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THI DRANGI COAST COUNTY EDITION
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1982 ORANGE COUNTY, OALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Frontier Airlines said exceeding • noise limits
By JEFI'' ADLEH
01 the Dally Piiot llaH
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airport 11111M· lt1111t-. ,1bout h.111 tlw
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1 11111plt1 .1t1-<l f11rmul.i UM:<l by the
1 uu11lY to .1pp11rl1un flights
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d111111K " lhri·1· month pt•rtud
111uld rt''>Ull 11l .111 a1rltm.-losing a
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Fun Zone attractions find homes
Jim Son·nson of ~•·w port Bt·uc·h n rn l'la~·
S k .. .,. Ball in hi.., honw. II•· hou~ht th•· I· uu
Zon« ~anw for ._ / .>.
By STEVE MAllBLE
0 1 tha Oall1 Piiot Ban
"Start hl'r up, LuC"ky," said
JU<'lHllll'<.'I Hudy Lark1·n tu th"
latloot•d man ~tand1ng al lht•
t·cmlrol box of lh1· 1111'1'1 y go
r1mnd
H,1 y "Lui ky" SC'otl hit th1·
''1>la1l" button .inti wtlh his
ha11ds ,r1n11111-..I 111 his .Jt'dll pc.11:k1·L.,
d!ld .i l ll(arl'llL' ha11..c1ng Crum ht.,
mouth, watt ht·d th!' JJJll1tl·d
woo1lt·11 hor.,._,., bob up and down
"Hurn. ltkt· a d1ar111, JUSt l1k" a
l harm.' bPl luw t·d Larkt:'n
~·;inning th1· t·rowd "Lt·t's start
<.11 $50.000 That'., th1..•a p. n·ally
ch1•ap Do I h1•1ir $50.00IJ'' $50
000-' Okav $:l5 !HlO I'll liik1·
$:!5 000.. .
lit• -.1·11l1'(f fur $1 5,00ll. th"
h1gh1·-.1 f1gun· of th1• mght for
any of Lht· n·m .. 1n111g b1L,, p1t~·t-s,
marhin1•s am.I 1purnl!. lhitl mc.kt·
up lht A.tllma F un Zont· a
plan· of nw rn11r1t•s that, for $5
h 1·r1• .ind $1 .ooo Llwn•, W<i:-.
cltsnl<111llt'<I Wt·rlnt·Mlay
Thl' Fun Zorw, 50 years o ld
<md showing 11, 1s Sl'ht'duled to bt-
knuckc'<i down by the e nd or the•
yt>IH and n •µlat«d w1lh uff1n•!>
,md '>ho~
·11·~ sad but I -.uppu:.i.· th•· arf'a
llt'<'(ls 1mprov1nR I havt· m1x1'<I
f1·1•l111g:-.," .,,11d Mtll11· Tatllo11
ownl'r of l"un Burt(!'!"'> one of lht•
ltmgst..tncling food uull(·t.-. at th1.·
blo1:k lonR t1rt'aclt·
Taillon -..1y1ng 'ht· "'c.tnted
"''m"th111g 111 "takf' with me·
'JX'nt $YOO buyin~ thP boat rid1
.ind lh1· hallt•n·J ... un bll'«< lwd
mm1atun• ( t1r n<lP
"I don't 1·v1•n kno w what I'm
W•tng l.u d11 w1th tht·m.' shr sa1rl
latt•r. Pymg tht· nwt.al ride"'> m th•·
l'old of lht· t•vpnmg
Tht• .tU1 t111n l1·d l.y arc ;uf1
nwn1•f'> ll.1v Ballard and Lark1•11
drt·v. lh1· 1 urious. lh1· nost<tlg1l
l h t • t 11 I I 1• l t n r .., a n d t h c·
J'v1· alway~ w.1ntPd lo own a
v11l1 ·n lo(iinlt' crowd
'What dn wr• ht·.tr fr11111
I >i 1nk1•\ Kon1o(' 1 lf'y h1·v I )v11k1·y
Ku111<" \f·ll1•d L<trk"n "Thi'> "
tlw 11r111· m,1ch11lt' ,,f th1· mark• t
Corridor d esign c riticized
L 1 k <' m" t "r",.., "' h" h ,1' t
attemptl'd lo na" 1g.Jtt thf' S<111
Diego or San~ And fn-t•\\av-. ,,,
r ush h ou r . Ur.1ng1• Cou ntv
supervison. ha\·1· 1·xrn...,,~'<l •,om1·
reservation-; O\<'I th1· "'''''
freewav'> an· dl">IJ(IW<I
Com.mc·nting 11n th1• dt•'>11'(11
proposed for th1· S.111 .J11.<qu111
Hills Transportat11111 l'11rr1d11r
sup e rv isor:, quf'sl1011t'd < r1t1•r1"
free w a y p I a n 111• r ~ u.," cl 1 11
d e le rm 1 n 1 n ~ h 11""' w 1 cl" l ht'
freeway w r1u ld h<' and wlwn·
int.erchangl'S would h•· l1x <•t<·d
The new fr1-..•way I'> <'Vr'ntually
intended l 11 I 1 n ·k S J n ,Ju a 11
Capistrano. La~lma Ekaf'h, 11 v1111
and Nl•wpnrt flf>n1 h .t111111o( .1
14-mtli· rm1tt• "ll1;1tc·d rn1tl\A. ;1v
--INDEX-----
Al Your S.-rv1<1•
Bulll'ltn Roarcl
Bus111""'"
Cavakad<'
Clas.'l1f1ed
Com11-,.
Cros.<iworn
Death Nottn"i
Ed1lorial
Entcrta1nm1•111
H orosrop..
lnU>rm1ss1nn
Ann Land.-rs
Movies
Mutual F'undR
Natlonal Nf.'WR
Public Nn l1C°f"'I
All
A4
CR <l
Ri
<"II I ~
< '1 ll
( • 1 (I
('I:.!
Al4
A fi 7,Al'.l 1:l.R7 H
C4,l't1.C'll,C'I 2
S ports
Dr S te tr)(' ro h n
St.OC'k Markr\.11
Televi.!llon
Th eaten
Weather
World New11
Cl7
A2
('Q
B7
88
A2
A3
1,. l\\1·1·11 P.<t 1!11 l '•~t'l ll1~h" ,,,
.111 I 1111' San £AeR11 ~ r • • ·v. ·"
Tl11 routt· unvf'ilr-.1 la..,l V.l'l·k
run.., from the Cornn;:i dPI M.11
F11·1·v.a\ nPar Mat Arthu1
Houh·v<1rd 1n Nf'wpnrt 84-.u h 1<>
1 h1· San Dwg11 fo'r•'!·w;1 v 111·.1 r
Av1•ry Parkway tn ... outh Or.tnlo(I'
County
Ii IS pnv1s111nt'fl by plan11Pr; (IJ
h.1vc· '>IX. eight nr 10 lanc-s alnnj.(
v;1r1ou'i .,tr1·t1 IH•t; I L woul d
111dudl' <;(•parate C'Xprrss lanl'S for
huS<'S nr a mass transit rail ltn1•
Rt•fon• vottnl.( unanimously to
,, u t h 11 ri , ,, a ~Pr 11·., o f pub I t 1
h1•.1r1n g., 111 .Janu.iry 1111 t ht·
pr opno;i·d rnule <,11p1•1 v1<.,11r..,
.1'ik!'cl f11r a-;.,ur;111u·., I h;1t th1·
d1·'>1gn 1,1k1·' 1n 111 1on~•·h·rat111n
prr>J'< tl'<i grov. th pallC'rn'i nf thP
f u lttr•·
·1-:v1•n lh111g has bc·t·n v. rong
"' r •• r .,<11<1 Su perv ISUr'i.
< 'h c11 r m ,, n 8 r u < 1· N cs tan d".
r1 ·f<•rr1ng lo lllh1·r prOJt'l'ltons
rnafl1• hy < ounty µlann1·ro; or
1 ndr•pt•ndt•n l consu I tan ts "Tht·
S unta /\n.i Frt•!'way Jail
c-ap11c·1t1t·-. No 111w's t'VN ·gur>S.-.ecl
right ..
Nc·stnnd1· -;ugg1·stl'll that
fr1•pway clc'ltRnrrs tf'Sl their
cl1•s1gn o f thf' nrw fr .... eway by
asking th1• 'l<lffil' rompu trr tn
rt·dl·•nlo(n Lht· San Otego and
(S4'c FREEWAY, Pa~e A4 1
Burglary • • v1ct1rns
• •
By JODI CADENHEAD
Of the O•lly Piiot Stan
Evt•r yon I' w hn c nnw I•> t hi'
11H'l'1tnj.( had a s tory to tf•ll Soml'
WC'rr h11q~lary vwt1ms Othrr<i
k n1·w !ll:imc·onP down th1· 'ltrr'i'·t
nr ncxt door who hnd ln1-t
11•1t'v1s1on Sf'ts. JPWPlry, c·ash or
1rn·pla<:'t'Ahl<' fnmily hr1rloorn.s m
thf' C'OUfl'l(' of II l'flmt'
II n p 1 n g t n r l' d ll t " t ht'
l1k1•l1hood o f rnmp on thr1 r
-itn'f't. lhl' Cost.a M1'!aa rPS1denL'l
WNI' g<'ltmg lo know e11d1 ot hN
Ill a NPtj(hborhuod W all h
mcet111~
Th t> tt y f' a r o Id pro g r ,, 111
lC'AChr!I llE'C'Urtl y I(•( hnt4Ul'8 lo
rt>Stdents and ent•oura~NI cart'(ul
survei llance and n•porl1ng of
!IU3p1now act1vlllf'1! by nrlghbo~
O U1cialll say ll 11 d1f~1<ult to
Mesa
.1ttr1hut1• a d1n'l'l reduction in
<nm!' to lhf' NC'1ghhorhood Watch
p r o g rnm Hut th1<i y 1•ar the
numh«r nf burgl:inPs in Cost.a
MC'AA d1ppt"d 40 J)('rCf'nt, while
part1c-1pat1on tn the pro gram
inc·reaiwd h y obou l 20 J)('rr<-n t ,
r.m ·ording to pollc'f' offic't'r Philip
I lnrtm1111
Mrn1l of lhc> IM burglaries in
Costa M <'AA lruit mo nth involved
u nloc.·kt'<i or Of)('n dooni, windows
Rnd raragp rloors, H artman Mid
"l rvrrybody w o uld JUBl lock
up wf•'d !IP(' a d<'Crea.se "
But many p<>(lple still leave
their hom<'ll unlockf'd or el1e
sec-urf' thf' front door and forget
to use the lock hanging on thf'
garage door. Hartman Mid
(S~~ NEfCIJllOlUIOOD, Pa(lt Aa >
Dally Pllol Pt>olo. by Gary Ambro.e
Lurq Mor#(an t•ht•c·k~ out t ht· h or.,f'flf'i.h o n tht• Fun Zon t .. <·u roui.t•I.
Tht· mt•rq -~o-round \o\f'fll for$ I :i,000 in Ba l bou lHH'tiou .
Le 1·., st.;1rt ..tl $1 000 Do I h1•;1r
$I ()()()"'"
Thi· mdth1m oix•rwd UJJ with
1L-. nw~.hamt<.tl guts hangmg out
fur 11ublat tn'>pN 11011 wt·nl for
$800 Star Castlr· w1·nt for $1 50
&orwrk fo r $1 75
A Wt•ll w orn ptnh.!11 mal'htnt•
1t-. ~lass lop ... rn•·arc-d with wh1tt
p<Jml Jnrl '>l1ck y f rom 'ptllc-d ~oft
drinks wt>nl fo 1 $50 Thi• St>.
Mtllton Dollar Man mo<lt•l w 1•n1
fur $1 50. Supt:mlan fn1 $:.mo
. J im S111 t·n~1 ·n w ith tw o
1·hlldrPn tn tow. wa.c; w ,11\lllj.( lo
l11d 1111 a Skt-.• A.all rn<it h1nc·
"I l11v1· ·t'JTI .. ht· -..i1tl h1 ...
1hllrh1·11 111 l(fd111g ·•KH-t'm t•nt "I
<.m play thl·rn f.,r d..t)!:> I \1•111n11·
down ht•r<· fo r y1·.irs plav1 n~
l ht" .. 4' ma( h int-s ·
~11rt'll!>c·n. who sa1J h1 hau
t·1111ugh rnom in hi!:> &11)(1<1 how, .. ·
111 accomniodatt' unc· Sk£'E' Ball
nlJ< hint> got his wish Sc•v1·nt;..
f1v1• hue ks Jnd It was hi..
"I l'iinw down ht•rt· m1i..tlv f111
11 I d t 1 1111-.' o; 'a kt· .. ., <11 rl l' (..;
Tum.t;tll a for rnl'r Ball.><1i1 run
/.ont• l'mployt'<' from 1~5'..!
Tun:..1 • .tl , pr11udh· fl.<'htn~
h lh 1 n 1 • ,,.., c <• r d :.. l ti . tl r t • ,, d .
"rr·lln '<I," ._,1td h1· now II\'£'' •m a
'9X <Jlrl' rJlllh OUl'9dt• L.1k1
1.;b111or1 wlwrt ht h.1!> I II'( lt«I
111-. 11\\ 11 pr J\,Jlt' fun t11111
A 15-roo t lumberjack lost his head in high
winds at an El T or o Christma111 tret> lo t.
Thf' fib<"rglass statut> was be in,,; ust>d to
n ttrart «'U\tomen. J.
...
"I h..t\'P m\ 11wn Ferns whet I Bou~hl 1t for $5 500 I have
l.iumpi•r car .... a train that runs
.trotind tlw wholt• ph1u• all
k 111d., o f toY'> I love• toys ··
Tun..,tall. who rt:'called
!>Wl't·p1ng nut thC' arcade a n d
f1shmg 1>1.'llt mt·kc·ls out uf pinball
m;id11n1·'· Pnd1•d up buying a
Skt'<' B;11l m<1c htnc• Another $75
"'"" l;, 1 trudt• \'organg buu.'(ht a
I• 1x 11( Skt-t' B<ill t1rkc•L.., for $5
.incl .1 bu1-tt·tl tncvdt· that was
1111s. ... 111~ a wh1·1·l f1)r $17 50
. I I 11 I It. c I I It k t'I s d fl d 11 Id
thing!>," -;lw -..11d wh1•n ac,kc·d
ISet• Fl'N ZONK Page A2l
W ind een
decrea in g
b y tonig ht
Tt 111p1 ... 1u11us '"ind ... and
, lnudv sku·.., pn·va1h-.I over the
( )r<111Joi!f' Coa::.t today, d.imaging
lt<'<'S .incl powf•r l1n1•s and
sl'.1tt1•n11g ltlo(hl shower.; through
th1· <lrt'il
ThC' Nattonal Wealhl·r S<>rvtt'C'
prt•d1 <'l •·d that w1nns will
dl'<..Tt•a...i• loni~hl and Friday as
C'loud). mov .. ~outh Thi:' high
loch1y will b(' (i7 ;ind th<' low
lOntt(h t 51 Jo~rida y s hou Id be
slt~htlv warnlt'r, with a high of
6H
0 n W " d n t' s d a y . w 1 n d s
av('raging :i5 mph knocked lr<'e'S
into p ow<'r l1nC's and c aused
around 200 outagt'S along t he
coast, al'C'Ordmg to Jim K <'nncdy.
a Southern California F .. cfo•on Co
area manager
""Pherc-arl' n o ma.)Or c1rcu1ts
down, but therc> h:wr lx><-n a lot
o f 1nd1v1dua l trouble calls,"
Kenni-dv AA1d
In N c>wp url H a r bor,
Wednesday's h1ght"St winds were
rccor d<'d at 50 mph O range
County ShNiff's Departmen t
Harbor Patrol 0CfJc1als said they
receivc•d 34 calls for a~ist.ance
Wednesday Mooring linC'S we~
broken. boat pumps were needed
and t o ws f o r boa t s w e r e
req Ul'!lt£d.
Early W ednesday, a 26-foot
cabin c ruisc.-r o wned by Roland
ForemAn of Corona del Mar sank
In the harbor n ear I 0th Street, a
spokesman said.
In Fuh1o n bland, the 75-foot
whit<> fir lN'(> that IC»t 15 feet off
Ill t o p In a storm casualty
Wt'dnC'!lday wa11 expected to ~
pat.ch<'d up today by tree fUrgeon
' Vito Serrao l •
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F 'cu 0 .... 29. 44 -...,.. ..... _____________________ ------.. ------. ..--------·-··---------------
U11rnu11 l tlttl'll l 1All y I 111 I 11 111111 •111<1\' l >t1l llft1l1w l'ltl,'
• • 111 lIJg
I
~alts HB hiring
~ ROBERT UAHKl'.lt Of tM O.ily Pllol •••If
•H untln!.(t on Ht•111 h ('11,
1\d1111nistr~1trn l'hJ1 h•-. '1'11111111'"'''
has ortlt 1 t•d .1 I 11 1•11 1111 1 li1
hlnn~ of 111 w '11' 1·111pl11\n ·• 111
t bl' Wilk{• 111 <ll \11111 hy !ht• I ii\
<OUIH'll l11 d111p pl.;11•. f111 .1
I ei.1dt·11t1.il l1 a.,i. n•llt't 111111 lt-1·
Tho111pso11 .11.,., Ii.I' .. 1.l1·i.·.l .di
d ty dl·partm• 111 lw.1d, '" 1.111k
pfl ur1ttt·-. w11l1 lht v11.,.. '''
m aking f.X>s..,1hl1 l'llL' Ill ,. I\ II'
Hl· i..i1d lw "ill pl t" 111 1,,,
titld1nir--and 11·~:m1111wr11l.t111111' t11
lbc e1ty t'OUrll ii l>t't :..!O
: · · 0 u r p n • d 1 c t t· d I 1 11 .1 111 1 ' I
1~nd1t11111 at tlw t•ml • t tlw V•·.11 1 ...
~J'lrt'nwly wt .. 1k. · Th11111p ... u1 '-"d
\Ve:>dnt•i.thl) "It is tun 1 lw.1· !111
1,·,mfort We e-;111 '1 w.111 1111td tli•
l~t n11nutt· to 111.1k1• dt't 1,1011.-.
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Diseased, damaged
trees policies OK'd
By PHIL SNEIDE RMA:\
Ofthe Delly Pllol Sien
The F ount,1111 V.ill1' l It\.
Council has appruvt·d l\\O "''"'
po I 1 c: 1 es go v l' r n 1 n g t h ,.
replacement of d1 ... 1·Jsl·J 01
damaged p;:trkw<1y ln·t.'!-. and 1111
r ('moval of lrt·Ps that t.111-.•
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gutters
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the c:1ly no lunger "'tit 1 Pµl,11 ,.
aDy parkway trel r1·n111\ t .I
b e cause or ill'( 1d1·11t dist ......
vandalis m or ,11 thl' d1~-rt•t1un uf
J pro pt•rt y o" rwr ~,, 1•\'1uu-.h
rhis was done· ,1t t II\ 1·x1x ns•·
·Way ne 0.shornt·, 1 ll\ puhl1t
works d1reet11r, said p.irk\\ .1v•,
trees in1t1ally are plantc·d "' "
developer and btl11t111· tlll
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Ctin1r.1a11\· mattt•rs He was a .
wrgeL of o lawsuit by planning
L' o m m 1 s s 1 o n m e m be r T o m
L1Vt•ngood that alll·mpll'd to
prl'Vl'nt Thom i.L'> from voting on :
'oUlh lll•nL'>
Thuma., c:la1111c:<l tlw s uit was
'l'ltil'd 111 h1s favor Tuc"Sday
f\fayor Bob Mandie said today
th<it ht• i. ph:ilSt'<.1 that FPPC will
lw lcwkinJ( into the· allc•ged
l'1Jnrl11 t o r tntcrt•st
"It', lx .. •n a little· 1 luudy :.ind Jl
11t'i."Cl!> to lw danf1t•d .. •
Mandie· s aid thl· ! .. ct that
Pat t1lls1111 w ork!> ror Thomas
"both1·r.. nil' <i llttll· but 11'::. the11
l h Ing 1. 11\ n IJ t .... u r l' t IH· re . s
,1nythmg wrung 1 hopt• tlil· Fair
Pol1ttc;il Pr<it'llU·~ Comm1ss1on
looks into that :.C.pt-< t t1J<J"
• • •
Saltt·r. outgmng a rl·adl· """ ner
H:.tll;,rd 1•xplamed. pldll!> to keep
both rides a t tht• silt-om 1• his
pruj('('I 1s r'Omplt•h:<l
"I would h avl · RIVl'n $~.500
tops fur thl' mt r ry-go-round."
r••markt'<l ant14ut• t<trllt'<.lor Larry
Morgan whc•n 1L w,t.S all OVl'r.
"I would havt' taken off the
horS4:.~ .... old lht:m rur $500 each
.md thrown th• rl~l of tht• Junk~
away,· ht o.;;11cJ
But th1· ch1ppt'<.I wooden ho~
and tht I~ 18 F1•rn!> wheel arc· to
t( ffidlll final r<.'m1nd<'rs of
B.1Ux.i.1's .11t.1ch· 11n lhl' bay
M~s a cops nab speeder
,\ l11gh six·1·d t ltaS(• th.JI lx•gan
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lw.u!1·d .... 111th 1111 lht l'<•rona dt•I
Mar l-'rpeway ond llnto Newport
Boulevard
Pollet' m Coo;ta M esa helped
nlc.11. k thl' suspt'<'t 's car o H 1n a
11t·tghlw 1 h1Jl)d 1n th<' north
"'( t11m 11( Costa M1•sa
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11.ikt r .. rll•ld wa~ lakc·n 1nt1>
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W.1rn•;1 L.11w at about 11 am He
\\ ii I tw tr il "' portc•d t u Kl' rn
Count-. ,,1uthun11c-i. -.aid
Authonttt-s o;;:ud the Men·t'CIC'S
\\as n•g1st<•rc-d lo Lloyd Pt•arson
I n1 . of J> asadt•_n a
t IS~,.,,• t• •t I f " 0 \t-A
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f:o"·"''"' • V f'U l8b1e CIOuff\ t~dAy "",.
2'ecrees1ng w111(l1 H1gn~ fKl i. '"
f'e rlly cioudy lnn1gt1 ~ '"
_,vetn.ght iowa m "'1•0 •Os t Cl w ~01 Mostly lelr nn r rtdAy wHI>
jilgha In 1ne mid 10 upp•" 60~
1-!unllngton-Newport erftn wlln
lbw o! 52 end nigh or 67
'Elaewner1t lro"' P ., rt
t oncepllon to lfl11 ~'"''C""
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Cosmonauts returning
to Earth on Friday
By Tbc Auoclal~d Pr~u
M 0 SC 0 W So v 1 c· t
l'us rnonuut s An a t oly
Bc rez.u v oy und Valt'nlln
L e bcdt>v wall l'llll th1:1r
record setting s µa~l' flight
Friday 1rnd return tu Eurth
after nearl y seven munths
aboard th t• Salyut 7 orl.11tal
11wuu11, Tll88 1 t.'µCJrtt."d
Berezovoy anJ Le bt'dt·v
s~nl their 210th d1.1y in llJ>'-tl't'
tod ay l'ht"t'klllf!C tht• :1ystt•n1.'I ot
till' S1>yui T 7 Vto>hidt• th11t
will l'arry t hem home and
m o thl>all1ng tht• Sal y ut
s I a 11 0 n. th t. ()ff It' ll.l l n t• w s
11gi.>m·y said
Allies back U.S. missiles
BRUS S ELS. Belgium
the NATO allies rt•uCCirmt..J
the ir 1nte nt1on t od ay t o
deplo y U S m1 sstles 1n
Europe tn l 98:i unless lhere 1s
"a concrete agreement" on
arms control with thl' Sov1l't
Union
T hey also e ndorsed the
Reagan adm1n1s trat1o n 's
proposal lo the SoVJt.>ts for an
NATION
agret'ment tu tdaminate all
nudt>ar m1s:.1lt-s Crum Europe:
know n as the "z.ero-U'ro"
option
Tht' agreements camt.' at a
m eeting o f the so called
Six."<:1al Consultative Group,
which reviewed the status of
U .S -Sovtet arms t.'Ontrol talk!>
1n Geneva
Program slashing flayed
WASHINGTON -The
nation's gove rnors have given
Pres id e nt Reagan an
ultimatum -stop slashing
domestic programs in the
fed e r al budg'et or s t o p
depending o n th e ir
cooperation.
G o v S cott Matheson of
U tah , c hairman o f the
Nati o nal G o vern o r s '
Assoc1a 11on . said h e told
Reagan on Wednesday the
adm1n1s trat1 o n 's "n e w
federalism" plans should be
put on hold until the states'
economic problems are solved
Matheson, a Democrat, told
re porte rs the governo rs '
c hallenge was su l1d a nd
b1part1 sa n b ecause o f
deepening economic distress
in nearly all the states
Fans mark Lennon's death
NEW YORK -With tears.
music. scrapbooks and even
tattoos. fans marke d the
second annive rsary o f the
death of J ohn Lennon outside
the apartment building where
the former Beatie IJved and
was shot down
De..· 8, 1980. as Lennon and
his wife, Yoko Ono, we re
co ming home from a late-
rught recording session
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AH ocleled Pr••• Wrlle r
WAS lllN<:T O N ~'01 111y
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Sl'urt.od," ont' nl•gouator tutu nil'
The f"Bl . Trl'asury dgt<ulb, LI S
P c1 rk Poli n • and D1:.tra1·1 11f
Columbia pulan· sl'IL'<.'ll'd nu· to
m t• t• t t h t• m a n w h u w .1 ..,
tlH c•..itentng lo blow up l11t•
Washinglun Monum~nl with I
000 pounds of dynam1tt-l~·aust· I
mt•t Mayt:1r's l'rth.•n a c:1 mcmlx·r
o f thl· media, slngll'. nu d'11ld rt·11
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shop that pulll'e wc•rt• using as .J
command post <tbout 100 yards
from the• mcmunll'n l Sonwom•
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wave, and w1shc'Cl good luck
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o pen up m y toat and tu rn
aro und. His voiC'l' was slt'ady
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l'o vering hi s fa t e a nd l ht·
snowmob1lt· suit m<idl' ham luuk
ml•naL·mg.
He brok(' the· ll'l' by ask ing nw
about myself, w ho I Wl)rked for,
how long I'd been a repor tt'r
He gestured. and 1 sat down.
He t o ld me his vi ew ~ u n
n udl'ar dtsarmamc>nt. spcaking
::.lowly and stopping lo make sure
I was taking down evt:•ry word It
sounded like a prepared s~·h
"h 's up to the press, ll's up IV
the media," he started, saying wt·
had to begin telling the i><.>oplt·
they were threalenc>d each dav
with nuclear c:1nn1hilat1on. 1 w~
too nervous to ask him what ht•
thought the m<.'<i1a <.'ould do for
him.
lt was then that ht• made tht.'
only SfX'<.'1f1c demand of the da v
"I want a single. unarmed pai·k
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Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/lhurec:tay, Oec.mber 9, 1982 A3
to eyeball with a madmari
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White House
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"W<''re getting awful nervous
up hen<' he said.
