiz- ardry of the liarlem Globetrotters? You'll have three more chances to figure them out house. 140 Ave Pico. San Clemente. Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8 p m .. Sundays al I and 7 pm until Feb. 26 492-9950 "6 RMS RIV VU" at the Garden Grove Community Theater. Chapman and St. Mark·s. Garden Grove. to- night and Saturday only at 8:30. 897 ·5 I 22. "STARTING HERE. STARTll'fG NOW" at the Gem Theater. 12852 Main St .. Garden Grove. Wednes- days thro~h Satu rdays at 8 p.m .. Suncfays at 7:30 unlit Feb. I 8. 636-7213 . "SUGAR" a t the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. Or- ange County Fairgrounds. Costa Mesa. Thursdays through Saturdays at 8:30 until Feb. 4. 754-5159. "TERRA NOVA" at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse. 606 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna ~ach. Tuesdays lhro~h Saturdays al 8 p.m .. Sundays at 2:30 unlit Feb. 19. 494-0743 "TOWARDS ZERO" at the San Clemente Com- munity Theater, 202 Ave Cabrtllo, San Clemente. Thursdays through Satur- days at 8 p.m. until Feb. 4 492-0465. Singles WHEEL OF FRIEftD- SHIP. for singles over 45. meets at T.G.f.F .. T he Ket- tle. Anaheim. 5 p.m 522-1278. PEOPLE SAMPLER. Ma n-Woman Institute. ages 2§-55. professionally <le- aa they play Saturday and Sunday at The Forum ln Inglewood and Monday night at the Anaheim Convention Center. signed gct-aC'qualnled ac- llvllles lec:.t by Emily Col- eman. 8 p.m. $12 Includes light refreshments Holiday Inn. 3 I 31 Brtstol. Costa Mesa 545-0840 MISS AJCGm'S SINGLES DANCE CLUB. A 30-1 I 30 E.m .. Frank Amoss Trio. ayfayette Hotel. 144 Linden Ave . Long Beach (2 13) 435-63 l I . Films "MR. MOY." UC lrvlne. Scten<;c LeC'ture Hall. 7 and 9:30 p.m. A56-554A "NORWAY." A color mo- tion picture that C'hronlcles lhe plcluresqul' Non11c won- derlands of fljords and mountains R p m Orange Coast Coll~t". Robt-rt D. Moore Theatrr 170 I F cllr· view Road Costa Mt>c;a 432-5527 "DECISION TO WIN." A polltlcal docurnrntan on the El <;atvadnr t·n"'" r11med b\. .1n .ill Sal\·adorran rrt\\ 7 30-9 JO p m Or,111.:1 Coast C'ollrgr. 111 F1nt• Art<. I I 9. 270 I Fain te~ ROdsa 4J2-5527 Sat. Classical LORIN HOLLANDER, sec Friday Classical listing GREGORY COLEMAN, classical J.?ullarlst ron- "tJ 0 - ..... <O CJ) ~ iCalendar ,..... N ~ llnut'S Monday through In r·· and Rebel"s ··Suitt' Ana 549-1512. Coast H~way. HunUngton 9 p.m.-1 30 a.m Big Ben's, as Saturday, 7-11 pm .. at Tne from ~s Elements." UC GEORGE JO!fES. 7 30 Beach. 5'36-2555 14160 Beach Blvd .. West-~ Newporter. La Palme Res-Irvine. Bridge at Mesa and 10:30 pm .. Bcverly "CLASSICS ll'f JAZZ" minster. 894-7575. "STARTIPfO BltRlt. ST AllTDfQ KOW.. al the Gem Theater. Sec Friday ltsllng . as taurant. 11 07 Jamboree Roads, CraWford Hall. 8 Theatre. 9404 Wils hire. pianist Ronnie Brown per-T B E B R I C .., Road. Newport Beach pm .. Irvine. 856-6379 Beverly H 11 ls (2 I 3) forms classical and jaz.z MARIENTBAL JAZZ "SUOAll" at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. See Fr1day Usung. >. 644-1700. 274-7106 piano 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 'rhe TRJO,secFrtdayJaz.zllst-:2 PBI LBA RMONJA Country Newporter's Library Ing. ... BAllOQUE ORCHESTRA ..__.. J Lounge, 1107 Jamboree u.. performs Corelll's ··con-DOO-WAB RIDERS, 8 au Road. Newport Beach Pop certoGrosso. Opus6 ... Han-p.m.-1.30 a .m .. Crazyhorse, DARVEY TRAYLOR. 644-1700. ALL ..... HOLDSWORTH "ftRJlA 1'0V A " at the Laguna Moulton PlayhouSl'. See Frtd=ng. del's "Water Musick. Suite 1850 BrookhoUow. Santa Maxwell's , 317 Pacific SHELLY MOORE TRIO, .n.n • -------:--------------------------------------.Golden Bcar. 306 Pacific "TOW , BRO" at Woody Allen Mia Farrow Nick· Apollo Forte .Jack Rollins~Charles H. Joffe ~-·-Susan E. Morse Me'iBoume Gordoo .. Wlllis Ase Chai~s· H. Joffe Ra~·e.rt Greenhut woOdYt'A'ilen ~:::;=~~ A,.Olt#Orf,.1crv1tt~••1uo •U•tt•""tWttr.,... .. 1,... ~a -Utt tt1.J•"'t Coast Hll{hway. Huntington Beach. 5"36·9600. GUT a PHYLLIS HALF- ERTY. Presentation of an evening of music by Cole Porter. George Gershwin. Duke Elltngton. and others. with four-piece Society Combo. 8 p.m .. Orange Coast College. F'tne Arts Building. room 119. 2701 Fairview. Costa Mesa. 432-5880. HEART. See Frtday Pop listing. Vll'fCENT SCOTT 9n guitar In the Win~ Cellar. The Newporter. 7 p.m .. 1107 Jamboree Road. New- port Beach. 644-1 700 Dance UC lllVD'fE II.ASTERS In fine Art Dance Concert. Works choreographed by UCI graduate students In dance. "An Even Inf! w1th the Choreographer.· panel dtscuMlon flosted by dancl' historian and author 01&• Maynard, follows per- formance. A p.m .. UCI Fine Arts Concert Hall. Bn dge at Mesa Roads. lrvTne. 856·6617. BALLET PACIFICA. "Ballet for Children·· ser1es, ProkoOev/Zall's "Peter and the Wol(," Ka hn·s "'The Elves and the Shoemaker." compiled score. 3:30 p.m., Festival Forum Th eatre. 650 La$tuna canyon Road, Lajtuna Beach. 494-7271. OAlfCE RltPERTORY TREATER continues Its winter season with works by American choreo - graphers lilarray Lout. and Olona Newmaa plus two world premiere pieces. 2:30 and 8 p.m. Brea Civic Cul- tural Center. J CMc Center Clrdc. Brea. 879-6865. Theater "BBCOMll'fO MEMORIES" at South Coast Repertory. Sec Friday II sling. "BRIGADOON" at the Harlequin Dinner Play- house. Sec Friday listing. "CllEIUIOV llf T ALT A" al the Newport Harbor Ac· tors Theater. Sec Fr1day listing. "THE BOT L BALTI- MORE" a t Orange Coast Collcti;c. Sec Fr1day listing. "LIJr'lt A1'fD LDIB" at South Coast Repertory. Sec Friday listing. "THE L101' ll'f WINTER" at UC Irvine. See F'r1day llsttng "II.AN OP' LA 11.AKCHA" at the Curtain call Dinner Theater Sec Fr1day llstlng. "MASS APPEAL" at tJlt' Grand Dinner Theater Sec Friday llsttng . "!fBVER OBT SMART the San Clemente Com· muntty Theater. Sec Fr1day llsUng. Worbhope PROPE8810NAL DE- V BL OP ME 1' T P'OR WOllE!f, a conference deal- ing with women In busi- ness, ts being held all day at the Marriott Hotel starting at 8a.m. 700 W. Convcnllon Way. Anahefm. 750·8000. A-DOPT AlfD PAIUtl'fT- IPfO RB80URCB8 presents a conferen~ designed to explore feelings on Being Adopted. 1-5 p.m.. John Marshall Junior High School. 5870 East Wardlow Road. Long Beach 553-9339. - SlJille. "PLOCK O.P SIPfGLJt8" dance. South Coast Jewish Connection hosts a number of local slnglcs@'Oups. Ages 18-30. Kwtz·s Pred o..u serves as D.J . 8 p.m .. Jew- ish Federauon Building. 12 J 8 1 Buaro Road, Garden Grove. 432-0283. Fllm.e "llll. llOM," see f'rlday FUms llsUng. ··rono STORY... By Yasujlro Ozu (Japan 1953). study of the tensions faced by a Japanese family In modem SOcicty. English subUUcs. 8 p.m .. UC Irvine. Social Science Hall. lrvlnt'. 856-6379. Lectures llARINB LECTURE Sl!CIUZS. Sllmng Saps of 1theSca. Told by well-known Intrepid sailors of the world In person and on mm. 8 •p.m .• Orafll(c Coast College. Robert 8. Moore Theatre. 12701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. 432-5527 WJTB Alf AlfOltL" at the Westminster community Theater. Sec Fr1day listing. 'Etc "KIGHT WATCH" at lne • Huntington Beach Play-BALLOOK DERBY. Or-hou~. Sec Friday listing. a nge County March of "TBlt PIRA Tits OP Dimes bencflt. With The PEl'fZAKClt" at Sebas-Blaea B&ad, Suata AA& llan's WC8t Dinner Play-Wlnde, Loe An.elee hou~. See Friday listing, Claeerleeden. 9 a .m .·2 "8 RIIS RIV V11 .. at the p.m .. Santa Ana ColJege. 17 Garden Grove Community at Bnatol. Santa Ana Theater. Sec Friday llsllQ&. _..:63=.:1_:·8:::..7:....:00~.----- Calendar Jo.eph Huutl will conduct lnine Sym- phony Orcheatra •a free concert Sunday. WHALE -WATCHING TRIPS are sponsored by Saddleback College South every Saturday through March J I . 7·30-J 0 .30 a m .. Dana Point Harbor. Boats depart 8 a.m. from 0-dna Wharf · Sportflshlng. 831 -4646. BALLY 'S LAN CE R T ACBT CLUB Open I louse and Rc1nodellng Cel- ebration. Free liarbor cruises. free hot dogs. soft drinks. balloons, drawings. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. BaJly's Lancer YachtClub.3101 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. 863-1910. TB& BARI.Ell GLOB&TROTTERS per- form at the Forum In In- glewood at 2 p.m and 8 p.m., (213) 674-4700. EIOIA SAllllS, better known as "Holly Scorpio" on General Hospital. and Wayne Jlforthnap, who stars as "Detective Roman Brady" on Days of Our Lives, appear at West- minster Mall. Center Court, I p.m. and 3 p.m.. 405 F'rccway at Goldenwesl & Bolsa, Westminster. Sun. type music. 8 p.m . First Presbyterian Church of Or- ange. 191 N. Orange St.. Orange. 538-2341 C~untry BLACKTHORN performs Irish and Scottish folk music. Evenings. Indefinite. Old Dana PolnfCafe. 24720 Del Prado, Dana Point. 661-6003. Jan TJllt BIGB SOCIETY Claaalcal BA.l'fD performs for your ·THE IRVINE 'SYll-dancing pleasure. NostaJ,Vc PBO ... y ORC &•S TR swtngst.andardsofthe "31>s " .,. A and '40s. Dlxleland, presents Handel's Oratorio wall.Les, other favorites. 4 Samson. 2 p.m.. Turtle T rtJ R k Co Rock Community Park. #I p.m ., u e oc m -Sunnyhlll Drive, lrvlne. munlly Park. If I Sunnyhlll Free admission. Drlve, lrvlne S3 admission. THE VIEPINA CHOIR 66~£~4iv AftS. concert Howard Hughes' legendary .. Spruce GooR" -witb a wtnc•pan BOYS present a program of pianist. blends the per-larger than a footb&ll field-la open for public YlewinC from 10 rostumed operettas. sacred formance of classical music a.m. to 6 p.m. dally. A dlaplay of aviation artifact.a aarroanda tbe ' songs. and folk music. Ter-and tazz In a meaningful wortd•a Jargest aeaplane ln lta handar at Pler J ln Lond Beach. race Theater. 3 p.m .. Long 1--------__;=-______ _::._ __ _:_ ______ -.-=:__ _______ -.-=------ Beach Convention Center. Long Beach. 740-2000 or 534·7723 ELIZA Bit TH Aft 11.ADRIOALS wtll be per- formed by the J'oar o·c1o c k Playeu on harps ichords. crum- mhoms and recorders at 2 p.m. In the OASIS Senior Citizens Center. Fifth and Marguerite Avenues. Cor- ona del Mar This frtt Friends of the Arts program wlll be continued on 1he first Sunday of every month. 759-9471 JOA.ft lllLL8 will rres- ent a free piano rcctta al 3 p m. In the Yamaha Music Education Center. Jeffrey Road at Irvine Center Road, lrvlne. Mozart's "Sonata In, D Ma.J<>r. K. 576" and the Symphonic Etudes of Schumann will be featured. OCCIDltJllT AL COL- LEGE GLEE CLUB sln~s classical. spiritual and folk- WHEN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VISIT r-~ BTUDID8 TOUR MEET LARRY HUBBARD ... LONELY GUY 14 L <t" He was youn g, f~e. and e lig ible, ~ellglble. When his g irl friend left him, he 1ried bis Miii 10 meet all kinds o f wo men: lawyers. tea <" hers. Kcretaries ... any women. But h e just wasn't SU<'<'eedlng. He was still lonrly. So lo nely h e wrote a book abou1 h. and the n 1hlnp Mpn 10 change. He M <'ame s uccessful and famous. l..afTY was an overnlaht K nsatlon. But he was still a lonely guy. And Just when h e tho uah• h e'd never n n d t he girl of his dttams ... Sh e found him. An d tba t 's 11•b r n bis troublf!:s ~ally :start f!d.' STEVE M A RTIN WNELYGUY ~ ARTBUI ~·-"11IE l.OOlY cur -CHAM GiOOOi JUDml IVEY· smE !Jm.NCE • Bm'N ~ ·-...!ID. mBD6SlAM 001El.S -SF.!LilOS ": ·.-::.: BilO: JAY rm:DMA\ .. NOW PLAYING ~-=--\l'IQRJ.UJPD --JUlJf ~ --~llJJA.U.HU -C.O.tlmJ~ · >.R'!!t1BIIJ1J Al~'l\USA .. PrnlE l--··' ....... "·-··-.. -· -......... -. ·--·-•-.--·--1R ---~! At These Spedally Selected Thea tres *BREA UA Movies 990-4022 MISSION VIEJO I ORANGE Edwards Mission Vieio Ctnedome Mall 495-6220 634 2553 *COSTA MESA * NEWPOfU Edwards Cinema Edwards Newport WESTMINSTER UA Mall 893-0546 546-3102 644-0760 1-TD>•..nuoo w--1·1 *35mm 00--1 I /Of£.~ ti8tl£RS· Yw awd will admll you and I . a guest k> Bir/ per1ormlt1Ce Monday hOugh Thlnday . ' ANAHEIM Pacific's Anaheim Drive-la 879-9850 COSTA MESA Edwards Harbor Twin 631-3501 COSTA MESA EdWards Town Center 751-..184 El TORO Edwards Saddleback 581-5880 STARTS TODAY FOUNTAIN VALLEY EdWards Fountain Valley 839-1500 IRVINE Edwards Woodbridge Cinema 551-0055 -...1-····-· ...... t: ..:=! ....... _!~ LA HABRA NN;, Fashion SQuare 691-0033 ORANGE Cinedome 634-2553 WESTMINSTtR Edwards Cinema West 891.J935 WESTMINSTER Pacific's Hi-Way 39 Oriw-ln 891-3693 NO PASSES ACCEPTED FOA THIS ENGAGEMENT 5 ~ 0 - 6 -0 ii: TIME MAGAZINE NEWSWEEK NEW YORK TIMES WS ANGELES Til\ffiS_ .. THE OILY MOVIE NAMED .TO THETOP4 "TEN BEST'' LISTS. ONE Of Tiii YW'S TEii •ST ·· ... boasts cnsp, compassionate direction by Jonathan Kaplan arx:1 an Oscar-worthy performance from Bonnie Bedetia ... wow!" TIME MAGAZINE OIE Of TME YW'S TEii •ST ''This is one '{eeJ good' movie ... one of the best American movies of the year ... Bedelia 's perf onnance easily ranks among the year's best. .. NEWSWEEK ONE Of THE YEAR'S TEii •ST " ... temfically winning ... as wonderful as rt IS entertami:ng. Mr. Kaplan IS a 6Jmmaker who obVlOUsly knows what he IS dotl1g ... Shirley IS beautifully played by Bonrue Bedelia ... · · Vincent e~_ NEW YORK TIMES ONE Of THE YEAR'S TIN aST · · .. a spectacularl} satisfying moVle ... fer0C10Usl} $ood enterta.uunent .. a per'5<.mal tnumph for 1t::. star. Bonrue Bedeba . le~ an<l plavful. exhilaratmg and dangewus · Sheila Benson, LOS ANGELES TIMES TWENTLETH CENTU RY -FOX Presents M AL1RORA PROoucnoN HEART LlKE A WHEEL BO~lE BEDELIA • BEAU BRIDGES • LEO ROSSI · HOYT AXTON \1~ LAl'RENCE ROSEmltA.L • Creanve Consultant SHIRLEY MULDOWNEY II Executive Producers RICH IRVINE and JA.'v1ES L. STEWART· Produced b CHARLES ROVEN Wnn.en by KEN FRIEDMAN · Dtrected by JONATHAN KAPLAN 'PQJ"-·---...... -...... ~ Hl•I.' on fin;rnc 1a l ad\'ln· b.' S.' h 1a J>ort<.•r onl' nf th<' \\orld ·~ I 1 1•11 P1•111' rno .... 1 r<.•atl f1n<.r nt·1a l a<h 1s<.•r.s "ho rt.'\ e,lf.., unrfrr:,ta nda blt• tnl<'rest1ng .. .in d to the point infor mation Calendar ma nnt'r. H<" conducts a pia no master r lass. 2-5 p m . Steinw ay Ha ll, Sherman Clay. 8469 Kass Dr lvt'. B uena Par k 739-5786 THE GILLIAM OA.RtuR JAZZ QUAQET;~ 7-J·J p m., lndcfl ntfc. Allslo's. 1670 Ne wport Blvd . Costa Mesa 642-8293. RAGS MARTINSON ._...,. AND THE RHYTHM SK<:· TIO?f, afternoon:. Old Dana Point Cafe, 24720 Del Prat1o. Da na Point. 661 -6003. JACK BRAND. 3-7 p.m . Indefinite Rusty Pl'llcan. 2735 Pacific Coa!lt Hl~h wa y. New port Beach 642·3431 Pop SHARON TABER QUARTET performs the L..... __ _;..:...._....1o11~1ir...--.:..-. .. liillll;,--L-......: latest hits In Tht" Pavilion, 9 'Never touch the stuff' p m to I :30 a m Dis· neyla nd Hotel. I 150 West. Loul.e Tonti declines u Bill Malkin offen Cerritos Avt.> .. An ah t"lm her a gla.aa of wine ln the comedy .. Never Get DlZZT sings c·ontem· Smart With an ..... el," plamftd P'rldaY• and porary muslr 7 pm to 12 ...... '~ " a m at Maxwt>ll's. 317 Pa-Saturday• through Feb. 4 at the Weatmln•ter rtflr Coast Ht~h w.iy. llunt· Community Theater. Details lo Calendar. lngton Beach 536·2555 Dance BALLET PACIFICA . 'Ball<"l for Chllt1rt>n' senes. Prokoflt.>v/Zall s ·Petl"r and the Wolf... Kahn's "The Elves and the Sh0t·mak<"r ... compiled score. 1.30 and 3.30 pm .. F'estlval F'orum Th t"atre. 650 Laguna C'a· n)'On Road. LaJt11na Aearh 494-7271 DAlfCE REPERTORY THEATER ronllnues It!> wlntl"r season wit h works b\' Amerlran rhoreo· ~rapht'n> Munay Louil and Gloria Newman plu:-. two world pre mlt>rr pl<'rt><, 5 p m . Brra Civic Cultural C't>lllf'r I C1v1C < rnt• r Cir- < le-lln·a H79-h8fl"I "B ECO MI NG MEMORIES" ..ti ._,out h Coast Hrprrlon C..,t·t· Frida} 11 ... 11n~ "BR.IGADOON" at tht' Harlequin Dinner Play· house See Friday lls llni;t "CHEKHOV IN Y AL 1' A " a t tl1t" Newport Ha rbor Ac· tors Tht"ater See Frtday listi ng "L(P'E AND LDIB" at South Coa8l Repertory. &e F'rtday llslln~ "llAl'f OF LA llAJ'fCHA" at the Curtain Call Otn nc·r Theater St"e F'r1day listing "KASS APPEAL" at the Grand Di nner Theater St"I' F'rtday llstl ng. "THE PlRATES OF PENZANCE" at Seba<J· !Ian's Wt"st Dinner Play hou8«" See F'r1day llstlnl-? "6 RMS RIV VU" at the Garden Gro\·e Cornm11n1t\ Theatt'r <;c-t" Frtday ltsttng "START ING HERE . START ING NOW" a t tlw Curtai n Ca ll Di nn er Thrater See "TERRA NOVA" at tilt• ~una Moulton Playhouse Su Friday llsllnit. Fllma "WOllAJ'f'S WORLD" ts featured at 2 p.m with a second feature. "X ·lilan Wltb the X-Ray Eyee" a t 3:45 p.m Newport Ha rbor Art MuS<"um. A50 San Clemente Drive. Newport Bea ch 759-11 22 Single. WBltEL OF FRIEND- SHIP, for s tngk s over 45. mC('ts for brunc h. I I ·30 a.m .. The Catch. Anah<"lm. 5 22-1278. Etc. BALLY'S LANC ER YACHT CL UB, set' Satur day Etc llslln~ THE IJARL E M GLOBETROTTERS pN· form a l lh<" Forum lr1 In· i;tlewood -at 2 p.m (2 131 674-4700. JOHN WESLEY FLETCHER Evangellslll Association gathers for a relig ious m<"<"lln~ Call· fom la Room . Ana heim Con- vention Centf"r. 800 Wt'sl Katella Ave.. Ana heim 999-8900. ·Mon. c1 ... tca1 Oll.EGORT COLEllAR, see Saturday Classical list- ing. Coan try COWBOY llATNARD, 8 p.m .·I a .m .. Crazyhorse, 1580 Brook hollow. Santa Ana , 549-15 I 2 . Pop DIZZY, St-~ Sltnda)' Pop listing. Se-ARON TABER QUARTET. 8tt Sunday Pop ITstlng. KEIUtY OELTZBLllAR, slnger,guttar. 9 p.m.-1 a .m .. Blue Beet cafe. I 07 21st Place. Newport Pier. New- port Beach . 675-33 33. RON•s lD ~ pres- ents a lr1 bute lo Johnny Mercer with Jack Prather . Stephanie Ates, Dewey Emey and fr1cnd . 8 a nd Calendar 10:30 p.m . 1464 South Coaat Hl~way. Laguna Beach. 491-4871 . Etc. T ft ~-• B A..a L £ 11 . . QLODTROTT£R8 per· form at the Anaheim Con- vention Center Arena, 7:30 p.m.. 800 W. Katclla, Anaheim. ~-8900. Tue Cluatcal VIPfCENT SCOTT. see Saturday Pop listing DIZZY. set" Sunday Pop listing. Thea tel' "BE C OMING llll:llORJES" at South Coast Repertory. Sec Friday listing. "BtlJOADOON" at the Harlequin Olnnu Play· house. Stt Friday llstlno. "LIFE AJlfD LillB'? al South Coast Repertory Stt Friday listing. "llAl'f OPl.A MANCHA" at the Curtain Call Otnner Theater Sec Friday listing. 0-..ooRY COLEllAK, sec Saturday Classical list· tng. The Sharon Taber Quartet perform• the latest pop him from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sundaya-Wednesdaya at the Dlaneyland Hotel'• Pavilion. "MA.88 APPEAL" at I fie Grand Dinner Theater. Stt Friday JlsUng. "THE PlRA TES OP' PENZAKCE" at Sebas- tian's West Dtnnt'r Play- house. Sec Friday llsttng. Country GltllAllD llA T BA.llfl), 8 p.m .·l a .m .. Crazyho~. 1580 Brooktrollow. Santa Ana. 549-1512 Jau "CLASSICS IN JAZZ," Stt Saturday Jazz llslln~ Pop TllJt VIENlfA CHOIR BOTS. "Austria's Gift of Beautiful Music," performs In the Good Time Thcatrt at Knott·s Berry F'arm, 8 p.m. 8039 Beach Olvd .. But>na Park. 971-9300 DIZZY, Stt Sunday Pop listing. TH~ CHlltP'TAINS, famous exponents of lra- dlllonal Irish music. per- form In concert 8 p.m .. La Mirada Civic Theatre. 14900 La Mirada Blvd .. La Mirada. 994-631 O SHARON TABER QUARTET, Set' Sunday Pop II sling. Ro~·s 1n 1ap.na, '><'£' Monday Pop llstln~. VIPICENT SCOTT, ~e Saturday Pop listing. Theater "BECOllll'fG llEllORIES" at South Coast Repertory Sec F'r1day listing. "BRIGADOON"' at the Harlequin Dinner Play- houS('. Sec Friday llsUnll "LIFE AND LDIB'? at South Coast Repertory Sec Friday listing. '' llAJlf OPl.A llAKCBA '' at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. Stt Friday listing. "KASS APPEAL" at tfic Grand Dinner Theater. Sec Friday listing. "TERRA lfOVA" at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse Sec Friday llsllnl{ .. Lecturea BIOLOGY OP CANCER. a I 0-wcek lecture series contllllut"S through March 15 at UC lrvlne, Sclt'nce Lecture J-la ll. 7 p m. 856-5318. Singles WHEEL OP FRIEND- SHIP. sln~les over 45. meets at 6·30 p.m ., Cask & Cleaver. Fountain Valley. Wed. Clualcal THE ST. 01,.AF CHOIR makes Hs first Southrrn callfornla appearance In eight years. prescnllng a concert of sacred music Kenneth Jt'nnlngs. dl~c t or. Pasadena C ivic Auditorium, 8 p.m .. Pasadena (818) 449-7360 or (2 1317 42-5866. GREGORY COLEllAl'f. sec Saturday Classical llst- 1ng. Country GERALD RAY BAJlfD, see Tuesday Country llst- ln~ Jau WOODY BARNETT BAl'fD and DJ, Nate The Great. Swing Jazz and Rythym and Blues 8 p m .. SCARFACE • "GRAND decadenl en1er1ainmeo1 . which like all good 1-bitywood qanqster mows delrYers 1he punch and counterponch · •if glamour and disgust" David Ansen, NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE NOW PLAYING COSTA llllA lA MAIM Eo-itOs IOW" ~' AAIC hSlllOll Sci"''? 751 •1&1 681 0533 fl TIMIO fOWlnls Saddltl>ICk ~ 1 5880 If() OMMGE WI JUAll ~mweo Otv Ct!l~r Pacrht s Mission ~ Ill 63425SJ ~ MANGE S1ackum Dnvt In 639 8770 WlllllllCSTlR [OlioWs c.ntma Wt I 8.91 3935 Meadowlark Country Club. 16782 Graham. Hunungton Beach. 82. 846-3391 . "CLA88IC8 IN JAZZ," ~c Saturday Jazz listing. "ST AR TING HERE, ST ARTDfO NOW" at the Gem Thcatl'r. Sec Friday listing. Pop SHARON TAQER QUARTET, sec Su oday Pop listing. "ttRRA NOVA" at the Laguna Moullon Playhouse. See Frtday listing. ed.,..ord• ·alll.,TOL CINt."4A ''THE BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR.'' 'l'BE BICl .. H,..'I ... n• UIE'IE' ---·--· 'le 11111(1 I ltlll!l1 lt-l· IN"' I"' V.1'"-1 111 •~••• •• • 1'"41111''-~I 1\1""'' 1111 IOl,tll \11 11 I 11\1111 \I~~ ...... \111111,11 ...... ll•lt~Nlll\ I ~ "<! I Ill "NI ... \I ... \C llfl l"\I I I' Ill '"'"JI \ti I v,\4\1111 ... NI1 11<1 I 11.-\Nll "-'" ""'11 \ 11'\MAAI" 1111"111 \ \I Ml "IC \I \Ill"' ~It.II I 1·~\11 1"1(111>'4 11111 11,.,11 t ~. • • " ""'-•• ,....,. \ '\I t 14 f JI '< t I A. 'I I n,,._.,.i ., '"' ~·• fo\ fl~ \i\\ M I t ....... 1• IMWI" Wl""-l IN '"'*'"' 111 1111\mM I ._.,. •• "--''"' " .... Ptilt fP t\At I '41\'I ~~~-=~...._:sax •·~· --::.ro ~- 70MM I 1'1'ACK OOL8Y STEREO S~le9 ASSOCIAT JOJIC R E - NAISSANCE CREATORS hold a"SJngles House'. '7-10 p.m . wtth guest spcakt'rs Costa Mesa. 540-5803 . Lecturea 8Yl'fAP81t PORllATIO" BT NZUROBLASTOllA CELLS, ltttu~ by M'a!'1'hall W • Nlrt'nberp;. Nobel Laurcatl' and chlt'f. Labora· tory of Blocht'mlcal Ct'n t'tlcs. National tieart. Lung and Blood Institute. UC lrvtne. &tenet' Lecture Hall. 7 p.m . lrvtne 856-6415 Etc. TBZ &ATUt PRO-AM TEA.II CBALLB1'GE ~ gins today wtth AuatraHan& Wayne Bartbolomcw, Tom CUroll and CIM:J'Dc Boran, and caJlfomlan Tom Car- raa, who are ranked among the world's top seven surf; crs, com peting for up to $25.000. 7 a .m.. Hunt- l~n Beach Pier. Hunt 7 :2 0 - ---~~-----------------------"!'---------------------------........... 8 • ao O> -Calendar ,.... N ~ lngton Beach ~ 592-2052 (2 13) at the Newport Harbor At·· tors Theater. See Friday II sling c: cu ..., >. co ~ ·c u.. Thu. Cla.ulcal GREGORY COLEMAJ'f, set' Saturday ClasslC'a l llst - lng. Country GERALD RAY BAl'fD, "f't' Tu<>'>flay Country llsl- 1111{ Jazz MARK JS&ELL AND THE RHYTHM SECTION, c-venln~s. lndt'llnllt' Old Dana Potnt Care. 24720 DC'I Prad o . Dana Point 661-6003 DARVEY TRAYLOR. see 'ictturday Jatz llsltng. "CLASSICS IN JAZZ," '>t't' Saturday Jazz llstlnj.? SHELLY MOORE TRIO. -;ee 5alurday Jazz llslln~ Pop Vll'fCltNT SCOTT. St'e 5aturday Pop llsttng. PflCK PYZOW, slngt'r, guitar. harmonica. 9 p.m.-1 a .m .. Blue Bet't Caft'. 107 2 lst Place. Newport Beach. 675-3333. Theater ''BECOMING MEMORIES" at South Coast Re~rtory See Friday llstlnj.?. "BRIGADOON" at the liarlequln Dinner Play· house. See Friday llsllng. ''CHEKHOV llf YALTA" "LIPE APfl> LIMB" at Soul h Coast Rt'~rtory See Friday llstlng "MAJlf OFLA MAl'fCHA" at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. Sec Friday UsUnll. "llASS APPEAL" at tlle Grand Dinner Theater. Set' Friday listing. "THE PlRATES OF PENZAl'fCE" al Seba~ tlan's West Dinner Play- house Set' Friday listing "SUGAR" at the COsta Mesa Civic Playhouse. Se-e Friday listing. "TERRA "MOVA" at tht' Laguna Moulton Playhou~e Set' Friday list Ing. "TOWARDS "ZERO" al the San Clemenle Com· munlly Theatt'r Sec Friday ll~llng Workshops PORTRAIT DRAWING, a slx·we-ek serlc-s on the subjecl. begins tonight. 7 -9 .30. a t Guin Foe;-; School. Tustin. Conllnu('S through March 8. S42. 559-1313. Lectures BIOLOGY OP' CANCER, St't' Tuesday Lecturt' listing Etc. PfUlllSllATIC AND PHILATELIC ltXPO- SITIOJll. Featun·s coins. stamps. Jewelry for display and sale. 10 a .m.·8 p.m .. Loni.? Beach ConvenlJon Cenfer Exhibition Halls. 300 East Ocean Blvd .. Long Bearh THE KATIJ't PRO-All TEAii CHALLENGE, set' Wednesday Etc. llsttnJ(. "ONE OF THE 10 BEST FIIMS OF THE YFAR " #),.,_, ••-"V \V ftJ. f~ ,_,.,,. .. /,•#I '' f ft ftult.-J \IW '''N;. ,..,,, Yir-•'-'-1/ J t 'lll l tlil '"''•1# ,11i1 1tl \f'#t\1'-"• iflfl#l('4 • "-..,.1.,.,.., .,.tl/4M"t .. ffl.tll'l u .. -.a,..._ I 1\ t'\lt.tll' ftlrltH /.,J,u.~ \'4,IM-i'Wl\f t1tl#ltt1,#Ll ·~ ·-f!/1#1 II HUI ..... /t1,,_.1\I ~.._,ll#•I• (1'"1.,.,1\I ,.._,.ww1 ..... ,. PI08'1' 'ftt.-tll'' N.•,..,,.,,• Aw•ri. Af''A\tln •l tlt ll.Hwllt•, ... .,,._, "'""""• 1.1'1'1 l>r-14..1 II.,..,..,.., 'tllV •t ;.fl /'11 •·""Al 0..-o.l\4.••llf-'-l'IU4,t1't41\ ''"' ~ ~ .. k ~ TIIOUlia'l'llS a>cJU>N'"I' DO lllE)Otl. ,,-. ' '~.:~Tftd'I •9'1\ufJ°"!HJM_ ~ 1N lV E ;;., Hf& v con& Mii& v lACUU MIUI v WfllMIQU a -.... ...... , ........ S.wt~ C...11 ,_ .. 5-1 ~ ._ c-... S7HJll !>41 111 I "'"' IW IN Mil 111 >tU ACADEMY MEMBERS · .~ , .,. · , ,, , · · 1' •• ,. . •. • ' • ' World'• top surfer• will vie In the Katin Pro-Am Team Challenge, starting at 7 a .m. ~ ......... ~ Wedneaclay at the Huntiqton Beach Pier. Competition continues nest weekend. UC IRVll'fE and Cal Stalt Long Beach basketball game. Long Beach Conven- tion Center Art'na. 7:30 p.m .. 300 East Ocean Blvd .. Long Beach. 534-7723. Advance Billing Theee eYenta reqllln early m.n-ap, paymenta, redft;ratlon, etc. t'OSElllTE, DEATH VALLEY are two biol~ field study courses set lor February by Saddleback College. Yosemite dates art Sat.-f;!on .. Feb. 11 -13. a nd the fee Is 840. An orlen· talio n meelln~ occurs Thurs .. Feb. 2. the Death Valley h1p Is Sat.-Mon .. Feb. 18-20.andthefeclsS30 An o rientation mt'ellng Is S<'hcduled for Th urs . f'eb 9. 831 -4820. CLUB COJllEJO MAGICO Is having a special lntrodur- tory trip to Lake Havasu Arizona. and Laughlin. Ne- vada. Frl.·Sun .. Feb. 17-19 Saturday morning thl"rt' Is a workshop deallnJ( with "solo" llvlng. the afternoon Includes an exploratory lour of the la kt and the Colorado River. S 130 per person sharing a room. S 160 for private room Must reserve by Mon . Feb 6 6 42 -5586. A SNOW CAMP trip Is scheduled for Sat.-Mon .. Feb. 18-20. by Sadrlleback College North I nstructR out· door enthu'>lasts In prar- llC'al winter s urvlvlal le-ch · nlq ues Oritntatlon meet- l~sare Wed . Feb. 8and 15. 7·30-10 p.m $75 fee. 559-1313 ROMANCE WRITERS CONFERENCE Is being held Frl.·Sun . Feb I 0-12. Fee of $250 lnrludes In· strurllon. material<,, reCt'p- llon. two breakfasts. dinner Saturday. and the hospital· lly suite La Jolla Vtlla~t'. La Jolla (6 I 9) 452-3400 CROSS-COUNTRY SKJ- ll'fG tour I!> offt'red by 5addlebark Coll~c-North 5at.-Sun . Feb 25-26 Pre- lrlp lectures a"' Thurs .. Feb. 16 and 23. 7-10 p.m .. Irvine High School. Fee $70. 559-1313 Ongoing events ALLIGATOR P'ARll. 7671 La Palma. Buena Park. One o( th e world 's largest . repUle collecUons. 10:30 a .m.-6 p.m. dally. 522-2615. WHALE 1V A TCBlltO, T hrough MarC'h . from Balboa. boats leave Long ~ach and San Pedro ports. 527-7111. DISJllETLAJllD. I 3 I 3 liarbor Blvd., Anaheim. park offers more than 50 attractions In seven-theme parks lOa m -6 pm. Fr1 .. 9 a .m .· 7 p.m Sat . and Sun .. I 0 a .m .-6 p.m WC"d. a nd Thurs. Closed W...1nday an.; Tu~sday lhroullh winter 999-4565 IUfOTT'S BERRY FAR.II . 8039 Beach Blvd .. Buena Park. 165 rides. s hows and alt racllons are found In five lhemC"d areas along with Wild West gunfighters. can- can dancers. Camp Snoopy and live country music dally. open 10 am -6 p.m Mon . Tue . Fri . I 0 am ·I 0 p m Sat . I 0 a m. · 7 p m <;un CIOSC"d Wed and Thur 9f;2 9400 LIOK C OUNTRV SAFARI. 8800 Irvine Center Drive. lajluna Hiiis . drive-through wTid animal park. Zambnl River cruise. animal shows. ~ttlng zoo. large avtary, opens dally 9:41> a .m .. last car admitted 3:30 p.m . 837 ·I 200. SBltRllAJll LIBRARY Al'fD OARDEJtl. 2647 Pa- clflc Coast Highway. Corona del Mar. rose. cactus. an- nual gardens. orchid con- servatory. kol ponds. gift shop. open dally I 0:30 a .m.·4 p.m. SIX PLAOS llAGIC llOUJllTAIK. 260-acr e theme park. ridt's. shows. t'ntertalnment. Computer Discovery Center and other exhibits. open dally IO a.m.-A p.m.. located 25 mlle-s non h of Universal Studios al Maglt Mountain Parkway. exit off I 5. Valen- cia (2 13) 992-0AA4 SIX FLAGS llOV- IELA.ND WAX MUSEUll. 77 I I Beach Blvd.. Buena Park. new wax model of eomedlenne Carol Bumett. other famous persons' like· nesses preserved In wax. I 0 a.m.-8 p.m. S un.-T hur .. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Fri. a nd Sat. 552-1154 SPRUCE GOOSE . Bllltonatrc Howard Hughes· world's largest seaplane. I 0 a.m.-6 p.m. dally. adjacent to Queen Mary. plerJ. Long Beach Harbor. (213) 435-5671. Ul'fIVERSAL STUDIOS TOUR. new attraction Is K.l.TT talking car from TV's Nl~ht Rider. 100 Uni- versal City Plaza. Universal Cit y (818) 877-1311. New adult admission prlce Is S I I 50 for ages 12 and over Admission for ages 3 to I I Is $8 50 Discounts available for St'nlors 55 and oldt'r Saddleback Collete la offerlntl a bloloO fleld etudy trip toy oeemlte National Park OD Peb. 11·13. llee Adftllce arum, cateaory OD thl• pace for detalla &boat reilatration and prell•lnary claia. Galleries MUSEUMS BOW&R8 MUSEUM, 2002 N. Maln St .. Santa Ana. The Japanese-Amert· cart Council History Com· mfltce hoJdsa photo session In an effort to add to the 400 pre-World War II photos It has already collected. Sun, Jan. 29. 1·5 p.m.; a selec- tion of 17th and 19th cen· tury !'liver obj~~s from the National Museum or Ireland In Dublin showing throuflh April 15. Free fours for groups. I and 2 p.m. Tues .. Thur.: 10 a .m.·5 p.m . Tues.·Sat: n oon-5 p.m . Sun. 5't7·8304. LAGUJlfA BEACH llU- 8B1Jll OF ART. 307 Cliff Drive. Contemporary Call· fornla Artist.a series spot· lights Ned Evans and Jerry Byrd. The artists wlll be on hand Wed .. Feb. 1 to dis· cuss thetr current exhibit. For more Information. call 494-6531 . IOLLS BOUSE. 12732 Main St.. Garden Grove. exhibition of folk a rt from around the world, through Jan. 29. open noon-4 p.m Wed.·Sun. 636-1232. RWPORT HARBOR AJlT lllUS&Ull. 850 San Clemente Dr1ve. Newport Beach. "II Modo Italiano." Italian new Image artists Mtmmo Paladfno a n d Marisa Merz. Jan. 19-Aprll I: Deborah Remington. a 20-year retrospccllye through Ma rch 25: "Holly· wood -sun Life." organized by actress Diane l<caton and Marvtn HelCerman. still pholoe from Hollywood stu· dlos from the ·30.·5os. through Feb. 5: open 1 I a .m.·5 p.m. Tuc.-Sun. 673-3804. GALLERIES HUl'tTmOT01' BEACH ART LEAGUE holds their monthly meeting Wcdn~ day at the Edison Com· munlty Center. 21377 M~olla St.. Huntington Beach. 7 :30 p. m. Cary Saderup Is the dcmonstrat· Ing artist and wlll be work· Ing In charcoal. BLUEBIRD GALLERY, 1540 S. Coast Highway. Laguna Beach, Maurice Braun, Paul t,auntz. Ben· Jamin Brown, Hans on Pulhuff. Conrad Buff. John Frost and others. through Feb 20. I ·5 p.m. Preview days Sal.. Sun, Jan. 28·29. 11 a m.-5 p.m. Tuc.-Sun. 497-5377. CHALLIS GALLERIES. 1390 S. Coast Highway. Laguna Beach , new watcr- cofors by Gerald F. Born· mer: oils and sketches by Valerte Winslow. through Jan 29. 11 a m.-5 p.m Wed.·Sun. COSTA MESA ART LEAGUE. Biii and Ccc Coburn wlll be exhibiting work at the Costa Mesa Playhou~ through Feb. 4. 830-9415. IR11'Tll'GTOPf BltACR LIBRARY A880CIA TES GALL.RY. 7·111 Talbert Ave .• -lSusan Smith. pho· togra p h er. "I mag cs : Southern CallfornTa." throu,«h Jan. 30. 842-4481. Td ETTil'fGER GAL- LERY of Laguna Beach School of Art presents a group show with Gregory ~111ler. Margaret Nlelsen. Scott Miiler, Michael Mew. Janel Burdick and Jessica Jacobs. Gallery hours arc 9 a.m.·4:30 p.m. Mon.-Frt . and 9a.m.·1 p.m. Sat. Also lANlANA ,_...., • SfLW?S-WINITSl('f I 0£ HA\/t;N .._, "~ POBWI HAYS JOHN GIELGUD P.AMElA STEPHENSON JIM DAtF :£ANDALOUS M EMMEi WAi.SH ' DAV{ GQUSIN ~• · ~ •• .,.. .. CARTm Of HAVEN • ·• .. MAAllN C SCl!IJH I ,., t'-LARRY COHEN .., ROB COHI N 8o JOHN BYRUM .,..,.,,.,ROB COHEN &. JOHN BYRUM ,,..,.,....,.,. AALEN( SlLURS • ., AUX WINllSl<Y -. ..., I ROS COHEN !::!'-=:: :":":.'::"..!.~ . ~ ' °""'°"' . \ NOW PLAYING/ ~ ~ •cl"'1rrl .. I '""''''''" on display through January Is the Roger Armstrong col· lectton oT onglnal cartoon art by artists.such as local Phll lntcrlandl and hJs crea- tion ··gucenlc." and Russe l l Myers · "Broomhllda." 497-6803. KOZAK GALLERY. 202 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach, wildlife from an artist's pcrapccllve In soft graphic forms by Brent Harder. lithographs by Picasso. Peter Max and more: Jeanne La.Rae does on-the-spot portraits, In· definite, I 1 :30 a.m. ·6 p m. Mon.·Frt. 640-7259. SU8il SPIRJTUS GAL· LltRY. 522 Old Newport Blvd., Newport Beach . fea- tures work of Nell Folberg. "Scenes of the Sinai and J erusalem:" John Dlvola. "Forced Entry:" and Steve Strom's "Miniature Land· scapcs." Hours Tues.·Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p m . Wed. eve· nlngs by appointment. 631 ·640:>. /' I?,!#· 1 , t, ' !)/ lj ,.,,..,,, / / / / I yl , "f / I 1;f;;jj /7 I /' I/ MA TERS P'll'IE ART GALLERY. 1492 S. Coast Highway. Laguna Beach. works Include largest col· lcrllon of Miro graphics In U.S. and rare group of etchings by Rembrandt, In· definite, 10 a.m.·10 p.m. dally. 494-3903. Band-colored lithograph, ••aomaee to Gauguin," by Jack Hooper la among bla portralta of "1iata bl Vorpal Gallery exhibit. NEWPORT BEACH CITY BALL GALLERY. 3300 Newport Blvd .. New· port Beach. Ma~c Chap· man. exhibits o1 water· colors. Jan. 25-March 7. 8-5 p.m. dally. 528· 1258. QUORUM. 374 N. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Chinese brush paintings by lr1s Adam: watercolors by Chris Stevens and sculpture by Sid Ladcnscn. • , f • 1 • • • I .. ... f • , "• ' , , '~ SCMM<E ·• YENTL _.... IWACr through Feb I. I 0 a m.·5 p m . datly 494-4422 SADDLEBACK COL· LEGE. 28000 Ma~ucntc Parkway. Mission Viejo. alumni cxhlblllon In a rt gallery. through Frb. 15: figurative drawings. slllJ llfes and ceramics by Ria Orans wlll be on display In the library through Janu- ary. 831-4530. BOif SJEMOPf GAL· LERY. l 166 Sunnower at Fairview. Costa Mesa. Joop l•<•t ' ,,., •• , lllt:t,,.-.C,...,,_ """".tlllllDl#'Oltf .... t Ctit•"CW' 11•'• .. )W LUXURY THEATRES 1st 2 Matinee Showings 0 nly $2. 75 Unless Noted , s •3r.1sa·»a116161~2ss1i ~~, J * FOR Funt excrremenn v1s1tOvr... * YENTL Shows at 11 :JO 2 :00 4 :40 1.20 & 10:00 • W.\ELY Gl 1' R 12:10 2:10 4 :10 6:10 1:10. 10:10 12:304:10 7150/ Hot Dot 12:002:301:00 7:40 10:00 (R) 2:201:00&•:40 1314j(Jijl4{121 63~ 2553 /~~) SCARMCE (!J I THE1n~!2S;fILL l!I you need your ht!nds 7:00. 10:15 6:00 1:10. 10:20 111;1 h (1111f.l&:i§6 )639 8770/~~) SUf'fRCINHI SovO(j 041'•tteryPor toc«> Al PA<INO SCARFACE Nlthtmar•s R) ~~$A~m-JJ.5 (Adults Only) Plua Dawn Of The Dud (Adultl Only) --~lljll- 111 ~GEL IRJ * Mr. Mom (f>G) "'u• Vice Squad (RI Oriwt·l1ts OtMn 6:30W"lltnda /1:45 W11kni1hts CliiWn1IWer12 Fret U.less Neted One day 11 year old Timmy decided his mother needed a playmate. n H.\TIETH 11'\Tl R'I ~ll\-. ,, .\L\I\ ! II \~t\I \:-, ,,.,., '" .1;1.1-:~~ .J(~h\S INll ltkl l \IUl llHEYfl~'\ ~~\~~Alt\ \IJO'\ \~'fl' \Lil:\ THE Blltt1 SY"ll'\I ,J~. \~ ~1'\l'U10\ ,._ .. PATRO. WllJJA."-" • .... \I \l<'l ~;\~~ lWN11 ,1t1 ~ .... i. .... Al.Al\fHAM\1\:-. ,_...,, 111.f.~\J»{m\ fi!.91~ PC M:llM.....wl-IYEIC» --=--= 7 l,D;: ,._..:. .... -........... , ... ~ # '· -~ 0 -~ I ~ ~ ci e ~ ........ "Tl ~ a: 11.1 :< '-11.1 :l c 11.1 -< I\) ""' -co ~ . p --------------/ 10 ...., Cl) O> .... Galleries ~ Haffmans exhibits bron.i:• I I a.m.-5.30 p m. 545-1 I a.m.·6 p.m. Mon.-Sun. ~ <>culptures from the Nether At~TS. 494.944 J . .c. 1,rnds and photo~raphy by UC IRVlME GALLERY. ~ Constant Haffmans. In Campus Drive, Irvine. Is VEL ARDO ART GAL- deflnlle. 10 a.m .-6 pm partlclpatlnJi? In .. II Modo LERY,9391 VclardoDr1ve. ~ Mon.-Sal. 557-0804. ltaltano .. exhibit with New-Huntington Beach. an--o TLK GALLERIES. 61 I port Harbor Art Museum nounccs Its l{rand opening ~ Anton Blvd . Sult(' 120. with works by Marlo Merz. Sun., Pcb. 29. J -5 p.m .. u. Costa Mesa. new palntln~~ through Feb. 18. 856-9622. with a photograpbJc exhibit ~ bv dramatic exprc.>f'slonlc;t VORPAL GA L L E RY. lili ed .. Continental CD Frank Dixon a11d landsc-aJ)f' 326 Glenncyre, Laguna Divide.·· Features lma~e-s of -0 palntm~s by Deborah Kas.,, 1-kach. Jac-k Hooper·s Europe. Great Br1taln and ~ throu~h Feb 18 . Tut> S.tt portraits of famous artists. the Amencan So\.lthwe-st ~ _ _ _ Sun. 1-5 p.m .. Mon.-Sat. by CD ~ * PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES * ~...... appointment. Show ('nds ~ ·er~ ~· Feb. s. 963-4043. 0 Bargain M atinees! at1~~•hhl4 l "~~. 0: • MONOAY Tllru SATUROAY FACULTYotCANOl.EWOOO Alt l'erfornMnc.n Btfort S 00 l'M IE1 Spec. e,...111 .. tJ . Hohl mM617z:.*1 LA MIRAOA AT ROSlCl!A!IS "Tt£ BIJ>OY SYSTEM" (PG) II )0 lOO SJO 800 10 ICI ''SCMF AC[" (R) ft 4 IRACJ. llWXU:: SllllO 1220 HO 100 1020 "TERMS Of EIUMllEfT" (PG) 11 lO l CJ'> H~ IA 10 ~S "YOOYL" (PG) American artlat Frida K.ahlo la de- picted in t.hla mono- prlnt witb collage by Jack Hooper at tbe Vorpal Gallery in Laguna Beach. "SCAll>AlOOS" (PG) 1 40 6 4S 10 SO 1200 140 SI~ 100 1040 edwards WESTBROO-K CINEMA "TO BC <XI NOT TO Bl"' (PG) 12 30 4l~ 8 4G "TERMS Of Ol>EARKNT'' (PG) I/JO 105 )40 810 IO'S "HOT DOG ... fit ll>Vl" <•l l 00 OU 11 00 ~ (laty l]) ' 10 I I) "l-"ClllQt YAl<XI" (It) 1 • \ uo 'oo s.1 °"'> , JCJ • \ ,,,. a"'' "YOOYL" (PG) 111' TllA(;I( 11AG1« 1c srua:o 11 lO l 00 '30 I Q'i 10 4-0 "tl:ART lll<E A Wtfil" (PG) 100 lJO '00 81-0 1100 "Uf ... (It) 114S H~ HS "SCAll>AlOOS" (PG) 14S 64S 10 4S a ~1™3t~J FACULTY ot OEl A '1DUCA Tlli RR r (PG) l ~ IJG "GORKY 'All" (I ) I 00 ~ ~. 10';0 "\ltCOllMll YAlC."' (R) J;>() l)Os.t<W, 100 H O 1000 "Cl«IS Tl(.. (R) I 00 s lO 1000 s.t Oolyl 2V ''" 8 00 "~OADWAY DAflfY ROSE" (PG) 17 JO US 420 US I 10 IOI» * PACIFIC DRIVE -IN THEATRES * "Tl£ LMLY GUY" (It) 1'1.US 'GOltG IOSBJ(" (It) "Tl£ l'OWCR" (R) PLUS "D.C. CAB" (R) "SWOOC ll'ACT" (It) PIUS "tlfC<MQ VA!.(»" (It) "ANGEL" (R) Pl~ "t«>T OOG .. .TI£ MOVI" (R) r "UNCCMQf VAL(»' 1R) "Sll!f U" (It) PIUS "Tl£ POMJI" (R) "Tit: BOOOY SYSTEM" (PG) PIUS "Tl£ OOlTY" (It) 'Tlf tOll.l Y lillY~ cl) l'\US ·10mmlOl'S Tl( --~ I.ff" (I) ORAHCf 0 fV A & SV~OA\' '•om hm 3'>m Fo. Into 111·U 6.)1 412S9 "ti.MT LaE A MUI." (PG) Pl.US "Tl£ OSTOIMAN WWOO" (l) "SURF I" (It) I'll.IS "I() T DOG .. Tl£ 11)¥(" (W) ~=.·~;::~,':::' Broo•"u'I' 530-4401 ;]las~) SaVSun l '.30. 5:05, 8:50 11.00 "STAYllG AU9£" (PG) Frt. 7:00. 10 35 Sat/Sun 3:15. 7:00, 10:35 eclwarcls MllA CINEMA Newport I 19111 646 5025 Coile Me11 • ~ IASMIO• 50UllU ....,, 4 IH(Arll!S i.tl'[lllAL I> 10AH0 (213) • •.oa3 -·---,.~IJD7 ~Miili-~ ·~iiiiiiiiiii ~:::;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;:;; L. n rmo ~l·Slll PG-~-fTll - -----~ ............. ._.,,._ HUHTINGTOM IEACH NOW PLAYING MISSIQll VIUO • NEWf'Ofll IEACH tO•l•Os Vr#<ll IM1 E0...11~~ ... tlOfl 8JO ~ C...tm1 ~ 0760 ORAllOE Cinl'dof!1t 634 25.SJ I dwl•ll'< HulltonqtD C ~ Ma OJ88 •·UMiitfi ~:. OMllGE Sladlllm ()m.(o In 639 8770 • .\( .\llf \1' \I[ \UH K..., '\our, ,ud "di .Hl1111 1, ,, .111.t" """'• '" •H•\ P"rf.,1m.u1<" \1.,nd.1\ l hur"l•t\ Movie reviews THE BIG CRILL: Raled R. A warm. suberbly acted film about a reunion of college friends. follow1ng the death of a comrade. Writer-director Lawren ce Kasdan ("Body Heat'.' a nd the George Lucas mega-h lls) sets up the story to make a Big Point about the 1960s generation . He never quite makes that point. but the film remains an engaging. funny study of friendship. v v v NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN: Rated PG. Sean Connery Is back a s James Bond. but this 007 adventure Is strictly by the numbers. There a re the usuaJ chases. escaped and elec tronic gadgets. but _ nothing that has n't been done before -and better. Among the supporting actors. only Barbara Car- rera s izzles. lrvlne Kershner ("The Empire Strikes Back") directs mechanically. vv GBT STUFF: Rated PG. Tom Wolfe's book t the test pilots and the-Mercury astronauls Is brought to the screen skillfully by writer-director Ph flip Kaufman. While their deeds are larger-than- llfe. the pilots remain comfortably human. Vivid pt"rformances by Scott Glenn. Ed Hams. Sam Shepherd. Dennis Quaid and Barbara Hershey. ........................ SCANDALOUS: Rated PG. Robert Hays(" Alr- plant>I ") stars as a an American television reporter In London who gets caught In a confusing web of blaekmatl and murder. 'fhls altempt at a modern sc rewball comedy gets kayoed by a convoluted plot Pamela Stephenson's delightful performance a s a con artist almost redeems It vv SUDDEN IMPACT: Rated R. Clint Eastwood reworks familiar ground In this fourth Dirty Harry film. Fans of the series won't be disappointed. as Har ry and his handy Magnum eliminate a fresh horde of urban sc um. Soncfra Locke does another of HiRh School Honor Student by day. ~GEL Hl'r t,.,,, "o rlds art> a bout to rollidl' 11'11 hl'r choke. Hl'r chance. HPr lift' \ t II \\llkl It I'll 11 flt~ " I "I\"' \l'l'l I 111 ,, , • +\II'\ \ 1·. ~ \' \ \11\ ll!ill \hi I f•j(< ~ 11 I lfil' 1\1,11 """'"•dlH 1.ttll\1\\ •I I lllOHll t1ll1'•ft\1\\•·11f!\1\1fl11t'. 1111"''\\11111'~'.•· ''"'I" • I' •l••" \fll 1'1 \k'I 111(\ll\I' t' tu 1·dh, ~'I)\\ \I I' 1 1~1\ \l J11' f\11U, IU ti \\ t 1<·~1flll\l'· lq,.,11l\~"ll'll\l1ll\ 1• I .,, ii t WI \I I ) \t I "11 11111t1 t1 I'll n 1<1 ... R -· -· . \ Debra Wlnaer and Jeff Daniela begin boneymoon 1n 'Terma of Endearment.• her Icy blonde routines as a pistol-packing painter who's out to revenge a gang rape. Eastwood Is a first-rate action director. but don't look for well- rounded characters. Extremely violent. vv TERMS OF ENDEARMENT: Rated PG. Debra Winger and S hirley MacLalne give Oscar-caliber performances In this funny and touching film , which traces a mother-daughter relationship over 30 years. Jack Nicholson . as a paunchy. drunken aslronaut. Is also superb. The senous twist that occurs two-thirds through Is manipulative. but you'll probably succumf> to it anyway. James Brooks was the writer-director. vvv v vv v -Excellent; v v v -Very good: v v -Good: v -Not so good. •110C1r MEETS •ANIMAL HOUSE' 01 SllS ..• flabbergasting stunt ski footage, wet T-shirt contests, practical jokes and surprisingly romantic Interludes!' -Oav1d Chute, LOS ANGELES HEAALO-EXAMINER ---NOW PlAYING ---- COSTAMtsA ~ras Ctnem.i C"1tf'I' 979 4141 ~ uncoin Onw In 821 4070 IRVINE Edwards Woocl~ SS I 06S5 ~Ni"iEACH toward s Soum Coast 494 151• OflAHGE. Oranoe Onw In 634 9361 OflAHGE coneoome 89~05"6 SANTA AHA EOW.trds 8r1stOI 5"0 , ....... WESTMINSrrll Edwanb C1f'lf'l'n.I WP51 991 )gJS SO. COAST PLAZA u • .., .... ,,_ m 4184 TOWN CfNTCR u,., ..... ~Ullll" {I) '·~. 1030 "aal , ... {I) · ·~ Al 'AtflU "1CMf acr 111 'lO 94~ ~(I) 100 1t"4S El TORO ·SAOOUBACK "M ...,., smer crc1 so r., •' 'u ;olll 0 ...... .... ..... <r"l sa1 mo •so SAOOHBACK Al rlOll "te.-Ml" Ill ~o '•• ~ --'Wll 9IO LOU 1'CID" {I) l. , ..... r. uo 1000 7Sl-4114 tcS Sil~ .... Ilion 5.10 ' n TOWN ClNTU SIC« !Mil" $D fwt-IMW "M UllU cur' (I) SAOOllBACK -1141 l'OIO"' (I) ,,_ rn 60 an 101s iO h t ... '90 7~1 .. 114 11oa I~ 6 JO I IS 1000 (1 '•• ., "llGHI 111 -.s· SOUTH COAST m.saao I DO 10 l~ 'MlUCllY .. ~ ... "°'1" (PC) SADOLCBACK Sltvt !Wfll -6 I~ 8 JO 10 JS SD '•• tt '"Tll llKU cur· (I) ~6·2711 ti ,.,. ,, '"'n an 10 1s SOUTH COAST WOOO'I Al.WI Sll·SllO lloa r. .. , 61S IOS !SO ..... "tlOllllti' °""" ..... (PS'j -fn 600 10 HO SAOOUBACK ·.a 111 s.16·2711 ..., n.,,, 110 tos SI J.-, 'i ·~ SOUTH COAST I• l•t •t -..r ~ Sil ~IO 11~ 10 .._ ........ ~i-2711 SllJOC" llPACI (t i 1lllDOI M'Kr fi~ ~·•ur (ll "~ 10 20 LAGUNA HILLS SOUTH COASI ., .... . • &-,. ...... ,. OOltY m Mo "lnEI CIT IQ/" (l'C) I I~ J l~ \ I~ I l\ • 'iO HOI 00C (I) ••• SCAll*CM Cl'CI ri. l'OlllJ 111 •. wt, WI HUfil Tll •CHU I ~N •00 Q" 1o1. 1 I\ 9 .~ MISSION VIEJO lfl"ll '° M,.ll -.it ICMOI [IQWDT fl'CI •• "'I"' ~Jlt 'iU 1'000 1 t FOUNTAIN VALLEY HN VAll£Y •• "U,.t •I ( ..... 139 1~ f TH VALlfY ... "'"' 11 '*"" 139 1'.>00 ~--1 llU A MtII ll'CI WESTMINSTER CINEMA WES! ftt•~'""""'I• ~·t\• ~· Dlll•IU'' l'H 3'JS ·nt 11.GOt snmr 1PC1 ----------· ,,, 'oo e 1r 101~ CIN£MA W{SJ .... """1 I IS ' Ill ••"-'• 1IJlll uu I 111(11 CPCI I \ lO H \ IC •JI'\ ¥ '""'' ,. U\ HA'<ti~I •l U.l 'ltllll 1"°1 O< • ,, IRVINE fltC11.t.l!OOIPIYHJSS n. ...,, snmr cl'CJ f I".> Hr ...... '°" I ' q " ... 111 'H;" H01 00C-(I I Ill C~ -·· CINEMA WES! .. ''"""""'"' ~th\• mm~ CINEMA WEST .. ,\,.....,,,., ~ •t·1' 191 m~ \1h'I IW<1'• ot. LM U wr 1u ,, ' .~it' ,, ' 'l)C · HOI <Ml" (JI .., I I 1'ICCNIOlt WAI QI• 1-) ~' tUfTINGTON BEACH "'~· . --~ .. ' .. au om ~llHCTON ,,,,,. ....... !Oii Ull 'I .. • Mtil <"> "' 0311 ....... ' -.11~ -·~ 'llOIOWAI DAlllT IOSI ll'CI H ~I~ IOOC '"•0011~1010 ~ 11,,,,, I \ 910 GAROCN GROVE SWOCll •M:r Cl) W(STBROOll lllAll WHO 100..,,. (I I 8 l\ "'"...,.'" ~IS 10 )C SCNllltlCIUS ("I "•"'" Slaf ,.. (I I --------'-~_10_~_ ~JO ~01 _r.=) rn Slh'! IMITll ~ .-i Ill Tl« llKll "1r (I) ,. .. ._.., 100 IC)') f ·~/CS 9•~ -..... "1IDIT 111111 _, lllr-,.,., 110 •OO Slfl U OI ! 1, 11 :B 0 - ,.- 1 12 ' Ar THE Mov1Es i Tangle of mystery plots"is 'Scandalous' as ,E r--:-~~iiiim!FA:;;;:.:;-:~;;;; as -, ~~,-~,.., ... t1' 'O ··~ LL Whale Watch Cruises ABOARD THE CATALINA HOLIDA't WEEKDAYS: 10:00 A .M .L;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;-. WEEKENDS: 9:30 a .m . & 1 :30 p.m. $1.00 off Adult Fare '!ith Ad Ex ires: 1-28-84 Rarle'luin ~ n,,,,,,, PlarltOll" NOW PLAYING Directed By Tom Blank Music By Frederick Lowe Book and Lyrics By Alan Jay Lerner Performances Tues. thru Sun . Sat & Sun Brunch 3503 S. H8rbor Blvd., Santa Ana 92704 '•I.M e Nortll of San Otego Fwy Between Sunflower & MacAm1u1 -·~· Wdtafnmt pming °""' ... Cecbill ·Ems . • .;' Sllll.• drifte J?~. r 3333 WHt Pacific Coast Hw y ti• s-th ol ....,.,"°" llvd I Rewrvations: 642·2295 Newport, Downeg &, France have something dellclously In common. They all share the knowledge of how to prepore and serve authentic French Countl)' cuisine. The Pleasant Peasant offers true home style French Country dining, presented in a casual romantic atmosphere. ~ th~513-ti Downey (213) 927·01l3 Newport (714) 955.2755 While anra•ellng a •PY caae. top. in "Scandaloaa, •Robert Hayes gets involved with a con artist, portrayed by Pamela Stephenson, above. l'°'\t'GS 1000 \Ii• tal ..., ... i. ,u4 \tit n\\ l. 11a\et fAa ..., ... • ,u4 \ht ... ~, s. --fl. The_, 1. No matter what you 're doing. your hometown newspaper The Daily Pillt fits in. Spy-on-me, spy-on-you twist is affiusing~but ends early _ . By PHll. SNEIDER MAN Of !tie D.it1 f'llot • ..,, .. Scandalous" isa 1980sattempt toduphcatethe charm and style of a J 940s screwball comedy. spiced with some innocent-man-in-jeopardy complications lifted from old Hitchcock movies. ..... · ..... .' -·· • But despite a few appealing performances. "Scandal· ous" isa souffie that never rises. The project is sunk by its convoluted plotting and cardboard characters. Robert Hays. hero of the two "Airplane" movies, is cast here as frank Swedhn, an American TV reporter who has grown wearyoffilmmglightwe1ght "puff pieces." He begs network chairman Simon Reynolds (M. Emmet Walsh), who is also hisfather·in·law, to move him toa more respectable investigative reportin~ beat. "I don't need you for real news stones," Reynolds replies. "I have rea/reporters for that." Nevertheless. on the plane flight back to his London base. Swedlin stumbles onto what looks like a case of industrial spying involving a beautiful woman namc-d Fiona (Pamela Stephenson) and a Japanese businessman. But in an interestin~ twist, it develops that Fiona and hereon mah Uncle Withe (John Gielgud) are actually hoping to blackmai I Swed Ii n with com promising photos snapped in Fiona's bedroom. At the same ti me, however. Swedlin has caught on to the scheme and plans to expose it on his news broadcast. This spy-on·me. spy-on-you twist is amusing, but it runs into a dead-end early in the movie: Fiona decides Swedlin is too sweet to swindle. and the reporter decides not to expose the scam on the air. At his point, Swedlin's wife. who was barely introduced earlier in the movie;is found murdered in their plush London home. In addition. the expose about Fiona and Uncle Willie is broadcast agamst the reporter's wishes. In revenge, the con artists threaten to make it look as though Swedlin killed his wife. At the same time, Scotland Yard assigns the eccentric Inspector Anthony Cnsp(Jim Dale) to the murder case. ('Tm an avenging angel in a tweed suit," Crisp boasts.) The confusion mounts in this script by Rob Cohen and John Byrum and reacbesaclimaxat a rock concert featuringthepunkgroupBowWowWow. Bythattime, the movie-goer hardly cares who was responsible for which murder and why. The performances are a mixed lot. Des pt te h 1s cover- boy looks, Robert Hays isn't thoroughly conv 1ncmg as a television reporter. To be fair, though. the script doesn't really give you much reason to root for him. John Gielgud, in a variety of disguises. does a familiar cute-old-man routine . The real standout ts Pamela Stephenson. last seen as the evil Lorelei in "Superman Ill." Here. she manages to be simultaneously sexy, stylish and brainy, and has crack comic timing as well. Jim Dale also steals,a number of scenes as the quirky Inspector Crisp. But these performances can't really redeem ··Scandal· ous," which isn't funny enough to work as a comedy, nor clever enough to work as a thriUer. And as an exercise in style, itjust never Quite finds its footing. The P8redlM Cafe makes you feel like you're actually dining In paradise wlttt It's decor of white llnen table coverings and lots of greenery. This San Francisco style cate also offers patio dining. In celebration of their 2nd anniversary, drtnks are haJf price on Friday, January 27th. The Paradise Cafe Is located at 800 o Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach. Call 644-1237. - Picks of tbe plays -- • • B g C O 111 I ft G Mondays at varying curtain formances wlll be~ lllltlllORIES," the first limes through Feb. 19. v v Fridays and Saturdays at majOr production of a new v""' 8:30. Sundays at 6 .30. play. Is being pre9entt'd at ' 'CB It KB 0 V I Pf through Feb 4 v v v South Coast Repertory. 655 YALTA." a hlstoncal com-"Lll'lt AKI> LDIB," the Town Center Drive. Costa edy, opens tonight at the world premiere of a new Mesa (957 -4033) Per-Newport Harbor Actors play, Is the fare o n the formances arc given Theater. 390 Monte Vista Second Stage of South Tuesdays through Satur-St., Costa Mesa (631-51101 Coast Repertory, 655 Town days at 8 p m .. Sundays at Performances wtU be given Center Ortve. Costa Mesa 7 : 3 O and weekend Thursdays thro\lllh Satur-(957-4033). Performances · matlnttS at 2:30 until Feb. days at 8 p.m . amfSundays an J{tven nt . .chtly except 12. v v..,.. d i 7 p.m. until March 4. Mondays at 8'.30 (8 p.m. " . "THE BOT L BALTI· Sundays) a nd weekend "BRIGADooN:' a'mui>f-~ NOD." a comffiy S<"t In a a ft ernoons at 3 p. m caJ fantasy set In Scotland. cfecayfhg dQ#l'llown hote l. lhn:..~ Feb. 12 . ..,.. ""' Is on stage at the Harlequin Is being presented at lhc ,.. .. LI01' m WIK- Olnner Playhouse, 3503 $. Drama Lab Theater a t Or-TttR, '' a-tl~ drama, Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana ange Coast College as a wlll be presented tcniabt- (979-551 I ). Performances production of A Cl ass Act and Saturday only by Ihe will be given nightly except Players (432-5880). Per-UC lrv1ne Drama Workshop LIVE ON ST AGE MARTIN MILNER S TARRING IN "MASS APPEAL" 7 FREEDMAN WAY The New Broadway Comedy Hit By Bill C . Davis Also Starring Fred Lehne Directed By Jack Bunch Take her to a hotel tonight FOR DINNER. OF COURSE. It used to bt that the btst restaurant 1n town "''~ 11lways 1n the btst ~cl The Mamott Hotel " reviving that tradition wllh their N1~'0lt0\ Rc,llurtnt You II dine on the frt\hC\t ..eafcxxh. the finest hccf. the ~t ~inrul de\..Cr\\ all artful!)' <iel""cd in the lllQ\t dcpnt 'urmundmg.s :~ ,.. .. , Surpn'c her tonight "''th dinner al Nicole .s to.:ated within the Nc1o11pcin Beach Mamou Huccl L___.__ When Manion docs it. they do ii right.~ ' ,/ \ l ·. ~· Newport ae.ch ~rriott' Hotel&. Tennis Club 900 Ncwpon C"en~r Onvc Newpon Be1c:h. ('al1forn11 Q2MO 1714) ()4() 4-000 at 8 p m. In the Fine Art& LllUt' ThcateT on the UCI campus (856-661 7) "llA.Jlf OP LA 111.AJ'f- CHA." the Don Quixote musical. Is being presented at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camino Rea l. Tustin (838-1540) Performances a re given nightly except Mondays at varying curta in limes throu.llh March 25. ''llA88 APPEAL,'' a new comedy about tht' priesthood, Is on stage at the Grand Di nner Theater. 7 Freedman Way. Anaheim l772~3220). Performances Will be gb(C'1, nightly except Mondays al varylngcwtaln tlmrs through March 4 . .,, Fr1da)'S and Saturoay11o oi t "' v t/ 8·30 throu.zh Feb 11. t/ "' "QVSR GET SllAJtT "TBlt "tlRATES OF wtTll Alf APfOltL," a new, P&JIZANClt.'' a Gllbcn comedy. Is playing at lhe and SuJllvan opcrt'lta. I& Westminster Community beln~ p~nled al Seba'> Theater. 7272 Maple St., uan s West Otnn«"r Play Westmins ter (995-411 3). hou~. 140 Ave. Pico. San Pcrforman~s wtll be given Clement«' (492-9950) Per Fridays and Saturdays al formarices will be gtv<>11 8 :30 through Feb. 4. ""' v W~nesdays through Sar "IQGBT WATCH," 8 urdays at 8 p.m and Sun psychological thr1ller. ls on days at l and 7 p.rn. unll stage at the Huntington Feb. 26. v v Beach Playhouse. ~aln "8 RMS RIV vu;• d S.treel a Yorktown Avenue romantic comedy. close.., In the Scacllff Village shop· this weekend at the Garden ping center. HunllnJ{ton Grove Community The.tter. Beach (847-4465). l"er-Chapman Avenue at St formances will be given Mark's Circle. Garden (Pleue.eePLAY/ Paae 14) When you're talking barbegue, you're .talking Texas. J ust as rl'al ---• lobstl'r comes ----------. rrom Maine and real sour· dough from San Francisco. real barbcque comes from Texas. It's that simple. Nothin~ hut the hest. And in Texas. there's one barOOQUt: restaurant that's become a t radi- tion ... The County Linc. We're rated one of the top 10 restaurants in Texas by the National Soci· cty of n avel Writers. And now The County Line brings it s big beefy ribs. lean tender brisket and spicy sausaf.,~ lo lrvinl". En~l}' the sunset -and your favorite drink-from our wrap· around deck on Woodbrid~ Lake. Then sit down to our famous Country Style barbequc in a classic l!-MO's road hf 1usc at mosphcn:. \\!hen )(>u're talkin~ harhequc, you're talkin~ The l'ounl v Lin~ 4615 Barranca Parkway between Culyer and Jeffrey in Irvine Midway between the Santa Ana and San Diego freeways. Open Daily from 5 to 10 p.m. 13 :Q 0 - 'j I I I ' 14 v co O> ,..- ...... ('\j >-.... <ti ::I c <1' ..., ,;.. <ti 'O -;:: l.J_ ....... ... Q) 'O c Q) ~ Q) Q) ~ ._.§ a: \. ' ... PLAY PICKS ... From Page IS Gr11vt' (897-51:.!:.lj t-tnal 1><'rfor111ance'> wtll be ~1v1•n ton1~ht and Sa111rclav ,11 H 30 v v v .. STARTING HERE, STARTING NOW," a threc--C'hararlt'r nH1-.wal ts play111g<1t th('Gt'm fht'ater. 12A52 Main St . Getrckn Grove ({136-7:.l I '1) Pn rnnn .. llr't'<; .trr ~j \ t'fl W c-d nr<><f<t y'O; th rough ~a 1 urdav-. .it Hp m ancl ...,1111 da) .... H 7 :1t111ntll ~t'b IH "SUGAR," the mu-.11 ,ii v1·r.,inn 0 1 "Some Like ft Hot. •~ playtngat t llt· l'u'>Ld Mesa Civic Plavhou!>.e on rhe Or;cn~I" County Fair· grounds tn C'o~la MeS<I (754-51 !19) l't•rformanc-es arl' ~f\·1·11 Thursdays through Saturdavs al 8:30 until Jnn 28. v v v "TERRA NOVA," a dranrn abnur a polar t'X· rwdtt Ion open~ Loni~ht at I he l,,a~nJ Moulton Pl<w- hou~t'. 6Ub Laii,una C'anvon 1-<oad. L,1~una lkar·h (494-074:31 Pcrformanct'!> will be ~1verTu1·..,davs I hrou~h Satih-days at R p 111 <111cl Suncla~·~ JI '1. :IO JJ Ill 11111 fl fl'!) 19. ''TOW ARDS ZERO," ;;111 A~athd Chrlsitc· mvstery. Is on sta~e at the San Clemente Communlly Thealt"r . 202 Ave Cabrlllo, San Clemente (492-0465). Per1ormanr«>s are RC'hed- ukd Thursday~ through Saturrlay5 al R p. m 1inlll Feb -l vvvv. Ex('rllent: vvv Vrry Good: v v . Good; ...-• Nol so Good Cassandra Monsour Top role Costa Mesa actrc~s <.. 'assandra Monsour hall recet' cd an a"ard for her performance as Mana in last summer's production of "West Side Story" at the Harlequin Dinner Play- house. She was among the honorees at the seventh annual Dramalogue Cntrcs' Awards pres- ented Jan. 15 :it thl' Variety Arts C 'enter in Los .\ngelcs. The daughta of Ri chard and Kathennc Monsour of Costa Mesa has been singing and amng profes"St0nally k>r five years. She-has jung with Perr) Como. Bert Convy and the Carpenters. and has appeared on the Tontght Show. lhl' Bob Newhart Special. Madame's Place and. most recent I>. "Matt Houston." OrtTI1E n DI PREGO'S _9tuhun J;!,.,/auranl '(> ,,. Formerly Two Guys From Italy ,: ; ~,,. -/!a,me Owners, Same Delicious Food "% ~;~'BcST o~;;';"' BRUNCH i IN ALL OF ORANGE CO UNTY Sun. 10 to 3 At $895 Only CMtk.r 11 ""1 "*SJ.JS Our sumptous buffet feast includes: Crab legs, 1h11mp lox & bogels, slmom scallops. V eol 5callop1n1, Ch.den Cocct0•cre. fggs Sausage among othef otens hot & cold' PLUS. Orange 1omo•o & g1apelrv1l 1v•C'?I V" lomol-..d chompogne 1eolood bar o~.J 1 .. \Pfl IObte • F~oturrng o rnor~ e._ten\1\lt men\J • Plaza de Cafes .. ,) Airport Area Rendezvous ~ 10 International Restaurants • European sidewalk cafe setting • Foods, beer. wine & spirits from aroound the world • Lunch • Dinner • Happy Hour • NOW APPEARING BERNARDO'S Food of Italy " "Little Brother" _ A • Former & Present • ·'l "' band members of Roger Miiier Band B.B. King Kenny Loggins & Jim Messina Mellow Rock Tues -Fri. 5-8 pm Occaelonel guHt artlete CULLPEPPER Cattle Co. Beef & Spuds EL CHOLO Mexican Food FISH ERM ANS DELIGHT Fresh Seafood GARYS DELI New York Style FRENCH KITCHEN ORIENT EXPRESS GYRO KING Greek Food FAMOUS AMOS Ice Cream 8 Coot<les SUSHI BAR Coming soon• DEJA VU Travel Agency CRICKET'S NEST Cards & Gifts ", ~< ..:i.~ ~~;.~"cf.~.~ t \ · 4881 Birch St., Newport Beech Corner of Birch a Von Karman 955-2484 ~4fii.iieS ~ HEATED PATIO DINNER MENU served 5-10 pm .. Omelettes 25 t'arie ties Sandn:iehes 30 t'arities 34157 Coast Hwy., Dana Point also in Sunset Beach (7 14) 496-92 7(1 (213) 592-5404 ll~·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim .. ~•- 1 We 've rolled back prices and hoJsted up the service without changing that great Pirate Quality! T11~rs n{lhl . lowt.'r pncc.!> IH.'lll'r srn 1ice Ull\ckbeant's Galll')'& Gro9 Wt• rt' l\bll' to do this darinfJ rl'll' by bril1$11nf1 )111ur soup or sall\d to your tl\hk 1n~rt>ad or makln~1 ynu walk thl' plank lo thl· 14alad Bar• .. All <irl'l\I lkl\ls cin l\fri\I~ "NOW' Ml' pan o f our Rt.'QUI C\r l\knu llkl' Delicious Stuffed Pacific Flounder cin/11 $10:95 <1ncl Tender <:hlcken Oscar cm/11 S9.95 J11in ll!'> ton1~1h1 tomormw n1<1h1. any lll!Jhl :-oon' .,. ___ _ • Two hlodu south of John Waynt" t4.1rpon !'.t"WJX>rt fka( h R ~ \ Ollf«l .. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15 GEMMELL'S SURROUNDINGS SOOTHING, SERVICE FRIENDLY •• ; FromPaie2 not too sweet, and beautifully presented with tiniest baby carrots and turnips, a richer-than-rich mousseline of mushrooms and garnish of orange segments. My husband selected the whitefish a la moutarde ($18), which to our taste reu a bitshon of the mark. Certainly the fish was perfec&ly poached in white wine, and the Dijon mustard sauce was delectable, bul it tended to mask the delicale flavor of what we consider the most delicious of all fish. An en tree tour de force from the menu which we enjoyed at the restaurant's opening is roasted loin of lamb ($27). Served rare to us, it was tender and gentle of fla vor, fanned out around a glorious chartreuse of vegetables supported by a little picket fence of pea pods and carrots. Accompanying this picture-perfect plate: a potato basket filled pommesde terrc souffies, twice- :. BEHIND THE SCENES with Brenda Caponera Restaurant Executive ANTHONYS PIER 2 -INTRODUCES PIANO BAR ENTERT AIHMENT **** Anthonys Pier 2 restaurant m Newport Beach not only serves the freshest seafood, but now. presents some fine entertainment. Appearihg Wednesdays th~ugh Saturday nights In the piano bar lounge Is "Josle".1'1so appearing Is Luiz Moreno and your singing host Ken Damon. Anthonys Pier 2 Is located at 103 N. Bayside Or. Call 640-5260. PLAZA DE CAFES -PRESENTS EXCELLENT ENTERT AJNMENT Try to imagine the perfect sel11ng for a happy hour rendezvous. You'd probably think of somewhere spacious enough not to be crowded or smokey. yet co-zy enough to be a pleasant meeting ground. Of course. you'd want to have your favorite domestic and imported beers, fine wines and spirits at hand. A wide variety of delicious foods would also be a must. To complete the scene you'd want excellent live music to help unwind the day's hassles. Icing on the cake would be reasonable prices and a central location. If you think this Is merely an exercise In imagination, you're In for a pleasant surprise. It's the Plaza de Cates by the Orange County Airport. In one building, there are ten ditte<ent restaurants serving international and American cuisine. The variety of Items on the combined menus Is of course unequaled by anyone in Orange County. Entrees average about $4.00. Shiny brick and tile floors, wrought iron fences. luscious hanging plants. and brightly decofated umbrella's help to capture the atmosphere of a European sidewalk cafe. The Plaza even contains a shoe shop. a travel agency. and a gift shop with a postal sub station. Excettent live music Is performed from 5 to 8 pm daily. Appearing now through March Is "Little Brother". lndlvidually or collectively, mem- bers of llttle Brother have recorded, toured. 01 performed with: Roger Mlllef, Kenny Loggins, Jim Messina, B.B. King, Hoyt Axton. Wlllle Nelson, Bo Oiddley, Glen Campbell, Gary •Lewis and the Playboys. and the Blossoms. to name a few. The Little Brother band Is full of seasoned pros. capable of and comfortable with a wide variety of musical styles Including country. rock, rhythm and blues, pop, and tazz. Plaza de Cates Is located at 4881 Birch St., at the corner of Birch and Von Karmen In Newport Beach. Call 955-2484. PARADISE CAFE -CELEBRATES 2NO ANNIVERSARY The Pradlse Cafe In Newport Beach Is planning on an- niversary celebration on Friday, January 27th from 5 pm to 8 pm. €ocktails wm be half price and drawings for prizes will be held. First prize is a roundtrlp for two to Monterey/Carmel and three nights in a Bed & Breakfast resort. Second pme Is two nights stay in a Bed & Breakfast Resort. Third prize 1s a gourmet meal for two with champagne at Paradise Cafe. They are located on Newport Center Drive near Fashion Island. Call 64.._1237. ****** . Feature of the Dally Pilot Advertising Dept. deep-fried intocrispy, light,egg-shaped puffs. You may choose from 250w1nes,about half imports, halfCalifomia, to compliment your meal. Prices range from S 11 to $1, 100. We enjoyed surveying the tan taJizing dessert lra y. which included Byron's incomparabletarte tatin and the Belgian chocolate torte made with ground almonds and no flour. But we'd already alerted our waiter that we would share a chocolate souffie. It was perhaps notas deeply chocolate-y as we remembered but beautifully light and creamy-<:entered. Now for the good news: Gcmmell's recently inaugurated a four-course prix fixe pre-theater dinner. pncedatS30a person. It includesachoiceoftwo appetizcn~ soupdujourorbibb lettuce salad~ the white fish. pork tenderloin with pear brandy, breast of capon au 71Bla NOW SERVING COUNTRY STYLE SUNDAY BRUNCH ·s1 99 Includ es Beverage -Well Drink or Beer 9 •• 1:00 1712 Placent ia. 645-8091 COSTA MESA Gilbert & Sullivan's Pirat~ o J)fznzanc{l ___ .,. foie gras or lake trout stuffed with moussehne of scallop$ and mushrooms-all ftom the regular menu. The 'dinner also includes your sclect1on from the pastry tray and coffee. I'm delighted tosceGetnmell's making fine dining feasible for those of us who suffer palpitations at the idea of spending$ lOOfordinner. unless it's a state occasion. And maybe even then. GEMMELL'S, 3000Bristol,Costa Mesa. 751-1074. Lunch. 11 :30-2:30. Reservattonsrequircd. Monday through Friday, lunc h 11 :30 to 2:30; Monday through Saturday, dinner6 to I 0 p.m. Good Tasresappears twin~ m onthly in th<' Weekender. Early Bird Dinner Specials s6. 95 Pr ime Rib or Fresh Fish Complete Dinner with choice of soup or salad and dessert 4 to 6 PM / ~ l Days I Week! '-~ 6 73-7726 BALBOA 801 E. BALBOA :Y.. 0 - .. r " 16 .. Janis solos, Nancarrow feted in concerts By SUSAN FINGElt/ Daily PUo& Correspondent mallon 646-64 I l . • • • Handel's Enghlsh o ratorio .. SamM>n .. will be Patr1C1a Barnes a s Micha. Bruce Bales as Harapha and Manoah and Russell (rabtrtt as the Messenger. ••• V1nuoso trumpeter-turned-conductor Gerard Schwartz will direct the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra' at 8:30 tonight at the Santa Ana High School auditorium, 520 W. Walnut. presented IO a rree concert Sunday b} the Irvine ymphon} Orchestra and the University of Cahfomia Concert Choir. Conductor Joseph Bela Husm. distingu1~hed for his work with choirs and festivals 1n Wale~. China, Japan and the Netherlands. as well as in Tanglewood, Mass .. will direct the 2 p.m. performance 1n the Turtle Rock Community Center. I Sunnyh11l, Irvine. O n Monday. the Philharmonic New Musi.~ Group will gather for "Nancarrow: Man of the Year. Expen commentator and conductor William Kraft will JOtn guest composers Conlon Nancarrow and Dorrance Stalvey and pianists Zita Camo and Neal Stulberg 10 a program hononng Nancarrow. Byron Janis will be the soloist in Schumann's ··concerto in A Minor for Piano," an intimate work that should be a perfect vehicle for Janis' inclination toward drawing straightforward poetic li nes from his music. Barber's .. Capricorn Conceno" and Gounod's "Symphony No. 2" will complete the program. Call the Orange Count} Philharmonic Society for ticket infor- Soloists for "Samson," which recounts the b1bhcal story of freedom-loving Israelites, will be Victor Eleftherakis as Samson. Laurel Boyd as the Ph1listtnc Woman. M1ckacl McCool as Manoah. Kathy Grant and An aud10-v1sual documentary will precede tht live perfonnance at 8:30 p.m. in the Japan America Theater l44S. San Pedro t .• Los Angeles. For more 1nformauon. phone (213) 972-72 11 American A. T. LEOS California cu1s1ne Fresh Seafoods. pastas, meat • & poultry Elegantly 9IWWd lo a casual atmosphere. Oinner trom 5 p.m 7 days a week Wedding receptions and parties 390 1 E Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar 759-1854 THE BARN American Lunch M-f 11 2 30 Dmne1 M-S trom 5 PM Happy Hour M·F •:30 to 7 PM Sun Champagne Buffet Brunch 10-2:30. Enteftalnmenr & Dancing. Banquet Fac 1llties 1•982 Redhill. Tustin 730-0115. THE ORIGIN4L BARN FARIER STEAKHOUSE The ortg1nal Featu11ng display broiling. Lunch Mon -Fn 11-2 Omnet nightly Mon ·frt from 5 p m . Sat & Sun from 4 pm 2001 Harb<)( Blvd . Costa Mesa 642-9777 HARBOR HOUSE CAFE Estabhshed since 1939 Omelettes, 25 vanehes Served 24 hours Sand- wiches 30 varielles Heated garden patio Dinner served 5· 10 PM 34157 Coast Hwy, Dana Point (71 4) 496-9270 Also 1634 1 Coast Hwy , Sunset Beach (213) 592-5404 HAMBURGER HAMLET Famous variety of hamburgers. saloon steak sandwiches, lobster bisque, onion soup fondue and cherry cob- blef. Lunch & dinnef lrom 11.30 Mo-Sat. SUn. 10-tO. $peciaJ Sunday Breakfast Great bar & happy hour 1545 Adams at HarbOr. Costa Mesa 546-7392 PARADISE CAFE San hanciscan style f-resh ltsh and pasta. Patio dining. Lunch M·F t 1 ·3 Olnnet Mon ·Sal from 5 p m Happy Hr. M~F 5-7 Wed. Ladies nile 50" well drinks from 3 p m. Banquet lac1h1ies 600 Newport Center Or . Fashion Island, Newport Beach 644 1237 POOR RICHARDS KITCHEN Breakfast. luncti, dinner PatlO dining with ocean view Modest prices Beet /wtne Famed for Belgian waffles. Open datty from SAM. 11~ S Coast Hwy. In Village Faire MaH Laguna Beach 497-1667 Chinese JADE DRAGON Szechwan & Mandarin Cu1s1ne"s of • Otd China Host Wallace Lee Chef Yu Chen Elegant d1nina Lunch. Dinnef Sat & Son ()m Sum (Chinese Tea Cake Brunch). Banquets. Beer & Wine Reasonable Prices t 2 100 ~ 8'vd . Stanton 898-8933 Continental AIRPOATER INN Medllerrenean Room Con1rnental Lunch M ·F 11 30 2 30 Sun Brunch 10 3 00 Dinner from 5 30 Happy Hour M·F En1ertarnmen1 & Dancing. Valet Parking Banque! Fac111!1es 18700 Mac Arthur Irvine 833·2770 RIVIERA Contrnen1a1 Chet Richard Bergner since t970 Intimate Dining Lunch 1 1 30 3 OC Drnner from 5 PM Closeo Sun & Holidays Banquet roorr.s 3 333 S B ristol Costa Mesa 540·3840 Greek FRAN O'BRIEN& Irish Spirits & exquisite Greek Cuisine Authentic Greek appetlzefs and entrees by Athens-bOrn Che! Dlonnisseus. Greek waiters & Greek folk music. Cocktails and entertain- ment. 1600 W. 9th St .. In the POf't area of Long Beech. 213-436-2321. Italian lMllFI Most beautltul. atfOf'dable. romantic nstorante a~he Ora'?' Coast Traditional and ional Italian dishes. A la Car1e from 95. Dinner nightly from 5 PM except Monday Cocktall lounge and llve entertainment. 3520 E Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar 675· 1922 . CAFE LIDO Newpo<t's Cannery Village 1azz spol Cozy atmosphere Amerrcan, t1a11an & Continental menu Lunch M-F • 11 ·3 Oinnet mghlly 5· 11 Enrenam ment nightly 9' 1 30 Sun iazz session J 7 Ample parking 2900 Newporr Blvd Newport Beac:h 675-2968 ORANGE COAST RESTAURANT DIRECTORY DONATEW'S In Costa Mesa llnce 1973. Pizza lrom the East has come West! Pizza. pasta, salads. beef, wine. Lunch specials . C4temg. Lunch Tues. thru Fri .. 11:30 to 2 P.M Dinner 7~nlghts from 5 p.m . 2230 D Fal~. Costa Mesa. 54&-3172 and 5"&-1037. TWO GUYS FROM ITALY H omes tyle Italian CookinQ rn a roman11c atmosphere Same owner s•noe 1975 Open Mon thru Thurs 11 30AM to 10 OOPM. Fu & Sat to 11PM Sun Brunch t0-3 Dinner 1111 10PM 2267 Fairvt~. Costa Mesa 642·9500 Mexican DON JOSE'S Tne 0trginal Esrablrshed since 1964 Complerely remodeled Open 7 days a week Luncheon specials M F Margarnas hall prrce Mon . Tues Wed 5 10 10 PM Happy Hour 4 to 6 PM Wide screen TV Orders to go 9093 E Adams, Huntington Beach 962-79 11 CASA CAMINO M<11garrtac., and g1ea1 Me:..rcan food Lunch and drnner 7 days a week Happy hour M·F 4·8 30 SunOay champagne brunch 10-3 20 t 11 Brookhurs1 at Adams Huntrng1on Beach 963-9 7 48 Mt CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANTS Our food is a tnp to MeJucoi Est since 1972 Open daily from 11 a.m lor lunch & dinner Cocktails Two lo- cations 296 E 17th St . Costa Mesa 645-7626 105 Main St Balboa 675-9600 . TORTILLA FLA TS Award winne< year aftet year Same Sonora style cooldng since 1~9 Open daily 11 30 to 10PM Sunday brunch 10 30 to 3. Happy hour 4 to 6PM weekdays Complimentary botanas Cantln8 open Ill 2AM 1740 S. Coast Hwy , Laguna Beech. 494--6588 TRE8 AMIGOS A place for people who appreciate good Mexican food at surpnslngty low prioes ()pen datty 11 a.m lunch & dinner. bally luncheon specials Cattlflng 2200 HarbOr Blvd , K Mart Plaza. Costa Mesa. 642-8274/8278 ' - Natural/Healthy FORTYCAMOTI Healthy foods. nalUl'aly Fresh baked muffins darty Fresh jUIOeS Vanetal wines Lunch & dinnef 7 days a week from 11 ~ M Sunday c:Nmpegne brunch 11 A M to 3 P.M. Between Bulloeks & I Magtlln 1n South Coat Ptaza 556-91QO flower leYel) , . PUFFINS "NatlM'llly" oooked toodl. from alM9 to crepea to lt..ic.. An~ ture In n.l\nl eetfng. °'*' Sui. ow nu.. 8 em to 11 pm. H{ & Sal a .m to 12~. \"'9/MCC....Moct- erate ~ 3060 E eo.t Hwy Corone dll Met. M0-1573. .. BLACKBEARDS HPalty Berr En1r~ 11. Seatooo Lunc.r~ 1 I ·3 00 Dinner from 5 PM Happy Hour M r ( 11ens1ve Oyster Bar Two IJIOCks '>Olllh of John Wayne AtrpOrl 833·0080 THE CANNERY Features fresh local seak>od, eastern beef Lunch. dtnnet. Sooday brunch and champagne brunch. harbOr cruises Entertalnn'leOt negtl11y and Sunday afternoon Lounge food p ley HistOflC waterf1ont landmark in Newpoft's Cannery Village 3010 Lafayette 675-5777 RUSTY PELICAN Fresh seafood and lo1s of 1t Newport Beach -Lunc h . dinner. Sunday brunch. Overlooks Newport Bay 2735 W Coast Hwy. 642·3431. 1rWie · Lunch, dinner. happy hour 1830 Mam 545-4774 TALE .OF THE WHALE Open 7 Days. Breakfast 7 a.m. M--F Lunch 11·4 M-F Dinner •· 11 M--S. Sat & Sun brunch 7 -4. ()ysttlf bet Fn , Sat. Sun. Banquet lacili1ies up to 500 Entertainment Wed-S u n Panoramic bay view 400 Main St. Balboa. 673--4633. THE WAREHOUSE Fres h Seafood & International Curs1ne Waterfront dining Chef Charles Kalagian Lunch. Olnnef. Sat & Sun Award Winnmg Brunch Banquets & Cstenng. ~ter Bar. Entertainment. Lido VlllaQe ~Newpon Beach 673-4700 For Restaurant Directory Information, Please Call Brenda Caponera At 642-4321 ext. 262 .. ; I The Pilot ., LOG Tale of Scottish gentry Michael York and flnola Rqhe. join a atar- atudded cut ln the Hallmark Hall of Fame pre.entation of 11Tbe Ma8ter of Ballantrae, •• aet to premiere at 8 p.m. Tue.day on Channel 2 . •Jan. 27 -Feb.3• Baaed on the Robert Loul• Ste..-enaon noYel of the aame name, the production alao •tan Richard Thoma, John Gletaud. Timothy Dalton and Ian Rlchardaon. Story, Pate 30. Daily Pilat -Sports MAIN OFFICE 330 WHt Bay St .. Coat.t ...... Ca. Mall addrn1: Box 15IO, Co.ta Meu, Ca.,~92626 Telephone: 142-'321 ~~~~--~~~~-------h ' .-• .......--........ Coac s ~~ l'rogram informauon 's prov1d~ by the networks Jand stat1oru and IS subJ«l co change wJthour nollre fast talk .. m..-~ Co urted ., .. ). SJ>Orts ................................................................. Page 2 TV Antenna ....................................................... Page 3 Daytime I>rarna ... ..... ...... ...... ..... ..... ..... ...... ....... Page 4 Tube Toppers .... .... .. . .... ...... ...... ...... .... .. .... ........ Page 6 Daytime Schedule . ...... ............ ..... ..... ..... ...... ... Page 7 Evenillg Schedule .......................................... Page 10 , TV Puzzle ...................................... ··· · · ............. Page 31 -a.a ..... (2) KNXT, CBS, 6121 W. Sunset 9tvd .. Los Angeles, Ca.. (4) KNBC, NBC, 3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Ca.. (1) KABC, ABC, 4151 Protpeci Ave., Loe AngtMei, Ca. (8) KFMB. CBS. 7677 E.nglne,r Road, San Diego, Ca. (10) KGTV, ABC. Highway 94 and 47th St., San Diego, Ca. (39) KCST, NBC. 8330 Engineer Road, San Diego. Ca. -•-111mlnc1s . (5) KTLA. 5800 W. Sunaet Btyd., Loe Ange6ft, Ca. .. (9) KHJ-TV, 551$ Melrose Ave., Loa Angeles. Ca. (1 1) KTTV, 5746 W. Sunaet Blvd .• Loe Angeles. Ca. (13) KCOP-TV, 915 N. La Bree Ave .• Loe Angeles, Ca. -·· (28) KCET, «01 Sunset Btvd .. Los Angeles, Ca. . (50) KOCE, 15744 Gofden West St., Huntington Beach , Ca. (56) KOOC-TV, 1730 Clementine, Anahefm. Ca. -P!yTV By PETER MEADE If there were a Dick Vitale doll on the shelf nc"t 10 the Cabbage Patch doll~ all one would have lo do 1s wind it up and 1l would talk about basketball -and never need winding again Vitale is an admittt.•d basketball JUnk1c -he'll say that and plenty more - but anyone who ha~ seen him on ESPN alread) knows lhat. He's colorful. clever and talks faster than a used car salesman. But most of all. Vitale IS a happy SU) - something that he wasn't when he first staned "'1th his current emplo)cr "ESPN came along a1 JUSt the nght ume:· says Vitale. "I got fired from tht" {Detroit) Pistons on No' 8, J 982 and I thought 11 v.as the end of the world I was really down and had lost all my confidence. I Uiougth I didn't know the game as we ll as I thought Three weeks later. ESPN wanted me to do a game " He admit!. he wasn't all that cxrned abour the poss1b11tt1eo; of broad- casting. He had earned fi, t' state sectional cham- pionships as a Nev. Jcro;e) trtgh school coach. hl'lped Rutgers become a Final Four team and v.on 7 2 percent of hie; game\ a'> a (0 ) On-TV, 1139 Grand Central Ave., Glendale. Ca. college coach at rhc l 'n1- (Z) Z-TV. 2939 Nebraska AWJ., Santa Monlca. Ca. versll) of Detroit bclon: (H) Home Box Office, Time-life Building. Rockefeller· ··graduating·· 1111he ~Bo\ 1n Center, N.Y .• N.Y. Ma\ 1978. (C) Clnemax, Time-life Building, Rockefeller Center, "But "'hen I did that lir!.t N.Y .. N.Y. . ESPN game: 11 v.asltl.ca kid (E) ESPN, Bristo!, Ct. in a cand} c;torc Herr I am (L) SefecTV, Marina def Rey, Ca. getting paid for "'hat I hkl· (S) Showtlme to do, s11 at mun ~•de " (S) Spotlight Vitale said. (C) Cable News Network, Atlanta. Ga. • · Re. c n 1 c r 1 n g 1 h ~ coaching rank\ 1s alwa>~ possible. But I tell people I have been coaching -on ESPN. I'm the onl~ gu> in Amenca who can coach 1n the college rank~ and in the pros and I'm undrfl'<ltcd (9) WOR, New York City ( 17) WTBS, Atlanta, Ca. 2 Friday, January 27. 1984 CVl*l)l1mel g11 hatk to tht• hotel room" ,:IJ ~ IAlll1UU. .. Mr. .. 1"J111-• Or ...... IHts.-, All&&JOOI m1 a m couw IAm1'IML 01•. z f,"='===) ........ ;.-=s;~ "4••·-..... ........... "-V...Clln.) W IJ {I) !CAA IMiCl'rUU, ...,... II -= ~ -:-J.., ..... , ---- ... rHeto __.. ,,..... ·= ,r ,,.. ,.,,., ..... °"' Clllll. Cell; u a ,....,,.. .. ... ....,.(.._ ...................... , •a ®J ... -• ... ..cM,_,.T ·1:-.:. ............. Open" ..tJIMYWO• .. 0 K NOCICIY &a A 111111 '°"II rt ......... °= .......... , ·1__,..DA -..-.uYIOGIW ... ..... "'...,. ....... * ..,_ ... t la " II luth1U111al llotoroyole C..._,._...,.,, <'"- Ce11jt 1 d Ctlt)S. .. ........ a. des: ... • ..... ("-,,_,, --.. OUT\WY..,.,. ...... Sunday ___ _ llOFDlll •fJ (I) llCAA umTULL ~ .. Yllaftoif9eten.) .. D CID COLU9 IAlllT'IML Lt 111• ........... C. ... •(lln.) 1w a Cl) -. AU..-4TM um Ali iffitGI 11198 tm 8'0l1W • W (!)) Wiii ~ OI 8'0ITI "'Tllt flN .,.,. t:ll I) (I) ..,.. ..... Wt1 lfa•1t .,_. CWTy I -C1 1 11 ~ W9C ... Ullllk ... Cb .. ,,, INp .._.(ht._ 8111 w1R1, Ta) "°"" M ddn't J111-.;: W_, Wortd ........ a.:I C!'Mll•n••• ("-Das r Hr, --•sAIJ); _.. .... c. .... ...... 8f:INAIOLI ...... /._ .... ... Df•&:r::· ....... ......., .. u 1111 ----a NeAYIPOITIPMI ttll "°"' ... -Weclnuclay-- -............. ________________ ~_ -TV Antenna 'Blue Thunder' filrii echoes on. TV Helicopter shows up, s hould viewers- duck when set's on? By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Ot IN Del!J l'tlot at.ft rh1ngs arc lookin' up this month as the networks begin ainng their mid-season replacement ~nes. Way 11p, in fact. because all three networks seemed to have contracted Chopper Fever. The ailment invaded Hollywood last \ummer when the movie "Blue Thunder" began raking in h1g bucks at the box office. The movie concerned a maverick police officer at the controls of an armor-plated helicopter equipped with the latest com- puter equipment and electronic gadgetry capable of eavesdropping on the nearest skyscraper. The chopper also packed enough firepower to destroy half of Cleveland At the e nd of the movie. the Blue I hunder pilot decided this super-helicop- ter was too dangerous to remain in the hands of mortal men. He set the chopper down on some railroad tracks and watched a speeding train send it to helicopter heaven. But a clever idea never dies in Holly, wood. lt JU&t ~ets takes a quick trip to the ncart:!>l Xerox machine and emerges with minor variations dunng the next TV 'lea son .\nd so this month. we0 H' been in- troduced to ABC'~ .. Blue Thunder.'' in "h1ch the mov1e'!"I super-chopper re turn!> from the dead with a ne~ pilot at the helm, CB~'s "A1rwolf,'' In which a stunt pilot .. tt:als a super-chopper from a mad sc1en- t1st . and NBC's "R1pt1de." in which three beach bo} detectives chase assorted bad guy" in their old pink chopper It could be argued that T V''i love afTa1r with whirlybirds actually pre-dates the "Blue Thunder" movie. After all. Hawa11's fa,onte detective Thomas Magnum is a frequent passenger aboard buddy T. Cs chopper And the '"A Team'" has a habit of "borrowing .. the nearest helicopter when- C\ er a m1ss1on requires one. Rut nc\-er has chopper fever a!> been as l'v1dcnt as it is in the three new act1on- advcnture series ·ntroduccd this month. In fact. the flashy hardware tends to ou1sh1ne the human characters. Consider "Blue Thunder," airing al 9 p.m. Fndays on ABC. In the movie. Roy Scheider gave an edgy performance as a police pilot plagued b) Vietnam flashbacks. His character was unpredic- table and perhap~ a bit unstable. In the TV version. the role 1s filled by James Farcnt1no Whe re Sche1der's pilot was a bit dangerous, Farentino's is. well. m1sch1evous. He disobeys a frw orders and bends a few rules but never gets in trouble so serious that he won't be back week. To prov ide some down-t~arth d1- Jamea Farentlno version. there's the "Rolling Thunder" van, manned by lovable hulks named Bubba and Ski. Appropriately enough, the pair are portra}ed by Bubba Smith and Dick Butkus. two lovable ex-gnd stars who have enlivened some popular beer com- mercials. They make bets and insult one anothec. but at least o nce per episode they get a chance to beat the stuffings out of a few bad guys. Just 10 keep tn shape, m ind you. In last week'!> episode. the Blue Thunder team squared off against a villain using radio-controlled drone planes loaded with explosives to knock his enemies o ut of the sky. There were a few tense moments as Chaney (Farentino) rescued Bubba out of a booby-trapped drone in mid-air. but the trusty helicopter emerged victorious. It was the kind of comic book scnpt in which the hero can kiss-off the old g1rlfnend who betrayed him with a few simple lines: ''I'm '>Orr}. Aggie I liked 1t better when we "ere friend!> .. "R1pt1dc," pre!>enlcd at 9 p.m Tue .. da)s. may not be much more credible. but al lca'il it's funn ier It's rolled off thl' Steven J Cannell assembly hne as an attempt to hold v1ewe~ who havt' JUSt watched Cannell's '"A Team:· which 1mmed1ately precedes 11. Perry King and Joe Penny play Cody and Nick. two handsome. fast-talktng private eyes who own a boat and a pink helicopter. The comic relicfis provided by Thom Bray as an eccentric computer genius named Boz. His sidekick is a funny orange walking computer named the Roboz. In a recent e1;nsodc, a woman from Boz's high-IQ club hired the-team when some of her co-workers were killed. In a humorous twist, she still held a grudge against Nick for cheating off her ma high school math class. But before long she was taken hostage by a nasty assassin. As you might expect. the fnendly pink chopper came to her rescue and thwarted an assassination attempt. "Riptide" is mindless mayhem from the "A Team" mold, but its much more fun than "Blue Thunder." Finally. there's .. A1rwolf." A two-hour pilot movie aired last Sunday, but the show moves to a re~ular 9 p.m. Satu~ slo t on Jan. 28. This one emerged from the typewriter of Donald Bellisario, the writer- producer best known for h is work on "Magnum. P.I." Like Thomas Magnum. the hero of"Airwol~' is a graduate of the Sensitive Macho School. Rugged Jan-Michael Vincent portrays Stringfellow Hawke, an ace heli copter pilot who lives alone in a wilderness cabin. He owns a fine art collection and plays the cello. He doesn't eat meai. He's a loner because everyone close to him has died. He does have one sidekick. an earthy old stunt pilot played by Ernest Borgnine. In the pilot movie. Hawke reluctantly agreed to steal back a renegade scientist's Jet-powered chopper. capable of surpassing the speed of sound. And despite his usual caution, he allowed himself to fall in love with a shapely agent portrayed by Belinda Bauer. "Don't worty." she told him. "I'm not going to die on you. I promise." So of course you knew she was doomed. And you knew Hawke wo uld steal the Airwolf (with surprising ease) and get revenge by using the chopper's firepower to blast the mad scientist Lo bits. If the writers aren't careful. "Airw'olf' may be grounded by its own pretensions. But Vincent and Borgnine are a likable pair. and with a little more humor, "'A1rwolf' may be a scncs worth watching. TV TIDBITS: Michael Landon, who played Little Joe for 14 years on "Bonanza"' and Charles Ingalls for nine years on "Little House on the Prairie." is developmg a new series. Landon has signed an agreement with NBC to star in such a senes and to produce tel9vision movies and miniseries. His new sef'ics could premiere next fall. Comedian Robert Klein has been !>igned to conduct humorous "Streets of Ne"' York" interviews on NBC's new scncs. "TV's Bloopers and Prac11cal Jokes." He will make h1'i first appearance on 1he ~ho" Monday Friday, January 27, 1984 3 ~-----------------------------· .. -Dayti11ae Drama Cecille, Peter join mile-high club On'Another World' they embrace on jet bound for Canada --------- By LYNDA HIRSCH ALL MY CRlLDREN: The: coun tkc1dcs Angie and Jesse have nght to baby. Les faces disbarment and Pat leaving ham over black-market baby dealings. Angie refuses to reconcile with Les. Nina·~ plans to make Cliff jealous work . although Sam, who's making Cliffjealous, confides he has grown very fond of Nina. Mike spots Ericn kissing Adam. Edna thanks Tad's a gold-digger and orders Dotty to stop seeing him, but Dotty plans to anyway. Alfred dates Dotty. Donna considers telling Ross about her hooker past. Gil saves Ellen from attacker. Tom leaves town when his father suffers heart attack. AS THE WORLD TURNS: Fran!.. teams his life is an danger and cancels trip to Montreal with Lila. saying she's m danger when she's around ham . Craig furious when he learns Kam turned lakefront propeny over to the Throwaway Kid~ group. Tom tells Margo that Callahan is setting trap for John. Dusty loses m~ny friends when their parents believe John shot Bob. Karen convinces Dusty that John s;aved Bob's life and didn't try to harm him. Richard tells John he wants ham to kill Gunnar or Karen will be framed for Bob's shooting. Marcy applies for JOb as Danielle's nurse but runs out when Betsy checks her referen ces. La la walks in while Betsy t!i wtth Steve and calls her a tramp, ah hough Betsy insist~ she and Steve have done nothing. ANOTHER WORLD· Mark demands an explanation when he discovers engage- ment ring Jamie gave Stacy he tells Mark if be quesuons the paternity of their baby, pt'.rhaps they should split up. Mark takes JOb as columnist for Brava. Julia decides not to wnte novel based on Sally's love life. and is stunned when Cass refuses to give back book outline. saying it'll become a bestseller. Julia begs Gil to help her steal back the book Peter invites Cecille to Jet to Canada. Ted tells Perry he wants him to take over a larger cocaine-dealing territory in Bay Cny, but Perry says first he must meet Mr. Big. Peter makes love to ("ecille in the lounge of Mac's com pan} )Cl Clance confronts Quinn about part-t 1rnc JOh at Frame Construction Co. CAPITOL: While dancing with Zeb. M~ie calls him Jimmy. Trey admits to Juhe he and Sloane serious about one another. Julie gets tipsy at the pany. Myrna tells Vera Sweet that Mark and C'lanssa are lovers. Wally upset ""hen he spots Jo1dy and Beth dancmg closely. They share a passionate cmhracc on th<' terrat"c, although both feel guilty 1 he '.t-arc unaware that Zeb has spatted 1hc:m \ lkrangt"d 4 Friday, January 27, 1984 Paula fires her gun, ~lightl y 11111111ng I ~ lcr and shooting Clan~sa who Ill'' 1n n1ma and may be paraly1ed. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: .\ga1n~t Roman's washes. Anna heads for Salem and Alex·~ house, where she feigns fatntmg ~pell. Ho~ grateful whl'n I alT) arranges Bo's release from J<HI. Tony follows Phoenix'~ instru<.•tions and has rm:l..pocl..l't steal the Baka kc> from l:ugcnc. Doug fears he won't be able 10 lcau "normal" life after hean attack. Roman d1)(.·o .. crs Bal...a ke) links Bradfo1d and D1Mc1a famtlll''>. Hope signs final papers to get 111hc111<1nn:. I 11 tells Don she love) l11m and can't help smgmg her lo\ c songs to l11m al Doug's place. Roman 1~ )Cc:n 1n 'alcm hut eludes capture. Later. the mu1dcn."r gvcs anto secret room to put mes~gc 1n rnmputcr as the mask of Roman lay~ nearb>. A fn:cllog Roman huddles 1n a dcsen cd warehouse while the murderer put~ on the mask and prepares to kill again. Ho~ >:>crc:Jm' in the shower as the murderer dl~gu1M:d as Roman lunges al her with l..n1fo. EDGE OF NIGHT; Mrs. DcGrut planf> to get Sky and Jamie to leave Ra ven but her plans fatl. Raven admits to S~y that she has mixed feelings for logan. Having been blind himself, Mike tells Chns to. get therapy. Preacher helps Man>' fight off three thugs and agrees to be eng.meer for Beth's call-in show and work fqr. the Suicide Hotline. On his first day fh"re. Preacher gets call lrom hl'll<'y, "ho's contemplating suicide. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Monica thrilled, realmng she may ha' e been put 1n touch with her natural famil}. Brock in fina1 c1al bind as Bohb1 '>uppon<. Rid..'\ dens1•rn 10 doc;e factory tcmpora11ly wh1k thev tracl.. down botulism. Hobh1 rnllapscs and starts hemorrhaging: Hrock is told !>ht> needs hy~terectomy Brod decides to cau~ trouble for Rick b) looking into Mike's adoption. Rick cautions Blackie that Steffie Brand's record1ngcon1rnct ma) mean trouble for him. Jake ask!. Rose to marry him. but she' unsure occause of 1he1r different religions < daa $h.tnned when Grant suggests thl')' takl' go"crnmcnt up on relocation otlea Giant meet!> the man "'hose 1dent1l) he tool.. ~ca~ ago Ciovernmen1 tclb Giant that he can no longer use real Grant's name and must use his rea l name. Andre. \cha confu sed when she gets phone ca ll from Ant.Ire while thl' real Grant as an her la' 1n~ room GUIDING LIGHT: l UJark as\aulh I on~ and takes mone) Floyd lelt behind ~ff Floyd finds I uJack but learns money ~ps blown awa)'. Josh agrees to offer Ross job as LTA law)'erwhcn he rcal11esTri\h loves Ross. John tells Warren '·aru'i he's working on will soon reach Noith America. John pleased Hillary saw ham k1s)1ng Katie becau!>C he doc'> not want an\ <'Onlm1t· men ts .\hhough thl')' Im c cac h other Claire and Kelly decide ht.• must 1akt• out of-town mcd1ral assignment Mind~ and Rid, admit their lo'c for om· another before Brad holds Jlun on thl·m but Rick fo1ccs Brad to back do~n. Reva tells Jo~h she lo\C:s him , but he says she's JUSt using l11m. l lp!.ct because Vanessa has called off marriage, Bill> takes Reva to lunch and ot1ers her money:Beth tells Ph1l1p she can never marry him. LOVING: Cunis bclle .. es Lily 11 as lhl" real personalitx. not Lily I. The psychaatmt "arns that Lily trs personality can he dangerous. Shana and Jim relive their former romance. Rita Mae having hard 11mc in school. but tell~ Billy she plam 10 tough 1t out. Ann vows to make a go of marriage with Roget. Lily II has feeling of total control over Lily I: she tncs to run away but 1s stopped by Jack. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Simon tells Asa 1hat he is Guerrero's son. Asa gives Simon 48 hour~ to tell where fonunc as or he'll ha' c him Jailcd. Dchlah wants to be taken to Broadwa:r by Warren which makes Brad angr:r . Hawk decides he has to kill Jenn} or be exposed as 1he San Carlos terrorist. Just as Hawk's about to ambush her. he 1s interrupted and his chance to kill her passes. Financial problems cause V1ck1 to sell out some major Ba.oner holdings. Cal.SIC developing major crush on Simon. Donari wants 10 break them up, but Herb refuses to intervene RYAN'S HOPE: 1obhan lea ms she 1s pregnant and 8111 proposes to her Siobhan tells Bill that Joe is the father but Bill says he still wants 10 marl) her. Joe informs Ma>. he's going back 10 France and won't \ee Siobhan again Jack turns down S~ dnq "s ~xual proposition. Maggie takes 1oh at Greenberg delicatessen and is saved from knifc-w1cld1ng punk rocker b) Dave who later gets custody of the troubled ~outh. Jill \tunned when Max packs Ryan & R~an to represent the financial interests for the nl'w hospital endowment. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Thanks to a setup by Wendy, Suzi walks in on Warren and Wendy cavoning at a lover's hide- away. Hogan steps out from the studio shadows to stop Sunny from cross-examin- ing a stagehand who complimented her sweater. A mysterious woman writes a letter hoping her child will be as well cared for as Travis and Lila's baby. Travis upset •when teen-ager pulls gold chain off Liza's nee!.. Jo Y.ams Stephanie and Martin she will not M"e Suzi l\un by their scheme even 1f 1t 1s an attempt to end her horrendous mamagc to Warren. Brian searches wane bottles in the Ri verboat on a hunch the tn1ssang $3 million as there. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Kaye decides she wants plastic surgery. Jack now convmced Gina not the blackmailer and Jill feels the same about Kaye. They wonder who dtd take the pictures of them at the cahin. and fear what will happen if John ever finds out Paul returns to Genoa C11v hcfore Lauren can find ham an Hawa11. Paul and A.ndy wonder wh y Rick ne,er wught monetaf) payment in his wife's cka th. N1kk1 and Rick have maJor fight. then he buys her expensive g1fi. _......... ............. ----------~~- AUTHORIZED SALES/SERVICE/SATISFACTION AMC-JEEP ORANGE COAST AMC-JEEP-RENAULT 2524 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -549-8023 ROY CARVER BMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640-6444 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana ·-835-3171 CADILLAC NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor BJvd . Costa Mesa -540-9100 CHEVROLET CONNELL CHEVROLET 2800 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 <a 11 ;ff i' a;' u 51:t.1•1 n• ATLAS CHRYSLER-Pl YMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd. Cpsta Mesa -546-1934 Daily Pilat FORD THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 642-0010 -540-8211 HONDA UNIVERSITY HONDA 2860 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-0713 ISUZU SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN-ISUZU 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-2000 LINCOLN-MERCURY BEACH LINCOLN-MERCURY 16800· Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 848-n39 PONTIAC BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC 13600 Beach Blvd. Westminster 892-6651 -636-2500 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSON, INC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0900 MEISTER PORSCHE-AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -636-2333 TOYOTA EARLE IKE TOYOTA 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-9303 VOLKSWAGEN SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN/ISUZU 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-2000 VOLVO EARLE IKE VOLVO 1966 Harbor·Blvd. Costa Mesa -648-9303 Friday, January 27, 1984 5 -Taba Toppers -•l'riclay ____ _ 19" TOP lllullo Md Dl•llfr .. ..... C""1 ca.... ............ .., ............................... lnoluclna ......, D•5lll, 0.. MkroJd ...... ....,., .. 1 lw.) .. Cl) PUil. t'M ...... ., ...... . ln ........... 1 ....... ... ................... ~ Mlle.,..., .... ......... ...... ~ ......... Lealer Ann ......... <'-' I) (J .... , -IJ Cl) W1T ~ DC•llO c.. ................... ....... = ......................... .. ............ Oelu&; a.. ... , ... .,.,. "'~ Ar•l•'W tw.) D G TY'l ,.H•IT 1111•rrt 0.. v ... ~e.t ...... 1 ....... ~. ..... Curtin Md llo•a'd 1°11 IA ... Mat .~ ................... ... wtaloft. (R) (1 tw.) --Saturday AfiSSIOC. a:a 6:) A VllW ,_ n11 n•r.., "°"' FALTlll'I WOIU TM .... wM ..... duoed -oowet'9 .. .. .... .., ........... ,.... .. ...,.. •• d ... ..................... ,.. ............. .......................... ....... ( .. ) W 0 MOW nll WbT WAI Well '1!>nll ..... .,... ....... .. ......... .,..... ..................... .... ..., ........................ .... ....,,... -MwtoM ,.. ••• ----...................... ,_ ... =--llOllW ........... . la fJl) • 1"1 lllADOW t1I nll llOUn'-A tlM portrWt of IMUHblM olll9 lllf .... Wlallwlre......