He ofle n used the plural "we"
rn our conve rsations, implying he
had an acc·omplice.
For the third trip. Park Poll<.'('
detet•L1 ve Thomas Patrick Moyer
was s uite d up as a ra nge r,
complt·tc with Smokey-the-Bear
ha t Up the h11J we went
Mayer w aved Mo yer ahead
H"' checked h1m out and then let
him g o in s ide . I knew the
l'levator was broken and 1t was
going tu be a long wait
Mayer paced and looked at his
wat.c h He told me the authonttE:S
were "playing games" and were
stupid for pretendtng "hke the
elevator's stuck."
He qu1zz.ed me What ne ws
media were on hand? When do
the newspapers come out? How
did I happen to gel selected? He
told m e l o bring him the
newspapers "tomorrow ."
No explosives .
10 van as
s iege e nds
WAS HING T O N (AP) A
ti , .
nuclear weapons protester whd '
held the Washington Monument
hostage for 10 hours died with a
police bullet in his head at the
wheel of a van as empty as h is
threat to blast the monument to
rubble
Norman D Mayer was k1Ued
Wednesday night after trapping
nine people in the monument and
holdtng police at bay with threats
to de tonate the explosives he said
were packed in the van al the
base of the obelisk There were
none.
About 200 fans gathered
Wednes day o uts id e the
Dakota where Mark David
Chapman killed Lennon on
Mi ss On o a nd h e r
7 year-old son, Sean, still live
in the century-old building
overlooking Central Park.
and the crowd waved to faces
ln the windows, hopmg they
were the mother and child
Clark enters second week
Singer Robbins
succumbs at 5 7
1t didn't seem to upset Mayer
that nine people came out of the
monument instead of only one.
He permitted them to leave. one
at a ttme. They walked past me
One woman whispered. "Thank
you ."
Moyt·r left . and I talked to
MJycr a litt le more. Lrying to SC'C'
his face. and to see what he was
holding and to look al hts truck.
The monument itself remained
closed today as worke rs cleared
the re mnants of tear gas fired by.
police to flus h out what the y
thought was a second per son
involved in the incident. No one
was found
El se wh~re . th e c apital
returned to normal Thousands off
f ed e ral w orke r s e vacuated
during the siege were at workj
traffic and the city 's s ubway
flowed normally
SALT LAKE C ITY
Barney B Clark has begun
his second w eek o f la f e
sus tained by an a rt1£1c1al
heart tha l has "w o rked
beauufully," with doctors
hopeful h e may soon leave
the criucal list aft.er treatme nt
for seizures.
Clark has been responding
well to diet and medication
aimed al correctmg a cherrucal
STATE
tmbalanet' blamed for a senes
of seizures early Tuesday,
said Or Chase Peterson. vice
president o f health .9C1ence for
the University of Vt.ah.
T he 61 -year -o ld ret ired
dentist can be moved o ff the
critical Lt.st m a day o r two 1f
n o mo r e compli cations
develop . P e t e r son said
Wednesday
NAS HVILLE (AP) -Singer
Ma rty Ro bbins. a two-t1mc-
G rammy winner whose ballade;
about gunfighters h elped shaix.·
t h e west ern s ty le of country
music in a 30 yi>ar l'aret>r. ci1ed
SI X days a fter s urgery fo r a
massive heart attack
S t Thomas H os p i tal
Spi)kcsman Lamar Ja('kson said
the 5 7 -year-old en Lert.am er died
of cardiac arrest late Wednesday
as his wife . Mariz.ona , and son
and daughu .. r waited in a nt>arhy
room
Ro bbins. who h ad a triple•-
byµa~ UJ.Jt.'I a lion 111 (!J711 and a
ht·art a tw1 k l,1;.t Vl·ar, underWl'nl
a n H 1 hour t1uadruplt• li y pasc;
opc_•r.Jt1on a wc~·k ago afwr l,,t•ing
hosp1l.c:llt2t"tl "nh t•hc-<;t pains
Tht stngl·r who won the fir>l
uf his two G rammy awc:1rds in
l~fiO fur "El Paso.' h.id bc•l'n
lls tt•d 11\ t xtr••mc•h t·r 1tll·al
l'Ontltllon with ..i he:u t-pump a nd
re~p1rator a1d rng his t 1rculauon
and brc>ath1ng
Dr Larry Thomas. a rardiat
surg1'0n at St Thomas. had said
It was "a m1rac:lc" tha t R<)bbins
s urv1v1-d last w1>t>k's upc•rat111n
With the people ou~ the police
wan ted to know more about the
cic'v1ce he was h olding I wa•
brie fed by bomb experlS frorr
the Treasury Department
Be fore m y fo urth tri p . )
sugg ested taking some of his
l1tl'rature up and askjng him 1f 1l
v.Ne the right stuff The ruse
worked, because he got cl()S('r to
me than before and I asked him
some questions. not so much for
answers as lo just establish some
rapport. I don't think 1 ever quite
succeeded in that.
M aye r . a White H o u s e
protester whom no one had much
n ouced. had been obsessed by a
c o n v1c t1 o n that mank ind 1a
d rif t ing to ward nuc lear
e xtinc tion He d ied an a ftnal
gesture for. as he had p'ut 1\
earlier. "a nauonal dialogue on
the nuclear weapons question." .
The city's medical examiner'.i.
office conducted an autopsy on.
the 66-year-old man, but police~
did not 1mmed1ately release the '
results
SC Gas Co. hikes rates
SAN FRANCISCO The con s id e red inflatio n and
provided an opportunit y for
a "fair and re asona ble "
return of 15 75 pe rcent on
equity.
Thousands evacuated by flood go hoine i ~ • ~
stale Public U tiliti es
Commission has grante d a
$187.9 million rate increase to
Southern CaJifom1a Gas Co ..
pushing its total natural gas
increases this year to more
than $1 billion
In gra nting t h e n e w
gene ral increase. the Public
Util1t1 es C om m 1ss1o n
Beg 1nn1ng Ja n J ,
residential customers usmg 81
therms of gas will pay $37.18,
up from $35 89, fo r 100
therms. from $46.78 to $48 94.
and from S I 08 5 7 to $ 115 33
(or 200 therms
Disney VP files suit
SACRAMENTO A vtce
prei;1dent of Walt Disney
Productions has filed a $500,-
000 rruilicious prosecution suit
against a L os Ange l e s
developer and a Los Angeles
law firm.
An attorne y for Disney
Vice President Erwin Okun
says the suit was filed here
Wednesday to meet a statute
o f limitatio ns deadline
Attorney Stanley Fleshman
also said the case could not be
filed b y Okun's S outhe rn
California lawyers because
they might be witnesses
The suit stems from a 58
m1U1on dollar libel suit filed
in 1979 against Okun and two
other Beverly Hills residents
by Maple Properties. a Los
Angeles developer
By JUDY GIBBS
Auoc:l•led PreN Wrller
Residen ts carry mg brooms a11c1
s h ove ls be gan r e turning to
watt'r-ravaged h ouses in thrt·l'
M1ss1ss1pp1 Va lle y stales . but
others waited to 5('(' 1r sandbag
walls wo uld ho ld back rising
rivers where flpods havC' cha.~
35,000 people from the ir homt.>S
Damage estima tes in Arkansas.
M ISSO U r1 and 11 1 IO OIS hav1·
FLOOD VICTIMS
TAKE SOLACE -8 8
already topped the half-billion
dollar mark. Twenty people have
died and four arf> missmg m
floods tha t be gan w1 th la st
week's torrential rains.
Winter returned to other parts
of the country and fierc.'t' winds
c ut a wide s wath thro ugh
S outh e r n Ca ltfci rn1 a o n
Wednesday, uprooting trees a nd
dis rupt ing p o w e r fo r up to
I 70,000 households
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In Ark.1n._,,., l.iiv 1-'ri-l nk
Whitt• sought lt'Clt•r.il d1~-.lc·r Jld
for lht• whc1h· st.it<'. rnllin~ tlw
floodin~ th1• <;ta lt• s wt•r'i t -t•vc•r
rat.;1slroplw
and tailed the dama g e "Just braced fo r an expe<'ted frt.'eze ~:
si.aggenng." today tha t could we aken the;
Fede ral aid a lso h as bee n sandbag walls \
souf(hl for 22 Missouri rounues "Frozen sandbags don't have ~:
and six in Illinois. the strength," said Chuck Jones~
Upnver. weary workers couJd o f th e Ill1no 1s Eme rg e n cj"~
"If this 1sn l <1 d1s;Jstt.•1 an ·.1, on ly rest and hope today after S ervices and Disas ter Agency .··
tht·n l don't kno w 1r I rnu ld piling sandbags a top levees on "They're apt to break."
<lt.•c;cnht what 0m· li><Jks like'." the Illmo1s and Mississippi rivers. The Meramac a nd Missouri • ~1d Rc•p Ed Bcthum'. R Ark , wtuch contmued t.o rise. r ivers began falling in eastern~:
who toun-d somC' of thl' floudl'CI About 350.000 sandbags were Mi sso uri , but the mighty
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1·u111•11l 111fo1 n11111on
tit• &WIU If till' l'OOlpUlt•r 1.lt:t1ll(llH
11411111.•lhln~ 11hrnl1.1r lo whul now
1.•xh1t.'I, "w1."ll k11ow the l'Ompult•r
uri~mully scrt•wc.>d up."
Supcrvisor li also appeori:d
somt>whal surpr1m.-d w luarn that
lhl' propo1wd freeway design
d~ not include vacunt land for
future freewuy expansion.
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An Irvine women's organization is offoru1g u t•ash
award to the recipient of a new program encouraging
mature women to seek better jobs.
~roptimist International ls seeking applications from
women who are heads of households and are involved in
training or education to qualify themselves for career
llTlprovementa.
A $250 cash awar(i will be presented to the most
deserving applicant. The recipient also will qualify for a
regional $1,500 award.
Applications can be obtained from the organization at
P .O. Box 19278, Irvine, 92713 or by calling Charlene
Thompson at 995-5008. Deadline ls Dec. 15.
• Five members of Newport Harbor High School's
Sailor Band have been invited to play in the 1983 Pasadena
Tournament of Roses parade Jan. 1.
They are flutist Chersti Balfour. clarinetist Shelly
Gregory, baritone saxophonist Matt Hawley and tenor
saxophonist Mell11a Soto.
• A placement cente r for people interested in
volunteering the ir time to local agencies and programs is
being operated at Golden West College in Huntington Beach.
The placement program, in cooperation with the
Volunteer Center of West Orange County, is located
adjacent to the Job Placement office in the Administration building.
It is open from 11 a.m . to noon Wednesdays; from 8 to
10 a .m. Thursdays; and from 10 a .m. to noon Fridays.
Placement in more than 300 agencies and programs on and
off campus is offered. For information, call 892-771 1. ext. 437.
• Winter recreational programs will be offered
through the city of Laguna Beach beginning this month
with offerings for every age in the family and the dog, too.
Lunch-time workouts, powerobics, exerobics, jazzercise
and lyrical dancing are in the winter catalogue, as well as
astrology. canine behavior, calligraphy and photography. A
new course called "Rattle and Roll," is offered for tots, and
there's even gymnastics for children 5 to 15.
For a catalogue or to register for classes, call the
recreation department at 497-3311.
• A bus trip to the Jan. l Pasadena Tournament of
Roses Parade, including reserved grandstand seatlng, is
being offered by Irvine's Communit y Services Department.
Cost of the trip is $45 per person. Children aged 15 or
under must be accompanied by an adult.
More information is avail.able by calling the city at
6tl0-3639.
• Off-campus tutoring is available for Saddleback
Community College students, through the college's learning
assistance program.
The off-campus referral program includes private
tutoring in courses such as r eading, English, math, foreign
languages and physical and social sciences.
For information, call Gloria Martintt Quave at the
learning ~lance office, 831-4519
They were told no land was
reserved for expansion because
the fret>way was designed to
c:arry aJI the traffic expected to
bt• gene rated whe n the final
d1.•velopment phase of the county
~cneral plan 1s c..-omph!ll.Af.i
Nestande said reserving the
land for future construction -a
"fudge factor," as he termed it
might be use ful 1n case any
design projet:tions turn out to be
inl'Orrect.
"Now's the easy time to get
right-of-way," Nestande said "I
would caution one to think about
things like this "
S upe rvisor R a lph Clark
questioned the advisubility of
building a freeway that changes
in width from 10 lanes to six
la nes. He said such a situation
might create bottlenecks or an
"hourglass effect" that would
snarl traffic.
Instead, Clark a s ked the
designers to consider a freeway
that narrows from 10 lanes to
eight lanes along its course.
Ho wever, R o bert Reade,
manager of the co unty
Environme ntal Management
Agency's pro ject planning
division, told the board that the
design is that of a "good standard
quality highway which w ould
provide room for expansion by
utilizing buffer wnes, shoulders
or by the restriping of travel
Lanes.
The design calls for the
freeway to carry eight lanes
between Route 73 and Sand
Canyon Avenue: 10 lanes from
Sand Canyon to West Loop Road;
eight lanes from West Loop to
Moulton Parkway, and six lanes
from Moulto n to the San Diego
Freeway at Avery Parkw~y.
S upe rvisor Thomas Riley
called the freeway design one
"that respects, as much as
poss1ble, the topography through
which the corridor passes."
And Riley promised that the
county would do everything to
"mitigate" adverse effects on the
environment of those caused by
any other reasons "that appear
leg1t1mate."
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Carriage rides holiday ·treat
The annual Chriatmaa party of the Orange
County Burn Aaoclatlon and UC Irvine Medical
Center bum unit will be held from 2 to 4 p.m.
Friday.
"A Magic Wonderland Chrlstmu" is the
title for the party In the cafeteria of the medical
center, 101 City Drive South, Orange. • • • A horaedrawn carrtqe will transport guesta
of the South Cout Plaza Hotel to the South
Coast Plaza Shopping Center In Costa Mesa
Saturday and Dec. 18 from 6 to 9 p.m.
The rldes are free to hotel gueeta who must
show their room key to boa.rd the carriage. When
the carriage ian't being uaed by hotel guests it is
. available to the public on a "first-<X>me, first-
8erve" basis. • • •
A llCale model of the "Spruce Goose," the
wooden airplane built by Howard Hughes, will
be among model a.in:ra.ft on display at Sunday's
Toys for Tota open house at the Marine Corps
Air Station, Tuatin.
The model, l/20lh the 8Cale of the original,
was built by Darrell and Merle Meyer of Orange.
The open houae is acheduled from 8 a.m. to 6:45
p .m . with an unwrapped toy required as
admission to the grounds.
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The Los Angeles Master Chorale will
perform a miniconcert at n oon Dec. 17 at
Bullock's In the South Coast Plaza Mall, Costa
Mesa.
Holiday aonp from throughout the world as
well as a Christmas carol arranged by Roger •
Wagner, muaical director of the chorale, will be
sung in a cappella.
llUllY IAPPllllGI ~
A Chriatmaa awaf meet , l)IJled a11 "old
fuhloned, family style,' IB 8Cheduled Dec. I 9-24
In the parking lot of the auditorium on the
Orange Coast CoUeae campus In Costa Mesa.
Hours are 9 a .m. to 3 p.m.
The campus la at 2701 Fairview Road.
Information ls available by telephoning 556-5880.
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Officials of the Huntington Beach · Junior
Women's Club plan to deliver food baskets to 200
needy families ln the organlution's Operation
Merry Chriltmaa project.
Baskets containing ch icken, rice, peanut
butter, breakfast cereal and canned food will be
delivered Dec. 21.
"We try to provide food for a really good
meal," co-chairwoman Karen Lechich said.
The club raises money for the program
through bake sales and the sales of Identification
braceleta for children. It also sponsors canned
food collections In sch ools a nd accepts
contributions from the community.
"We offered baskets to 290 families last year
but had to cut back this year because of fewer
contributions," Lechich said.
"But there's more demand this year. We are
getting more calls from people asking for food
baskets."
Lechich said persons ~Y contribute money
to the program by making out checks to the
Huntington Beach Women's Club, P.O. Box 1804,
Huntington Beach, 92647.
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Savor a 3·foot super hero sandwich Gather tips for holiday feasts. too
It's happening in all our stores. Be at our demonstrations Thursday.
December 9 to Sunday. Decemter 12 and Thursday. December 16 to
Saturday. December 18 Phone your nearest Robinson's for exact times
Also with any coffemaker purchase from Krups. you 'll rec~1ve a free
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NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH GROWS • • •
From Page A1
One woman said she returned
from an hour-long bicycle ride
two years ago to find every piece
of sound equipment in her Costa
Mesa home missing. She now
locks her sliding-glass window.
But community service officer
Patricia Litten pointed out that a
locked sliding-glass window isn't
always protection . In Jess than
three seconds she lifted one out
of its track.
A locking d evice or scre w ,
s e c uring the w indow will
prevent easy removal, she said.
"If you see Somebody driving
through your neighborhood and
you don't ~gnize them, call us.
We'd rather come out on a false
alarm than risk the chance of a
-burgla r y," L i tte n told the
neighbors. "We want to hear
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST DATED
DECEM•ER 11, 1HO. UNLESS
YOU TAKE ACTION TO ""OTECT
YOUR PROPERTY, I T MAY BE
SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU
NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE
NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER.
NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE
T.S. NO. 37511
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tbll
on Wednesday. December 22. 1982
at 9 00 o·clock a m ol said day. In
the room Mt askle 10< conducting
T ru1tM01 Sales. within the offices or
REAL ES TATE SEC URI TIES
SERVICE. loclled at 2020 North
Broadway. Suite 206. an the City ol
Santa Ana. County or Orange. Stale
or C elllornla. SAN M ARINO
S A VI N GS AN O LO AN
ASSOCIA TION, e California
corporation. 111 duly eppo)nted TrullM under and pursuant to lbe
power or sate conferred in that
certain Dee<! or Trust executed by
Judith A Jorden. an unmarried
woman and Ed,.atd F Esc:eno. en
unmarried man. as joint t.tna_nts.
recOfded January 23. 1981. In Book
t3923 ol Offaclal Reco<ds ol said
County. et page 394. Recorder·s
Instrument No 25139. by reason or
a b<each Of delalut in payment or
performance ol the obllgat1on1
secured thllleby. including that
b<each or defalut. Notice ol which
was recorded August 26. 1932, as
Allcorder'1 Instrument No
82·302039. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUC TION TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER FOR CASH. lawful money
ol the United States. Of a cashier's
check drawn on a state or nahonel
bank. a state Of ledetal credit uniOf
or a Slate or federal savings and
loan assoctatlon domiciled In this
slate. all payable at the time of sale
an right title aoo Intern\ held by at. as "fruatH. In that real property
situate an said County and State.
descttbed as lollows
A LEASEHOLD INTEREST IN ANO
TO Lot 7 In BIOCk 5 ol Tract No
772. In the City of Newport Beach.
as shown on • map recorded In
Book 23 . Pages 5 end 8 ol Mlacet111neous Maps. in the olllce ol
the County Recorder or said
County
EXCEPT ell e<ude oil. petroleum. ~as. b ree. a1pheltum and att•
kindred substances end other
minerals und•r end tn said land
exoept the right to uM any portion
or the IUrlaoe or the land f0< drilling
operation. mining Of quarrying of all
kinds lllcluding but not e.cluslw of
oil welt drilling. oil development.
mining operetions together wtth the
uH of Hid 1urtace lor oil wells.
tank1. tunnels. mining excavations
or 1halta. provided however, the
same shelf not be construed to
prOl11blt alant drlltlng or such 01her
ope< II Ions which in no way use Of In
any way effect the surface rights of
said land. end which do· not enter
Mid land at a point Ins then 500
feet to M id aurtece. as r~ed In
deed from JOl1n H. H0<ner and Join
L HO<ner. recOfded July 3. 1957 In
Book 3981. Page 371. Olllclal
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The etreet 1ddreu or other
common CIHlgnatlon of the rH t
prop«ty •elnabove Cleealbed 11 ~ed to be 235 Walnut SltMt. BeKh. California.
The u ndersi gned hereby
dleclalma all llablllty for any
lncomtctnell In said atrMI aeldrese
or othe< common clftlgnatlon.
Said sale will be made wlthOYt
warranty, expreu or Implied,
regarding tltle. poeHnlon. or
encumbr anc•t. to n llefy the
prlnclpal b1l1nce of th• Note or
ot!Mlr ot>tlQatlon HCured by H id
Deed of 'fruel, wtth lnt.,fft end ot~ eums 11 pro'llded therein,
plul ·=~·· II any. undlf the ttrm• t and lnlereet on IUCll
eovancee, anel plu• f-. chargea
and .. pen ... of lhl TNtt• and of
1111 trvll• cr .. ted by Mid DMcl Of
Truel. The total amount of eald
obllgatlon. Including rHaonably
•lllmated feee, chargu anel
expenMll..Q! the TrvttM . at the time
Of tntltt.rpu!lllC9tlon of thlt l:fOlloe II
"4,485.28 Dated November 30, 11182.
SAN MARINO SAVINGS
ANO LOAN AllSOCIA TIOH,
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from you."
E a rlie r th is a w ee k a
77-year-old former Santa Monica
police detective, who h a d
recently joined Neighborhood
Watch , copied down the license
plate of what he thought was a
suspicious car.
P olice in La Palma arrested
two me n a half-hour la ter on
suspicion of robbing his Costa
Mesa neighbor of $800.
Cost a M esa po lic e o ffe r
residents a free home security
c h ec k a nd fre e u se o f a n
e ngrav ing pen to m a rk a nd
identify valuables.
Also, about 50 Neighborhood
Watch signs have been put up on
streets where at least 80 percent
of the residents par ticipate in the
program.
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Some of the h ome security
measures recommended by police
include: ·~
-Lock all doors, window s
and garages. Delly PUot Photo
-Use double cylinder or dead-bf "1cherd "°"'*
bolt locks. ~ Officer Pat Wittin
--: Use s~re ws or loc king tells ne ighbors devices on windows. ,
-Install e xterior lighting. how to r eact
-Leave a radio on if ~ible when they suspect
when not home . . . 8 crime may be
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Shy man
SANTA MONICA (AP)
Jeff Winlemute, a 24-ycar-old
carpenter from Buena Park, has
bee n c hoaen as Pla ygirl
magazine'• 1983 Man of the
Year.
Winle mule, who was the
~e's June centerfold, was
selected by Executive Editor
Dianne G rosak opf for h is
"bedroom eyes," "breathtaking
go o d l oo k s" a nd "r a w
aenauallty," Playgirl announced
Tueaday.
Grosskopf said Wlntemule
won. "on the sheer weight of
reader letters, which outstripped
the other centerfolds during the
year."
The 5-foo l-10, h azel-eyeo
Winte mul e, wh o w o n a
Caribbean cruise fo r two and a
promotional contract with the
magazi n e, becam e a n u d-e
centerfolk candidate earlier this
year when h is girlfriend, now-
wife, Melodye Hirsch, sent his
photograph lo the magazine
without telling him.
"At first I was hesitant and shy
about it and. wondeted what
Melodye has· go't me into,"
Wintemute had said after being
chosen as the June centerfold. "My m other was a Jso n ot
keen to start off with. But the
minute s he saw the actu a l
photographs, she loved it."
He said he felt the Playgirl
exposure could lead to other
opportunities, such as modeling.
Jeff Wintemute believes
Playgirl hono'r will lead
to modeling jobs.
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LOS ANGELES (A P) -Tnumatlc
norles of violent crimes, like unJnvlled aueeu,
ed the flrat meeting of Vlctlml for Victims, a
up started by actrete Teresa Saldana, who
artr, died aft.er a West Hollywood knife attack.
' He dragged me Into the car," said one
Oman.
"l still feel the knife at my throat," said
other.
"My wife still can't get over It," said a
d traught husband.
"I still run from the car to my door," yet
a other woman said.
"Will he come back again?" another fretted.
About 30 people -half of them victims of
v olent crime, others fearful of joining the
wing ranks of victims -met at the Sherman
ks Hilton to share their experiences and
p rnise to help counsel future victims.
Despite the support she received from
f · y, friends and professionals in the medical
d counseling fields after her attack last March,
dana said: "They just hadn't been where rd
b en . There just wasn't that rapport, that
e thy you can feel."
-Now, through Victims for Victims, she says
she hopes to establish a network of violent crime'
victims who can share their terrifying memories
and show n ew victims that, "Y eah.I went
through it, and you'll be fine in time."
In addition, the group plans to lobby for
refonns in the criminal justice system that will
produce tougher sentences for those convicted,
and more compassion and financial assistance for·
th064t who've been vict.imiz.ed. Sal~'• aasailant
was sentenced to 12 ye¥'5 in prison.
The group already has the s4pport of the
Los Angeles Coun!itrict Attorney's Victim-
Witness Assistance am, although Saldana's
group is not yet fo zed enough to be on its
referral list.
"We think ~t programs like hen really
serve a purpose," said Laurie Nelson, director of
the county p~. "It's a ~ood alternative. It's
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and just in time for Christmas!
aiood to oUt>r vk'tmw IA 1:holc.'\1."
Miriam Schrwlder. 42, said llhe W&ll mot tn
a la Anaeln Hlaih School claalroom aft.tr-houri
when she retlat.N an atk"mpt.ed rape.
One result o f the attack : "l started
1tutterlng,11 she aald. "AM a teacher, you know,
you can't atuttcr. But the more I talked about It,
the more 1 releued what wu up there ln my
head. It's something you have to talk about, to
get rid of that block."
Victims for Victims plans to formally
Incorporate, appoint a board of directors and
steering committee and hold a well-publicized
meeting ln early January.
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Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Thurlda~. December 9, 1e82
Strategy towar
, . pea·ce :reaffirmed
By R. GREGORY NOltES •111 'U ...... ....,
WASHINGTON -President
Reqan ll readlnc lett.en from
American 1chool children
expre11in1 fear .of a nuclear
holocauat, and he ii bothered.
Reaaan aald h e la concerned
"about the effectl the nuclear
few ll havtnc on our people." He
Mid Americanl "•tlll .eek peace
above all elle."
But he alto made clear ln the
nationally televiled speech on hiJI
defen1e policies that he Isn't e to c hange his .p eace-
-strenat}\ strateaY, even
o g It mean.a building more
nuclear miaallee.
Reagan said 1ehool c hildren
have been 1endin1 him lettero
concerning the dangers o f
nuclear war, often as a class
uaignment.
"It's evident they have
·1111AlllYll
di1euued the rnoet nl&htmariah
upectl of a nuclear holocauat in
their claurooma," he said. "Thelr
letten are often full of teM"Or.
Thle 1hould not be 90."
Reagan'• speech obvloualy wu
partly Inte nded to defuse a
grow ing anti-nuclear movement.
Voters In eigh t 1tat e1 have
approved propo&al.e for a global
freeze on nuclear weapons,
despite Reagan's oppo91tion.
And the n ation's Roman
Catholic bishops decided r«'ently
to continue working on a pastoral
letter that denounces any uae of
nuclear weapons and even
questions the morality of
maintaining a nuclear deterrent.
But ReaJan reaffirmed his
1trateay that 1 reduction In
nuclear arms can be achieved
only at the neMOtlatina table. and
o n ly when the Soviet• are
convlm-f tht> United Statet 11
wllllna to maintain nuclear
defemee strona enough to deter
attack.
Rea1an Hid Mo1eow '1 new
leaderahlp , h eaded by
Communist Party C hief Yurl
Andropov, can demonatrate ltl
commitment to peace by beln1
more forthcornina at the nuclear
arm1 control tafka now under
way ln Geneva.
Reagan hal a lot of potential
mileage rtdl.na on those talka.
An arms control agreement
that met the administration's
requirements would not only
reduce the pcmlbllity of nuclear
war, but would qwet domestic
and foreign critic. who have
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1ugeeted Wuhln1ton ll holding.
out an olive branch to the new
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and cheats u he did earlier in
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is having a hard time saying
anything good about them either.
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ROANOKE, ViA. (AP) -Enten Eller.
the college student who aaid God led him
1 I refuse to register for the draft, hu , · en ordered "by a federal judge to
1-o rf_o-rm two year of unpaid public r :'.\ t'vtce. 1"' U.S. District Court Judge James Turk ~· Id Eller. 20, he t.'Ould wait until hls
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1 duaUon from Bridgewater College In
' rginla In J une before reporting for 1' •~~vice in a Veterans, Administration
' '' 1'0epital or similar public institution.
'.ln'x.Eller was the first person convicted for ·;,,;f~jlure to sign up since mandatory
'(i !Wgistration for the standby draft was
1111 rR1Vived in 1980. He could have been · 1.-t. Sf}ntenced to as much as six years In
prison.
,r 0 11Turk had ordered him after a trial
".qe e r e Aug . 17 to registe r with the 'J.t~lective Service System by Nov. 15.
~' aut Eller refused. saying registration
.,,uwpuld violate his religious beliefs.
Registration had been a requirement
rn.oi the probation on which Turk placed
\: tbe slender, soft-spoken honor student
111 after the trial. ·
11.t , "I'm sorry I did not comply with the •
lt11 c:onditions of probation," he told the
judge at Wednesday's sentencing hearinj.
" "which lasted 13 minutes. "But I felt I
tuad no other choke."
Elle r am lled whe n T ur k 1ulld h ·
wou ldn't IM.lnd him \o prison but would
order him to do two years of "alwmatlv" servtoo," at no l>IY--
Auls t ant U .S . Att o rne y £:.
Montgo mery T ucker and fe der a l
probauon officer Jimmy Lee had asked
the judge to eentence ElJer to two yean1
in pri8on.
The small federal courtroom was
packed with 60 to 70 people.
~ller is a member of the pacifist
Church of the Brethren, with which
Bridgewater College, In Rockingham
County, Is affiliated.
H~ had chosen to plead hls religious
beliefs alone as his reaaon for refusing to
register and would not let his lawyers
challenge the constitutionality of the
registration act.
A t th e trial , Turk h ad said h e
respected Eller's religious conviction -
but th at it wasn't enough to justify
disobeying the law.
The judge placed Eller on probation
and, besides directing him to register by
Nov . 15 , ordere d h im to perfor m
community service.
The second order Eller ·had obeyea,
working since August at the Community
MedlMllon Q •nwr in llurrlaonbura. Va.,
wht!rc l>'-'OPl«' bring d ht1puteti to be IM!t.tleJ
without golnl( to t'Ourt.
Slni'!' Ellt<r had l:k-.m W OYlCLe<i.-t he
hearlng technically WWI ror lhl' judge to
decide what to do about Ellt'r'11 vlolatJon
of probi.ttion, which carried the prison
term.
Despite expreued optimism that Eller
would receive a light sentence from
Turk, one of the student's lawyers said
Eller would "take whatever they mete
out for him."
Eller refused to allow his lawyers to
pursue purely legal defenses.
E lle r , w ho h op es t o ente r the
seminary, ls descended Crom Bre thren
ministers a nd his father is the Rev.
Vernard Eller. a· noted church author
who teaches at a Brethren University in
La Verne, Calif.
Last month ln an interview, Eller said
he was "not sure of God's reasons, but I
feel I need to be unregistered. That's it.
Thi' Roy11I ,
ltt1l111n crn f16rnar1ship
bl'ini;:c 11 fr\·Sh new
look to th" 11pt•<.tator pun1p.
A••ll•hl~ 111 wh11• 1•11
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"When 1 say I'm a Christian, that ~ means I'm a Chr istian before I'm a Not all w e.. in au color~
citizen of the U.S." He said he wasn't ~utj~ tryin~ to make. a political statement but
was • simply trying to obey what I see as ·# .;w••••••• S H 0 E'S a call." 99 FASHION ISLA ND i'JEWPORT BEACH 759-9551
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NOTICI TO CRIDfTORI
OF BULK 1'9'ANUSR
(hoe. 110W107 U.C.C.)
Notice Is hereby given to credltora or the within named
transftlfor(s) thet 1 bulk tran1far Is
about to be made on paraonel
property hereinafter described.
Tne name and buslneaa addreaa
of the Intended 1ren1reror la:
BYONG DAL AHN, 30100 Towne
Center Drive, Laguna Niguel, CA
CIVIL CODE SECTION' 292'411. .
At t ile t im e o l the ll'tlt lal
publicetlon of this notice, the total
amount or the unpaid balance of the obllgatlon secured by the above
described deed of trust and
estimated costs. expenses, and
advancet Is S 106,588.28.
To determine the opening bid.
you may call (714) 58-4-8333.
Dale: Novembllf 18, 1982
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Confllsed
The location In Calllornl• ol the
chief execullve ottlce or prlnclpal
buslnesa office or the Intended
transrtlfor Is: (II "sama u above".
so state.) Seme All other business n1mea and
addresses used by the Intended
transferor within three yHra lul
past ao far es known to the
Intended transltlfee are: (II "none".
so state.) None
South.
T.O. SERVICE COMPANY
as said T ruatee. By: T.O. Service Company,
agent By: Lorrie Womack,
Assistant Secretary,
3 633 Camino Del Rio
Suite 204 about the new iiisnred------
The namas and buslneM lddr ...
ol lhe Intended tr1n1leree1 are:
SHIRLEY ROSE TINGLE, 28545
Granvla Drive. Mission Viejo, CA
92691 and JOSEPH EDWARD
TINGLE, 26545 Grenvle Drive.
Mlsalon Viejo, CA 92691.
That th• property pertinent
hereto la delctlbed In general u : All
stock-ln-tred1, furnllure, llxtur" equipment, trade name and good
Will or a certlln Clllldren'a Clothing
store an d la located at: 30100
Towne Center Drive. Laguna Niguel,
CA, Unit K.
The business named used by the
said transreror at said location IS:
TEENA'S BIG 'N ' LIL, KIDS.
That u ld b ul~1n1rer fa 1n1anoeo to be conaummeted a1 the
o lllce of: BURROW ESCROW
COMPANY, 1679 E. Uncoln Ave.,
Orange. C1lllornla 926115 on or lflllf
Oecembllf 27, 1982
Tiit. bulk transfer I• aubjec1 to
Cellrornla Uniform Commerc111
Code Section 8106.
The name aod addre11 of the
Ptlfton with whom clllms may be
llled la B U RROW ESCROW
COMPANY, 1679 E. Uncoln Ave ..
Orenge, CA 92605, and the Ju t day
r()( llllng cl1lm1 by any creditor thlll
be C>Kembllf 2'4, 1982, wllldl II the
b ualness d a y b alore t h e
conaummatlon date 1p1cllled
above.
Oeted Decembllf 3, 1982.
Shirley Rose Tingle
Joeeph Edward Tingle
Intended Tranater-
Publlahed Orange Cout Dally
San Otego, CA 92108-404'4
(619) 584-8286
Published Orange Co111t 01lly
Piiot Nov. 25, Dec. 2, 9. 1g52
5199,:82
Nil.IC NOTICE
NOTICI Of TMJITH'I IALI
L-No. lllltl ff-~R T.I . No. Ml1202
T:D. SERVICE COMPANY H duly
appointed Trus1ee under Ille
following described deed of 1ru1t
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR
CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN
CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h
(payable at the time ol sale In llW1ul
money of tha United States) 111
right, litle and lnterfft conveyed to
and now held by II under aald Deed
of Trust In the property htlfelnefttlf
described·
TRUSTOR · M I C HA E L
THORNTON
_BE~.~~,i~~Y.:.-.[l.t.Ul:I Ii. LYTTvN and uEvRGIA M. LYTTON
Recorded Marell 6, 1981 u lnatr.
No. 8830 In book 13972. page 303
of 0 111e111 Record• In the ottlce or 11\e Recorder or Orange County;
11ld deed or truat describes the followfng: ·
Lot 1 or Tract No. 18-43, u Pllf
map recorded In l>Ook 89, page 42
of Miacellaneous MIPS. record• or
Ocano-County, Cellfornl1.
YOU ARE IN DE,AULT UM)«R A
DEED OF TRUST DATID
FE8RUARY S, 1•1. UNLlll YOU
TAKE ACTION TO PROTICT
YOUR PROPIRTY, IT MAY 8E
IOLD AT A PUeLJC IALI. If YOU
NllD AH EXPLANATION CW THE PllOt, Dec. 9, 19112 5391·82 MATURI OF THI. PROCHDINQ AQAIHI T YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONT AC.T-A--U.Wftll. Nil.IC NOTICE 837 W. Wiit on, Coate MHe,
NOTICE OF 1'9'U8T£E'8 SALE Calilornla 92687
Loen No. 3073148 "(II • street addre .. or common
• T.S. Ho. lllM-8 dealgnallon ot property 11 ahown
T.D. SERVICE COMPANY as duly abova, no warranty la given u lo Ill
appointed Trustee under the completeness or correctnMt)." The
following described deed or trust beneficiary under H id Deed of
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Tru1t, by r1eson or a breech or
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR default In the obtlgatlOnl MCUreO
CASH (payable at time of sale In thereby. he•etofore executeO and
lawful money ol the United Stites) delivered to the undersigned •
all right. lltle and Interest conveyed written Declaration of o.feult and to and now held by It under sald Ollfnand lor Sele. and written notice
Deed ol Trust In the property ol breaoll and of aleellon to cauM
lleratn1tter described: tha u nd ersigned to Hit ••Id
TRUST OR: GREGG KARMAN property to aatlaly aald obl1G9Uon1. and B ETTY LO u KA AM A N . and ttierealter the undersigned
husband and wlle as folnt tenants cauMd said notice of b~ and of
B E N E F I C I A R Y : LI NC 0 L N election to be recorded Auguat 25,
FE-OE-BA L S. ~ L ASSN. OF 1982 at lnltr. No. 82-2901181 ol
OWENSBORO, KY .. a corporation Ofllclal Rec:ordt In the oH!Oe of the
Recorded Oecembllf 17. 1981 as Recorder o f Orange <;oun ty.
Instr, No. 23387 In book 1'4327, C1llfornla.
page 1399 ot Ottlcl•I Records In the Sai d H ie will be made. but
olllce or 1he Recorder or Orange without covenant or warranty .
County; said deed of trust deserlbea exprus ()( lmptled, regarding 111141
the follOwlng property: poJ1.Mnlon, or encumbrancn, to
DESCRIPTION: pay the remaining pr'lncipal tum of
L-hold Interest In and to the the note(a) aecurad by aald dNd of
tollowlng dascribed property: Trust, with lnter"t u In 181<1 note
PARCEL 1: provided, ad111nce1, II eny, under An undivided 11133rd Interest the termt or H id Deed or Trull,
In and to Lot 1 of Trec1 No. 8858, In f-. chergea and 1xpan-of the
the City of Coste Mesa. Counly ol Trustee. Orange, State or Callfornl1. as P11f Slid t ale wlll be held on :
map recorded In Boole 357. pag" Tuesday. January 5, 1g82, et 2:00 24 to ~6 Inclusive. Mlscellaneoua p.m at the Ch1pm1n Avenue J.lii>I-: Tn ffie offfceo l tl\9COUn entrarte11 to ,file Glvl~C•n!er
Recorder ol ssld County. Buildi ng, 300 E11t Chepmen
EXCEPTING THEREFROM Avenue, Orange, C111fornl1.
Units 1 lhrough 133 as shown on At the time of t he lnltlal
the Condominium P1an recorded In publication of this notice, the total
'book 12115, page ~64, Olllclsl amount or the unpeld balance of the
Record• of said Coun\Y. obligation aecured by the above
PARCEL 2: described dHd or tru1t end Unit 85 aa show n on the aatlmeted cost1, axpen1aa. and
Condominium Plan referred to In 1dvenc .. 11 $25,237.0S.
Parcel 1 above. The opening bid may be obtained
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A by calling (7f4) 937-<lilfle the dey
D 11 D 0 F T R u • T D A T E D berore the Ille.
oec•-R 2. 1•1. UNLllS YOU 011e: Novembllf 29, 1g52
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TAKI ACTION TO PftOTIC'f T.O. SERVICE COMPANY
YOU ft PROPERTY, IT MAY 8E H aeld Truatee
SOLD AT A PUallC SALi. If YOU By; K1tllleen M. Patrick, ml> AN EXPLANATION OF THE Assltt1nl Secretary
HATUftE OF THE PROCEEDl .. Q One City Blvd. Wast,
AGAINST YOU, YOU I HOliLD Orange, CA 92ee8
·CONTACT A LAWYER. (714) 835·112118
878 Deep Creek. Costa Me11, . Published Orange Co11t billy Clllfomta llot, Dec. 9, t8, 23. 1982
"(If a 1treet address or common 5392-82
dealgnetlon Is 1nown above. no
warranty Is given •• t o Ill complet-8 or correctneu)."
rnoney-rnarket accounts?
We, at Downey Savings,
want to help you understand them.
_qnf:[ eff C!"_:WU ~e.
Simply, money-market accounts give you an insured, high interest account with-
out tying up your mo~ey with term time limits. And, a minimum balance of only
$2,500 is required .
It's that simple. But, we at Downey, still don't think it's enough. So we've devel-
oped two inoney-marketpackages, and you can pick the one tailored to your needs.
Plus, we11 pay you higherthan most money-market fund rates with either of them.
The Check-Writers Package The Safe-Saver's Package
Daily Check Writing Convenience, Tied to
a Fully-Insured Account Paying Higher than
Most Money-!Vfarket Fund Rates. Compare
This to Any Uninsured Sweep Account!
A Fulo/-lnsured Savings Acco unt Paying at
a Rate Higher th~ Most Money-Market
Funds, Combined "''ith Instant Cash Access
for T hose Few, Special Times.
Here's how it works: Here's how it works:
You use your 5 If..% interest-earning checking account
for your normaf,Oaily cransacnons. When your balance
Your money-market account is used primarily for savings.
But, if you do neeato make a major or unexJ>ected pur-
passes $2,000, we sweep the ex-
tra money into your high interest-
earning money-market accoµnc.
But unlike most sweep.accounts, if
your checking balance falls below
$2,000, we won't pull money from
your money-market account to
eplace.Jhe funds inyour checkiIJg
account-no matter how low the
balance falls . (Most sweep ac-•
counts require you to keep $2,000
earning 5 1/.4 % at aU t~es.)
And, if your checking account is
overdrawn, we11 then puU money .
from your money-market account
to cover it• -and that's the only
tune we11 take money from there.
So, no f11inimum balance in your
checking account means you can
leave your extra money in yol-'r
money-market account longcr-
earning higher than mat money-
market fund rates!
Plus, look at the exua benefits you'll
receive that no money-market fu nd can
offer:
0 no service charges on your checking
account
0 check guarantee card on your
checking account (with qualification)
0 MasterCard II or VISA debit card with
no annual fees (with qualification)
0 a~ safe deposit box
0 one~ trust deed collection
0 ~traveler's checks
0 preferred auto loan rates
0 unfonited in-person or by-mail with-
drawals
0 many other free, convenient services
0 and a minimum balance requirement
in your money-market account of only
$2,soo··
chase, and you don't have enough
in your everyday checking ac-
count, or just don't want to pull
funds from there, you can write a
check from your money-market
account (3 per month).
This gives you the benefit of a
high interest-earning account with,.
out the hassles of difficult cash ac-
cess that come with time limits or
withdrawal penalties.
"Money-Markee Packages are
available beginning Dec-
ember 14, 1982. Special high
interest-earning repurchase
agreements are available im-
mediately, co hold your
Money-M arkee Package
dollars through December
13, 1982~'
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Tile beneflclery under aald De.ct
of Tniet. by r..-on or • breech or
default In the obllg1t1on1 aecured
th•eby. llefetorore extcuted and deltvered to the underalgned a
wrttten Dlclaratlon of o.111111 and
Oemflnd few Sale. and written notice
of brNCtl and of elec:tlon to -..
t he und •r=d t o H ll Hid prooertY to Mid Ollllgatlone, ~=:?'::~ =·~-: Unlike the money you deposit in a regular
electkln '° be reoorded AUgulrt 13' ket fu d Do -1. M M k 1912 • IMtr. No. 11·2'2t38 of Mid A ,.cillloua lutlneH ffiOney-mat n ' Wn'°' 7 S OOey-ar et °'==~Ill ba m•da, b Neme ltat•tMnt fll•d Packages arc fully-insured . :=t ;0=: ~·=: :!Y.'ct'r; ~;: And the dollars arc re-invested in our local po111uro11, or e111Mftbr8'IOM• to wttlctt tlfM oontlnulnt
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Or•nge Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thurtd•y, December 9, 1982
Taiwan: Everything to lose, nothing to gain I,
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TAIPEI, Taiwan -To some, Taiwan 11 a
staunch and much-abused anti-Communist baation
of the free world. To other11, it la a political
embarraument which will not go away.
Whichever the case, It cannot and will not be
Ignored.
Since 1949, this large Island otf the China
mainland has been the seat ol the Nationalist
Chinese government in exile. In the last 11 years It
has been buffeted by international storms that
might have sunk less buoyant societies.
Ousted from the United Nations In 1971, its
diplomatic ties with all the w orld's maJOr nauons,
including the United States severed !dnce 1979, It
has not had the decency -as Its enemies might put
it -to st.op making an international nuisance of
itseli.
What enrages Taiwan's critics and reassures its
friends is its total refusal to negotiate a compromise
with its long-time enemy In P e king on an
agreement that could end 55 years of hostility and
lead to unification of China.
The death of former President Chiang Kai-
shek in 1975 in no way altered the Nptionalists'
s tony refusal to grasp the Communist hand of
reconciliation, although their prestige has suffered
and their best friend, the United States, considers
Peking's terms to be generous.
"the people here do not wish to negotiate
away their freedom and democracy," says James
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natfonal con11cn11us fi lha we do not wan.t
communl1m . W e have everything to 1011e and
nothing to gain."
Since the Nat.lonall.ats caJn(\ here In defeat In
1949, the l1land'a 18 million highly motivated
people have developed Asia'• hlalleet 1tandar o
living after Japan. Per capita annual Income ls more
than $2,000 and expected to hit $6,200 by the end of
the 1980s, 10 times that of the mainland.
Trade hovers around $40 billion a year and
1982 economic growth, in a time of global business
slowdown, is estimated at a respectable ~ percent.
In the first seven months of this year, oveneas
Investment totaled $275 million, up 43.4 percent
over the same period in 1981, a figure Peking must
regard with unalloyed envy.
Even Ln Indirect trade with the mainland -
through Hong Kong and other ports -Taiwan
scores. Last year, according to Japanese lk>Ul'CeS, it
reached $400 million, a 63.5 percent jump over 1980.
Of this, $335 million was in Taiwan-produced
fibers, fabrics, knit goods and electronic parts the
Communists need.
In view of this economic strength, the question
is why Taiwan rejects Peking's seductive offer to
continue to go its own way economically, politically
and internationally -even to keep Its own anned
forces -if it will fly the flag of the People's
Republic.
The answer is part emotional, part logical.
Fellow r e volutionaries In the 1920s, the
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Communists and the Nationalist Kuomintang party
split violently In 1927. Since then, with brief
exceptions, they have maintained the savage
mutual hatred of a family feud. Surviving
Nationalists here have long memories, and neither
defeat nor success bas eased their abhorrence of
communism.
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While c.'OOCl'<ilng that Peking'• tA>nna look~
on paper, these pt.'O le dfsiiUHll them u U1c
achieve peacefully w6:t It could not win mili ly.
Aware that Peking's tolerance may not ast
forever, they aee creation of a military deterntfH as
urgent. They reject President Ronald Rea~n·s
argument that U.S. arms salee to Taiwan ibe.
phased out because China JXl8el no preeent • •at
and is a key strategic factor In curbing ~let
expansion In Asia. "It may be quiet militarily now," 1ay1 Soong,
"but you can't tell what will happen next ~\he
mainland. And you can't rely on Peklng as an'liUy
In the United Nations. it voted with Ruuit on
Poland, the Mideast , the Falkland• and ~I
Salvador." q
Despite its anti-eommunism, Taiwan'• claim to •
be a citadel of democracy fails careful ecrutiny. •Pree
enterprise and capitalism are in full cry, but"<trye
Kuomintang's political control over Taiw.iR as
comparable to that of the Communists on'o\he
mainland.
In both countries, the opposition is little inore
than token. Of 390 seats in the legislative Y~ 17
are held by independent, Taiwan-born deputies1 An
overpowering 290 are Kuomintang graybeards who
won election before 1949 on the mainland and
"haven't had to run since. •
"How would Americans feel if the Democu-ats
or Republicans had one-party rule for the ~ 30
years even though they were in the minority?"
Kang asks.
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HOMECOMING
CHRISTMAS
Give him a aweiter that he
c.n live In -from now
'tit next ChrtstmH .
At Nordstrom we put a label
on quality, the Nordstrom
label We have a commitment
to quahty and value.
and nowhere 1s this more
apparent than on sweaters
bearing the Nordstrom label.
That's why the classic
lad< of our r:mn crew neck
sweaters lasts from season to
season. Constructed of
all Shetland wool, at is fully
fashioned with turn-back
cuffs, a dropped back yoke
and comes in 12 gift-
giving colors:
raspberry, rust. teal. grey,
baltic blue, burgundy,
navy. dark green.
medium brr:mn, purple. white
and maize. And to assure
you that every Nordstrom
crew neck sweater is
ready for gift-giving, we
carefully wrap each one in
embossed tissue. and
tuck it In Its r:mn protective
Nordstrom sweater bag.
You'd expect to pay more for
this kind of quality. but our
prices represent an
outstanding value. We're
proud of our Nordstrom label
sweaters and we're equally
proud of our prices.
Sizes s.m,l,xl; 32.50.
In MEN'S SPORTSWEAR.
South Coast Plaza. Brea Mall,
Los Cerritos Center.
Outside ,oor local dialing areas
in Los Angeles and Orange
Counties, call toll free
1-800-432-7175.
Shop oor special holiday hours
Monday-5aturday 10:00-9:30
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thuradoy, December 9, 1982
~~~\ ...,.,,~ Christina card nvelopes have size limits
•' By PAT HOROWITZ or ... DellJ ,.... ttaff
· DEAR PAT: What'• the smallest-size
~tma1 card the_ post office wHJ accept for
•allla1? I seem to recall some recent change ~ tlal1 re1ulatlon. Also, what's the best way io
irap a package to be sure it gets to lt11
dettlnaUon ln one piece?
N.W., Newport Beach
Letter s ize s ta ndards require that
envelopes be at least 3 Yi inches high and 5
inches long to be accepted for mailing.
In addition to shopping and mailing ear1y,
. the U:S. Postal Service is asking customers ro
properly address eards and packages with the
name, house number and street (or post office
box number), and the city, state and ZIP l'Ode
reeerved for the last line. Put the recipient's
address in ·the lower right portion of the
container and your return address in the
upper left-hand corner. Remove all other
labels from the box.
Postal authorities advise using packing
cartons to ship. packages. Brown paper and
~e ~rd are not necessary. Seal packages
with any of these tapes: pressure sensitive,
nylon-reinforced kraft l>aper, or glass-
reinfo!"ced pressl:'re sensitive. Use smudge-
proof ink for addressing.
C<Mta me6a Art oleagtUJ
:Jirw .Arl3 Sfwu.1
Lido Marina Village
Saturday, Dec. 11
Sunday, Dec. 12
10 -4 p.m.
Nit.IC NOTICE
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
FRANCES L. BOWEN aka
FRANCES BOWEN AND
OF PETITI ON T O
ADMINISTER ESTATE NO.
A·llSl96.
T o all heirs, beneficiaries.
creditors a.nd con tingent
credito r s of Frances .L
Bowen and per sons who
May ~ oth erwise interested
m the w'1i and/or estate.
A petition ·has been filed
by Jeffe.ry A. Winterroth in
the Superior. Court o f
::>range County' requesting
that Jeffery A . Winterroth
oe appointed as Q.ersonal
tepl'e9entatlve to ad'minister
the estate of Frances L .
B o w en (u nd e r the
lndependent Administracioo
;;if E.!tates' Act): The petition
Ml set for hearing in Dept.
No. 3 at 700 Civic Center
Drive. West. in the City of
Santa Ana. California on
December 29. 1982 at 9:30
a.m.
lF YOU OBJECT to the
granting of the petition, you
should either appear at the
tlearing a.nd sta'te your
:objections or file wrln en
objections w i th the court
~fore the hearing. Y our
q>pear ance may be in person
.Jr by· your attorney.
IF YO U ARE A
CREDITOR. or a contingent
:reditor of the deceased, you
:nuat file your claim with the
:ourt or present it to the
personal representat.iv e
ippoin ted by the court
within foµr months from the
date of fi r st issuance o f ~tera as provided in Section
700 of the Probate Code of
:allfornia. The time for
' filing claims will not expire
"jlrior to four months Crom
the date o f . the hearing
90ticed above. . . YOU MAY EXAMINl'..:
the:file kept by the court. If
you are interested in the
tetate, you may file a request
with. the court to receive
1p ecial n o tice o f the
tnventor y of estate assets
nKI of the petitions, accounts
lnd reports described in
3ection 1200 .5 of the
:..Ufomia P robate Code.
~EITH C. WE LPUTT,
lt'IU MacAr t hur Blvd.,
j •ltt !88, .P.O. Box 7955,
~ewpert Beach, CA 92660,
{'IH) 752-7311 .