_1111D11aut• ....... ........................ llL llolCW.,. .. fD UnouL. ~ RCW. ...... Of ,.,... TM 1•11d1nt 1111 M of .... ....... ..... elqlltlna .... ... wth'e ..................... 11 .......... ....., .. , ....... .... .............................. ....,.._ (R) Q (1 llf.) .. Cl) DmUY llOOM: 1"1 llAll Me ...... ............... trl•••• ......... ""° .... llHDIM -.. llal)coM'a ...... toweble .............. ,,, •••• -0 ntl HOOMI A looll ti 1M __, Hod9a Counlry ,....,.. In lltlrulan der, "'9. tlMll tr111tud11 1119111 a 111 .., OOUlilry ........................ ... Nia. ................. ,.... ...... ~ ......... ...., .. .., .................. (1 .... ) ..... 1unc1ay .. __ __ •••11 .. Gi> 1"I lllTM AllUR Y • YAllCCMB n.1n .................. d ......... .. .... ,. ••• ...., ........... 0.... of a.ioMe In Var.ioa..,.,, ...... C... ....... .. ........ (") (1 llr.) ... 1"I lll1'M AllP Y • YAICOUVa TM .. ..._ ... n ........ •1llal1d al IM .......... ...., ............ c...- .. CfMlr._ lft V•DDWlf, ...... C... ........... ......._(R)(11w.) llfi&SIDOM Ht tD COM• A -.: ... Mr ctncu'11 toOlWOOIMNa .... ofW ....... IM help of. girt ... la Ollllthelld .,,. 6 Friday. January 27, 1984 Corporate wizard Lee Iacocca and hta manage- ment miracle that aaved Ameri- ca'• third tarceat car maker from bankruptcy are profiled on an hour-looi apecial at 7 p.m. Sunday on Channel 4 . • 8 I Wint WU r11tln* o ....,. hM ••.. , ..... ..,. ............. ..... ~-......... '--,•• A "1nitJ fl I 111111111• ...... lft ~ -.............. ,. ........ ... T.Y • ..a ..... ..-. t QB WI mt COAL: A FOITUIT t1I Tllm ~no.,..._ .... ....., .. ................. ... ....1n ... -... .. ..... ... .... ( )(1 llr.) ......, . .. ., l.l'll11UI OP 1"1 mt Me FAllOUI A ............ = .............. . ........ .... DlaM, ..... ... ,_., ...... ·=· D9wld ........ ....,. -... ,.. aw, ••hiwl ~--..... ~ .... , 19 D e IACOCCAt Al Mm:M FflGflll A ,_......,._.,IA111 ...... ..._ =:15---~2·••llil• ..,, ... ..., ..... .(11w.) ... --AWMIJI ,,._ C.-. ..... . .,... ................ ...... WHAl"f ltt?lrt?t ............. eM • .... , 111111 .., ... ,..., ..... ,.,.... ,._ ........... n .. .. ....... . ""rt111n_......_....,...,., • --= .. ,...,.. ..... ... ...... ? ............. ......, ....... ~~·······,,_. ................... !, ...... .__ ... -..., ........ =, GD IACOCCAf MAWAI A por-lnlt el .. llml Ill ...... ..... ~ ..... u ......... ..... == ........... .......... ..... "'lii~1 "'·> ta(!)~ A la"'*"' al dl1'111 ................................. --.................... ,.n11 .._ he ,._ ...,, IM lnu••"#· r.) tllll .._ • ~ Gary c..... ..... L&auuwe ............ 11111•1n ........... ofh1A ............. ln tM WOtl4'a ffYO.,.ftl RIUona lfwDllll'IM...._ llxoftl-. .......(11w.) s _ ...... II\' ___ _ . .. .. .. flt • 1"I lltADOW "' lMI llCUITA19 • _,......,_...... ....... _ .... ................... ,.. ....... of ............ , .. ....,. and°" • lla«lnlar. (0) ITMlnl(JCI A ,.... 11rt la tom .......................... ............................ _ ... to,._ .... ,, ......... . (1 lw.) ~ .. C.H) IOTTA DAa, IOTTA .. Thia =:z:Dlh6 liNl el ..... ••'aell -";"._ • =-D 11 .., Aallllr'l and ....... , ............ ""'· ....,.. .............. .....,and ....... -car..et." "'fte a.. And I," .............. ".;::• .... and ..,......,...,. ....... (1 lw.) .. D G 1"1 llOIT IUUTN.-. • nt1 WOMA DftW Itta 11 ... fl _._ ...,_ ~ ................... ..... ..._21oonaua.a .. ,.,, .. ,,...,.. ,, ....................... ...... .......... .,, ............. . lng._t1l1aa1L(= ta a:J' 1"I Rl•I I.I.. DOCTOROW Am ntl .... CMM'YTM l.L D11l1 OW'• worll II ,.,.,.., t11u11i11 pnuwulj °" ... ................. and .... ........... ,, ~ -Tuescley ___ _ -Weclnescbry __ _ _...... .............. ____________ ~~- Dayt'••• ....... CllllCN•ll ... ..., •••u. GD TODAY LAvmm a-.n a Cf/9Mlf ,_CWI •wna. -~GOOD llOll•lll AlmlCA IUC1'IC Ct9Mlf (JI) -1MIMOOZUI c:ow.umruu.cm.,, llCMI --Cl•Hlll 1MI f'IMrl'fomt ...,.._=. ..... ..,. tll cc. ---·(TUI) =::=r:..1111) ___ t-..., ==-~-;,:r., -(J)M,_.._, I.AIM.MD -. tllNINm -LUllMllMMUDl-(119) .... TO.._ .. · i=Jr,.!,, Dll 1..- lrtl •111•.c••• 1!11 I A& WIATim c-. TUI,.., ••lam> .... ~w,,..• I .. ,. ,,...,.,., ~,....., WOODY WOODfllCIB MA1CN I MOU.YWOOD ICl'Am TOllMO.,_,, ... = .. ...,..,_A .. IODY IUDll5ll 1UI..., =~L~ ~ 1MI ,,. • ..J:r' " .... MATTa MIOC•OY (119) .. :.E. 1111) .E . .. . ,. ... 1111) -.. .. ..... ~ -----MW'UID2IOO L~ •UDDI .. .. .......... ._. .....m= .. ET =-~ ~ .. 1.ln'-=r ..... lnmT .. I A&llll.19 1W ~-..n.m ==-~(M. TMU,flll) i llnNT TO ·' •• IOIWIZA ==:-..c.. Q)PAl&Y,_., llCMI :-c: A C-.1'111) 2ltODA ..ru•rTTW ,.,..... --11 ~cc:J.n FOR TMI ..-icu UC111Cef/9= ·--IUIDN 1111-·-(119) ;1MlllADIQ OP......,...~ .. MY•y .. 1MICA'nm A .. DAY• M) .. WVlll'TOllAWIR -ln'llACY 1111) .. NMMOPOMYN ===~ TOllMO.,.., 1W -~~ "'"""°" == AmYWOllh ... QOTTA DMCI. 1 .. (lllOI) moAY llOVll~ ADMl-11 .,..._ ---lnmT~ = ~ WID, 1111) ..... ITmTQ .:&. .... Ile> -lDAI .. (J) ..... =MAim COLLWIMllTIAU.Jm .. lMI ,ACTt °' (I) -UClll~ MW'Y MIOC-.A OW) A&LOIAMW" =-==T\11,Pll) · 11e1••1 ra 11M'TCM ,,...., TOii M-. 1111) mllCOPI ~ ..... MULi : llAl9W.~1111) mAT •ACI COAITD . ...,..ITmf(Rf.i,._~ JUteraoon mMmlTMITQ DOIWIUI -, .. ma-I M-tCOlfrACT YCMm IUUTll\I. GD DAYI OP CUI LMI 1 1"1.UT-.&.Y..,.._~) TWIJMJZ!Om PABmTALITlllATM 1.:1' llY CMLll- llCMI 5. 1UI) )llOVll I DMA11 OP..,.._ .. ... Cl))llCMI -Cl),... YCUtWC« Friday. January 27. 1984 7 IMI OI TMI C8fM'f ~------------------------------.. -l>ayti·• Cont. ood for you! .. -rriclay -JUtel'noon 11ov1es- a. ml "The Story Qt Mankind" ( 195 7. Fan· tasy) Ronald Colman, Hedy Lamarr (2 hrs.) {_c) "8111" ( 1981. Orama) Mickey Rooney. Dennis Quaid ( 1 hr • 40 mlt'I) lO) "Best Friends" ( 1982. Comedy) Burt Reynolds. Goldie Hawn. ( 1 hr .• SO min ) "SIX Pack" ( t982. Comedy) Kenny R9gers. Otane Lane ( 1 hr • 45 min ) 11:11 U "Kitty And The Bagman" ( 1982. Comedy) Liddy Clark, John Stanton ( 1 hr .35mm). W ··shipwreck" ( 1978. Adventure) Rob- er1 Logan, M1kk1 Jamlson-Ol&on ( 1 hr • 43 min) 'Ktsa Me Goodbye" ( 1982, Comedy) Salty Field, Jamn Caan ( t hr , 42 min ) HI~ "Victor I Victoria" ( 1982, Comedy) Jvhe Andrews. Robert Preston (2 hrs . 14 mm) CQ) "Dead End" ( 1937. Drama) Sy1111a Sidney, Joel McCrea (2 hrs) a.g "F'r118 Days One Summer" (1982, Ora- ma) Sean Connery, Betsy Brentley ( t l"lr .• SO min) •CID "cannery Row" ( 1982. Drama) Nk:k Nolte. Debra Winger (2 hrs ) Cl.> ''Shoot The Moon" ( 1982. Orama) Albert Finney, Dtane Keaton (2 hrs 5 min) Cl) "BIOnde Venus" ( t932. Romance) Marlene Ote!rleh. Cary ·Grant ( 1 hr • 20 mm) 419 CJ ·-rd Climb The Highest Mountain" ( 1951, Drama) Rory Calhoun. Susan Hayward ( 1 hr . 28 min ) 0 "fl Came Frorre HOiiywood" ( 1982. Comedy) John Candy. Dan Aykroyd ( 1 hr. 20m1n) •(!) "Flaming Star" ( 1960, Adventure) Elvis Presley. Barbara Eden (2 hrs ) ~ "Three Warriors" (1977, Drama) Randy Quaid, Charles White Eagle ( t hr 49mm) {Z) 'Hanover Street' ( 1979, Romance) Hamson Ford. Lesley Anne Down ( 1 hr , 49m1n) .. (L ·The Twelve Cl'l81rs" ( 1970. Come- dy) Aon Moody, Frank Langella. ( 1 hr , 30m1n) -Evening ...... C81 ... ..w•8Q*4 MC ... Q .... ~.,, ......... MAOa1.-••w .... ... Of flt.OM&.,.,.. -"-MIC TOP..,. IODl8 Curtis Parker I Don· aid Bowers in a 10-round mlddleweighl bout (hve from AllantlC City. N.J.) (2 hrs . 30 min.) (}j) UITM, .. MD,_ • COllC8JT The 1au·fvnk-rock group combine explOSIVe singing wuh complex choreography and flashy special effects In a performance taped at lhe Oakland Coliseum 1n Oak· land, California ( 1 hr ) CJ) llCMI .. Sa11annah Smites.. (1982. Adventure) Mark Miiier, Donovan Scott A runaway r1ch girl lags along with a pair ot bumbling fug11111e criminals. 'PG' ( 1 hr , 45mfn) D llCMI 'Beastmaster.. ( 1982. Adllen· ture) Marc Singer Tanya Roberts A young man with an unusual talent for gov- erning animals searches for the viffaln reapoo&1bfe '°' the de8tructlon of his vll-1a . 'PG' (I hr , 45 min) DICaYMlmm ..... TAii ... --Of~ • PACll Of CUl.1"111 llCMI "Snoopy Come Home .. ( 1972. Comedy) An4mated The "Pean4Jta" gang become UPMI when their belOved beO dec1cJes to leave home on a search for Tils roots. 'G~ hr , 21 min ) NII:' ... .... 1111 TOP Mualc and comedy wtlh host Chevy Chate. who IS )Oined by top rock 111deo art1&ls and comedians lnctuding Rodney Dangerfield, Dan Ackroyd and Biii Murray ( 1 hr ) I~=--· A 111s11 with Jimmy Con nors about his leM11 comeback. a service that helps tingle people overcome lhelr i ness and dating problems. ,,.,..., ... ':.tu•rT TCll•rr Actor Tony Aober.t.$ tallls abOUI his upcoming tefevl- slon serle&, Jermaine Jackson dlScusses lh~=mJ=MY • ••••9CMT LMCC118C'Tm .......~ ... -1111 Ill Len Dawson and Nick Buonlconll host a review of the p<evlOUS weet<'s NFL highlights (1 hr ) 11CM1 "Sa11innah Smiles" ( 1982. Adventure) Mark Miiier, Donovan Scott. A runaway rich glrl tags along with a pair of bumbling fugitive cnm1nals. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 45 min) CQ) llCMI .. Best Friends" ( 1982. Come- dy) Burt Reynolds, Goldie Hawn Two screenwriters Who have a good personal and profess100af relat1onshlp overextend lhe1r friendship by getting married 'PG' l1 hr .• 50 min) lZJ llCMI "Foul Play'· ( 1978, Comedy) Goldie Hawn Chevy Chase A llb<arlan enlists the aid of an inept police detective after she becomes ln11olved In a bizarre series of murders and kidnapping atte~ 'PG' ( 1 hr . 56 min ) '1\) "The Battle At Apache Pass" ( 1952. Western) John Lund. Jett Chan- dler An Indian and a ca11alry major totn forces to prevent Geronimo from mas- sac=htle settlers (2 hrs.) :11C*1111 TOR Featured beh1nd-the- scenes at the making of James Ingram and Mlchael McDonalds' first video; a walktng tour of Spring Street, a special lool< at the Sta= Foundation BQ)PAl&Y lft C* L.A. Featured: a look at com- pute< filmmak1ng, a report on the classy Olympic sport of crew rowing, a look at the "macho" men who drive the big rig trucks. sweater fashions are back. and mor~lar than ever fl1 1,.~ 1-ITOIY .. SuperbOwl I Svperpar· ty" The history of the Super Bowl Is pre- sented, with a lool( al how all-out media coverage has spurred the concurrent grow1h ot lhe NFL and tele11lslon network ~rts d=tments '1l>WAll......,.~•MYllW •II ()) 1M1 C1U111 Of MAZZAllD Luke's girl- friend becomes the target tor murder by her manager ( t hr.) D GD LIGll9I Jack and Jody help an allracllve woman Who kfflera want to ellml- nate because ahe P<»telS88 en Incrimi- nating lope ( 1 hr ) • llOWll .. Action In The North Atlantic" ( 1943. Ad11enture) Humphrey Bogart, Raymond Massey. Merchant marines fight desperately to keep shipping lanes open during_!Yorld War II. (2 hrs.) G a> ~ When the PrEISldent demands a security check of all !he Gov· ernor's emplOyees before making a visit. Ben$On ls labeled a spy Q ~POUCIWOMM ~':f.tu•m TW Actor Tony Roberts talks about his upcoming televl· S10n series; Jermaine Jackson dlscu&aea his recent music. G> PIML The stories of three couples re5idlng In Hawaii In 1941 are followed just pnor to and during the attack on Peart Harbor; Angle Dickinson. Robert Wagner. Dennis Wea11er and Lesley Ann Warren star (Part 3~ £BJ. ..... ~ .... Cl) WALUTmr-"Tech Talk" Guest. Richard J. Yaahewskl. senior vb p<eal-- dent and director of technlcaf ana1)'111s. Butcher & Singer, Inc. ~ llCMI "Biii" (1981. Drama) Mlci<ey Rooney. Dennis Quaid A man. lnstltutlon- ahzed 1n a mental hospital for « years. enters the outside world. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) c:Ei) llOWll "Forced Vengeanoe" ( 19&2. Adventure) Chuck Norris, Mary Loulle Weller A karate expert uses his moves to -. dri11e rnobstera out of a Hong Kong gam~ bll~blishment 'R' (1 hr., 43 min.) "Six Pa~" ( 1982. Comedy) Kenny Aog~s. Diane Lane. A race-car dr111er turns a sextet of juvenile car strtppers into a winning pit crew 'PG' ( 1 hr.. 45 min) u llCMI "White Dog" (1982, Adven- ture) Kristy McNIChol, Paul Winfield A young actress takes In a dog she hit with her car. later dlsco11erlng that the animal Is trained to attack blacks 'PO' (1 hr. 30 min} .. (11) ALL• M PAI& Y •D 9 WWWIM Webster 11ruggfes to keep the tact that he is a bed-wetter from ffi =r ~;nts and his friends. at PA mAUZlll A visit with Jimmy Coo- nors about his tennis comebe~. a service that helps single people overcome their ~ness and dating problems.. U!J WAU.STmf-.. Tech Talk" Guest: Richard J Yashewskl. senior vice p<esl· dent and director of technleal anafysls, Butcher & Singer. Inc 8!) • COOi .. ORMm CCMnT ''Reha- bif1talion Institute Of Orange County" This program looks at the efforts of R.1.0. to help people who ha11e become dlubled make the transition from depeodency to lnd=ence i ..... .. 1MICA1\M .. nlP U. IOXlll Curtis Parl<er I Don- ald Bowers in a l 0-round mlddlewtlght bout (from Atlantic City NJ.) (R) (2 hrs . 30mm) .. fJ Cl) DAIJ.M MISS Ellie makes • final deelslon concerning her plans to marry Clayton, and J R and Clayton have a showdOwn at Southfork ( 1 hr.) 0 Ol) ntl llAITD The MHter and his Friday, January 27, 1984 9 -l'riclay Cont. young apprentice cross paths with a pow- ertuJ ooenlaLgOd~~ 1 hr ) IJ ®l ILW ' Chaney eeeks revenge against a man who murdered a beautltul agent he once worked with I 1 hr) I= _,. Scheduled. Marty Allen & Steve Rossi. actress Debofal'\ Adair ("Dynasty"). also. the comedy magic of &;'~wJ 1hr) «!) ~ .. We Are O<tven" The dark· er side of Japanese labof relations ts explored. behind the positive Images of ~h elflc1ency and high morale. 9 ( 1 hr ) lLJ llOWll "Sharky's Machine' (1981. Adventure) Bun Reynolds. Rachel Ward A vice COR. uncovers hlgh~level govern- ment corruption w hlle lnves1~tlng ·the murder ol a call girl 'R' (2 hrs ) QI llOWll "White Dog" (1982. A""80· lure) Kristy McNIChol, Paul Wlnfleld A young actress takes In a dog &he hit with her car. later discovering that the anlmal 1s trained to attack blacks ·po· ( 1 hr • 30 min) (%) llOWll "Kiss Me Goodbye" ( 1982. Comedy} Sally Aeld. James Caan. A wld· ow who 1s about to remarry 11 visited by her late husband's ghost. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 42 min) .. •:=-rTUCU 11111 ~ COlllCI••• Based on the novel by John D MacDonald. An Impending hurri- cane threatens the lives of the resident' of an exclusrve condominium blJ1lt by a greedy and 1rresponslble corporation Starring Barbara Eden, Dan Haggerty and Steve Forrest (Part 2) (2 hrs.) IDT mc:alAaY M ... Comedy sketches combine with claSSle film and news footage 1n an offbeat. satiric take- ofl mMOMIMCM -a Cl) ...,,. WCO\'BI' oc•rao Carol Burnett and opera star Placido Domingo otter a mixture of music and comedy from the Dorothy Chandler Pavi- lion 1n Los Angeles ( 1 hr) O G) Tn ~ 11•1fta•.-""1• Dick van· Dyke Cart Reiner. Beatrk:e Arthur. Jane Curlin and Howard Hessman host a lrll>- ule 10 30 years of comedy 1n tetevls1on. ~),J.1 hr) ' Ii 9 ~~ ttOUITC* Matt attempts to help a former policeman who Is being charged with murder and the possession of $2 m1lllon worth of cocaine Q ( 1 hr ) -~=MCI II) ~CAI PUYtGm "Pudd'nhead WOson·· Mark Twain's classic pre-Civil War story 1nvOIVes a mystety based on mistaken 1dent1ttes that ts solved by the town's lawyer. Pudd'nhead Wilson Q (t hr 30 min ) CC) llOWll "Vielor I VlctOfta" ( 1982. Comedy) Juhe Andrews. Robert Preston A gay impresario turns a staMflg !llOQSr into the ra~ of 1930s Pans by bllllng her as Europe s greatest female Impersona- tor 'PG' (2 hrs . 1• min ) (l:t) mWll "All The Rivers Run" (Pan 1) ( 1983. Drama) Sigrid Thornton, John Waters The headstrong wile of a river- boat caplain finds adventure and romance m turn· of-the-century Austraha j 1 hr , 40 min ) S MO¥ll .. The Gamble<" ( 1980. West· ernl Kenny Ro0ers. Lee Purcell A orofes- 10 Friday, January 27. 1984 Slonal gambler takes a train ride through tne Old West to help his estranged son end finds romance with a shady society lady alOng the way (2 hrs) 0 _,. "Forced Venqeance.. ( 1982 Adventure) Chuck Norns. Mary Louise Weller A karate expert uses his movet to drive mobsters out of a Hong Kong gem· bl1ng estabh9hment 'R' I 1 hr . •3 min ) ·llOlD.a --.JTUCH -.. ...,. ... ", ... ,_ ... M cm.CNll'I ~y IHOWCAm 1W fll' Cl)®) OD ... llOWM I llMTWI LAUGH• .., ..... TOP•YlllOI ... • •CM "-Aneoull 'Pudd'nheaa Wiison" Mark Tllo(i)1n's clasSIC. pre-Clv1I Waf story )nvotves a ~lery bas:ed on "' mistaken 1den1tties that 1s solved by the town's lawye<, Pudd'nhead Wiison Q ( 1 hr. 30m1n) CD llOWll "Memphis Calhouse Blues .. (No Date, Drema) Anriette Haven A preacher attempts to close down a local hou=roslltution ( 1 hr , 15 min ) "I Love You (Eu Te Amo)·· ( 198 1. Drama) Sonia Braga Paulo Cesar Pere10 Two people begin an e,..plo!llve affair In an attempt to forget their former lovers ( 1 hr , 45 min ) I WMAT'IWf._. 1W ...,. TUCXt tW 90l1m 1ta llOWll "Ruckus ( 1980. Drama) Dirk Benedict, Linda Blair A shell-shocked Vietnam veteran dtlll~rbs the peace of a small Alabama town (2 hrs. 10 min.) CJ f.D mT OI CAMOee Guests singer Tom Jones actress Anita Gillette (Al ( 1 hr ) •nr=..m.M ~ MO¥ll 'Ruckvs' ( 1980 Drama) 0111< Benedict, Linda Blatr A shell-shocked Vietnam veteran disturbs the peace of a small Alabama town (2 hrs 15 min ) l •llMCMOl-ZAm _., TMUTRI ltlCll OI M llQHT Guests Queen Biiiie And Tht! Beaters ( 1 hr 30 mm ) l ll•llOflMM...CO -fl001UL.L (R) 90¥W "Centerspread Girls .. (No Date. Fantasy) Annette Haven VerontCa Hart When the leaders of a morahty group threaten a lawsun agamst a ~1n mags· iine, the publisher sends her models Into action ( 1 ht , 36 min ) m 111 Q.UI "Amer1Ca Al The Cross· roads .. Topic runaway children· how par· ents can meet their needs and keep them at home ( 1 hr . 30 min ) tW teo~ATT'UCTIC* Dan Ingram presents a coflecllOn of chps from forth coming film% spor1!llnd specials. 11.9 Mlm llTQICOC:K ,.._.., ... ..,. •£ llaT•IWCM ... CCIUW umTUU...alrf IOCK OI THI -The Spandau Ballet Roman HOiiiday and The Blasters pertorm their exc1t1ng hits from the HollywOOd Pal ace ( 1 hr J 0 llOWll Fast Times A1 Rtdgemont High" (1982 Comedy) Sean Penn, Jen· n1fer Jason Leigh Students &I a typical .. American t11gh school confront the chat lenges of adulthood drugs sex and schootwork 'R' ( I '" 30 min I -~'911ff TMCU t1I .. AmlCA ( IMTM. WllD MD ..... cocaT The jazz-funk-rock group eombine ·~Ive singing with comDlex choreography and llashy special effects In a pertormanoe taped at the Oakland COff9eum In Oak- land Gallfomia ( 1 hr.) it:8D GD 119AY ...,. ...,. Videos include a duet by Rick James and Smokey Robinson ( .. Ebony Eyes"). Paul McCart· ney ("So Bad .. ) and The Stray Cats ("look At Thal Cadillac") (1 hr .. 30 min) l ~CA'ITOP191 IOIJC 11 llT L.Al --llOWll "Brotherly Love" ( 1970. Ora· ma) Peter O'TC>Ole. SU..nneh York A woman's tanatleal attachment 10 her men- tally 111 brother causes MYefe compliCa lions 1n her marital relationship. ( 1 hr . 30 min) (!) llOIMl WTWI uu.MI 9 8fT81t':ll•IT TCllUrr ActOf Tony Roberts 1a11<11 abOut .hie upcpmlng teleVI· Ston series. Jermaine Jackson discusses his 'recent mys!<: Cl) LCM. a.-cuenu (!.) • 11¥"' "Cuur"t Pa~ Biiiiards Classic" (R) ( 1 hr ) (()UICT.-." lnmAllLMl.PMTll MDI w" ... u MCOllD~CGUICTat (!) lllMI "The Spollera" ( 19•2. Ad11en· ture) John Wayne. Marlene Oletr1ch. An outlaw dtes while trying to steal gold from miners (2 hrs J G) AU.MTMl,M&Y m llOWll "Illegal.. ( 1955, Orama) Edward G Robinson, Ntna Foch A former Pf06eCUtor and his wife find themSelves enmeshed 1n '"c.keteerlng activities. (2 hrs, 30 min ) llO¥ll .. Knightndefs" ( 1981. Adven ture} Ed Hams. Gary Lahti A group of bikers ride with a trevetlng renalsaance lair · and discover that the ldeal11tlc struggle against evil ex15t1 in mOdern times also R' (2 hrs . 25 min ) _Z llO¥ll .. Lady On The Bua" ( 1983 Drema) Sonia Braga A young newlywed l1nds sexual enjOyment on a bus filled wit~ strangers ( t hr , 26 min ) ~ .. ICOTT ,. mfTTUCal lllMI "The End" (1978. Comedy) Burt Reynolds. Dom De Luise A 1erri'11nal ty 111 man musters the courage and deter· m1nalion to lace his Impending death with a sense ol dignity 'R' ( 1 hr • .a min ) d C'O'lllMI "Society Affairs" (1981. Ora ma) Harry Reems, Veronica Han A con man~um-lotharto decides to exploit his r~mblance 10 a shy miUlonaire. ( 1 h1 20 min) t11 rt1l lllMI "Cannery Row" (1982, Ora ma) Nick Nolte. Debra Winge< In a 1940s Cahlornta coastal town, a ma1in. biologist becomes romanhcally Involved with a girl from the IOC&I bofdello 'PG' (2 hrs.) tJllJ llOWll "Unconquered" ( 19-47, Adven lure) Gary Cooper, Bo<1s Karloff Front;e1 Fort Pt11 struggles against Indians and treacherous whites with 1he help of a cap 1a1n lrom Virginia (2 hrs , 30 min ) ~:'UIS.._ Cutt ls Parker I Dofl aid Bowers in a 10.round mlddlewe1gt11 bout (from Atlantic City. N.J.) (R) (2 hrs. 30 min) 1 llOWll .. Cat People" ( 1981, Fantasy I Nastassia Ktnsk1, Malcolm McDowell Fa11 1ng 1n love POSeS a problem for a young woman who turns Into a ferocious big cat 11 she mates with someone who Is not c-r her own kind "R' (2 hrs ) 0 llO¥ll "The Long Rldefs·· ( 1980 Western) James and Stacy Keach, Oav1<l and Keith Carradine The Jesse James- Cole Younget gang leaves a trall ol emp- tied banks. plundered stagecoaches and dead bOd~ In Its wake as the outlaws rtde toward their final showdown. 'R' ( t hr .. 40 mtn) W IJ llOWI "The Great Waldo Pepper" (1975. Comedy) Robert Redford. Bo Svenson. A frustrated American fighter pilot beeomes a barnstorming stunt man 1n his thirst for action during Wor1d War I i hrs .. IO min.) • llM'f ma.,_ LA. TODAY llOWI "The Mouse That Roared" ( 1959, Comedy) Peter Seners. Jean Seberg When the Grand Duchy of Fenwlcf.: reallzes its poor hnancial status, its people dectde to go to war with the U S to improve the economy ( t hr , 45 Imm ... -..,,~ a. ... -llOWI 'GOOdbye Pork Pie" (1981. Drama) Kelly JOhnson, Tony Barry A young punk steals a rental car and d11ves 11 across New Zealand wnh the police In pursuit and encounters a host of charac- ters= the way 'A' ( 1 hr . 33 min ) .. ~-., .. o ::m: "V~ Squad" (1982. Drama) Season Hubley, Gary Swanson A police detective and a streetwalker team up to trap a pimp responsible for murdering one of his women 'R' ( 1 hr . 35 min ) (ZJ MO¥ll "Love & Money" ( 1980, Adventure) Ray Sharkey. Ornetta Mull A Los Angeles bank employee's hie is turned upside-down when he meets and becomes romantically involved w11h the wife ol a wealthy German entrepreneur 'A' ( 1 hr . 35 min ) n 0 MO¥ll "The Odd Job" ( 1978. Drama) Graham Chapman David Jason Depressed over the breakup of hlS mar- nage, a man hires a hit man to put himself out of his misery ( 1 hr . 30 min ) 11:11 li, -THI ... Len Dawson and Nick Buoniconu host a review ol the previous a:ll wee=~~(lhr) ~ IWICUI WUY1 U . ~ llOWI "The Nes11ng" ( 1980. Horror) Gloria Grahame. John Carradine A novet- 1st rents a secluded Victorian mansion where she begins having strange erotic dreams 'R' ( 1 hr . 45 min ) IS I llOWI "Ledy Chatterley's Lover" ( 1981, Drama) Sytvia Kristel. Nicholas Clay D H Lawrence's story abOut the wile of a paraplegic EngllSh aristocrat who takes her husband's gamekeeper as her lover 1s retold 'R' (1 hr , 45 min.) .. .., llOWI "Count Dracula" ( 1971. Hor- ror) Chnstopher Lee. Herbert Lorn Based on the story by Bram Stoller A vampire must prey upon llving humans 10 sustain his own hie ( 1 hr 15 min) •IJ flllOWW "Tender Comrade" (1943, Dra- ma) Ginger Rogers. Robert Ryan Dunng World War II, a group ol young wives struggle to accept the fact that their hus- bands mllSt go to war (2 hrs . 10 min) -0 llOWI "Man From God's Country" ( 1958. Western) George Montgomery. Randy Stuart A carrleman beeomes involved 1n a conmct over the construction of a cf~ railroad ( 1 hr 30 min ) m IPORTIWID 00 w 111 um TH1 Liiia ... Mm~ 4cll(t1) flllOWW "Forced vengeance" ( 1982. Adventure) Chuck Norris, Mary Louise Weller A karate expert uses his moves to drive mobsters out of a Hong Kong gam- bh)\=bflshlnent. 'A' (1 hr., •3 min.) 4:9 (!) ICOM I CCl IFllTT CM.mM CC).,_ ''I'd Climb The Hlgheet Moon- tain" (1951, Drama) ROfy Calhoun, Susan Hayward. When a turn-of·the-cen- tury Georgia mlnltt« takM a city girt fOf his bride. he finds that her adjuttment to provincial ways and people is not an easy one ( 1 hr., 28 min ) ftC'I Yli4Mf LOT (II) -Saturday __ Morning __ _ .-,~~--..., .. ,. . THI cm9C#IPI "'CCW,.....,t 1M0'1CM1 • n-... n ~ -"Ice Hockey: Shoo~ Guest: Bob Johnson. (A) (S) "Savannah Smiles" ( 1982. Adventure) Mark Miller. Donovan Soo1t lhr .. 45 min.) .. THl---THI WCIU TcmoMOW -POOTUU. (II) .. .,_ "The Shepherd Of The Hiiis" ( 1941. Drama) John Wayne. Betty Field (2 hrs.) .. fJ llDIWGJU (ZJ llOWI t1a~ Street" ( 1979. Romanoe) Harrison Ford, Lesley-Anne Down. An American pilot falls In love with a married Engllsh nurse during World War II, then embar~s on a daring mission to rescue her husband from enemy forces 'PG' ( 1 hr .. .-9 min.) • all---IOClll ... .,_ "FOfced Vengeance" (1982. Adventure) Chuck Norris. Mary Louise Weller. A karate exper\ uses his moves to drive mobsters out of a Hong Kong gam- bling establishment. 'A' ( 1 hr , 43 min.) w.u.-n••11• ....acw,.. .-TU ....... ...,.,.. llYMm-. .,,.., .,_ "Wiid Horse Hank" ( 1980, Adventure) Linda Btalr. Richard Crenna. OO hr .. 32 min.) COU.. IAIU'TUU. 90IT THI '9ATOM This documentary takes a look at the pllght or predators In North America and the effect of man's takeover ot much ot the wlldernest on the natural selectlon process. ( 1 hr ) (}..) MO¥ll "White Dog" ( 1982. Adven· rure) Kristy McNlchol, Paul Wlnfleld. HEADACHES? · N••• •••rt• •4 ........ ,, For Ad Action CaU a Daiy Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 YOU DESERVE TO FEEL GOOD CALL 645-5300 For Complimentary Consultation WISTCLIPP CHllOPIACTIC OFFICI ~.a-.nA ....... >OU Weetdlff ~ .. Suite 1ot ....pert ..... c--c.c.·. -17ttt 9lt4 ,,...._, Ma.I lneur~ Accepted Friday, January 2r.-1984 11 -Salurclay Cont. CO) Cl ••ICI MD 1111 OTTAWAY A book- ish high school student discovers the Importance of a wen-rounded hie end attempts to convert his friend, a slngle- m1nded athlete. to hlS new philosophy. 11 hr ) -U.Q) TMAT'ICAT ,WllM .. a.. WCICIOI ~,,_ • ~MUYOM .......... '"~···· RM our ~!\mu.a.A. ant.._ OLlWIAD Highlights of the '80 Winter Olymp+c games held 1n Lake Placid.N Y (RJ Cil .,_ "Lizzie" (1 982) Sarah Pelrse 19 1 'ni. ~"" CD TlllPLMlllOlm~ un\.IMICALI ®.l 11tl ...... ~11C*M.- Clf'lwe CktJLUIDO OOOODAYU. ~ ..... .... mmT TOUMARJIT OI ltOtll ,AAADI ••LIMrl ('IQ CID VlllOAldlOX (O) MOVll .. Cody" ( 1975, Ofama) (1 hr 25m1n ) 91ATM: C.-.i '°" 1'111 .... CAI Frank Sinatra perlOfms SU<:h great hits as "Strangers In The Night" and "Send In The Clowns" from the Altos de Chavon 1n the Domirucan Aepubhc ( 1 hr . 30 min ) 0 DO• & PA• MD DC*T YOTI POii llY -Af1er a boy's father dies. his life changes dras11cally and he and his mother must attempt 10 resolve their problems ·WllMJWC*~ 1:11 IAT\IDAT ...CADI G) 11tl ..r TALD ®.l ntlumD ..-cAWOMt ~HIAJ( lllODA llO¥ll "There's No Business Like Show Business" ( 195.4. MUSIC81) Ethel Merman. Dan Dailey ( t hr . 57 min ) lllDllWICI ""*' Pll-811.1 ROCK Red is sure she has dis- covered a strange and mysterious beast m .. acon 1:9@ .,_ · Dead Heat On A M91ry-Go- Round" ( t969 Comedy) James Coburn, Camilla Spa1v (2 hrs. 15 min > -8)~ TllBITO ®I -CWI/ mlllO T111WITTI ... 10019M IDMAllOI~ •INll> ll'l\m ''The Discovery Of Animal Behavior Signs And Signals" The experi- ments done by Karl von Frisch. Juhan Huxley Konrad Lorenz and othef natural- rsts over the cemuries to learn the lan- guage of an1ma1S are explored (R) O ( 1 hr I .,_ 'Billy Jacl<" (1971 Drama) Tom Laughlin Delores TaylOt 11 tu 52 min) <L llOYlr Beclstmaster · ( 1982 Adven- ture) Marc Singer Tanya Roberts 11 hr 45 min l 0 AmA TO THI IRITI 'OW9 ()Ina Me<- 12 Friday. January 27, 1984 nll and Jack Giiford star In this story aboUt a secret ex.petlment to clone a famous set-· enhst ( t hr . 45 mm ) lZ.l llOWI "Foul Play" (1978, Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase. ( t hr . 56 .. 1m1n~ =::'m»W.. lMAT,_IHOW lWlfU MOUWllBOll ALllm m ICMOOL 'The Mountain Is Yours" The most recent developments 1n Alpine Skiing, the \tep turn. and a brief review of the &efies. (R) (0) ITMl'TIUCI A young glrl Is torn between the deSlre to make It 1n the music world and her mother's wish for her to ~sue a ffiOfe practical car98f. ( 1 hr.) lSJ llO¥ll "The Spider Woman" ( 1944, Mystery) BaSll Rathbone. Nigel Bruce ( 1 hr , 30 min.) -1~~-®' ,_,., I ICOOIY DOO I ICMOOl..- -ROCI l ,,_TALI mm.1m DOUMllM llO¥ll "Sink The Bismarck" ( 19fl0 Adventure) Kenneth More. Dana Wynter 2 hrs) · UTHrllUT'amt -UUDA~~I .. fJD ALVll MD ... CI .... ozmam...-T CIWaa--MD-.ooPY ~ llCMI "Chief Crary Horse" ( 1955. Weste<n) Victor Mature. Suzan Ball (2 hrs) ffi)TMCMCOOI (C)MOWll "t9H' (1979, Comedy) John Belushi, Tosh1ro M1fune. (1 hr .'58 min I ft) PUY YCMt IUT 90l1 Vanous tips for improving your game. (R) O fOl.LOW THAT RAl90W A teen-age girl searches for her real falher ( 1 hr . 30 ~"~cm .. ~ llCMI 'The Ftghtin" Ken1uck1an" ( 1949 Adventure) Jonn Wayn{I Vera Ralston (2 hrs . 5 min I --1 Cl) mu.W NeTHIAUD.-.::S .. , ITAICAlll nt1 ...Clllttll I um.I MICAU I .:lllllCM 15°~., I COLLIGI umTULL Maryland at Notre Dame (2 hrs.) m •COM• I ObW COWT'T ''Reha· t>lhta1100 Institute Of Orange County This program looks at the efforts of R I 0 to help people whO have become disabled make the transition from dependency to independence t cou.m IAmlUIJ. Geoigia Tech vs N()(th Caroltna (Subiect to blacl\out) (2 hrs J lit l -ntl 9ft. Lert Dawson and Nick Buonicooh hOSt a review of the previous week s NFL h1ghhghts ( I hr ) l llCMI "Chan Is M1SStng" ( 1982 Corn- ed)) Wayne Wang. Wood Moy ( 1 hr , 20 min) $ llO¥ll Be4oved Enemy" ( 1936. Ora rrial Dav 1 IJ ven Mer1e Oberon 11 tlr 30 lf1111 l 0 llO¥ll Treasure l<olartd" ( 1972 Adventure> Orson Welles. Kirn Burfield lt hr 34 min J i llOVll Blonde Venus ( 1932 Romance) Marlene Otet11ch, Cary Grant l '.-.cA~ -(() .. ..,,.,._ AIMZllO ..... , ...... HIAJ( I '°' W ROCICD ~ um.IMICALl/M:lllmt llOVll "Vengeance Vow" ( 1955 Western) Claytoo M()()(e, Jay Sllverheels l hr , 30 min.) 11A01C OI DICOMTM ,MmllG ...... ~ COUHI umTUU. Flo<lda State vs South Carohna (2 hrs ) 1W 8 Cl) llCAA IAIU1UU St. John's at Bracuse or Georgra at Kentucky (2 hrs l WBllCA'I TW T8I ~ WWW INCIAL The dreams of a young boy 10 win a contest are shattered when he eventually wins a flock of ch1c1< ens.:.iii. llATllM ...... ~ llUlml'fmT(il) . ) mwll-"Thteshold9. ( 1981, Ofama) Donald Sutherland, Jeff Goldblum ( 1 hr 46m1n) i .. C*Vl)I() ttll TIUIWIR .. llAUDll ®I AmNCAN ~-Guests Mallhew Wilder. Stephanie Mills (1 hr ) ' ...:A'S TOPlB MWliatlD m&TQWIOI WIPllMCllCO MOW11 "Spirit Of The Wind" ( 1979 Drama) Ch!el Oan George. Sllm Pickens t t nr . 42 mm ) l llO¥ll · Sunday In The Country I 1974 Ofama) E1nes1 Borgnlne, Michae ~Pollaro ( 1 hr . 30 mtn ) . .Q -C* S' llOVll 'Robin Hood And The Sorcer er" (No Date) Anth<>ny Valentine. Nicko- las Grace (2 hrs ) 1t:ll@ llOVll "Man WtthOUt A Star" ( 19'55 Western) Kirk Douglas. Jeanne Crain 12 hrs IQ min I --Afternoon __ _ 11190 fi) COUIGllAIUTUU Oklahoma ar Memphis Stare (2 hrs_) 0 COUIGI IAIUTUU Stamford • .; Washington (2 hrs ) 0 lllO¥W ·1n like Flrnt" (1967, Ad\len ture) James Coburn, Lee J Cobb (i hrs) IOUL TUii ti) COUIQI um1UU Fullerton Stare vs Nevada-Las Vegas (2 hrs) ' MDlWiiiH ltl;llJ8lf. C09VTal J ~-===i,.ITI ''lombarcj1 (R) (1 hr I O llO¥ll "The Cat People" ( 1942 Hor r()() Srmooe Simon. Kent Smith ( 1 h1 1, min 1 0 llOYlr 'Waltz AcfOl.5 Te.xaa" ( 1982 Drama) Anne Archer: Terry Jastrow 1'11 40 mm) ~ llOVll Kiss Me Goodbye" ( 198, Cooledy) Sally Field. James Caan ( t h1 42 mtn) tt:ll u ...., ¥IDIOI ®' PIA IOWlJIQ "St 25 000 Quaker Sta ti> Ope,.. t~ve horn Forum Bowling Lane< Gr;ina Pra111e Te.11as) ( t hr , 30 min I Q) .,. "One Night In The l 101)1CS l 1<'140 C'omedyl Bud Abbott Lou Cos tellr ( 1 hr 30 min ) fLl -•'H•ll TODAY 'Starting A• ll Runnmg Retail StOfes" Owners of a 9''' "' ire ii toy store and a men's clottiir1g -Saturday Cont. store talk aboUt how 10 take an 1oea ano convert It 1n10 a successful retail opera llOn m .,. ""••JUI WI) Cl) llCAA IASITUU. OePaul al UCL A ~hrs.) (!) ~ u.tTUU. lnotana vs Iowa (?hrs) · ED ,... ,_ nt1 .m..... "Rach maninofl'' Pianist Horacio Gutierrez lolns Andre Prev1n and the Pittsburgh SymphO- ny lor a perlC>fmance ol Rachmaninofl s Third Plano Concer10 from Heinz Hall ( 1 hr ) ·-·:=~ . (!) COUW Iowa vs Indiana ~ubject 10 blackout) (2 hrs.) fB) *>¥11 "I Ought To Be In Pictures" ( 1982. Comedy) Waller Matthau Ann· Margret ( 1 hr., 45 min) (lJ .w11 "Valley Girl" ( 1983, Comedy> NicOlas Gage, DebOrah Foreman ( 1 hr , 35 mtn.) t:t1fJ-.l-7AT1'111 llCMU 'C") m¥ll "Hard Country" (1981 , Ora- ma) Jan-Michael Vincent, Kim Basinger (1 hr . .-2 min) lQ) eocc. Mexican Nationals vs U S ~mpic Team (2 hrs . 30 min) (SJ ITU.-T ICI Olympic Medahsts Toller Cranston and Peggy Flemlng star m this dazzling. lantasy-fllled ice show ( 1 hr.) 1:9 D fl) NA QGll "Isuzu I Andy W1lhams San Diego Open" Third round (ltve lrom Torrey Pines Goll Club, Caht) ( 1 hr I I !!• ... .,. *Ml> 9 NA QGll "Seniors Championship" (from Palm Beach Gardens. Fla ) ( 1 hr I U "9 ....V IOYI I UKY DMW Int- ?-. " m llO¥ll "Branded" ( 1951. Western) Alan Ladd. Mona Freeman (2 hrs.) .:0 llO¥ll "The Master Of Ballantrae" ( t953. Adventure) Errol Flynn, Bea111ce Campbell. (2 hrs.) l .. TIQt,.... llUlm~('R)O 90¥m "Author! Author!" ( 1982 Com· edy) Al Pac1no. Dyan Cannon < l hr 50 min) lZ) llOVW "Those Lips Those Eyes ( 1980, Comedy) Frank t angella, Glynnis O ConnC>f ( 1 hr • 4 7 min ) Cl) CGUltl IAlllTIAIJ. Hawau vs San Oi~=e (2 hrs ) •1 """"'OllJ .. amo_,..._ 1:11 9 I 'Mft *Ali> .-anoua. IDlnOIC Ford Rowan hosts a loo!\ at 1mpoflant trends and news events tn the United States as seen by for eign televislon and print journahsts sta· honed tn this country Cl) llCMI "Beastmaster" ( 1982. Adven rure) Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts I 1 l1r 45 mtn.) ta l_,TOAUU UUITUTID • O M--M..W COUltl1Am11A&l Oregon S1a1e al Calllomia (2 hrs ) D 9IMI "Cinderlella" ( 1960. Comedy) Jerry':!wls, Ed Wynn (2 hrs ) U.alTWT (I) ICMOOUMM IPICaAL Based on the true story ol an armed robber and murder er who. belore being executed tor his crimes at age 33. leaves a videotaPf'(S message dissuading young people from 1t hie or crime ( 1 hr ) ~ =:. IACK. 1cma ~ .WA "Anatomy 01 A Voleano" An international team ol geologists s1ud1&S Mt SI Helens In an ettort 10 uncover cluec; Which Wiii lead to more accurate p1ed1c hon:. of eruptions In the Mure. (R) Q ( ~ hr ) I :: 9LAll> A mosaic of sounds and Images are woven together to Illustrate the exper1ences ot Immigrants who passed through Ellis ISiand between 1892 and 1927. (A) (£) lflOATICDTlll (HI .,. "Kiss Me Goodbye" ( 1982. Comedy) Sally Fl&ld, James Caan. ( 1 hr . 42mln) U. llOYll "Blonde Venus" ( 1932. Romance) Marlene Oletrlch, Cary Grant l hr . 20mln) .. WIU1\M 1::11 IOLDBIU. PIA~ "S 125,000 Quaker State Open" (lro<n Forum Bowling Lanes in Grano Prairie, Texas) ( 1 hr. 30 min) (!) UT1UMCMm011MI ..... tm UMaYO: THIWlmll °''II (i) .. ""°..,, m> A WIW .... THI tfJ\lllfll: alt FALTD'I WOllLO The artlS1 who produced 15i; coveis tor the Saturday Evening Post recalls his bOyhood In the small mldwest- ern town where he grew up and his later successes as an Illustrator (Al IC) llCMI "Wild Horse Hank" ( 1980. Adventure) Linda Blair. Richard Crenna L1 hr • 32 mm ) • tJ URA.WYO 'M Thrs final hour lool\s at many aspects of t~ city of Sarajevo, the people working belMd the scenes of the 64 Games. and a retrospective IOOk at the sports that make up the Wlnt9f Olym· pies (1 hr) i tTM~ HOW THI WllT WAI WClf IJITaTY-ITllll-Featured. a look at popular music's musical duets; a look at the media's sports doctors ( 1 hr) (D lllOVll for A Few Dollars More" ( 1967 Western) Chnt Eastwood. Lee Van Cleef (2 his . 30 min) (I) lllOVll "The Mesler Gunfighter" ( t975 Western) Tom Laughlin, Ron 0 Neal (2 hrs ) fll) AU. .. 'Ml OLD HOUll Bob Vila inspects a solar home 1n Concord. New Hampsh11e, as work continues on the new house Q (i) MOV'I! "The Search" (1948, Ofama) Mon1gomery Clift, Aline MacMahon (2 hrs) CD Tiii ULOIN ~ Based on the 1ovel by David Garnett. this tragic love ,..fory aboul a British sea captain who mar· r1e<: an Al11can princess and b<lngs her horrn? to his VIiiage stars Tom Bell and N1ge11an actress Shope Shodelne Q ( 1 t11 30 min) E COUJQI IASITIALL Old Dominion vs Virginia Commonwealth (Subject to blackout) (2 tl1S ) (OJ llOVll "The Nesting" ( 1980, Horror) Gloria Grahame John Carradine ( 1 hr . 45 min) O llOYll "I Ought To Be In Pictures" ( 1962. Comedy) Walte1 Matthau, Ann· Margret. (I hr • 45 mtn ) ZJ llCMI "Llwe" ( 1982) Sarah Pell'M L1 hr . 15 mm) ID TOllW wmt --.n MD 'AT IOOll t:IO Ti ..a I aaT AT nm MO'llll ·~ J 9A1'1'A: "'C<*81--Y '°" nm .-:M rrank Sinatra performs such great hits as 'S!fengers In The Night" and "Sand In The Clowns' lrom the Altos de Ch1won In lhP Uo1111r11can Republic ( t hr . 30 min) ID AICMIT 1'D..lv.otl WU -NOCllY Loe Ange6et Ktnga et _1Ed=c:~~':ii 10 min.) ._fll.AYIOOl·W c: WOM.D °' 8'0A11 Scheduled: Supet Bikers lntematlonal lnvttattonel Motorcycle Champtonehlp (from Carlsbad, Calif.): women's Wottd Cup downhin skiing (from France.) (1 ht .• 30 min.) la ... CMDWl'f CllCM9UI =. "Biiiy Jack" (1971, Drema) • Tom Laughlin, Delores Taylor. ( 1 hr .. 52 min.) i 1'Mlnlffll u -~,.,.. 311 • mWll "Cat Ballou" ( 1965. Comedy) Jane Fonda, Lee Mal'Wl. (2 M .) -~--~-= WOll.D Of 90ITI ScheduJed; Super Bikers International tnvttatlonal Mo to rcycle Championship (from Carlsbad, Calif.): women's Wortd Cup downhllJ skiing (from France.) ( 1 hf .. 30 mtn.) tD DOCTOR WO I!) --.noua. Dnol F<><d Rowan hosts a look at Important trendl and news events In the United States as seen by for- eign television and print Joumellsts sta· 11ooed in this country. (I)THITll•-IH CZ) llCMI "Space MOVMI" (1979) Docu- mentary MuSic by Mike Oldfield. ( 1 hr .. 19 min.) --•l·venlng -·~== • m¥ll "They Went That-A-Way And That·A·Way" ( 1978, Comedy) Tim Con- way, Chuck McCann. Two hopelesely rnept policemen are sent to prison to con- <Juct an undercover search for a cache ot stolen money (2 hrs.) (!) CCIUW umtuu. NOrthwestern vs. Ohio State (2 hrs.) m .,.. "It's A Mad. Mad. Mad. Mad World" ( 1963. Comedr) Spencer Tracy. MUtoo Berie. A group o people travel OVfll mountains, through deserts and across great expanses 10 reach $350,000 In bur- ied loot. (3 hrs.) I'll c.AU.mAIMYwmt .. MOW CC) mWll "There's No Buslnea Like Show Business" ( 1954, Musical) Ettie! Merman. Dan Dalley. A priest rejoins hit vaudeVllle lamUy for a benefit perform- ance. ( 1 hr .. 57 min.) COUltl u.l'TULL Northwestern vs. Ohio State (Subject to blackout) (2 hrs.) (1.) .,_ "Gone In 60 Second&" ( 1974, Adventure) H.B. Hallckl. Manon Bulla. A protesslonal thief tries to steal <7ver 50 expensive automoblleS In less than a week 'PG' ( 1 hr., 45 min.) lQ) mWll "Kiss Me Goodb e" ( 1982, Comedy) Sally Field. Jamet ~aan. A wid- ow who is about to remarry Is visited by her late husband's ghOst. 'PO' (1 hr .. 42 mm.) ROCI °' THI -Stray Cats. A Flock Of Seagulls, Berlln, Chequered Past per- form some of their biggest hits from the glamorous Hollywood Palaoe. ( 1 hr ) Friday, January 27, 1984 13 -Saturday Cont. 0 M0¥11 'S.SI Frte<1ds" ( 1982. Com&- dy) Burt Reynolds Goldie Hawn Two screenwriters who have a good personal and profess•on•I 1elat100shlp overextend their t11enosh1p by gemng married 'PG' .. ,a ~m l.n IOll9WMAAT ~ IHADOW 01 TMI _..,AM A Mm portr811 of mountain chmbe1 Jim W1ckw1re features spectacular lootage ol his climbs 1n me Himalayas and on Mt McKinley '1'!) llAGIC "" MmAl. All> ~"" PAlllllO -- • 7lll tJ I ell TMI TOMI Featured a look at Southern Ca1tl0tM1 as 1t was 1n past o~s B NHT UC1J Wini DAYD MOIOWl1Z NOU.nroooc:a..om. Featu1ed a look at why awards shows are so 1mpo1tan1 in HollywOOd Dudley Moore ente'1a1ns al a benefit tor the Venice Chnic. a look inside the new DDL Foodshow a new Beverly Hills IOOd emporium and e•t1avaganza owned t>y Dino De Laurent1s @l Ml• YOUR LR CD arTD'UIZmFTT111-Featured a look al popular music s musicaJ duets. a look al 1he media's SP<>fts doctors ( t hr ) EZl) WLD Almlt!A "Swamp Critters" Marty Stoulfer IOOks at the varied w1ldllle ol America s southem swamps IRI WD.uaPnll ~ AU. CIU'NU ~T All> IMM.LI (ttj W W • CONCaT George Burns presents a variety of comedy and song lrom Hamilton Place 1n Hamtlloo On1a110 11 hr I S llO¥ll "Robin HOOd And The S<>fcer· er · (No Date) Anthony Valenttne. Nteko- las G1ace Robin Hood leads his men in a oaring rescue of his love. the beautiful Maid Marion (2 hrs ) Z lllOVW Kiss Me Goodbye' (1982 Comedy) Sally Field, James Caan A w1d· ow who 1s about 10 remarry is v1s1tecl by her late husband's Qhost ·PG' ( t hr 42 =Im.,!::= Ml• YOUR LR m ell L.A. Featured a fooK al the new kick sport · Hac"-y Sac. a repo<t on secu11ty guards a prot1le on Wollman Jack and his return to the L A radio scene. v1s11 the luxurious new spa at Desert Inn i IAN mGO UUITU All>Y Wl.UAMI m Olf UN DINO MIWI& "Life Aher Death· Exam- ining ways that cremation can be market· ed to the general public. this ep1SOde lee· lure!> the Telophase Corporation which plan!. 10 start Ame11ca · s first chain of tow cost crematoria O m IWWW M.A4AZlll Fearured profes· S1onal card cheat David Ogden Stiers will do a theatrical make up demons1ra11on barbershop quartet • IJ CI' WHIZ IODI Farley and Richie's per sonahties change and their actions beeome bizarr e alter they are exposeo to the ancient hieroglyphic curse of Amen· Re ( t hr I Q G') 111WP-www-nrr tTWlt Arnold and 1<1rnberly learn that hllchh1k1ng 15 no1 the t>est way 10 get a ride w~n they are abducted Oy an evil man (Part ! I O U*>Vll 'H1gh S1erra" (1941 Drama1 Ida Lupino Humphrey Booart A ciangsrer 14 Fnday. January 27. 1984 on the run meets a beautiful girl In the mountains (2 hrs.) fJ @) TJ. HOOID Stacy disappears after gomg undercover as an aeroblctl exercise 1ns1ruc1or 10 1nves11ga1e a series ol mur· oers and robbet!M O ( 1 hr ) 0 llOVll "HomebodleS" ( 1974 Horror) Ruth McDev111. Peter Brocco. When urban renewal forces their evlctton trom an apartment butld1ng six elderly )Pie e Ill murderous ways (2 hrs ft5 llAnalW. llomwtlC MICIAl "Born 01 Flre" The modern setence ot plate tee· tonics. which explains how the earth's crust has etacked into 12 plates that slow· ly separate cothde and 1ncti past each other over eons. IS e1Cam1ned (A) O ( 1 hr } '1'!) ,AU. All> -""•-.Mb,_ ~l MCWll "Sptrlt Of The Wind" (1979. Orama) Chief Dan George. Sllm Pickens A young t>oy overcomes his handteap to beeome lhe WOftd ChamplOO Dog Sledd· er PG' ( 1 hr . 42 min ) ~ .alTICINTB . H llOVll "Thresnold" ( 198 1 Orama) Donald Sutherland Jell Goldblum A heart su1geon raises a controversy by tmplar111ng an experlmenral mechanical heart 1n a female patient 'PG' ( 1 hr 46 min) I. llOVll First Blood' f 1982. Drama1 Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna A Viernam vereran·s run-In with the poltee 1n a dead war buddy's hometown escalates 1n10 a minor war 'A' ( 1 hr . 35 min.) 0 lllOVW "Forced Vengeance" ( 1982 Advenlure) Chuck Noms. Mary Louise Weller A karate e•pert uses hlS moves to drive mobSters out of a Hong l<ong gam· bl1n~b1tshment 'R' ( 1 hr . 43 min.) 0 "Rocky Ill" ( l982. Orama) S~I· vester Stallone Carl Weathers World heavywetghl champion Rocli.y Balboa sullers a personal c11s1s when a younger hungrier fighter challenges him tor his crown 'PG' ( 1 hr 40 min ) g;) lllOVW Curtain Call Al Cactus Creel\ I 1950 Comedy) Donalo 0 Connor Gale Srorm Wherever their road show stops. a troupe of performers seems to attract trouble from bandits. thieves and 1ndtg· nam c.;111zens (2 hrs I Ml @ ~•-.. D m --.-00. Rteky's city lrtend has a hard time ad1us11ng to the outdoors when the lam1ty goes on a.camping 111p '1'i) .ml "The Fabulous Dorseys' I t947 Mus1Cal) Tommy and Jimmy Dof sey and their Orchestras Two of swing rr1us1c s great bandleaoers feud ano e11en- luallt__!econc1le ( 1 hr 30 min) .. 0 T ~ Hawke goes undercover lo prevent a n1gh·lech plane fr om falling 1n10 Russian hands ( 1 hr ) 0 m .,_ "World War Ill" ( Pa'1 1) t 198? Drama) Rock Hudson Davia Soul T ne president ot the Untie~ States face~ a stern test 1n his lore1gn policy 1M1· illlve when he imposes a grain embargo ~1 the Sovie1 Union (A) (2 hrs I fJ @) LOYI IOAT A new crew memt>er !>teals Doc's Q1rl, a tight erupts when a you11g man dr&eovers that hts mother s ttew hU6b8nd 1s tne same age as he. and a forgotten children's televlSIOO show host perks up an introverted child O ( 1 hr ) f aACI ACHl\IW'I • AWM ... TOll't N1psey nussell hosts 1ti1s documen· lo1ry on tne outstanding d1scove11es and 1c1..omp11shments of black. men and wom "''' ( 1 hr 30 min ) m ITAll llMC:tt Cl) IUUY llOCIM: TMI IWt MD • llOV· D Britain'& most treaSUted eitport. wno has t>ecome one of Hollywood's most lov able ::,=en. Is profiled Ell) R "Horrible Consp1rac195 Ehzabeth signs the warrant for Mary s ei1ecution alte< hatting her flight from Scortand ( 1 nr. 30 min.) (f l coum IAIUTULL Iowa vs Indiana (Al (2 hrs) S 1 M0¥11 "Valley Girl" ( 1983 ComedyJ Nicolas Cage. Det>orah Foreman A htgh school girl brealls off her romance with a punker because the relationship threatens her &randmg within her Pt!9f gr()Uft. 'A' t 1 hr 35 min) l .o¥W "Those Lips, Those Eyes ( 1980. Comedy) Frank Langella. Gtynn•s o·connor A flamboyant summer stock actor. who dreams of Broadway stardom defends an incompetent. stage--struci.. prop t>oy and promotes his romance w11t a chorus girt A ( 1 hr 47 min) .. ..,,TUC&. .. LO¥I, ,_.CMtm.I llO¥ll "T 1Cke1 To HeavQn" ( 198 1 Drama) Nick Mancuso. Saul Rubtnetc ()fl the heels of a romantic breakup, a young man v1s11s f11ends m San Francisco ana s slowly drawn into f0tn1ng lhetr reltgiOu!. cull 'PG' I 1 hr . 45 min ) (0 )-(11 -IJ Cll ... M.-Hammer gets 1n lt>e way of a pohce opera1100 which is invest ya11ng an 1n1erna11ona1 11ng ot 1error1sti. .hr) fJ I =AIY ~ When the man ot her dreams turns her away a woman takes comfort with a sadistic cad. and an introverted man wants to date a perfect 10 "O (1 hr I 0 M MODAO A IOOk at the annual Hodag Country Fesllval 1n Rh1nelanC!e• Wis 1ha1 includes appearances by cou11 1ry and western performers Mel T1lh!> Ret:>a McEntire Janie Fricke. John Contee Bo~car Willie. Razzy Bailey and Jim Ea Brown (2 hrs ) q)IOU)IOU) m .o¥W "Th& Big Chance" ( t957 Ora ma1 Adrien11e Com. W1lltam Russell A man wmdi> up in se11ous trouble aher g111 1nJl 1n lo 1emp1a11on ( t hr 30 min ) & .o¥W ''A Ctockwork O<ange" (197 t Sc1ence·F1ct1on) Malcolm McDowell Patrick Magee Directed by Stanley Kub11ck When police capture the leader ot a teen-age gang of rapists and murder ers the method of rehebthtah~ n1rn proves even more threatening 10 soetely R 12 hrs t 7 min ) H .o¥W All The R111ers Run' (Part 21 ( 1983 Dramal Sig11d Thornton, JOhn Waters The headstrong wife of a river buat 1..ap1a1n linds adventure ana romarice 1n lurn of-the-century Australcd ( 1 hr 40 min) 0 'A.&MIA TOPI Rot>e<t Klein, Su!.<!n GPorge and Pia Zaoora stat m this beO room farce aboul a married couple'' weekend complicated by the unexpectea arrtval ot 1'1e hust:>and's coquettish ms tress ( 1 ht . 45 min ) OM0¥11 Beach Girls' ( 1982. Comed'yl Debra Blee, Vat Khne A teen-age girt·~ l11ends help her to loosen up so fhey can ger on with having tun al the beach 'A • ' hr 30 min I m Ll'rl TALI MOUT YOU .. @ -.JTUCll -(Tl tol.m IOU) Q)HULnmAT Q;) m'YllB't'1 · Reilly Ace Of Sc ... ~ W .,~ 1ns;i unoer c''"~r as a sh1pp1ng agen• -Salunlay Cont. In the Chinese Pfovlnce of Manchuria In 1904, Aellty follOWs British Instructions to aid the Imperial Japanese Navy In plans to attack the AuSSlan Pacific Fleet c;> ( 1 lhr.)