Publhhed Ounge. Cout Daily
lot, Dec 2. 3, 9, 1932. ~269-82
"8JC NOTICE
P'tem'IOU9 llU9*EH MAim aTATWMINT
TM loUowtng pereon I• doing ..,..,_ aa:
PUBLIC NOTICE
N(ITICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Lo•n No. 0011-500334
T.S. No. 86549-S
CE N T RA L C A PITAL
CORPORATION as <klly 11ppo1n1eo
Trustee under t h'! follow ing
descrtbeO deed or lrusl Will SELL
AT PUBLIC AIJCTION TO THE
HIGHEST BtOOER FOR CASH
(payable at time 01 saie on lawful
money Of the United St ates) all
right tttle and tnteresl conveyed 10
and now held by 11 under satd Oe<!d
ol T rus1 tn the properly here1naller
oescribe<l
TRUSTOR DIANA CREEK a
married woman as her sole and
separate property
BEN EFICIARY CENTRAL
FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN
ASSOCIATION a corporal ion
Recorded March 26 1981 as
onelr No 35765 irf bOOk 13996.
page 1074 01 Olllctal Reco1os In the
oll•ce ol Ille Recorder of Orange
County. said deed of trusl describes. lhe lollowno property·
lot 46 ol Traci No 10346. tn
1he C11y of lr111ne. County of Orange.
S1t11e of C11IHorn1a as per M\IP
recorded in Booll 472 Page' 48 10
50 mclu!lve of Mlsceltaneous Maps
on the Olltce of lhe County Recorder
of said County
"YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER
A O'EEO OF T f!U ST OATED
MAflCH 23, 11181, UNLESS YOU
TA KE ACTION TO PROTECT
YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE
SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU
NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE
NATURE OF THI! PROCE"EDINO
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER."
• 10 Wlldb<ook, !Nine, Ca1tfom1a
92714
"(II a street address or common
oes1gnatron is shown above. no
warran ty is give n a s to "'
completeness or correctness) " t The beneficiary under said Deed
of Trust, by reason of a breach or
deraull In the ob1tgat1ons secu•ed
lhereby, herelolore-uecuted and
deliv.«ired lo thfi undersigned-a
wrillen Oeclaratton or Oelaull and
and Demand IOI Sato, and wrollenl
notice or breach and of e1ec11on l o
cause the unde<slgned lo sell U ld
property lo satisfy said obllgalions,
and therearter l he under11gnedl' caused said notice ot breach and or
erection 10 be recorded .AuguSI 9.
t982 as instr No 82-275623 tnl
book of said Offlcllll Records.
Said sate will be made. but
wllhout covenanl or warranty.
eicpress or tmphe<I. regarding 11t1e,
possession, or enc"mbrances. to
pay lhe reamalntng principal sum or
the no18(s) secured by sald Deed of
Trust, wllh lnleresl as tn said nole
provided. advances, II any. unoer
lhe lorma ol said Deed of Trint,
lees, charges and e•penses ol the
T rus1ee and ol lhe trusts created by
said Oeed or Trusl
Said sale will be held on Monday,
December 27. 1982 at 2 00 pm at
the Chapman Avenue entrance. to
the Civic Center Buildtng, 300 East
Chapman Avenue. In lhe City of
Orar19a. Californta
NOTICE· At the l•me of sale. bods
may be made 1n cash and/or the
cashll'•S or oerlllled check s
specified In CIVll Code Secllon
2924h.
At l he lime o f l he tn11ial
publlOllllon or this no1ic;e, lhe to1at
amount of I he unpaiO balance of lhe
obllgallon secured by lhe abOvfl
descrlbetl deed o l lrual end
estimated coats, e~penset. and
advances ts S• 1.8.CO 93.
To determine the opening bid,
you may cell (7141684·8333
Oate· November 23. 1982
C EN TRA L C AP ITA L
OCEANSIDE INN, 111711 Pactllc ·o .. t Highway, SunHI Beach,
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MUC.fl»TICE
Pllol. Dec: 2. 9, 18. 1982
5273-82
PUBllC NOTICE
FICTIT10U9 8U ... H
NA• ITATEMINT
•Tiw follOWfng f*IOnt ere doing bualnOM at:
. CAR'S ETC • 7406 Steier
A venue. Hunllng1on 9e1Ch,
Calll0<nl1 9284 7
• Guy C. OIOff, 721 ~n MIN
Huntlnglon Beach. Oahlomle 92841
W1yme" Kellh Nol, 9171 Maclellne Ot!Ve, Huntington e.11e11.
cattfrnia 112e.e 171 Madeline Drive,
Hun11no1on 8eacll. C1111om1a 928<48 Thia buelneM It oond~ by .. genetaj pertnenhfp. ,
Guy C. CIOM 111
Thlt alllt-1 WH lli.<1 wt111 .tht OCIUlllY Ci.rk OI OranOft CO\lnty on
Nov81'110. 22, 1llJ2 . . ,*11,
Publltlled Ortnge CoHI Delly Piiot. ~. 25, OeC ~.I, II, 1'82 . 5144•82
Mllkt• 11urct-p1wk~j.(•• conlt'nW. •u·c w . ...t.._ __
t"llshloo<'\.I und tht·rt• IM ll(J t•111pty ll))Mt• h1 Uw
box. UR(> crumplf'J nt.>w1111a1K'r iU'l'lU11d th1• 1tt•m
Including ull sidu11, top and lmttom
Cornmerciully ovuilobh.· Coum stwl111 or uir·
pc><·kN p11ddlng oliw mak<' good l'u~hloning
mnt~rlals. Irreplac.•ubll• lt1..•ms _,houlcJ lw 1w11t
by registeroo mail. '
'Gran11y flats' due i11 '83
PEAR HEADERS: Californians vJanmng
lo add so..callcd "granny flats" to thl'ir homes
becauS(' of a new state law shouJd be car·t•ful
in choosing a contractor, at.wrding to John F.
Maloney. registrar of the Contractors' State
Lkense Board1-. ---
Sentate Bill 1534 will open the waJ_ next
year to creation of second living units for
elderly relatives on single-family residential
lots. allowing living units within or attached
to existing single family homes.
Noting that approximately half of the
thousands of complaints the board handles
each year involve home improvement work.
Maloney offers these tips to homeowner'i
considering any home improvement work:
-Use a licensed contractor (required by
law for jobs costing more than $:')()).
-Keep in mind that a license means a
contrac t or h as m e t minimum s t a t e
requirements of experieC)Ce and knowledge
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12 oz.
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UNDER LINER
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For elegant
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---AlYk for u hst of foruw1• cwctoml'l'll und
c'()11U1Cl Ull'm for opinion.1 of th<> contr~l·t.or's
work A wk11l<'<.I ~·1mtructtll' is proud of his work
und will haw no prol1h:m with this.
A11k the> contrtwt<.>r tur a bu11Jn(!llS
addres!i anti telephone numlwr and Vl•tify
ttwm.
GtJt a wriU.t~n t•otHroct und understand
1l b<oforc signing.
-Don't hcsititt.4! to ask qut.-stions, don't
p11y cash without a proper rt.>ceipt, and don't
make final payment until you are satlllfled
with the job.
M alon ey al110 recommends th a t
homeowners considcrlng improvements read
"Blueprint For Building Quality," a guide to
selecting-a-conuact0r, available free -by
writing: Contractors' State License Board,
P.O. Box 26000, Sacramento 95826.
Santa background told
DEAR PAT: I recall that last year you
bad an item In your column that explained the
background of Santa's name and why he ls
always pictured as being fat. My grandchild
Is spending Cltrlstmas wltb us tbls year and I
tbink It would be fun to tell blm about these
things. Unfortunately, I didn't clip the column
last year, so I hope you wlll repeat this
information for me.
P.J.,~Fnuntain Valley
¥.thor W11.-.h1ngwn Irving. in the 1809
.. Kni<'k<'rbc.lckor'H Jli11tory of New York," ia
bell<·v<'CI to be the flrsl to dt'tlerioo St. Nick aa
a jolly follow wcuring a broad-brimmed hat
nnd huge bn.'<.•<'hl'll onu smokin,g a long pipe.
Sunt.a'11 rol>'·poly Image came to full flower In
an 1837 pamting by artist Robert Weir and. ln
the 1660s, m a popular 11Cries of drawings by
cartoonist Thomas Nast.
As allriost everyone knows, the mythical
"Santa" began life• as a real person . S t.
Nicholas, a bishop In Asia Minor in the 300s. A
kindly man who took presen\s to the needy,
Nicholas came to be known as the patron aaint
of sailors. travelers, bakers and merchants, but
especially of children. The custom of giving
gift.<> to celebrate his feast. day, Dec. 6. grew in
--Europe untiJ Nwnola.s-became. wJdely .accepted_
as the gift-giver at Christmas time.
Earl y Dutch settler s i n New York
brought the custom with them, but Nicholas'
Dutch name, Sin terklaas. was hard to
pronounce and he became known as "Santy
Claus" and "Santa Claus," according to the
World Book Encvclooedia.
' • Got» problem ? Then write to -_ i P.11 Horowitz. Pat will cut red tape.
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gNt111g the answers and IJC'tion you
.,... nee d to s olve inl'quitles in
government and business. Mm/ your questions
to Pat Horowitz, A t Your Service, Orange
Coast Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa.
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beautifully
polished
and strung
on red
cord with
meta Ille
accenting.
48• long 9.88
28" long 5.88
24" long 4.88
Well made
Kurtas from
Luchnow are
embellished
with the lovely
tone on tone
Chikan
embroidered
detail typical
of that area.
Assorted
Colors
S·M·L-XL
SHIRT 27" long
Very special boxes to hold gems,
treasures or secrets. Elaborate
clolsonne work with multlcolored
designs make stunning pieces.
Assorted designs and colors
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TUNIC 41 " long
13.66
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Jewelry Section
GRAPELEAF PLASTIC LACOUERWARE
TRAYS From Japan PORCELAIN BISQUE
DOLL IN WESTERN
DRESS From Taiwan
covers.
Assorted
Designs
Approx
16"x 16"
Bah Humbug
In Red or Green
Red & Green
Plaid
Twinkle
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Red, Blue
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Solt green bowls
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s· dia. 6" dia.
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18" long
11 • wide
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STRAINER
From China
5 'n • tong
2v, • deep
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From Hong Kong
Classic mate1fal
and shape for Ina
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the day
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Tar'l
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FrQm China For fruit. picnic
BAMBOO SLAT I WOOD FRAME
BOARDWALK CHAIR From China·
Nostalgic allng chair Is
handsome enough lo
combine with 1ny In·
format decor. Ruggedly
constructed of natural
bambOo slats and
nylon cord on
stained and
v11nlshtd
hardwood
19'11 • wide
27" tall
Adjull8 to
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or serving In a
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11 • dla.
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10.99
From Taiwan
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dreaalng room,
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TABLE From Yugoslavia
Trim compact design has hinged
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T'op covers colored herdboa d
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Orange Coul DAILY PILOT /Thurlday. Oec4Nnbe< 9, 1982
Immediate solution urged for state deficit
SA RAMENTO (AP>
Pravntt' umJ Iii.Uk• ftS(:ul cxperli
ur<.' tt•lllng 11 tote luwmokl'ra,
caught In parllMn blame·<:aatlng,
that the state's fiscal quagmire
must be eltminated immedia~ly
IC a long-term, bipartisan
solution Isn't found soon, the
experts aay, the state's national
credit rating could plummet.
And the Legislature's
nonpartisan budget adviser adds
that this year's $1.~ billion to $2.4
billion deficit probably can't be
plugged without a tax Increase.
The fiscal experts testified
a t a jolnt hearing ofthe nate
.. .
Finance and Allembly WaYt and Mean• commlt\eH, which are
retponaible for money mauena.
Thl'y said llttl<' that teglslatonil
wanted to ht'ar.
The new Legislature convenc.od
this week and was called Into
apeclal teeaion, partly to addl'fta
the filcal problerna. But partiaan
considerations have made It
Increasingly unlikely that
anything will be done before
Democratic Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. leaves office and Republican
Gov.-elect George Deukmejlan
takes office Jan. 3.
,
Dcmocrub1 wunl Dl•ukmt Jh.in
lo takr p11r1 ht f111dln6( 1,1 11c1lutlon.
Rcipuhllt·1uu1 und Dt:ukmejlan u y
Bruwn and tht• Leailalotur<'
ahould fix lhlng11 bl'forc Jun. 3.
1'hc •2~ 2-balllon budgN for
the 1982·83 fl!tl·al yt>ar. 1)11U(.ld by
t hl• Leglslatur" lottt June, hos
er<><fod mainly bt.-caui.4: 1M1lt•s uncl
inc.'<>ml' 1.ax revenues have been
less than cstimull'd dut> to the
rC(..-ession.
The dt.>flcil for this year Is
already $220 mil lion a nd
probably will be $1 .3 billion by
the end of the flacal year June
30, said Mary Ann Graves.
Brown'11 ranu11t•t• dirt.'<'l.Or.
Stoll' 1'rco11urt•r Je.Ht! Unruh
oncl th1• Comrnl1111lon on Stow
l"l nont't.'. whlc.·h he chalr11,
l'BlllOUl.t.' the de ficit (.'()Uld be • 1.:;
ballion to $2 :s billion, dt'J)('ndln6'
on tht• l'COnomy tor the rest ol
tht• year
for thhll(fl II kt• ~1·tt•r'tlllll' hcmw
lonns ond prlim n corutrut•tlon ,
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wt•nt w tht• bond murkt•l th111
month. bt•fort• !iOnwthlng 1s done
about the state's fiscal problt•nu.
tht• nutionul rating ag<•ncacs
would rt'<.lut•c California's bond
ruling.
The prublcm already forced
the state to borrow $400 mllllon
Crom a syndical<' headed by Bank
of America lost month to pay its
bills. ll was the first time in 11
years the state hod to borrow
from outside sourc.'ell.
And Unruh told the legislators
he will 11Cll no more stale bonds,
Cullforniu h ad the h ighes t
rating, AAA. until Proposition 13
was approved by voters In 1978.
Then Standard & Poors cut it to
AA-plus and Mood ys lo AA .
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11wpart Beach1
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S ta t e fun d s need e d now
Wht•n I.1st wt•c•k'~ ~alt• blt•w
m, 1t pll'kt'Ci up MHntf ll'illlt patx•c.•i.
of thl' Bulbou Yuc.·ht Bas in tn
Nt•wport Beac:h bl'for<' 1t hlt-w
IU;c•lf out alTuss thl• m11untilm:-c
Tht• end rt'SU!l was th<it the.>
ell y-owncd marina bore the brunt
of tht• s torm's fury A 60-foot
St'l't1on uf d cx:k from 0tht• basin was
nppt.'Ci lorn.e aml s lammt·d into an
adJaCt>nt d ot·k Gangways w e re
lorn loose.• and the pilmgs st.'Curmg
1 the dock were severed.
M ore than 70 boat owners
wt•n • forn·cl to n ·l<l(:ah· tht'ir l'raft
until repairs can be made
And therein hes the r ub. J ust
weeks before t he storm. Newport
Bt•ut·h had lt•arn('d it would be.•
rt•t't•ivrng o $2.7 mil11o n lo w
1ntnest loan Crom the ~nou.• to
rt>furbbh the.· ym:ht basin. w hl{'h is
ndtllt·<l with dry rot and decay.
Thv morwy is more <.·rit1cul
nuw than ever bdort.', but it won't
bC' availublt.• unul Late next ycnr.
In the meantime, the city has
dt.>c1ded to apply Band-Aids to the
yacht basin a nd pray for an end to
the stom1s.
If ever a situation cried out
fo r flexibility in governmt"ftt, this
is it. We urge Newport Beach lo
seek early release of these stale
funds. And we urge the state
gov<.'rnment to listen. The yacht
basin needs help now.
fluntain ValleJ----------
A nnex b est s olution
W i th the approval of the
Loca l Agency Forma t ion
Commission. which must rule on
a ll annexatio ns in the cou n t y.
Fountain Valley soon will grow a
little.
The agency has okayed plans
for city annexation of an 8 12-acre
parce l earmarked for th e
development of more than 160
condominiums.
T he parcel 1s a portion of one
of two islands of county territory,
one 25 acres and the othe r seven
acres. lying w est of the Santa Ana
River. south of Edingl'r Avenue
and east o f Harbor Boulevard. The
LAFC has ruled that both islands
of now--unincorporated county
territory are within Founta in
Valley's sphe re of influe nce and
' the re fore suitable for annexation.
Indeed. the commtss1on has
urged the annexation as soon as
possible. instead of waiting for
developer s to come up with
picc:cm eal a nnexation proposals.
For the time being, however,
the city will move ah ead only on
the properry. part of the 25-acre
island, w here the condominiums
w il l be built. Tha t's b ecau se
annexation will give the city m ore
control of the development.
Some Fountai n Val ley.
officia ls are hesitant to proceed
with a large-scale annexation for
fear it might strain city services.
That's reasonable, but in the long
run it is best to have these odd
i::.la.nds o f cou nty t e rrito r y
. attached to their adjacent cities,
for th e bene fi o f presen t a nd
fu ture residen ts.
taaana Beach-----------
Ext end th e sig n la w
F ifteen years ago Laguna
Beach became the first community
along the Orange Coast to adopt a
strict sign ordinance.
The law. approved after a
two-year debate, required removal
and re placement of all over-sized.
garish business signs within a
three-year amortization period. in
the inte r est of mainta ining the
·•village atmosphere" of the art
colony .
After a certain-amounr at
grumbling the big signs came
down and it was generally agreed
that the e-ffort greatly improved
thf' town's appearance.
Now L aguna Beach Cit y
Councilman Dan K enney wants to
go a step further. His targets this
time are interior lighted signs that
stand out too sharply in the more
subdued sign climate. These were
not prohibited under the original
ordinance, though their brigh tness
supposedly was regulated.
K enney's proposal has merit.
In fact. the city has approved only
one interior lighted s ign in the
past four years a nd others that
remain are getting old a nd rather
shabby.
The proposed la w w ould
require their removal within a
three-year period. That doesn 't
seem unreasonable. Kenney says
he has talked with officials qf both
Carme l and Aspen , Colo., two ·
r esort comm uni t ies that ban
1 A t ui.oLdi_L . .sia~~ and_ h eard
nothing n egative about t e1r aws.
So far his suggestion doesn't
seem to be s tirring up much
opposition . but that may change
w he n the issue com es up for a
public h ea ring befor e the
Planning -Commissio n later this
month.
Laguna today has some of the
most tasteful and least distracting
business signs m the county. It
would be in everyone's interest·to
have the few remaining offenders
removed in due course.
lrviae--------------
La wm ak in g tr ick e r y
A piece o f l ast -minute
p o liti c al gamesmanshi p by
Assemblyman Bruce Young. D -
Norwalk, threatens to jeopardize
plans for Irvine and Mission Viejo
to construct and begin operation of
n ew train stations.
Unless the maneuver can be
u ndone there is the c urious
possibility th at new stations m!~ht
· be built at the two communities
but by passed by several of the
Amtrak trains on t h e L os
Angeles-San Diego route.
Young, chairm a n o f the
A ssembly Tr a nsportation
Committee, managed to tack
seve ral amendments onto a
transportation bill in the final days
o f th e la st session of the
Legislatu re.
One provides that new state
funds will be allocated for stations
~ or new s tops unde r a priority
system that .gu~rantees Norwalk
will be next m line.
Norwalk has not yet been
allocated an y such state fundlo by
the California Tra nsportation
Commissio n . Funds have been
a uthorized for construction of the
Irvine and Mission Viejo stations,
but not for the q>sts of stopping
the trains.
Since four o.f the seven daUy
Amtrak round-trips a re supported
ORANGE COAS:r Daily Pilat
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with state funds and t hree are
fi nanced solely by Amtrak. this
:outd mean that the four s tate -
suppor ted runs would wind up
bypassing the new stations. And
there is a further possibility that if
the state-funded train stops a re
not authorized , the state g rant
already approved for the Irvine
station might go to Norwalk.
This some what id ioti c
situati o n appa r ently was
overlooked until Orange County
officials examined Young's
lengthy bill after the close of the
legislative session. •
Now the Oran ge County
Transportation Commission is
preparing t o l ob by for
m odi ficat ion of the Norwalk
pr ovis ion wh e n !he new
legis la t ive session o p ens in
J anuary.
This once more points up the
inh eren t dange rs of end-of-session
legislative manipulations a ns! th.!!
ongoing need for local officials to
k ee p a c l ose wat c h on
t r a n s portatio n -related issues.
Similar mane uvering rammed
th roug h th e bullet-train
legislation on which Ne wport
Beach Assemblywoman Marian
Bergeson and her colleagues now
are tryi n g to o btain public
hearings that were camvenlcntly
ov<.'rlookcd.
Thoma• P. Holey
Jan• Amofl
(."' '·• lOJ
lcwbafo Kfolbkh
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Letters to the editor
Newcomers need
time to adjust
To the F.ditor: My wife and I were two of the victims
of a 5-car auto accident on (-5. We were
last in line of a long line of cars standing
s tiU on a jamme.d off-ramp on the
Escondido freeway transitional road
going north, just south of San Diego
proper. -
A car driven by a Vietnam~ with
three Vietnamese passengers came o(f
1-5 in excesa-oL.65 miles per hour and
slammed tnto us witho ut breaking
speed, totally wrecking their car a~d
ours and badly damaging three others m
front of our car. My wife and I were
pried out of our car by paramedics and
taken to a hospital.
None of the Vietnamese could speak
a ny English, but it w as some how
determined that they thought their
brakes had failed.
THE POINT of this letwr is that the
police stated to us that people from
Vietnam and similar societies are too
quickly given auto licenses and injec~
into our social mainstream before being
technologically able to react or cope with
, emergency situations. Their reactions
and technological experiences are related
to mopeds. bicycJes or even only to water
buffalo .. Consequently we suffer from
their incomprehension over what to do
in an unusual situation requiring quick
1_ ........ ~le~es. We a nd several others were
almost l<Jned. ---
Should not people strange to our ways
be forced to permit a reasonable time to
pass to afford them. an opportunity to
understand our rules and have a
sufficient working knowledge of our
technical equipment and the safe way to
cope with it before they are given a
license to propel a 2,000-pound vehicle at
70 miles an hour down a rainy, dark
freeway and endangering the lives of
their new fellow-citizens?
HENRY BURKE
MAILBOX
Laguna's trees .
To thl' Editor:
l bl•lacve w holehC'urtedly the old
axiom that an elected oHiciaJ never tries
to defend herself in print in -response to
criticism or att.at·k by a d t11.en regarding
a votl'. But, after reading a third lettl'r or
cr1t1c1sm regarding our recent council
volt' on Heritage Trees, I feel c:ompelled
to rt-spond. I would parucularly like w
add some information for those who
were not in. the audience lhl" evening of
our decision. or perhaps not aware of the
events whicfi took plal.'e prior to th('
council meeting.
Unfortunately, by the time we were
presented with the unusual request to
placl' the sole remaining tree on t he
property to the Hl'ri tage Tree . Lis t
(agai nst the wishes of the pro"C'rty
owner). that owner or the lot and some
of the neighbors had become VC'ry
(·ombative. This is a most unfortunate
result of lack of moderation in solving
one's problems. i.e .. leveling of a lot duC'
to exasperation with yard maintenance
BUT, SE'FTING aside the acrimony of
the participants; let's think about the
environmental beauty or Laguna Beach.
which is so highly prized by its ~it!rens
because they enjoy not only oo~n views,
but indeed their beloved trees and
vegetation. The question arises at what
point does one consider the proper ly
· · ldual over the
propert y righ ts or the 1mme 1a c
neighborhood. We currently have a Code
Book four inches thick. page after page.
defin ing the "rights" or the property
owners of Laguna Beach for the safety
and enjoyment of the total community.
I d ebated this issue in my mmd and
finally w ith advice from th e City
Attorney, fell the road to moderauon to
be rbund in placing the tree on the
Heritage Tree List. The property owner
would be permitted to appeal . to the
Board of Adjustments to have the tree.'
rcmovl'CI from the list although he or she
H1nt1n1t11 Baa----------
Clinic will HJiss hiHJ
Huntington Beach will miss
Doug Elson, who took over the
Communit y Clinic during its
trouble d t im es in 1975 and
restored it to a highly prof~ional
operation, but now has resigned to
seek new challenges.
Elson, 3 4 , will b ecom e
executiv e director of the
Community Clinic o f Orange
County in Santa Ana.
He was named director of the
Huntington Beach clinfc after the
previous di.rector had been asked
to resign and the facility was beset
with starfing problems.
Under Elson's j(Uida nce, the
clin ic, located at Fifth and Orange
Streets in downtown Huntington
Beach , b ee a me a va J ua ble
community asset, providing low -
cost medical care and cou nseling to
some 1.400 )ow-incom e clients
each month. ,
Elson's departure will be a
loss to the city, but he leaves the
c linic in good s hape and well
organized to continue providing its
n eeded ser vices unde r n ew
direction. The clinic's board of
directors n ow is consid ering a
numbe r of applications for the
post he is vacating and is expected
to announce a selection shortly.
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Watch can • cut cr1HJ e
There's an old saying that if
you want something done right, do
it yourself. For years, police have
been telling us that we are the
secret to a lower crime rate.
The message has come acro88
loud and clear in Costa Mesa.
Partic ipation i n the clty's
Neighborhood Watch program ls
up 20 percent over last year, and
burglaries ln the city are down 40
percent.
Although law enforcement
officials are leery of aurlbuUng
the lower crime rate spedf~y to
the 'Neighborhood Watch prosrarn.
the conaenaut ii that it hel.-.
Neighborhood Watch 11 a
t.wo...pronged attack on crime.
Police officen lnetruct crou.-on
homt? security and ·of for ttSldents
a free home security check.
Residents have free use of an
engraving pen to mark valuables,
and signs are poeted on 1treeta
wh e r e 80 perce nt of th e
hou se holds b e long to
Neighborhood Watch.
Those things help, but the
m os t important thing
. Neighborhood Watch docs is foster
involvement. Residen ts are urged
to keep on eye out for suspicious
persons. They are encouraged to
report things that don't look right
to them, even 3t the expense of a
raIM! .11larm. In other words, people
are urgt.'d to look out ror the other
RUY· And that's a human plus, u
wel) u a IM!CUrity plus. Sometimes,
in our mobtte a n d detached
society, Nel1hborhood Watch Is
the place where nelghbora flnally
meet and learn to care about
each other
We urge you to call 754-~320
for m ore information o n
Nelshborhood Watc h . It's a
prosram you owe younelf.
might lh!!n ~ rcqu1n·d to replal'l' 1l with
another tree• of ~rhaps more appealing
qualities. This. it seemed to me, could
~tisfy all of the parti1:s.
If those who rca<·tt.'CI so vehemently to
my vote (and the other thr('(' votes) had
only rt"'S<.'arc:hcd the issue a httl<.• more,
thc·y might have not "failed to sec the
forest for the trl>e!"
BOBBIE MINKIN
Laguna Beach City Council
Rules ch anged
To the F.d1tor.
How would you feel 1f you were
playing cards with some<>ne and after
you had tx-en dealt a straight or fl ush
thr rules of the gamt> were changed and
a pair could win?
Those of us in ~ant.a Ana Heights are
in a sjmilar situation. We purchased a
home in a l'Ommunaty which was zoned
A-I for light agricultural use (r:ibbits,
chu:kens, hors<'S etc.).
Now , because the county Board of
Supervisors. l'OUnty land use planners,
the> Airport Commission and developers
want to use· the land for other than A-1
use. they want to change the rules and
forc-e longtime rC'S1dents into selhng their
homes because we are not in compliance
with the "rules of the game."
We have not c·hanged our use! What
havc we done wrong? The airport is
what has changt-d. &>cause the t'Ounty
administration won't or can't control
airport noiS<', we don't "l'<>mply.''.ls this
fai r'!
FRED PETERSON
Infor m l awm akers
To the Editor:
Apathy on the part of the American
voter is a grave danger to this country,
not only not to vote but to fail to inform
the representatives how w e feel
regarding various issues, both local and
mternational.
All Americans, and especially our
congressmen and various senators. mu.st
bear a deep sense of reponsibility in the
r ecent s la u ghter and massacre of
thousands of Innocent women a nd
children an Beirut along with the people
and leaders of Israel.
We supplied the tax dollars that
armed Israel and plared them in <..'Ontrol
of Lebanon. We have supported the
Begin regime that permits suppression of
human rights on the West &nk and
aggression against its neighbors.
W e a r e n ow exp e r ie n cing a
remarkable news blackout from Israel
and the Middle East area.
Around the world Be-gin is known as
the butcher of Beirut and in the same
breath we. the United States, are
included.
WE WARNED, for example, Sen .
Cranston by letter, mailgrarn, telegrams
of the danger of this man. His track
record is one of bombing and murdering
of innocent women and children. From
Sen. C r ans ton we r eceived a
m1mrographed letter saying we have
traditionally supported Israel. This
shows the power and the influence of a
small p ercentage of people in this
country who lobby for their special
mt.crests.
There is now a movement to bring all
parties of the Middle East including the
PLO to a conference and settle this
nightmare peaceably. There isn't one of
us that doesn't hope and pray for a just
and peaceful settlement for all people of
1hat region but we, the lndividual voter,
dUzen need to inform by telegram and
letter our repre.9e~tatives our support of
IUCh a movement.
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'Kid powered' toys promote creativity
Way buck whl'll parc nlS, Sanl<l Claus and
a t•hild's Chrislmas wish came togcth<.•r quiw
si mply. Lilli<.• boys would hope for lin ·soldiers,
nt•w blocks, u truck or a wagon. Girls dreamed o(
baby dolls, miniature tea sets and red vt•lvet
drcSS<.'S. Both wan ted Teddy bears.
Christmas morning promised true surprises.
with tht• whole month of Ot.>cember devoted to
dd ightful sixx·ula tion about Santa's choice.
Nothing can cha nge the magic of Christmas,
but today's world of mass m~ia, par ticularly
telcv1s1on ad vt•rtisang aimed at ~c ch ildren's toy
market, t:an t:omplicate Christm gift selection.
AU too .often children are to d by the media
what thl'Y want and w~y they want il. Parents
arl· put on tht' spot w hen they feel that some toys
promoted on TV are overpriced and will lose their
charm bl'fore the ne w year lx>gins.
Dr. Marilyn S loan, a child development
psychologist and specialists in educational toys
for children. says. "Often consumers lccl
prcssurt'<:I to buy toys tha t are heavily advertised
-the 'hot' items on the market, but safety,
creativity and intellectual growth are the critical
factors t:unsumt>rs llhould u~· whfin St'IL't'ling t-0ys
fur children ."
As dirt't.'tor of product development for Toys
T o Crow On, u Los Angl•lcs-baSt>d munuful·turer ·
and distributor of <.'d ut:aliona l toys, Dr. Sloan
personally rt.•VIPW8 lhOUSllnds Of toys from
manuCacturc.•n; throughout the world. S he notes
that although par-en ts have lost aome control over -
tht' sdl'l't1on of their children's toys d ue to media
inflUl'Ot't.'. tht•rc arc ma ny toys on the market that
wW satisfy J child's desire for the neweet popular
item. and provide solid creative and educational
value as well.
Dr. Sloan suggt'Sts ronsumers select a toy that
cnl'Ouragt'S a child to explore. "Think about the
toy's potenuul for stimulating creativity," she says.
"Toys should be versatile and provide the child
with many play options. When a toy has a built-in
reward system , ll can be instrumental in
developing a child's ronftdenc.-c and curiosity."
Acc.-ording lO Dr. Sloon, a child will bl' more
easily enc.'Ouragc.>d to play with the toy if a
number of alternative uaes can be found. Toys
without e laborate de tailing or which require the
child to create hi.a or her own world are best
Electronic game~,
E.T. hot gift items
Sto ries by PAT HOROWITZ
Of the Dally Pilot Staff
"And what do you want for
Christmas this year?" asks Santa.
Orange Coast youngsters' replies
must be ra nging from ultra-
modern to traditional toys and
games, according to a survey of
toy stores.
Electronic games of every -size
and price range are ver y big th is
year, but so are baby dolls and
stuffed animals.
Gail Grillon, cashie r at Toy
Wo rld i n Costa Mesa. s a id
customers are buying a lot or
elect ronic games, but they also
look for safety and educationaJ
features. "I hear all the questions
they ask. so I know what their
concerns are. They love the game
that guarantees 'a smarter kid in
60 days.' Price as very importanl
to people this year too. They
want value for their money.''
T oys R Us in Costa Mesa
reports a healthy sales volume.
with electronic gam<.'S of all kmds
and E.T . merchandise in high
demand . .
FAO Schwarz at South Coast
P laza h as been taking a lot of
catalog o rde rs fro m ear l y
shopper s during Novembe r ,
aceording to Ell a Bac he ldr.
manager of the s tore know n for
1ts super-sized stuffed ammals.
"As usual, our electric trains
are big sellers, particularly the
1982 annive rsary car," she said.
"Battery-operated animals, such
as our singing birds and toy bears
playing the drums and cymbals
have been very popular."
When asked if F AO Schwarz
s hoppers have cut back at all on
purchases this year. Bache ldr
said, "Christmas is Christmas and
people feel that children can't
help the economic situation." S he
reports that four $1,500 giraffes
have been sold as well as Italian
horse and surrey sets and stulled
German Shephe rd dogs in the
$595 to $625 price range.
bct·ausc.• lhcy promotl' creativity and can be u84..>d how to ma~dN:hoons. To develop this urea, Dr.
to l'Xt•rcisc.· und strt.'lch children's Imaginations. Sloan wc:ornn\cnds t'Onsumcrs sclc.-ct toys which
&lll•ry-operated toys arc <.'Ommonly P<JpulaJ· cnw uragc d<.'t'il11on-muking. Building toys arc
Christmas ltcm.q, says Dr. Sloan. Bu t toys thul arc grl•ut for this, she.• udd11. A child can dt.'Cidc on
"kid powcn.'CJ" -whether they are push~ by whether to bulld a hou.e or a apace staUon and
hand or pcdalad by Coot -crc'alc acUvlty tmd whclhl'r il should bl' one or two stories.
Inspire.· children to become more actively Involved "SUl'l'C.'SS and failure are important proc.•cssc..os
In play. T hts type.• of Coy dcmunds a response ana--an-g-rowth," says Dr. Sloan. "Decision-making teys·--.,..
childn.•n arc inspirt.>d to give something in return. t<.•ach dulurcn liUl't't.'SS and failure na'CI not be a n
Morl' Important, she comments, kid-power ls intlm1datanj{ cxpcril'ncc."
always avallablt> -batterfcs eventually run out. Probably the most important suggestion for
The psychologist also suggests that consumers. c:onsumcrs is to select toys thal arc safe for a
aelect toys which are designed for a child'• apedfk child's use, she emphalli.es. Dr. Sloan specllicall y
agt• gruup and performance level. "The goal 1s to advises choosing items which have no sharp edges
chOOSt.' toys tha t encourage learning but dun~c or pieces that will break or pull off and be
frus trate the child because they arc too swallowed or injure a child. "Test each toy
ad vunt't.'d." yourself," she says. "Ir it breaks in the store, it
Jt'or example, toys with bright colors and will break instantly Ont'C its home."
unusual shapes are of most Interest to pre-school More detailed information on choosing to~s
age children. Youngsters in the early years o r for children Is available free to consumers in Dr.
elementary education are more inclined to enjoy Sloan's booklet," "Ten T ips On Choosing Toys For
toys involving language and math skills that Children." It may be obtained by writing to Toys
supplement what they learn In school, she says. To Grow On, P.O. Box 17, Dept. E, Long Beach
One lf'!lpor tant aspect of growth is learning 90801 , or by phoning (800) 262-1777.
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Saleswoman Mary Gainer at
Toy Center in South Coast Plaza
said, "People want educational
toys, and computer games are the
big ragt> Garfie ld s tuffe d
a n i m a l s a n d S tra wberr y
S hortcake dolls are just as big."
Gainer added , ''I'd like to say
how pleasant people are being in
our store this year, even though
C hr istmas shopping is a busy
lim e f o r c u s to m e r s a n d
salespeople alike.''
Toys International a t South
Coast Plaza caters to customers
who w a nt t h e unus ual.
Commenting on the safety aspect
o f toy purchases, the fi rm's
president, Gayle Hoebne r, said,
"Parents need to take r ersonal
responsibility for the safety or
their children's toys. What's safe
for one child may not be safe for
a nother. We have found that toys
made in America and Europe a re
quite we ll-made and safe.
Toy World offers just about everything a child would want on
Christmas morning.
"We've sold more dolls this
year than in the past few years,"
comme nted Katie Braden of Toy
City in Huntington Beach. "polls
of al l k inds, esp ec iall y
Strawberry Shortcake, are what
people want. E.T. merchandise,
video games an d cartridges and
G.l. Joe figures and tanks also
are in demand."
Ka r t 's T oys, Ho bbies &
S tationery m Fashion l,sland also
reports an increase In G.I. Joe toy
sales. "They're reaJ big this year
for b oys." said T e d Dunn,
assistant manager. "We're also
selling a lo t of Do nkey Kong
ga mes a nd oth er fairly high
t icket it ems . P eople a re still
buying Wgh -pr iced merchan-
dis e , b u t few e r things p e r
customer this year." ·
"Most people are interested in
the educational value of a toy,
but their primary concern is
being able to have fun," Hoebner
added. "We are finding a lot of
c u s t o m e r s w h o wa n t t he
experience of a toy train tha t can
d e l ight t h e w h ole f a mily.
Indoor/outdoor trains that can be
set up a r o und a p oo l for
youngsters and adults to enjoy
are popular sellers this year."
Toys for the "big ki~" abound
at Chess & Garnes Unlimited In
Newport Beach. The ultima te
o ffe ring is a chess set with a
robot adversary that co mpetes
with its huma n 1>ppone nt Qn
eight levels of expertise fro m
top-lev el compe t ition whic h
a pproaches the master level to a
c)lallenging game for the average
player. The robot hand can even
be programiried for "emotion "
tha t ma kes it hesita te be fore
deciding on plays or there may
be a sudden display of temper
with chess pieces being knocked
' over by the black metal player.
Other computerized chess sets
talk bac k to o ppon e nts ; In
English or in Spanish, Gemian
and French. by special order.
. Leonara Kerr, owner of T he
Kid's P lace in lrvine, says she-Is
not selling "Cad" toys. "Bears are
still our most popular stuffed
critte rs, a s t hey h ave been
be fo re . T h is Is m y fourth
Christmas season at this store,
and it's the first Ume customers
have been education-oriented in
their toy choices. We are selling
beautifully illustrated traditional
books with dolls to match. In
fact. people Insist on basic toys,
particularly dolls that will lrust
and be treasured."
"Electron ic games a re to p
selle rs ," say& ma nager J ane t
Poland . "A lot o f people a re
buying separate video game unita
with separate tapes this year.
Actually. Donkey Kong is a good
value for its price and s ize . Donkey Kong popular item . . ... but so is the stulfed toy.
Toy .experts discuss a child's ·world · of make believe
By LOUISE COOK
Annllt•d ,,... Wrtw
K a thy Deck er a nd Do uglas ThomiJon are
experts on toys.
'A. the mother of a 6-year-Old boy, Decker la a
toy buyer. · As the president of the Toy Manufacturers of
America Inc., ThOIT\llOn la a toy seller.
Decker la concerned about what ahe aaya IB ttie poor qµallty of many of today's toys, about
advertising which promJaet more than the toys
produce and about price i.p which are too high.
TholD80G NY• he aharet many of Decker'•
concerns. He abs> worria about the hl&h COit.a of
production, about low profit mar,m. and about to)'I
tha't are mlsueed.
Wilh only da)'I io to before ChriatmM, The
A.oc:iated Pr-. bl'OUiht Decker and Thonwon
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to1ether, via telephone, to talk about tor..
From her home in Danville, 11 ., Decker
listed some oC the complaint.a ahe haa and ~ of
· the problems relAyed to her by parenta of her eon
Adam'• friends. ln New York, Thomson -who haa
two gro wn c hildre n himse lf -listen ed,
sympathized and .explained.
.. "One o.f the blaest complalnta, is poor quality
overall," Decker 6i1an . Toya .with plecee tha t
fall off or don't work properly. "Things with tracks
-the object never stays on the tracks." Spring-
action toya that don't 1prin1. "You're 1pendln1 a lot
of time and ener1y returning to)'I \hat should work In the first flace ...
"One o the other problems la they (toys) are IO
overpr~ . . . I can buy my '°" a ahlrt for what It
cost.a to put Barbi• In a pair of Jordache Jeana ... It
111 the parenta' respon11lbUitv to 11y no, but mott
parent.a want to buy their klda toys ... You just
want the m to work and you want them to be
n,uonable .. .''
Barely pau1tn1 for breath , Decker
conUnu~: "I think the ada are mlsleadlnf. I know
they have guldellnH but a good portion o them on
televtslon on Saturday mornina ahow all theee
super thlnp that the toyt are doina \hat they don't
do at all ...
"Then there are the novelty to)'I. The toy1 that
require abeolutely no lf'MlinatJon ... P1utlc toyS.
Thole thlnp don't lalt out to the parking lot ... "
Dicker eaid then an ecne bnndl of \oya
which are excellent. "And I think that the Ykleo
p1Mt -if lhey'rt1 IUperviaed -are 80CJd , . , '' But
ahe aaid that nten the mo1t careful parent can't
monJtor au the \oyt a child 19\1· And the pecka,Pna
on many toys makes It lmpcaible to Inspect the toy
l>efore you buy It, ahe said. ~
Tbomaon a1reed that many of De'cker'1
points we re valid. But he aald there are problems
\he public oft.en doea not understand. "Let'• talk
pricing for just a minute ... The reuon that price11
on goods that are made In. the United States are 10
h tah l s that we have the hl1he u -c o1t
rnanufacturln1 operations In the world . . • We
have very hl1h Interest rates, we have deflcil
1pendln1 in our 1overnment ... Our national
pollclea over recent yeva have been very clearly
that we would aupport lncrNlt'l In Social Security,
lncreaae• In the minimum w11e. lncrea .. ln
re1ulatlon1 of all aorta, • hu1e 1overnmen\.
bureaucrac y . And all that money enda up
.ornewhere and It ends up rilht in the price ot the
p>da."
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al Orange CoHt DAIL V PIL01 /Thurlday, December 9. 1982
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Ph.•a.'I(• wit mc 1( my
molhcr can huvt• our l'h1ldn•11 takt·n away from my
h usband anJ ml"
Our 6-yt•ur-uld sun was giving us a hurd timt> a
lew days ugu. l le kl•p1 nagging und wh ining and
\alklng back. Finally my husband hud ha d enough.
He got u p and slapped the child Ul·ross lhc face. I
am sure he didn't mean to hit ham us hard as he did.
l t'<>Uld ~>e he fell real bad about it tht> minute it
J'\appencd. He would rath<'r <·ut off his right arm
lhan hurt nny of our kids.
• The next day my mulhcr t·umc nv<.•r and saw
..,arks on the ..bo~·s face. She asked him what
tiappened. When he said, "Daddy hit me," mom
w ent through the ceiling. S he told 01c 1f l didn't file
a child abuse t•harge against my husband she would
speak to lhe teal'her and ask her to do it. According
to my mother. teachers arc sup posed to report that
8ort of thing.
: The re were no broken bonc.'S or anything like
thal -just a blal'k-and-blue hand print on the
boy's face.
, My husband 1s furious. He has told me that if
fnY mother doesn't bull out of our business, he is
B._omg to tell her she can't <.'Orne over here anymore.
j:le is a good husband and father. Ann. and I am
flfraid of what might happen. Please advise us. -0
CITY H EARTACHE
:: D E AR 0 CITY: Ju s t a bl ack -a nd-blue
i.andprint across the boy's face, eh? Tha t must
~ave been some wallop. The bully Is lucky be didn't ~reak the cbild'SfaW:-·
:. I strongly recommend that your husband get
tome counseling at once. He needs to learn bow to
P,ontrol bis temper and find substitute outlets for
Jis rage. What be did does indeed qua lify as child
fbuse.
":. There may be some organizations in your area
iiaat help parents who take out their anxieties and
lrustratlons on their childre n. Call the public
Abrary and inquire about social service listings of
&bis kind. Or write to Parents Anonymous, %230
Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 208, Torrance, Calif. 90505.
~laey will send some excellent literature and put
~u in touch with the chapter nearest your home.
:. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was pleased that
~u reminded your faithful readers to donate blood Co the American Red Cross. but please, Ann. be
iware that millions of them do not live near the 60 blood centers operated by that fine organization.
: More than 2,000 community a nd hospital-based
blood banks a ffiliated with the Ame r ican
A ssociation of Blood Banks o r Council of
Community Blood Centers could use your help.
Please ask your readers to call the nearest
hospital and ask if they operate a blood bank or if
Chey can refer them to the nearest facility. Millions
of anonymous patients would be eternally grateful.
-ALAN HOFFSTADTER (LOYOLA
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER LN CHICAGO)
DEAR A.H.: Tbanlls for reminding m e of the
commanlty and hospital-bas~ blood banks. I beard
from ne.arly all 2,000 of 'em. BUT -a ccording to
t be Summary Report of the National Blood Data
Center Survey of U.S. blood services, the 57 Red
Cross services collected 50 percent of the nation's
blood -a most impressive performance record.
-•-RABBITl lftStltANCE
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Newport Buch, Ca.
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fnr1• wn-. II rrop or young
Am1•r1r.1111•.1qwrl" that would
.. oon l1•11v1• ils mark on world
brldl(t" A reN•ntly publlalwd
l>ookl<>t. 7'/tt• Jlr;dge Worl(i
Hf~l of the Eorly S(.rti1•1
l11v11llahlt• rrom Bridge World
Mt1g11tln(', !$9 W"st 94th St ..
Nt•w York, N.Y. 10025, $4
po<Jt rr~ .. 1 has collticu•d som1•
or the outstanding material
or thi$ period.
wn n't by 111·rld1•nt, h111 wu
ownnl lo ronv1•y 11 11vhtlt•
point. Ile• w11~ nliin 1 rolll'rlor
or odtlllll' ... 11nd '10011' or lhl'<
m11t1•ri11l nr>rwor., In tht•
hookh·t. Thi" d1·11I h<·1·nu t'. or
111 ~J>itt· of. it-. n1>pnrt'nt
!9lmplirity, h11d experts nrgu
inr about It for month11. Ar
cording to Morehead. It w1111
"1.1 problem ... with no 11up
portabll' answer."
South's 27 ll CP 1Hld
halnnred di'ltribulif>n 11r1• u
powerful :irgumt•nt for a
thret• no trump openinK hid.
but th<' rlub .. uit i& unstofl
ped. flul ir South d11e1n 't
open thrt'<' no trump. wh11t
othel"'nltun~ t hl'rl''!
11 poir.. t•ndt•d In l hr1•1• no
I rump down on1• 1'hf' othM
flv1• 111.111t11(1•d to lunl(ui11h in 11
purl "c·or1• for 11n •·•rt•llt•nt
r<·.,uh With th•• rluh' •Hark
t·d llK:t1M1L him. Houth
rouldn'1 rn11k.. ll\rN• no
trum11 or, iodN•d.1.1ny olht•r
l(llllW c·ont r11c•t ogninst b~•l
d1•f1•nw. A rt'rt"l1>n11hlt· ult1•r
n1ttlv1• rontru1•t ii. four
hN1rt '· hut if tlw dt·ft>nd1•r•
lN1d trump' nt 1•vt•ry oppor
lunily. I hat too must Cull.
Thow who endc·d 10 Lhrct•
no trurnp urgul'd Vl'ht•ml'ntly
that the• oppont'n l~ would be
able• lo <'.tkh five Lritki. only
onc1· inn hundrf'd hands. The
con .. nvu(lve playeri. crowe<l
thut ii pays to be careful. The
argument has h<'en raging
for mor1• thlln 20 y1•1r1. and
tht•rt· arr no tl1en11 th1t It wlll
tWN 11top. Whal I• your
opinion'/
Rubbe r brld1e ch1bl
throuaho.t tlM c•uatrr ...
the lour·deal brlqe lonaat.
Do they know •••tld .. )'H
doa't? CharlH Gore•'•
"Four-Deal Bridie" wlll
teach yo u the 1trate1lee ud
lactlu of thl1 fa1t·pued ac-
tion same that provlde1 the
cure for 11aeodla1 rubben.
f'or a copy ud a ICOrepad,
aud SI. 75 to "Gorea-Four
Deal," care ef tlil1
aew1paper, P.O. Boa 259,
Norwood, N.J . 07648. Make
checb payable to New1-
paperboob.
The bidding:
outh We.t Norttr Ealt
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Openin.c 11.'ad: King of • ...
The late Albert Morehead
ranked high on our list or
favori te bridge journalists.
He wn'l a lexieographer as
well, so when he used a par
licular word you kne~ it
When this d1•al rropp••tl up
in a duplicate• gamt'. nine or
• HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Friday, Decembe r 10
ARIES (Mar. 21 -April 19): Work with and
"manipulate" time. Go slow, play w aiting games.
Be aware of legal rights, permissions. Individual
who asked in pas t may not have necessary material
to repeat performance.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Accent practical
issues, accept re~ponsibillty. realize that som e
e nvious associates may attempt to s low your
progress. Focus on necessities, basic requirements,
lessons learned in recent past.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You reach wider
audience, popularity increases, people comment on
your .. charisma." Be active, aletrt, aware and find
outlets for creative talents. Be ready for change.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): It is possible to
become more independent without tossing tradition
asjde. Know it, maintain respect for older individual
or parent who sacr1flced ln order to help advance
your position. Leo plays importaht role.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Follow through on
hunch -give full play to intuitive intellect. Lunar
emphasis on short trips, visits, ideas and unique,
short reports. Cancer. Capricorn. Aquarius persons
figure promin ently.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What beglllS as a
minor experiment proves to be ubiqujtious. Be
analytical, discern motives, imprint style and
communicate your needs. Profit is highlighted -
money is coming your way and you'll be deUghted.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Kestnct1ons w1U be
shoved aside; some rules will be broke n . you'll
benefit, you 'll also be at right place a t crucial
moment. Trust your own judgment -romance is in
picture and lends spice to life.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Llbran con!ides
secr ets -you 'll have access to privile g e d
information. Puzzle pieces fall into place; hospital
visit brings satisfaction. peace of mind. Clandestine
NEW
BUSINESSMEN
Cctritact the DAILY
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regerclng the county
requ i rements for
using 1 Fictitious
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'-BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
IS
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MYSEl..F'
Hli:Ai..THY
VNTI~ "" USE .
IS OISCO\llLQE'C S:O~ M&.:.
meeting 1s part ol scenario -you'll learn where
you stand.
SAGITTARI US (Nov. 22-Dec. 2 1): Yo u
s uccessfully utilize abilit y to win friends and
influence people. Special gift is presented by family
member who desires to restore domestic harmony.
Be gracious. diplomatic, receptive, willing to make
intelligent concessions.
CAPRICOR N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on
business, career, aspirations, ability to separate fact
from illusion, insist on definition of terms -
professional superior may be confused and not
unwilling to pass on muddled report. Virgo plays
prominent role.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Interest is
sparked in meta physical subjects, comparative
religions. principle of law. Focus on education,
spiritual values. plans for possible overseas journey,
Funds will be made available -you'll have reason
to celebrate as application is accepted.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emphasis on other
people's money. contacts with brokers. ac:countants.
tax experts. One phase of activity is finished -
know it, proceed accordingly. Dig beneath surface
indications -if persistent, you strike pay dirl.
rou1 HfAlTH
DR PETER J . STEINCROHN
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: Not all the youna
arc stupid, but they certainly can say stupid things.
For example, when I was in my 40's I uaed to say,
"f think deaf people s hould be thankful they don't.
hove to hear the stupid conversation that bangs ou"
ear drums day after day ... But, now that rm in m>J
70's, how I wish I could hear without strain·
ing. Oh, if I could only he ar all the "stupid" '
('Onversat1on, I'd be so thankful. Now my concern i!;
gelling a hearing aid We're never satisfied, are we?
-MRS T
DEAR MRS. T .: No, we're not. h takes a
ph1losoph1cal bent to be thankful for what we have
-when we have it, before it is lost. T hat's true for
hearing, eyesight and any other of the gifts we take
for granted. .
Rather than suffer hearing loss, Mrs. T ., I hope
·you've consulted an ear speci3list to get to the
bottom of the problem. Here are some common
causes of hearing impairment in older patients.
One often overlooked is cerumen (wax) in the ear
can als. Re mova l brings immediate r elief .
Perforation of the ear drum may oe a factor. So
is otosclerostS and m1ddJe ear disease followin~ the
flu or hay fever. One of the most common is
presbycusis (aging defect). Noise damage m ay
contribute to hearing loss. so may taking drugs like
. the salicylatcs.
In some patients, taking eight to 10 aspirin
tablets daily diminishes hearing acuity. There may
be many other reasons for loss of hearing, like
chemotherapy, radiation and hereditary tendency.
B\Jt suppose after complete study, the decision 1s•
tha t you'd better w ear a hearing aid. My suggestion
is "do n't fight it." Unlike the man w h o gropes
because he is too stubborn to wear glasses. it makes
better sense to wear a hearing aid instead of
"straining" to hear -whether the remarks are.
stupid or not.