-UC. -Mn.AT9GITIPMI t1111 f18Cl>OS ... & "Bedazzled" ( 1968. Fantasy) Peter Cook. Dudley Moore A timid cook surrenders his eoul to the devil In return lor seven wlshes (2 hrs.) e .,. "The Unforgiven" ( 1960, West- ern) Audrey Hepburn. Burt Lancaster. A p10neef family struggles against the hostile Kiowa rndlans. who claim that the pioneers' adopted daughter is a member of their tribe. (2 hrs.) ~..,.... ...,Gf ... Q .,. "Quartet" ( t98 f) Alan Bates. laabelte Adjanl. A young woman Is taken In by a strange weallhy couple after her husband Is lmPflsoned. ( 1 hr .. 41 min ) tW ~TUCKI tW .....,,.. INOUIAT • Mn.AT _,. LM Host Don Ricttles. Guest BMty Idol ( 1 hr • 30 min ) 8 .,. ''Bruce LI In New Guinea" ( 1980. Adventure) Bruce Li An adven- turer explores a remote island in New Guinea in search of a tribe of people noted for their worship of !he legendary Snake Pearl. (2 hrs ) ..... Cl).,. "Desert Trail" ( 1935. Western) LeH Rebate John Wayne, Mary Komm1n. A rodeo atar lset~r~~~~j a gang of bank robbers. u-1•110CU• mM ...... MYllATI aw• m11 u llOWll "Fort>ldden Wof\d" ( 1982. Hor- ror) Jesse Vint, June Chadwick. Spaoe explorers encounter the voracioos IMng droppings of an expertmental mutant. 'R' U hr. 25 min) U .,_ "The Groove Tube" (1974, Comedy) Ken Shapiro. Richerd Belzer T elevlslon cllches are satirized In a ae<les of sketches ranging from a cautionary tale on dope dealing 10 a VO public eervk:e announcement and a ribald spoof oi "Wide World of Sports." 'R' ( 1 hr.. 15 min.) ..WD .. "Nortti To Ala!W<1" (1960 . Adven1ure) John Wayne. Stewart Granger. A man finds a substitute for his friend's hancee after he dlacover• she has married another. (2 hrs .. 15 min.) llOWll "Billy Jack" (1971, Orama) Tom Laughlin. Delores Taylor. An ex- Green Beret half·bfeed champions the cause of a freedom school for runaways on an Arizona Indian reservation. 'PG' ( 1 hr. 52 min.) (ID llOWll "Cafe Flesh" (No Date) (1 hr .. 45mln) 11190 llOWll "Ziegfeld Follles" ( 1946. Musi- cal) Fred Astaire. Judy Garland. From heave" Ao Zlegf eld envislons a rtv\Je with every maJOf s=ing a part. fa DAVI> • "The Powtf Behind 702. 658. 50. $50 REBATE .. The Start" Guests: Hollywood cOlumnl9t Radle Harris, agent Miiton Goldman. man- !P MM T.i~) CE COU.• Old OomJnlon vs. Virginia Commonwealth tR~ (2 hrs.) §~llT'CMCOCI 0111 I -~TMCU -_. "11M1" (1979. Comedy) John Belushi. Toshifo Mltvne. After the bomb- ing of Peart Hart>or, Southern Callfomla civilians and military per&Onnel react with unbridled penlc to news of a Japanese attack In their own backyard. 'PG' (1 hr .. 68 ~ ... "The Crackle Of Death" ( 1974. Mystery) Derren McGavln, Simon Oak- land. A joumalls1 steps In to Investigate bizarre him 1n O,llcaoo. c2 hrs.) ~. ·---IOCINUCI -= "The. Ecstasy Girls" ( 1979 . Comedy) Jamie GllllS, Serena. A wealthy young man hlr• an IC1or to get compro- mising photos of hit four listers eo that his strict father will make him hlS IOle heir ( 1 hr .. 15 min.) W D IOCI ~--Guesta: Grace Sllck. Ecjdy Money, Dingo Bolngo. ( 1 hr.) (I) -= "Frontier ~or1zon•· ( 1938, Western) John Wayne. Jennifer Jones. A Pfomo1tr achemet to twlndle ranchers out of their land In order to bulld a dam for a restfVOir. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) C!> ,_.,..mnon .. • llOWll "Walk On The Wild Side" (1962. Orama) Laurence Harvey, Capu- clne. A man learnt that his former gtrl· friend has mewed Into a house of HI repute. IACUVOl lt4951P£ 25" _.... c.asolt Alt...UC AFT Color TY • 125 Channel •Remote • Stereo/SAP Jack Your final cost 608 • ONE OF 20 SETS WITH REBA TE OF '20 to '100 KERM RIM • HOURS: MON-FRI. 8-9 SAT. 8-6 SUN. 9-6 ~ -2686 HARBOR costl MESA 548-7oeo•l ..... __ I Frlday,January27, 1984 15 -Salurclay Coal. l •m -IMiiiOM ... .,_ "Romane. On The High Seas" ( 1948, Musical) Dori. Dey, Jae" Carton. An ocean voyage 11 compltc.teo by mls- tek•n ~tltlel and a marltal mht·up. ( 1 hr. 30 min.) .,_ "Be.1tma1191" (1982. Ad'len· rure) Marc Singer. Tanya Rot>.rt1. A young man with an unuaual talent for gov- erning an1mal1 Marchea for Iha villain responllble 10< the destruction of his vii· l!i9 'PG' ( t hr . 45 min ) U .,_ "Lady Cha1teri.y'1 Lover" ( 1981, Drema) Sylvia Krl1tel. Nlcholat Clay 0 H Lawrence' 1 story about the wife of a ~raplegle English artttocrat Who tlket her husband'• gamekeeper a1 her iov., II retold 'R' ( 1 hr , 45 min ) (%) .,_ "t Love Y04.J (Eu Te Amo)" ( 198 t. Drama) Sonia Braga. Paulo Cesar Perelo Two people begin an exploslve aflall In an a11empt to t0<get their former IOV~ •:o;,5 min J ,.l_,.TMCll ,. ....... llO¥ll "Hondo And The Apaches" ( 1967 Wettern) Ro~ TaylOt, Noeh Beery Jr A heH·bra90 Apecha travels Iha Southwest aller the C11111 War In an attempt to head off an Impending battle between the Indians and white men (2 hr&) a uc ... II) .,_··come Fill The Cup" (1951. Orama) Jamee Cagney Gig Young A man lett worthleaa because of his drinking rs taught to lace lift egaln through the ell0ft1 or another elcohollC ( 1 hr . bO mm) 0 1 llOWtl "The Flr1t T~" ( 1982. Romance) Tim Choate. Krtstt Et1Ckt0n A college freshman. Who hat been teught mt1ny schemes to capture a woman· a Ian· cy discovers that tove 11 more lmponant than cheap lhr1111 'R' ( t hr , 35 min ) W (Ji) .,_ "Kiss Ma GOOdt>ye" (1982. Comedy) Salty Field, James Caan A wid- ow whO is about 10 remarry le V!Slted by -Sunclay __ ........ -;==-IOC• m'TTCAI ..... ...... llOWll "ThoM Lipa, ThoM Eyes" ( t980, Com.dy) Frank Langeta, Glynnis O'ConnQf ~ hf . 47 min) .. ~:".,,MMMMO ..,...._ • cwr••...,• C.... W NWPUM1ml1111W- n.f LOOlt AT wm111 ~-·..-IUCl.a ltmf MmlT ~ .. lfMCMI M C1m1a11•aom• .,.. "~neway ~.. ( 1982, Actv.ntUfe) MllM Buc:Nnan. Stmont Buchenan ~ h<. = -1~1':. I -WO. WTllJFllll TOUIMAimM--._., ... 16 Friday, January 27. 19S. ' her late hu8band'1 ghOlt 'PG' ( t hr • 42 •min ... l lUCIWllAUJlll 100C111•rru.. m -llMCIMHlll .,_ "Arlt Blood" ( 1982, Drema) Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna. A Vietnam veteran'• run-In with the police In a dead war buddy'• hometown etealatet Into a mlnof war 'R' ( t hr • 35 min ) • «ll~TMCll Hl(C) .,_ "Honey" (1930, Comedy) Nancy Carroll, Murray Roth A young woman uncovert a world of myatery and sensual plea$U<e ln Rome ( t hr , 23 min.) •8 .,. "Hit Lady" ( t9J.4, Orama) Yvette Mimieux. Deck Rambo A cultured and aoph1&ticated artltt is, In reellty, a pro- fessional killer , (t hr . 30 min.) D llO¥ll "The Texaa Rangers" ( 1936. WHtern) Fred MacMurray, Jack Oakle Band1ta try to )Oin the Te1t11 Rengers 1n hopet of continuing their career undl&· turbed (2 hrs ) I= "A Girl's Best Frl8nd" ( 1981 Adventure) Juliet Ande<ton, Ron Jeremy A lady thiet and her ton UM their romantic talenlS 1n their search IOf a valuable gem L1 hr , 25 min ) •U .,_ "The Long Weetcend" ( t979, Mystery) John Hargreeve. Brl<>tly Behets A young couple find une1tpect.O mystery When they go oH tor a weet<end on a camptng tnp 1n the Australian bush ( 1 hr . 52 min.) •@ ... (() r,oa I -umTULL Geo<gla Tech vs North Carotina (A) (2 hrs ) .,.,. "Ouesl FOf Ate" ( 1981, Fant•· sy) Everell McGiii, Rae Oewn Chong Three membe<1 of e prthlltoric tribe that hasn't the knowtadge IOf making fire are sent in search ot a new tourc. When their con11nuous1y burning pilot lire is e•lln- ~tshed 'R' ( 1 hr , 35 min ) ~l .,_ "Sharky's Machine" (1981, Adventure) Burt Reynolds. Rachel Ward l =-IOOll ,,. mne AIWR Y MY~ The 1ntamationa1 1$SU8S debated et the Sucth Assembty ot the World C04.Jncll or Churches 1n Vancovve<. British COIUmbla are 8A8~A) ( 1 hr ) WC'I y LOT (II) .,.,. ''The Thtrty·N1ne Slape" ( 1978, Suspense) Rot>ert Powell. O.Vld Warner "~ ll hr. 42 mm) Cl.' llO¥ll "Rawt\lda .. (1951, Western) Tyrone Power Susan Hayward ( 1 hr 26 min) ..0 ICMOOUOY PA,,_ Thi story about teen.age pregnancy 1s baMd upon Jean· nene Ey.,-ty's n0\191 "He's My Beby Now, ' end leatur91 Dana Plato ( ·0i11·rant Str0k91' ) as the unwed mother with Rob Lowe as the young lather ' t tlr ) Cllll ... .. WllfrTOIU• -,.,,.."' I ht A VICe cop uncover• hlgtHevel govern- ment corruption While lnvestlgetfng the murder of a ~I. 'R' (2 h<a t --~-· 1111 ..,,. toO&.m ..,. "The Racert" ( 1955. Orama) Kir" Douglas, Cesar Romero. The stormy career o1 a bold tpOfta car champion teket him through tamed racee In Sooth· ern France, Italy, Switzerland, Southern Germl and Belgium ( 1 hr . 45 min ) 1 .... ... -... ... ,,. ..... TClllOMOW :. "Threshold" (1981, Drama) Donald Sutherland, Jeff Gotdblum A heart surgeon ralsel a controversy by 1mp1antlng an experimental mechanical heart In a female patient. 'PG' • ).,_"Chan Is Missing" (1982, Com· edy) Wayne Wang, Wood Moy Two cab- d11ve11 search Sen Francleco'1 Chinatown tOf the man Who stole a subltanllel sum ot money from them. ( 1 hr .. 20 min.) dBTGDAft .... .,_ "The ~lulng Guest" ( 1938 Mystery) W1ll1am Lundlgan. Paul Kelly A news reporter finds hlmtelf In the middle of en eerie murder plot When he errlvea to 1nvesugate a house thet Is reputedly haunted (1 hr . 30 min.) ~ tm rr••11• CC) llO¥ll .. There· a No Buslneas Like Show Business" (1954, Muslcal) Ethel Merman. Dan Dalley. A ptlnt reJoins his vaudevllle lamlly IOf a benefit perform· once ( 1 hr . S7 min ) M ntA-. ICI Olymp6c Medaltats Toller Cranston end Peggy A.ming star 1n 1h1s dazzling, fantasy·filfed ice ahOw. ( t hr) 0 .,_ "Rocky Ill .. ( 1982. Orame) Syt· vester Stallone. Carl WNthef'I WOfld heavyw91ght champion ·Rocky Balboa suHers a personal crlsls when • younger. hungrier ftghler challenges !)Im for his crown 'PG' ( 1 hr, 40 min.) ...... CE COU.W IAmTIM.L Iowa vs lnd11na IB> (2 hrs 1 UllCMI "Aad1" (1981, Drema) Warren ~atty. Diane Keaton (2 hr1 . 40 min ) .. DAY DA-.. AmYWlhN 19 TaDAftW '*"CAT um.l'AIC:AU DltlCnoM ... .,,. CCllll &llD TMZM ~ DATOPW<l•t ... MCAT =:rOQo .,_"Let's Spend The Night Togeth- er" ( 1982, MUSICal) Documentary The Rolllng Stones ( t h< . 30 min l (0) llOWtl "The Scaleweg Bunch" ( 1980. Adv= Mark Damon. ( t hf • '3 min ) Z "Blonde Venus" ( 1932 Romance) Marlene O..trich, Cary Grant lh<. 37 min) ••• llC ..... ... ,. .. ... 119 WY•Rlll __,...,,,.WT RfOP .. 11111 -lancl Conl. l ...,IWAOGMT IUCUTAll •wau , ... OMOMOW--.. 111• mmu • The sons of ex - astronaut Phil Tracey head for exclllng new adventures m thls animated lllm ( 1 hr. 30 mtn) 6DWAYOfnunt 1111 ttl) .,. "Battle Cry" ( 1955. Orama) Van Hefhn. Aldo Raz (3 hrs . 5 min ) ... II TMI lllnt Al• • Y • YMCOUVBI The 1n1ernatooa1 issues deba1ed al the S1•th Assembly of the World Council of Churches in Vancouver, Brlt11h Columbia are e)(amlned (R) ( 1 ht ) '°"".,....,. ca Tl•CI fUIT "°"' · llMClt • U.oTD Oii.Vii --,...,,A&. ...... .,.._.,., ..... =='·'="(R)Q .,_ "A11plane II The Sequel" ( 1982. Comedy) Robert Hays, Juhe Hag- erty ( 1 hr , 25 min ) (lJ .,. "The Man From Snowy River" (1982. Adventure) K1r11 Douglas. Tom Burltnson ( I hr .. u min ) . ~, .. .. nmtlCM NIALTM OIA&.ML ill WIM 19 ATCM.YMtf ,.._.I. PllCll TOllMl>llMf ... YOWi ... .,.. "The Caine Mutiny" ( 1954. Orama) Humphrey Bogart Jose Ferrer i hrs . 2mln) ,._MOU ..... TOlllMU. • Cl) ICAA '*ITUU. Arl<ansas at v11 l,...,E'.111 WU. WU WIT 1Y•wt111• '9.uwfO.., ,_,. ~ '* COl9VT'llla '"' -'"" (I) •lflOl-llT"IC8'-~IT8-~ .,.. "The Am1mng Mr Blunden" ( 1972. Fan1asy) Laurence Naismith, ~ynne Frederick ( 1 hr • 30 min ) (S 1 ,._ TALI TNIATM "The Nightin- gale" Mick Jagger portrays the emperor of the ancient land of Cathay who learns the true lessons of hie from the a song- hlled b11d and a lowly kitchen maid Bud Cort , Barbara Hershey. Edward Olmos and Mako also star Q ( 1 hr ) 'l l .,. "Klas Me Goodbye" ( 1982. Comedy) Sally Field. James Caan ( 1 hr 42 min) tmMr Of --~ Im tmmTTMI ..... 'lllunu...:a DAY Of u.covB'\' IC81mHCOflLMD TMl W.OnmoMOW N 82Ull / AGl'AIWI I IAT'MAM ,. CM •IBaTI Pe1er t Krogh Dean of Georgetown University's School ot Foretgn Service. hosts an examlna11on and panel discussion 01 current lnterna- 11ona1 1saues of Interest 10 Americans m110TOA1m (!) ... "FIS WorlO Cup Women's sla· lom (from Bad Gaste1n Austria) (A) ( 1 rir 30 mm) !t1) llOYll "Beastmaster .. ( 1982. Adven lure) Mere Singer T11nya Roberts ( 1 hr 45 mtn I l ntltllMHM -GO coum IAmTUU. Loulelana State et North Carolina (2 hra.) D llOYll "C1ndertella" ( 1960. Comedy) Jerry Lewis Ed Wynn (2 hrs.) 0 NOU.YWOOO a Gm• Featu<ed: a repoct on how Hollywood la "award cra· zy". Dudley Moore entertains at a benefll for the VenlOe Cllnlc 0 '8ALO Of nunt (!).,.."Charlie Chan In Egypt" ( 1935, Mystery) Warner Oland, Robert Young l hr . 30 min.~ _ ..... ':: ~ Conespondenta Lin- da Werthelmet and Cokle Roberta join Paul Oul<e tor an up-to-the-minute sum- mary of =sslonal actMtlea. ~·All Oii_ ..... ([) llOYll "Jesse James" (1939, West- ern) Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda (I hr • 45m1n) ~ MOYll "Polt8fgelst" ( t982. Horror) Cratg T Nelson Jobeth WlHlama ( 1 hr .. 55m1n.) 0 llCW9 "It Came From Hollywood" ( 1982. Comedy) JOhn Candy. Dan il<royd_ ( I hr . 20 min ) .. -.a~AT'nll ... ~talU. YOTm POI~ Barry Serafin examines the problem of decllnlng voter part1c1pa11on In American eleetlona. ( 1 hr) l llM'fPM.WIU. '*~ WAU.tTm'T-'Tech Tall<" Guest Rtehard J Yashewskl. senior \l1ce Pf• dent and director of technical analysis, Butcher & Singer. Inc . (t) llOft "Barbarosa" ( 1982. Westem) Willie Nelson. Gary Buaey. ( 1 hr.. 26 min) .. @ llOYll 'The Pflde Of Jesae Hallam" C 1981 Drama) Johnny Cash, Brenda Vaccaro (2 hrs) 119 f) (J) mA AIJ...tTM Ulm Top NBA stars from the East cnallenge those from the West (hve from Denver. Colo.) (2 hrs . 30 min) fl IUTOI ULLOIMaa Cl) llOw. 'The Master Of Ballantrae'' ( 1953. Adventure) Errol Flynn, Beatrice Campbell. (2 hrs.) OD llAllWacl 1MIATM "The Citadel" Andrew faces a serl<>o$ Challenge to hi. profesS10na1 career when he becomes the subject of an otticlal Inquiry by hla fellOW physicians i~~J 'lllAm Q ~TOP M* IO Curtis Parl<er I Don- ald Bowers ln a 10·round middleweight bout (from Atlanllc Cll y. N J ) (R) (3 his) O MOVll Beas1mas1er" ( 1982, Adven- tu1e) Marc Singer. Tanya Roberts. (I hr , 45m1n I '2J llCMI "Sharky's Machine" ( 1981, Adventure) Burt Reynalda, Rachel Ward. t2 hrs) m COUI• IAlllTIAl.L Northwattern vs Ohio State (~ 1~ 0 """CCU-... (!) llOYll "The Far Country" ( 1955. Adventure) James Stewart. Ruth Roman WID wmt DAVI»~ . .,. ... QQU ROCIC Red Is sure she has d'-· covered a sl!ange and mysterious beast. bul no one will behev11 her 0 llOYll 'The Secre1 Of NIMH" ( 1982. r ~n1asy) Animated Voices of Ellzabeth Hartman. Dom Deluise ( 1 hr .• 20 min ) -1:-•w noa• 119-wnMM•~ ...... a•1.,,.u:a 1e1 ... --'1'11.ftW"'""' -ITmTOl)Q NPWll ... "Annie" (1982. Mualcal) Alben Finney. Carol Burnett. (2 hre .. 9 min.) (I) .,. "The Return Of Frank James" (1940, Western) Henry Fonda, G.ne Tierney. ( 1 hf .. 32 min.) (l)P._CllMI "The Late Mr. Hart" The firtt·yeer law ttudentl meet Profeeeor Charles W. KlngsfWld (John HOUteman) -1'or =~~ ...ICYM • • -:. ... "The Towering Inferno" ( 197.C, ~ Orama) Sieve McOueen. Paul Newman (? hfa.. 45 min.) .. al) ... "FOf the Love Of BenP" (1977, Advenlure) Patty Garrett. Cynthia Smith. l hr .. 55 min.) -........ 0 -WOIU Of lflOITI "The Pro Bow1" Top players from the AFC take on thole from the NFC (live from Aloha Sta- dium In Honolulu, Haw.) (3 hrs.) l •MAW COii ... A teen·age boy atruggles 10 overcome his tear of water with the help of Wrl he Is captivated by. .... A WU ,,..,.. ,_ lftM C9n'WIY wntll.LWWW ''TR And His Tlmee'' Bill Moyet11 dlscusMS Theodore Rooaavelt with biographer David McCullough In thi. portrait of an energetic and ver18tlle man and tti. turn-of-the-oentury America ~.::·~~1 hr.) ! ... "Oragonslayer" (1 981, Adven· ture) Peter MacNlcol. Caltlln Clarke. (I hr., 55 min.) (.S) .,. "The Tender Trap" ( 1955. COmedy) Debbie Reynolm, Frank Sina- tra =.) D "Beastmelter" ( 1982. Adven· ture) Marc Singer. Tanya Roberta. ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) (%).,.. "Foul Play" ( 1978, Comedy) Goldie Hawn. Che\ly Chase. ( 1 hr • 56 min) I ti O'Cl.OCI .... W (I) lflOITI llm&Y Scheduled: Bruoe Curry I Bill Coltello 12-round WBC Supe< Lightweight Championship bout (llve from Beaumont. Tex.). Jotln Madden'• Jour· neys; Women's World Speed Sl<atlng Champlonshlpa (from Deventer. Nether· lands): Men'• World Cup Giant Slalom (from KlrchbUrg. Austr1a) (I hr . 30 mln.L D CID NA IOLI "ltuzu I Andy Wllllams San Diego Open" Final Round (llve from Torrey Pines Golf ClUb In Sin Diego, Callf.t ~hrs.) 8!!1*-8W (!) .,.. "Red Skies Of Montana" ( 1952. Adventure) Richard Widmark, Jef· f!!)' Huntet. (2 hrt.) UiJ .,. "Lea Glrls" ( 1967, Musical) Gene Kelly, MltzJ Gaynor. (2 hra.. 30 mlnJ.a..a .,_ "The L Riders" ( 1980, Western) James and~acy Keach, Devld and Keith Carradine (I hr .. 40 min.) Friday, January 27, 1984 17 -luliclay Conl. -1-..... · l90Wll "In l)ke Flint" (1997. Adven- ture) Ja.oies Cobu<n. iAe ~· Cobb., (2 ·~ jt \',h'tt' • . Q) MOWll "The Malt« Gunfighter" ( 1975. Western) Tom Laughlin, Ron O'Neat. (2 hrs ) fD ~ "U S. Pro Indoor Champion- ships" Top professlonatt compete In the smgles l1nats of this S375,000 tournament from Philad~f~ta (3 hrs.) ~ = ~ North Carollna-Charlorte vs South Alabame (2 hrs.) 1:11 ii ~econ ct) .,,. na,y • .,.,.min•--• •-cc.. Cl8T Phll and Do(l Everly reuntte for the first time tn ten years, perf0tmlng euen hilt as Bye Bye Love." "Wake Up Little Susie" and "All I Have To Do la Or.am" trom the Royal ~bert Han In London. ( 1 hr ) m @ '• • IU WOll.D Oii MCGI• COUl-TUU .. 8 I wmt YOU Featured a 10ene from Shakespeare's "Twelnh Night" whh hear- ing and deaf act0ts: Lou Fant, a nationally recogntZed expert In American Sign Lan· guage and professional T V and movie actor U MOVll "Treasure Island" ( 193'1. Adventure) Wallace Beery, Jackie Coo- per. Liooel Barrym0te (2 hrs.) Cl) .. 9CJll'T '1!) WI Ill COM.: A POllTIMr Oii nmm ~ The flr5t women ooel miners' struggle to get thelf )obs and thelt day-to- day ltves 1n the mines are documented. lR} ( 1 hr 1 'O) THI 111&•&-l .. l"'TC-• Orson Welles n&I• rates the story of a boy's growth 10 man- hood as he defendS the forest from unknown forces ( 1 hr ) $ lllCMI "Washington Affair" (No Date. Orama) Tom Selleck, Barry Sultlvan. (2 hrs) 0 .ml Reds" ( 198 t Drama) Warren Beatty. Diane Keaton (2 hrs . .a min ) l .ml 'Hanover Street" ( 1979, Romance) Hamson F0<d, Lesley-Anne Down ( t hr . •9 min ) Ulf).,_ACI D ..-.v l ocation Media Moguls fcx City Of Hope et Moonteln High Ski Reson. near Wrig1~ood ( 1 hr • 30 min ) ;:l:AIT..._ ._ammev .,_ "Whiskey Galorel" ( HM9. Comedy) Joan Greenwood, Basil Rao- l01d ( 1 hr 23 min ) l H) MOVll "Beestmaster" ( 1982, Adven- ture) Marc Singer Tanya Roberts. ( 1 hr • •5 min) l ' .ml "Rawhide" (1951, W"te<n) Tyrone Power. Susan Hayward. (1 hr .. 26 mm) .. I~ WLD--.0 Oii • ..,.,,,. W .. llAla THI .... ,. "The Men Super· stars" (from Key Biscayne. Ra.) (2 hrs.) 0 ...,_ "Homeb<>dies" ( !97,, H0tror) Ruth McOevltt, Peter Brooco. (2 hrs.) ®.l UManO 'It This final hOur looks at many aspects of the city of Sara,leYO. the people WO<klng behind the ~ of fhe 84 Gemes. and a retroepectlve loOk at the sports that make up the WlntM Olym- pics ( 1 hr ) Q) .,_ "F0< A Few Dollars More" ( 1967 Western) Clint Eutwood. Lee Van Cleel 12 hrs 30 min ) 18 Friday. January 27. 1984 e ._ "Badlands" ( 1976, Ofama) Slsay Spaoek. Martin Sheen (2 hrs.) CD _.. "Murph The Surf" (1974. Ad\lenture) RoOert Conrad. OOnna Miiis l hra.) A llA1'm Oii TAITI .......... ._ "The Secret Ufa Of Walter MU· ty" ( 1~7. Comedy) Danny Kaye. Virglrr •le ~Wrrl ~ .. '5 min.) -Cl) PACI 1MI Mnoet TAlml llf!flllfMI mATQ910/l IM"'-.:0 -TMml lll'IAllTMI ,_UA c.e ra-ne WM&. ITmf a-.. 9CJll'T ... ,_ lm "The Nuclear Denger' Guest: Rev. Theodore Hesburgh. presi- dent Of Notre Dame ( 1 hr ) G IMllC Oii ~ Mm LMDICAN ,.,.,.. (C).,. "Barbarosa" ( 1982. Western) Wiiiie Nelson. Gery Busey. ( 1 hr . 26 mln.J ([)Cl• LUDlll "F0td College National Champ.onshlp'' (trom Hono!Ytv. Haw ) i! hr.) CI:).,_ "Adventures Of The Wiiderness Family II" ( t978. Adventure) Roben Logan, Susan Oamante Shaw ( 1 hr . •5 min) PAmm TM.I 1"UlM "The Nlghtln· gale'' Mick Jagger portrays the emperor of the &OC*\t land of Cathay who learns lhe true le8sons of lift from the 8 sono· tilled b4rd and a lowly kitchen maid. Bod Cort. Barbara Her~. Edwaro Olmos and Mako also sti r Q ( 1 hr ) CI>.,. "Ouanet" (1981, Drama) Alan Bates. Manie Smith ( 1 hr • 40 min.) • MP'I -,..,.. I .. ..-c:a'I w TIAClt .. Cll ... me ... MD •llMCMOf- .... Q mva:z• mT°'CGm l9GITI _ _.l,venlng ., ..... _.. "Billlon Dollar Hobo" ( 1978 Comedy) Tim Conway. Will Geer. A defel- lct with a depressed outlook on Irle bright· ens up wtlef'I he ha.s to undertake a cross- country ioumey In Ofder to claim an lenoras::nce (2 hrs ) ...... TO ...... TMm lll'IAllT,_ Lllllrn.a •1"1 mt,,_ ,a.oul A look Into the private lives of notables including Princest Diana. Ste1anle Pow- ers. Robert WaQl'e<. David Hassethoff. Morgan Fairchlld, Cher, Mlchaef Landon and Jill St.John. (2 hrs.) e l\W!lll AT flOlll "Steve Lawrence And Eydie Gotme" This husband·and- w1fe team, stars of TV, Broadway and the nightclub ci<oult. sing with the Pops 1n a speoeal tribute to the 95-year-otd lrv1ng Berlin. Including a medley of his hits ( 1 hi ) OD me ... G .WA "Anatomy Of A Volcano" An international team of geologists studies Ml St Heleos in an etfor1 to uncov8f clues wt'ilch Wiii lead to mote accurate Pfedlc· uons ol eruptions In the future. (A) Q ( 1 hr) -"World Freestyle lnvftatlonal" {from Breckenridge, Colo.) (R) (2 hrt ) Cit) CO) Cl).,.-''Airplane l l: The SeQu· el" ( 1982. Comedy) Robert Haya, Julie Hagerty A comme<clal ~ttle company attempts to keep a brave air· plane ptfot from revealing the PfOblema with its first craft before It tak• off on Its maiden fltght. 'PG' ( t hi . 25 min.) .... .. -·---..... OAS ti fmlCAllml.ftt .... ODOCCMU WWWW ..,.•w•n .,_ "Let's Spend The Night Togett.- er" ( 1982. MUSlcal) Documentary. The ROiiing Stones The Stonea perform many of their greatest hits In Ihle r«:Ord of thrM corfcerts held at the Meadowland9 Arena m New Jersey and Artzona State's Sun Devil Stadium. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 30 mln.b 0 .,_ "Airplane II: The uel" ( t982. Comedy) Robert Haya, Julie ag- erty A commercial ~tllt compa- ny attempts to keep a bf8V9 airplane pllOt from reveahng the PfOblemt with lta first cratt befcxe It takes off on lta maiden II ht 'PG' ( 1 hr., 25 min.) lllT Oii tlOT llAT 19 CIJ •..,,. G) IACOCCAIAI' m CAI,.._. A ponratt of lhe bullnell leedtt Whole management miracle saved America's lhlrd·largest automobile manufacturer from bankruptcy (~ hr.) u ®I M.IY'I .... " • ., Fea- tures include the true story behind the Hatfield and McCoy feud. mualc crMted by brain waves, and e loo6c at unueual death mes ( 1 hr ) Q MCMI "In Like Flint'' ( 1967, Adveo- rure) James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb. The Pentagon hires Flint to thwart a gtoup of r::=~:::'_, I ul* "The OiacOYety Of Atllmal Behavior Living Together" An exploratron of the relationship between the behavlot of animals and the kinds of oommunl11es In which they tlve and function Is ptetenttd {B) 9 (t hr) CIJ llOftl "The Man From Snowy River" ( 1982 Advenlure) Kirk Oouglti. Tom Burttnson A young boy grows to man- hood dl.lflng a hazardous trek through the Austrahan wilderness 'PG' ( 1 hr • " mtn) (.%) .,.. "Sharky'a Machine" (1981. Adventure) BbR Reynolds, RaCihel Ward A vice cop uncovera hlg~ povern- ment COfruptlOn wtllle lnvestlQetlng the 19 ';T/=.a;:;lrl. 'R' (2 hra.) Nl®,.'l&llOOI Red It aort the hasdfs.. coveted a atrange and myt1erlout beast. but no one will belleve her. -cm lllTOll ... Q . -ICOrr 1111 ... .. • (I) POW • .._ (Ptomle<e) In a continuance of the motion picture. Denny Zimmer (Jack Weston), the hypochondrl· ac dentist. bids farewell to JacJ< (Alan Ah:la ) and New Yoo ea ht pulta up 11akes and moves to California ( 1 hr.) D KmMf .. Michael tries to find out wno 1s burglarizing the bualnetees In a -Sunday Com. small resort town ( 1 ht ) U M CUii "America At The Cross- roads" Media, education, government· will _ rney destroy the f1m11y and creete 1 "Sin· ~··s:(lhr) U (11) Al1\l I llCCCfll 1 Cl A crlm1- na1 wl"IO l'taS been sentenced by the jUdge 10 estabhah a school tor retaabllltatlng c11m1nals, burglarizes an elegant party. ( 1 hr) ~zom OOLDa ...,. AWAMI Joan Collins and Wayne Rogets host the annual cere- mony honoring performers and craftspeo- ple by the HOiiywood Fore1gn Press Asso- c;;1a1ton for excellence ltl television and 111011011 picture achlellement during the past year from the International Ballroom ot the Beve<ty H~ton 1n Los Angeles. sche<lUled pr~ters include Dustin Holl- man, Landa Evans ano Dudley Moore (2 hrs) Cl)~QO&.D fD llA'nm "The Ptscovery Of Animal Beha111or Living Together" An explora!lon of the retat1onsh1p between the behaVIOf of animal!. and the kinds of communltleS 1n wt11ch they hve and function Is Pfe&ented ~) Q (lhr) W IACOCCA: M i.-CM ,..,..,_A pol'· trM or the business leader WtiOSe man· agement miracle saved Amenca·s thtrd· largest automobtle manufacturer from 1>ankrup1c"4! t hr I '1:) W1 CCI THU11m 'The lrtsh R M " Al the turn of the century, Ma1or Sinclair Yeates resigns hlS commission as a British offteer 10 take a post 1n the west of Ireland as Resident Magistrate, hoping to hve "'1th l"us future brtde Phlhppa Buller 111 d peaceful village (Part 1) Q ( 1 hr ) Ct llO¥m "The Caine Mutiny" (1954, Orama) Humphrey Bogart Jose Ferrer Based on the novel by Herman Wouk A group ol olficers mutiny against their cap- 1air0 cla1m1ng that he is mentally unstable ( 2 tlr!> • 2 m111 ) f 190RTIC8ITD H.llCMI "Annie" ( 1982. Musical) Albert Finney Carol Burnett During the Great Oppression baldpale muttt btlhonaire Oliver Warbucks opens his palatial estate 10 a spunky. redheaded orphan tor what' It~ lh1nlis will only be a week 'PG' (2 hrs . 9 mtn) 0 llOVll "Oeastmaster"' ( 1982. Adven· lure) Marc Singer. Tanya Roberts A young man with an unusual talent for gov- t:1 n1ng animals searches for the v11la1n responsible for the destruc11on of his vll- 1oge 'PG' ( 1 hr , 45 min) S llOVll 'Poltergeist" ( 1982. Horror) Craig T Nelson. Jobeth W1lhams Vefl081UI ghosts take over a suburban California Mme and abduct the resident family's y-oungest child 'PG' Q ( 1 hr . 55 min ) 0 MOWll "Love Child" ( 1982. Orama) Amy Madigan. Beau Bridges A pregnant orimate 1n a women·s prison wages a bat· lie to keep her child, who was lathered by a rnarrted guard R' ( 1 hr 35 min ) .. @ __, 'A&.WILL earl'\ IUCCl11 A 1001. IS taken at chotces and op11ons available 10 the viewer 10 d~re a future of financial independence. tree lrcim w4 and tnsecurtty ( t hr ) .. 8 (fl THI OLdom George and Tom a1e iea1ous of 1he self-defense instructor whO seem" to have caught Helen and Lou1',e s eye 0 8) llOVll 'World War Ill" (Parl 21 t 1982 Drama) Rock Hudson. David ~ >11 Allhough conlrontat1ons 1ntens1fy 1n 111.my :ireas ot lhe world Pres1denl McKe11na rna1n1a1n'S the grain embargo l lUYGIMWllNCW. 9 ... "Amaz.OOI'' (Premlete. Ore~ m41) Jaci< Scalia. Madeline Stowe. A beautiful young doctor, lnveatlgallng the murder of a congressman, finds an organ1- zatton of women who have PoWer to con trot or deSlroy their rivals Q (2 hra.) 1 ..... .-. '=••Cl THU11m "The Irish R M " At the turn of the century, Major Sinclair Yeates resigns his commission as a British officer to take a post In the west of Ireland a.a R~I Magistrate. hoping to ltve With his lul.ure bride Pt\il~a Butler 111 a peaceful village. (Part 1) Q 1 hr.) ~ ll'fliMf'I "Reilly: Ace Spies" Wor1<1ng under cover as a shipping agent 1n 1he Chinese province of Manchuria in 1904. Rellly follows Brltls~ Instructions ro aid the lmperlal Japanese Navy In plans 10 attacl< the Au:ssian Pacific F'leet. Q ( 1 hr) Cl) COUl9I umTUU. North carolina· Charlotte vs So Alabama (R) (2 hrs ) (&. .,_ "Goin· South" ( 1978, Come- dy) Jack NichOISon. Mary Steenburgen A captured f\orse thief is offered a chance to escape hanging by marryl"9 a young lady from the town in which he a Imprisoned 'PG' ( 1 hr , 41 mm) (ZJllO¥ll "Cat People" (1981, Fantasy) NastaSS1a Klnsk1. Malcolm McDowell. Fall- ing 1n love poses a problem lex a young woman who turns Into a tefoci<>Us big cat ti she mates with someone who Is not of her own kind 'R' (2 h~ .. (tl)~WO..._.. ICA .. 8 Cl) AUCI Believing she has been a fail· ureas a parent. Mel's mother showers him with attention and gifts • ICMOOLllAT .,.. "20.000 Years In Sing Sing" ( t933. Orama) Spencer Tracy. Bette Davis A prisoner violates hts new-found freedom when it's t>eheved he's a murder er (2 hrs ) -a Cl) 11W'Nll 0-. u . A grateful pat1en1 disowns his son In order to bequeath his dubious estate to Gonzo ( 1 lhr)m ... ntl--.OT__,. ...., ....... THltoGD 1• 11•• .aAT 0 a DlmMl:ll "The House 01 Mirth" Geraldine Chaplln stars as Edith Wharton's most celebrated fictional heroine. Lily Ban. 1n an adaptation of the Pulltzer Prize-winning novelist's story of New Yori< City's social aristocracy during the ~1900s. (A) ( 1 hr .. 30 min) , t ) ''Shoot The Moon" ( 1982. Ora- ma) Albert Finney. Diane Keaton The collapse ol an upper middle-class cou· ple"s marriage and 11s eNect on their four daughters 1s chronicled 'A' ( 1 hr 59 min) (0 . llOVll "Brainwaves" ( t983. Sctence- F1c1100) Ke11 Dullea. Suzanna Love A young housewife suffering from brain trau ma receives thought processes and mem- ories from a corpse In an experimental me=rocedure 'PG' ( 1 hr . 21 mtn ) 1 $ "Cat People" ( 1981. Fantasy) Nastass1a Kinskt, Malcolm McDowell Fall· 1ng 1n love poses a problem for a young woman who turns into a ferocious btg cat 1f she mates with someone who Is not of her own kind 'A" (2 hrs ) 0 llOYll "Valley Girl" ( 1983. Comedy! Nicolas Cage Det>orah Foreman A high i;choot girl breaks olf her romance with a pun1<e1 becftuse the relationship threatens hi>r c,r,1ncl1n<; w11h1n her peer group 'A" _@_. ''GOid ()jggetsOf 1935" (1935. Mutleat) Dick Powell, Qlo(ta Stuart. An ambitious stage mother pushes her daughter toward an older man (2 hr&.) .. ®.,.."All The Rivers Run" (Part 3) ( 1983. Orama) Sigrid Thornton, JOhn Waters. The head$trong wife of a river- boat captain finds adventure and romance In turn-of-the-century Australia l hr .. •OmlnJ.. -IT•Hii armnrr• FT 1111-Featured. a IOOk at papular muSIC's musical duets. a tool< at the media's sports doetors ( 1 hr) fJD mM NVllWI "Women In The Oirector·s Cha1t" with clips lrom "Yentl," "Fast Times At Rtdgemont High'. and "Valley Girl" and inteNlews with women l dlr=IAC*I .. um&Y 90ITI 'Ml Ml D8(J)OID ... WM.Lltmr .,..,_ ..aRT ..,.'°'°" ' .., .. ....., ...nm "We Ara Driven" The dark- .er side of Japanese labor relations ts explored. behind the poelttve images of ~h ettic1;ca. and high morale Q ( 1 h1 ) ..,.~ .,,.. llXY Intimate fantasies become racy reatlty through comedy, mUSIC and dance ( 1 hr ) Zi M(MI "Lady On The Bus" ( t983, Drama) Sonia Braga. A young newlywed finds se•ual enjoyment on a bus htled with strangers ( 1 hr . 26 min ) . ,.._.c:owm __ td .... 11:11 90ITI MAL , ..... ,,. MIC ... HAMYO ---.0¥** .,.,,A&. .... _,.. "Jacobo T1merman Prisoner Without A Name. Cell Without A Number" ( 1983, Drema) Roy Scheider. Liv Ullmann An outspoken Jewish editor finds trouble when he wntes editorials which eventually lead to a clash of opin· ions with I.he Argenllne governmen1 (2 hrs) cm-o. e;) 111 CUJI 'America Al The Cross- roaos" Topic runaway children -how par- ents can meet their needs end l<eep them at home ( 1 hr ) 1W 0 llO¥m "Jacobo T1merman Prisoner Without A Name. Cell Without A Number" ( 1983. Orama) Roy Sch4l1der. Liv Ullmann An outspoken Jewish editor finds trouble when he wrl1es editorials which eventually lead 10 a clash or opln· 10ns with the Argenllne government (2 hrs ) fJ MOU.YWOOD CLOll'UP Featured a report on how Hollywood is "award cra-zy" Dudley Moore entertains at a benefit for the Venice C11n1c 119 fJ lllO¥ll 'Catch 22" (1970. Comedy) Alan Arkin. Martin Batsam A group of Air Fo<ce ofltcers disgusted with the rotatton system and the subtle insanity of their commano~ stoo el nothing 10 get dis- charges {2 hrs . 10 min I ,_0111CUJI (!) ~_,WOM .... Cl> Wcml • C-. Gary Collins and Carol l awrAnce host this e)(am1nat1on of the plight ot the I 6 billion women 1n the ""'"'" <. or•vPIQp1ng nations 1hrough lhe Friday. January 27, 1984 19 -lanclay Cont. ion.. of •he of theM women~ 1 hr ) allCMUWAYMl&W9 • CCllJ.W Mm'r'IAU. NOrlhwestem vs OhlO S~R) \2 fi<a.) ® 0 "e.aatmuter" ( 1982. Adven1u1e) Marc Singer, Tanya Roberta A yoong man with an unusual talent fOf governing antmalt ... rchel IOt the villain rffPOOslble fOf lhe dellroctlon ol hll 1111- ~ 'PG' (1hi .• 45 ~ (Q) TM1 DOOlm MIOTI• PAMWal. CO. C9iT The popu1a1 group perform a aelec· 11on of their hlta, Including "What A FOOi Belleves ·• 1n this concert taped al the Unl- vetally ol California at Berkeley's Greek Theatre. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) .,._ "Washington Affair" (No Date. Drama) Tom Selleck. Barry Sullivan A government a~nl 1s threatened with blackmail by an unscrupulous business· man ( 1 hr . 30 min ) -@ --"Blondie Pta~ Cupid" (1941. Comedy) Penny Singleton, Arthyr lake The Bumtteads decide 10 ~P a young cou=n elOpe ( 1 hr . 30 min ) .. i .. 'GOOdbye Mr Ch1p1" (1939, Drama) Robert Donat, Greer Garson A dedicated Enghsh 9ChOOlmaster is much loved by his srUdenta (2 hrs ) -Cl) m¥ll ''Someone Al The Top Of The Sta11s' ( 1973. H0tr0f) Donna Miiia. Judy Carne Two young women rent a room at a fOfOidd1ng Victodan mt1ntk>n and dis· covef that their lellOw tenants are nor what they appMr to be. ( t ht 30 min ) l _.,IUO ....... WALL.YllOlll Dll .. "Siient Raoe" (1982. Aav.n- ture) Chuek N0tr.s. Aon Sl\lef. A crttlcally 1n1urecl 1>5ych0p8th Is revttallzed and made almOSt indeStrvctabte by the handt- work of a mentally unhinged sclenttsl 'A' It hr 40 min l -Monclay -·llondng 11ov1es- •CZJ "Cat People" ( 1981. Fantasy) Nas- t8SS'a ~ .. Malcolm Mcnow.I (2 tll'L) •0 "A Little Sax" (1981, COmedy) Tim Matheson. Edw8fd Herrmann ( 1 tw 35 min ) •(C) "The Second Time Around" ( 1961, Comedy) Debbie Reynolds. Andy Gnfflth { 1 hi , 39 min ) • 01 'T1eesures Of The Sooo#" ( 1981 Ota· ma) Paul Dean Carey Born ( 1 hr . 40 mm ) •<Ill "Lorna Ooone · ( 1951 Orama) Bar· bera Hele Richard Greene (2 hrs ) • "Blue Fin" ( 1978. Adventure) Herdy Kruger. Gteg Rowe ( 1 ht 30 man.) 119(!) 'Fathom' ( 1967. Adventure) Tony FranelOS8. RaQuel Welch (2 tw1 J 1z> "The Boogens" (1 98 1. Horror) Reb«.ca S.lding, Fred McCatrto ( 1 tw . ~ "*') 1190 "The Seaet 0t NIMH" ( 1982. Fania.- Sy) Animated Votces Of Ellz.abeth Hart· man Dom DelutSe ( 1 tw 20 r1W'I ) •Ct ) "Author! Author'" ( 1982. Comedy) Al Pecina. Dyan Cannoo (I hf <&9 ITWl) •Cl '"Sharky's Machine" ( 198 I, AOven- twtl Burt ~. Rachel Watd 12 ht$) W O 'A.rplane II The Sequel"' '1982 Comedyl RoOert Heys JI-. HaoeJ1y 20 Friday, January 27. 198'4 _i __ __ • tWT•IWCN ... llOWll "Love. & Money" ( 1980, Adventure) Ray Sha1key. Omelia Mull A tot Angeles bani< employee'• Hte ls turned upside-down when he meets and becomes 1omantlcally Inv~ with the wife of a wealthy German entrep<eoeur 'A' (1 hr .. 35 min ) ........ W CI) ... "In The Money" (1958. Come- dy) Bowtry Boyt. Patricia OonaM. The Boys find themselwt walking a pet poo- dte after becoming lnvotved with &0me Brlllltt diamond smugolers. ( 1 hr . 30 min) ..... ~= "Thlok Dirty" ( 1978, Comedy) Marty Feldman. Shetley Berman An advertlSlng man !Inda the sexy new TV star he's been IOoldng for right In hla own household ( 1 hr .. 30 min ) llOWll "The End" (1978, Comedy) Bun Reynolds. Dom De Luiee A termlnal- ly 111 man muaters the courage and deter· mlnauon to lace hit Impending death with a set'* o.:.=ty . 'A' ( 1 hr • 45 min ) I -· llOMTM. ttl WOii.i ATU. W AT-wmt Guest K1lu Vandeweghe i h.!J .. (l)Cll ....... Atat rrtYM• I II ,_ "Devta CUp Fll'\ftl Highlights" Aust1alia vs. Sweden (R) ( 1 hr.) g.,. "The Secret Poltoeman's Other BaU" ( 198 t, Comedy) John CIMae . Graham Chapman British comediana and lllUSlCWlS. .includlna cast mem~ lrom "Monty PythOn ... ··.,,Beyond The F,. .. and "Nol The Nine O'Clocit News," per· form in a concert fOf the benefit of Amnes~nternatiOnal 'A" ( 1 hr 30 min ) -) "Kitty And The Bagman" -(C) "Freed<>m' ( 1982, Drema) Mate W1nn1ngnam. Jennifer Warren ( 1 hr . 36 min J tt1) "Dusty" (1981, Orama) BIN Kerr Noel Trevarthen ( 1 ht . 28 min.) "The Trials Of Oscar Wide' (No Date. Drama) Petet Flnoh. James Mason t? his ) -Gl) "Miss Sadie Tt'IOmps<>n" (195<&. Ora ma) Jose Ferrer. Alta Hayworth (2 h,..) -· ''The Gam~" (1980, W"1ern) K9f'Oy Aogets. Lee PU<cell (2 hra) "KISS Me Goodbye .. ( t982. Comedy) Sally Field, Jamee Caan ( 1 hr .. 42 min.) tw D "The Swtngef" (1966. Comedy) Ann-Margret. Tony FranclOSa ( t hr . 30 f'TW'\ J tw ) "Shipwreck' ( 1978. A~Ufe) Rob- ert Logan, Mlt(kl JatTuson-Olton (1 h1 43mtn) -&1•---11ov1es--· "l'all Man Aiding" ( 1955, Western) Randolpn Soon. Oof04hy Maione (2 hrs ) at ''Valley Gwf' (1 983. Comedy) NiColal ~ Deborah Foreman ( 1 ht . 35 min ) "KISS Me Goodbye" ( 1982. Comedy) Sally Fieki. James Cun ( 1 ht . 42 mtn ) -ct" "'Jltnmy The Kid · (1982. Adventure) Gary Coleman, Paul LeMat ( 1 hf . 26 ITW\) O ·v alley Gw1 • ( 1983. Comedy) NicQlaa ~. Deborah Fot.man ( 1 ht . 35 min l ,f' "HanoYet Street' < 1979. Aomenoel C t982. Comedy) Liddy Clatk, John Stan ton AJoung EngliSh bride goes to Austra Ua an oecomes Involved In a batti. tor coorrol Qt ~ UC\~y.:orld 'R' ( 1 h1 35 min.) "" trllQl)...,IWMIMT · t:ll(C).,. "BUiftt" (1977. Drama) Pa111 d' Arbanvme. Mona Klrtensen A young girl's sexual awakening occurs during her stay with a family friend one summer 'A' lhr . 35min ) ..... a. CllCO,_ TMI ... ... ...... ,.. llCMI "Quartet" ( 198 1. Drama) Alan Bates. Maggte Smith A Bohemian couple open their home to a young woman whose hvsband was given a jell sentence 'R' ( 1 hr .40m1n) "CS m¥ll "Looping" 11981, DramaJ Shelley Winters. Sydna Rome Hard times befall an old carnrval couple, fOfclng them to hire a strtppe1 10 bring In the money so they can buy their ticket 10 retirement a rollercoaster ( I hr . 35 min.) 11:9 (1)PMTM• •0 .,._"Love Child" (1982, Drama) Amy Madigan, Beau Bridges A pregnant inmate 1n a women's prison wages a bat rte to keep her chtld. who was fathered by e married guard 'R' ( 1 ht • 35 min ) M (HJ mwll "Partners" ( 1982, Comedy) Ryen O'Neal. Jonn Hurt A straight cap end a gay pollCe clerk go undercover as e homosexual couple to find the' murder8f of a male model 'A' ( 1 hr 35 min ) •1 TOPO'TM1.a1U•la ..... .......... (R) d ) .,,. "Barbarosa" t ~2. Western) Willie Netson, Gary Busey A T exes outlaw grows to beeome a legend while constant- ly on the run from the authorities and his angry in-laws 'PG: ( 1 hr . 26 min ) Hamson Ford Lesley-Anne Down ( 1 hr 49 m1n) tt16' "Conspiracy In Tehefan" (1947 Adventure) Defel< Farr Pamela Stlr1IOQ (2 hrs ) 19 t) "The Second r1~ Around" ( 196 t Comedy) Debbte Reynolds Andy G11lt1th (1hf.~m1n1 lk.i 'Brainwaves" ( 1983. Science-Fie flon) Keir Dullea Suzanna LOYe ( 1 hr 21 IT'Hn ) (0) "The Looehness Of The Long Distance Runner ( 1962. Drema) Mtchael ~d'fave Tom Courtenay ( 1 hr . 43 1:90 "!< L1tlle Sex · (1981 Comedy) Tim Matheson Ec:1ward Herrmann ( 1 ht 35 m.n) Zl ·space Movie" ( 1979) Documentary MUSIC by Mij(e Otdfleld ( 1 hr . t9 min) •'l.) "Missing" ( 1981, Drama) Jeck Lem- mon Sissy Spa<* (2 hr$. 2 min ) •<C> "Five Fingers" ( 1952. Orama) Jam~ Mason. Danaetle Oameux ( 1 ht 48 min 1 1tt "Treasures Of fhe Snow" ( 1981. Ora· ma) Paul Deen. Caley Born ( 1 hr . 40 min l SI A Whale 0 1 A Tale" ( 1977. Adven tu1e1 Wilham Shelnef Many Allen (l hf!.) l · Sharl<y's Machine · ( 198 t Adve<I lure) Burt Reynolds. Rachel Ward <? hrs ) .. 0 eoc,y I 197~. °'•m.tl I 1 rw ?5 min I -Monday Conl. 0 "On The W1tef1ront" ( 19~. Ofama) Marlon Brando. Eva Marie Saint (2 hrs ) •fl l "Let's Spend The Night Together" ( 1982. Musical) Documentary The ROll- 1~ Stones ( 1 hr • 30 min.) .. w "Duel" (197t, Suspense) Dennis Witav4tf. Tim Herbert (2 hrs ) --•lvenlftu .. ..... --QIN ---..., ....... uum .... 0 ,......~""" MAWMMN llACm./.._.,..,.. .... . llMIC"" lllOIW. 'MfTllO .,.. "Freedom" (1982. Drama) Mare Winningham, Jenntter Warren A teenager. rebelling and fleeing lrom rhe custody of her d1v0<ced mother. a11empts ro come up with answers of her own 11 hr. 36 min) ( H} GIOl'TA OAllCI, GIOl'TA -This retros· pective IOok al movie music.II 1nclodeS performances by Astaire and Rogers, Shirley Temple. Gene Kelly, Manlyn Mon- roe and Elvis Presley and clips lrom "Carousel " 'The King And I," "West Side Story," "Cabaret' and The Rocky Hou<>< Picture Show " ( 1 hr ) <Ol llOWll "Valley Girl" ( 1983. Comedy) Nicolas Cage. Deborah F0<eman A high school girl bfeaks ott her romance with a punker because the rNtiOnshll) threatens her standing ~hln her peer group 'A' ( 1 hr 35min ) · • $ ... "KISS Me GOOdbye" (1982. Comedy) Sally Field. James Caan A wld· ow who Is about to remarry 15 v1s1ted by tier late husband's ghost PG ( 1 hr 42 min) ZJ .,_ "Success (1979, Suspense) Jell Bridges. Ned Beatty Tired of his IU.il unous home his beau!lful wife and his !.ec.ure. well-paying JOb a credit card company employee conceives en elabo· rate olan for escaoe 'PG' (I hr . 31 min) .. ,m9' TAii AIJCI ..... ""POlmlm • PACll OI QI.Mm ,.,_"Hit And Ron" (1957. Orama) Hugo Haas. Vincent Edwards A middle· aged man's jealousy OYer his showgirl wife leads h•m 10 ptot an "accident'' lor her ,.ICL:"d (1hr.30mln ) .... IWl'YDAYIMMI 1'i. ':'.i.. A au~ that protects divers a99lntl shark 1ttac:Kt; 'a Jlotew put· zle SOiution worth S 100,000 ~'""' ... ..., aiJ '::n.u•rr TClllNT "TV's Finest Hours·· A IOok at the COYerage of the trag- edy at the 1972 Olympic Games In Munich (Pan 1) I .,.... COii/iii/it .... wu • 11111.olT LOWICClll•Cl"m • COJ9 •I OU. CCMm "Reha-b1htat1on Institute Of Orange County" This program looks at the efforts of R.1.0 to help people who have become disabled make the transition from dependency to 1ndeg:.n0ence IE) d.LIGI umTUU. Georgetown vs Syracuse (2 hrs.) (~)MIO~ ATTUCTIM Dan Ingram previews a cOllectlon ol l0<1hcomlng films. specials and sports events (L ) llOWll ''KISS Me GOOdbye" (1982. Comedy) Sally Field. Jarnes Caan. A wid- ow who IS about 10 remarry IS visited by her late husband's ghost 'PG' ( 1 hr . 42 min) m COUl• MmTULL Fresno State vs Utah (2 hrs) Nl @ mrl 1:118 I Cll THI Taft Featured a visit to hrS· tone Quebec. one of the oldest cllies In North America 10 take a look at the spec· tacular Winter Carnival and snow sculp lure compe1111on I Q) , ... y fllUD LA¥mm a ll9l.IY l Cfl911ff .... I'@. hi •LA. i=.etured: 8Ctrell Jane Seymour; "Scats," a group of women gymnaate: a look 1t tiny thr ... wheeled cars; how finding your right colOc'a hu become ~ . I L~ .._WLD_..OI ..... -.,.. CCMMY Fntur.ct: the San Clemente Botder PatrOI; former lirat lady. Betty Ford. tpelklng from the Betty Ford Center: a proftle ot an ~·· carhop: a v191t wfth Innovative photogr• P-hef I ~deographer Wllllam Weg. man. 00 .. _ .... Gobo It eeger '°' hla u~to come hOme. but eoon has l80ond t Mt.• , (%) "Htnover Str!Nf"· (1979, , Romance) Harrison Ford, L~·Anne Down An Amer1Can pilot fib In love with a married English OUtM during World War 11. then emba(kt on a daring m!Mlon to ~ her hutband from enemy fOfcea. 'PG'_j 1 hr .• 49 min,) .. 8 Cl) IC' •C.OW ,_ ..... Aman- da is kidnapped by Central American reb- els who ere plOttfng to astasafnate their president. ( 1 h'.J I Cl1"UCM• .,.. "Bloody Mama" (1970, Ora· ma) Shelley Wint.,., Pat Hingle. Ma Barker and he< disturbed sons ....... the Ozarks to as.sume degenerate and wlgar ltves as crlmlna~<~ra.) D 9 """ llC_. A lkl« racee against a car down one of San Frll'ldlco'• steepest streets. Ind a lkeet shooter rltk• his hie by faclQO Jargota flying toward him a!6::'·~ I =.r ... rr T011•rr "TV'• Aneet Hours" A IOok at the coverage ol the trag- edy at the 1972 Olympic Gamet ln Mun:&wtar1 1) m "The Marcua-Nelson Murders'' ( 1973. Mystery) Telly Savala•. Marjoe Gortne< When a black ghetto teen·ager la pinned 10< two bizarre murders he didn't commit, a pollce detective tries 10 find the real murderer. (2 hrs.) 8D ~ "Abortion Cllnlc" The Under New ManageJDent !wn 111g All V:11th.., · l>ean A. l~mpser Gur.-.1 Muace.r I la rll<ll' I ,c.l\\'H · Mcn 111t ()live \lcn1orial Parh · Mortucn1 ·· • Cnsta Mesa 's Orily Con1plete Funer al Facilities 1625 Gisler Ave. Costa Mesa (Gisle r A ve. at H•rbor Blvd .) Benard 8. ladalck ~c-111 PHONE TODAY FOR FREE INFORMATION 540-5554 Friday. January 27 , 1984 21 ~_,. f,1;.iere-oes ~ ~ai .or-w r Ot'<t t:a"'..0.W-=*"" •• 'Xla.r.-..eo p: f"""'ll • ~~ it -.u om a;•~ :.oe L.¥e r-G w.u-... Or"*~ ar-e ._.. •.,er._ E::t '•""'ru ' SVJ1 ~ a 't!l!lt',~ ';tr ' .. .,..-u-. lrc;r" ~ ~CG -~/•1 1r"W ~ :o.ne ~Ir ~-rr a ,.-~-. -¥, .-...: .rua.e ~.ir~c..-fRJ •"" ~~ -c. .... A:..:°~'7 "---V •9e2 Cot--en I I-i:; ilC-lt"-:. Dta· ':,.w-"YT. A •ee f'ft p.al~~ \ ~ '!8-es l":r .,... a ~ ':I .,.~ I ·~ ':.~er" ·~ ~ ::.Me -:; p.1'1 • •' , ~· ~' a ~· ::. :.c.er-PG t;tt 'S"""I 11 .,.. Sl""1•·eo-~ '';76 Ac~~ ,..,, w-~ v~ V.ltl~ Ja-~ J.. ~ '"1 ··-:. ~4''-" • '9PY°• ar1i0 a ,.,4!..,., a•e 1ot·r()el:l ~ ar .-r...r· e-'l ~ tr'fll t"G'".>F'e-"~ I ~ ~orrr aT a.ea ".?. • ·1 43 ,...,. ~.,.. .-.,~ ·~rr ·~ l"l(Jrr?f c.icr .. ~ .... .a""'"<e ,._,.,.. ~-·a.7-t .. 1'"°"91-- <'S' rer-•1 6 MY~ IC"'l¥ ,..~ ~ .. ~ V4! ~· ".-t• ''W strange etOIJC. ~~ ~ • • ., 4~ rr~ 5., ,,_.TM.I 1WAm co~.,. ~,,. k e< ,, { '1/eU -8.U c:;.cl1'." !'-! ~·!Jr9e -.-; -,¥ ""' 1""4 .JY'r, "'lo""'e -""' •4'C1' i:• ~ ' ~~ Src-•1 C~ua ">CJ!'" ~r·a• .n•.c; 7...-d •40 Besr.1 P~ ()r.,r....ey a•o<l 8.A W" a."iCI S"...lf :;l " .,.,. T ~ ~ Jl'".JC. • 9 "T 8 CTllf"'ta Gra• a"' ''.> ac;-r-<v .:;a, ~ ~a•o" Dept~ O l'e( I~ Ct~.it. ':.J ,.. l'nr· ''9 a m..1fl ...,..e$ a"• r-ar '!j P..'I ~ -~~·~=~i..~~, 3C ---1:' -LCMIOAT , .. .,,'iZlll A """1 t.at pratkts ~tef•a~n1 viar" a'tacio'-' a ll(JW• puz· lie t(M.r_,n llll'(IVl t 100 000 -~MCA1\19 ", •11 1, ~ llAllTN. .... nil W0&D Dav~ Has.sett'o0f' asY.l .M~.e ~ r'<e'Jt to(I'!.. I~ ~~er:I #lft.q, •eat..rn 2 I c..onte\ta~·~ •ei:.·~t ng ,,...~, '-0',,.r of tt;e g~ "•• ''"! •r.'~ ·~ ce c.tosen by l'eHef«; N•.r, i;.a "'J'l'"1g t•"! I~ (2 r:o G 11 m¥ll Nher Sr.e Sat" ~~· (Prerr ~·e ~a,,..a i".arhieer' C'luinWi. Jei· lr1Jt CJeM"r.r A ega1 battle erupts ~ a ..itom<tt .,,,......_, rr''!'\ 1'1ret l'F'"9f'I to I'll!( hole! lroom == ~ .wa5 raped (2 tn l nll COUITIAU GOY_., 0 ppet'!Otl The tstanc: T rroe F i:.rgot Capta n Jacques C<JU~teau ar•d hrt. c.reN e11ptc:ye lhe hist~ r I •nhab<tanrs a"'<! natura1 ~ ot Chp~too ISiand a c.0<at atoll ot1 lhe coast of Me,,ICO IRJ t 1 ht 1 <IJ.-o1rm f"[" .,.,. 'Farso· r 980 Comedy) Oom Oelurse Anne Bancroft A portly compul- ~rve eater l1nd~ tl"at r.oth1ng car dampen hit. deSlre IOf IO<)tj unttl he falls 1n IOve 'PG' (1 hr 34 min J $ .,.,. He Best L•tlle Whe>fenouM In Texas' ( 1982 Musical) Burl ReynoldS Dolly Parton A hambOyant muckraking TV personality rnes 10 ctose down a popu- lar =~513 A 11 hr . 55 min ) .. ~.,.,. 'The Se<:ret Ways ( 1961 Dra- ma) Rlehard W1dmarl\, Sonia Ziemann A leader of anti commun11t forces iS btoughr 001 from behind the Iron Curtain 1n Hun· 9.ary by ar. Ame<.can adventur8f 12 l'lrl 7'> min 1 22 Friday, January 27, 1984 e•mr•~~ entertain· " Aler\ King and ni. Mighty <Anon Art ~~) I·--~ ·--·-,.... fll nm _, Gc.lests Lee tiOf'llley Al80 and the Rep ~ny 11 IV. 30 ITWI) e 11w1et111MNWeco Gl) .. ''The Two MB. Can<* ( t9'7 Ofema) Humphrey 8ogcw1 Barbara Sr.anwyc:k A deranged att!sl methodoc:au1 rname1 and muroers l"llS ...._ ettef 00cno a bczarre pomait of them (2 rvs ) • UW '• CA Host Oennor, ~ (1hr) CCI 1 • UlllTIM.&. GeorgetOWT'I ~ ~ac:use ~J (2 rvs I •• "Kitty And The Bagman (1982. Comedy) Uddy Cl.ark. John Stan IOI\ A young Englistl bnde goes to Austra · Ila and becomes lllllofved in a battle 10< COtlrtOI ot the ~ R' ( 1 "' . 35 nwq • ,. cua Featured: a woman wtio learned to lty witf\Out a lel8ot'I wMr'I her '*>' d*2 .,, night one WOl'Nlt'I' s emotional baftlie With rape ( U w .. 30 min ) · tW(C) .. "'The•En<f' (1978. Comedy) &rt ~. Dom De Luise A lerrTw\al ly ill man must~ the courage and deter l'TWlatlOO to lace his impendltlg death w11r1 e sense of dignity 'R' ( 1 ht '° min ) .,.. "Brainwaves" ( 1983, Scienoe- F1et100) Kew Duttea. Suzanna love A young hOusewrte suffering from brain 1rav· ma receives thougt'lt processes and mem ones trom • c:orpse 1n an experimental mec:Ei~ocedure. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 21 min I -1 trralCOCa If 11 Urn ---1 .,., ..... -e Ull _,wmtD&WID ~ Goest~ comedian Sandia Bernhard. wnt er Matthew l~o and "Solld GOid dancef Oarsel ( 1 hr ) I .UT.com ~COLLICTIOI LA.TGDAY .,.. "Thars My eoy· ( 1951 Come dy) Dean Marttn. Jerry Lewis A weakling IS aided by hlS athlellC roommate to become a football star In order to please his lathef (2 hrs . 5 min.) (I) IDWM I llM'JWI uLA&.1111•1111,..• 9 mrrmru•n re 11rr "TVs F1~t Hours" A!<><>'< at the coverage of the trag- edy at the 1972 Olympte Games 1n Mun.ch. (Part 1) • I LOW. 'I •OM lnU .. (I) COi ''90 A brother and S1St8f hghl for control over a c0<pora11on (R) ( t hr 20men.) CJ) .,_ "The Beast Wrthln" (1982 Hotror) Ronny Cox. Btbl Besch A woman IS raped Oii her honeymoon by a hairy· legged creature and P<Oduees a seemingly normal son who grows up to follow 1n his dad's bloody footsteps 'A' ( 1 hr 30 min~ -·~~MULnt Cl) .,_ "Aloha Means Goodbye" ( 197 4. Orama) Salty Struthers. James Fraoolscus When a physlelan's son becomes 1A. a young girl with a rare blOOd i1 is sought as a heart donor (2 hrs ) ALL•MP-.Y .. "Tomouow Is Forever" ( 1946 Ofama) Claudette Colbert Ot'son Welles A woman 1s reunited with her husband 20 years after she beheved hrm dead (2 hrs 30 min) (].J .,.,. 'Summer 01 72" ( 1982 -~ayConl. ' AdVenture) Anne11e Haven, Loni Sanders A young men pursoes the affection$ 01 several old« women ( 1 hr • 15 min ) (0).,. "Death Wish II" ( 1982, Orama) Charles Bronson. Jiii Ireland A v1gllante moves to Los Angeles to continue his fight against crime 'R' ( I '" • 35 min ) ZJ .,. "Cat People" (198 1, Fantasy) Nastassla K1nskl. Malcolm McDowell Fall· 1ng 1n love po$9S e problem for a young woman who rums Into a terock>Us big cat 1f stie mates with someone who is not of her own kind 'R' (2 hrs) m-econ W0.,. "Coup De Torchon' (1982, Orama) Philippe Nolret. Isabelle Huppen A law enforcement officer In Africa seeks murderous revenge against all those who have disagreed with him and his Ideal. (2 hrs. 9 min) t11( .,. "cat People" (1981 , Fantasy) NastaSSla K1nskl, Malcolm McDowell Fall- ing 1n love poses a problem for a young woman who turns into a ferocious big cat 1f she mates with someone who ts not ot -Mlfft't ..... tlllher =~~s l MTNTMJL .... (II) t:ll .,. "Diner" I 1982. Comedy) Ste~ Guttenberg, Mickey Rourke A Balt1m0<e -Taescl -Monalng Movies- • 0 "Kitty And The . Bagman" (1982 Comedy) Liddy Clark. John Stanton ( 1 hr. 35 min) r.2..l "Sharky's Machine" ( 1981. Ac:tven- ture) Burt AttynOlds Rachel Ward (2 hrs) •CCJ "There's No BuStnes& Like Show Bu&• ness" ( 1954. Musical) Ethel Merman Dan Dalley ( 1 hr . 57 min) ~) "A Whale Of A Tale" (1977. Adven lure) William Shatner Marty Allen (2 hrs) •@ '"T11 We Meet Again" (1940, Romance) Merle Oberoo. George Brenl ~hrs) 1'1(!) "Shadow 0v9f Elvftton" (1968. Ora· ma) James Franciscus, Leslie Nielsen (2 hrs) 0 "Same Time. Next Vear" ( 1978. Comedy) Alan Alda. Ellen Burstyn (I hi 59 min) CZ) "Fool Play" ( 1978. Comedy) Goldie Hawn. Chevy Chase ( 1 hr 56 min ) ~ (f1l "Threshold" ( 1981, Drama) Donald Sutherland, Jett Goldblum ( I hr 46 rnin) .. C) "Bill" ( 1981. Orama) Mickey Rooney Dennis Quaid ( 1 hr . 40 min ) _S) "Tteket To Heawin" (1981, Drama) Nick Mancuso, Saul Rub1nek ( 1 tu 45 min.) .. 0 "If Came From Hollywood" (1982 Comedy) JOhn Candy. Dan Aykroyd ( 1 hr . 20 min.) CZ> "Blonde Venus" ( 1932. Romance) Marlene Dietrich Cary Grant ( 1 hr 37 min) -l'CJ "King Of Comedy· < 1982 comedy) Robert OeNiro. Jerry Lewis ( 1 hr , 49 min) CH) "Kiss Me Goodbye I 1982. Comedy\ Sally F1e!O. James Caan ( 1 hr . 42 min ) tS) "The Nelli Voice You Hear' ( 1950 Fantasy) James Whitmore Nancy Davis diner is the hangout tor a Quintet 01 young men seen during the time when the pres~ sure& of adulthood 81e thfeetening to disperse them 'R' (1 hr .. 50 min.) !Im ~Cl) Cll ... ...,,,ATCM CNU•FINe -"FIS Wodd Cup" Women's downhill (from Bad Gastein, Austria) (R) i_lhr) tllC$)fllOWll "The Evil" ( 1978. Horror) Rich- ard Crenna. Joanna Pellet A sinls1er and terrifying force conceals Itself beneath a trap door In a reputedly "haunted" hOU$6 'R' ( t hr . 30 min.) ·;._,,IWMIMT .. QICO ..... ... m.JH•MTW Dan •11mrr •un This band from Birmingham. England under the lead- ership of singer I songwriter Kevin Row- land performs "Show Me." "There. fhere." "Soon." "Plan 8." "Respect," "Liars A To E" and "I'm Just looking." .z, llC)V9 "I Love Yoo (Eu Te Amo)" (1981, Drama) Sonia Btega, Paulo Cesar Pe<elo Two people begin en explosive affair 1n an attempt to focget their former lovers ( 1 hr • 45 min.) l11fH)llC)V9 "Ouest For Are" ( 1981, Fenta· sy) Everett McGm. Rae OaWfl Chong. Three membefs of a prehistoric tribe that hasn't the knowledge tor making fire are -(IZl "Torpedo Bay" ( 1962. Adventure) James Mason, Liiii Palmer. (2 hrs.) -0 "On The Waterfront" (195-'. Orama) Marlon Brando. Eva Marie Saint (2 hrs ) 11'10 "Zenobia" ( 1939, Comedy) Stan Laurel. Oliver Hardy ( 1 hr .. 30 min ) CZl "Lizzie" ( 1982 Adventure) Sarah Petrse. ( 1 hr 30 mm ) -A.11ernoon Movies- a. Cl) "The Cool Ones" ( 1967, Comedy) Roddy McDowell, Debbie Watson. (2 hrs) ¢, 194 1' (1979. Comedy) John Belushi. Toshiro M1fune. (1 hr .. 68 min.) Of) "The Terry Fox Story" (1983. Biogra- phy) Rober I 0.JVall. Eric Fryer ( 1 hr . 35 m1r) , o. "Butterfly" ( 1981, Drama) Stacy Keach. Pia Zadora ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) $ "Savannah Smlles" ( 1982. AdVen- ture) Mark Miiier. Donovan Scott. (1 hr .. 45m1n.) t!:tl 0 "Hit And Run" ( t 957, Orama) Hugo Haas, Vincent EdWards. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) (l "Space Movie" ( 1979) Documentary. MUSIC by Mike Otdfleld. { 1 hr . t 9 min.) Wm "Otnner At The Ritz" (1937, Mys- tery) Annabella, David Niven' (2 hrs.) Hl(C) "Sp1r11 Of The Wind" (1979. Orama) Chief Dan George, Slim Pickens (1 hr .. 42m1n J .~; "ThreshOld" ( 1981, Orama) Donald Sutherland. Jett Goldbtum. ( 1 hr., 46 min 1. <O (SJ "The Dark Angel" ( 1935, Orama) Fredric March. Merle Oberon (2 hrs ) 0 "Partners" ( 1982. Comedy) Ryan O'Neal, John Hurt (1 hr. 35 min) IZ' "Sharky's Machtne" (1981, Adven· 1ure1 Bun Reynolds. Rachel Ward (2 hrs) Mt L 'Valley Girl" ( 1983. Comedy) Nicolas CagP, Deborah Forem8'1 (I hr .. 35 min) d Cl "fhere's No Bustnesa Like Show Busl· ness ( 1954 Musical) Ethel Merman. sent 1n search of a new source When their continUOUSly burning pilot fire II extln- golshed 'R' ( 1 hr .. 35 min.) 0 .,_ "Forced Vengeance" (1982. Adventure) Chuck Norris. Mary LoulM Weller. A karate expert uses hit mb¥el to df1ve mobsters OU1 of a Hong Kong gam- bling establiShment. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 43 min.) l:ll i )PAll'M• "*"' R.IY, ILD. .,.. "Jo.epha" (1982. Orama) Mlou-MlOu. Claude Brasaeur. A woman whose marriage has fallen apart falll In love with a wealthy hof'Nbreedet. 'R' (1 hr .. 5-' min.) CU) M POLICATI Thlt concert by the London band lncludet the perlormance of "Rockabilly Guv." "We Say Yeah." "Jee=" and ,fLet'a Bop." -"The Best Llttle Whorenouae In Texas" ( 1982. Musical) But1 Reynolds, Dolly Parton. A flamboyant, muckraking TV personality tries to cloee dOwn a popY- lar bawdy house 'A' ( 1 hr., 66 min.) •1 TOPO'1MI llGN•ll ...,,.. ........ OI) _,.. "The Next One'' (1982. Sci- ence-Fiction) Keir Dullea, Adrienne Bar· beau A man from the future breaka the time bemer and lands on an Isolated island ~t: min.) t:a(J) M Guest: Ruth Buzzt D Darley ( 1 hr .. 57 min.) g ~ssrng" ( 1981, Drama) Jack Lem-mon. issy Spacek (2 hrs .. 2 min.) (%) " I Play" ( 1978, Comedy) Goldie Hawn. hevy Chase. ( 1 hr .. 56 min.) •CD "B b Le Flambeur" (1956, Orama) Isabelle Corey. Roger Duchesne. (1 hr .. 43min )~ Ul(Hl "Kiss e Goodbye" (1982, Comedy) Sally Fiel James Caan ( 1 hr • 42 min ) @ "Otne . ( 1982. Comedy) Steve Gut· tenberg. M key Roorke ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) -..... CllN Cle ... mtr• ..... .... 0 Mm'ICCl9MY KAWAlfM.f uc-.1a.w••• me ... • IMtlC °' flOUL ,.,,.. .,_ "King 01 Comedy" comedy) Robert OeNlro. Jerry L · . An abrasive would-be comic kidnaps a nflu. en11al talk show host and dema appearance on his hottage'a program as ransom. 'R' ~~~1i;.t'l COUltl Maryland vs. Vlr- Q!!lla (Subject to blackout) (2 hrs.) lSJ llOWll "Ticket To Heaven" (1981. Orama) Nick Mancuso. Saul Rublnek. On the heels of a romantic breakup, a young man vrSlts friends in San Franctsco and la slowly drawn ln10 joining their rellgloos cull 'PG' ( 1 hr . 45 min ) 0 llO¥ll "Same Time. Next Year" ( 1978, Comedy) Alan Alda, Ellen Bur&- tyn Two people carry on an unusual e•lramaulal affair by meeting at the same reson for one weekend each year over a period ol several decades 'PG' Friday, January 27, 1984 23 --$oac. ~ ( 1979) OoOr rner&ar) ~ O; t.4 e ()c't91:1 Arc:f'ltva ~ tootage C'Y~ ·~ ··~ tJI ~ us ~ pr~r: t:>oA-110 or: tl"le o-a- mrc ~ •• ~ ~dllQ 11 iv •9 min) ,. Q.19 CCC*T"Dt --TAJI aa -. OI Pal"Nm NIC80IC.11m --,. cm ... me .. ........... ---Q •&W.Na. • \000! a1 a D':>oea !9'".a' .ao.s V~e prer-•s ·~ ~ r.:er ~mi:.=sro-s~ ... ..,..,. t•r ~" ~ -e hulbanc>-art0-..,..or c~•rs .t.1e1 ~~ and&.4at\~ I =Cl~a19'tllllflf'I u.c i:rw .,,, • Antrc-c::a £.a.., .. 5 .as' f:•or>- tiet' Ar r~tl'}l'<Y • ptese<-1~ ~pas. ~ o. ..,..., ie ¥YJ :><>'·ca d'\lnge& ~ #Of10WQe n1PO"f&"'Q! , ..... , c::o.Aid OOCll ~ lt1e ""e o' ~oe-sca• ~''°" ~ ""1arct<:a ' ·~ ~ 'elCU'c:es O ! • tw, . CI:, MMIM TON ~ ...: ScAar- Georoe a~ Pia ~.stat #l ~ oeo- roon" •a•c.e a:x. .. • a -~ .. ~ ~ ' weei<enc corrow...a•ec ~, ''"4 ~ .. QeC't@'C arr~ C' ·~ ~r. s ~"" .-.. tress I I 'Y 4 5 f1Wl I 19 9 I Cll ll9 Ta. i:ea• ~ec • IOCJilr a• °""'" vera S•U()oa(, a c:eeor111 roesi lor •et,.~ Ra.def .JOttr M.a1 :Al» t ~ "me S-i"'W "°' tome OGaOleoO $~ Ca -4o< .... ~ ~mee·1pr~~ 8 lOilm "°"'" 99CW, T,_ 0e1 Dao Ger F•e<: ,._ .. ~ •o-oc ·~aQe ~ struog.es •c ~ ., ·~ ~ ~t s ~ tiona t•a""".a !f'\i' '.le'•i!IOPS ~ ~ tarner DecXr.>e'\ .r~~ I u.-,-.,, • CO.flt'( m .. u r:~a· ... •ec: • pr o1 ~~ ChCY~apne-M"iC :)o(l t'te ""°"*' or ..-~ Jaei<Wf' ~•-:lee TIY• W , Georoe "05' r·~ oC one oC IOCa TVs J"!'I05.' 0:.0""':1Y~\.16 IP ~ ~ r • e • agis.-1 c-r <Ctle'\ st ones eoc)Jr a.-.ce a1Net9$ TICTllC-• '8llft COUIT ... ,. '" ~----.0012~1 ,...,..., mf OIC0911• 90lll 19&~ Fornanc:i Tr &wn at L06 Anoeies La•er1 2 1V$ JO m.n 1 ' 'Z .,.. wzoe '962 AClteonxe> Sarah Perse • #Ol"'8"" a"'S...ers a oomes- tic~ ~ ar ~ea.,..., Zeaoa'ld ( 1 rv 30 l'l'WI I -· IWI"•• M.l OI 'Alm ·rtie ... ~f!f O' Ba...an.trM \745 Scottan<l I C>rOttief5 Stan &essed Ric:t'iwd Thomas 1 oecome r ·~ "' 8or>t1l!e Prince Ola..,. ' anemp1 10 •eciaim i-'<'S father., rt--one (3 ~n 1 8 e M ,,,.TIMI The A-team come& to the MS 01 a Sourtletr. mnste-08t' or o.tror.rv an ieva mooostwie operat<>r .L! rv I • .,.. Born.e Ar-a ';l-.,oe i96; 2• Friday, January 27, 1984 ::.-rll ".......,, 8emr> i::·~ °'6wwar Sonow ~~ *"'° Dyae S..0w a paw ~ or..n. c..io ccoen. oaze a tJIOOO)-t• a "Y~ ~ ~ <V'"'9 I~ '9305 2 -n. I I ............ ,. ....... .. • mmr; ~ A VS: *~ ~ ..... ~ Ale~ IC¥ras ¥l0Sulal' ~ ... 'T1'e .... ~ ...,oer5 . 973 M yS:ery Tel) S.~-aia. ..._,,oe ~ ~~ • DilC7 ~o ·~ -s ~ ey 1-o ~ ~oers.,.. diO°'l I C.,,...._ a po6cl9 ~ tries 10 fr.c t1'e •ea. ..,_,o.er 2"" ~.u. ....... , • .U ~.aca Er."' s 1-W F•oo- !ll!tr-AA ~l()f'"; IS Of"eset''.9C ~ txl&" ~ c:W"W:c ..._, Po*1ca ~ ::JI ~ ~ tlal couc OOOJ "' ~ .-.e Cl ~ et#Ol"a10-CJ'o Anlar~ca s fC'I ~ 1eso.Tca ::;; · !'Y '9 5 • fU,_ ·'f~A W~ Sa'"" Srlepaocfs fira ~< -ct"• 1c oe P'OOJcecl tor ~eo1 tooA9' "" :""• re.a~~·-· r..:: ~ r a r1.1a1~~~~· ~ sa'00911P.J ~tr anc ttw OC"8f • tM-1 0 2 't.. .. '~' 197'9 ~ .#'I' Bef..Ah Ol6W o W"'\.ne A.. °tel .,._ :xr.c>- "¥tl al Par' H.artX>r ~ ca..~ ~ peiosow• rw:s ~ ..norded ~ '° news cl a ..--... il"ac;)I .., ..... °"'" 09C'l)>•C PG • "" 50~ 1.. ..... ,. Ji ---.. ocm::at Geor'i/f! 0<1-. 1$ pined t7y ~ brwl Ovs:ie ~ a • o4 song W'ld cornea, I . hf S ~Ft;¥ CTtf ft982 ~ Ct S.... ~ Maroia S1~ A ~4e• '( :y-. f!' C()r'l°"()l'r.$ ~ pt e'Ss.19$ roa "'5 aw--e101eS ,... .._ QueS: •-or ~ pe-1ect me•e ~ ' !'I' 25 ....... J 0 .,.. ~ t 1978 14.c.,.,-,.. ·_,e ~ Loga."' "'°*• ~ A ·~ ~ f~ ~In a reoo-e< •-~ a ~..r1f11111 are r1~ or v. 15oCMI· e-:: ~ a~er enc.our>'entlQ a ~ s1~..-a• sea G , N 43,.,..,.,,, ,. cu. tcmT"lt " C:OIW.M&l1lilu, ~or ~ ..s ~on t2 l'n. .. 8 *"' Mft ,.,..., c.ne fori.z r. "'ltl'S atten"Oa tc tct'CXll ~ r-t~ frE at' 0C pldr C'Q up ~ 0wct-08"~ I ~' ~o Joanie :; rt" UMea.T • , ...... ,.~al. pr~ l'-1 M11e pererts 10 CflOOM ~ ~-~~ oog 9'lOW ~ •a • .,.. Coe) ~ W1d 8oz ~ tl'lel< ma'.'m9 ~ ..rers to ··~ oo...o a ~on Mexaco < rv.1 8 ~ C.MT Whef! ~ U'leO's ~o me hO&iptal klr .,. operation Jane1 ano F~ specuate on lhe reesons ~he,.._~,..,... 0 I = .... ... ·-me Art Of Love 11966 Corn- ed/ James Gamer EJit.e ~ T ""'o ~ Oeode to .-e IUIOOe,,, or()et 10 M'!hec" thW erttstc cw.,. l2 tn 5 nwi I • ._ :• .U,_ "True Wes• Sam Shepard s '"'' ~amahc: -or11 10 be pr<><JUc«j •or t~ toc...es or tl'w! rNllOf"llhe:> befWMn t-..o btOlhers .,, a rural soulhem C.bnie C()n'V'nUnlty one a modestt"f soc.cessf\JI 1eteenwr1ter and the otllef a bum O 12 llts l H .,.. ·r1'e Terry Foll Story ( 1983 Biograpny 1 Robert Duval Eric Fryef The true 51or; ot the young athlete wno ran a Ma•attion ot Hope"' across Canada to raise rnooey '°' cance< •eseercn after t1'e o.sease cost him a leg { 1 hr . 35 rTW'I ) L. mwll The Long Good Friday 11980 OtamaJ Bob ~ins Helen Mtr r~ A Lonoon gangster figt\ts 10 keep hos loPP'f"IQ empn togerhef R' (1 tu 45 "'lll' ..z.. 90Wll Ouane1 { 1981. Otama) Alan Bet-es Magg.e Smrttl A Bohemian coopte O()efl tnew hOme to a ,-oung woman wl'loSe l"luSt>an<l was given a 1a11 sentence 'A" ( 1 "' 4() fTW\ l I DIMlllT all 11 °" ..,._ Madeline dtscovefs her P''"' and P'opet mother has l'lao an a!1a" ""''n a stand·IJP c:omeo.an f' 90Wll RoOe To Glory' ( 1964. West· erroJ Cl'lue1o. Connors Robef1 Lansong A 0oge>t1eo map sel5 out to k• an lnc:1'9n chtet lNf\O has been orrven from h&S land a"'O 10 return (2 Na . JO mwi ) m ucm -a 6' ITCM.,.. An undefwOrld 9Jfe o.1onaps Mildred as pen or a plan to ge1 Laura ano S1eele to come and work for hd'I! ,Q' "' ) I ,:::'TO NAIT A YOU"Q hgure s--arer !> dream ot WlfYWlQ an Otympic ...oeaa ''°' come 1rue unless the Hans ca" tae-p ner overcome a me,or f'la1'dicap 1 1Y I • LOUtlAllT MT\19 ·n.e CMcovery OI An.mat ~"'or Living Togettie<"" An e~ation ol ll'le re:aroonsri.p between the behaVIO< ol an.mats and tl'le klndS of cornmunitleS •r> ... ~" rne-, 1 ..-e ano func1ion is presenteo w,~,h,, ~ mww Krs.s Me Goodbye (1982 ~) Sa t Field James Caan A wlO °"' wt.o rS aoout to remerry 19 V151te<I by "le' IOI~ "'.JSOafld S ghOsl 'PG' (' hr 42 '"""'" $ mww F()(ced Vengeance" f 1982 I.~· v'~ Chueil Noms Mary Louise •\lellef A karare a~1 uses his moves to 'l'~ "'!"'()0Ste<s oot of a 1-iong Kong gam I>' ng eslabl•shment A" ( 1 hr •3 min ) 0.,.. tt Ca~ From H01tywocX1 I '982 Comecy) Jonn Gandy Dan •~<•o-1 := Ttie worst ~ trom Old B mo .. .es are P'esenteo. otteono numorous . g1omp5es o• Japanese monster epcs e .. OIOttat.on fl m5 and the works~ Edward 0 WOOd Jf director of "Plan 9 Fron" O\Jtt!< Space aria Glen ()f Glenda PG ( 1 ht 20 '""' I ·ICUmml .. ---'°= -• lmnMI ... ....... tW I fl.II QJl fJZ) ... • IOWM ,....,.,. LAI•• .,...,. ..,_ ........ .,.. '0111· ( 1981 Otarna) Mickey Roooe-,. ~IS Oua1d A man . .nsutuhon· ahzeo rn a mental l'lOSP'tal '°' « years enteJS lhe OUIS>de world ( 1 tw . •O mm ) H .,.. F()(CeSle<s out ol a Hong Kong gam· bi•"g es1a01csnrnen1 'R ( I hr 43 min ) L 90Wll Mascara' 1982 Otame) Lisa -Tuesclay Cont. OeLeeow. Lee Carot A young secretary tries to enhance her U11lullilltng sex ltfe. ( 1 hr 23 min) (l J llCMI "Love & Money" (1980, Adventure) Ray Sharkey, Omeua Mull A Los Angeles oonk employee's hie ~ turned up&Jd&.dOwn when he meets and becomes romantleally Involved with the wile of a wealthy German enlrep!'eneur 'R' ( 1 hr , 35 min ) mwul'IWY ... 119@ llCMI "Beach Ball" ( 1965. MuSIC81) Edd Byrnes. Chns Noel. Faced with repos- sesslOO of their Instruments. membefs of a cotlege mu11eal group PoSe as gins 10 win the necessary money 1n a band contest 1 hr . 45 min.) tt11 ... ,..,.. tdl Cl) ....... P.l. An atoot beauty, a sumo wrestlef and a dwarf complicate Magnum's life (R) ( 1 hr 10 man ) 0 1JD TOllMf Guests Singer Linda Ron- stadt and comedian George Carlin ( 1 lhr '==..:.m.. MllMCH°'-nal °' JNI ~ Guests Fred Wil- lard, Charlton Heaton. Helen Reddy. author Doogtas Ad&IM ("Hllchhlker a Guide To The Gala11y:1 ( 1 hr . 30 min) CD 11•11°' IM "'MCllCO ., LAW ~A He>!!I Dennis Wholey ( 1 hr.) t()CGUHllAlllTIA&.L Maryland vs Vlr· Q!!!IB (R) (2 hrs ) m M C&.UI Featured an anternattooal vagat>Ond. how a casual drive turned into a race with death t 1hr .30 min) fW(S)llOWll "OUesl FOi' Are" (t981, Fanta- sy) Everett McGill Rae Dawn Chong Three members of a preh1stor1<: tribe that hasn't the knowledge IOI' mak1ng•hre are sent tn &earch of a new source when their continuously burning pilot lire is e111in- ' shed 'R' ( 1 hr , 35 min J 1ttl ~MITaecoc:c.....,. ... ..,. . MI lmaf •TWOM _,,. llOWI "Richard Pryor Live On The Sunset Strip" ( 1982. Comedy) Richard Pryor This hlmed concer1 performance 1s highlighted by the comedian's views on sex. marriage. prison hfe and a ch1111ng though hum0<ous account of t.rs cata· strophic ell.periences with cocaine ~ndence 'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min ) UllCMI ''Missing" ( 1981. Orama) Jack Lemmon. Sissy Space!< A middle-aged New York businessman and hrs daughler- 1n law try to hnd out what happened 10 his son who disappeared during the m1111ary cou~n Chile 'PG' ~·. 2 m~ ma.a~=~~ U.TOOAY llOWll "The V1olenl Men" ( 1955 Western) Glenn Ford, Baroara Stanwyck A powerful Westerner 1s defeated by 1110- lent oppollyto'ces (2 hrs 5 min I g>. LDWI. ammcM mu (fO .,_ "Threshotd" ( 1981, Orama) Donald Su1herland. Jett Goldblum A hean surgeon raises a controversy by 1mplan11ng an e1<pertmen1a1 mechanical hearl 1n a temate patient ·PG' t I hr . 46 min) · f L 1 llCMI "Sharky's Machine" (1981, Adventure) Burt Reynotds. Rachel Wara A vice cop uncovers high-level pov11rn rnent corruption while 1m1es11ga11ng Iha murder ~111 'R' (2 hrs I UM I) ({) McCtoud's romance ..v1th a lashion model ends in disaster when c;he murders a truck driver (R) ( 1 hr , 20 min.) a.~) llOWll "Vlct04' I Victoria" ( 1982. Comedy) Jutte Andrews, Robert Preatoo A gay 1ml)fesar10 rums a starving &Inger into the ra~ of 1930s Paris by billing her as Europe s greatest female lmperaona- lor 'PG' (2 hrs., 14 min.) ttll@ llMCllNIJNI .. we llOWll "Machine Gun Kelly" (1958. Orama) Charles Bronson, Susan Cabot A smalltime robber Is Pfes&ed into a kidnap- ping by his nagging glrllrtend I 1 hr., 50 min) fl llOWll "PaJ4m8 Pany" ( 1964, Come- dy) Tommy Kirk, Annette Funicelto. A Mafltan calls oN a planned lnvatlon when he lalls m love with a beautlful Earthling l hr., 30 min.) AU.•MPM&Y llCMI "The Couch" (1962, Drama) Grant Williams, Shirley Knight. An ex-con commits psychotic crimes unbeknownst to the psychiatrist who Is treating him (2 hrs , 30 min.) CI).,_ "Foul Play" { 1978, Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase. A llb<arlan enhsts the aid ol an inept police detective after she beeomN lnvOlved In e bizarre series bf murders and kidnapping anii::· 'PG' ( 1 hi' .• se mtn J dl1UIY=--.... •111•---CR> mAumTIAU. P0<1land Trail Bl&Z9f8 at Los Angeles Laker& (R) (2 hrs , 30 min) (.$) .,_ "Valley Glrl" ( 1983, Comedy) NicOlas Cage. Deborah FOl'eman A high school girl breaka oN her romance with a punker because the retattonshlp threatens her standing wllhln her peer group 'A' ( 1 wlhr ·~V,~'TI. t9 (I) Cll ... ..nrATCM .,. "Bton ie Meets The Boss' { 1939. Comedy) enny Stngleton. Arthur Lake Blondie nderstands when she linds a sna t of another woman 1n Dagwood's a-~ 1 hr., 30 min,) t:11(fj) W • coeec.T George Burns IS ,otned by guet1 Dinah Christle lor a v=.Df song and comedy ( 1 hr.) Ht@ ATl.Mm 1:9 Ii) llOWll "Partners'' ( 1982. Comedy) Ryan O'Neal. John Hun. A straight cop and a gay police clerk go undercover as a homosexual couple to find the murderer of a male model 'A' ( 1 hr , 35 min ) ,..= .. MUil ~ llOWll "Best Friends" C1982, Come- -·Morning 11ov1es- W (C) "1941" {1 979, Comedy) John Belushi. Toshlro Mtfune ( 1 hr., 68 min) •Ctl "Lady On The But" (1983, Ofama) Sonia Braga. ( 1 hr • 26 min.) .. @ "Silent Victory· The Kitty O'Neil Story" ( t979 Biography) Stockard Channing. James Farentano (2 hrs ) 19 (!) "So This Is Love" ( 1953. Biography) Kathryn Grayson, Merv Griffin (2 hrs ) CCl "Snoopy Come Home" ( 1972 Come- dy) Animated ( 1 hr. 20 min) z "Space Movie'' ( t979) Documentary Music by Mike Oldfield ( 1 hr . 19 min ) .. tH' "Beastmaster" ( 1982. A1venture) dy) Burl Reynolds. Goldie Hawn. Two screenwriter• whO have a good pettOnal and PfOleeslonal relattonshlp OVtr•xttnd their friendship by getting married 'PG' {1hr.,50m1n) •8 llOWll "Wiid Harvest" (1947, Oram&) Alan Ladd, Dorothy Lamour. Two grain harvesters become bitl9f rivals oYef the ssme woman. (2 hrt ) •1 CM1CO Amntl ... ... alll D•TW llOWll "Cat People" (1981. Fantuy) Nastassia K1nskl, Malcolm McDowell. Fal- tng In love poses a PfOblem for a young woman who turns Into a ferocloos big aat u &tl8 mates with someone who Is not of her own kind 'A' (2 hrs.) •CCJ llCMI "Spirit Of The Wind" (1979. Orama) Chief Dan George, Slim Pickens. A young boy overcomes his handic.p to beeome the World Champton Oog Sledd- er. ·~1 hr. 42 min.) a11(H) "The Terry FOK Story" ( 1983, Biography) Rober1 Owall. Eric Fryer. The true story of the young athlete who ran a "Marathon of Hope" acroa Cane.di to raise money f0< cancer rnearch an.r the d•se'1secost him a leg. (1 hr .. 35 min,) llCMI ''Soup For One" ( 1982. eom.- dy) Saul Rub1nek, Marcia Strasaman. A New Yorker confrOl'lts soclal pressures and his own neuroees In his quest lor the ~eel mate 'R' ( 1 hr . 25 min.) .. (!) PAIJM a CD .,_ "Btond1e Takes A Vac.tlon" ( t939, Comedy) Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake The Bumstead• try to save an old lr~t hotel lrom bankruptcy. (1 hr., 30 llUC\llft.ITU. .. TOPO'JNlllON•ll ...,.. • Hltll ... llCMI "Diner" (~82, Comedy) Steve Gullenbe<g, Mickey Rourke A Balllmore diner 1a the hangout lor a quintet of young men seen during the time when the Pfe&- sures of adulthood are threatening to disperse them. 'R' ( 1 hr., 50 min.) d ~ JNI ....wTI Guest Peter Ustinov. .. ·--°'~ llCMI "The Dark Angel" ( 1935, Ora- ma) Fredric March, Merle Oberon. When two love rrvals march ott to war, one of them 1s blinded and given up for deed. ( 1 hr. 50mln.) -· JNI MllaAll ® .,.. "Forced Venqeance" ( t982, Adventure) Chuck Norris, Mary Loutae Weller A karate expen uses his movee to dnve moosters out of a Hong Kong gam- bling establishment. 'R' (1 hr . 43 min.) Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts. ( 1 hr .• 58 mtn) .. cc "The Ruttea·· < 1910. Comedr> Michael Patin, Nell Innes. (1 hr •. 15 min. (%) "Lizzie" ( 1982. Adventure) Sarah Pe1rse ( 1 hr • 30 min ) -(CJ "Ice Castles" (1979. Romtance) Lynn-Holly Johnson. Robby Benson. ( 1 hr 53 min) lt1) 'Stroker Ace·· ( 1983. Comedy) Burt Reynolds Loni Anderson. { 1 hr . 34 min ) rs· "Kiss Me Kale" ( 1953, Musical) Kathryn Grayson. Howard Keel. (2 hrs) z, "Kiss Me Goodbye" ( 1982. Comedy) Sally Field James Caan ( 1 hr . 42 min ) Friday. January 27. 1984 25 -Wednesday COid. -@ .. Mister Cory 11957 Drama) Tony Curts Martha Hyer 12 rn tW G ~ Na .-y \1$. r~ N'O"t Mons:!'f"s ( 1966. ~>Ctionf '4amie van Doren. Pame.a MaSOfl , rv 30 morc -a11emooa Movies- -• 'The Wonoetiul Country 1959 West~r Rooeo-1 tJ 1ctvT\. .Nile Lonootl (2 ntS J '.t: HancJo,.er Street a 9 79 Romance Harrl$0n f"!)lld LeserAnne Oolwn ' 'V 49 "WI I ::0. Tne P"8[e5 ()I Per.xanc.· '1963 M JSoGaU Ke.JO XU. Ange.a ~ 2 IVS ) ·Quartet 11981 Orama) .6Jat'\Bates ~Snvtn 11 IV 40~ I W 'A~ '982 ~l Ai~ Fin- r'rey GarOI Burnen f 2 rn. 9 m"1 o;, Peci-s Bad Bey '934 Comedy Jackie C-OOPef T l"IOmaS Metgt'l8f\ 12 nrs I .. ~ The Gor Gan I He.(> 1 ( 1956 Come- <fy J Jayne Mansf~ Tom E,,... 11 rv 39 m.n I 1). r~ Sig Sot, I 1952 WeQerr.1 Ktr" Douglas De-Ney Uarton 12 l'llS I :Z, 8IOt'lde I et1o..l5 I 1932 Romance Mar\ene Otetucn Ca•) Gra'lt t 1 hf 37 min •:::S:. ·Encnan:mient I HM9 Drama) Davia NNen T ~es.a Wng'll 4 2 "'5 .. _ "Ch ty Scenes Of /w'(ltfl( I 1979 Ofa- mai .Jofln Heare Mary Betl'l Ht..'1 c • tv 40""" ... ""Mee! Me In SI C.oucs 'I~ Mus.- cal .Jvey Garlal"\Cl Tom Drake 2 rvs JOm.n 1 :z: ·space Mo-.-e 19"'9 ~ta.') M~ by M i.e Oidt.etc:l l rv 19"""' I •@ "Oklanoma Crude 11973 Drama• Geotge C Sc.cm Fa1e Quna,.~Y 12 tvs 10m•n 1 •'Z ·uz:zie n 982 AO...enl..treJ Sara" Petrse 1 1 nr 30 m.n .. au ... Q9I .... L'91~ MIC ... Q MllRICC9Ml'I MWMMW wcm 1..-wum •llMIC01~,Mnm llOY11 ""Ice Casares·• 11979 Romance) Lynn-HOiiy .Jot>nsoo. Roooy Benson A PfOCT\l.Slf'oQ young figure ~tet ano ~ OOyfrieod l1nd wddeo SUCc.es6 hard to cope wrth v.hen she is ~ to train l0t a pre-Otympoc compelltlOf' PG i 1 h< • 53 m.n.1 (}L .,.. "Be.astmaster · I 1982 A<Nen· !Ute) a.we ~ Tanya Roberts. A youno man v.1th an unusual talent for go-v- ef ntng animalli searcnes tor the V'ltattl respooslble lor me destruccooo of t)IS vii ~"PG (1 l'v 58mm LL.,.,_ "Rabblt Test 11978 Comedy) Billy Crystal Pau• lynoe A man com- pletety shocks htS Wife -and the world •• with the s1ar1i.ng reve!ati<>n mat l"l~!°s preg nant PG' 11 hf • 26 min J 1 LU WU 1MI MIMI W Lisa neeos a good headiine fOf hf!( ~ t>ut hef first bog scoop lands hef in trovole •O ... IAmTIAU. Los AflOeles LakefS at OetrOll PrSlons (2 "~ 40 min ) .. (1) ... ~TUI 26 Friday, January 27. 1984 Ma -.01...nm • PAC:a 01 QILY\m A T M.8IT fllCll ... A 1'10man r"'USI SOM! the muroer oe ,,., oaugn•er an<: prove to the tlilOt10 ttlal ~ wa~ no1 ~re ...._. Starring AngeMt u'l6bury ana .. o-o ,..1la!:€.:l~,30m I ~~ A vtSlt #!ft-~ ~aes '1Aens' en.nan. T on Aria Att- cia ana eonn. a PS)'ChC llMlef at wor" ... --'I I I f!QllMrr 0.lllO Le•t9f· Man I a~ toms wcoessful ""11117 ta~ Sl1IO* l,_..CCl•M'f' ...... a 111..a.r &.090' I [ 1m CM! ..... Wlftl ..... '9 CO'• umT'IM.L NOrrt'l""est-em ¥5 Pur~ 12 nos J ! = 'KJss Me Gooclb)e I 1982 Comedy) Se ~ Meld., James Cun A. Wld- OW wno" at>out to ''"*'Y as vtaited by l"lef late t""40afld" s ~ 'PG 11 ht 42 ~I 1':9@ ... 1'.it 8 I Gm 'IW fa. Fe111ur.a: Iha tinais c t me 1960·s trM8 lest meet the man resoons-ble lot aea~ a tunoon dyna.slf tor sucn stars u Joan eo.ns. JaC!y'" Smith and Bene Dllln$ a ~ Mth tame<: Potar0o0 commeraa actress Mar.ene 11;11, .. ,..., ' LA_l..._..,l~ nl 0. LI. FeatlJ(ed L A... a :ougoes • dt sergeant at Camp Peno.ton. go turt ng Sc..per waves at Hawa11'a Nortn ShOfes a repor1 on the 11gn1 Side oi me bf a.n sta · - sllldOe<I ceie~tasnoons I L~ ..... IU--.0 tll '•Ml UW ,_ TW mT "Don Carlo Trus f)efiOfmance of Verdi s tragic opera tea hnes Mlfela Freoni. Grace Bumbfy Placide OonWlQO ano NtC01a1 Gnaaurov wi1,.. James Lewie conducting (4 hrs.1 _,.. '"FOfced Vengeance" 11982 A~tureJ Cl'lue:k Norris Mary Louise Wettet A karate exP9'( uses nr.s moves to dr•..e mot>5t~ out of a Hong Kong gam bol~tablistlment A' ( 1 hr . '3 min ) .. 8 CIJ Da •lllC Liii ~ession 1$ CO'! tagoaus when Manin takes oo the respon- sibtl11y ot unoer-standing his dentist- fneod· s ptonounced angst D fl> IUL ...U Waler st111ng stunts from Cypress GardenS Ra 11 lady wno rnaoe her mark 1n hcstory as the star 01 ar an11-treeze commercaat. and a husbano· ancrwife team who are memt>en oi the Gabforn.a HighWay Patrol ( 1 hr ) 8 .,.. Capone · ( 1975. Drama I Ben Gazzara. Susan Blakely The 1nfamovs mobSler At Capone rises 10 power as a ~~czar (2 h<s I U <II TW PALL.,, Colt's S.Stet IS me target of lo.Iller~ when She unknowiogly pnotograpns a kldnaPPtno rn PJOQ'ess c 1 hr) '.:!) C0LLm u.-ITULL F0tdam vs Notre Dame 12 hB 1 CD 911'9T'll II r TCl Hrr David Leiter man ta~s about his succ.uful mgnaty 1a1k show m LRl'm.m "'Mme.-,...,. A ~ .l'\IO lhe pnvate llYes oi notables 1ncivd1ng PrlnCMS Diana. S1etan1e Pow· ers Rooer1 Wagner. DaVld Huselhott Morgan Fairchild, Cher. Mlehaef Landon ano Jill SI John (2 hrs J m lM .... nm..., "Don Cano" Ttus perlOfma,._ Of Ve<dl's tragic C>pefa fea- tures Mirella Fren1. Grace Bombfy. Plac1d0 Oormngo and NICOiai Ghieurov. with James Levirle conducting. (4 tn.J CJ .,_ ''The G1r1 Can't Help If' (1956. Comedy) Jayne Mansr~. Tom Ewe11 A rnot>Wer hlfes I dO'Nn-and-out ptOdVCer 10 ma1u1 hi& lieooee a staf ( t Iv . 39 m.n I . • ~ .,.. "Strot(er Ace" ( 1983, Come· dy) But1 Rey~. Loni Andetson A 11uck8f makes a bad oeaJ Wrttl an unscv· pulOuS lned chicken franchlsef ano becomes romanhcally 1n\<Olved with a preny out wg1nal P A woman 'PG' ( l hr 3-4 mlfl J S., MOWll Ttie Man With Two Brains" 11983 Comedy) Steve Martin. Kathleen T v'l"\ftl A t:>ratn Sl.ltge<>n wtth a wretched mameo hfe t alls tn rove wtth a pickled brain"' a ,ar that speaks 10 ht'Tl tet8path1- cally R (lhr .3tmin) .. ALL•MPMm.Y atl Cl) --Led by the manlacal Jack Ill the ooard agrees to 9n*Ke that Ben eocountefs difficulties on his trtp 10 Ar•ica CD , ... "YUiii A V1Sll With letevlSIOrl series vucens· Charlene Tilton. AN All· cia ar<J Donna Mills. a psychic healer at NOfl\ •@ M CA1\.m • IJ .,_ 'The FINll Conflict" ( 1981 HorrOf) Sam Nedi. Rossano 8'a.zzl The son ol the Devil Dam.en. taces struggles wh< .e lrytng 10 cause world c0<ruptl0<1 and .l<XTl natoon of souts (2 tvs) 0 m M 'ACTI 01 Liii When Natalie's tather dies SUd<l«lly, the Q1rlt and Mrs Garrett lend lhelf support Q 0 [OJ DYUITY Blake and Alexis reveal Petef's scandalous past and warn Fallon aoovt hef 1mpulS1ve behavior toward him '...,,~ mlY .... 9CM1m .0.. "Lady On The Bus" ( 1983 Orama1 Sonia Braga A young newtywed l1nos se .. uar enioyment on a buS filled with SllclngefS ( 1 hf 26 mHl ) ~ m¥ll The Pirates Ot Penzance · 11983 MuSACal) Kevin Kline. Angela Lansbu(y Gllbe<t and Sulllvan's comic vpera tells the story of a pirate's appren· tree •ho wants 10 make an h<>nesl IMng and hlS romance W1fh the daughter of a ma101-geoetat G' 12 hrs I .Z.. .0.. 'love & Money" (1980. Adventure) Ray Sharkey. Omel1a Mut1 A Los A~ Dank emp+oyee's 11te 1s torned upside-down when he meets and becomes romantrcally 1nvol\ted with the wile of a weallhy German entrepreneur R 11 hr 35mtn) m~ •@ --"The Chapman Report" (1962 OfamaJ Efrem Ztmbahst Jr . Jane Fonda Ase.-survey condVcted by a famous psy- chologist toocheS tne llvec oi tour typtea1 suburban women (2 hrs . •5 mm ) 1t11 '"[. COL.Um umTIM.l f=Ofdham vs Notre Dame (R) (2 hrs ) -D Gi) mfr CCMllT A lonely bag lady arrested on vagrancy charges. cta1ms to be Harry's mother "S M MOW• TO t'T1V1 W111 Sieve Mar11n Pfesef'lts a var1e1y Of comedy In this -Waclnesclay Coal. excl~=· (1 hr.) m..--o S tf ... Ii_ Auachlandef la surptised when he experiment• with mer._ 1uana 10 control the neueee ceUMd by his ehemother~eatment. ( 1 hr ) I ?j I,.. Prodded by his overbeattng lathe<. a teenager reluctantly laces a cru- cial test of hie manhood. Q (1 hf.) GLOUllMT ct) .,_ "Ha-novef -Street" .. ( 107~. Romance) Harrison Ford. Lesley-Anne Down An American pilot fallt In lovt wl1h a married EnQllsh nurse dUf1ng World War II, then embarks on a daring mltslon to rescue her husband from enemy f0<cee. 'PG' ( 1 hr , 4'9 min) ' (.tt)MOWll "Annie" ( 1982, Mvslcal) Albert Finney, Carol Burnett. During the Great Depression. baldpate multl·bllllooalre 01...,er Warbuct<s opene his palatial estate to a spunky, redheaded orphan for what he rh1nke will only bl a week 'PG' (2 hrs .. 9 min.) ~IOLDMI -•& &181T•ftfOM ... llOWll "The Beas1 Whhln" (1982, Horror) AoMy Cox. Bibi Belch. A woman 1s raped on her honeymoon by a hairy- legged creature and ptOduces a teemingly no<mal soo who grows up to follow In hit dad's bloody footsteps. 'R' ( t hf.. 30 min.) lmft»m'•Q 1w D a Cl) di fl) ... TAD llOWMlllAl'TWIUUM• ra ..... -·-. mWll "The Prisoner Of Zenda" ( 1979. Comedy) Peter Sellers. Lynne Fredenck A confusion of Identities leeds to alternately comic and dangerous situa- tions for two look-allkes -a king and a common sub.reel -In the mythlcaf land of Ruritania 'PG' ( 1 hr . 49 min ) (S) mwtl "Pretty Maids All In A Row" (1971. Mystery) Roel( Hudson. Angle Dickinson A guidance counselor. the Idol ol a bevy of high school beauties. works w11h a teacher ana a police captain In solving the mystery of !18Ve<al cheerleeder k1lhnga . 'A' ( 1 hr . 32 min.) • <.z.> m¥ll "I Love You (Eu Te Amo)" (1981, Drama) Sonia Braga. Paulo Celar Pereto Two people begin en exploslve affair 1n an attempt to forget their former lovers. ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) ~WMAnllYLm 11:11 .. , .... 1tll (I) POUCI ITOll'Y Two policemen go undercover to Infiltrate a ao-called rifle club {A) ( 1 hr .• 10 min.) D GD TOlllNT Guests. pianist Byron Jan!f.:l'~~om Jones. ( 1 hr ) 19 AIC ... mm.19 •llMCtlOll-TllCll Oii • W Gue81a: Louis Nye. syndicated columnist Jim Bacon. Juhe Walters ("Education Atta"), former basketball pro Biii Ruisetl. psychologist Dr Joy Browne. lady box.ere Oerllte and Kim Shrier. ( t hr • 30 min.) I iiMitOll UllMAWCO -UC.~Y(IO 111 CUii Featured Joni Tada. a Qua· drlplegie who became an artist. 119 @ .OWW "Tiger Shark" ( 1932. Adven· ture) Edward G Robinson. J Cerro! Naish A tuna fisherman losel one of his hands while tlghting ot1 a shark. ( I hr • 40 mtn) a." AUm) MnCMCOC« ,_,., I ---•&• .... .,...... LAW ,_ ~ Hoel: Oerlnta Whotey. ( 1 hf.) (C)llCMI "The Rutlea" (1978. Comedy) Michael Palin, Nell IMM. A comedic look at The 8eet1et with narration by Dan Ayl<royd, Gilda Redner. Ind John Belushi. u hr .. 16 min.) (I) cou.m MmTIM.L Not1hwesle<n va. Pufdue..:l (2 tva.) ..(Ii) -y .,. .... cc.. Cilrr PtNI and Don Everly rtunlte f<>< the fifal time In ten yMtS, performing IUCh hits as "Bye Bye Love." "Wake Up Little Susie" and "All I Have To Oo It Dream" from the Royal Albert Hall In London. ( I hr.) ... LA11 W wmt DA• Liti !WI Guests: oomedlan Joel Hodgson and news correepondent· Edwin Newman. ( 1 hf.) I __ , ___ COLUC11C* LA. TODAY .. ''Who't Minding The Mint?" ( 1967. Comedy) Jim Hutton. Dorothy Provine. A U.S. Mint employ" joins forces with counterleiten •fter· he loeel $50,000 In curr:n;. (2 tn. 5 min.) (f)IOWMA~LW• 0 __.,, m l Tai I n David l.ett«- men !aka about hit eucc-ful nightly talk show. I LOWI. ,._.C• lml LA11 W Wini DA• Lili &LYt Gue8ts: oomedlan Joel Hodgson and news oorreepondent Edwin Newman. CD .. "liquid Aaaeta" c 1982. Come- dy) Sanjo Sooelk>, Samanlhe Fox. A country glt1 •"Iv• In New Yori< City 1md wfnt a pert tn a stage show produced for a not-~legltlmate purpoee. ( l hf.. 30 min.) -Cl) llOWll "The End" (1978, Comedy) Burt Reynolds. Dom De Luise. A terminal· ly Ill man musters the courage and deter- mination to faoe hie Impending death with a sense =lty. 'A' (1 hr .. .-0 min.) ... Cl) "Goldie And The Boxer" ( 1979, Drama) O.J. Simpson, Mellssa Michaelsen. An unempl()yed man reachet the top In bOxlng with tti. help of a 10- ~ar:/,I'!: c, hr .• 20 min.) W• "An American Oreem" (1966. Drama) Stuart Whitman. Janet Leigh. A televlsion reporter Is cal.)Qht between the syndicate f<>< exposing their police con- nections and the police for his wife's mur· der. (2 tva.) 8.,. "FearleM Frank" ( 1969. Come- dy) Jon Voight. Monique Van Vooren. A hick becomes a biQ-city btawter and winds up In hot water with gangsters. ( I hf. 30 min.) (f) .,. "Winter Kill" (1974, Orama) Andy Griffith. Sheree North. A mountain community Is terrorized by • mysterious murdefer. (2 hrs,) I M.L•MP ... Y llMI "One Foot In Heaven" ( 19,.1. Orama) Fredric March. Martha Scott. A mlnistef and his wife face a wlet of harct- lhlpt with courage and fortitude. (2 hrs .. 30 ';J. ! ... "Losln' It" (1982, Comedy) Tom Cruise. Jackie Earle Haley. Four teen-age boys hoping to loee their virginity In a Tijuana brothel pick up an oldef wom· an going south for a Mexican divorce. 'R' 11 hf., 40 min.) CZ).,. "Lady On The Bua" (1983. Orama) Sonia Braga. A young newlywed finds aexual enjoymll'll on a bue lln.d with strangers ( 1 hf • 28 min ) •-econ W(C) mWll "Seniofs" ( 1977, Comedy) Denols Ouald. Gary lmhoft.. Ent8'ptlalng college aludentt turn their traternlty houM into a bordello. ·R' ( 1 hr .• 30 min ) CB) .,. "Biiiy Jack" (1971, Orama) Tom Laughhn, Oelo<ea Taylor An ax- Green Beret half-breed champions the cause of a freedom achoo! tor runawaya on an Arizona Indian reeefVation 'PG' ( 1 hr .. ~mlnl. WI r... lllOOM ... .,, -Cl) C:. ... ...WWATQt liiCMI 1'The Comic'' ( 1969. Orama) Dick Van Dyke. Michele Lea A faded silent film star regains tame when he begins maklng comfcal televlslon c:ommer-cla~ hr11.) CE ,.._.6'> (DmWll "Gone In 60 Seoond8" (1974, Adventure) H.B. Hallci<I. Marlon Butla. A professional thief tries to steal over 50 expenSIVO automobtlea In leas than a week. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 45 min.) H (I) mWll "Lady On The Bus" (1983, Orama) Sonia Braga A young newlywed finds sexual enJOyment on a buS fllled whh .. stra5 (1 hr .26mln) l -~9:a~(IO .. '°'"°" .. mWll "The Last Outpoal" (1935, Adventure) Cary Grant. Claude Raina. A pair of military otticers tall In love with the same woman amidst battlet between Al,._ can natives and the Brltlth. ( l ht., 30 iii.;.:-~=-"Ouartel'' ( t981. Orama) Alan Bates, Maggie Smith A Bohemian couple open their home to a young woman Who9e husband was given a fall sentence. 'R' ( 1 hr. 40 min ) l11(t) MOYll 'Ice Castles" ( 1979. Roman<Je) Lynn·Holly Johnson. Robby Benson A promlSlng young figure skater ana her boyfriend !ind sudden success hard to cope with when she Is choaen to train tor a pre-Olympie competition. 'PG' 11 hr • 53 min ) CID MOWll "Beastmaster" {1982, Adven- ture) Marc Singer. Tanya Roberts. A young man with an unusual talent for gov· emlng animals searches tor the villain responsible for the destruction of his vii- i . 'PG' (1 hr .. 58 min.) a. PMnta UICUI waft, 11.D. M MOWll "The Man With Two Brains" ( 1983, Comedy) Steve Martin. Kathleen Turner A btaln surgeon with a wretched married Ille falls 1n IOve with a pickled brain In a Jar that speaks to him telepalhl- eally. 'A' ( 1 hr .• 31 min ) •CI> TGP0'1MlllCN•ll tD MOWll "Ourder In The Slave Trade" (1974. Mystery) James Stewart. Diel( Gautier A sports baron 19 murdefed and the crime 1s pinned on a former football pro whose detense Is being paid for by the victim's widow ( 1 hr . 30 min) ~=•TW rtO ._., MOWll "Mask Of the Dragon" (1951) Shella Ryan ( 1 hr ) (!) 1MI.....,.. Guest Bruce Forsyth 4111 (fl) I lmAllOP~ Friday. January 27, 1984 27 -......... llQvles- •CI)) "Tomonow" (1972. Otema) Rot»rt OWell, Olga 8eltin ( 1 hr . 43 min ) "KISS Me GOOdbye" ( 1982. Comedy) Sally Field. James Caan ( l hr , 42 min ) •CJO "Tree1Ur" Of The Sn<>'W" (1981. Of1 me) Paul Dean, C.rey Born ( t hr . 39 min ) •a> "The Stir*•" (1955. Orama) Jose FftfreJ. June Altyson (2 hrs ) •te) "Wild Horae Henk" (1980, Adllen- tvre) Linda Blatr. Richlrd Oenoa t l ht ll!Tlln ) M (!) "The Gambler From Natchel" ( t954 Ad\-enture) O.le Robertson. Oebte Peget (2 tvs ) -.%) "Lluae' ( 1982. AdVenture) Ser1h Pwse (1 hr 30 min ) •lC1 "AuthOrl Author!" ( 19&2, Come<:lyl Al Pac1no. Dyan C.nnon ( 1 Iv 50 mif'I ) -'BrainWe\195" ( 1963. $clence-FIC· hon) Keir Dullea Suzanna L0\19 1 I hr 20 min ) \l ' 'Suooess" ( 1979 SuspenM) Jeff Budges. Ned Beatty ( 1 ht 3 t min ) -lC) "The Y•r Of LMng Dengetousty" ( t983. Ofama) Me! Glblon. Sigourney Woevet ( t ht 55 min.) k' "fa•I Undef The Sun" ( t982 Mys- ff!f)') Peter Ustinov. Jane Birtclrl ( 1 ht 56 min ~ \ "NeYof L-' Me Go" ( 1963. Adi/en· ture) Clari. Gat>te. Gene Tierney (2 In l "%1 ··Spece Uovle" ( t979) Oocumentarr U\$C by M•ke ()dfieid ( 1 IV . t 9 ITW\ ) -all "The T1eesore Of Panch<> \/Illa" ( 1955 Western) Rory C.l'leul Shelley Wint..-s 12 N's I tWCI "The~ SWOtd" ( 1962, Fentuyl Besa! FU!thb<>ne. Est• Winwood (I IY 30m.n I tWLZ~ "Blonde Venus" t 1932 Aomenc.l Ma~ -Ooeu<11 C.I)' Grana 11 tv 37 m.n . -&11 ..... ooa llovles- -• .. ~,. s Mara\Jde4'S" (1962 A~· turel ,#If Ola~ Ty Hardin (2 tn t C ··The C.fntl Mvtiny · < 1954 Orama) Humplv") Bogert JoM F«r9r 12 hrs 5 l'1WI J) A um• s., (1981. Comec!y) Tom U.l~ EdliwatO ~nn l 1 hr ~ l'1WI I -~ ·tion Ot ni. Oesel1 11981 Orama) Arltflon\ ~ °"* AMa t2 Pn 4' ITW'I I WCI) T1't' Pt~ .. 11 Ute Of Don ~ ( t9J.4 -'11\-.nt\Tel OougAas fa~ $1 ........ Oberon 12 hrS. • W {?' 'Oua!'t~t 1198 I Oramll Alan Bal-. ~~h ct rv 40min 1 • ,C' "The T~ n Mmc>' (1974 Ora mal Stew~PN~ 2 rn 40mn 0 The ti.ta"' Who lCMIO women 119-s Oramal 0-. Danner Lesw CAron Ol-9ct«3 Dy Frenc:Qll$ Tl\lftau1 11 hi ~mrn t -S '~()I A~·· ( 1979 AcMtl ...,.1 Normen ~ 8'9mbei1 l~ "' 15 IN\ l •ll -w.m&t V""4' ( t978 0ra""9J Ta~O NM. ~~ 12~ 6 t'IW'I I -"The ~ .. (1981 HorTOtl ~ ~ ~ t.1cCarr9n ( 1 IV 35mn l • ·~,......_Of The Sno--, 198 • r>a me I P9'I 0Mr C.., 8et'I\ I 1 IY 39 ITW\ I 28 Friday. January 27. 198.t •tOJ "A Boy Named Charlie Brown· (1969 Comedy) Animated ( 1 hr . 30 min) •(!) "ACaseOIRape" (1974 Orama) Elizabeth Mootgomery Ronny Cox (2 hrs) (Cl Wild H0tse Hank · { 1980. Adven· lure) Linda Blair Richard Crenna ( 1 hr 31 min) •U.' "M11nny's Orpnans" (1980 Ofama) Jim Baker. Malachy Mccourt ( 1 hr . 31 min) lZ) "f'.oul Play" ( 1978, Comedy) Goldie Hawn. Chevy Chase ( 1 hr . 56 mm.) --Evening •a• ... Cl9I cm ... _.. ...... =~ .......... ...-.1...-Msa1D1• ---.. Ol"-GIALPun.. TO•UllDI ... .,. "EYll Under The Sun' ( 1982. Mystety) P•tet U&tW'IOll. Jane Borkin Bel- gian SleUth tiefoute Poirot loc*s fOf the muidefer of a tamous ectress amc.ng an •nd resort hotefs siatt and Qt*'IS "PG l_11\r .56mlf'I ) 0 .,.,. Anect< Force Z (1980 Adventure) Jonn Pt\llhp Law Mel G1t>son During World War II. a top-secret Austra· lien attacll unit penetrates Japanese ltnes to perlofm a oanng r.coe rTllS$IOO ( 1 hr 35 min) CD COi & • IAlll19Al.1. Hawa11 vs Wyo-' -,.,;. ""' , -.°'...,.. Nm°' C&&.1\m , ' .,.. "Whs~·ey Ga'°'e' 119.t9 ~I Joen Greenwood Bui Rao- roro A group of lho"Sf)-Scotsmen r oo lhat lhr loQvOr SU<>P') l'lilf'-4 o.en waning for is on •ts •a)' 10 '"I@ bO'lom 01 tl'le sea 1 1 ,.,~ a;a._ = :ie. A •°1Sll witl'I l arry Hag "'An 8"<S mot~ Mart M•rt.-i, two stun! men l#tlO ~ llto w.11~ w'""9 on tire . ,.,.,,,.,~ .. 811'9T'I a r till11•tT · T\ s Finest l'b.l'S 4 IC>O* al I~ ~ege ol fl'll Nii. on-i..~ Olbltes C1UmQ the 1960 '~~~·~21 .,~ill .,_ 'Sha~ E:t.0<9" 11 9-32 ()r.,.:1111 ..... Doetrcn o._. 8'()()1t. P~ .:in • ".., flt ..dnQ • OOctor •'IC ~ a~:,,~ rJ1 .o•o r.-.egeoes , rv 20 ITW'I t Hmm TM.I n&l111 1Vnpetshlts .. Y'I • ~ v~e por-t•ays 1rw Qr&~ kt1 II "*" ~ "'-MY!) ne~ ~ helP$ Iha S »vQlll., I~ soP"I $:~ ... r.io gc90 Ne<:1 Bear"' ~ Ooole't ·~ a..,., Corl .aso ~a· c M .. M I Cll Tm Tom Tooc Alnca '-'art I FM~ a w'tlll! c "~ Mat.ona: Pl'" Atrtea 1n search of native wlldtlfe. a lo<* at Africa new and old 1n vfslta to Lusaka. the busrhng capital city. and a tradltlonal trlb al v1Hage Victona Falls. twice the sue ot Niagara. known to the natives as "The Sm~e That Thunders " l fl)PM&YMlt LA¥mm a-... a °'911tr ftl Cll L.A. Featured I look at the OUI· er ISiands of Hawaii. Mol<:*al and Kauai Hawau's Volcano National Park and gor ~c;:~dens m "°""" ccurr W.O. WU--.00' .-u.1 .. TICM ~ Thl5 aeries keeps viewers up-to-date on the constantly cllangtng electronic held. feeturlng lhe newest home eieetronlc products, lrorn video games to word processors Q} • HOCllY \/11ncowet Canucks at Los Angeies Kings (3 his.) rz.; .,_ "Success" ( 1979. Suspense) Jett Bridges. Ned Beatty Tired of his lu11· u11ous home, hrs beautiful wife and his secure well-paying )ob, a credit card company employee oonceives an elabo- rate ~n for escape 'PG' {1 hr . 31 min ) • U (JJ .... PJ. A bank teller htres Magnum 10 hnd en embezzjef bu1 turhs rhe lables on him wneo she learns ~r lathe< may be lhe ClllTW\el ( 1 hf ) II fm -A mM Nell'a plan to improve her memory thrC>Ugh hypnosis bacllhres wTien she IS lett defenseless 10 anyone who knows he< tnggerlng mecha· msm U COUHI IAIUTUU. UCLA vs Wash· 1.!:!9100 Stale (2 hrs ) U ~ .,_ "Graue" (1978. Music 1- Comedy) John TraYOha. OIMa Newt~ John A gang leadef tries to wm back a beaultlul Australian excl\ange 6tudenl he once romanoed (2 hrs ) ~ PCIJCI WOMAI a>=.. OI CMAa'l• A P'elode IO the 1980 Olympic Games tntS program will locvs on the actlOn of the games me Orympic !>lte ano lhe personahties thal make lhlS lhe world even! 11 IS (2 hrs J &> .,_ The Deer Hun!et"" (Part t l (1978. Orama) Robett De Niro. Meryl Streep Three close caratr .. trlends from a small Pennsytvarw steel town are Changed to1ev9f by e•penencing the ter· rors ol war when they are drafted end sent to Vietnam (2 hrs ) . fD..,,.,.,...,. fllmmQ'9 I!> ----cowny Featured. 30 s Wester m<Me star. ''The Durango Kid Santa Ana Police Depenmeot's "Officer RoveJ the Acne Research 1ns111v1e secretaries speaking out in "Deer Boss t '.,,. "The Year Of Living O.ngerous· ly" I 1983 Ofama) ~ G.beon Sigour· ne~ Wea11er An Australian )OU'naltst. a Bnt•Sh embassy offac::ial end 1 d11TW101t11e f uras.an came<aman become caught up .,, tile tumult of 1965 Indonesia JUS1 p11or 10 lhe ta~ of Sullamo 'PG' 11 hr 55 mrn I £ CG.lN IAlll"IUU. UCLA '4 Wash •ngton State (5ul)f9C1 10 ~outJ t2 hrs I k .,_ "The Amateur' ( 1982. Orama) Jotvl Sava~ Clvlsl~ PMntner A CIA computftf e•pen ua-. t-Of actiw held '1ut> to ·~ Iha murder oi n. girlfriend b}' rvthless terronsts R' ( t rw 50 mon ) s ........ MCDCllPl-nm.L.r A. bet1!0d·t~soene ~ at the maktnQ ot MichM! Jkkton's musac ~ ol M oew "' TIY.n.t ( 1 rv I m YMD'fll q AU. •MPM&t ID PA9.Y.,. Alex feigns his support I the EQual Rights Amendment to he can w~elly feminist ~ WMr'flOAMmlnlT ....... -..... C*QM I) mM ,._.., Neal Gabler and Jef- frey Lyons review "Broadway OaMy Rose." and "Confidentially Yours." ([) llOWll "First Blood" ( 1982. Drama) SylVester Stallone, RIChatd Crenna A V1e1nam veteran'$ run·ln With the pollee In a dead war buddy's h0me1own ncalates Into a minor war 'R' ( 1 ht . 35 min ) I TMAT ... 1::8 MCA1\M .. (I) -l -A prlma balleflna, moonlighting as a f\aahdaneer. hires the Simons to protect her from c1lmlnals ( 1 hr ) D GD ~ The patrons of Cheers begin to believe that an antiQue scale Is acte=tdtspenSlng accurate fortunes. I •Ht&ti "Rellty Ace Of Spies" Our- tng hrs mission to protect the Brltlah fleet by obta1ntng naval gun plans from a Ger- man shipyard. Rellly establ~ a new 1tyle and level ol espionage. (Part 3) o ~hr~ TMIATM "The trlah RM" At the turn ol the century, Majof Slnciau Yeates res.gns his comml88lon as a Britl$h ott1ce< to take a post tn the west of Ireland as Resident Magistrate, hoping to live with hlS fUtUfe bride Philippa Butler 1n a ;,v;tul vlllage. (Part 1) O (1 hr.) (.I) "lovesick" ( 1983, Comedy) Dudley Moore, Elizabeth McGOllem A married psychiatrist find& hlmself falling In love with a patient. 'PG' (I hr., 36 min.) (2J llOWll "Lady On The Bus" (1983. Orama) Sonia Braga A young newlywed ltnds sexual enJO)'ment on a bus filled with stra~ hr . 26 min.) • ~ ..,.. "Ten L1tlle Indians" ( 1966, Mystery) Hugh O'Brlan, Shirley Eaton. Ten dlspara1e people meet their deaths when they are Invited by an unknown hoSt to a secluded mountatn mansion. (2 hrs.) W 8 G ...,A&.O ILL. Jo-Jo makes the decision to abort her pregnancy, unaware that Biii IS detetm1ned that he should be the one to decide the fate of the unborn chll~rt2) (!) "Bulll1t" ( 1968. Orama) Steve McOueen. Robert Vaughn. A San Francl9- co detective tries 10 prevent the murder of a pro.pectlYe wltneu fOf a polltleal hear- i (2 hrs., 30 Min.) -UC. -(I) lllOTI &..--Mack follows laura and dlscovtts her In the midst of a clan- destine hotel meet=h Greg. ( 1 hr ) llfF" LOU~ IA,,_ "The Dlscovery Of Animal BehavlOr lrvlng Together" An exploration of Iha relationship be1ween the behavlOr of animals and the kinds of communltlet In wt11ch they 11ve and function la pretented IBI O ( 1 hrl ~ lffrtat "Re!lly Ace Of Soles" Dur- ing his mission 10 protect the British fleet by obtairoog naval QU" ptans from a Ger- man shipyard. Reilly ectabllshas a new style and level of espionage (Part 3) O (~) hlJ.o. ,_.CA Human sexuality I& explored ( 1 hr ) ({j-MVllW(ll) ®.WW "Brainwaves" ( 1983. Science- FictlOn) Keir Oollea, Suzanna Love. A young hOUMWlfe aulfe<lng from brain trau· ma receives thought proc.aee and mem- ories from a corpee In an expefimental med=rocedure. 