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I :Ol' Blue Eyes upset · at ad
Carpet store owner; 2 f a11s face s11i1 fro111 i11g<"r
RIVERSWE (AP) -Frank
Sinatra haa filed a $1.~ million
lawau lt against a carpet store
owner and two fans who say
they got acceu to a photoJraph
of the singer and uaed t.he picture
in their advertlaement without
asking permiaaion.
"It was a dumb thing," said
Winston Greene, co-publisher of
the Easy-Ad circular that carried
the carpet ad with Sinatra's
photo in its Nov. 12 edition.
Greene, who admitted he had
not received Sinatra's permission
and was ''wrong" to run the ad,
added jokingly: "I'm glad Frank
reads our paper."
The suit filed this week in
Riverside Superior Coyrt mun.es
as defendants the circular's
publishers -Greene, 60, and his
son, Winston Greene Jr., 32, as
well as Gaye Marie Garside,
owner of the Floor to Ceiling
Fashion Center at the Hemet
Pla7.a.
In the lawsuit Sinatra contends
that his endorsements have an
estimated market value of $500,-
000 and that unauthorized
oommercial use of his name and
photographs "dilutes the value"
of his e ndorsements and
~diminishes his "reputation with
the public and many of his fans."
1'tw 1U.ore'11 nwnl'r wut1 not In
the stort' to oommcnt on the 11ult,
but her father, AJ Oanide, who
•aid he occasionally helps his
daughter out ut the store, said
Wednetday the matt.er was being
handled by the Greene..
"How, l don't know. but I
understand that they've been
doing some talking to people,"
Garside said. "All I can do is
refer you to the Easy-Ad
people."
The senior Greene said he has
a complete Sinatra record
collection and has seen Sinatra
perform in Las Vegas several
times.
''We'r e great lovers of
Sinatra," the elder Greene-8810.
"I don't know if we will still be
his admirers. Depends on how
Frank Sinatra mad he is at Uli·"
'tour years ago Sinatra took a the h e adline: "By popular Los Angeles builder to court for
demand. Inventory clearance sale naming a motel and shopping
is being held over!! 10 more days cen ter development "Frank only." . The elder Greene said his' son S inatra Drive Center," in reference to its location at used Sinatra's photograph to Highway 111 and Frank Sinatra
spruce up the carpet ad without Drive.
considering the possible legal
oonsequences. Sinatra, who lives in Rancho
"Exuberance took over," the Mirage on the street that bears
father said . "If anybody his n ame, argued that the
represents popular demand, it's development's name wrongly
Frank Sinatra. So he put him in suggested his backing, and tbe
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Christmas play at Golden We t
Bv TOM TITUS
Of!MO.-.Netlteff /u\ original ChrilltmW>
play. \he Tat.ett In a serie11
written by U o lde n
Weat Colle ge drama
l n1lructor Charles
M itchell , will b e
unveiled this weekend In
GWC's Playbox Theate r.
''Th e Jungle
Christmas Tree" will be
It.aged this weekend and
next under Mitchell's
direction. Cast members
include Wolfe Wilder,
Matt Liffering, Charles
DeWitt, Francis Schmidt.
Julie Dettloff and Rick
C.OVey.
Curtain limes are
Fridays and Saturdays at
7:30 p.m. with matinees
at 3 Saturday and Dec.
18 and 19. Call 894-6070
for ticket information.
* THE CHILDREN'S
fantasy "Potter's Place."
whtch O]>ens Saturday
for two wee ke nds, is
being directed by Marnie
Overbeck at the Newport
Theater Arts Center,
2501 Cliff Driv.e,
Newport Beach. Curtain
times are 3 and 7 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays
With ticket information
given at 675-3143.
"Santa's Christmas
Tree," a ne w musical
fantas y , w ill be
presented by the Garden
Grove Community
:!'heate r this weekend
)md next at Eastgate
:Park, Chapman Avenue
'81\d St. Mark's Street.
Curtain times are 5, 6
and 7 p .m . Saturdays
a nd 2, 3 and 4 p .m .
Sundays with details at
'893-0806,
W•·llt Dlnnti r l1luyhoulil'
(492·99M), ''Mect Mt• In s l . L 0 u I II ' • u I l h t•
II a r I l' q u I n l.>i n n 1• r
Play hou•c (979 0511),
"Sherlock llolrnc11" ot
the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse (494·0743)
lllEA IL TOllO
an.a "C hrl11tnrn 11 111
Wukl\fl Id" ot th1•
Ntiwport llurbor Actors
1'hcutrr (6:H !H 10)
* Rb:GISTllATION HAS
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wlnt <>r 11cs11lon of thl'
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Completi ng their
respective two-weekend
runs are two other
c h i ldren's shows ,
"Ha.nael and Gretel" by
the Fountain Valley
Community Theater
(964-5392) and "James
and the Giant Peach" at
Saddleback College In
Miaaion Viejo (831-4656).
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Edwards Saddleback
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ttuttoo M1t1111y achoot
c.Oat1 teh over their
tchool to l)frtllfll plane to
turn the IMMllJemY Pf~IY
Into 1 c;ondo <1evt1101>ment
'PG'
t:OO I Cl) SIMON & SIMON
acHUM
Olene .,. .. lo ClOltect wmy
uytng1 from Iha bar •nd
unwtlllngly beeom" the
1om1nt1c object or a
would·be prl111t
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lwo thug• aim to 1lle11ce
Kelly 1111<1 the ball9rlld
Clhlld In II« care before Ille
cen Mild them up t1w1 rl11·
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Whtie Joannie II lludylng
the movie "Paycho" tor •
film c;ourM, the li9hll 90
out and II« blind date •• •
Tony Perktn1 look·•llk• •• .,,,,,..,
The Coach (Nicholas
Co lasanto, left,) Sam (T~J
Danson) and Diane
8 IMPACTS2:
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, Larry Wllcoa hOltl lhll
pr091am that loOltt at
hearing lmpalrmtllts and
eome 01 the oper1111on1
that era a11alla1>1e lor_peo-
ple ~ 111tter lrom 1 '-·
l!!fj Iota
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Charita UIOm91 he<Olc
proportlonl 1119r r911hllng I
dying pet lent Wlt h heatt
mQNge
( helley Long)-attempt to-
con o le elderly Buzz
Crowder (Ian Wolfe) in
tonight' e pisode of
~·cheers" a t 9 ·on
8 0 TOO CLOSE FOR
COMFORT
Henry'• blood P'-r•
-· When ,,. ~ trapped tnalda .,.. elevator
with the ctau1tropf!Ot>lc
Monroe,
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ti) HAWAII FIVt-0
Extortlonllla demand •
mllllon dollar• from the
government In excnang41
for their ...uranoe not to
blow up Honolulu with en
1tomtc bomb.
• BUSINESS REPORT al) HUMANITIES
THROUGH THE ARTS
"Sculpture: Moat [)jHlc..11
Of Art1"
Cl) C8SNEW8 IDl A8C NEWS Q al CHEERS
Olane trlft to collect witty
Nyfnga from the b111 end
unwittingly Decomet the
romantic oblect ot •
would-be priMt
I:) THE PRICE IS RIGHT
CC)MOVIE ** * "AliegfO Non Trap·
po" ( 1976) Animated Liie
In the mechlne ege Is Nth·
tzed. 'PG' CID EMMET OlTER'S
JlJ0...8ANO CHRISTMAS
Atty ,_ Muppet1 1te
:-Introduced In a heart·
• Wltmlng llory •bout the
IOYe bet_, an onflt
mother ano her 1on
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Regularly tch9duled pro-
9rammlng may be delayed
dUe to pledge br .. k1. .a301 Al.ICE MACNEIL. I LEHRER
REPORT
Ci) OAOWINO YEARS
"Adolescent Personality
Orlelopment''
Cl)(l!NEWS
@ BAAHEY Miu.ER
: The detecllvet gain evt·
• dence egelnll .,.. uno.t-
ground 8doptlon ring end
arreat • proleasor for hie
'-d conduot In •-rCh·
i an X-r•ted dictionary
WOAU> CW PEOPlE
TAllOOY: THREE
ClAS8IC TAI.ES
Animated Three stories tor children •• "Rip Ven
Wink la.'' ·•t ha L.lttle
Prince," and "Martin The
Cobbler" -are bfough1
all"9 through the cle~-
~: illon~
N8CNEW8
• HAPPY DAYS AOAJH
' H-erd and Marlon Jour·
n,y to the IOdoe ""'*• they spent their he>My·
moon to try and relundte
the Old flame
G ABCNEWSQ G SOAP
Burt meet1' anoth« human
In ap-and the Tate men
Mt out to r91CU8 Biiiy from
the cull. Cf) NEWS
• THREE'S COMPANY
J,te« angrily lee\1'91 and
becomes Larry'• li.,.ln
coolt. ·~LO .• CLOOHEY, WITH LOV£
Popular eong1 from the
put are perlormed Dy
Aoaen'lary Cloo<ley and the
Conrad Jazz All-SW.
G BUSfNESS REPORT
Cl) P.M. MA0AZJNE
The daredevll of derao.-
·.CHANNEL LISTINGS
Cha nnel 4.
vlls. N1v110 tndtans who
used thelt native language
as 11n ullbreakable code ln
World War II.
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TOHIOHT
An Interview wllh Roy
Clerk 18 JOt<ER'S ALIVE I:) OAANOE COUNT'<
TOOAY
(!i) CONSUMER
REPORTS PRESENTS
"Dollars And Sense ShOw"
The most ettecll\18 pain
killers and the least eicpen-
alve way to Clean hand-
wasllables are examined.
(())MOVIE
**'It "0118f lhe Edge"
( 1979) Michael Ktamer,
Pamela Ludwig SevenJ
tMn..-gt realdents ol an
e.dull\18 California com-
muNty emberk on a rem-
pege of harasament and
deltruclion When they fail
to get their p111en11· atten-
tion 111 hOme. "PG'
Cl)MOVIE ••'It "Taps" ( 1981)
George C. Scott, Timothy
Hutton Military llChOOI
cedets take over their
tchool 10 prevent plans to
turn the academy property
Into a condo d1111e4oe>meot.
'PO'
7:30 I) 2 ON THE TOWN
Featured: holiday tips on
11electlng fruits and vegeta-
bles, keeping a turkey
mo.st and preparing nutrl-
llout ldeu lor the kids.
G al FAMILY FEUO 8 L.AV£RHE & SHIRLEY
&COMPAHY
Le-II corw1nced that
a IPY Is alter a aecret lor-
mula of the brewery
I EYEOHLA..
MADAME'S Pl.ACE
w·A·s ·H
Hawkeye Wfitea to htS
lather detailing, among
other things. Radar'•
1ttemp11 at pualng a hlgn
9CllOOI axam and • Slldden
cooling of •llectlons
be1-Frank and Hot
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"Living With Wlldltle" Mar-
ty Stovller Illustrates how
we Carl be&t 11118 with and
prnerve our natural hefj..
1_!98 ol wlldllta.
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Featured "Thailand's
LOCl'I Ness Monster" and
"lhe Floating Lady."
I:) MOVIE
• • "Bowery Boys Meet
Monsters" ( 1954) BOW8f')'
Boys, Ellen Corby A robot
helps the Boys escape
from the clutchM of a mad
.clentlst.
CC) SCAEEHINO ROOM
CH) IHSIOE THE NFL.
Hoell Len Dawson end
Nlek Buonteonli re~
hlghllghll of the prev><>us
weati's Nl=L. games and
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Bay1ront, Balboa. )llend. CA 92682. 3279 Ar11ona Lene. Coste Mell,
D.B.A. ASSOCIATES. INC . I CA 92826
Cellfornll corporation. 130 t N (II Robert tr11lng Wright, 3279
8'wfront, Balboa Island. CA 92682 .t.r11ona L.ene Co111 Mesa CA 7'IJs butlneel It conducted Dy • 92826 ~lllon. , (2) Marilyn Ann Wllghl, 3279
O BA. AMOC Inc .t.rlzona l ene. Coat• Mesa. CA.
Ned• Brown, Sec· Tr... ~M26
Thlt ttat-1 waa llled with the ThlS 1>u11ness It conducllK! r-y •
County Clark of O.enga COunty on ~•I p1rtnflt1hlO
November 15, 1982 A<>berl I WrlOfll
'202107 Thll statement wa1 llled with the
Published Or1nge Co11t Dilly County Clerk or Orange Count( on
PIU>I. Nov 18. 2$. 0ec: 2, 9, 1982 Nov 4, 1982 F201U4
' 5030-82 Publl1hed Orange Cont Dally • .._IC MnTICE PllOt. Nov 18, 25. Dec 2. 9, t982
! ~ "" 5085-~2
'1CTmOUSM.ltMH
NAMI ITATW•NT The tollowln; paraon It doing
bual,_ u :
PAPAOAYO RESTAURANl
MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 3439 B
VI• Udo, Newport a..ch, C1otornla
tM63 MIChH I 8 tanlay, 1840 Park ·F::;.::,:
Mleheet Stanley
hie • ·•-t -fllacl with the County Cl«k of Or111199 County on
NoWlfnbllt 22, 1882. ....ne
~l>lltll•d Orano• CO••• Dally ftllOt, Nov 25. O.C 2. 9. HI. tM2
5141-t2
PUBllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS tue•H
NAMI ITAHMINT
Th• lolio~no par1on I• doing
utlnaa1 •: THE HARVEST, 302 Via
)f>OftO ~t 9"ch. CA ~2M3.
ANITA SARAH BERRESSE.
2151 Oet>f• St, Lelle Fore1t. CA
2830 J Thia bllllnata 1a con uctad by .,,
ldMdual.
Anita Sarlh e.t"rnM
Thll l11temen1 waa llted with the
;ounty Cletll o1 Orano-County on
iov.mbllt fl. tH2 '11121•
fl111>Uth•d Orange Coa11 D•liy !IOI. Nov 11, H . Dec 2. 9. 1HZ 509W2
onL._ key players and
c<>achel.
AEROBICISE
Get In shape, loolC good,
end leel greet wllh this
physical lltnest program
8:00 I) (I) MAGNUM, P.1.
O ~FAME
Doris tries to reunite Iler
broken famll)', and Lydl1'1
etudents toke over ·1or her
In an 11ttempt to lmpr.., •
VIP IJ KTL.A 35TH
ANNIVERSARY
News reporter Stan Ch'1!'1·
berr. Is joined bV Hal Fllh·
man as he celebrll .. the
35th anniversary of KTLA
with excluSl\'e news storlea
from Iha Past G 9 JOANIE LOVES
CHA CHI D COUEOE
BASKETBALL.
Las Vegas VI Reno
(!) SOAP
Oanny hears from E1e1ne·,
kidnappers, Tim turns
aboul Corinne'• pregnen·
cy; • detec0\18 searches
for Chester. m P.M. MAGAZINE
A man who believ.t that
our cravings ere cauMd by
allerglet, Nava)o lndl11n1
who uMd their native lan-
guege •• an unbreakebte
code In World War II
8) MOVIE ••'A "Come Back
Charteaton Blue" ( 1972.
Godlrey Cambridge, Ray·
mond St. Jacquet Twc
Negro detecll1181 lnv .. tl-
gate a narcotic. operation
In Hatlem that la caught Ill
a PQW« atruggle betw_.
bfacka and Iha Mafia
Ci) Pl.EDOE IAEAk
Regularly llCnectuled pro-
Otanvnlno may be del•yed
due IO pledge brMlcl
(C)MCME
**'A "All The Fina Young
Cannibals'' ( t960) Nelllie
Wood, Robert Wagner A
heldatrong girl lrom a
poor Southern flmlly mat·
rles for money, not IOYe
SOMETHINO'S AFOOT
Jean Slai*lon and Andy
Gibb ttllr In th1t mullcal
whodunit about tan houte-
gueets 11 an Englilh coun-
try houM who are mur-
dered on.by-one
0 MOVIE • * "The Fifth Mull!et-"
(t979) Beau Bridges, Urtu·
la Andr.... D'Artagnan
end the Thr .. Musket-•
become lnvolv.d In anotti-
., plan to block Ille 11\111
lntenllons of the lllnltter
C1rdlnal Rlcllelleu eo-fnl1
the French arletocracy.
'PO' a: 10 9 TOGETHER IH
CONCarr: TEX BENEKE
AHO HIS ORCHESTRA
Tea Beneke and hit
orctlel1ra 1ra joined Dy
Helen O'Connell end Bob
Eberly for a .alute lo lhe
music of the 19"°9 trom won Trap Ferm Par11 •or
the Performtng Ar11
8:15 Ci) MOVIE ** • • "'Beoket" (1964)
Richard Bu~ton. Pater
O'Toole King Hanry ti ol
England clashee wtt.h the
Archbishop ol Canttl'bury
durl~ tlWI 12th century.
1:30 G (le STAA OF THE
FAMILY
.Hlnnle, Oouogle and their
high IChOOI frl«ldl go up
against Budd)' end the
PT A to pro••• the doalng
of a locel arcade.
Cf) CffAAUE'I AHOB.8
Sabrina P<>Mt .. • olelr·
llOY•nl In en attt!TIPI 10
outwit a.paycfllc ,....,Ch•
MLIC NOTICE
STATEMENT Of U~NT ot' USI ot'
FICTITIOUS .UtMH NA• The followi ng pereon hi•
abandoned the UM of the llCllUous
bulir>en na~
DAVIBON ASSOCIATES. 18<130
Brookhurat SlrHt, Sulla. 20<1,
Fountain lfalley, Calllornla 92701
Th• FlctltlOUI 8u1ln•11 N1m•
relet1ed to above wH llled In ()range County on 8epl 7, 1982
Da11td A. Pater•. 114 30
8rookhur•t Street, Sulle 204,
Founi11n Valley. Calllornl• 92701
This bull-w11 conducted by •
limited partnarlhlp 01111(1 A. Petert
Thll tlltement WIS filed wllh Iha
County Cletll of Orange County °" Nev. 22. 1982 ,, ...
Published Orange Cout D•llY
PllOI, Holl. 2s. oec. 2, e. ti, 1992
5208-82
"8.IC NOTIC(
• MERVOAlmN
O""te· Ban Vereen. ,,..,,_
nine &irnler. the Too Short
For Prlme TIIM Playefa..
a;) 80LDONU
(Q)MOW:
**~ "So FIM" (1981)
Ryan O'Neal, JllCk War-
den A aturry COiiege pro-
lesaor aa11e1 hi• l•ther"s
llound8'1ng ga1ment facto-
ry by Inventing a ,_ type
ot tadlet' jean1. 'R'
(%)MOVIE • * •·0ead Cert" ( 1913)
Scou Antony. An amateur
jockey rlsktt his Ille to
eJ1poM 1 gambling ayndl·
cate attempting to th1 the
'8rllllh Grand National.
9:<>5 filD MINNIE THE
MOOCHER ANO MANY.
MANY MORE
Ceb Calloway narrat .. lhls
1pectll with lllllht>acka to
old lllma leatU<lng many of
his contemporaries.
9:30 G Cl!TAXJ
Louie learns that Ills girl-
friend z.,,. It getting mar· fled •
8 9 ITTAKESTWO
MOVIE •*•'I\ "Moulin Rouge"
( 1952) Joee Ferrer. Colene
Marehand, Amldll the cale
Ille of Perla. renowned wt·
1st Toulo11H-L.1u1rec
struggl4MI wtlh llWI OllU-
tera and rejolt98 In the
101181 of his Ille
10:00 8 CJ) KNOTS L.ANOINO
Karen hold• Gary end
'-bby retponalble when
Qiana Is 1trlcken with •
111dden end ~erlous Ill· -· G Cit Hill STREET
8lUE8
Renko learns that his old
glrllrlend le Cottey'1 ,_
name, Joyce and Fay dll-
cuu Iha men in their llvee,
and lhe 9Q119ff10f'I dog Is
recovered.
11 !: "°HEWS THE VIAOINIAH
Trampu It delayed tn •
c;allfe.buying IJlp by •
murde< and llolen Army
S'MOVIE • ** "Quo Vadia" (195t)
Robert T ay\O!. Oel>oreh
Kerr A Roman arlstoorat
9aln1 Nero"• OISfaYor wnen
he 1811• In love W1th a Chrl•
11111 girl
A NEW DAY IN EDEN
A powerful lamlly turnt a
amaH town Into a model
reluvenallon proiect. (Part
~MOVIE •*'A "The Shout" ( t979)
Alan Batet, Su11nnah
York. A disturbed man
confined 10 an Institution
bellelles he can make a
"d4tath 11\0Ut," a aoun<I
11111 Wilt klll. 'R'
tO:Oll. JUUU8 WECHTER
AHO THE BAJA MAAIMBA
AAHO
The Beja Marimba Band, •
iany group of mutlclanl
with a Sollth.af-11\e-Bordef
navor, plays a variety OI ...tc1k>M.
10:30 • INDEPENDENT
NETWONC NEWS
C8) NCH UTT\.FS
CHAll8TMA8 CAAOl.
The matter lmprnslonltt
play1 a mullltude of roles,
Including Ebeneiar
Scfooge and Bob Cra1chl1,
In an unusual veralotl ot
the Charles Oickent holl·
dayclUllc
(O)MOVIE * * W ''ChHch And
Chong'• Nice OfM ml"
(1981) Rlcl'lerd ''Cheech"
Marin, Thoma• Chong.
Two Inveterate pothMdl
1P1MM1f to have lound their
true calling u they peddle
lot cream on the 1treet1 of
L~ Angelel. 'A'
(I) A0MAHCE: BENEATH
MLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS llUSIMH
NA• STATIEMUCT
The following per1ona ere doing
business u SWIFT SLIP, 2117 Seville.
Btlboa CA 92681
P1tar Campbell Swift, 9092
C1.rrol1town St. li11nttngton Beach.
CA 928•6 Muk SH11ey, 2127 Se11lll•,
Balboa. CA 926e 1
Thll 1>u11nea1 11 conducted by • general partnerlhlp
Pelar Swlfl
Thll lt114lf'nll(ll WIS flied with the
County p1er11 of Oranoa County on
Nov t!, 1982 ,...
Pubtl1hed Oran9• CoHt D•lly
PllOI. Nov t8, 25, Dec 2. 9, 1H2 503M2
Ml.IC NOTICE
PICTJTIOU8 .....
~-ITAT'lmNl the totlowino !*ton• .,. doing
buelneH ••· NOTICI OP UPIJCATION THE RENAISSANCE AOINCY, POR CHAMOI .. INC .. 400 I BlrGfl, 811119 8, Newpoft 8-fl, Catllornle utlO
OWNIRlllP °" fhnalu•noe fle r•onn•I Al.COMOUC lnlMGI UCIMtl A oanow, tno , a C "llor nl11 ".... ' t o wnom It Mey C-n: corporellon. 4001 l lrch, Sulit O.
EXECUT IVE HOJT, INC 11 ~ 8ffeh. Callfornle t2MO
i iiPp-1lvl11a to tl'le Oapar1111e111 ol !~r~-! """" NW!~..._.,. COflttOI tor "•1" ._ ••-' ON IAU OINIAAL fflU8 I AT lllle tt•t-1 -Med Wllll the
Pl.) to ... lilOONllO M¥trlOll el COllnt)' Ctar1I of Or .. Cour!ty Oii
3Qf0Hlrt!Orll'tld.OO.. ...... CA. NcNM!bertl, 1NI .._,.
""'*"" °'9flf9 C-t ~ flubllefl.O °''"" Coa•t Deity ""°'· Ola. t , ttU IMO? el ~. Nov tt. O.C I. t . tt. tttt • 6204-t:Z
Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Thureday, O.Cember 9. 1982 . ..
n1811 Gi'" 10 hie fliOll
~ r-!IUn lfl thl ~'
·~· , .. tall r.,.,.,. ., .. 000"
llmet OI lht 11••1 'l'O'
O.lh t1t0Ut • eoutlO
thel •IN kill R'
KNBC (4) U 00 "F 11\{•" Durui trtt'tl w
rounlw her brokf!n lamlly, and l..ydl '•
studcnt.'l t.okl• ov(•r fur hl'r In on twmpl to
imprC:'S!l n VIP
1 46 IZ1 CM.MAICOM
2-00. (j) CM NCWI
HIC»fTWATCH
IEltOIAHT Ill.KO
"TtMt M-Hiii Mau"
!=
• ,. ~ •• "' f ept' 1191 t)
George 0 lc.oll Tln'tOflly
Hutton M11ttary tehOOI
CllOell 11118 -lllelf
KhOol 10 prrtant ~ to
tutti the Ka6emy prOc>t'fy
Int(> a condO de\ .. OCltf'Nl"t
PO
I 30 C • • Cattll IClflO"
KTLA (~) 9:00 "Impact 82: Br oklng
th,• Sound &1·ricr." Larry Wlkox hosts
p roMrurn t h o t look ai at hl'., ri n g
lmptlir'm<.>nt..~ on<l t:i0mc of the operatloru>
avt1ilohlt• tor pt..'Ople who suffor from u
hearing lo .
t * "Buddy, Budd)'"
(1111) JllClc I ammon w.i
ttt Maltlleu Whllt 111
IMeltlft COOC8'lllltM Ull
hit next kUllng, ha la rlldely
Interrupted oy a 1>umbll11g
l•»u1t of a men Wl\O 11
~,·n~=leldt 'R'
CARTOONS
j tN)l f'OtWt Tty!Of, J0an
Ca11tlleld flr .. lda111111
lnl-tlOlt It ~yll'I
• helled 18'3 lend~ ..
In Wyoming t.,rltOf'Y e • • ,,. "l"8 lur11tvor"
( 191 t I llOl!ar1 Powell, Jen·
ny Agutter A ~t auMvM
a cat .. trOphlc; 10 ctlatl
unte••IChed end -IOhet
tor lh• man rMPOfl.ible. K NXT (2) 10 :00 "Knots Landing."
Kt1ren holds Oury and Abby responslble
when Diana Is st.rlckL•n with a sudden and
mysterious lllness .
~ * • ''Roden" 11gs11 KenJI
8ewera. Vuml 61\lr•kawa
Fer th It ')\tf)IC*I by •
numt>et of •weaome en<J
dHdly ltylng creaturH
frOM the Stone Age
1;00 (t J • * * "Miracle On
34th Street" ( 1973) hi>•.,.
11111'1 C•t>ot. David Harl·· "'an ,An old m.,. named
Krlt Kringle It hired Dy
Macy'e to play San11 Cl-
In Iha Than1119Mng Dey
parade THEMAOIC
(flan2) CZ)UOVIE
•• ~ "0..th Aaca 2000"
f1916) OeVld Cetrlldlna,
Simone Orlttllh. In the v-t
2000 A.O., hit-and-tun
drMno II • natlonel IPOf1
In which lemale YICtlms are
worth 10polnlt. 'R'
11:008G8Cl)OJQ!
NEWS
• SATUN>AY NIGHT
Hoat Mary Kay Place
O-C· Willie Nalaort G IH 8EAACH OF_.
".i-J-"
• All IN THE FAMILY
Archie must atey calm tor
en enllre weekend In order
to peu • c:omp1ny l>hval•
Qal.
I HARAY-0
BUSINESS REPORT
MOVIE
•• ~ "hp1" ( 1981)
George C. Scott, Timothy
Hullon. Miiitary school
cadets take over their
tc;l\OOI to prevent plana 10
tum the academy property
Into a oondo devetopment
'PG'
1 t:ao 8 CJ) QUINCY
•Sam Insist• lhal Oulnc)
not pertorm an autopsy on
hit t•atl\18, 1 marllal 1111
expert ~ died without
~arent reuon. (R)
U a!TOHIOHT
Holl: Johnny Caraon
Guest. Mary Tyler Moor• G llJ ABC NEWS
NIGHT LINE G YOU ASKEO FOR IT
FNtured· "Alrk:1'1 Human
Prettets" end "Work:l't
Loudest Voice "
• OOOCOUPLE
Felhc r8118all, in lleshback,
the hectlO eventl leedlng
up to Oscar·a marriage
when both -• In the
Almy ReMrYe.
• ART CW BEING
HUMAN
"T alelllslon· The EleCltrk!
Art"
I:) 700 CllJB
(IDMOVIE * * • "All lhat Jazz" (1979) Roy Scheider, Jea-
alca L.11n911 The lumultu-
OU9 Nie ol a prOlllNlonal
clloreograpl'let la followed
trom IUCC8ll on the 11age
to per~ er-'A' O MOVIE
***~ .. The Four S....
eon1" (1981) Alan Alda.
Carol 8urnett Three COU·
plea, err c1oee. tong-time
lrteOOI, e11.peroenca pro-
IOUl'ld cnanoae In ll\ell
relatlooelllps ~ one ot
the merrlagaa dl1•n·
~ataa 'PG'
12:00. ENT'EATAINMEHT
TONIGHT
An interview With Roy
Cllt'k I ®) THE L.AST WOAD
MOVIE
• • "Tr1uma" ( 1963) John
Conte. Lynn Bari. A young
woman Is traumetlzed by
her aunt'I murder, then
lllclfmlzed by her achemlng
iar=
** * "Walk.1t>out" ft97t)
.Hlnny Ag11tter, Oavtd Gul-
pilll TWo wnlt• cnlldren 111•
guided actOM the Auttrl·
118" Outbeclc Dy an AborfO·
lneyouth.
• LOVE, AMEAICAN STYLE
2:AO (.C) MOVIE
{0 ) MOVIE "A 08"98fOUt Friend"
''r {flJ!Of John CHlii, t:eO(J J 80W'JHIH0'9AfOOT
Ann.II• Hll/8fl Jean Stapleton and Af't(fy
(1) MOVIE Gibb etar In 11111 mu~ * * ~ "6kldoo" (IHI) wnoctunlt abOut ten houae-
Jaallle Gleeson, G.roueho ~II at an Engllell coun•
Man An aK·hll man ta aid· llY hOuM ~ ere """'
ad by hll daughler and hit o.tad one-by-one.
"ltower dllldren" lflendl In 3:00 e MOVIE
eecap1119 a P<>*«fUI mob * * ~ "Searon For Suf'Vfv•
bou who'• out to Qat him .... ( 1972) Docllmantwy.
tor not carrying out 8 CIOn· Carner• crewt foltow iun-
trect 'PG' git and Pfllrle c.•tu,.. of
12.30 D Qt LATE NIOHT WITH North Amer1ca and Aultr•·
Drl'YIO tETTl!MIAN --Ila In lflelt relentteaa Que9I
Oueett· comedian Eugene for watflt.
lelly ol "SCTV Network"; (!) SEA HUNT
lournallll Sidney Zion. 3: 16 0 MOVIE 8 Cf) TOM COTTLE: UP * • "Death Hunt" (198t)
CLOSE Cherie• Bronson. lee Mtlf·
• LOVE. AMERICAN 11ln. In the 19308. a Moun-
STYLE tie and a frontier crlmlnal
"love And The S.Cret wage an old battle 11 cillltl·
Habit'' Mark end Rosalie z,etlon encroaches on Ille
fix Leonard up wHh an 8,.. Canadian wllderne11 'R'
nun. 3:20 (B) INSIDE THE NFL
12:40 1J Cl) MCCLOUD Hoets Len Dawson and
A narcotic• dealer ataget Nick &.oonlconll review
lhe murder of a cab driver hlghlighta of the pr8\lloue
to look .. II McCloud fired -'I'• NFL. Oamet and
the fatal Shot (A) lnleMew key players and
1:00 8 MOVIE coaohel. ••'I\ "Bandldo" (1956) 3:30 (!) FAITH 20
Robe(t Mitchum, Uraula CO) MOVIE
Thieu Gunrunners ae4I **14 "So Fine" (1981)
their ware1 In Mexico. Ryan O'Neal, Jedi War-G MOVIE den. A 1tutfy oollege pro-• * "Return 01 The Giant '"'°' 181181 ht1 lather'•
Mon1ters" (1966) l<ojlro flounde<ing germent lecto-
Hongo, KJcNllro Ueda. A ry by In_,~ • ,_ type
mualva earthquake ol ledles' jeans 'R'
unleashes • mammolh, 3:46 CZ> MOVIE
destNC111\18 oreature wJ!IQ **'A "Death Race 2000·
Is att8Clked by Gammer1 . ..._+---.. ....... &rOiVICI Clt'radln.,
(!) MOVIE Simone Grlttilh In the year
• ~ "Overland Stage 2000 A 0., hit-and.run
Raiders" ( 1938) John drt\/fng Is • national IPOrl
Wayne, Rey Corrigan. A In wtlich female v1Ct1m1 art
cowt>oy 11ymle1 the efforts. worth 10 points. 'R'
of would·b• alrpla11e 4;00 (f) TOPO'THE
hijackers who era plotting ~E
to telze a gold shipment. -Cl) MOVIE * 'n "The Wayward Girl" • •'A "The Bachelor Par-( 1957) Marcie Henderaon,
ty" ( 19571 Don Murfay, Peter Walker A womar1
E.G. Marahell. Four murders her to\18r In a Ill ol
accounllnts 1hrow • bacn-jeatcxi1 rage when She dlt-
elor party for their Irland. covers that he'• lnteretted 9 ENTERTAINMENT In her atep<laughtflt.·
TOMGHT <l: 15 (t) MOVIE
An lnt8flliew wtth Roy *•'I\ .. All The Fine Young
Clerk. Cannlbllt" (1960) Natllle
(C)MOVIE WOOd, Robflt1 Wegner. A
**'A "Serial" ( 1980) Mar· heedllrong gift lrom •
tin Mull, Tueeday Weld. A poor Southern family m81·
happily married Marin rles lor monay, not lo\18
County COllPle ere apurred 4:20 ®MOVIE
by their trendy neighbor• * • 14 "Tepa" ( 198 1)
Into explorlng alternative George C. Scott, Tlmoclly
Ul•ty•. 'R' Hutton. Miiitary achoof
1:10 MOYIE cadela talte over their * * • "The Enlotcer" ICtlool lo .,.....,.,, plane to
( 1976) Clint Eastwood, tum the academy property
Tyne Daly. "Dlny Harry" Into• condo dewolopmenl
Callahan II joined Dy a 'PO'
female rootcle In nla purauil 4:30 Cfl 8UUWINKL.£
of • group of Caillomla "'40 CSJ HAUELUJAH
revolutlonarlea terronzlng OOSPEU
San Frencltco 'R' Glen Campbell and AndrM
t:30 G Q! N8C NEWS Crouch ere holt• to P91·
0VEANIOHT tormera Rey Ch111tes. Oen·
("OJ MOVIE lace Wlttlams. Walter and
• • • "Refuge" (1981) TremalM Hawkins and the
Anne Twomey, James Hawklntt Family, and The
Congdon. Tho courte of tmperlala It! lhls oelabr•·
lrlendtlhlp doea nol run tlon ol 9~ music tlpeO
amoothfy for a quartet of at the Crystal Cathadr al In
vacetlonera In Maine. Garden Gro"8, Calllornla.
~~~EFltth Musketeer" Friday••
f1979l 8-l &ldges, ursu-Da11t l111e .tfovle•
ta Andr... O'Artagnan
and the Three MUS11a1-1
become lnvotll8d In enoth·
., plan to block the a\/fl
lntenllonl of the llnlster
Cardinal RlcheOeu against
the French aristocracy
·pa·
1:38 MOVIE
5:(1() (0 ••'A "Hardly Work·
Ing"' ( 198 1) Jerry L.-i•,
SuNn Olfver Alter Iha
clrc:ua cloeee dOwn, a Vin·
er1n clown triee hie hand
at 111/IOUI Jobe, lllllng
mllerably at them lllt 'PG' 0 • • ''t "The ShOllt"
1'.30 C01 • • fli "Jeck The Olenl
Kllllr" ( 19S2) Kerwin
M1l'-9. Judi .... edittl
.Aller reaculng the kine'•
d11U9h1er from • 111198
monater, a young rann lllld
II r.warded for hit hero-
ism
I SJ •• "Siience Of TM
North" (1981) Ellen 811r ..
tyn, Tom 8kerr111 In 1919,
• young ...omen'• marrlege
10 • tr'PP8f IMdl tier to •
.... 111 lletdehip !ft-the .....
darneu of northern Cane-
d• 'PG' * * 'io "The Border"
p98t) Jack Nicholson,
vater1t ParrlM A Texas
border guard'• 11atue1
come In conlllCI with thoee
of hla corrupt co-worker1
and hla materlalllllc wile.
'R'
1:00 1C> * * 'h "Belle Starr"
(1941) Gena TlerMy, Ran·
dolph Scoll A daring
womlt'I leavff II« "°"'8 to
become the leader ot an '
'outlaw bind at the cloM of
theCMI War.
0 * • "Young And Fr .. •'
( 1979) Erik l..81M11, Keith
Lari«\. A young Mormon
t>oy lecM many IMta u he
approachH 1dulthood.
'PG'
t :OO C) * * * "St1tlon Six
Sahara.. ( 1964) Carroll
Baker, Peter Ven Eyde.
T enliona IOar among fl\19
deMrt oil worlctl'I When I
pl-conlainlng • MJIY
bk>ode and her embittered
ex-husband crunee ,_.
by
9:30 Ga * • • "The Court Mar· tlal Of Billy Mltchell" (19$5)
Gary Cooper, CharlH
Blcitlord. A men la put on
trial When he defies mlll-
tary brau In order to
ahor1en World War II.
'Ol ***'I\ "The Cat And
The Cenery" ( 1939) Bob.
Hope, Paulene Goddard.
In oro.r to oOllect their
lnherllance, a famlfy mutt
lpend the nlgl\t In • '*"''
adhOUM
( •••• "Ouecaat Of
The lalend1" (1952) Robert
Money,~ Rldwdaon.
BaMd pt! the noWI Dy
Joeeph Conrad A man'•
morel fiber la deetl'°"'
wtlerl ,.,. ~ ln¥Ofv9d
In a Malayan _...,.
opttatk>n
10eOOl t \ •• ••lmp(opwCMn-
,,..... ( 1118 11 Alan Atkin,
Meri.rt• Henley A --
o I mlaundaratand lnQ•
c:au... a IOClal wortter to
IUSpecl the 5·yter·ofd
daughter of • aeparalad
couple II the victim of c'1lld
abuM 'PG'
HJ • •.,.' Race For YOt.JI'
L.lle, Charil• Brownl"
( 1977) Animated .. Ch81'11e
Brown and the entire
"Peanu11" gang head for
1ummer camp, wtwlre they
t>ecoma lnvO/lled In -al
w110 adventuree ·o·
($) * * 11\ "A Global
Artair" (1964) Bob Hope.
Ulo Pulver. A baby, IOllnd
by a bachelor In the lo«ll>y
of the Unliecf Nation•. la
claimed by ell the member
nation a.
"lOlle And The lmpres-
alonlal" Jeckle Kane hldel
t>ehlnd hit trnoertonatlont
of other people I
JOHN DARLING
* * "Fatllng In love
Again" (1980) E1t1ot1
GOU4d, Su88Mlll York A
( t979) Alan Batea. Susan-
nah York A d11turbecl man
confined to an inetlMlon
beli-he can make •
11:00 (0 ) * * • • "Citizen Kena" (1841) Oraon
We11N, Joaeph Cotten.
Fla1hbaclc1 r~ the llfe of
• -'thy, powerful and
eatrevae-ntty Mlf-lndUI·
gent ~ magnate
81 a reporter -en.. for
lhe tlgnlftc:ance ol the
man'• cryp!lc: lut WOtd.
by Armstrong & Batluk
"TOM, !D LIKE YOU 1'0 MEE.I
MY MOTHER'
Ml.IC NOTICE NJLIC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE "8.JC NOTICE = I
,ICTIT10U9 IUllNHS "cflfioui llUlfNHS FICTITIOUS eus•H PICTITIOU9 -.. ,
NAMI STATMINT NAME STATEMINT NAME ITATEMINT NA• ITATIMmfT :
The loltowlng peraon It doing lha lollow1ng person 11 doing The lollowono person Is doing The lottowlng per1011 I• dol"' I
llnell H ' butlneal H bUSlne81 8$ ~-II •
"TRUSl ME' MARINE co . ANIMALS IN CELEBRATION BINGO BUGLE. 1741 Pomona WESTBAA L.EASINQ, 1S33•
1912& Mag,.olla. No 203·9 CREATIONS OF OEBBEE O'OEL.L No 10 Co1t1 Meu C11tlorn1a Whlltler lane, Hunll1'9ton ~
Huntington BMcl'o, CA 926<18 25 t3 Colby Place. Coat a Mau, 92627 Cakfornl• 92947 .........._.
Otcl\ Young 19126 Magnolia, Cehlornoo 92626 John Heal,)'. 17<1 1 Pomona No Jofln P larlle, 16382 .......... _
No 200·B Huntington Beach. CA Oebl>ee Siii 0 Oell, 2513 Colby 10. Coat• Me66. C1111tforn<• 92627 l -Huntington Beac:h, ~ I
92646 Ptac. Cotte Mesa, Cahfornl• 112828 This bUllMH 11 conducted by an t2647 ~I lhla bl.lllMl,1 It conducted Dy 1n Th•S bu11neas 11 conducted by en ltld1111duat Thia ~ II condul:fttd b¥ ..
unincorporated H10Clat1on other ino1v1dua1 Jonn Httiy lndlYlduaf
than 1 partnerlhtp Oebbea O Oetl Tn1s statement was mao "''"' .... Jolln P Berfl• "
[)jell Young , Th48 at11eman1 wea filed with ,,.,. County Clefk of Or1noa County on Jhlt •t•t-t -,... .-i ..i
fNs ttatement WH toled Wiii\ ,,,. County Clarll or Orenfe County on NO\lllmber 30. 1982 dOUntf Cleril ol O.enoe ~ ..
1
COunty Clark of Orenge County. C>ll November 2'. t9'2' ,-.-Publl•h•d Oranna Co1:1~ Nov.tmber 19, tN2 ~ Oct 20 1912 _,_ • ' Publlattect Ore• C~I -' ,_... Publllhed Otanga Coetl 0.11)' PllOt, Dec 2, 9, 16, 23, 1882 flllot. Dec a. t . 16. U , ttu
Publl•h•d Or1rng~ Cot11t Dally Jltlol Dec 2 II, t8. 23. 1982 , 5258 82
Piiot, Nov ti. 26. Dae 2. 9. !912 5223'll ---------...,,-1 ---,..--IC-IO-TIC(--=.=-.,
M>l3·H ... IC NOTICE "8.IC NOTIC( PIC1ffi0Ui WM -
• Ml.IC NOTICE
PICTmOUe Ml-H IUMI ITATI_..,
Thi lollOWl"O P•rtOll tt dalllO
alntal M
YOUA SECA!TAAY, IHU teAn!M' e111e . N• 200. lr11ne, A 92115
Kalf'lryn Lowa, 2429 Andavef
., Coell MMI. CA 928H
Tilll ~ II cOllduateCt by an
I ' Kettwyn L-
Til!e llatlfMflt -111.o with , ... °"" or °'Mt9 c-~ °" •. t• ~M
fl11lllttfleel 01ente Cont Oelt1
Now I I , 16 OW t , f "" 60)4 It
..cnnousw11 Mam aTAftMINT
f h• 1011owr110 per•on 11 dOlno
bUtlnelt ...
I MA L l IUSI Nl!SI AOOOUNTINO. 21108 ~ltte de
OGM, C..,...rano IMcfl, Oellfornta -· Wiiiiam J""'8 fllttmtin, Ueot
Ctet• de Oon1, C99111r1no llectl, Clllfoml• tH24
T1lll bulillRI It can411C1ecl Dy WI
!ndlvldual
WilllMI Jtfl'l88 ""'"*' Tl'lll ttettn*\t ... Iii.cl with the
Co\lftty c.ti .. Orenoe COUl'lty Ol'I
NOW ti , 1 .. 2 ,..,,,
• P11M .. l'lecl Otange Coaal O.ity Nee, Now 11 II, Dec t t , ,_
'°'''" '
PICTITIOUI -U um •YA~ ,J NAMI ITATn9NT Tf'I• totlowlno petton II dot
The tottawtno P•!IOfl I• doing bllll,_ ...
bual,_ at (Al STAR TELECOMMVNI·
(a) THE SOUTH COAST CAllONS, (el STAATlL.: !Cl
DAAfll!AY CONHECTtO" (b) THe l f l ' p ti 0 N ' N E r w s fll I( OAAPEAY OONNICTION, 110~ TECHNOLOOIH, 1800 I . lr'f
....... PIH•. Newpor t l eecl'I, AV• • lune '''· Santi Ana. CA.
Cellromte 112~ 81706
JOM R McKaon. t604 Hawn IMOL.IY N. CL..,,.ON>, a"60 I
Pltc• Ne--port l each. Calllornll °'*• ,,._. COit• ...... CA'""' t2H3 fltle ._.,_ .. ~ Oy"'
Thia ~· II conducted by 1n lnCIMdllal
1ndtYI01181 I •ac11ey N CM!ofd I JoM R McKeon Tiiie ll81tll'ltftl ... flled wlttl Ula •
Thie altttfll«lt wM tiled wnn 1111 County C*" Of Orenge County Ol'I '
Coullty C:...... Of o.-. °='t4 NOU'M!Oer ti. !... =1 Naot ll.IMI ,...
P11111tt111ed Or•ntt co .. , 0111y '"ltl!IMd Or1n19.c ... t
Not. DK a t tt. I), 1NI ....... Now ti. H , Die. I. t. -$aSM2 ......
• ..
..
U Or~ge Coatt DAILY PILOT/Thurtday, December 9, 1982
• Some } Oy YOU AM .. Dl'AULT UNOllll A 'WOU AM• MPAULT UNDllt A Flood victims still find NllC NOTICl M UC NOflCC
OllD o• ••UIT DATIO DllD o• TlllUIT D•••o OCTOM• ti, ~. U...N YOU tlll'H ..... II tNt. IHM.111
TAU ACTION TO ll'•OTICT YOU TMCI ACnoN TO NO"CT
VALLEY PARK . M o (AP) Refuaeea from a n .. 1 .. vatcd railroad l'lihl-of -WIA)' 'ru..-duy a n d Colflman, h i• w l ft', Paullftf, and lWO ION, had vou• 111•0ll'HTY, IT MAY II YOU• 111•0111HTY, IT .....
a flood that turned a l'Omforioble neli hborhood Into wa wd tor volunteeni whh bouu. to w k t• th«'lll to e.:.a~ w ith w r y fow bclo .. nr1ruH. eou AT A ""9&JC 1A&.1. • YOU IOLD AT A "*'C IAU. " YOU ~ ......... NllD AN IU\.ANATICMI °' THI ••o ... u~noee Of nte
• aw lrllng aea of rooftop lal.ancb aro taking IOlace In vialt their hom8. ''lt they'd told ut ll w q 1ol"._l8 to ... to 39 feet NATU•• Of THI ll'•OCllOINO NATUH OP THI ll'•OCllCMNO amall lhlngs 8oaw l'llmt' und Wl'rtl, fl llt-<I With j(rlm-fa<.'t.'d we'd h •ve uott.en out IOO .... r ," 1";;.t~--........ "Bu: AQAINIT YOU. YOU IHOULO AOAINIT YOU.1....YOU IHOULD
Look I • I -~·d h 1 h ed f mill i r fl I k h d _.a .. "' '"" \..oUW'lllmfi maau .. CONTACT A LAWYIA. CONTACT A LA ....... .. ,' ll teen-age gu IMU aa s e c Ul.c a a et {Ul)( ()Uj or a rtil (JO Ol l l!lr amageu WC did n't believe lt would i t!l this hlah." NOTICI °' TAUITll'I IA&i NOTICI °' TAUITll'I IA&.•
shopping bag filled with borrowed clolhes. "You horn.. ... M n y "'lUrt\ed In lt'Ol'll. , u . Ne.,.,.. u . Ne. 11• can let' the top of a van o ver there. You couldn 't set? "h '11 ~nfl," aald J ean Sprock , 4:J, raf wr aet.•ln, Othcr1 had autf~r.-d from tht> rive r • whima NOllCE 1s HEREBY GIVEN,'"-' NOT1cr is HfREBY GtVfN, 111• before Oil Wecl""4ay Oeetm~· Ill ••ta on WtOllMCl•Y 04IC.mbet 15 1942 It before. The water 's going down." her b rick omc bclng torn Mplll'l by t he water. " · at e oo o'clocii a'" 01 Hid isay, ,,; •• e 00 o cloc~ • m 01 Hid day. 111
Another girl cheered when h er father re turned ha d It almo&t paid for . If 1m y thl11g went wrong, 1 ''Cr ying d oesn 't d o a n y g ood,'' 1aid Alm• tilt room .. , at«I• f0t cond11CU110 tna •oorn .. , aald• tOf conduellf\O
from their flcooded h ome clutc h in g two cages a lwaya counted on having th at to fa ll back on ," s h e Tinke r , 68, a veteran of many flooda. "You r.:t T1u1tM'• &•• w11111n 11111 ollicu of Tru••M • 8•1H . within tilt Ollie. 01
REAL E8l ATE SECURITIES REAL ESTATE 8fCURITlf.8
holdi ng a parakeet an d a cockatiel. said . never t.rwlt the river. T h is time It came up IO ut SERVICE. locat•d •• 2020 Nor111 SERVICE. 1oc1111e1 •• 2020 Nor111
"Th ey're safe," said Ange la Cot t.on , lS. "W e Most s till could n o t ge l In to the houses, but w e just couldn't save ~ythlng. F orty-two years Brolldw1y, Sutt• 206, in the City 01 B•oa<tw•y. Sulit 2oe, in thll City 01
thought th ey'd be dead. W e h aven 't foun d o ur they w ere an xious to see for themselves what the d o wn the drain. I gueu It a sUU not real to me. It's a ~r'b'.~~1•0~1n.•v:~~·::R~~~ !~g~,to~~i.~:'~~H~~g~~·.;l.'.,~;
ra bbit, tho u gh . J g uess h e is d ead." rampa'lng M e ramec R iver h ad d o n e. bad d ream ." s Av I N G 8 A N 0 L 0 AN DECO SERVICE CORPORATION ••
H e r f ather , J ack Cotton , ha d to swim'j)M~wa~ "Im no t read{ t o ~o back there yet ," said Va lley Park Mayor Fred Palmer aaJd hla town ASSOCIATION, • c1111ornl• Ca1uorn11 corpor111on, ., duty
h Co
corpor111on, 11 duly 1ppoln1od 1ppo1n1td T ru1110 und•• ond
to rescu e the birds from the flooded h ouse, w ic James leman, 3 , aa o wat.ched the rec:.'eding w lll need Ume to r et'Over. "M ore than 40 percent of T1ut1N und11 and i>or11.11n1 10 tilt pursuant 10 tll• powar 01 n••
the family w a.s forced to evacuate S untiay nig ht. waters pull a t the struc turea still standin g. "I'm o ur people a nd a ll b v t three bualOellel have been power of 1111 con11rr1d In that con11r11a In 1n11 cer111n Oeld ot
M an Of the town's 3,200 residen ts ga thered on a fraid to go In to It." to-... o ut. W e'll Just h ave to .......... •• ctr1a1n Dlld of lruat HeGutld by Tru11 u11cu11d by WILL~M A n .. ~ -~ STEPHEN PELLETIER and GRANDIA &nd JOHANNA M ----....... -------'--------=-----------.....::...... ___________________ _;_ __ __: __________ :..:..:. ___ .:.:.::....:...::_:..:....::....:...::..:.._ _______ _J CYNTHIA E PELLETIER, llu•t>and GRAN DIA , nu1b1nd ind wll1.
Magnavox ..
Stereo Radio Recorder-
• Two buiff-in cond1n11r microphones
• Buiff in AFC • Cue ind Rtvitw
Gitt eet Includes 3-ln parer/boner & 5·
In. boner/utlllty knives With high
carbon steel blades. walnut han-
dlea.#B-1
Reg. 20.25.
99
.....
12511
•
• Soft 1j1ot
Hamilton Beach varlable •peed ble nder
#600E 465369.
Reg. 24.99
1999
It ••••• , ••• ,
Stanley 25'x 1" tape measure stay• rigid up
to 1' Power return. Belt clip. #PL425
reg. 16.45
Flameproofs your curtains. sofas.
chairs. carpeting near ftraplaces and
electrical outlets, around wood atoves
and heaters. •
• &
Model
., .. 12-11
Corona quality ke<oM ne heater 12·DK.
reg. 25 9.95
JHco Karo1ane 19495
1 gal ............................ 3.21
•5 gal .......................... 14.M
Ma1tar Mechanic organization si.tlon
15 drawer parta cabinet, all steel frame.
C15MM 425470
.........
Malco or Sunnyside scented lamp
oll. Comes In 5 scents.