'PG' (1ht .. 20 min.) (1J ''The Leet Two W•a" (1981. Orama) Claire Malit, Tom Callaway. A woman wr•tle& with a declalon about her falling marriage during a family vacetlOn In Mal~~ 25 min.) -· •£ W' .,.WWW ... !) ... -.wA • cca&f ~II Sedaka pertorms some of his ~t hit•. such u "Love W1H Keep Us -)'ogether," and "Breaking Up Is Hard To Oo" at the Ontario Place In Toronto. (1 hr.) '*l••(J)o a ... TAJI ~ llOWM a llAll1Wt UUIM • ....... . ..... MClll ..... llOWll "The Caine Mutiny" ( 19~. Orama) Humphrey Bogart. Joee Ferrer Based on the novel by Herman Wouk. A group of officers mullny against their cap- tain, claiming that he Is mentally unstab49 (2 hfs •• 5 mln ) (j llOWll ''Partners" ( 1982. Comedy) Ryan O'Neal. John Hurt A straight cop and a gay poliee derk go undercover aa a homosexual couple to find the murderer of a male model. 'R' ( 1 ht .. 36 min.) (%) llOWll "Cat People" ( 1981, Fantasy) Naatassla Ktnskl, Malcolm McDowell. Fett.- Ing In love poses a problem '°' ~ young woman who turns ltito a ferocious big cat ii she matee with someone whO la not of her own kind. 'R' (2 hrs.) m wun 1n u. tulllll.,. "Banllng BellhOp" (1936. Ora- ma) Bene Davis. Edward G. Aoblneon. Two rival boxing managers eventually have a shootout after some doubMH:t08$-1~ l2 hrs . 5 min.) r ~ 8 Cl) ~ Olli U. A &efles of events threaten to break up the gang a1 San FranctSCo Memc>fial Hospltat (R) ( t hr .. 10mtn) D e TOlllNT Guest: actor Charlel Nel· 800~1~ l a .... -..nm •11MCNt11 .. nal tll TNI _., Guests: Dana HIU ("Shoot The Moon"), singer Linda Hop- kins. actress and exercise apeclallst Ann Terkel, comedian Whitney Brown, author Timothy Leery ("Flash S.ck"). Rick Due· comun.t 1 hr .. 30 min.~ I ........... AM:llCO LAW umlCA Host· Dennis ~~~.~(IQ 00 --UP tTOl9 Teenage drug abuse. Including the true stories of three teenagers, Is discussed. focusing on drug u&e. abuse and dependency. ( 1 hr.) (l.J llOWll ''Three Swedlah Girls In Ham- burg" (No Date, Comedy) The glrla and thetr boyfriends get a guided tour of the German city's lnfamout tenderloin district (t hr .. 25 min) CO) 110W11 "Ring Ot Oelife" ( 198 1. Fanta- sy) Georgina SpeMn, Paul Thomas. An aphrOdetlac ring Is passed from person to person leaving a trau of erottc encounters in 11s wake ( 1 hr , 30 min ) m lit a.ul Featured· 8 woman who practiced astral projection. the dangers of alcoholism ( 1 hr , 30 min ) 1Mt I M.119MtrCMCOCl •....,..-..,IY .. I ...... •••mm•1w ... (()COU. umTIAU. UCLA YI. W ... lton State {A) (2 hrs.) -e LA11WwrntOA•Lirt ti ~T--...-.CCIUICTICll LA.TODAY . .,_ "Born Yesterdey'' ( 1950. Com- edy) Judy Holffday, WllNam Holdtn. When e beeullful blonde dl9COVera that het boy· friend Is involved In· some underhano.d dealings, Ille runt away With her etiquette instructor. (2 hrt .. 10 mlo .. CD llOWMA Mt nnLMV • 0 mnwf 'I A •ff 'f'G IA •tr "TV' a Finest Hours" A look at tha ooverege of the Nix- on-Kennedy dtt>Stee during the 1960 iealdentla eltetlott. (Part 2) LOW. .-cMfMI .,_ "Lion Of Tha Oelert" (1981. Drpma) Anthony Quinn, Oliver Rted. A h&rd·rldlng Bedouin IMder reslat& Italy' I a11empt1 to occupy Libya tor 20 years . 'PG' (2 hra .. 47 min.) tt:a(I) llOWll "Knlghtrldera" (1981, A<Mlrt- ture} Ed Harris, Gary Lahti A group of btkers ride with a traveling tena.luanoe fair and dttcover that tha ldealls1fc struggle against evil exists In modern times atso. 'R' (l hrs .. 25 min.) ... (I) mwll ''And Your Name 18 Jonah'' (1979. Orama) Salty Struthers. James Woods A deaf boy la releued from an 1nst1tutlon after mistaQnfy being dlag- n<>Md as being mentally retarded. ( 1 tv .. 20mln.) W 9 .,. ••The Liie And Times Of Orlz:zty Adams" ( 197•. Adventure) Oen Hagger- ty. Don Shanks A man un)Ustly aceuted of a crime flees Into the wllderneu. (2 hfs) 8 .WW "Divorce Hit" ( 1972, Orama) Richard Burton, Ellubeth Taylor. The effect• of a marital apllt are seen from the husbt1nd's standpoint. ( 1 ht .. 30 min) (!) .,_ "Johnny Apollo" (HMO. Ora- ma) Tyrone Pow«. Oorothy Lamour A college man, dlallloslooed over his father'• conviction tor embez:zJlno. decidet to abandOn the strait and narrow In favor of a Ille ol crime. (2 hr&) I AU.•MPA9.Y llOWll ''Pressure Point" ( 1962. Ora- ma) Sidney Poitier. Bobby Darin A prleon psychlatnst trlea to underltand hla anti- Semitic, anti-black petlent (2 hrs.. 30 min.) OJ .,. ''Sunday In The Country" (1974. Orama) Ernest Borgnlne. Michael J POiiard. Three bank robbers on the lam terrorize a reclualvt farmer 'R' { 1 hr .. 30 min) (Q).,. "Laura's ToY" ( 1978, Drama) Rebecca Brooke, Eric Edwards. A free- thtnklng couple share their boudoir With a fun·tovl~young woman. (1hr .5 min.) (%) .,_ "Love & Money" ( 1980, Adventure) Ray Sharkey, Ornella MutL A Los Angeles bank employee's Ille Is turned upSlde-d<>wn when he meets and becomes romantically Involved with the wife of a weallhy Gefman entrepreneur. ~~~In) W (C).,_ "The Towering Inferno" (1974. Orama) Steve McOveen. Paut Newman. A fire erupts during the opening of the wortd's tallest skyscraper, trappln9, many of the party009Js on the top floor PG' (2 hrs. 40 min) dlUTPATML tll llll'f m.9--.... wt ~ATU. -(l) c:ea ... ...,,,.TQt Friday, January 27. 1984 29 / --------------------------- .... Penoueum 1969. Or.ma) 0 .,. '"The Man Who LOYed Women' Geotge Pepparo Jean s.t>erg A poiQ f 1978 Ofam9) CharleS ()enne(. LeSlie captatn oecldM to Oelend h•mself aher n.s Garon O.ecled by F1ancoes Truttaut A la"'Yer is ut\&t>e to ptove ne d1dr,.1 ll• 1'\15 man rs so Obsessed wrth beau11tul women Wife ano hef IOvet (2 rvs l 11'\a! he find$ rt dlftlCUl1 to remain sati&fied @ ~l\mu.&.A. 11<oth any oodMdUal reiationshop (1 IY . 55 '[. Cl A &dMllll "F ocd Co1eQe National tnotl. ) .. • • Ct\ampo"lsh.p llrom Honolulu Haw J S., ..,. 'Lovesick ( 1983, ComedyJ ~I I l ht J Dudley Moore. Elizabeth MdGovern A 19 ... rna.Jrieo psycnoatnSt tinos himself f attng Ill · ..,, IWAIUIT · ,. 10ve with a pat4"t 'PG' ( 1 Iv 35 "*' 1 .,.. "Bta1nWa~ I 1983. Soence-r'! Z ..,. '"Space Movie" ( 1979) Oocu· FictlOO) l'eu Ouhea Suzanna Love · \ meotary MuSIC by Mllo;e ~-A.rctwal young hqusel" le suttenng from btall'I trau-h•m footage cntonteleS the triumpt\s of the ma rece.ves thought processes and mem· US ~ ptogtam. IOCU510Q on tne dra· oroes trom a corpse Ill an elq)e<mentaf matic Apcllo 1 l moon land.ng ( 1 N 19 ~13~ocec1ure 'PG ( 1 hr 21 tn1n l mn J ~ C. 19 lL .. "EVIi IJndef The Sun ' (1982. •G .cMI Alj\lentvres 01 Slllbad Mystery) Pete< UstlOOY. Jane &tun 8e'· ( 1963 Fantasy) Anrmateo An adventut· g.an steuth Hercute P01rot looi(a for the ous 1oong sailor voluntee<s to recovet a muu:Sel'f!f of a I~ actress among an magic tante<n and geo.e lrom the wicked ISiand resort hotel's staff a!ld guests 'PG' person who stole tl'lem ( 1 hr 50 mm I ( 1 tv . 56 min ) i CllCO ._, TMI llAll • , •amt• .. llMCUl-.aY,l&A • HIMTW -.. "Author' Aut~!' 11982, Com- York jets to locales, duels by torchlight Usually cast as a hero, British actor t~ portray a rogue Michael 'or~·., enthu'>1asm for hrs profession kn·p~ him airborne the ~ear round. He ma} '>uffer lromJet lag but ne\Cr from boredom "Ever) new role 1s a challenge." he said. "and 1 thorough I} cnJO~ nc"" cxpenenccs in unfamiliar locak' " As a result the hlond blue~)ed Bnllsh actor 1s almost constant!} on locauon. in Amenca. Europt: or the Orient. Most rccentl). Yor~ ""as in England and Wales stamng 1n "The Master of Ballan· trae." to air on the Hallmark Hall of Fame at 8 p.m Tuesda~ on Channt"I 2. Based on the Robcn Louis Stevenson novel oft he same name. the film stars York and Richard Thomas as t~o feuding brother'>. "ho ha\e been enemies since childhood But eHf) trace of bad blood between the "brothers" ended on the S(I. "We hit 11 ofT \Cl"\ well and we·,e become great tnends.'" ~td York. "Rach· ard 1s not onl~ a superb actor -he's an excellent sword<iman " Their dueling scene is one of the highlights of the three-hour sho". "F1lm1ng staned about 6 p.m as soon as •t was dark and we continued unlll six the ne).t morning .. York recalled. "We dueled on th(' tl·rrau.'' ht hy hla11ng torches and 'lll'P' 111 1hr m.inrir houo,e and along the 30 Friday January 27, 1984 paths around 1t, It was exming but e:o.hausting.. and Richard and I v.ere both con~mcd that we might acc1dentall) hun each other "Our sound recorder told us later that he had never heard two such pohte people Thert' would be funous assaults w11h blades. then silence and \OtCCS saying: 'Are you all nght" Art }Ou all nght.,. and ans"ers of. Tm fine. rm fine.' "Dunng the S(Quence. Richard dad a marvelous 11ymg leap backwards into a hedge and got a shght cut on his neck. That was the onl} IOJUI"}' -~e were lucky •• York. usually cast as the hero, has rarel) played Lhe rogue. with the exception of T) bait in Franco Zeffirelli's produc11on of "Romeo and Juhct" and Conrad 1n Hal Pnnce's "Something for Everyone." In "The Master of Ballantrae," York pla)sJames-a rather de"'ihsh fellow. and the favonte son of Lord Durnsdeer-who "has a certain amount of charm and can't be wnuen off entirely as a villain." Last November. York and has photogra· pher-w1fe Pat v1s1ted the Thomases in New York. Then the Yorks. whose legal res1· dence as Monaco. flew to their home in Los Angeles. depaning two weeks later for three da)s 10 Hofli Kong. They spent the Chnstmas holidays an India. "We went back to a little place in the desert called 81kaner," York said. "Pat's doing a book on health and medicine and wanted to do more photograph) and res.carch there ... eoyJ Al Pac1no, Dyan Cannon. A Ne York playwrigl'lt's wife leaves him w11h gang 01 mostly l'lel' chlldren 10 take care l iust as hls new play ls about to open PC lhr,SOm111) W TOP0'1Mlmm•ll _,,. "Detour" ( 1945 Adventure 'Tom Ne~. Ann Savage A piano playe l'lttchhlkes to the W•t Coost #here ti. geis invo!Yed with murOer and a seductiv• blon~ (l hf , 30min I ~····~ m ...CAlDOCT _,,. "Success" (1979. Suspense! Jett Bridges. Ned Beatty Tired of ho$ lu• urlOVS home. his beautiful wife and h•• secure, well-paying )Ob. a creott car< company employee conceives an elabo rate plan for escape 'PG' ( l hr 31 min 1 d @ IDMAllOf_... W Cl)W.:M• MallOWl-nM.LIJI' A behind-the-scene look et the making 01 Michael Jackson's ITl\JSIC video ot his ne .... Single "Th11ller " ( l hr 45 min ) welMI~ Michael York and Ric hard Tbomu are caet aa f eudlng brotbera lo "The Maater ol Ballantrae" on Tueeday. -I - ~~-----------------.................. .. TV Puzzle ACROSS 1 6 Shown he·s Judge Hardcaslle t 1 Gopher on "The Lovr· Boat 12 Role tor o·connor 14 Mr Edwards' 10 15 Mr Mineo 16 She's Edna Garrett t 7 Miss Rem1ck's sign olf 18 Female sheep 20 "Falcon Cres1· co-star 22 Miss MacGraw 23 ··-Smar1 32 Neighbor ot Md 33 Trumpeter Al 35 Played Smiley 38 Fabray for shn11 39 Tatter 4? Oest Sr to Luc1P 44 Whence Mori\ 4!1 lsa Lsa >r Eva 47 Joanne 48 · Music M:ln' stJr '"'' JC) Four posler '•0 -AotJPrt Hirschl~ld rolt> -WorclOaune FILL I~™€ Ml~SING LE1TEJ?S /~ !He ''IV WORDS" BELOW. DA'fnME ~: I I I I 24 -gtata 25 "Lottery" star 26 Marion on "Happy Days 29 ·· -Since Eve" 31 That 1s abbr 1 Singer Teresa - 2 "The -Exped1t1ons" 3 Electees 4 Gordon Thomson role 5 Slockmg stult 6 "Kno1s Landing" character 7 H1s1oric times 8 .. _ Caslles" 9 Mr Hunter·s ID 10 Actress Wendy - 11 Played BJ 13 'Silver Spoons" star 19 SHAEF sector 21 " -Little Time" 22 He was Fish 27 -Laurence Ohv1er 28 'Desk_ .. 29 -Marie Saint 30 Joan Van Ark role 33 Played Rhoda 34 "The -Spots" 36 Played Kook1e 37 Host Johnny 38 -Crosby 52 Mr. Freb8lg s 1n"9ne 53. "Never on Sunday' star 55 .. ~ ..... 0Ur lives" 57 EmeS1 Thomas role 58 Mr Funt DOWN 39 Burgholf role 40 Miss Bancroll s s1gn-ott 4 f Ingrid Bergman role 43 He's Titus 45 Played Popeye Doyle 46 " -People" 49 "The -Chill 51 Popeye's Ohve 54 Tony -Bianco 56 Miss Eggar's sign 011 SOLUTION ... -=-:::-r:-r.:-T~ ~cr=...,...,.,=-r:-,.... "SERVING All OF OUNGE COUNTY" STANLEY Model 5005 Ott Dl&IUt T l'llM!ltter S16911 ......._ ....... , ... ..., llS!JlltGOI AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENERS SALES & SERVICE • HPAIH • ADJUITMINYI • HINOll & IPllNOI UPLAQD • OPINlll a lADIO CONTIOLS ~ NO-LOWER PRICES ffi1 I 55002~1£411 I Friday, January 27, 1984 31 WOULDN'T YOU RATHER ·auy YOUR FRO.M us l .. · · 128K (MEMORY> APPLE STARTER SYSTEM Sr.stem only) NEWPORT /COSTA MESA 32 Friday, January 27, 1984 .. an • on,1 over 'sno HIGH 72 LOW SO COAST-EDITION FRIDAY J ANU l\RY Lt 1984 ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFORNIA 25 CE,.~TS Coast The two birds caught in a minor Huntington Beach oil spill are cleaned up and flying again./ A3 Fluor workers are upset about company policy re- garding wild cats on the grounds of the plant./ A3. Ca lifornia Incidents of AIDS con- tinue to increase in Cali- fornia despite extra money for research./ A4 ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:·:·:~:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· Nation It is like hell to age, seniors tell the govern- ment during a special hearing./ A4: Worl d The American FBI helps Norway capture a master Soviet spy who divulged many NA TO secrets./ A4 People Why is the Cancer Detec- tion Center iri Huntington Beach such a secret? I A7 A woman believes she could enjoy her childhood if she could live it over again.IA& . Sports UC Irvine comes from behind to upset Cal State Fullerton 81-80 in a PCAA contest at Fullerton./81 • Kareem-Abdul Jab bar notched 26 points, while holding Houston's Ralph Sampson to 16 as the Lakerswin 131-102./81 Estancia and Newport Harbor put winning streaks on line ./8 1 Entertainment Ballet Paciflca's per- t ormance of 'Peter and the Wolf' this weekend is nearly a sell-out. /Weekender When you're in the mood for 'unique cuisine,' you can dine for $100 or less at Gemmell's. /Weekender .:;:;:.:·:·:;:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Business Chamber of Commerce leaders from the six Or- ange Coast cities look at the year past and the year to come./BS-6 The latest update on home mortgage rates In the county is presented in chart form.JBS INDEX Auto Pilot Bridge ·Bulletin Board Business California News Classlfled Comics Crossword Gardening Horoscope Ann Lenders MutuaJ Funds atlonal News Opinion People Polloe Log Public Notices Sports Stock Markets TMVltlon Theafers • weather World New• C1-3 A8 A3 BS-8 A4 CS-8 A8 cs A6 C7 A6 B5 A4 A5 A7 ,,.. B8, C4-5 81-4 88 TV Log WMkendtr A2 A4 S·antaAµas get'2nd wi.nd', By STEVE MARBLE and The Dally Pilot Staff The howling Santa Ana winds that yanked trees from the ground. tore roofs from houses and downed doz- ens of power lines before abating early today, were expected to regain force by nightfall. The powerful. dry wind reached speeds of 80 mph in surrounding areas late Thursday as it spread destruction throughout Orange County. fanning a 1.200-acre brush fire in Modjeska Canyon. , In Newport Beach. roofs were ripped from four homes in posh Harbor Ridge. Nobody was injured but one family was forced to evacuate the gated hilltop community in Spyglass Hill. A portion of the roof on the Warehouse RestaOrant in Newport's Lido Vill<Jge also was ripped off. U .s. Forest Service flreflghtera battle raging fire in Modjeska Canyon T_huraday. county jobless toll continues decline December's 4.9% lowest in two years By J EFF ADLER Of IM DMly Piiot Steff Orange County residents con- tinued to go back to work duri~ December as the county's unemploy- ment rate plunged to 4. 9 percent. its lowest level in mere than two years, according to monthly jobless figures released Thursday by the state Em- ployment Development Department. December's rate was the lowest since September 1981 when employ- ment stood at 4.6 percent. explained Alta Yetter, a labor market analyst for the state agency. She said that whenever unemploy- ment dipped below the 5 percent level it represented a strong, positive economic sign. Just one year ago, the jobless rate registered 7.9 percent and 97.000 county residents reported they were without work during the Christmas season. And. the December 1982 figures were an improvement over the previous November's, when an all-time high 101,500 people were without work in Orange County ·and the unemployment rate soared to lU percent. Last month. 59.700 persons were reported without work, down from the 63,600 tallied by the state in November. With only minor fluctuations in June and August, unemployment has declined steadily throughout the year as the economic recovery took hold in Orange County. Yetter predicted that unemployment for alJ of 1983 would average about 6.5 percent. December's favorable employ- ment news was attributed largely to the robust Christmas buying season. Retajl outlets in the county added 4,700 temporary sales clerks during the month, an increase of 700 over the anemic I 982 Christmas season. The county's electronics industry was another sector of the economy that began hiring in December, adding 500 jobs to payrolls last month. Gains also were reported by the service and trade industries as well as the finance. insurance and real estate industries. One other factor that played a role in the unemployment decline -one that can't be predicted from year to (Pleue .ee JOBLESS/ A2) o.llJ,_11Mt9-, L•...,_ Wind damage to roof of Harbor Rtctce home in 1'ewport Beach •a Spy&lua Hill tract ehown. leaving part of the restaurant exposed but undamaged. Several traffic lights in the beach city were knocked to the ground by the explosive winds. In Costa Mesa. a 19-year-oJd H14"t· ington Beach boy was criticall y i~ jured when a sharp gust blew his motor scooter into a tree. At the Costa Mesa Police Depan- ment. winds unrooteda huge tree that (Pleue eee WDmS/A.21 Blaze chars 1~200 acres Firefigh ters b ringing fi re in control By STEVE MARBLE Of _o.llr .......... Weary firefighters today were plan- ning what they hoped would be a final assault on a wind-whipped brush fire that has burned across 1.200 acres of Modjeska canyon and forced nearly lOO Orange County residents out of their homes. . No homes were lost in the fire whith was burning east of Irvine and north of Mission Viejo near the Marine Corps Air Station in El Toro. "The winds have been terrible and very erratic," Orange County Fire Depanment spokesman Chuck Murphy said this momm&. "But we're now expectini to have tt under total control by tonight." As many as 470 firefi$hters battled the braze through the night and into the·moming. sometimes watching in vain as flames hopscotched small canyons and danced across roadways . Two firefi~ters suffered minor injuries battling the blaze. Murphy said. 8) earl) today. the brush fire had (Pleue eee BLAZE/ A2) The day the roof caved in Wind rips Ne wport hcITTie before owner puts it up for sale By JERRY HIRSCH Of IN DMly Piiot It.fl Manha Aske" was planning to put her posh Spyglass Hall home up for sale when the roof caved in - hterall}. It happcn<.'d about 1:30 p.m. Thurs- day. Askew was at work when she received a call from her 17-year-old daughter. Sand}. Gusting Santa Ana winds were teanng up the nonhcast face of Spyslass Hill an Newport Beach. blowing the roof ofT their house at 3~ V1<.'nna Dnve "I was 1n the house when 1 felt aJI Th1s Shaking. The sl:yllgfltjust caved an and sha1tered. All of the sudden the roof started coming in the home and tlyi~ all o"'er the place." Sand~ said. Shingles. plaster and larger wooden , roof Sttt1ons from nearh half the home now lttter the inside of the home and its front yard an the pri\.ate Habor Ridge development wbere (Plea.e Ke ROOF/ A.2) Laguna Canyon -road of deadly·beauty Shopping tor a new car? Check out the deals in today's Auto Piiot -PageaC1-3 La&una Canyon Road 1s a seven-It's an unsettling St&ht. especially mile long talc of conflictina ima.acs. for commuten who travel the road At first glance. the SCt'ne along the d.:uly, passing by the symbols pl~ced country road is like something out of there in memory ofa deceased friend a John Steinbeck novel. Cattle dot the or ac,quaintancc. arcen hillsides. acres of pastures. "Whenever there's an accident out canyons artd lakes arc home to an there it's impossible not be a~ assortment of wildlife. Each after-·by 1t," said Laguna Beach City noon commutcn driviOJ south-Councilman Dan Kenney, who lo t bound arc treated to breathtaking two friends in an auto accident on the sunsets as the hilltops fonn ~·I-road severaJ years IJO. . . houcttcs qainst slues drenched with Last fall. tht ttaht-knll seaside red, oranae and purple. community was shook by two fatal And then thcrt arc the small white accidents in t6 da}'s. Two local teen· crosse linina the two-lane roadway. aacrs -Stacy Oa\'ts and Lttsa one for each of the 26 people who Snyder -dit'd in an Oct. 18 tWO<V have died in auto accidtnts hett smcc colbSlon on Laguna Can)'on Road 197S. that left anothcl'&irlcrittcally 1nJurcd \ LP. BE1n Focus ON THE NEws Then in the first ~k of No~mber, the town was shocked apin when 3(). year-old bawn Lanvtt died 1n a s1nglc<ar accident on the sectton of the 1"03d known a~ 811 Bend curve. lanvcc. pohct rtpon. had bttn dnnk.ma at the time of the accident Laguna Canyon Road made head- lines again recicntly when Santa Ana attorney Comehus Baba~filcd a SI m1lhon claim on behalf of hi client. Samantha Shannon. the Laguna Beach girl who was cnucaUy tnJured in the Oct. 18 car accident A California Hi&bway Patrol 1n- vest\lltiOn h.ad dctcnmntd hannon was 11 fault tn trqac aectdcnt due to cittt$$1vc speed and lack or dnvina upericncc. · ~ The claim. bo•ever. c rs that the di}. Ora.ngc Co\Jn and uatc ·wcrt rnponsiblc for hannon'$ in; Juries bcc'au the> were OC'l)J ot in · (Pleue ... A aOAD/A2) · \ , A2 * * Orenge Coast OAILY PILOT/Friday, January 27, 1984 - CONTINUED STORIES ------~~ WINDS REGAINING FORCE •.. From Al I I ll'-ht'd l"ll p1d:up ITUL'b (l\A, 11nJ b) patcolrnun Ou the ~an D1l·g11 f 1ct:"''' a 16- " hl•cl mo\ in~' .in\\," -,l,1ppnl ull lht· I hwa\ h) thl' "'"'lh Jnd l'<tlllt' to a '"1dc.hng halt on ''' \ldl' In I aguna fk,1d1 lirl'lightl'r~ hJllkd a 'mnll htu'>h Im• that hrokc 11u1 nn l 4·in~lk 11111'> l>m~ "lute pulln· pulled all motorl' k., oft ruJd' 'hen unt• unitl'r' L\lk \\.1\ hlm.,n into a guard rail -\t John WU\,Ol' \11 port .• i 'IOgll' ngrnc plam· "'J" tl1p1x·d J' i1 '"a'i 1,1\lrng alon~ thl' 111.1111 rurrna~ P1l01 tl H.1rn' _ 7, '' ac; nut 1 n1l11 nl "' tlw \'cl" ..t<.Lll.klll h111 thl' r·un\HI\ ''·" 1 lo\t'd tor mon• 1h:111 .in hour l \l'f\ "hl·rl' po\\l'r li nl'' 'Al'rl' Jcl\I. n In all 112 "1" I \11uthnn Cali· r 1rn1a ~d..,on < 11 lll'>tllml·r~ "~re h11 ''' '>lJttned PO"l'r nut;lKl'' through· 11u t thr U:l\ 1o\t l>f the hladl1ui.. 11.·l'Ulll'<l in \ant.1 -\na Huntrngton lka, h \\ l''tn11n\tl.'1 and t 0<>ta Mt.'\J ()Ill' 111.IJtll 11ut,l~'l lll 1.Urrl•d \\ hl'll J trl'l' l11nh kll 1111,1 .in I d1.,un '>Ub-,1,1 111111 at \h I Jddl'l1 \q•nul· and Hr<Hllo.hur-.1 \trl'l't 111 we .. tm1n'>ll:'I 11\I ix'IOl'l 'o I) nl f hat 1m iJl'Ol , ,111.,nl .1 .i' m 11n11,· hlad .. ou t hH I 'hll ( di'lll1\"ll'll\lll1t'f'>111 po!llOn'> i>I Hunung111n fk.1d1 fountain \JI· In and \\ l''llmin'll'I '411J J1m l-.cn- 11\·1.h an I d"1m .. pnkt.•,man hll\on l·mpll1)l'l'' \\orlo.cd thruugh ilw night to rl'~llHl' l'lennut~ lost heUIU'>l' ot dcrn neJ p11\\l'r lrne\ t arl) wJa\ ru" l'I had lX'l'l1 rl''>torcd to all hut "'51l l J1'llll l.0U'lll1m,·r~ rn Orangl' 1 ount' 1-..l•nm·J, \,ll\.1 In :".l'\\port llarho1 lll'Jrh 20 boat' ''L'll' .. nappL.·J llHl,l' lrom 1hc11 mulmng' Harbor p<llrt1ln1.1n \.!Id th.: '"nd.,. gu .. trng at -lCI mph. hltc.•d up nltrl' \ht.'l't<o" 111 \\,lll'f .ind hurkd 1hcrn rnw ho.II\ Rl''1dt•n t., "ho h 1,1 t hl'I r ruul<, "'hl'n th<.· '""d h11 H:irhor R1Jgt· 1n '\l'\\· )lllrt lkad1 \\l'H' <.hill l..l'tl al naturl'' h•rl·l' ·\h \\Ill' LJlktl nll and '>Jld tlw hrn"1· "t' tall1ng t11 p1ec;c .. :· \Jld \b<lul K.ir11n \tmh nt tht· rool ol I" nc1ghor'., home 11n \.il1hurg Road 1n '-l'\\ port Beach. \\J'.'> "t>dged bct,wen tht• 1"11 ll'\ldl'nl'l'\ Chun).., nr woud \H'rl' lhtO\.\ 11 1111<> thl· \lrel'I \:n 111w \\,1, in the darna~l·J home JI .i '-,al1hurg \\htn thl root "a' IL•rn 1tl i...arim ... 11d thl.' h1>u,,· ha' lll'CO \ Jcant for about lour \l'ar'>. .\ n 1 n'>1x·ctor "11h the Nl·" pun lkalh hullJ1ng dl•partmt·nt '>llne\l'd till' da111.1g.~· 111 thr pmh \p~gla" Hill 11l lghtinrhoml H, noted that the 1101111..· "',1n 1Jrnt11..JI 11111Jd to" homl' 11n n1..·.1rh\ \ ll.'nna Rnad that h.1d I\\ root Jam.tl!l'd 1n tht.' "1ml'>lllrm ··1t"1h, l'\Jn ... anwmndt'I ltlould tx· ;i L 111Ill1dl'lll l' or thl· "'.i' thl' holl1l''> .ire p111nt1ng ·the.· trl\Pl:'l t;1r <,a1J Om· 111 thl.' \\IH'>I mi.,hap' caml.' \\hen Hun11ng1un Hl'Jt.h rc'>tdent I 1rnlHh' T \1nt1 I 11 "'·'' too,-.cd from h1'l 1t11tl\\T 'IL11t11L·r 1n ( 11<,ta \k.,.i The tnn " l1,11·d 111 11111co.il l'11nJ111on t1>dJ\ .11f11untJ1n \ .1tln C 0111mu1111~ llmp1tJI I on11 11n1kr\1,·nt t'n1l'rgl'lll' -.ur- • '' I h111,tf,1, .111,·1 guo;I\ "Ind~ .1u\1..·d 111111 111 111,1· u1ntrnl 111 thl' \ L'\fl.l ll1Pltlf '111ll(l'I llL \\,l'l rldlll)! 111.'\\J\ th llll\110\1..I ,t\. 11b.111d 111111.1 I l' l'tilhl ,,11<! l 111 I dto ''·" 1111! ,l',trlllt .1 IPH'l "I'" u1ht>n11nd 1111 l'lal'L'nt1.1 \' L IHIL' '' lu n Ill· .ind lilL b1i-..L' \\L'll hwkd 11 I ' It L llL't' I It'> .1ktJnw1l1 fL''l .1h·•ut (> J IL'L'I ,l\L,1\ !r11m lht· 'llt 11! tilt• .Jt\ ttknt \ run.1\L,I\ IH1t ,111 h.tlluPri hnnl! t1'1.•d lll .Hhl'l!"I' lht· llPL'IHll~' 111 d I lnhJJ\ I ll·.1lth \p.1 tr• \\ ,.,, < "' 111.1 llJrl' 111•'''' tr m \\ ,111Lh111 I hur,JJ' llhl If.I\ dt•d tlu Ill,, I lllilL' '"Ulh to "'"' lu,1n < .qw .. t1Jn11 "hL·rt• 11 ll11.11ed "'""' n11 p11\\l t hm•, 111 'l \\f\1•11 ( l'lltt'I ,1\ 1n 11thl'f '' ' nd t •Hnnwru.il LL: 11h" 1 Ill' '111d' to.lll'L~l.'J 1lllt ~I·"' \\IOU•'"' D..,r '1lot Photo br fllct\etd Ko.filer Crew members r!iht their plane after the craft flipped over at John Wayne Afrport. BLAZE CONTROLLED .... From Al bruh•n into SI\ separate tires -all reportl.'dl~ a sail-d istance from area home!. in the brush} can)on off Santiago Can) on Road. The roaring fire. driven by wind!I docked up to 80 mph. broke out <ihortl) befort noon Thursda) and ''"elled from a half-acre spot fire to a 200-acre inferno in less than three hours Fire authont1e~ now have 1n- d1catl'd that the fire probabl) staned after prrson 1mmates cleared and piled di) brush rn the area for what , "'all ~upposed to be a controlled burn. Mo<ljeska <. anyon resident Joyct> Rickman. 40. ~1d she saw the fire '>tart near where pnson inmates had been burning off the brush. "I "'as looking n ght out the window of my house and saw the fi re right where the crew was." she said. "Me .ind m} girlfriend started running out. I '>a" 11 on the edge and said 'M) God. it'll goine, 10 ta ke otr and sure enough 11 <l1J: 11 became a full-bl own fire- \torm And it happened so fast:• ~' eral residents reporttd that the fo~1-1110' rng fire came wuhin 50 yards ul their home-.. Some res1denrs pack- ,·J up :ind le ti while others cleared dry br u'h lrnm arounJ their homes and Jamrened roof topc; "'1th garden hO'>l'\ \1lllll' homl'0'' nrr~ mo' e<l horses .rnJ II\ l''>tol k rrom til'ld to field as the J1ret11un of the lire !.h1fted wildh \\llh thl' \\llld . 1 hl' Red < ross opened a -,helter at \1hl·rado [ommunn' Church for thnw lorceJ to tke thc11 home~. The ,t1l'ltl'r at xoo~ \1herado Can}on Road opened at midnight and \.\Ill n:ma1n a'> long a\ needed according ReJ (rm'> '>J10lo.l''>"oman Jan Cro"' r Ill' '>pOkl'\man Murph~ said the lirt• tx·gan 1n the small Harding < .1nq1n ;rnd rnO\ed c,uuth and west frnm lhl·rt· H\ m1<l-<la~ 1 huro;da}. thl' fire hadJumped to ModJeska Can} on and was burning toward nearb) 'W illiams Can}on. The blaze later leaped Santiago Canyon Road and burned toward Bolero Canyon. By late this morning. fires were still bumingand kicking up smoke at all ol the sites. A. la) er of smoke could be seen as faraway as Huntington Beach. Fire Capt. Mark Reinhold said the blaze could have been much \.\Or!.e had not h11ls1des and can)on been green from recent rain storms. "The wind was pushing the fire but because of the vegatat1on it was not burning as quickl) a!> 11 might ha H." !.aid Reinhold. F1ght1ng the blaze along w11h count} firefighter~ were crews from the U.S. Forest Service, the Califo rnia Department of Forestf) and fire- figh ters from Newport Beach. Costa Mesa. Irvine and other area c111e!.. ROOF ... From Al three other homes !luffcred s1 m rlar roof damage. Martha .!\skev. dol'<>n ·1 kno" ho"' much 11 "ill cost to repair the home or eH·n 1f11"a!.1nc.ured For .\slo.e"' the disaster wuld not ha' c come at J \\orse trml.' ··1 JU'>t lmt m) hu'iband 11 months ago and I v.as ha' 1ng a lot of trouble lo.cep1ng up v.11h the pa) men ts What else could happen'} This 1s 11:· a stunned .!\ske" said. ··whl·n m' husband J1l·d hcd1J not lea\l' a lot of hfr in'>urance." c,he 3ddcd \o;lo.c"' I'> \lruggling 1n t0n11nue thl' fomrl) °'; auto bus1ne">S. Qual1t) Re- !.<tk'> of Santa .!\na. Aske"' took 0' er runnrng thl' husrnC'>'> v.hcn her hu\- hand Bill \.,lo.c". 42 died of cancer folio" ing a long 111 nes., JOBLESS DECLINE ••• "Running a used car lot 1r. not eas~ and it Ill real hard if )OU are a \\Oman:· !lhl' said. standing out!>1de her damaged home Nev. port Beach firefighters told thl' .\skc"s no1 to sta' 111 the home until the "1n<l subsided. The' said the' ""ould '\ta\ "1th friend!. · · From Al ,car-"''''@.ood v.cathl·r Yetter hl!rd. fhesunri) dl')da~C\that.lorthemost p,11 t. fa' orcd ':iouthcm C ahforma this "'inter prt'' cntt"d ,1 ~·asonal down- 1urn111 the lnnstrulllOn mdustr. l.lluk1 ng a he.id 't ctter c;a1d p1chmin:11' , . .,llrnatts 1nd1call' that 1111::.I ernplo' ment in Orange<. ount} hould 1nc;rea\c b\ Jbout 41 000 JObs hmng I 984 for an annual growth rate 11! 4 7 percent. ~or\•ca\ls IX'& the 111emplm ment rate ,ti 5 4 pcrct>nt for I >!'S4 :1nd 'lipping to ' perecnt 1n 1985. she said December's employmcn\ p ins were matchedm Los 4'.ngelcs County, tht' statt and t he nauon, though Orange County's rate, as it has traditionally. remained substantially lower Lo' .\ngeles County's unemploy- ment rate fell from 7.8 lo 7 pcr~nt between November and December. the sta\c"se<leclined from 8.3 to 7.9 pel'('cnt and tbe national unemploy-. mcnt rate slid from 8.4 to 8.2 percent T"'o of .<\skc" ·., three daughter'> "'ert· 1n thl' h11me \\hen the roof hie" 11tl. "iamh '>:t1d 11 n:Jlh \l'arl·d ha 4- ' l'ar-old C,l\lt'r Dl·bh1e. .. She "a' rcall~ alra1J. ~hi.' Just dung on to me and "ouldn"t kt go·· ~andv '>31d "When "C were read\ 10 ka'c 'lhe kept on going ·Mom m~ blanlo..t·t 1o; in there··· \and\ said A ROAD OF DEADLY BEAUTY .•• From Al ti• dc<.1g11 .llHI m.11ntl·nanu: of the i 1.1J that "ind' lr1•rn I aguna lkath I Jl,iJlJ lO the. \.in lJlc.'[l.O f-reewa\ fffi' , .11m .1pp,.ir, hr,1dd Im tht• loun" fhc.· ll·~.11 ,1, lion hardl~ romt''-a' . 1n' 'upr"' 111 lll\ ot)iuals Scorc\ of ,,, ilJr ( ta1m., 11;1' l' het•n filed ag~11ht lh 'gllH I llnll'llt ll\l'I 1hr ~C<tr'> \lth11ugh mos1 l'' c.·r 'nne agrt'l'" thl' • ad " 1l1Jlk4uatl· Im the I"' 00(1 to 'lJlO! 1.1h th:i1tra'l'l11 each Ja, .ind lfl''Jl11t· lht· '"'lent tOll1'i1on,, trattll d1 .1th\ and ">UO\\'llUl'lll laYoSUll~. lnl· pro' Cll1l nt' 10 .lfl' not l'\fX'l ll'd to I.th• pl.H\' until '>lllllc.'llml' rn I 4Mi I h.11 '"' hl·n tht· \IJll' pl.rno, w hcton a ~' h n11 II mn prow' t 111 "'1.lcn 1 he road lro111 '""to ft1u1 l.tnl'' .mu 111 rl·a llgn ll1F-lknd , un l' lrl1n11.tlh . the." c.Ja, \h,rnnon\ )I 11111lwn d<11111 v.ao, llkd in I :igunu fkad' ( II) I l.111, t It) offiuab \\Crc In C o'ta ~k\J, 11ll'l'l1ng "•th \tall' lran\p.>11.1111111 auth11rl11\'\ ~ho ha-.e Jlln\(i111wn ll' rr lhl· ro:iJ 10 <ll'>{U\\ "a" 111 1mmt·d1.11rh nn1!1.c the road c,atcr. M:t\or linb (il'lltn. ~:tHH Pm T nt1 bohh11.· \11nlo.1n ·an,1 < ih \1an gl·r l\.cn I ran~ Y.Cnt rn meet c .ill ran' 00i41al" tft·1111 Ht,:kcrnth and c harki. DoH·r 1n hor>e'> of rnnv1nuna rhcm to build a tc:mporan rnw1an b:u r1er d,1wn th<' l enter of the h1ghWU} nlonii Bis tkn<l l urvc Caltran~ ollirinl" lame to. the llll'l'llng armed "1 th some su pnsin@ \IJl1\t1cs. numbers that .sbowed_tht: road i\ not as haLardous as everyont Ix-he' l''> The) ruled out making any \hon-term ph) \!Cal improvements . hul instead proposed studying the po\\1hil1t~ of ~tarting a ~fety awart- fll'\\ program \.\h1ch the city I\ prl'pared to embrace Dttta compiled b) the state show~ the.· h1gh"a~ 1s safe in its p~~nt rnnd111on for careful dnvers ~ho sta) "11h1n the 50-mph speed hm1t. Since luh IQ78. thcr\.· ha'e bttn on~ six , ru\,·median accidents between Ca- m on .\cres and El Torro Roads and JU '>t nine from El Torro Road to the trc4•"a> dating back to July 1981 n1hrr •tud1r" <,hov. that the fatal· 11, 1nJUf) rate on Laguna Canyon Koad rs not '18n1f:cantly higher thOM: of srm1lar routes throughout the state • We learned that the roadsaren't as d<1 ngaous b) 'ltatcw1dc standards a!. I had thought," Gent!) said \t:UC' offinal~ also contended th:u medwn harncr<1 on two-lane road~ tend to increase ctrtam types of an 1dcnh. \p<'C1ficall y rear-end col· l1~1on\. a~ cars \low down to cross oHr into the opposite lane. What's more. such a barrier would rcstnct cmer tnC) vehicle!\ and drivtn from ha..,in direct acer s1obu 1nci.!.<'sand rt:'>1tkncc' on etther \ldc of the h1~hWl) ··w e might consider the barner whe_o we expand the road," Boyer said. "But at this 11me it's not appropnate .. The safet) awareness campaign would ask travelers to tum on low- beam headlights as they travel along the road during daylight hours The state would hkel} place two srgns - one near the San D1eao Freeway off- ramp at one end of Laguna Canyon Road and another at the other end near Forest A venue -asking dn vers to tum on htadhghts for safety. In add111on. the Cit)' would launch a media campaign to inform the public on tht program. 8o)er \31d !\im1lar ~fet) programs art under way 10 two commun1t1cs 10 Nnonhcm California. but the results art 1nC'OnC'lus1ve. Ncverthclcn. "ll nppcan worthwhile to consider it," Royer ~1d lthouaJl C'1t) officrals are gcncrall) cnthu~1ast1c. Mlmc have exprt!l~ed concern\ about thr benefit~ of ~uch a proaram "I hope the novelt) of the idea lam with dnvcr; until the tate can 1mprovt the road," Minkin said "I think it'!> 'ood idea." (1cntl') ,.,d. "Right now the cro ses help k ·cp people awart that caution 1" nt'Cdtd on the ~d Pcrhap-. turning on o ur headlights cun help. too." , Things to calm do-wn after tonight Coastal Tr•vele<• e<J••M>fY 10< Jl•onq •1noa Dllc>W llWI p-.-Norl'*'t w•nd• 1tl 10 40 mph ~ 1111 c.tnyOcla end p-Wllh •lrOf\99' g.,.tt 9Mt11 Ane ... oe1. --no llOwt)I IOn<Oh• oe '°"1111Q 1$ 10 2& l'llPI' 811utd•y Sunny 11'4 • 11111e ..,.,m.r r.a1urdey H111n1 •alu<dl)' 72 10 U lO""a IOnlghl In tile .ao. end loww 50I IM111>gton Caaper CnAflMIOll.11 C Cll4111eelon WV Chlltlolle. N c;. ~,.. cnceoo ClnClnnall CllWelancl COlumb11.S C Colvmbll• 0.0.,._,, WO<lll DeylOfl o.n-0..MOU>e• 0.lrOOI Dolulll EIPuo Falrbeni.a F11go 29 14 3l 19 &a 61 5e 26 6t 40 :17 20 41 25 Q 26 44 32 51 46 45 28 "' 37 0 28 42 2!> 40 15 39 33 2J ..01 "' 34 22 39 23 10 48 27 •• 28 R1111 C11] Snow c:IJ Showtrsfl!llm rlur11e5~ from Pooni ConQec111on 10 San C:....-i.111enc1 to the MulCll'l 8otcMt A11C1 oui IO""* inner ... ater1 Smell Ulll ltd\l~y for 1111 Wlllfe .... ~Mlln9 nor1i-1 wind• ~ 1111 cenyon• 1onign1 beCOl"rWrog 10 10 '20 knoll Selurdey El-1141r• i.gtil .. .,, al>ll wino• IOf'llQtll llld S•lurd•y •• ~ aouihW .. 1610 i!> 11no11 S111.MOl'f 111 .. noon c-a11 ... Ou1er •••er• SmaH Crall 1<1••90fy o-lhe enll•• •••• North 10 ~,_ .. wtn<lt 16 10 2!> knolt w1111 c:ombln.d MU 8 10 10 1 .. 11001., wino end - dec:r .... no 1on19n1 ~lnO nor111- ... , 6 10 16 knot& •1ih 3 10 ~foo1 .... Salurdey Clear .-... Flegltetf O<MIF ... tterttord .....,... Honol\llu Houalon ~la J.cUon.Mta Jec;1tao•"lllle J.,,_ '° 23 42 3a 83 12 NaloOr,.i WHt"•' S.••<-V 70 NOAA U 5 0Pt>I ot Com"'"''• "' 38 47 31 Fronts . Cold ..,.... Warm 99 Extended '•" wtlh moatty aunny eno w11m O•y• G..sly Same Ana winos 11 hmt1 •n end ~ tomtt 'anyona H1gh1 1? IO 87 LOWS mo.tty )8 10 6• Temperatures l(en ... c11., lNVeQN little Roell LoaAl>gMee loullvllle lubb<JQI ~ Mlltni M1 .... eu11 .. Mpla-SI Peul Naahvtl .. New Orleans ~1 v llO S4 38 35 50 211 6a 47 56 38 75 6t 48 25 llO 28 S6 211 78 75 35 24 23 --01 49 23 50 42 ..... Yor~ Norfolt. Noflh Plllle O..lahoml C11y Oma/la Orlendo Palm Springs PllcllOllPN• Phoen<ll Pttlabvrgh Pon11n0,Me P0<1l1"'9 Ore Poov1denee Aeleigh -----------llll>ld Ctty Tides TODAY Reno RIChmond 49 JO SI lOU•t 81 37 SI Pel• 11mpa 41 21 San lake 15 1 34 S•n Antonio 38 20 Sat1 Otego 81 llS Sit> Francieco 10 47 SI Sle Ml'"' SJ 75 S..me 73 411 Sht••9PO'I '7 31 Siou• Falt 35 17 Spokene 50 46 Syrec.u11 42 29 To~a 58 3 1 r ucaon •6 26 fulp 44 25 WUh"'QIOll 62 )I Wt<:l\ola )V " llO 68 39 22 811 41 70 $7 158 63 20 13 50 47 63 33 31 10 40 38 31 24 50 30 68 39 81 36 68 31 50 31 Albllly Al~Que Amartllo AnC)f'IQr&g<I A.,,...,.I .. l<lllnl• AllenllC City Aualln Belttmora 9•111"0' Blrmtnonem Bl1m1rck BolM Hilo 36 20 53 27 ~ 25 20 07 ~ 32 S• 45 •9 40 68 43 llO 28 48 37 58 ., 31 CM 36 23 38 S7 68 48 30 30 Second nogn Second 10 .. ForSI nign Fttsl IOw Second nogn 7 12 pm II 215 pm SATURDAY 33 2 4 Surf report Boe ton 9rownty11e ButtalO S 54 am 12.!pm 803pm ~ ~ lOCATIOM Sun "" today 11 5 18 p m ,. .. , al 6 53 • m S11urday and MIS ageln 11 S 19p m 3 5 HUf'l1tno1on BMch Rt"., Jelly NewPOrl 40th SI. Newp0rt 22nd SI Newpoll BllbOI Wed09 Legunee..dl SanC*'*1te Weier T emo S&-58 ~OO<I Mii IOOay 11 12 57 pm uses Sllu•d•y •• 3 37 a m end .ea •I I •O pm llZ! COtt40fTIOH l·l ,.., I 3 latr poor 1 ·3 l1.1r-p00r I 3 felr-peor 1·2 poor ' poor 1 'l ,.., s-01t«.lton -· 'Devil winds' strain tempers ~ For ecaster tells ---'why' of Santa Anas By CHRISTINE DECKER Of tile Delly '"°t Ila" The~ come ho"hng. hammenng and gusting. Trees bend their trunks to 1hc ground and snap. W1ndo"s rattll' Tumblcv.eeds skip across Cll) streets Dust o;"1rh and skin becomes parched For man). emotions be- come strained. Herc come those Santa Ana "rnds again The} can came come 11 1..e r.c:ream- ing banshees at almo!.t an} lime oft he }ear and cause raging fires. accidents and po" er outages. But 1l takes just the nght v.eathtr cond1t1ons to whip up these wrnds. according to .\rt Lessard, specialist for the National Weather Service. "You have to have a mass of cold ai r over the Great Basin area and a low pressure S) stem here. Then what happens 1s hke water running down a hillside," he said. The cold air mass this ume camt' from Utah and Nevada mountains. raced across the desert los1 ng moisture and gaining speed as it careened through canyons until 11 reached the lowest pressure zone - Southern California "Santa Anas don't alwa) s bnng hot desen air into the area. It depends on what season 1t is and what the temeraturts are in the mountains from whert they onginatc ... Lessard said Man) legeods abound as to where the an ta Ana Winds got their name. One story says the winds' real name is ··santana." denvcd from an Indian name meaning ""'ind of the evil spmts." .\nother legend 1s that the) v.ere named for Mexican General Antonio Lope1 de Santa <\na. whose troops rode hke the" ind, k1ck1ng up a storm of dust. <i1nkmg fl·ar into the hearts of settler~. It's alc;o thought thl')' ~ot their name from Santa .\na Can) On where the pan1sh lirst encountered the strong v. rnds T hr!> recent hatch of Santa .\na winds war. expected to blow even harder toda~ than Thursda) and ma) begin to '>ubs1de aturda) Jarvis in Newport, says Prop. 13 hasn't hurt state or schools Howard Jarvis By KAREN E. KLEIN Of Ille Odr Pllol lt•ff C 11~ and l·ount) goH·rnmcnt!. :inJ lcx.-al school d1stnct~ ha' c more mone) toda:v than the) d1J hcfore Propos111on 13, tax foe Ho"ard Jarvis declared T hursda\ at a lund1- ton in Nev. port Beach · Jarvrs. the co-author of the con- troversial propert) tax-cutting measure. addressed 130 members of 1he Californians for En' 1ronment. £:.mplo) mcnt. Econom) and (),._ 'elopment Thursda) and pro' eJ 10 he JUSt as fe1st:v and determined ac; C' er w ou!.t corrupt poht1u:in,. la\' :vers and Judges anJ get go' l'rn- ment and 13\C\ Ofl the back<; of the people .!\t the lunlheon. Jan 1s dt'fcnded the oft-malignl'd Propos1t1on 11 and <,lumped for a ne" 1n111atf\ e he hopt'!i to put before' oters 1n No' ember Jan 1\ ~1d the tommon as<iump- 11on that Propos111on 13 cut mone~ trnm '>l llllol program-. ano go' ern- ml'nl \t.'n Kl''> 1c, \lmpl~ un1ruc. "The htJtl'l \thool., ha'"' $-1 hill1on mnn: 1ht1n tht'\ had tx·lnrc I~ f hl'' ha\t~ morl' m~>nl'\ no" th.in the.·~ e'er had,'' hl' da1ml'd The outspoJ..t•n \l'n1or t 1t11cn urged member') of h1' aud1t·me to srgn a pe1111on supporting his ne\\ 1n1uau'e and 10 i:ontrrbute mone' to his cause. Tht• ne" 1n111a11\e 1-~ m·cded, he c,a1J bt.•eauo;t· an .. iron trtangie·· of politician~. burl..'aucrats and Supreme Court JUdgt''> ha'c cono;pired to ,rruinl\ent Pruposrllon 11·s effect "Thn 're all in a dub and wl' don't tx·lonic" Jan I'> '>Jld. "The politiuano, are tr~ ing 10 ta~e ta\l''> ufT 1hc ta\ h<.t"' h' l\.\ISting langu.ige hl' allegl'<l fht• J10li\1Ul' ha\l' Lhang1.•d tht' name., ol fees tra<l1t1onalh da!.sificd as ta,cs a' J "a~ to ·slip ta\c~ proh1b11ed b~ the propo~1twn back to the c1t11enr\ he <i.i1d "No"' .....,e·,e got ·c;anitauon ~en 1cr lee!.· instead of trash taxe.,:· he said. Fountain Valley police nab kidnap suspect at school Propos111on 13 "hrch Jap.1s said sa H'd prol)l'rt' o"' ners $ 70 billion ~lllCl' II\ pa'i'>a[l.l' rn I Y78 ha<, been CUI h) 10 pi.'rlcnt 111 rl'l l'ffectnl'ne~s as a rt·.,ull of Ii\\' \uprcmL' Court dc- ll\1011'> \\hfl h thl' Ill'\\ lnllla\l\e v. ould rn er-.l' ~ 11unt.11n \ alln pollll' detecll\l''> arrl',tl'd a 14-\ l'Jr·•lld C1Jrdcn Gro' c high \chool studl'nt a') the third '>U'>IX'<.:l in the lo.1dnapping Monda) ut a \'1l·tnamc'>l' 'ltuden1 Detl'lll\l'\ "'" 1hc' lx-hc\I: the· 'outh. arre,ted 10 the principal'' Jllire at La l)u1n1a High ~chool. wa' o1nr of fi,c tcen-agl'rs "ho k1dnappt•J 4-)i.'ar-old \ uong Hu~ !'Jgo as he "alked home from Slhool "1th ncnd<, and drme him to \an .lose D1..·tc..:L11Jc.1. aho rc'-calcd an aric.'1 "arrant has hl'\'ll 1\sued tor anothl'r Just Call 642-6086 Deity Pl1ot Deltvety le QuarantMd Mon<11v r •'4•v tt vow 4< nor "••• y1>u1 P•Ptt b)' ~ )Q ~ m c•~ DelOle 1 p "' AMI '""' copy Wiii bt -..i lo.1dnap \U\f>\:1..1. Tu\l'll \Jn Dao of \anta .!\na Police sa~ the' belin e Dao. 18. and another su\pect· ma) be in Oregon or \\'ashington '\jgo the kidnap '1c11m. slipped a"'a) ""h1le his abdUC'tors skpt rn a \an Jo'ie motel room Tuesda\' Pohl'..: \\.l'lll to the motel and arrested two JU'entle'i but the others had fled. Police sa> go's l\\O older brothers ''ere attacked b) gang members 1n Decembl'r and belie' c the kidnap wac; staged to coerce Ngo's famil) not to push pro'\etu11on Registration set Thl' I agun.i Bcal'h l n1fied School Di-.tmt 1\ In\ 111ng parl'nts "'ilh rhildrl'll ub<.l'f\ 1ng 1he1r 5th b1rthda} bcl\\l'l'n f)ct 1 I llt'\and ~1 arch 28 to enroll th('1r son' and daugh ters 1n lo.1nderganen Reg1s1rat1on 1nlorma11on rs a'arl- nhle h~ rontact1ng Charlotte S11c- more nn Monda\ T ut>'>da\ or fhur'i- da' at 444-S,41'1 f\t 204 Wbal do you like about tbt-Daily Piiot? What don't you like~ Call tbt- number at It-ft and your messagt-will bt-recorded, transcrlbt-d and dt-livered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hour answering service may be used to record letters to the editor on any tople. Contrlbuton &o our LeUen column must Include &heir name and teltpboae oumbtr for verification. No C'lreulatlon calls, plH1e. Tell us wbat'1 on your mind. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L Schwartz Ill Plibllther Clrculetlon 7141142..aal Cl111in.d ~ 1WIG..,.. AM ottw depertJMn .. IG-.411"t MAIN OFFICI 330 W•1 Bey SI Cosl• ~. Cl< M•~ t-1dt-l!lo• IM!O C°'lo MeM. CA 9~ ~'V"' 19" 0-."0"' Corot Pu~ ~ '40 """' •IOI .. '""-'••••on• •OllO•••• IT\lll•• 01 ~'~'· ,,....., -1"" .... ~ "'lllOul .,..., ... i-"'15lil'ln"' CLlPY'Yll .. 511u•O•r ''":! s .... oey 11 '°" ao 11<>1 •u•·•• '°"' (n1•y r,, 1 -~·~,.. befo<e 10 <! m lfld yo.;1 O<lt:"7 d IN'! rt-I \l .. "11 C"culetlon T~ Chazy DowaUby Editor and Anlltant to lht Publtahef Aoumary Churchman ConlfOl!for VOL. n , NO. 71 ' • I -I / -an • on,1 over 's ·no \ \ HIGH 72 LO W SO COUNTY IDITIDN FRID A Y J ANlJAn Y '; l 198·1 ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Coast The two birds caught in a minor Huntington Beach oil spill are cleaned up and flying again.I A3 Fluor workers are upset about company policy re- garding wild cats on the grounds of the plant./ A3. :::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: California Incidents of AIDS con- tinue to increase in Cali- fornia despite extra money for research./ A4 Natio n ltJs.like hell to age, seniors"f'elr the govern- ment during a special hearing./ A4. World The American FBI helps Norway capture a master Soviet spy who divulged many NA TO secrets.I A4 People Why is the Cancer Detec- tion Center in Huntington Beach such a secret? I A1 A woman believes she could enjoy her childhood if she could live it over again.IA& Sports UC Irvine comes from behind to upset Cal State Fullerton 81-80 in a PCAA contest at Fullerton./81 Kareem-Abdul Jab bar notched 26 points, while holding Houston's Ralph Sampson to 16 as the Lakerswin 131-102./81 ~stancia and Newport Harbor put winning streaks on line ./81 :~:~:·:·:·:·:::·:·:::::::·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:::·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Entertainment Ballet Pacifica's per- formance of 'Peter and the Wolf' this weekend is nearly a sell-out. /Weekender When you're in the mood for 'unique cuisine,' you can dine for $100 or less at Gemmell's. /Weekender ::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·!·!·!·!· Business I Chamber of Commerce leaders from the six Or- ange Coast cities look at the year past and the year to come.185-6 The latest update on home mortgage rates in the county is presented In chart form.JBS INDEX Auto Piiot Bridge Bulletin Board Business Californla News Classified Comics Crossword Gardening Horoscope Ann landers Mutual Funds Natlonal News Opinion People Police Log Public Notlceti- Sporta Stock Marketa Television Thea tors Weather World News . C1-3 A8 1\3 85-8 A4 C5·8 A8 C8 A6 C7 A6 85 A4 AS A7 A3 88, C4·5 81-4 88 TV Log Weekender A2 A4 Santa Anas get '2nd wi_nd' • By STEVE MARBLE and The Daily Pilot Staff • The howling Santa Ana winds that yanked trees from the ground, tore roofs from houses and downed doz- ens of power lines before abating early today, were expected to regain force by nightfall. The powerful, dry wind reached speeds of 80 mph in surrounding areas late Thursday as it spread destructio n throughout Orange County, fanning a I .2QO..acre brush lire in Modjeska Canyon. In Newpon Beach, roofs were ripped from four homes in posh Harbor Ridge. Nobody was injured but one family was forced to evacuate the gated hilltop community in Spyglass Hill. - In Costa Mesa, a 19-ycar-old Hunt- ington Beach boy was critically in- U .s. Foreat Service flreflgbten battle raging fire lJ! Modjeaka Canyon Tbunday . County jobless toll continues .decline December's 4.9% lowest in two years By JEFF ADLER Of the Dally Pllol 8t.fl Orange County residents con- tinued to go back to work during December as the county's unemploy- ment rate plunged to 4.9 percent, its lowest level in more than two yeal'S, according. to monthly jobless figures released Thursday by the state Em- ployment Development Department. December's rate was the lowest since September 1981 when employ- ment stood at 4.6 percent, explained Alta Yetter, !l lilbor market analyst for the state agency. She said that whenever unemploy- ment dipped below the 5 percent level it repr~se~ted a stron&. positiv.e ec9nom1c sign. Just one year ago, the jobless rate registered 7.9 percent and 97,000 county residents reported they were without work during the Christmas · sea5on. And. the December 1982 figures were an improvement over the previous November's, when llJl all-time high 101 ,500 people were without work in Or:an.~e County and the.unemployment rate soared to 8.3 percent. Last month, 59. 700 persons were repon ed without work. down from the 63,600 tallied by the state in November. With only minor fluctuations in June and August. unemployment has declined steadily throughout the year as the economic recovery took hold in Orange County. Yetter predicted that unemployment for all of 1983 would average about 6.5 percent. December's favorable employ- ment news was attributed largely to the robust Christmas buying season. Retail outlets in the county added ·4. 700 temporary sales clerks during . the·month, an increase of700 over the anemic 1982 Christmas season. The county's electronics industry was another sector of the. c.c.onQJn that began hiring in December, ·adding 500 jobs to payrolls last month. Gains also were reponed by the ·service and trade industries as well as the finance, insurance and real estate industries. One other faNor that pJayed "8 role in the unemployment decline -one that can•t be predicted from year to (Pleaee eee JOt:JLESS/ A2) .,.., ........... lllf l.ee...,,. Wind damage to roof of Harbor Ridge home ln Newport Beach'• Spyglau Hill tract ab own. JUred when a sharp gust blew his motor scooter into a tree. At the Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment, winds unrootod a huge tree that crushed two pickup trucks. On the San Diego Freeway, a 16- wheel moving van was slapped off the highway by the winds and came to a halt on its sides. ~ In Laguna Beach, firefighteri (Pleue .ee Wnms/ A.2) Blaze chars 1200 acres .. Firefighters bringing fire in control By STEVE MARBLE Of .. .,.., ........... W~ry firefighters today were plan- ning what they hoped would be a final assault on a wind-whipped brush fire that has burned across 1,200 acres of• Modjcska Canyon and forced nearly 100 Orange County residents out of their homes. No homes were los\ in the fire which was burning east oflrvine and nonh of Mission VieJO near the Marine Corps Air Station in El Toro. .. The winds have been terrible and very erratic," Orange County Fire Department spokt>sman Chuck Murphy said this momms. "But we're now expectms to have 1t under total control by tonight.·· As man} as 470 firefi~hters battled the blaze through the night and into the mor11ing. sometimes watching in vain as flames hopscotched small canyons and danced across roadways. Two firefipners suffered minor tnJuries battling the blaze. Murph) said. Ely early today, the brush fire had (Pleaae eee BLAZE/ A2) The day the roof caved in Wind rips Newport home before owner puts it up for sale By J ERRY HIRSCH Of the Delly l'llo4 81M1 Martha .\ske\\ "as planning to put her posh pyglass Hi 11 home up for sale when the roof caved in - literal!\. h happened about 1 ·JO p.m. Thurs- dav Askew was at work when she reeei ved a call from her 17-year-old daughter. Sand) Gusting Santa Ana winds were tearing up the nonheast face of Spyglass H ill in Newpon Beach. blowing the roof off their house at 3~ Vienna Drive. .. , was-111 the tmuse when t felnr this shaking. The skylight JUSt caved in and shattered . .\II of the sudden the roof started coming 1n the homt> and fl) in~ all o'er the plac:e." Sandy said. Shingles. plaster and larger wooden roof sections from ncarf) half the home no" Inter the ms1de of the homt> and its fron1 1yard 1n the pn\'atc Habor Ridge development where (Please eee ROOF I A.2) Laguna Ca n y on -road of d eadly beauty J Shopping for a new car? Check out the deals iri today's Auto Pilot -PegeaC1-3 t , Laguna Capyon Road is a seven-h's an unsettling sight, cspcc1ally mile long tale of conOictina image$. for commuters who travel the road At first glance, the soene along the daily, pass1na by the symbols placed country road is Hke something out of there in memory of a dccu~ fncnd a John Ste1nb«k novel. Cattle dot the or acquaintance. green h11ls1dcs, acres of pastures., "Whenever 1hert's an accident out c.tnyons and lakes arc home to an there it's imS?ss1ble not be afftcted assortment of wiTdlife. ~n after-bYll. · sal Ugtma Bea rr -etty noon, commuters drivina south· Councilman Dan Kenney, who lost bound arc treated to breathtakins two friends in an auto accident on the sunsets as the hilltops form sil-road several years &JO. houettes against skies drenched Wlth laSl fall, the t1ght-kmt seaside red, orange and purple. community was shook by two fatal And then thcrc arc the small whiJe ~ a.ccistcnu 1n 16 dars. Two local teen· crosses hning the two-lane roadway. aaers -Stoey Davis and Lttsa one for each of the 26 people who Snyder -died 1n an Oct. 18 two-car have died in auto accidents here since collision on Laauna Canyon Road 1975 ' that left St\Othcr 11rl Cril1C1Jl)' tr\)Uf'td. LP. ~--Em t ,. Fo cus ON THE NEws Then in the first week of November. the town wa shocked aga\n when 3().. year-old Shawn l.Anvcc died tn a single-car aCCldent on the sccuon of the road known u B•g Bcnd curve. l.lnvec. pohcc repon, hid been • dnnting at the time of the acc1denl Laauna Canyon Road made head· lanes ap1n i:ettntly when Santa Ana attorney C'omcltus Ba.han filed a SI million claim on behalf of his chcnt. Samantha Shannon. the Lqun.a Beach 11rl who was cnucally injured 1n the Oct. 18 car 8('('1dcnt. • A California H1aflway Patrol m· vcst\ption had determined Shannon wa at fauh 1n lf"lll(' nmd~l due 10 excessive speed and lack of dn"'"' expencncc. The cl:um. bO~\icr. cha that the city. Orange County and ~tale. v.crc rcspon 1ble for bannon·~ in· JUri~ becausr the) were nqlipt tn (Pleuc-. A ROAD/ A2) 'I • ~!~DS REGAINING FopcE ... h;1ttkd .1 'null hn!'lh llfl' tho.11 brolw out on Tclllpk H1ll'I ()11,e Pohl\' pulkd nil rlH>tw l' k'> oil tulHI' "hn1 \Jill' ollil.'l'I \ t H k wa' hlov. 11 rrllo ,1 guant.ra1l 'f \l'r\\\hl'll'. pO\\l'I l10l'\ Wl'll' Jo,,n. In Jll l<~ ~.,, "ioutht•in (.ah· 1orn1a LJ1,lln lU\tuma\ v.t'll' hit h\ "J ltt'l'l'J puv. l'f uu tugl'' th ruughou't the Ja\ Jun · l\.l•nnt·lh an hlt,on '>pokes. man ~1d most ol thr blJckuut'> ou.urrcd tn Santa Ana Huntington lkalh. \\ l''>tm1n\tt'1 and< o'ta Mesa. < >ne ma;or l>utagl' m·currl'd when a trn· l1111b ftll 11110 an l d1-.on sub'>ta- 11011 at Md ,1dc.kn \' t:nue and Hrool<.hur-.t S11ect in Wc.,tmtn'>ter tU\l be fort• ~ p.111 f hat inrn.knt ,au;;eJ .i ..i"l.1111nute blatkout tor 1 l.950 fd1\on ru,1orm•rs in portwn' nt Huntington lk.1d1. rountatn Y.U· ll'\ .1nd \\ e'tmm'>tl'r, Kenned\ said. I d"nn l'mplo\l'l'' v.orked through tht· ni~ht ro rr,lorc elrctnl'tt~ lost ht·,au~e u l Juv.neJ pu"'rr line-. Earl~ tmJa, flO\.\t'f haJ bt·en rt"\lorrd lo all hut ""O hll\\ln tu-.tunH:r' 1n <>range I 11UOl\ 1-,.l'fllll'lh \i!ld In '\;t•\\p1lll llarbor lll'Jrl\ 20 l111Jl\ \\l'lt' \llJPJll'd lo<l\C !rum thl·tr n111111ng' J>JtrolmJn 'aid thl: v. ind'>. gu,tlflg .it .m mph ltftt'd up l·n11rr 'hl't'l,·· 111 \\ah·1 .111d hurlc.:d tht·m irllo huJt' Rl'\1Lk111' ''ho loq t hl'tr root'"" ht•n lht· ''ind hit 11<11 hot K1dgl' in i'-l'"'· port Beath "'t'rl' -.hodl·d · M' v.1k ralkd nw ;inJ '>atu the ll11u-.e' V.J\ lall111g In Pll'll'\ .. \,ltd \hdul "Jrlm \1ud1 o~ tlw rn11l t•I his nr1gbonng hotnl' 4 "iJl/hurg R11JJ 1n '.'It'\\ port lkad1 v..i-. wt'dgnl ht·tv.t·en tht• t110 h1•ml·, · I told hr 1 l did not h\:hn l' hn hut 'ht· '><.lid I hl'ltl'l hl'lll'\l' her <ind l r:.ime hurnt' f-ortunatd\ it v.<1, rn\ rJl'1ghhor·, hnmt .. l\.anm -.aid. '\;u 11lll' "'·'' 1n lhl· tfamagnl homt• \\hrn tht r 1H1t v..i' turn 111! l\.anm ':t1d thl· huuw h.i' hn·n \Jt:int tur ,1b11ut lour \t'ilf\ .\n 1n<.,p~·t·tnr \\1th lhl' '.'.l'l\purt lkJt h huild1ng Jt·partnwnt \llf\ q<:d thl JJmage tn lht· po'>h "P'gla'>' Hill 1w1ghhLlrhood I fl· rw tt•d th,11 thl hottll' on 4 ">.d1hurg v.a, :rn 1tknt1rul nltl(kl lu Ct hnml' of ~2 \ 1t·n11.s KuJd that had It'> mofd.irnagl'J 111 thl' \\1n1.htorm "II t\ thL·naLl '>Jn1l' m()(.kl It l OUld ht·.H:o1nc1dtnt t· u1 the 1\a1 the hunH:~ .irt• pm11t1ng .. tht 111,rx·ctor \a1d Onl· 111 till' v.or\t mishap'> l i.trlll' "'hl'n 11 un11ngt11n lkath rr.,1Jt'nt r 1m11th\ l onll I 'J \\(I') IO\\t'd lrom h1'> motor "Lontn 111 < O\la \1na. l ht• ll't'n 1<, l1,1t·d 1r1 l rt Ill al u 111dtt1on toda\ JI I 11un1,11n \ ,dk\ < 11mmun1t\ 11(l,n1t:.i1 I 111111 \1111.krv.cnt rmngl·m ' .. ur- >\l'r\ I hur'>Ja \ .t11n 1W\I\ "rm!\ ~;iu,nl ~11n \q lm1.· l ,;nlrlll u l the \ t·,pa motor )Lootrr hl· "<I' nJ1ng lk """'' th111\.\1111\1·1a 1 urh ;inJ 11tt11 a t f L'l' l'ulill \.l td I o n ll •\ h 11 \l,t\ 11111 ''l'.tr1ng .i lwlmt·t 1'·" \<J uthhuunJ on Pl<itl'rllf,I \ \ l lllH' II Ill ll Ill' .111J tht• hrl.c.: \l t'rt hurk d 111111 111, lll'l' I fl\ I\\ I\ t .lllll' [tt fl'\f ,1 hC1 l1[ t1J I fl'VI ,S\\;J\ lr1lltl lhl \lh 1.j !ht .Ill. 1.flllt \ I ttft.1\'..t '11 tl .ill h.ill11011 1 11·111~ l'l'l' I• .id •l'l ll\I' llJL· Jll'flillf 111 .1 I l11lid.1. I It .dtlt \p.1 Ill \\ l'\I ( I\ 111.1 • 11.· 11111\1.' trom 11' .t lll h 11 111111\d.11 111d 11 11«kd ,1h111Jl 1,1 111111', , .. u1h 111 \Jn lu.111 < .tpl\tl ,11111 11.hl'f\ 11 ll11Jtl·d d11\1 r c111 p1 1"'t'r 11111.·, In ''" p11rt < c.r111·1 .111d .. 11il·1 hlJ\lllV\' .t11d Lllrl llll\ f, 1,ii ll'llll'I\ !flt• 1\llHh ~110l l.l'tJ 111111'1.1" \'llld ll\I\ 111 \.1nl.1 \na .i hJ11I.. ll'llt'I 11.1' 11qurn l \\1tll.1 \1,1 1nl hd1111 ,._ .i,•l.c\,h1tl11m \ P"lll'lfl 111 1111· '"'" 1111 lhL \,\ .11d11111\1. k 1.,t.1l11.1111 111 'n" P• •rr, I 1d1 I \ 1llJ~1· ;il\o Y..t\ I 1ppt•d 1111 11-.1 .1111.: part 111 lht 11'\l,1111an1 l \p• •\l'll h1il 11 nd<1m .igtcl ...,,.,, r.tl 1r.dt11 l1~h1 ' II I ht lw.iilll 11' \\l T• ~ 1111d l d to 11t1· I ftllir•d h i lhL t \pJ11\j\1' \/\ 11111\ Delly Piiot Photo by Rlclletd Ko.hi•• Crew members right their plane after the craft flipped over at John Wayne Afrport. BLAZE C ONT ROLLED .•.. From Al brokt·n into SI:\ !>eparate fires -all reroncdh a safe distance from area homes 1n the brush} canyon off 'iant1ago Can)'on Road The roaring fire. dnven by winds docked up to 80 mph, broke out '>hnrtl) before noon Thursday and ... v.elkd from a half-acre spot fire to a 200-acrr inferno 1n less than three hours Fin: aurhorilic') now have in- d1tated that the fire probably started :ifl,·r prison 1mmates cleared and p1lrd di') brush in the area for what \\ ac, \upposed 10 be a controlled burn. Mod Jeska Can yon resident Joyce Rid.man. 40. said she saw the fire .. 1an near v. here pnson inmlltes had hctn burning off the brush. "I was looking right out the window nf m) house and saw the fire right v.hcrc the crew was." she said. "Me and rn~ g1rlfnend staned running out I 'J"° 11 on the l'dgc and ~td 'M) God. it"· ~lllng to take off and sure enough 11 did 11 bec.:ame a full-blown firc- 'torm .\nd 11 happened so fast." ~l'\ nal rc~1drnts reported that the ta~t mo' ing tire ca mt' w11hin 50 yards .,, llwir homl'\ "ic)ml' res1denb pack· \'ll 11p JrHI kit" h1k othtrs cleared d i') r11u\h from around thr1r homes and dampenl'J root turs v. 1th gardcn h ll\l'\ ">•imt' homnlv. ner-. mo' t>d hof'ie' .inJ Ii' l'\tod .. from field to field as t hl' d1n:l'tion of thl' tire shifted ""1ldh \\lththe\.\otOd . The R~d ( ro\i. opened a '>hcltc.:r at ...,1hl·radu ( ommun1t\ ( hurch for thP\t' lcmnl to flee thl·tr homt''> I hl' \l1t·l1t·1 al X(Jl l2 "1htrado < amon K<:Jd. opt•nru .it m1dn1ght and ~111 rt main ·" long ,1., 111.·cdcd. actord1ng Rt·d < rn.,, 'P"~l'\\\Oman Jan ( r<J\\. I 11 l' "PllkL·-.man \.furrh~ said the 1111.· hl'g.rn 1n till' \mall Harding c .tJ1' • 111 .1 nJ mo\l·d south and "est l111m tlll·r1.· B1 m1d-Ja} Thursda). thc • fire had Jumped to ModJeska Can) on and was burning toward ncarb) W1lhams Can~on. The blaze later leaped Santiago Canyon Road and burned toward Bolero Canyon. By late this morning. fires were !>till burning and kicking up c;mokc at allot the sncs. A layer of smo~e could be seen as faraway as Huntmgtun Beach. Fire Capt. Mark Reinhold said the blaze could have been much "orsc had not hillsides and canyon been green from recent ram storms "The wind was pushrng the fire but because of thc vegatation it was not burning as quickly as ti might ha,t·." said Reinhold . Fighting the blatc along wllh count) firefighters were crews from the U.S. Forest Service. the California Department of Forestf) and fi re- fighters from Newport Beach. Costa Mesa. Irvine and other area CttlCS. ROOF ... From A l three othl·r homr'> suffered c;1mllar roof damage. ~I an ha ..\skev. uoe<>n ·1 knov. ho"' much 1t "'111 CO\I to rrpa1r the home or n .en 1f It \\-as 1n~url'd. For -\<,~ev. tht• dtsasttr tould nut ha\c come at a \\Or'>r ttmr. "I JU\t lost m) hu'>band 11 months ago and I v..as ha\'tng a lot of trouble keeping up with the pa) men ts. Whal ebe could happen? This I'> 11." a \tunned A.skew ')(lfd "\\'hl'n m\ hu,band d1t'd ht• J1d not k<nt· a lo1 .e1t' Ilk tn'>urann•." ~ht' added \\~l'\\ I\ \Ii Ugghng lll l01lll11Ul' thl' lamtl~ ·., auto hu\tnt•ss ()ualtt~ Re· '>all''> ot Santa -\na . .\'>~l'" too~ over running thl' bu~1nt~s \\hen her hus- band Bill .\\kl'\\. 42. J1cd of cancn lollo\\ 1 ng a long tllne.,-.. JOBLESS DECLINE •.• "Running a used car lot t\ not ras~ and ti 1<s real hard tf \OU arc a 111oman." '>ht· said. stand1.ng outside lwr d:imaged horn<:. Nt·"pon Beach firdightl'r!> told thl' ..\'>h'\'" nut to '>ta} 1n the humc until 1he v. ind '1uhs1ded The' 'aid the' v.11uld '>Iii' "'11b friend~ · · From A l 11·ar-\\,1,gooJ ""'-'ath1.·r. Yl'ltl'r said. I ltl· sunm. i.ln da\ s that. tor the mo\t o.1n fa' u'rt•d ~outhcrn < al 1furn1a th ts .\ 1nt1.·r prn 1:ntcJ a ~asunal down- turn 111 thC' nrnstru<:llon inJu,trY. I onl.1ng aht'ad. 'r t'ttcr ... a id p1 dir111nar) c;;ttmateo; 1nd1cak that tntal t'mplo)ment tn Orangt' ( ount)' 'h11Lild 111crease b\ about 41 .000 1obs during I 984 for an annual growth rate •II 4. 7 pen:cnt. Foreca1;tc, peg the u nt'mplm ment r.:1te at 5.4 JX'l'Ccmt for 1 'llS4 and o;hppUlg to 5 percent in 1985, she said. December's cmploymern gains were matched m Lo~ Angeks County, the ..,tale and the nation. though Orange County's rate, as it has trad111onally, remained substanually lo"'~r Lo~ .\ogcl~ County's unemploy- ment rate tell from 7.8 to 7 percent lletween November and Dcct'mber. thc <,tale's declined from 8.3 to 7.9 percent and the national unemploy· mcnt rat~ sltd from 8.4 to 8.2 percent. l "'o ot' -\'ikev.\ thrct• Jaughtrr' "'l're 1n thl' h11me \\)ll'n thl· mnf hlc1\ I >fl \.inth \;J1d 11 rc.tlh '1.aretl hn 4- ' l'ar-oltl 'l'll'r Dehh1t~ "\hl' 111J<. r('alh Jfra1d. \ht· tu't dung on to nw and v.ouldn't let go." '>and\ \<11d "Wlwn \\l' \\c:rl' rt·ad\ tu lea'.e \ht• ~l'pt on guing 'Mom m\ hlankl'I ,., 1n there.' .. Sand~ 'laid A ROAD OF DEADLY BE AUT Y ... From A l thr de'>tgn .ind 111<11nlt'OJOtl' ot the n1ad th.JI v. tnJ'> from I aguna Bc·.it h inland to thl' \;)Jn D1eg11 f-rct-wa~ fht· 1 l.11n1 Jl)pl'.sr'> hl'Jdd tor thr niun' r ht' k t'.•il :u 111111 hardh lClnH'\ ,t\ .111\ 'll Pll\t to 1.11\ 1)1111.tal' \uirn ot \l mtlar 1. l.11m' h.t '• ht'l fl ftlcd ag<1tn\I thl g(1\l'l lll1ll.'nl fl\l'f the H '.H!. \lth11ug.h 1nmt nn~ont· agree\ thr 111Jd " 1nJdc4u;itr l11r lht· 17 OO<t to ~..i OU! It.tr'> that tr;.I\ d 11 l'ach da\ and dt•,rttl thl '1ok·n1 u1lll\111n' trag1t d<'ath!> and \uh\l'l!Ul'nl laY."IUlt\ 1m· pro\l'llH'llt\ tC1 .111· n11t l'\l)('(lt.:d to la kl' plau · u1111 I '"1111·t11ne 111 I 4X6 I h:u·, ,., hrn lhl \tJtc.· plam 10 heg1n a 1' ~ l'I mlll1on rrn1t·t t tn "'ttkn th<.' roau frnn1 l ""ll tn l<t111 I.t ill'' ,rnd 111 rl'ahgn Btg lknd u n ' t' lron1n1lh tht• d.I\ \h,innon\ SI rT111!1on d;11m v.a' fikd 1n I aguna Uea<. h < 11\ Hall. u t) otliuJI' "l're 1n < o\ta M1.·<sa Oll't'ltnt;. "'''h 1.ta1t· tran .. porlatwn authont1c--. who hove JUn\d1tt1on "' l'I thl' road 10 d1~ur,, v .. ;i .,., 10 1mm1.·<l1atel\ m.111c.· the road '><!fi.'I Ma}or Hoh C1t•ntn Ma)CH Pro· T l'lll Ruhhtl' ~1nll.in and C 11\ MJn agcr Kt•n f 1.1nli. "t'llt to mt·ct ( altran!I official\ l lt-1111 f kl kt•roth and <.hark~ B.>}'Cr in hupe\ of WO\ 1nctnp thrm tu hutld a trmporan median barrier down the centrr of the h1 hwa> alon181g Dcnd ,u,,t oalltln~ ollk1ah lame to the mccting armed "11h some supn!>1n~ 'ltJt1'>!1( '> numbers that showed the 1 oad ., nut a'> ha1ardous as everyone twl1C\l'\ I ht')' ruled out making an} 'hort-tl·rm ph)'\ical improvements. hut 1n'>tl'ad propo<,,ed studytng the fH1,-.1h1lt1~ of 'tan1ng a safety aware· Ill'" program which the Cit) 1< prepared to l'mbra('C _ D~Ha compiled b} the state show~ th1· h1ghwa) " \afc 1n m present t ond1t1on lor c.:arcful drt \.Ct\ who Sta\ "'1th in the 50-mph speed hm1t ~mce .Jul\ 1978 thcr.• have hecn onl} six 1 tO\\-mcd1an atc1dcnt'i hetwccn ( a· n' on .\ere\ and El T orrn Road\ and 1u\l n1nt· from El Torro Road to the lrl·cv.a\ dating bark t<> Jul\ I 9t! I n1hcr ~•licit<'' 'hm1 that the fatal· 1l} 11n1u11 rall' on Laguna <an yon Road 1c, not s1gn1ficanth higher those of.,1m1lar rou1c1, throughout the state "We lcarnt•d rha t thnoads aren't a~ dangcrou'i b)' s.tatcw1de standard'i a'i I had thought" <1tntl) said \tcstc offit·iab al\o contended lh:u ml·dian haml·rc, on two lane road\ knd tu 1nnta'>c <:trta1n types of Ult 1cknt' 'fX'etficall} rear-tnd cnl· l"1on' ll\ l':llS slow down 10 cro~s OH'• 1nt11 thl· oppo\lll' htnt' What\ morr. \uch a barrier would rntnC't l·nwrgtn1' 'chick~ and driven from ha' 111e dun tan:<''' to bus1nes"''' and rl'\tdcnn~' on l'tthcr c,1dc of 1hc ht(.!h '' :l\ "We might consider the barrier when l.\e expand the road." Boyer -;aid "But at this trmc it's not appropriate." The safet> awareness campaign woulJ ask travelers to turn on low- hcam headlights ai1 they Ira \el along the road dunng da}ltght hours. The ~tatC' ~uld.l.IJ<c~J~Q.~t&O~= one near the San Diego Free"ay off- ramp at l)ne end of Laguna Canyon Road and another at the other end near Forest Avenue -asking dnvrrs to turn on headlights for safety In add1t 1on the cit} would lcsunch a media campaign 10 inform the public on the J)rogiam Rovl'r ._aid similar !lafcty programs art undl'r way 1n two commun1t1e'i in Nnorthrm Caltforn1a. but the re~ult' arc 1nc:onclu'iivc Nc,cnhcle~' ··11 3Jll~31\ WOrtl'lwh1le to C'On~1dcr It .. Hoya said Althouah 1.1l> offic 1ar.. Mr acncr-all> rnthu .. IU!>llC 'iUtlle ha\ I.' CX(>T'C\SCd rnnt:crm about the benefit\ of ~uC'h a prof ram .. hofX' till' no\(:11~ of the idea la\t\ "llh dmer\ unttl the ~late can 1mprO\e the road .. Minkrn said "I think 11\ J good idea." Gcntr) !laid "Right now the cro\SCS help kl'\'fl proplc: awprc thn t cnuuon 1~ nrcdcd on the road Perhap' turnina on our hcadllghtscan ht-Ip too:· Winds to calm down after t onight Coastal Travee.<t 11dv1tory fOf tl•Oll{I w1naa oeiow lh• P••-Not1h••"I wlnot 25 10 40 ml)ll l>9IOw llWI '91•yon• •nd ~-won 111onow gue11 eanse A~ wlndt Oec;•.ulng llowfy 1oniot11 ti. oom•no 16 to 2& 11'11)1\ Sthiroay Sunny •nd a little ,..,"* S11ur<11v 1t1ght SalutO.y 12 IO 82 Lowt 1onro111 UI IM '<>• llnd IOw., 50• Burwno1on Cuper ~IMI011,8C ChetlMlon.W V Ch•rtolte,N C Ctwtyenne Chi'eoo ~Inna II CleYeland CoCumoia,8 C Cofumbu• o.n ... ,, W0<111 0.)'IO<'I Denver O..Motne1 Dair Oil Oututh EJPuo Fa<rbankt F1190 F\tgalatt Ram~ SnowQ Sllowtrall!I!I Flumes[TI 10 eo From P0<nt Conoec>llon 10 Sen CIMwl<lta laland 10 IM Me>.tcan 80td., and out eo mHet -lnnet waltrW Small c:rah MIV•llOIY ror tna tnllr• ., .. Deet .. atng norlhttMI winoa belOW ll'>a oanyona 1on1g111 '*»ming 10 to 20 •no11 S11U1day £1NWhera llght ~atl· tble wlnda tonlaht and S•lvtday _.. oep1tovlhw .. t4 to 15 knoll Saturday alt.,noon Claar elli.t Ovter w1tar1 Smell Cf all ao-.tory o .... Ille enll,. ., .. NOflh IO nor111 ... 1 .vtndt 16 to 26 •noia wilh comblne<J ..,. f IO 10 ... , IOday Wind 1no - deefaa .. no 10n19111 ~·ng "°''"" ... , s 10 15 ""°" wlln 3 lo S·IOOI ..... Sa1urd1y CJHr lklel Gt'Mt F.U. Hlflto<<I ~· Honolutv <Ill 14 33 18 61 62 51 26 ~ 40 37 20 41 26 43 26 44 32 i.1 4& 4~ 211 &# 31 46 29 42 26 40 16 38 33 23 -07 84 34 ·22 39 23 -10 4& 21 44 28 40 23 42 38 .3 72 e.4 39 47 31 IH 27 eo 64 311 35 50 28 ~ 47 65 3e 76 59 48 26 eo 2e ~ 28 19 75 35 24 23 ..01 49 23 50 42 Na<~ Wtalher S.rvoee 10 NOAA US Oepl ol C.Ul'nnlt"t 1 H°"aton ln<llenepolla JllCICton.MIM JKktonVllle Jyneeu • KanauCny Fronta: Cold .-. Warm 99 Extended Fe" Wllll moelly t\lnny end warm Oeyt Gu11y San11 Ane wtndl a1 llrntt tn and below aome canyon• H•Oh• 72 lo 82 l ow• mo111y 38 to 54 Temperatures L .. veo .. lltlle ROC)lt lOS AnQlllM l~•vMlt lubbOQI< r.tampnle Miami Mllwaukaa Mpla·SI Paul , Nlltl¥Mlt N-Orleen• N..,YOfll NOl'loCI< N0<1h Plalle Oki.tw>m1 City Omalle Orlendo Palm Spr1noe Phlllldelpllla PhMr!la Pllltb\lrgh Por111nd.Ma P0t11ano.Ore Provt<Jenca Raleigh -----------Rapid C•ty "1L0 Tides 35 20 Reno ~ICl'lmon<I 53 27 49 30 $1 Lou1t 01 37 SI P•te-Temp1t 41 21 SllJI lake 01 34 8#1 AnlOlllO 39 20 San Diego 8 t O!i S111 Frenc11eo 70 4 7 SI Sta Marte ~3 25 S.111la 7 .) •9 $hr8'11por1 ., 3 1 S•O<J• r au~ 3S 17 SP<*trM 50 H> SytlCUMI 42 29 lopeka Sii 3 1 TIKIOO 46 26 Tutu 44 25 WHh1nglo11 62 3 1 W1cn111 !>V J:J ao 6' 39 22 ee 41 70 57 89 53 20 13 50 41 &3 33 31 10 40 30 31 24 Ml 30 ea 39 81 38 59 JI !>() 31 Alllllly Albuquerque Amatlllo Ancn0<age ~vlllt .t.tlenta All111tle Ctf?' Au111n 81Jt1m0te 811tlngt 8lrmino11am 81tmarck 8olM Botton Btownev<tt Buttalo ~ ~~ Secono n1gn TOO~Y12 pm J 3 53 32 s.con11 10"' 11 26 pm 2 ~ Surf report 64 45 SA TUROA Y 49 40 • Forti nign 5 5• a m ; 1 88 43 F1tll low 1 23 pm O 5 LOCATION 60 20 S<teonOri .. 31 04 6 SJ am S11urdey end "" again 11 22nd St , N-PO<l 5 19 pm 8eJbOa Waage ~= ~3 Moon Hie today el 12 !J7 Pm HMS L90una BeKh 118 .~ Sa1urdey •I J 37 • m and Mil at I 40 Sen Cltmenl• 30 30 pm Wiier fe<np S6·59 SIZE I 3 I 3 1.3 I~ I 2 I I·? CONDITION fllt IGtr·poor laJt-PQOr lllll'•poQC POOi P00' , . ., Swell 01tac:hon Wffl 'D evi l wind,s' strain tempers For ecaster tells 'why' of Santa A n as By CHRISTINE DECKER Of ltte Dally Piiot l lefl They come howling. hammering and gusting. Trees bend 1heir trunks to the ground and snap. Windows rattle. Tumbleweeds skip across cit) streets. Dust swirls and skm becomes · parched For man}. emouons be- come strained. Here rnme thost San ta Ana winds again. The\-can came come like scream- ing banshees at almost any 11mc of the ) car and cause raging fires. accidents and powt'r outages. But it takes JUSt the right weather cond111ons to whip . up these winds, according to Art Lessard. specialist for the National Wcather Sen ice. "You have to have a mass of cold air over the Great Basin area and a low pressure· system here. Then what happens is hke water running down a h1lls1de," he said. The cold air mass this time came from Utah and Nevada mountains. raced across the desert losing moisture and gaining speed as it careened through can}Ons until it reached the lowest pressure zone - Southern California. "Santa Anas don't always bring hot desen air into the area. It depends on what season tt is and what the temeratures are 1n the mountains .from where they originate." Lessard said . Man)' legends abound as to where the Santa Ana Winds got their name. One story says the winds' real name 1s "()antana." derived from an Indian name meaning "wind of the evil spmts." Another legend is that they were named for Mexican General Antonio Lope1 de Santa Ana. whose troop~ rode like the v. ind. kicking up a storm of dust. ~1nk1ng fear into the heans of 'icttler'> It\ also thought the) got their name from Santa Ana Canyon where the Spanish first encountered the strong winds. This recent hatch of Santa Ana winds wait e\f.)ected to blow even harder toda} than Thursda) and may hegin IO '>Uh')1dc Saturda~ Jarvis in Newport, says P r op. 13 hasn't hurt state or schools Howard Jarvis By KAREN E. KLEIN 01 t11e Dally Piiot llefl Cit} and count~ gO\L'rnmt·nt~ Jnd local M'houl districts ha' c morl' money today than the) J1d before Proposition 1 l ta>. foe Hov.ard Jarvis declared Thursda\ al a lunch- eon in Newpon Beach. · Jarvis. the co-author of thl' con- troversial property ta,.-cutttng measure, addressed 130 members of the Caltfurn1an~ fur En' ironment. Employment. Ernnomy and De- ' elopment Thursda}. and pro' cd to be JUSt a' fc1'it\ and determined a!> 1.'' er to oust corrupt pol111nan~ lav.~erc, and Judge<, and get gO\ern- mcnt and 13:\e<; off the backs ot thr pt•oplc. -\t lht• lunC'hl·on . fan" dl'lendl·d thl' olt-rnaltgncd Propo\lt10n 13 and stumped fora new m1t1at1H he hopes to put hcfure \Otl'r!. in No, ember. Jan" said thl' common assump- tion 1hat Proposition 11 rnt mone~ I rum \t 11\llll rn 11gr illll\ anll g<.n l'rn- nll'nt Sl'r\ Kl''>" \lmpl\ untrul'. "The htatl'l \t·hot)I'> ha\c $4 htlltun more than thn haJ hrt•11t· I' I hn ha\e more m.une\ n1>\1 than till'~ C\ er hau:· he rla1n1eJ · • The c)Ut'>pnkc.:n 'entnr1:1t1Lcn urged member'> of hi-. aud1cnlT tu 'i1gn a pt•t111on '>urpnrttng hts ncv. in1t1at1\e and to contnhutt' monc) to his cause. ·1 he ncv. tn111atl\e r' nl'l'dl'd. he 'aid. hecau\l' .1n "1run triangle" of poltt tt 1am. burt'Jul'rat) and Supreme ( ourt Judge\ ha\l· rnn~pirt•d to nrntmH·nt Propu ... 1110n I 3's dTcct. "Tht') 're all 1n a duh and \\l' don't tx·long." Jan I' .,aid .. fhe polt1ll 1an' art• tr) 1ng to take tJ\t'\ on the ta\ lt>t'' h) l\\l\t1ng languagt'. ht• alkgl'J. Tht' pulit1rn' ha\ t' changl'd the name.:~ of kc') tradttmn;ilh da,!>1fird a-; ta\e\ a\ a \\<I\ In ·,lip taxes prohthlll'd 0\ lht• rn1pmtll011 hack to the utllt'nf\. he "•11d. "Ntm wl'\ l' got ·-.anttatwn ~en tce kl·,· 1n!lll'ad of tra<,h ta\C!I ... hl· said. Founta in Valley police nab kidnap s uspect at school Prnpm111un 13. v.h1ch Jani' <>atd <,;l\t<l propcrt~ 11\~ner'> $70 h1llion ""n' 1i.. pa,,agl' 1n I ~7~ ha\ been t·ut '" ICtpntcnt 1n 1t,l·lfrttl\el1l''>'-a'a rt·.,ult 11! li\l· "l1f)rl'nH' < 011rt dc- \ l\lnn' "hllh tlH rh'\' 111111all\e "'m1 Id r l'' l'f'l' I 11u111a1n \Jill'' pulKl' drtettl\t'' .1rrt'\ll'd .1 14-,ear-olJ (1ankn (1n>\l' high 'c. t11n1I \tuut·nt a\ tht• third 'll'>IX'tl 111 tlw l<.1d11apr1ng Mnnda) ol "\'1l'tnaml''l' \t11<knt lktl'l llll'\ \ii\ lhl'\ hdtl'H' 1111' • \O\lth arrcqt•d 111 the pnnupa)\ 1tli~r at la <.)uintct High ~dwol. ""as .im· ot Ii \l' tl't'll-.ign' '' h11 k1dnapf)<.'d 4-~e;1r-11ld \ uong H u~ Ngo a<> he •\al~l'd h11ml· lrom <>rhuol v.1th .rtl•nd' ;,111d dnl\e l11m to San Jnw I ktcd1 \ l') a l,l1 re\ e;1kd an arrl'\t \\,11r;111t ha' hl'l'n l\C.Ut'd tor :mother ~s t Call: 642-6086 Detlr Piiot D.tlvety la OuarentMd M+ 1t dAy I t1CS.t H Y""• r) "' 1 h•"• 'ff)u• i.1•P•r b) ~ Kl r•"' r •• r"''"'~ 1 p .,.. Ill' d f ,1 ((1f)y N ii! t• -·-:! <Al J1da, •no Suno1v fl Y"" ol<> ""1 <KAIYt tOlll ,.. ~1drwp '>USPl'll. Tu~rn Van Dau of 'ianta \na Pultn· sa\ the\. hcllew DJo. l K. and another su~pcrt' ma) tx· in < >rcgon or wa ... h1ngtnn Ngo. the kidnap \ 1rt1m . !>ltppcJ ,1\.\a\ "hill' hts abductors \lcpt 1n J 'ian Joi.e motel room T uesda'. Polit~· went to the motel and arrl·~ted two JU\C.:nllc' but tht• orher\ had tled. Police <>a) Ngo'!> tw1• older brothl'r\ 'H're attacked h) gang mrmher' 111 l>cct•mherand hehne the kidnap wn' \taged to r<>CH'l' Ntw\ lam1I) not IO f)u<ih pro\l"l'Uttun R egis tration set f hl' Lag11na fkat h I nif1tJ ~dwol D1'>lrttt '' 111\ 11ing parents Wtlh rhildrt·n uh'>t'" rng their 5th b1nhua} ht·t"'l't'n (kc '· I l)I( I and March :!M to ~·nroll thl'lr 'on~ Jnc.1 daughter\ 1n k1ndt'rK3rll'tl i{l'g1\lrat1m1 1nfmmat11rn l\ a1 ail· ahk h\ u111w~ 11ng ( harlott~· S11t'- m111e on ~ lon<la'. T ue,J<I\ or f hur~· da\ .1t ..it>.t-X'4h .ht 20..i . -Wbal do you like aboul lbt Dail} Pilot'! What don't you like? Call the number at left and your messatce will be recorded, tra nicrlbejt and delivered to the appropriate editor . Tbt same U -hour answering service may be used to record l~tter11 to tbt editor on llllY topic. Contributors to our Lt>tters C'olumn muat lnrlude thtir nRme and teltlphone number for verification. No clrC'ulntlon calls, please. Tell us what's on your mind. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. 8chW•rtl Ill Publlahel' Clmaletlon 7141141-4m c1 ... ffted ....-...eng 1wea...,. AN othet ~te ta...u21 MAIN OFlllCI lJO w .. r O•y S1 e,.,.1a "'4Ma l.A IA .. -~ 8'1• tbe() CoiltM MllM (,/\ 976?8 Gocr•<gt•I t98J Otengtt CIMt~I "•-.O Comj)t!1y N<! ,,,.., '90rt•' 11tuttra 11n,,, edt1nr1el m1111• Ot lld""I-''-hetfW\ ""'YI,. "'11'11d1Tf'd ,.,fh<l<Jt tll«IAC Jll"m •"""' ()( t Oj)y<IQl\I c-~ r Ill 1 • "' tar ""'"'' t (I • "' er'(! rtAll r.6'11 .,... n. ..... Wlf.•.l Clrculatlon T~ Chazy Oow1Uby Ednot and Aaststsnt to lht Publtshe< RoHmary Churchm•n Controller .....,()llO~ll Dllal8'1f P'l'v ti.,,,.. IA 75 "'°"""Y. fl• ""'M ,, ~ ..-.lhly VOL. n . HO .. p ... • I . . , ------ On the I , • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, J•nuairy 27, 198-4 * 87 NYSE COMPOSITE T RAN SACTIONS FRIDArs 11 A.M. (PSij PllC£S Dow JoN£S AvERAGES ~-~ WHA T NYSE Orn NEW <ORK lAPI J•f'I ?4 Hi1:!~ 1,S",000 l.S16.~ l.•01.100 l:t3tt:888 1,30.i I, ' 1.1~,. 1,06 . l.m. 1, • 65. 909.SOO --- UPs AND OowN s NEW YORK (APJ -Th• fotlowlne u,, shOwi tl'le New York Stock Exchano• stocki and warrants that have gone uo the mo't af'ld oown the rTIOll ba"9d on percent of cnanoe regardlfl$ of volume for Tnursdav No 'ecuritles trading tlelow S2 are lncl-Y,<:l•d Net and oercenta~ en.noes •r• tne 01tterence between tne prevlou' closlno price al'td •odav's 2 pm. orice UPS Name Last Cho Pct 1 GenGwlh wt 9"' I fe Uo 97 2 MGMGHoll 13 , Uo I J 3 NevaoaSL 14 ~, UP t.'7 4 PrairProd n 1~ 'l ~ UP l s MnorAut 2 , 1~ UUPO . 6 snoetown n + ,, 1 Home,tdFln n 20 , + I • UP l 8 St9111eTKn 12~ + '• Uo 9 ACF In(! 451 .. + 2 4 UP . 10 Marcaoe 2~ + " UP . 11 PSlnd 4 16of 71e + ~ Uo 11 Alexandrs 21 , + l UP 4. 13 Ge11 Growth 27 + 1 • Uo 4 14 MGM-~A Ent n~1 + ~8 Up 4, 11 W~,fi~hL~~ 2 s>. l 1~ 8: :·~ l enouei 6 6 1 '• Uo 4 l mpugr ~' , l ) UP0 4 •. 1 HousNa Gas ?'It U • 10 LIL Co oiW 2 7t 1'11 Uo • l HO\i_~eln11 29 l . l ,. Up 1· 2 PhEI 1.33ol 10 .... Uo .9 23 ~n1on Elec ni. + ~ UP 9 ,. enHCO Inc 67• +-• UP .I 25 omdl\Co s 14 • + ' Uo 1 OOWNS I NVFN~~ LHtl 5fl9, 1 Robin' AH 1 • -2 • 3 SkAm \OCI 01 I -ll• 4 AMO s -'2" S Lowe\ \ -p . 6 Sha~tno \ 19 • - \ -, 1 ~a0uil'1• 16 - 1 • g F~~ ~t tti~~ = 21; 10 Le11va11no , -• 11 NewhalRsc " -'• 12 Pav1euC\ll s 21 , -I ~ 13 W'J.lelaDs 18J• -1 • I• E L wtO 3 • -• IS ClevE! otB S4 1 -J "2 16 NI lndusr 71 llt 17 Coacnm,, s 76 • -,.._ 111 UME T Proo ' 19 Marte• wt l 20 MesaOff\n 'l 1 • -21 AmHoso1r 19 -1 • 27 (,olOW\11!., ']'] -1 • 73 Easrn.A 'L 6 • - 24 Kena1Co 4 ' -• 2S EutriAir pl 11.._ -~ WHAT AMEX DID . - NtW VORK (API Ja,, 26 Aovanceo Decl•neo Uncna,,oed lo•a1 •ssves New ,, OM N('w IOWS Too.,. 264 :!18 -206 I 788 10 6 AMEX LEADERS . - Pr('v dav m 208 ~i 10 NtW VORI< AP -!>a•es Tuesoav p• ce a.,d Me• '"""Oe 01 •ne 10 "'OSI ac• ve A!Tler c ~· Sloe" Exdlanoe ss"es 1 r.:1.,1ny "' onattv a t ,.,.,ore 1na"' 'I DomeP••I wanoLaoB Dorcns1C.as PetroLew TIE Comm\ 1 e.asA rC Da•aPrQ s CvorusCo Mirr Gen 937 ;()() J 3· 16 -1·16 n )()() JO , -h 'lt>l 100 21~ 718 700 9 11 + ; ·ss 100 13 -, 01 200 a .. -• 98 600 27 -1 11 9S 900 3'• + ~ 91300 •·+·~ 1mf 11I!11JiiQfoll NI v-. 'QR,._ A Pl Mos• act.ve over '"" > ·~"'' \tn< •' svoo• eo DY NA!>O N ,...,, Vo , ..... ~ B•o Asl<.ed Cn9 \..Ot'vllt 1 90~ 800 2 I " 211• -2 • MCI\ 1 388 400 14 14 "' "- lnte ~ ' J1 I 700 JI> 36 1 '• App11'( 7<.2 200 7.7 , 17~ + • PSI=~ ~1 400 11 11 ) Sea,.S1'e ~ <.?~ 000 13 ·~ u • C.a,.. OB• ~]., 000 9 ~ 9 • + lto Er, T 46) 300 ~) • •) • Cmd'·' •SS 100 20 • 71 l l>r,,1G 446 600 IS 15 • + • GoLo QuoTES ~ -- ... '--0 *' 1 i.IMu P" h t')O•y l ....... '''""''"O I • f'C ~l"b 6~ (.It 5'I I) lOft-•••• • ...... s -IC) ., $3 (IC ~•••• .... , t t • l.it:• ,. err t ' ~ ,, .... kilt L.,.,..1.l.u. !U .. :.11 S t~ z11•k" •"· ..... , [!.., n·o oo '"" X> ··~ _,a"•'"'•" , .., .. "' .~llt• SHO 00 "" '100 ·~11\ .. d , 1A. l• •• S3104() l;j uoo E~,,.,<t '•' ~~''"° too, ' • O·• •• UM 0: wll U• N'f Comet 11 .iu ' • ~· tp," WM .iO o" IO to METALS QuorEs ""'"' .... u That·sanaptdescriptionofboth bus ine .. a nd busige speoplealongtheOrange Coa t . T o k cp t rac k of w~ei:e companies a re goil1g a11d whic h p op le a r helpi11 themgetthere.ju twat h'CreditLin · v r y d ay inth Bus in s section of your new Daily Pilai , I l I II ~ I --~-~--------------------------------.... --------.... ._. ... _. ........................................... . 81 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, January 27. 198~ Writing la on the wall ; Butterfield Savin&• now bu lta name In ll&hta on lta new cor- porate headquarten faotllty lD the aouth tower of Hutton Centre ln Santa Ana. Butterfield hu mo•ed from Brea, be- comtna the flnt cor- porate ataff to make tbemove into the new facility. Follow-tni the corporate ataff lnto the new offtcea t. the operat- lna dlvtalon. But- terfield Sa vinga la occupylnglne~ceea of 9:J,OOO-aquare- feet ln the recently completed atructure, one of two currently atandlngon the45- acre alte near John Wayne Airport. - $ $10 .. bllllon anti-trust salt over methanol SANT A ANA (AP)-A former aerospace worker tus filed a S lO biUion anti-trust suit in ftder'al court. claim mg nine of tbe nation's bigest corporations illegally co.spired to monopolize methanol fuel product1on. Attorney Curt Owen contend~ Lhedcfcndantsactcd to prot.eci their own mtete5ts in pe1roleum. natural gas and coal rctervu and said the suir filed Tuesday wu rhe ~t private aoti·tTUst action io U.S. history. Tbe plaintiff$ arc Oranse Cou nty residents Charles S&one, bit wife, Joyce, their bminess &S$OCl8te. Gary Hamner of Medford. Ore. and two defunct companies, Cbuck St.one lndust.nts Inc. and Methanol Performanoc World lnc. Stone onoc headed FutUtt Fuel~ of Amcriai Inc .. which flew the fint mcthanot-~wercd airplane cros~ country in a feat cen.ifted by the Federal A vialJun Administration. Tbe company's other achievements got Stooe featured in a segment of CBS' ''60 Minutes" news mapzine. The defeodanrs ar~ among Fonune .SOO's top eotnpanies: Enon; MobiJ 011, Standard Oil of Indiana. Ohio and California; Atlantic Rtcbfield Co.; E.l. DcPont deNemoura; BankAmerica and Ford Motor Co. The sun contends that since the mtd 1960s. the ~. con pired to .. monopolize the manufacture. uction, dlSlribution. use and sale of metbanol·based Ucls .. in vioJation offederal antHru.at bw. EXPERT ADVICE -,,....___ --·· - Their advice can lead to big profits SAC RAMENTO (PRN) -Commodity tr.td1ng advisors can help produce profib for thctr ubscri~rs. nccord1na to stnt1st1c~ pubhshed in the January J 984 1s~ue of The Commodity Traders Consumer Report, the rndustry's only performance m onitoring serv ice. r ompletc pertormnnce !1tat1st1cs for I Y83 show that, aher deductan& comm1~s1ons. 9 of the 24 services m onuored showed substantial profits. In several in- stances. results were outstanding -one service sho wed S 1.111 average profit per recommended trade. another to taled 76 percent pro fitable trades, and several returned over JOO percent on m111al margin. C ommoony Traders Consumer Repon 1s a news· letter published to help traders select the most compatible and potenually profitabl!commod1ty advisory serv1c~s. It publishes m o nthly stat1st1cs on percentage of profitable trades, num~r of winning trades vs. number of losing trades. average pro fit and average loss. best and worst tradei.. amount of marR.Jn required. net profit, and more. Commodity Trader~ ( o nsumer Repon 1s neanng compleu on o f its first year o f pubhcat1on It is edited and published by former trial attorney, Bruce Babcock, Jr .. an Sacramento In add111on t o pursuing an activ e commoduy trading career, Babcock has autho red two books on the subjec t, The Advanced C ommodity Trading Semi nar Manual, and The Commodity Trading Tutor. and as currently at work on a third. H e also contributes articles to the finanual press and appears at an vestment seminars. Pension system f oi" women to be improved l hl· pn.,,ate pension system covering both home- maker\ and working women in the U nited States w11l bc dram a11call} improved under the Rctarement Equity Act now before ( ·ongrcss and '1rtually assured of passage. W 1pt·J o ut w il l be the outmoded assumption that the pn marJ "age earner 1c; the male and that only he ments a pension This "d inosaur" an our laws 1s bei ng smashed into ohl" mn -at la~t. fhe ~natc pasc;cd the bill 1n No"ember. the H ouse 'l'r'>mn 1~ no" tx:fore the Wa)\ and M eans Committee. The admanl\1rat1on has indicated its support. The bill makt·~ s1gn1ticant 1mprmcm ento; in these key areas of pcn,1on hcndit\. l. A hu\band no longer would be abk to sign away his wile·, \Un l\Or<. benefit\ wnhout her signature This feature alont \\ould aflect m a I hons of homemakers who. Jtrnrding to ~Htu;mal.tablt'•,. can be expected to o utll\e tht.•1r hu~band\ \<, of no" a 'puusc can sign away his surv i vors bcndit\ in order ll> receive a larger pensio n during his l1fe11me II the '>puusc -u!>ually the husband -elects larger hcnl'fits tht.· pcm1on \IOP\ upon his death. So. although tht.• rnuplc ma} enJO} more monc} during his hlellme h" w1Jo"' will not ha"l' that incom e after ha!> death t. lhe i\ill' .ti which 'urv1\0rs benefits are available SYLVIA PORTER would be lo wered. Today, companies don't ha-.c to offer sun lvors benefits before age 55. The Senate ball w ould hberahze this by lowering the age to 45 as lo ng as the emplo yee as vested an the plan and makes survivors ~nefits automatic at that time The House b11l 1s even less restnc11ve -the o nl} requirem ent for recei ving automatac survi vors ~nefits would ~ that the employee ~ vested. Whichever version 1s passed. this prov1s1on would mean that the widow of an employee who died at 50. for example. before he was eligible for early retirement at age 55 but who was vested in the plan. would be able to collect his pensio n ·She wo uld JUSt have to wait until what would have been his 55th binhday before she could dra\I, on the pension . PlBllC NOTICE 3, The bills would revise the rules governing years of scr.,,1ce that determine how pensions are credited in two ways: First. the age at which employees can start pan1cipating in pensions w ould be lowered to 18, which means that employees can start accumula11ng credit for vesting an the plan at that time. The bills would also roll back the age for calculaung benefits from 25 (the current m1n1mum) to 21. These changes would permit mort' w o men (and men ) to participate an pension plans b y letting them stan at a younger age. Second. the amount ofleaveemployees can take from their 1obs would ~liberalized, so employees do not lose credits accrued for vesu ng 1n the company plan. Tbas change would affect employees o o the j ob for five years or less. Both bills Y.Ould permit employees to take up to five years leave wnhout losing credits they have accumulated for vesting. . Emplo)ces who have been on the 1ob for more than ti ve years but who are no t y<"t vested would continue to be able to take a leave for up to the amount of time they have been working without losing c redits. Obv ious benefic1anes of this c hange w ould include working m others. but older workers. too. would be able to take advantage ofit. PlBlJC NOTICE PlBllC NOTICE Bigger trade deficit PtellC NOTICE PlBllC NOTICE FICTITK>UI 8UllNl81 ACTmOUI ......... FtCTmOU9 IMl ... 11 FICTITIOUI .,._ .. NAMf 8TAT!MfNT MAMIE ITATl..wl NAME 8TATIMINT NA• ITATl-.rf ~~:A~=· The following peraons are dotno The fOllowlno perion la doing The following perlOfl la dOlng The followlng P8flOlll art dotno The following P«llOOI are doing t>usineu as buslneu u bualneM u bullnest II t>u llneu as ARROWHEAD PRECISION ELEC· WILLIAM CRAFTIOUES. 77 l W MUS IC AND M 0 VE MEN T ARC IMPORTS 438 Eul Kalelle BEHR BAGS 490 E 191h St By the A111ociated Prt>!i~ Hut < 11mml'rtl' Dtp.irtml'IH t.•rnnoml\I TRONIC PRODUCTS 2191 Soulh 19th StrMt Suitt E Coste ....... CLASSES 729 w tlllh SI Colla A.Y9f'lue. Suite 226 Orange Call· Co 1 M CA 92827 \\.'SHIN. (,TO'-. _ 11,,. I \ fm•·ior I )J\ 1d I und \JIU 1nd.1\ that thl· ddiut 1111 Grand Avenue Santa Ana. Ct CABl:;8J7 Wllllami 1838 Anaheim Men. CA 92626 lorn1a 92867 6601 V .. _ :.:..n ":·Behr. 490 E 19th St , "' ' 't-lhi' \l',1f \\ill l•llll1t1u1· to Y.or\t'n He 112705 A. A. B c ' M CA Olana Lu Landis 327 FuHerton EnrlQueRodrlQuez, al~.,.. Co1taMesa.CA 92827 trade deficit hallooncd 1u J lt.'l ord ~1.~ .i 4 Tenna Zarr 3509 South Rou St . ve · pt · oeta .... ' Ave . Newport Beech. CA 92663 Clfcle. Buen• Park. Cellfornla 90e2 t Frederic A Behr 490 E t9th SL f"llnl II.Int 1 I \'ill t11p 1' I 1111 h1 Ilion and ma~ Senta Ana Ca 92707 92627 Thia business Is conducted by. en CerlOI Aguirre. 4607 Etst Blue Jly Colla Meaa. CA 92827 h1lhon la'Sot year. the g(I\ ClnflH fl I rl'p11rt1.:d 1111 SI 111 htlli1111 Mala Zarr. 3509 South Ro11 St . This bu1lneu 11 conducted by an lndMduaJ Avenue. Orange. Cellfomla 92869 Thia t>ullnesa II conducted by • toda). and OfliCl:ll\ prctl1l'ted tht: 1mh;il,111q J hl· n.tlion \porn trallln!t pcrlurmame I\ Sanla Ana. Ca 92707 lndBhlldual 11 Diana Lu Landis Rubetn C1belleto. 840 Weal ~al partner.nip th II "'-hi I I I I h h h Th11 bl.tllnesa Is conducted by a Illy J WI lama Thi• 1t11ement wea filed wllh the Warrwtr No 18, Orange, Calllomla ,..,.___ .. _... IS year w1 V<C l'\CO \.\Or'Soc Jnll'l pr1man ' on l\.l.IJ al t11r\ e 1g ileneral partnership Thia 1ta1em.n1 wu flied with IM County Clerk of Oranoe County on 92889 ""'""' .,...,. T he trade dtfil'1t 1n I 9~3 ""a' h2 J'X:ftl'nt \ alul ol the dollar mal.t., I · \ l'Xport~ MALA ~AR County Clerk ot Oranoe County on Jan 5, 1984 Thia t>ualneu 11 conducted by • cc!!'~~/b'::t~!~~~~Y 1~ higher than the rec.ord $42 7 h1ll1011 wt IU\I t \flt.'O\lh' hut import\ rl'latn-ch Lhcap TANNA ~RR Jan 10-1984 F235a:I F21511S gener11 per1nersn1p Jen 5 1994 a vear earlier \nd thl· I \ nonom\ 1., grn" ang at a much Th11 11atement waa flied with 1ne Pu Or Cou1 D ly Publlll'led OrallQ& Cout Daily ENRIQUE RODRIGUEZ · ,_111 · · Coun1y Clerk of Orange Counly on bllltled •nge al Pllol Jan 27. Feb 3, 10, 17, 198' I Thia 11atement wu flled with tile PubHshed Or cout Dally For Dcc.:embcr the ddiut narro"Wl'd I• f,1.,trr Jl.lt.l· thJn th<. IC\t ol the \.\Orld. embef 14 t983 Pilot Jan 13 20, 27, Feb 3. 1984 577.94 County Clerk of Orange county on Pll01 Jan 27. Fe:T. lo. H. 1984 S6 3 b1ll1on from '-o,tmhc(\ ~., 4 h1ll1on 1e\ullin11. 1n hmJ..n ·\ml·ritan purlha5cs o l F2:3%737 274•84 Dec is. 1983 576-8• reOecung a 3 2 pcrll'nt d tt.l1nr 1n m11>111t• O\t'f\l'J\ p roduu .. "h1k foreign hu}1ng o l 11~~~~~h~ 1~r;~~~,.~~~:1 Dally PlBlJC NOTICE Publl•hed Orenoe cou':~ ----------- and a 2 percent 1nuea'><: in t \port' I \ lo\11od.., lag' ht·hin<l 1J0·8• P\m.IC NOTICE Piiot Jen e. 13. 20 21. 19e• PlBllC NOTICE -----------fllCTITIOU9•U9INlll 135-84 P\a.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITtool llUlaNlll NAME ITATIMENT FICTITIOUI •UllNHI NAMf ITATEMENT Tilt following l*IOll 11 doing N._ ITATIM!NT NOTICE INVITING SEALED BIOS CC-MS _ The followtng peraon1 ere doing PlBl.IC NOTICE B .:.Usinesl .. :·~o~SUL TING. •03 E Balboa ..... r.tie,~~olalowlng. pefton 11 dOlng each does not express or by 1mpllcat1ons agree that the actual SWALES ANCHORAGE. 2888 "" ........ amount of work will correspond therewith but reserves the right Bayanore Drive. Newpo<l Beech. d A.pt 7• Balbol, CA 9266 t FICTITIOUl llUllNEll DIGITAL SERVICE SPECIALISTS, Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the c11y ol Huntington Beach, Calllorrna will receive sealed bids for the BLUFF TOP LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS-PHASE II in the city of Huntington Beach, Callforn1a m accordance with the plans and specifications and special provisions on file m lhe office of the Director of Pubhc Works Documen1s will be available on Jan4.1ary 17, t984 A charge of $30 00 not refundable will be reqwred for each set of spec1hca11ons and ac.companymg drawings to increase or decrease the amount of any class or portion of the Calif 92663 Felllta Shelkhet, •03 E Balboa NAMI ITATE•NT t8•7• Amlsted •J Fountain Valley vd Apt 7. Balboa, CA 92661 Tne following perlorlt are doing CA 92708 ' ' work. as may be deemed necessary or expedient by the Director Lyman G FlllWell, 2426 22nd Thia bllalnesa 11 conducted by· an busln.., •• Trung-Klm Pham 211191 .D of Public Works Street, Newport Be11eh. Ce 92880 ndlvlduel {A)SPUDLEY'S HOT SPUDS.(B) Rlmhur9t Or El Toro CA 92030 All bids wlll be compared on the basis of the Director of Public Berber a F Wonckler. 17887 Fellk1 Shelllhet SPUDLEY'S HOT SPUDS THE Thia bulln~a 11 cooducted by an Works estimate of the quantities of work to be done. ~=no Ave · Monte Sereno, C•lll Thi• atatement waa filed with tile ORIGINAL OVEN BAKED POTATO indlvlduel Each bid stiall be made out on a form to be obtained at the Ne/Icy F Gurley 037 RanchO Dal nty Clerk of Or1nge County on Ron Llngenfelt«. 210 7lh St Trung·Klm Pham Office of the Director of Public Works. Development Wing, 2000 Cerro. Fallbroott c.itf 92028 an 5 l98' Hunllnglon ee.eh. C• 92&48 Thia ltltem&l't waa ftled with the Ma St t H t t B h C llf I h ti b led '234111 Pat lllOITI, 19038 Sundown Ln. Counl)' CleOI of Ora"""'" County on in ree un 1ng on eac a orn a. s a e sea and LytMn G Fatweil Publlahed Orange eo111 Dally Yorba Linda C111t 92888 Jan 8 1984 .. ,,_ filed with the City Clerk at the Civic Center, Second Floor This s111em.n1 wu hied with the 1101 Jan 21. Feb 3. 10. 11. 1984 Thll bullness 11 conducted by a · "236117 This project 1s funded in part by the Depar1men1 ot Housing and Urban Development (1 e Jobs 0111 Granl) Admln1slrat1on Building. 2000 Mam Street. Huntington Beach. County Cle<k of Orange Counly on 572-84 general pertnerlhlp Published Orange Cout Dally Cal1lornla on or before 2.00 pM of February 7, 1984, end shall be Dec.ember "· 1983 R Ltngenlelw p 7 F 3. 0 7 984 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS ESTIMATE opened by a cor_nm1ttee composed of the City Clerk. the City Published Oranne co.!~ly MUC NOTICE Thi• 1tetemen1 was Ille<! with lhe 1101 Jan 2 · eb · 1 · 1 · ~03-8' Attorney and Director of Public Works or their authorized Piiot Jan 8 13 20 .. 27 1984 County Clerk of Orange County on ----------- tepresentallve and the results of said bidding will be reported to 134•84 · ' ' · FICTIT10U8 au11NHI Dec 15· 1983 Fn2M1 Ml.IC NOTICE WORK ITEMS QUANTITY lhe City Council of said City of Huntington Beach at their regular NAME ITATIMENT Published Orange Coast Dally ----------- t Moblllzallon Lump Sum meeting lo be held on Monday the 20th Of February, 1984 It the DlllDI IC unncE The lollOWlng peraon II doing Piiot Jan 8 13 20 27 1984 FtCTITIOUI aua..11 2 Clearing and Grubbing (See Sec lion 91 Lump Sum hour or 7 30 PM 1n lhe City Councll Chambers 1n the Civic Center r~ "" alness u 1'0·8• NAME ITATIMINT 3 Earthwork !See Section 10) Lump Sum ol said Clly of Hun11ngton Beach and shall be acted upon by said FICmtool .., ... ,, JOHN S MOBILE DETAILING I The follOwlng P9f"IOn 11 doing 4 Crlbwall 17,000SF City Council at the regular meeting ot February 20. 1984 NAiii ITATIMENT t~3702S66o488• Ln · Newport Beach t>u:~~~s·~LUMBINQ, 325 E ttth 5 Concrete Mow Slnp 49LF The C11y of Huntington Beach. Caltlorn1a reserves the right to The following ~· ere doing John c Miiier. 1337 Suue.1 Ln , StrMI, Cotta M .... CA 92827 6 Concrete Lump Sum re1ect any or all Otds. and to accept the bid deemed tor the best butlnHI u -port Beach. CA 92660 Ml.IC NOTICE Fred D Kell. 325 E 19th Street. 7.Asphalt Paving 5,450SF interest of the City of Huntington Beach Callfornla S M.S. SURPLUS SALES. Ol3 Thi• bu11nea111 conducted by· an Coeta MeH. CA. 9211~7 4LLF 0 d I h C C ' . Doowood St Coat& Mna Ct I FICTITIOUI aUll .... 11 Thi b I I 8.Aaphalt Curb ., y or er o I e tty ouncll of the Ci ty of Huntington Beach. 92427 · · ndlvl<lua ""' • ua n ... •conducted by. 1n 9 Trash Receptacles 3 ca Cahlorn1a this 16th January, 1984 St~ Donald Aho•d•. 913 JOhn C Mueller NUil ITATIMINT ~ndlvldual 10.Blke Rack I ea A TT EST ~St. Coc1• M .... Ca 921127 Thi• ltltement WU fll«S With lhe Th• lollowlng peflOn •• dOlng Fred 0 Kell 2 200SF A ...,,...,-~ oun1y Clerk of Orang. County on t>ullneu u This 1tatemen1 wu n1ee1 with the 11 lrr~atlon System 4 hcia Wentworlh Mariann RhOld•. ld<lr ... same u 1n 5. 1984 NEWPORT IR\llNE PROPERTIES. County Clerk of Orang9 County on 12 Soll Preperation and lme grading 47 200SF City Clerk at>ow Fmna 50, Verilll• N9WPOf1 BMch, CA Jan 5. 1954 13 1 Gallon Shrubs 418 ea Pubhstied OranQe Coast Daily Piiot Jan 20. 27, Feb 3, 1984 Thia bullMM 11 cooduct.ci b'f • Publlahed Ortng9 Coelt Dally 92880 Fm1a. 14 5 Gallon Shrubs n ea 346-84 ~Al partll8f"thlp llot Jen 27. F.O 3. 10. 17. 198' 1· Nency LOVIM lmb«nlno, 504 lferi-Publllhed Oranr. Coe.II Daily ts.Ground Cover 42,300 Stephen Roo.da 573-8• llfa, Newpor-t Be.eh. CA. 92880 Pilot Jan 27. Feb . 10. 17. 1518' 1• Stolonlzed Turf 5,950 SF Thia ttat_,t WM Ill«' with IM Thia t>u1lne1111 conducted by· an M2·8' " PUBLIC MnTIC[ Counly Clefk ot Orange County on dlvld 1 17 Import Soll 1 185 CY i.v o.c.mMr 14, 1083 P\8.IC NOTICE 1n N.,;; l. lmbenitno Ml.JC NOTICE 18 30 Day Plant Es tablishment P911od L4.1mp Sum FICTfTIOUI aUSINEH O Co f'm1ll F'JCTnlOUI IWIWlll Thll alaltl'Mnl wu tiled with 4he 1----------- 19 60 Day Maintenance Period Lump Sum I NAME ITATEM~NT Publllhed range ut Dally ,. ....... ITATfllll..... County Clerll 01 Orange County on '~!'.!.IOU,TI auTIMl ..... 11 Al TERNA TE 810 ITEMS The rot1ow1nq i>e<ton1 ere dOlng Piiot Jen 8. 13, 20, 27, 19~ -.. • Jan 8 t98' ,..._ A NT A· 1 Remove Existing A C Bike Trarl at 9th Street Lump Sum 'bustne11 es __________ 13_1_..a._ TM ronowlng P81'90n 11 doing '2M'" The IOllowlng peraon •• doing A-2 Regrade end Reconstruct Bike Tr all at 9th ~ Al FOOTHILL TRANSPORTATION .. -,c WITIC[ ~.. Pul>lllhed Orang9 COl•I Delly butlneaa ... Street 1 SOO SF OMPANY Bl TRANSIT MIXED ruut. "" (A) RYSTALS (81 HERITAGE PllOt Jan l3, 20 27, Feb 1184 SARKO SHEPEROS & SHEL TIES, ' ONCRElf COMPANY 1501 West --m10U1-··-·· ~TA.LS. 27•0 So Harbor Blvd . 213·8• 1 Conor ... St . Cotta MeM, CA Paint New and Eiustlng Traah Re<:eptac11:1s 4 480 LF" fclll Avenue Orange ca 92ees rov --1nta Ane. C.A 112704 2827 Add City Logo to Existing Trash Receptacles 9ea Transm1. Cotpmatlon. 4780 Val· tit~ NAMI ITAra.NT LeRoy Ramlru. 1391 W C«rltoa, Bt rblrt Kotl'MI. 891 Congr ... St.. 15' High Palma 6 ea ll0032 (California COf'l)Orallon) ' t>uJ~':fs .. J JOHNSON. t8782 Thie butl"8N lt conduct.cl by· an ICE Thie bualllMt 11 conducted by an 10' High Palma 3 ea orporetion 8eec:h BiYd . Huntington S.ICh. l.9Roy Rernltei NAMI ITATIMINT Berbela Kothe 1a· High Palms 13 ea ey Boulevard Loe Angelel. ca Nt The lolklwlng J*ton& Ate doing neMlm. CA 02804 PlBllC NOT ta M .... CA. 921127 12' H~h Palma f> ea Thia bullnaa ;a conouctees by a ~ tvldull '1C'TITtOOI 9U9Mll IV!duel 8 C Tranamtx COf'pOHllOll A. :r:: ,...,, Calif t2$47 Thlt tlll.,,,..,I w .. Ill-' with IM The I~ P8flONI are c1...uv. Thia 1ta1_,,,.,,t wu tiled With Iha A-9 lmpQ<t Sou for Palms Y Fr.O Slehle Conirolle< 11""°' Jame& w ~ntlgllfl, 7122 Nlt'MOCI nty Clet1t of Or11nge Coun1y on bu9lneatN-.. .,, ~·.. nty C14Wk ot Or11nge County on Thia projee1 la being 81Sllled by the United States of America Thia lltlM*lt ...,11 ltled With the Or , Huntington 9Mctt, Ca 92847 an &, 1184 -.,... RE O ION A L A I! p I! RT OR y Jan &, 108' Al Fedef1I funds are financing all or part of lhls work, all of the ounty c1er11 ot Orang9 County on Thia butlMH 11 condve1ecl by en .. _ •• THCA TAI! 1907 °"'1)llt Pt.c. '211112 ttatu1•. rules and regulat1on1 promulgated by the Federal an 1e 1984 1~~ w ,t.ANAOAN Pvbllaned ?:'T. 0eo;a1 ~atty suite 520 ·,uMenon. celff 92831 • Publltttecl Or1ng9 Cout Deity QQY8fnment and appllcabte to the work will apply FnaM Thlt atat--.i waa flled With tM llot Jan 27• • • 1 • 1 • ~~8484 How1ro T ManoO 201e1 Marina llol Jan 27, 'et> 3. 10. 17. 1184 tn aeeordanc. with the provision• or Section 1773 ol the Labor Pubi4•h.c! Oreno• Cout Dally County Clertl of Orange County on · Ln • Huntington a..Cll.i.P•Hf t2f48 579·8' ~. the State of Callfom fa, Director of the Department or llot Jan 27 F•b 3. io. 17· 198• Dec 16. 1913 1------------OenlM Diii Re111. 1vu7 Deerp•rlc tnduttrlal Relation shill determine the general prevalllng rate of '6~7~7~8~'~;;;;..;-:;_;-:;;;;;;;;;.__j!!!!!!!!!!~ , D2la Pmt.tc NOTICE Plac., Fullef1on. Cllif 02&31 we.gee. appllGeble to the wOf'k 10 be done. cop1e1 of the latest • ~ °':\; CMet 0.-, Thlt butlneaa ta conduct.cl by • general wage rat• ~termination•.,. on fll• •• the office of the Whale Watch Cruises ... ,.. .. . .. ~~:.~=· 1i::n~~ City Qerk and the office of Iha Director of Public Worka of the ,.,..,. TM f~ S>eraotl9 1,1 OOlnQ Thlt et&lttnent -• llled With the City of Huntington Beach Callfornla *''*' u ourlty Clef1' of Orange County oO MlntmvmwegeratHf0<ttu1ptojeetarepredetermtned bythe ABOARD THE CATALINA HOLIDAt USE THE THt-AIOHT-STUFF, 821 WMI '7 111'3 United Stllet S~•tary of LllbOr If there II a difference ~t~r Mton, Colt• MMf. c~ 92G28 'nal10 the minimum w• rataa predetermined by Iha United Stltat WttKOAYS: l();-00 A.M. DAILY ,.ILOT Catherine Wt1le~ .. e2 .. ~ WHt PublltM<I Orange Coa11 o.11)' S.Cr-•tary of Labor and th• prevellhig wage r&let datermlnod by WEEKENDS: "FAST llton, Coll• MeN ""' 9• 2G 1101 Jan 27, '.o 5, 10. 17. !~~ ... Nil.IC NOTICE ~nnou1au ... 11 NAMI ITAlW•NT The lollOWlnO l*tC)nt we doing bu'"*8U ANTHONY l\IQ!NC'(.. 170f1 Herbef't Le~. Huntington hlcfl. CA 128'9 Aegency Pool• Inc 17081 the State for llmllar claN lflcat1on1 of labOf', the contract0< and ~:30 • m . & 1:30 pm. aiSULl" J~M:~~rua:111 Wiiton. " tlll suoeontractc.n stt•lf pay-no119'111tl-.n the" tTlgtl9r WWQ9 rsta Tiile bl*'-' 19 oonduc1.c! by 1 Herber1 l..lne. Huntlni1ton hid\, ---A l'21J.4r Plana and ~mc111on1 together wilt\ proposal form. may be t i 00 elf Adult r an wCth Ad SERVICE ., ~ obtaJned at Iha off~ of the Director of Put>lle Work•. City Hill, Ex •m:l-28-84 OlltECTOIY C•t'*IM w.-, Huntington BMch, Ctllforn11 t-1tf IC , • .,,11 It Thie a1•1tnMr'lt •• ''""' won 1"' No bld wilt be rac.lffd uni ... 11 I!! made on a blank form g i... .. nt lr.m •heO IV ~ of Or-. County on T .ALIO a PAYILI I ">• 1' 11 •· 1 ·,111 enulll')' S 1114 fur""'*' by the Ofr-ectC>t of Public Work• he special •tt ntton -n · ,.,.,,1 of proepectl..,. bldd.eta I.a called to the propoaal requlremtritt. ..:; Adu.Iii S8 Children SS. 6 4 2 5 6 71 l'ublllMd Ofengiw Cont o.11y ..e forth In the ..,eelflcet1on1, for full dlrectton• u to th• bidding "' h"11Joe1 • llOt Jen 21. F.O. 2. tO. 17 1N4 The above QuanUti.t are apC)(o11ttn-1e ontv. being given Ha 214) llJ.1241 hi. >JJ 17&.14 Male tor the c;ompat'leon of bid•, and lhe tlty ot Huntlnoton ' n•ex•pen•alve• ·11n 111 epen' M•l not h!Qtl 1n pr1ee, rea1on•Dta, CllHtfied ........ advettlllno -1 Cta111t1ed Adverllstng 842-587A Thie bvtklMt conducted by 1 cor potatlOr'I htry l 8'111» " hclT,.... Thia l«Nnt WU flied Wllll ,,,. Countr Ctenl Of 0r&1'191 County on Jan I . 1084 na1• Publl•hl<I Or-atlQll Cosat Olllly Piiot Jan 17 Feb j , 10. 11. 1114 ea1.e. ' , ... ··- e OD,1 'sno over ...... 'v . HIGH 72 LOW SO f IRIT 1111181. FRIDAY JAN UARY 'l7 1984 ORANGE COUN TY CALIFORN IA 25 CENTS The two birds caught in a minor Huntington Beach oil spill are cleaned up and flying again./ A3 Fluor workers are upset about company policy re- garding wild cats on the grounds of the plant./ A3. :::::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: California Incidents of AIDS con- tinue to Increase In Cali- fornia despite extra money for research./ A4 ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·! Nation It is like hell to age. seniors tell the govern- ment during a special hearing./ A4. :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:,,:.:·:·: World The American FBI helps Norway capture a master Soviet spy who divulged many NA TO secrets./ A4 People Why Is the Cancer Detec- tion Center In Huntington Beach such a secret? I A7 A woman believes she could enjoy her childhood if she could llve it over again.IA& :::::::~,~·=·=~:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:::::.:-:-:=:~:-::::::::::::::::::· Sports UC Irvine comes from behind to upset Cal State Fullerton 81 -80 In a PCAA contest at Fullerton./81 Kareem-Abdul Ja'6bar notched 26 points, while holding Houston's Ralph Sampson to 16 as the Lakers win 131-102./81 Estancia and Newport Harbor put winninQ streaks on line ./81 :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Entertainment Ballet Pacifica's per- formance of · Peter and the Wolf' this weekend is nearly a sell-out. /Weekender When you're In the mood for 'unique cuisine,' you can dine for $100 or less at Gemmell's. /Weekender ·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Business Chamber of Commerce leaders from the six Or- ange Coast cities look at theyearpastand the year to come./85-8 The latest update on home mortgage rates In the county Is presented In chart form./85 INDEX Auto Piiot Bridge Bulletin Board Business California Newa Classlfled Com lea Crouword Gardening Horoecope Ann Landers Mutual Fund• National News Opinion People ---PollulOG Public Notices Spcrta Stock Marketa • Tele11111on Theater• Weather World News c 1·3 AS A3 85-S A4 C5-S AS cs A6 C7 A6 BS A4 AS A7 A3 BS. 04-5 81·4 B8 TV Log Weekender A2 A4 Santa . . (/ Anas get '2Dd wind' By STEVE MARBLE and The Dally Pilot Staff The howling Santa Ana winds that yanked trees from the ground, tore roofs from houses and downed dOL· ens of power lines before abating early today. were expected to regain force by nightfall. The powerf ut. dry wind reached speeds of 80 mph in surrounding areas late Thursday as it spread destruction throughout Orange County, fanning a 1,200-acre brush tire in Modjeska Canyon. In Newport Beach, roofs were ripped from four homes in posh Harbor Ridge. Nobody was i,njurcd but one family was forced to evacuate the gated hilJtop community in SpycJass Hill. In Costa Mea. a 19-year-old Hunt- ington Beach boy was critically in- U.S. Foreat Service firefighters battle racJng fire In Modjeaka Canyon Thunday. County jobless toll continues de-cline December's 4 .9 % lowest in two years By JEFF ADLER Of, ... Oelly Nol atatt Orange Count; rc~1dents con· 11nued to go back to work dunn@ December as the county'!> unemploy- ment rate plunged to 4.9 percent, Its lowest level in more than two years. according to monthly Jobless figures released Thursday by the state Em- ployment Development Department. December's rate was the lowest since September 1981 when employ· ment stood at 4.6 percent. explamed Alta Yetter. a labor market analyst for the state agency. She said that whenever unemploy- ment dipped below the 5 percent level 11 ~rcse-ntcd a strong. pos1t1vc economic sign . Just one year ago. the Jobless rate registered 7.9 percent and 97,000 county residents reported they were without work during the C'hnstmas season. And. the December 1982 figures were an improvement over the previous November's, when an all-time high 10 1,500 people were without work in Orange County and the unemployment ra te soared to 8.3 percent. Last month. 59. 700 persons were reported without work. down from the 63.600 tallied by the state in November. With o nl y minor Ouctuations in (Pleue see JOBLESS/A2) H_.ryi"or news? Readthe Pilot and Wl.D lunch on aa Hazel Klussman's ftte for lunch this week. Well. 5he may have already picked a companion by now, but tht Costa Mna woman i lunchtna for frtt bceause she' the second w1oncr in our "Tak .-.Pilot te-Lttedt'' contc5t. 9'.luuman. who li ves on Oranae \ven~. bouaht her Ptlot First Edihon at Von' Juptrmarltet. filk'd out the (.'<lupon on P1ac A2. malted it 1n tnJ "a' th,• lucky winner of a S20 lunctt ;tt the partic1pauna restaurant of her ltiOtC\' You could be a winner. too. ~· drtails on ease A2. ~ 0.-, ........ ., .... ,.,.. Wind d.amace to roof of Harbor Rlqe home In Newport Beach'• Sp1a••• Hlll tnct•llown. JUrcd when a sharp gust blew hi motor scooter into a tr~. At the Costa Mesa Poltee Depart- ment. winds unrooted a huge tree that crushed two pickup trucks. On the San Diego freeway. a 16- wheel moving van was slapped off the hiahway by the winds and came to a hall on its sides. In Laguna Beach, firefiahter~ (Pleue 1ee -wnme/ A2J Blaie Chars 1200 .. acres Firefighters brtngfng fire in control By STEVE MARBLE Of .. 0.-,,......,. Weary firefighters today were plan- ning what they hoped would be a final asYuh on a wind-whipped brush fire that has burned across 1,200 acres of Modjcska Canyon and forced nearly 100 Orange County residents out of their homes. No homes were lost 1n the fire which was bumin& cast of lrvinc and north of Mission VieJO near the Manne Corps Air Station in El T oro 'The winds have been terrible and very erratic." Orange County Fire Department spokesman Chuck Murphy said this momini ··eu1 we're now expcctin~ to have ll under total con trol by tonight.·· As many as 470 firefighters battled the blaze through the night and into the morning. sometimes watching 1n vain as flames hopscotched small canyons and danced across roadway~ Two firefi~ters suffered minor iniunes battling the blaze. Murph}' said. By early today. the brush fire had (Pleueeee BLAZE/A2) The day the roof caved in Wind rips Newport home before owner puts it up for sale By JERRY HIRSCH Of IN Deltr Nol Stell Martha .\skew was planning to put her posh Spyglass Hill home up for sale when the roof ca ved 10 - ltteralh It ha0ppened about I 10 p m Thurs- da\ Askew wa~ at work when she reee1\ed a call from her 17-)ear-old daughtCT andy Gustmg Santa Ana winds were teanng up the nonheast face of Sp)glass Hill in Newport Beach. blowing the roof off their house at U v1enna l>n'e "I v.aun 1hc. hmlsc when l felt all this shaking. The k)hght JUSl ca"cd 1n and shattered All of th' sudden the roof started coming m the ho me and Oymt all over the place:· Sandy ~1d Shmgks. plaster and larger wooden roof scc11ons from nearl) half the home now liner the ms1dc of the home and 1ts front yard in the pnvate Habor Ridge development whc-re (Plea~ tee ROOP'/A2) Laguna Canyon -road of deadly beauty LaaUH Canyon Road ,; a seven-Ifs an unscttlina sapt. csoeaa.Uy male Tona tale of confl1ct1n1 •mqies. for commuters who travel the road At lint aJant'e. the .cene alon& the da1ly. pusina by the symbols plaocd country road 1s like somethina out of there 1n memory of a dcceucd fncnd a John teinbttk novel. Cattle dot the or IOQUaintance • arecn hill ides. acres of pasture "Whenever there'a an acadcnt out canyons ind lakes arc home to an there it'a ampo 1ble not be affected assor1ment of wtldhfe. Each after-by I\," said l.uuna Be.ch City noon, commuters dnvina south· Counc11man Dan 1<.enncy. who lost ---,_~-0-p-p_l_n_g ____ kbo"'U'"n.-..d'"-1 .... re...-nn-utr.t'd,.._,tmo.--ttbr"'ta•t'"'hrtit11attmina ....... -t-.tw'""o~~ff'1 ""•et"'"1dtt.sN1m11111"'"11..,1ut0"'8t'CldC'ftt"'Ofrthe- sunsc11 as the hilltops form 11· road tcvcral years•· for a new Car? houettes Q111n t skies drenched With Last fall. the tiaht·knu ICUldc red. orange and purple. communjty wu shook by two fatal Check Out the deals And then there are the small white a«idcnts \n 16 day_s. Two local tttn· crossc1 hn1na the two-lane roadway. aacn -Stacy Davis and lcesa in today's Auto Piiot one tor each of the 26 people who nyder -d ied an an Oct. l8 two-car • have dted 1n auto accidents here 11nce collision on Lquna Can}'On Road -Pagea C1·3 197S that1cnanothcr11rlcn11cally11'\Jurtd. I • LP. IEIET FO CUS ON THE NEWS Then an the fint week of November. the town was hocked ap1n when JO. )'C&f-old Shawn larivtt died an a tnaJe<.ar accident on the 1U\lon of the road known a Bll Bend curve. Lanvee, pol1ct report, had ~n ' I dnnkan& at the time of the acc1~ent Laauna Canyon Road madt he:ad - 1ines ap1n rcccntl> when Santa Ana 1nomey Cormltus Bahan .filed a SI m1lhon cl11m on ~half ofh1'\ client, Samantha hannon, the Lqun1 Beach 11rt who wa cnucally n\jurcd 1n the Oct IS car accident. A Cahfom1a H wa Patrol an· .;......;..;.;._,__ .. on tcnnin . annon was at fault ln IA&JC accident due to uce J\IC pttd and 1a k of dn"tnt upenencc The cla1m. bo '41-U, charan thal the taty. Ora.nae Countv and uatc wert mpons1ble for · nnon'\ lft· Junes btt~ust they ~m h nt 'n (Pl_.. ... A R9AD/ A2t I \ ---·----------------------- WINDS REGAINING FORCE .•. From Al battled u !.mall bns~h llrc that brokc out on l em pie Hills Drive Pohcc pulled all motnrcylc'> off roads when one ollkcr·,. C'ydl' wa) blown into a guard nul Fvet)when:. power line!> were dowl'I In aJI, 82.7~1 Southern C'ah· torrua Edtson rn~tomcrll "'rrc htt by '><:attcred power outages th roughout the day. Jim Kennedy. an Ed1~on spokes- man. said most of the blackouts occurred in Santa .\na. Huntington Beach. Westminster and C'o-.ta Mesa. One major outage occurro:d when a uee hmb fell into an Ed1!>0n ~ub!>ta- 11on at McFadden A"enuc and llrookhurst Street in Westminster 1u'>t before 5 p.m. That incident t·aused a 45-m inute blackout for I \.950 Edison customers in pon1ons of Huntmgton Bealh, Fountain Val· le\ and WestmmMer. Kennedy said. ·Edison emplo}ces "'orked through tht' night to restore electnc1ty lost hccau!>e of downed power hnc!.. Early toda). power had lx·en rc!.torcd to all hut 750 Edison rn'>tomcrs 1n Orange C'nunt\. Kenned~ 'ia1d. In Ne"'port Harbor. nearl) :?O hoat!. "ere <>napped loose from their moonng!.. Patrolman !Mild the "1nds. gusting a1 40 mph. lifted up enttre ··,heets'' of l.\ater and hurled them into boats. Residents who IOllt their roofs when tht• l.\tnd hit Harbor Ridge 1n New- ron Beach "'ere shocked. "M' wife called me and !.aid the hou!.c. wa!. tailing to pieces.'' ~1d \bdul Ka nm \foch of the roof of his ne1gbonng home. 4 Salzburg Road in Newpon Beach. wa\ wedged between the two homes. "I told her I did not behc"e her but 'he said I hcttt·r believe her and I t·ame home Fortunate!} 11 was m~ neighbor's home:· Karim said. 'lo one was in the damaged home "hen the roof "'as tom off Kara m \Jld the house has been "acant for . 1bout four year~ \n inspector with the Ne" port Hl·ach building dcpanment surve}cd ht' damage in the posh Sp~glass Hill nl'1ghborhood He noted that the home on 4 ~al1burg ""3'> an 1dcnt1cal model to a homt· of 32 Vienna Road that had 11' roof damaged 1n the windstorm. "It is thce,act .. ame model. It could ht: a co1nc1denct' orthe "'a) the homn .ire pointing:· the inspector said One ot the "'orst mishaps came "'hen H untin~ton Beach reStdent T1mo1h' Tont1. 19. \\3'> los~ed from hr'> motor ~cooter in Costa Me~a The ·teen i:s..11ste!'.1 1n a111cal cond1110n toda' at Fountain Valle' C ommun1 tY Hospital · · Tonti undcrnL·nt emergenc)' -.ur- &l'f\ Thur!><Ja, ~after gu'>t} winds t.iused him to lo'>e \.Ontrol of the \ esi:ra motor -.cooll'r he was riding He"' a'> throv. n <>' l'r J t urb and in tu a tree. Police said I ontt. who wa\ not "eannga hdmet l.\J'> '>Outhhound on Platenua ·\\enue "hen he and the h1kl' \\<.'fl' hurkd in111 the tree H1<. l \l le l3nll to rl'\t Jb.1ut nil 1t·c1 3\0.J\ Iron thl· '>Ill' ol the Jc.:t 1dcnt \ runa"'a' hot .ur halloon hc1ng U'>l'd to ad\l~rtlw the opening ot a llollda' Health ')pJ in West ( 0\1na 1ore luuSl' from m anthor Thur!>da' and tra,ekd abou1 flO mile~ ~outh to -..anJuan(ap1\trano "'hcre1t lloatcd do"'n on p<11.\tr line'> In 'c"'p<1rt C enter and other huc,1nt''>'-and commercial ccnt~rs. the winds kno1:kcd out gla\'> v.indov.'>. In \anta .\na. a hank teller 1.\3\ 1n1urtd "'11h a fi, e-1nrh chunk of glass hit him 1n the hdcl. Crew membera right their plane after the craft flipped over at John Wayne Airport. BLAZE .. : •. From Al broken into stx separate fires -all reponedly a safe distance from area homes in the brushy canyon off Sanuago Canyon Road. The roanng fire. driven by winds clocked up to 80 mph, broke out shonl} before noon Thursday and swelled from a half-acre spot fire to a ~00-acre inferno m less than three hours. Fire authorities now have in- dicated that the fire probably staned after prison 1mmates cleared and piled dry brush in the area for what was supPQsed to be a controlled bum.' Modjeska Canyon resident 'Joyce Rickman. 40. !Ml1d she saw the fire start near where pnson inmates had been burning off the brush. "I was looking nghtout the window uf my house and saw the fire right where the crew was.'' she said. "Me and my girlfnend started running out I saw it on th e edge and said 'My God. 11's going to take off and sure enough 11 did: It became a full-blown fire- '>torm. And It happened so fast." Several residents reponed that the fast-moving fire came within 50 yards of their homes. Some residents pack- ed up and left wh 1 le others cleared df) brush from around their homes and dampened roof tops with garden hoses. Some homcO\\ ners moved horses and livestock from field to field as the d1rect1on of the fire shifted wildl y \\l\h the wind The Red ( ross opened a ~helter at Silverado Community Church for those forced to nee their homes. fhe shelter. at 8002 S1lverado Canyon Road. opened at midnight and will remain as long as needed. according Rrd Cross spokeswoman Jan Crow. Fire spokesman Murphy said the fire began in the small Harding Canyon and moved south and west from there. 9y mad-day Thursday. the fire had jumped to Modjeska Canyon and was burning toward nearb) Williams Canyon. The blaze later leaped Santiago Canyon Road and burned toward Bolero Canyon By late this morning. fires were sull burning and kicking up smoke at all of the sites. A layer of smoke could be seen as faraway as Huntington Beach. Fire Capt. Mark Reinhold said the blaze could have been much worse had not hillsides and .anyon been green from recent rain storms. ··The wind was pushing the fire but because of the vegatation 1t was not burning as quickly as I\ might have.'' said Reinhold. He said under worse cond1t1ons. the fire coyld have swept much closer to populated areas near Irvine. Fighting the blaze along with count y firefighters were crews from the U.S. Forest Service. the C ah fomia Department of Forestry and fire- fighters from Newport Beach. Costa Mesa. Irvine and other area c1lle!. JOBLESS FIGURES DROPPING ... From Al funl' and .\ugust. uncrnplo)mL·n1 ha) lkclincd s1cad1l~ throughout the }Car .1 .. 1he cconom1t rel<>' en took hold in < >rt1ngt• <nun\~ ) ellcr prcd1t·ted that urwrnrln) men1 for <ill ot J lJX~ "'ould <l'tragt· about h "p1:rccn1. I kLL'm b1:r'\ f;" orahk l'm plu~. 111t•nt nc"<, WJ'> attrihutcd large!\ to lht• rolHl\1 ( h11'trT1.l\ hU\IOg '>l'a'>llrl !<t•l,111 011tlt'" Ill llll' u1unt\ a<ldt•d I IHI IL'lllporJr\ \Jlc'> tkrl.\ during lhl' 11111nth Jll llllll'J\COt .,OOo\t'T the .tnl'mlt I "'X~ < lm\tm.t., \ea-.on I hL' tuunt' \ dettron1c., indu\tn \.,,,1, anothc1 'It'< 1111 ot thl.' l'tunom} 1h.11 ht:gan hinng 111 December. ·1cld1n~ 500 1oh'> to pa\ roll'> last month. uains al~o were reported by the sen ice and trade industries as '"ell as the finance. insurance and real estate industries One other factor that played a role in the unemplo)'ment decline - one that ca n't be predicted from year to vcar-wasgood weather. Yetter said fhe sunn~. dry days that. for the mo\I part. fa, orcd ~out hem Cahforn1a th1' "'inter prevented a seasonal down- turn in the construction industry I ooking ahead. Yetter said preliminary estimates indicate that total employment an Orange County 'hould increase by about 41 .000 jobs during 1984 for an annual growth ratt' of 4. 7 percent. Forecasts peg the unemployment rate at 5.4 percent for 1984 and slipping to 5 percent 1n 1985. she said. December's employment gains were matched 1n Los Angeles Count ), the state and the nation. though Orange ( ounty'-. rate. a~ 11 has trad1t1onalh . remained substanuall) lower Los .\ngeles ( ount> ·., unemploy- ment rate fell from 7.8 to 7 percent between November and December. the state's declined from 8.3 to 7.9 percent and the national unemploy- ment rate shd from 8.4 to 8.2 percent. A ROAD OF DEADLY BEAUTY ... From Al the design and maintenance of the road that wind'I from Laguna Beach inland to the 5an Dl(~go Freeway fhe da1m appear'> headd for the courts The legal action hardl} comes as cln\ supnse 10 Cl\} officials Scores of c;1m1lar claim\ havl' been filed against 1 hl' gu.,.ernment O\.l'r the yea". A.It hough mo~t e' cryonc agrees the road 1'i inadequat<' for thc"'t7.000 to 24.000 car"' that tra YCI ll each da) and dc~p1tc the violent rnlhs1ons. tragJc death!> and <iubsequl·nt la"'su1ts. 1m pro,cmcntc; 10 arc not e'Cpcctcd to 1.1!..l' placc until 'rnnct1mc 1n I Q86. Thar·., when the -.tate plans to began a S ~ 6 m1lhon prnJt't t to widen the road from two to fnur lanes and to rcahan 81f Bend (Ul\C ron1calh thr da\ ~hannon'$ SI m1Jhon cl.l1m "'a' tiled an U,una Bealh Cll\ llall. '''' official\ weft' in C 11\ta \ic:o-..i. mL·r'ung v.1th ~tatt" tran'iportataon au1horit1l'\ who have JUrl~ll'tlOO Cl\('! thC' road to dl~U\S wa'' to 1mmed1a teh makr tht' road s.1 frr ~J}Or Bob Gentr) \.1a;or Pro f('m Robh1e Minkin andl1t\ Mun osgcr "C'n Frank v.rnt to mt'tl <. 111lran\ offirntl' Hcm1 liederoth and < harlcs Bo)cr in hope' of convrnc1n1 1hem to build a tcmpor.tf) mrd11n barncr down 1be center of the h1Jhway tlona Bag 8<-nd cur\lt ( altnms offic1111\ C"umc to the • meeung armed with some supnsin@ statistics. numbers that showed the road is not as ha7ardous as everyone believes. They ruled out maltina any short-term physical improvements, but instead proposed studying the poss1b1hty of starting a safety aware- ness program which the ci ty 1! prepared to embrace Data compiled by the state shows the h1P1way 1s safe 1n it' present cond1t1on for careful drivers who sta)' within the 50-mph speed limit. Since Jul} 1978. there ha ve been only six cross-median accident' between Ca- nyon Acres and El Torro Roads and JU~t nine from El Torro Road to the freeway dating back to July 1981 Other stud1e' 'iho~ that the fatal- 1ty/inJury rate on Laguna Canyon Road 1s not s1gr11ficantly higher those of s1m1lar route'> throu&Jlout the state ~we lcamrd that the roads aren't as danaerous b) statewide standardus I had thought," Gentry said tatc official~ also contended thal n>edian bamef\ on two-lane roads tend to increa~ ~rtain types of accidents. i.ptt1fically rur~nd col- lmon,, ·~ ca" slow down to cross o'er into the opposite lane What's more. such n bamcr would re tnct cmerscncy vehicle and dnvm from havin9d1recucct,\lo bu me and rc4'1denon nn either tidt of tht h11hw1v. "We might consider the bamer when we ellpand the road," Boyer said. ··out at this time it's not appropnate" The safety awareness campaign would ask travelers to tum on low- beam headlights as they travel along the road dunng daylight hours. The state would likely plac.c two s11ns - one near the San DiCJO Freeway off- ramp at one end of Laguna Canyon Road and another at the other end near Forest Avenue -asklna dnven to tum on headlights for safety. In add1tton, the C'Jty would launch a media campaign to 1nfonn the public on the pr<>Jram. Boyer said similar safety proanms are under way in two comm uni ti~ in Nnorthem Califom1a. b\!t the re$ults arc 1nconclus1vc. Nevcnhele s. ·•1t appears worthwhtlc to consider 1t ." Boyer said Althouah city officials art acnerall> tnthus1a.4't1.fa some have urrc scd ,.to~cc aoout the benefi1s o such a ~ m.- .. hope the novelty of the idea la ts wtlh dnveB un11l the state can 1mprovt' the road," Minkin SIU .. "I think n's a aood idea." Gentf') said .. R1ghl now the crossn help k«s> people aware that caution is nttded on the road. Ptrh1pt tum1na on our hcadltahtt can help, LOO." WEATHER Winds to calm down after tonight 9\HllflOICNI 2t 14 Coastal Cell* 33 ,. Chw•1on.IC H 02 CMtlMlon,WV ~ 21 ,, ....... eovl~Of.ln:lncl• CNnotte.NG u 40 l*ow ':r': I I 26 &:: .. 37 20 10 10 40 belOw ,,,. ""C WIO 41 25 ~ w1111 111ono-oue• '' Ane CinclnNU 43 2t """°' '*<...ene ~ IOfllQhC -ci.wlWIO « 32 comot'9 10 10 U .... S.l11tdr( 9uMy ~ll<•SC i1 .. encl I ltltll WAI,_ kt1,1rdey Htghl COlutnbue 46 29 t.lwdey n 10 U low. 1on19t>1 1t1 IN DellM f'IWonh ... 31 409 ""' loww 60e Ollylon 40 2t eo Ft0tn POUlt ~ to BM Oen• 0 26 CIMW!te llllllWI 10 IN~ lkltder O.M-40 15 w!d oul IO mtlel -Inn« ._.i.r. Smell Oelroll u 33 et•ff tdvl~ lor the entire ., .. Dullilh 23 -07 Dea~ l\Of'IMMI wlnOe below Ille lf PMO .. 34 oet!Y-lonlQlll ~ 10 to 20 Fwbenlll 2t .39 llno41 .. 1vtdty EJMwNte llgllt •Iii-Fwgo 23 -10 ab19 -....Ot ':1':,' WIO ktwClty ••· fl90Mlll .. 21 cec>I _, 10 15 knQC1 S.hitdty Ot..i, ... 44 2t 111\-CIMtlll• Hwtlvrel ~ 23 Nl"Ontl WHI,,.. S."'tC• 70 0u1e1 ••I•• Smll Cf•n Ad.i.otv ......... 42 3' -Ille entwe -Nor'lll IO n«l'-91 ~ 13 72 NOAA U ~ 0.pl ol C0tnme<c1 WVMle 16 to 26 knott Wllll c:om!Nned ~ ... » Fron11 Cold ..-. Warm ..., -I to 10 '-' lod~ Wind WIO -1ndlen4lpolle 47 31 oecr .. .i'i\ IOfllQl>t ~ non11-~ ...... It 27 ... I 6 10 f k"Oll Wltll 3 lO ~ 001 -t0n¥111e 80 54 N9wYOtll 40 30 StLOUtt w #:J S.lutdl~ CIMr tklM ~ 311 30 K..-Clty 80 29 Norlolll 61 37 St Pele-Ttm~ eo .. ~llPletlt 41 21 S.itl•• 39 22 1..M\legM 5e 47 Oll~Cll)' 81 3" Sen Anionic> ee 41 Extended Ul1le Aoc* 55 38 OmMt ,. 20 SM Diego 10 07 t::r-75 M 41 25 Of1etl60 81 80 Sen FrencHco • 53 Fw wnn mo.11y eunny and .,.,,.. luOl>oe* 80 29 PMlnSpMgl 10 47 S1S1•M-20 13 ~ 63 25 S..111• ~ 47 C19YS CW.ty Senti Ana wlnelt It II,,_ """"""' 541 21 ,.._... 73 0 Slv~ 63 ,, 1t1 lnCI below eom. eet>yont Hlgllt 7'l MlllTll 111 75 10 82 Low. moecty 38 to !M MllwllUIC .. 36 24 Plll.ciu<ct 47 31 SIOu• Falla 31 10 Mple-St Peul 23 -01 PMllfl Me 3S 17 Spoil-40 se NM/lllllle 49 23 PMllnCI. O<e so 4t Svr-3t 24 New Orlelnt so 42 Pro~ 42 29 Topek1 60 30 Temperatures =•I) St 3t T-ea 311 48 28 , ..... 81 38 3r~ Tides Reno 44 25 W..,.ltl(l\Otl 59 31 ~o 62 3t WocNle so 31 Alt>et>y Att>uq.-qye S3 27 TOOAY Amerlllo 53 26 ,._~ 20 01 StconclNgll f 12Pm 33 Surf report ....___ 51 32 Sec:oncl low 11 Hpm 24 Alleme 64 45 IATUM>AY """high 6S41 m AUMtlcCny 49 .a 5 1 LOCATION CONC>mOM F1n1low 06 1121 123pm Au.IJrt aa 43 Huntlng!Of\ Be.eh l..J 1111 Belllmot• eo 2f SeconCI lllgll 103pm H River Jelly. NewPofl 1·3 llK-poor 8111tng• 48 37 Sun Nie IOOly 11 S 11 rl m ·"'-11 tatll St N9wpotl 1·3 111<-poor Bltmlnghem 59 47 22nd St , Newport 1-3 ltlt-900< Blematek 31 04 6 S3 • m S11ure11y ano Nit egain at 5 19p"' e.lboeWedQI 1·2 -8olN 34 23 Llgune 9Mdl 1 -Bolton 39 32 Moonte111ooeye112 57pm rlMS SenC......,,te 1-2 ,.., Bfownnlle 88 48 SllurOI)' et 3 37 I m 1nC1 Mii 11 I 40 Wiier Temp 56-St Swell Olr.c:tiOtl _, Bufttlo 30 30 pm 'Devil winds' strain tempers -Forecaster tells 'why' of Santa Anas By CHRISTINE DECKER Of tM Dally l'llol lta" The} come howling. hammenn@ and gusting. Trees bend their trunks to the ground and snap. Windows rattle. Tumbleweeds skip across Cit) streets. Dust swirl~ and skin becomes parched. For many, e1TJot1ons be- come strained. Here come those Santa Ana wmds again. The) can came come like scream- ing banshees at almost an) time of the }ear and eau~ ragjng fires. accidents and power outages. But ll takes JUSt the nght weather cond111ons to whip up these wands. according to An Lessard. spec1al1st for the National Weather Service. "You ha'e to have a mass of cold air o'er the Great Basin area and a low pressure system here. Then what happen~ 1s like water running down a hillside." he said . The cold air mass this ume came from Utah and Nevada mountains, raced across the desen losing molSlure and gaining speed as 1t t'areened through canyon!. until 11 reached the lowest pressure 1one - Southern California. ROOF CAVES IN ... "Santa Anas don't always bnng hot desert air into the area. It depends on what season it is and what the temeratures are in the mountains from where the) onginate.'' Lessard said From Al three other homes suffered similar roof damage Manha Askev. doesn't know how much ll will cost to repair the home or even if 11 was insured. For Askew the disaster could not have come at a· worse time. "I JUSt lost m) husband 11 months ago and I was having a lot of trouble keeping up wuh the payments. What else could happen? This 1s 1t.'' a stunned Askew said. "When my husband died he did not leave a lot of hfc insurance.'' she added. .\ske" 1or, struggling to continue th e fa mil) 's auto business. Quality Re- sales of Santa Ana. Askev. took over running th e business when her hus- band Bill A'ke"'. 42. died of cancer Kidnap suspect arrested Fountain Valle) poliu: deteCtl\ec; arre<,ted a 14- \ear-old (,arden Gro'e h1sh school '>tudenl as the third ~u~pc1:t in the kidnap- ping Monda)' of a Viet- namese student. Ot"fec11 vcc; say thC) be-1t!\' e1hc )Ou th. arrested in the pnnc1pal'~ office at La Quanta High School. was one of fi,e tee n-agers who kidnapped 14-year-old Vuong Hu ) Ngo as he walked home from st·hool with fncnds and drove him lo San Jo'>c lollowing a long illness. "Runnmg a used car lot 1s not easy and 'it is real hard 1f you arc a woman.'' she said. standing outside her damaged ome. Newpon ach firefighters told the As~ews not l ~tay •r the home unul the wind su · . The) !.aid they would stay with friends. Two of Askew's three daughters were 1n the home when the roof blew ofT. Sand) ..aid it really scared her 4- 'ear-old sister Debbie. · "She was reall) afraid he Just clung on to me and wouldn't let go." Sandy said "When we were read) to leave she kept on going 'Mom my blanket 1s in there.' ··Sandy said. Man) legends abound as to where th e San1a Ana Winds got their name. One !.tory say!. the winds' real name is "Santana," denved from an Indian name meaning "wind of the evil spin ts." Another legend 1s that they were named for Mexican General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana, whose troops rode like the wind, k1d.ngupa storm of dust. striking fear into the hearts of settlers. It's also thought the> got their name from Santa Ana Can) On where the lipan1sh first encountered the stron~ v.1nds Thi'> recent batch of Santa .\na w1nd'I wa<, expected to blow even harder today than Thursday and may begin to subside Saturd~y Take A Pilot to lunch and win a lunch on us The Daily Pilot will buy lunch for you and a friend up to $20 To win, you iust have to fill out this coupon and ma1l 1t 1n to Pilot Lunch. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa, Cal1forn1a 92626 A winner will be drawn weekly frc!m entries received the previous week Pictures of winners w ill appear in the Pilot Winner~ may choose to have lunch at any of our part1c1pa1ing restauran1s. which include The Grinder. Zub1es. Hogue·s. Spires A complete list of part1c1pat1ng restaurants is available to winners Detectives also revealed an arrest \.\arrant has been issued for another kidnap suspect. Tuyen Van Dao of Santa Ana . r ' ,,.,, ..•• (I ,f' . 1rt ... "f!' fTft PU,J'td.t p~~'f r PQl. t~ I I , .... Police say they believe Dao. 18. and another suspect may be in Oregon or Washington. Ngo. the kidnap v1c11m. slipped away while his ab- ductors slept 1n a San Jo~ motel room Tuesday. Police went to the motel and arrested two juveniles but the others :lad fled . •'(•<.\.i'o Ge I "'•" 1;!Pl•C.,<l •I a•[M l,~1 1 JJOWl'\•Ba,S"''"I C.O~·.,M<>'.tt I COUPON I I I I N;-w1P PhonP I I I I Address I I I I WherP you bought I I your tu11c.ht1me Pilot _ _ _ I --------------------------------· Just Call 642-6086 Wbat do you like aboul tbe Dally Pilot? What don't you like? Call tbe number at left and your me1111e wlll be reC'ordtd, transc"bed and delivered co tbe approprlate editor. Tbt 11mt t4·bour au1worlng 1ervtct may~ uud to record letters lo tbe editor on any topic. Coatrlbutora to our wtten column must Include lbelr name ud telepboae aamber for veriflcallon. No clrculatJoo calls, please. Tell u1 wbat'1 OD your mlDd. J o-., "'°' DeftYWJ .. 0"9fllftteed MOllOa'f ''"'•' If '1"111 Oo not hl•t '°"' ,,..,,.. l>'f ~~""'mo.tor• 10"' •"a your cno., ••II ll• OllWoet.1 S1t11<de'f •"4 ti.ino.y 1t '°" 00 114>1 ._.. '°"' copy 11y 7 1 11'1 • DelOrt 10 I lft IM 10"' COPY ..... .,. °"""9r eel ..... ...... • ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. ~Wertz Ill Publllhef chazr 0owet1br EdttOf ond AU111on '° tht ttotJn'lnV .......,,,c.... flt~., *"llllO" MAIN MF1CI~ 330 W• 8ey 61 C.O.C• u..a CA ..... --eo. tseo c:o. .. ..._ CA t262'6 Ccc>ytlghl 1983 °'"'99 Cout ""'*"-'O ~ Ho "••• •1011e1 11tu11r11tone ed1ton11 "'•"•' or tdvefl_lt, ..... ..,,_.,.,.,~~ ..... ~ OI QOOyflgl\I - VOL. n, NO. 71 I' I --OB the .1 _ , • I J Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Frid NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS .. THUISDAY'S CLOSING PltC£S Dow JoN£s AvERl\GlS ' WHAT NYSE DID NEW VOIUC 1.APJ Jan. 2' TOdl! ~· UP s ANO DowN s NEW YOAK (APJ -TIW folloWl'11 1111 snows 1ne New YOl"k Stock Excnel19* slocl>.s end warrants that tieve oone uo the most end down tne most baMd on percent of change regardlns Of volume for Thursdev. No s~urllle~ trading below S2 ere Ind~ ·yded Nel and e>ercentaoe chetlQllS are 1"-Cllfference belween lhe Pl'.evlous CloS no orlce end lodav's t~5m. once. Name Lasl C"i! 1 GenGwln wt 9~ 1 i'9 2 MGMGHotl 13 3 NevadaSL I• 1,._ • PralrProd n 10' l ~ s MnolAUI 23 h 1 .... 6 Shoelowri n 9 '"> 7 HomeslCIFin n 20'"2 l'le e Stor~Tecn 12~ ~ 9 ACF trid •S7• 2~• 10 Marc:ade 2~ 1 • 11 PSlnCI • 16of 7~ ~ 12 Aleundrs 21111 1 13 Gen Growtn 27 I • 1• MGM·UA Enr 13''' + ~ IS WarnrCom 29~ l '~ 16 BrillshLnd S~ ''• 17 2•nouet B 61111 11. JI H~':::~:r Gas ~1/2 i ~:~ ~ L.ILCo f)fW ~ ~ 1 Ho~selntl 3• 111• Pn I \ .33of 0 t ~ ~n on E1ec 13~ + t, eneK o Inc 61-. + .- c; l\mt11V't' s oo~fls + . .., Name Last Cno 1 NVF Co 2 -r. 2 Robins AH 18'' _-2,il 3 BkAm sod of 11 1 .... • AMO s 30~ -l"t S Lowes s 21 -1-l .. 6 snawlnCI s 19 1, -1'1'2 7 L.eQu1nla 16 • --I~ 9 F ruenf e>f 3'6 • 2¥11 9 FoxSta Phot 1He -~ 10 LehValln -J 2 16 NI lndusr 21loe -tlt 11 Coa,nmn s 26 -''" 18 UMET Proe> 4 • 19 Ma"e' wr 4 • -70 MesaOffsl'I r '1 " -• 21 Am HOSC>tl 39 • -2 • 22 GoldWsrFn 12 -I • 13 Eesrr1A,rL 6J• -... 24 1<ena1Co 4 1 -• 2S EosrnA r of 11~9 -~ Pct Up p ~ii ~:t_ 8: ii Uo . Uo Uo Uo Ue> '· Uo • .. 9 Uo 0 8~ t91 Uo •· UP A. Uo •. 8: 1·: UP .9 UJ> ·; UP . Uo WHAT AMEX Om NEW YORK CAP) Jan 26 Pre11 Tod,~ Advanced 311 Declined Uricl"tanoe<i 206 Total •UUH 7881 New l'l10 hS 10 New •ows 6 d°fu , AMEX LEADERS . oric.et: and net chanoe of the 1~ mos1 acltve Am erican Stock Exchange \sues trao ono nation alty at more lhan \1 OomePir 932\500 3 J 16 -1 • }6 Wariol aOS n 500 JO ) -.. Oor(hstGas 261 100 21 ~ -1 PetroLew 218 700 9 • + • TIE Com,.., s lSS 100 23.._ -> Te.u~A rCp 10981 200 a-. -• OareP'O s .600 27 -1•., Cve>rusCo 9S 900 ~'""' -t ~ ~\~~~t'nl n ~t~ ll : + 1 • 1;rl\11J~1Jji!M@i NFW YOR~ 1AP\ Mosr .si;hve over· •tie t '""'"'' SIOCkS !.uPPl1eCI bv NASO N o'I"'~ Volume Sid Asked Cng C:onvo 905 800 71 e 11 • -2 " ~<..I \ J88 400 U • 14 ~ -~ In 11'1 \ )i J 700 36 • )~ J -\,. AppplSt'L 7>2.200 27 , 11\.• + SF S87 400 1 l ~ 11 1 ~Hiiie \ 51~ 000 l'• U -• G Fd0 '-479 000 ~ • 9 • ~ 1' €~ cT -'6~joo ·~ • •S > ("1d•a \ 4S8 700 201• 2l Pti•IGI «6 lS IS 11 i METALS QuorE~ __ "£"' •OR-. 1H'1 Sool nori .... o.11 m1toll ll"('llla !f-0•• c-'·~·· 68 , ... , ••• -"° ll ~· o-llrlll'I•-~ t>• ro -·",... ~ ... c-, - ,..Cl"t C -W.O LNd H ?e c-11 e IXY'CI ll"C ~ 1 1.: ...... pour'ld "--"" '"' 11 •• ,1 ........ .,,.-~ .. lt -I I t.el'Lt. jlO\l"CI lj' ...,., .. •00 M...o' .... .,,,..,. ,.,,,,, "~ ~· ....... S.~11'1"-•"""""9 .. -v co... ·~ . -~ ':MOO l)l~OOe--lllt ,... '-9! ,.,..llMml 13• 1 l.IO ~,.; -1-I ot ••• That's a n apt description of both bu ine and busin sspeoplealongth e OrangeCoa t . Toke ptrackof _ wherecompfin s a re going a n wni 1 peoplear helpin them get there,just watch 'Credit Lin · ry day in th Bustnesssecttonofyourn w DlilJPilDi 88 Orange OOatt DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 27, 1984 Wrldngts on the wall Butterfield Sanna• now hu lte name [n 11'bt:e OD lte new cor- porate headqll&J'ten faoWty ln the M>uth tower of Hutton Centre ln Santa Ana. Butterfield hu mo•ed from Brea, be- comlng the firat cor- porate ataff to make the mo•e into the new facility. Follow- lng the corporate ataff into the new omcee la the operat- ing dlvtalon. Ba.t- terflel4 Savtnga ie occupylnf in ezceu of 93,000-aquare- feetln the recently completed etructure, one of two currently etancllng OD the 45- acre elte near John Wayne Airport. a a t ' , 5 - J --.. r ..., ;;~ ?~-?--------- EXPERT ADVICE . Their advice can lead to big profits SACRAMENTO (PRN) -Commodity trading adv1so~ can help produce profits for their subscnbers. according to statistics published in the January 1984 issue of fhe C'ommodlly Traders c·onsumcr Repon, 1he industry's only performance monnoring service. Complete performance suu1sttcs for 1983 show that. aflcr deductm& Qomm1ss1ons, 9 of the 24 scrv1c~ monuored showed substantial profits. In several in- stances. results were outstanding -one service showed S 1.111 average profit per recommended trade. another totaled 76 percent profitable trades, and several ~turned over 100 percent on iniual margin Commodity rraders Consumer Report IS a new~ letter published to help traders select the most compatible and potentially profitable commodity advisory services. It publishes monthly stattsttcs on percentage of profitable trades. number of winning trades vs. number of losing trades. average profit and average loss, best and worst trades. amount of margin required, net profit, and more. Com modity T raders Consumer Report is neanng completion of1ts first year ofpubhcat1on. It 1s edited and published by former inal attorney. Bruce Babcock. Jr .. m Sacramento In addltlon to pursuing an a(:t1ve com modity trading career. Babcock has authored two books on the subject. The Advanced Commodity Trading Seminar Manual, and The Commodity Trading Tutor. and is currently at work on a third. He also contributes articles to the financial press and appears at investment seminars. $ l 0 bUlion anti-trust salt over methanol SANTAANA (AP)-A former aerospace W<>dcer has filed a StO billion a.nti~trust suit in federal court, claiming nine of the nation's bjgacst corporations ille.-Jly conspired to monopolize methanol fuel production. Perision system for women to be impioved Attorney Cu.rt Owen oontend.a the defendants acted to protect their own interests in petroleu"!t naumil gas and coal rcterVCS and said the suit filed 1 ue$day was the bigest private anti-trust action in U.S. history. The plaintiffs arc~ County rulcknts Charles Stone. his wife, Joyce, their business associaw. Gary Hamner of Medford, Ore. and two defunct companies, On.act Stone Industries Inc. and Methanol Performance World I~ Stone once headed Future Fuels of America loc., which flew the first methanol-powered airplat;tc cros$-co"ntry in a feat certifted by the Federal Aviation Administration. The company'• other achievements lOl Stone ~tured ill a seament of CBS' .. 60 Minutes" newa macazine. The defendants are amon1 Fortune SOO"s 10p companies: Ex~on; Mobil Oil; Standard Oil of lndiana, Ohio and California.; Atlantic Richfield Co.; E.L DePont deNemoun; Bank.America and Ford Motor Co. The su.it oontcnds that since tbe mid 1960s, the compan.i~ consp~ to •·monopolize lht manub.cture, production, distribution. u.sc and sale of methanol-based fucb" in violauon of federaJ anti-trust law. The pnvate pension s>stem covenng both home· makers and work.1ng women in the United States will be dramatically improved under the Retirement Equity Act now before Congress and virtually assured of passage. Wiped out will be the outmoded assumption that the pnmary wage earner 1s the male and that only he men ts a pension. This "dinosaur" in our laws 1s being smashed into obl1v1on -at lasc. The Sena1c pa scd the bill 1n No"cmber: the House \ers1on 1s now before the Ways and Means Commntee The adm1n1strat1on has indicated ns support. The bill mak.es s1gn1firan1 improvements in these ke> areas of pension benefits l. A husbanc.J no longer would be able to sign away his wife's sun I\ o rs benefits without her signature. This feature alone would affect millions of homemakers who. according to actuarial tables. can be expected to outlive 1he1r husbands i\s of now. a spouse can sign away his sun 1vors benefits in order to receive a larger pension dunng hi s lifetime. If the spouse -usually the husband -elects larger benefits. the pension stops upon his death. So. although the couple ma} enjo) more money dunng hi s ltfeume. his widow ~ill not have that income after his ctcath. 2. The av.eat which surv1,ors benefits arc ava1labJe Bigger trade deficit Ml.IC NOTICE Plel.IC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING SEALED BIDS CC-MS Notice ts hereby given that the City Counctl of the city of Huntington Beach, Callfornla will receive sealed bids for the BLUFF TOP LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS-PHASE II tn lhe city ol Huntington Beach, Calllornia In accordance with the plans and specifications and special provisions on Ille In the office ol the Director ol Public Works Documents will be available on January 17. 1984 A charge of S30 00. not refundable, will be required tor each set of speclt1cat1ons and accompanying drawings This project 1s funded m part by the Department of Housmg and Urban Development (l e Jobs Biii Grant) DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS ESTIMATE , , SYLVIA PORTER would be lowered. Toda>. companies don't have to offer survivors benefits before age 55 . The Senate bill would liberalize this by lowering the age to 45 as long as the employee is vested m the plan and makes survivors benefits automatic at that lime. The House b1ll 1s even less restrictive -the onl} requ1remen1 for receiving automatic survivors benefits would be that the emplo}ee be vested. Whichever version 1s passed. this prov1s1on would mean that the widow of an cmplo}ee who died at 50. for example, before he was eligible for early retirement at age 55 but who was vested in the plan. would be able to collect his pens1on:She would Just have to wait until ""hat would have been his 55th btrthda) -before she could draw on the pension. P\BJC NOTICE P\ISUC NOTICE 3, The bills would revise the rules govemmg years of service that determine how pensions are credited in two ways: First. the age at which employees can start participating in pensions would be towered to 18. which means that employees can start accumulating credit for vesting m the plan at that time. The bills would also roll back the age for calculat1ng benefits from 25 (the current minimum) to 21 These changes would permit more women (and men) to part1c1pate 1n pension plans by letting them stan at a younger age. _ Second, the amount ofleave employees can take from their jobs would be liberalized. so employees do not lose credits accrued for vesting in the company plan. This change would affect employees on the job for five years or less. Both bills would permit employees to take up to five )'ears leave without losing credits they have accutnulated for vesung Emplo)ces who have been on the job for more than five years but who are not yet vested would continue to be able to take a leave for up to the amount of time they have been work mg without losing credits. Obvious beneficiaries of this change would include working mothers. but ol<kr workers. too. would be able to take advantage of it. Pl&.IC NOTICE PlBJC NOTICE NIUC NOTICE ,tCTmOUe ...... • NA• aTAru.NT The lollowtng 1*90n1 .,. ~ ~ ... ANTHONY REGENCY, 17091 H«ben Lene. Hunllng1on a.ectl, CA 02e.4t Revency Pop1a 1no , 17091 H•btrt Lene, Hun11n91on a..cn, CA 02&4t Thia bual'-• It oonduel.O by. e CC)rpOt 1tl0n Barry L ar.c. It he/T,_. fNe ltel"'*'l WU f'lled With 1"9 COunty ca.ti. Of Or1nge County on Jlf\ I, 1114 ,..,. Publltml<I Ortnoe Cout ~ Piiot Jan 21. Feb 3, 10. 11. 1H4 N 1-M .-