'
95
Medicine cabinet frame
TR0-61A 18.9 _____ 12.19
Tlnue Holder TA0·55 16.99 __ )2.19
24" Towel Holder 1620-244 20.4 14.19
._ __ l.19
All Wagner PoWar palnl8f'I In stock
11 pc. combination wrancfl Mt 3/8"
to 1"
'
Ind wtl•. ltCO•dtd OCIObt• 31. rtcordld Oc1ooe1 20, 1981, In Book
1980. In Book 13815 ol Ollicl•I 1428 f of Olllclll RICO•d• Of ••Id
Rtc0td1 of Hid County, It paot County, II P~ 1387. ~Ofder a 1341. Recorder's 1n11rum1n1 Nd ln11rutnlfll No 24725. by r1uon of
411894. by 111100 of 1 b•ttcn or a b•tteh Of det11.111 In 1>1ymen1 or <Se111.11t Tn p1ymenr 0t perf0<m1nca ptrrorm1nce ol lht 01111911110111
of tilt Obflgl110t11 IMICU•ld tntreby, ltCUIOd tnertby, Including lh•I
1ncludlng thll brt•ch °' d1f1u11. brHCh Of del1ull. Notte. of WhiCtl
Nollc:I Of w!'llCh w111 recorded APfll wu recorded Augull 19. 19112. as
8, 19N , 11 Recorder'• 1n111ument R1co•dtr'1 lnl11rurn1nr No. No 112· 119884 WILL SELL Al 82·292187. Will SEU AT PUBLIC PUBLIC AUC.llON TO THE AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH. BIDDER FOR CASH. t.wlul ~
lewfut money 01 1111 Unllld States. of th• United Stein, or a calhlllf s
or • ce1hler'1 chlClk drawn on 1 clllek drawn on • ltlle Of n1t10nll
1111e 0< n1110nel benk. 1 1111e or b•nk. • llate or ltderal cr1dit rlld«ll c11d11 union, Of 1 11ete Of un10n, or 1 111te or recser11 11v1ngs
tlldlr111 11vtngt and loan HllOCl•llon end loan u10C111ion domlClltd In
domiciled In thil Siii•. Ill p1y1011 II lh11 ...... Ill payable II Ille "'"' OI tilt 11tn1 of 11141, 1111 right, 11111 1nd Ille, 111 right, Ullt and interest Miid ~""' ne1d by ft, •• Trutlet. In by II, 111 ltia.t1e...Jn that real 1111t real property 1111.1111 In uld PfoPtrly 111u1te In 111d Countv 1nd
County and Statt. dtscrlbld 81 Stall, deec:rlbld II follows follow1 "EXHIBIT A"
Loi 7 ol lr1ct NO. 6903, as per PARCEL 1. Lot 33 of Tract No.
rnap recorded In Book 280. PIOff 5 444. In Ille City of NewpOft Beach. to 8 of Mlec:ell1neou1 M11>1. In tht Counly of Or1nge. State ot olllce of the Counly Racord1r ol C111rornla, 1s per m1p recorded In
seld County. Book 19. P•ge 29 of Misctlleneou~
Thi etreet addreu or other M•P• In the office ol th• County
cornmon dealgnetlon ot thl 1111 Recorder of sold County
proparty lltrt ln11>ove dl~lbed 11 PARCEL 2· An easernent for purported to bl: 11141 Port C111low brick w•tk. and Ingran and agren
PtlCe, N-port Btach. C1lllornl1 over a portion of Lot 32 ol Trtcl No.
The underttoned hereby 444, In lhl City ot Newport Beacil, dl1ct1lm1 tit lleblllty for 1ny County of Orange. State of incorrectness 1n .. 1c1 1tree1 •ddrtn C1llfornl1. H per Map rlCOfdld In
or o1her comrnon de1lgn1tlon Book 19. PIO• 29 of Mitcello.neous
Said ••le wlll be rn1d1 wllllout Meps, In tilt olhce ol tile Coonty
"""r•nly. txp1111 or lmpll1d, Rtcorder ol H id County. more raoudlno Ulla. po11111lon. or Ptrllwlarty dncrtbld u follows. 1ncumbrancn. to Htl1fy th• Beginning It th• mos1
prlnclp•I b1t11nct of tllt Nott or Soulhtrly corner ol aald Loi 32,
otll•r obllo•tlon MCured by H id 111ence North 33 dtgrlff 36' 00" Deed of fruit. wltn lnt1rt1t 1nd Wtst along Ille S0uthwft1t<ly line
otller 1um1 •• provided ttlertln. of tllld Lot 32, • d1S11111C1 ol 52.86
plu1 edYanctl, ii 1ny, under th• feet thtnel Nonh 60 deg.r-53 terms thtraof Ind lnlt<Ht on IUd1 33" Eut. 4 70 1111, thlnct SOutti 29
lld111r1CM, and plu1 1111. chlrga1 dlQr'" 06' 27" E.as1. 28.00 lt1t to
Ind t1'~ Of thl Trullte 1nd Of • point 2 50 f111 Northeasterly, tilt trulla created by Ilk! o..d of meuurtd el rlgn1 englel. lrom the
Trull. Th• tol•I ernount of u ld llld Southtatltrty Wne ol uld Lot obllg111on 1nclud1no rtHonably 32. tlltnce South 27 dagrees 49
ntlmal1d fe11. cn1ron and 14" E111, 24 70 l•t 10 tht l)Olnt ot
IXl)IRIM of tilt Tru1tee. at tilt time blg1nnlng ol lnillll pubtlcallon of 11111 Notice, II PARCEL 3. An 11Hmen1 lor
$30,927.50. concrete block r1t1lning will ano
Oattd: Nov.mblf 22. 1982 lngr ... ind IO"" over e portion ot SAN MARINO LOI 34, Trtcl No. 444, In the City Of
SAVINGS ANO Nll'Wport BllCh, Col.Inly of Ofange, LOAN ASSOCIATION, Stitt of Calllornl1. 81 per M1p .. TrullN ltcOfded In 800k 19 Pege 29 of
1 Cllll0<n1i corporation, Mlac.llan1<>1.11 Mops, In lht otlice ot
By: REAL ESTATE tht County Recorder ol Hid
SECORITIES SERVICE. County. mort p11t1cut1rly dec;rlbed
• CelllMnla corpo11tlon. .. lol10w1· Its Agent B1glnnlng 81 a point In the
By· O.J . Morger. Nonlleuterly llne of aald Lot 34. a
Ila President dl1t1nc• of 10 00 ree1 Nonn-1er1y (SEAL) lrom Ille rno11 Eesterly coiner of
2D2.0 North Broedway 11ld Lot; thenol Nortll 33 degrees Sulle 206. ' 39· 28" WeS'I, •long tne H id
San11 Ana CA 927C>e Nonlltuterly line of lot 34, 1 dlS· Ttl. (714) 9S3..e810 lllnCI tlf 47.11 INt: I'*-Soutn
Publl1h1d 011noo Co111 Dilly 2g dtgrlU 45' 11" Eut, 47.00 feet Pilot, Novtmber 25. Otcemblf 2, 9, to a l)Olnl , South 60 dlgrlU t•• 49"
1982 5210·82 w .. 1, 3 20 '"' lrom the l)Olnt ol
Nil.IC NOTICE
NOTICE OF TMJI TH'I I ALE r.c No. 200U
YOU A"E IN MFAUlT UHM" A DEED OF T"UIT DATED AUOUIT
13, tt71. UNLEll YOU TAKI
ACTION TO ~lllOTICT YOU"
""ME"TY· IT MAY •E IOLD AT A l"UklC IAU. If' YOU NHD AN IXl'lANATION OF THI NATUftl
OF THI ll'AOCHDINO AOAINIT
YOU, YOU IHOUlD CONTACT A
LAWYI ...
~: 0tence Nonh eo ...,_
14 49 E11t. 3.20 1191 to tilt point of
~~rtlt 1ddr111 or otller
common d11lgn1t1on of tllt reel
propany llef•nab<MI descilblld os
purported to bl 249 LI J0111 OrlW!.
Ntwport BeKh. Califotnla.
Th• undersigned h•••by d l1c111m1 111 t11blllty tor 1ny
lnc:orrtctllMI In lllkl 1tr111t llddress
or ot.htr common dellgnetlon
Seid Ult will ~ rnedt wuhoul w1rr1n1y, 1ap1t11 or Implied, reg11d1ng tltl1, pos1111lon. or
tncumbr1nce1, to 111l1fy the
prlnclpel balanct ol the Note or
otner obllgatlon secured by said
Died of frust. with lntaresl and other 1um1 11 proYlded tller11n.
plus adv1nces, II 1ny. under the
term1 thlt'aol and Interest on sucll
1dv1nct1, end plu1 flel. 0111101&
1nd txpenees of the Trultet 1nd of tilt tru111 crNlod by 111<1 Ollld of
Trull. Tiit 10111 1mount of said obllg1tlon. Including re&1onobly
ut1m111d ftea. cherges 1nd exl)tlll .. I of 1hl Trustee, 11 the 11...,.
ol lnlll•I publlClltlOll of llllS Notice. IS
$44,969.10. D11tc1· Novemb« 23. 1982
WASHINGTON TRUST
DEED
On Olctrnoer 22. 19112 11 t 00 p rn • PEELLE FINANCIAL CORPORATION es duty 1pl)Olnlld
Tru1tet und11 and pur1u1nt 10
o..d of Trull recordld August 21
1979, 11 ln11. No 28767 in book
13277 PIOI 121S I. Of OlllCll l Rtcordt In Int ollice ol Ille County
Rt corder of Or1nge County.
Calllo1nl1, Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH. CASHIEF\'S CHECK OR CERTIFIED CHECK. (p11y11>lt II
tlrne of sole in low1ul money ol •II• Un.ti<! S11111) al Int North entrance
10 lht county COUrlhOUH, 700 CIVIC
C.nter Drnr1 West. San11 An•. CA all rign1, 1tt1e 1nd ln11re11 conveyed
to and now Mid by It under Hid Oaed ol Trull In ine property SERVICE CORPORATION. s1tulled 1n SIJd Coonly Md Stitt a Cllll0tnl11 corporlllon,
dlKr•bld aL •• Tru11 ...
Tllo rell property In Ille City of 8y REAL ESTATE
Co1t1 MHI. County of Or1ngi. SECURITIES SERVICE.
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It's · a Sunsf t preview
Oilers, Barons get an early shot at each other
By ROGER CARLSON
O(lfte Delly ,.... .....
Sunse t L e agu e h eavy w e ight s
Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley
square off in the championship semifinals
of the Sea Baron Basketball Classic tonight
-but in the other half of the bracke t,
neither anticipated semifinalist is around
following W ednesday.'.!_g_uarterf inals.
While Huntington Beach and Fountain
Valley High quintets breezed, Ocean View
was rocked by Los Alamitos, 79-65;
following La Quinta's buzzer shot by Jerry
Wilson, which dropped top-seeded Palos
Verdes from the limelight, 57-56.
The two Sunset League representatives
collide at 8:15 at Fountain Valley after
Huntington Beach disposed of Morningside,
87-74, followed by Fountain Valley's 60-35
drubbinR of Rolling Hills.
In a consolation bracket game, Newport
Harbor was eliminated by Servite, 59-48.
"It's a nice, early season matchup," says
Fountain Valley Coach Dave Brown.
Tonight's schedule
(et Ocffn View)
4:45-South Torrance vs. St.
Anthony (consolation semis)
6:30-0cean View vs. Palos
Verdes (fifth place semis)
8: 15-La Quinta vs. Los Alamitos
(championship semis)
(at Fountain Veller)
4:45-Servlte vs. Esperanza
(consolation semis)
6:30 -Morningside va. Rolling
Hiiis (fifth place semis)
8: 15-Huntlngton Beach vs.
Fountain Valley (championship
semis)
"We're similar i.n that we're both three-
guard teams and press.
''We've got to try to beat them back
downcourt, to make sure (Roll) Jacobs gets
back with Jamal (Garner). But Billy
(ThomDSOn) Is the key to their team -he'.s
t ,r-.-amar .
The Oilers got 26-point production from
Gamer, the 6-7 10phomore, and 6-6 Mike
Mills as Morningside proved no match.
Morningside pulled to within 60-56 with
7:27 left before HB c.oach Roy Miller put
his first linen back in and quickly regain~
a 16-point lead.
"I was trying to give them (the starters) a
rest/' explained Miller. "It's hard to come
back and pick up momentum, but they did
It." .
The Oilers were up by a 60-44 margin
when Mttler began filtering tn his subs late
In the third period, but just when it
appeared the Monarchs might get back into
it, the Oilers shut them off with a variety of
buckets and moves, shared by the starting
lineup.
· "We have a tendency to get complacent,"
added Miller, "because our guys know they
can acore a lot of points."
The Oilers hit 39 of 71 (54 .9 percent), but
only 50 percent of 18 free throws, while the
(See OILERS, Page CS)
Mulligan fears
UCI r~pe for upset
against Loyola __
By JOHN SEV ANO Of tile Dellr ,... ...,,
LOS ANGELES -One would
Imagine Coach Bill Mulligan's
UC Irvine basketball team would
be looking forward to tonight's
encounter here with the. host
Loy~Marymount-Uona.
,Yter all, the Anteaters come
into the contest (7:30) with a 3-0
~. lre9h off a 9tUnning upeet
win over Pepperdine, while the
On radle t••'•"'
Klf't'E (I .. PM)
Lions are 1-2, their only victory
coming at the hands of Hardin-
Slmmons, Tex.
Mulligan,• however, la not
relishing his team's situation at
all. And, his reasons have
nothing to do with the opponent
or the 1JCI team itaelf.
For the Anteaters, starting
guard George Turner leada the
team at 14.7, with junior forward
Ben McDonald cloee behind at
13.3. Junior center Bob Thornton
is the team's leading rebounder
al 6 .3 (he also averages 10.7
pointa per game. -
Mike Lopez will be the other
guard opposite Tu ... n~r but
Mulligan hasn't decided yet who
he's going to start at forward
between Jud Beardsley and Tod
Murphy.
Beardsley, a junior, started the
first two games and ia averaging
9 .7 per outing. Murphy.,a
freshman, started the game
against Pepperdlne (which the
Anteaters won .~85-82) and
contributed seve n points and
nine rebounds.
"It will all depend on who is
able to practice the most," noted
Mulligan of-the dedsJon.
Huntington Beach's Mike Mills scores two
of his 26 points Wednesday night.
The UCI coach is concerhed
because hls players have been
caught up in final exams (UCI is
on the qua.rt.er system) and they
have yet to practice as a unit the
entire week.
"We have never had a practice
this week where everyone has
been there," said Mulligan.
"Plus, they're on cloud 88 and
they better get off it fast.
Lakers blow big lead, but • Will
"They're not even thinking
about Loyo la . All they're
thinking about are final exams.
Some even have them Thursday
(today) before we leave.
"Right now, Loyola is the
IC&riest game we've got."
The Lions, who have loet to
Idaho and Cal State Fullerton,
are led by forward Forest
McKenzie, a 6-7 sophol"ftOre who
ls averaging 18 pointa per game.
Opposite McKenzie is IOphomore
teammate Johnny Brown (6-6),
who la 1COring at a 15.7 clip and
leads the. team in rebounding at
8.7.
LA g~ins share of first place with 89-86 victor..y
INGLEWOOD (AP) -The
Los Angeles Lakers now-own a
half-1hare of the lead in the
National Basketball As9ociation's
Pacific Division. But the 89-86
win over Phoenix that tied them
with Seattle had some of them
shaking their heads.
"I wasn't concerned that we
didn't score 100 pointa," Norm
Nixon aaid after finlahing with
17 pointa in the victory at the
Forum Wedneeday night.
"But I was thinking about us
loelng a 17-point lead."
threat. and many of the crowd of
13,763 headed for the doors.
They missed a third quarter in
which Los Angeles scored just 13
points -the lo west for the
Lakers in any period this year.
And they nearly mis8ed seeing
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who was
playing sick, lose his scoring
string of 397 con..s ecutive
regular-season games in double
figures. He shot just 3 of 16 from
the field.
The crucial third quarter saw:
the Lakers hit on only'five of 21
fie ld goal attempts for 23.8
p ercent as Phoenix put the
brakes on fast-breaking Lo1
Angeles.
Meanwhile, the Sun•
connected on 1 l ·of 22 field goala1
h it eig'ht free throws and
outaoored ·the Lakers by 17 pointa.
for the quarter, which 'ended>
with Phoenix up 67-66.
"Our effort in the game w•
the best in our last five (alt
l088e8)," said Walter Davis. "W~
are in a slump and we're tryinC
to ahake it off." '
Fountain Valley's 6-7 junior Rolf Jacobs
fights opponent for rebound Wednesday.
The only other player in
double flgure1 is guard Keith
Smith at 14.0.
The Lakers, now 16-4, held the
17-polnt edge at the half after
outaoorlng the Suns 30-15 in the
second quarter. At that point,
Phoenix appeared to pose no
Abdul-Jabbar finished with 10
points, but had only five midway
through the final period, which
ended with Bob McAdoo sinking
two free throws w ith three
seconds remaining to put the
game out of reach.
Maurice Lucu, who had ii
pointa, said the Suns "played;
well enough to win. Thinp jusi
broke down at the end." .
Plenty of talk, little action at baseball meetings
Kurt Rambis, making his finfo
appearance in five. games aft.et•
injUrlng his left ankle, scored .t
layup with 3:~ remaining in ~
game to give the Lakers an 80-7i.
lead. Confusion centers around the destinations of unsigned f'ree agents Kemp, Garvey and Bannister
The pointa helped Rambia ~
Bannister, but he appears to be an also-12 in the game. The Laker:l HONOLULU (AP) -If you want to
know what the New York Yankees are
doing, ask General Manager Hank
Peten of the Baltimore Orioles.
If you want to kno w what the
Baltimore Orioles are up to, ask
Yankees' owner George Steinbrenner.
That'• how confusing baaeball's Slat
annual meeting has becQme.
Their maneuvering involvea free -.rent Steve Kl!mp. The former Chkago
White &>x outfielder arid hiS agent,-Dick .Mom, have been leaning toward signing
with the Orioles.
~n walked out of an American
e meeting Wednesday and aaid,
''Dick Mou has informed Edward
Bennett WWiaml (Baltimore owner) that
Steve Kemp la going to accept the
Yankees offer."
Steinbrenner, Informed of Petera'
atatement, .. 1d, ''I don't know what
JO'l're talldnc abouL A.a far M I know
the Orioll9 are not out of lt.'' Aocordina to one llOW'Ce, Kemp will
sip a $5.~ million, 5-year contract with the y ankeee.
Adelina to this comedy of atatementa,
Clyde Kina; who l• the mana1er of
NCOtd of the Y ankeee, Mid l)e knew noth1nc about the Kemp 11!1.tµation.
He .aMI, "f ait a 11\lnut.e, boys. I've IO'-
to go find out what's happenlng," and he
headed for the hotel eecalator. Of...-coune, King ia auppoeed to be on
his way out as soon aa Steinbrenner geta
through restructuring his team.
Other than the ~et.en-Steinbrenner· KinR act, It was another day of inactiop
..... I .didn't order any
conference in Chicago •.•
But that doesn't mean
we've 11iven up on Garvey.
-C•llMater.._CINeft
at the wee'k-long meeUD11. In three
daya, Ju9t one tnde hall been completed.
• While the trading wu non-exiat.ent,
major-league owners met jointly and ln
league llftllona. For the mo1t part It wu
talk.
There waa stlll another unu•ual
lltuaUon.
· It WM reported that the ChJcaco Cuba
were aolna to hold a neW1 conference In Chkaao and announce they had licned
free apnt Steve ~·
1'\at w11 news to Dl1lM Green, ihe
Cuba' executive vkie predclim~ho Wll
here trytna '° make IOft» "J, dldn,.t order~ conference i~
Chicago," said Green. "I don't know
anything about it. I don't know where
that came from.
"But 'that doesn't mean we've given
up on Garvey."
The Cuba reportedly have offered .7.5
million to Garvey, the former Los
Angeles Dodaer first bueman.
'the San bie10 Padres •uppoaedly
offered Garvey S8 million. but may hold an edae becaua Garvey wanta to remain
in Callfomia.
Ballard Smith, Pad.ree president, said
he talked with Garvey'• apnt, Jerry
Ka~. and milht rnUle ht. offer,
'I don't have any feelln1 for the
Situation becau. I don't know what
Chlca10 hH offered. I told him
(Kas-teln) 'tell 1.11 whlit you want.' "
The Yankeee aJao ... k Garvey, but
appew to be rurulinC third. Steinbrenner
talked with Kapetein Tueaday In a
stopover In Loe Aftaelft en route to · Hawau.
Another frM .,.nt, pitcher Floyd
s.nnt.t.er, who left S.ttl9 to try the
free •1ent market1 alao remained
unal1ned. The 8i.-wul1 Cardinali, tt...-.. City aoyai. and Phil8delphia
PhlDlla wwe oanl6dend frant nannen In
tbai dmi>Y· v-. 81Mnhrbr••ll'lll'llMl'lll' hal t1'a hand put few
ran once more. helped by Jamaal Wilkes' team~
Other rumon ran rampant. lead~O points, neve~
The Tex.as Rangers reportedly were rellnq the lead. 1
besieged with offers for gold glove third Rambis had 13 rebounda,i
bueman Buddy Bell. Six teams were aecond only to Lucas' 14. A.Iv~
interested with St. Louis and <hnore Adams had 12 and Larry Nance ·
believed to have rhade IOlld offers. added 11 while leading PhOenix KOren with 18 pointa.
'The Cardinal offer apparently hin&ed ' • K u r t d I d a Io o d j o b
on whether they outbid the Royals and rebounding tonisht," Lakera
PhiWea for Bannbter. Texu wants a Co.ch p .. Riley eakl.
. pitcher, and St. Lou1a ooUld 8've up Bob "It made a difference havlnc ·
tOl"ICh if it got Banniat.er. him back. It was noticeable \hat
St. Louis alllO offered third bueman Kareem wu not feeling well.'1 •
Ken Oberktell and outfielder George 1 •
Hendrick, accordinl to IOW"C8 who .Ud
TeXM ls holdinC out for youna outflelder
David Green hu1tead of the veteran
Hendrick. •
BalUmore bu the pltchlnc to •Udy
Texu. They have Tippy and Den~l'a Martina. Mike Jl'laMpn. and Sunmy
Stewart. ,
T9UI Oener,.i ,..._. Joe Klein let
it be known he wanted a No. l or No. 2
........ If he traded Bell.
Ian Dlep alao w• auppoeed to be
lnW ... d lnBIU.
The Phlladelphia PhUli• 1till an talldM rram dawn to dulk try11W co aet
a left..handecl hitUna outftefder-and a
reliever.
NFL PLAYERS
OK AGREEMENT :
WASHINGTON (AP)~
NaUonal 1'oot1AU X......... pla ratlfled by a 3.f mar,ln
Wectn.day \he five-year, I.;
billion collective bar1alnln
a1reement whleh endtid thei
&17 -day strike, but chie
ne10Uatora for both aide
dlaa1re.ed whether ftna
acreement had actually been
l'WIMCI.
1 •
I Orange Couat DAILY PIL01 /Thuraday, Dec mber 9, 1982
. GWC's Long earns
; l All-America honor
l
Stahlheber, meanwhile, was the leading ·
rusher in the South Coast Conference with 1,113
~ yards on 220 carries. He ac:ored hine touchdowns.
Quote al the day
Gordon Cbiesa, basketball coach at
. Manhattan College: "Manhattan bas
always been too white, too slow and too
~atholic. But I found the,.~ution. h
-~ecruited Perry Bromwell aJjfl Maurice
:Williams. They're quick Baptists."
Woolfolk swims for Brown
. 'JI ·,.r,. Nlarl laNI lo rout ('at• .
MOHi Malou 11un1pl•d Ill :.!6 m
polnta to ll'ad Phllud<· phln ''' un {' y
13 2 • 8 6 v i ~tory ovt•1 A ti 11 n tu
W dn 1duy night In Nullon1,1I
Buk~tbaJI Aailorlation piny. 'fh1• 7U<•1 11wrtt'<.I
lhe onslaught. eurly, leadln" 20-2 uftf'r •:onng 18
•tralaht point.I . . . Larry Bird 1<.vn'<I 30 points
and Kevln Mcffale addt-d 22 1111 Jblwn roUcd to
a 29-14 lead after orw L1uarter and routt·d
· Clevt.>land , 113 -93 ...
MALONI
Reule Tbeu1 notclwd n
points to lend (;hkngo to a
111 IOI •• New Y ork's
Bernard Klng scored 4 3
points be fore being ejected
for Wlklng u swing at a Octroit
play<.>r us the.> Knicka rallied lo
whip the Pistons, 120-109 and
end a three-game losing
streak . , . Adrian Danlley
poured in 34 points as Utah
claimed a 101 -93 triumph over Houston ...
Bac k Wllllam1 grabbed a seuon-high 20
rebounds to go along with his 19.points as New
Jersey beat Washington, 98-95, for the Nets' fifth
straighl victory . . . Rookle Clark Kellogg
tallied a season-high 29 points as Indiana
defeated Denver, 130-126 . . . Guard Brad
Davl1 scored 10 of his 16 points In the third
quarter to help Dallas run away from Seattle,
110-94 . . . Center Artls Gllmore'a tip-In with
one second left in overtime helped San Antonio
edge Kansas City. 102-101.
-Vlrlllnl• wln!I ACC opener
Ralpb Samp100 scored 36 points • m
and Rick Carllsle added 24 a& top·
ranked Vfrginia wore down Duke,
104 -91 in an Atlantic Coast
Conference opener Wednesday night ...
Elsewhere in college basketball, Greg Stokes hact. ...
19 points and all five starters were in double
figures as sevenlh-ranked Iowa routed
16th -rated Marque tte, 87-66 . . . Forward
York Gro11 netted a game-high 23 points and a
career-high 15 rebounds to lead UC Santa
Barbara to a 77 -60 victory over Doane College of
Nebraska . . . Bill Martin scored 30 points lo
lead third-ranked Georgetown past Alabama
State, 9g_76, as the Hoyas tuned up for their
showdown Saturday with Virginia ... Dao
Federmu ac:ored 20 points and Tyrone Beam·
aD added 17 as No. 14 Tennessee eased past
Arbona, 92-73 . . . Eighth-ranked Missouri,
led by center Steve Stipanovicb's 24 points,
romped past Jackson State, 86-51.
...
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C31 w1ll1• C'orrado Mlnlef tu1111"tl l11 ~ lhf' ,.,,.., l){>lrnll hutout m m•orly two ,
yN.r11 und hia1 Ctr11t in tht• Nallonul
llockt•y Lt·o~Ul' llll Uw lh•d Wing1
11kull'd lu u 2 0 vu.·lory ov~r ltw Nc•w York
l11h1ndNs Wc•cli11'11day n laht The• 21 yt•ar-nld
Mlcalcf knot·kc•cl t1w1Ay 26 hland,•t 1hol1,
Including u J)C'nalty 8hot by Nt•w York's Clark
GUiies in till' lk~'Ond pt•r1od ... Deol1 Savard
1><.'0rcd lwo goulll to spurk Chicago lo o 7 2 rump
of the New York Rangers Tboma.s
Gradlo und Curt Fraser nett<'<.! two goals apitw
to lead Vancouver past Toronto, 7 3 . . . Doug
Sulllmao and Ron Fraocl1 had u pair of goub
apiece as Hartford surprised Montreal, 7-4
... First-period goals by Doug Shedden ond
Randy Carlyle hclpt..'<! Pittsburgh post a 4-2 win
over Buffalo. Penguin guali<' Denis llerroo
stopped 32 11hots to extend his personal unbf.at.en
streak to seven games.
Elway sa.t'!ii 110 to ff'ranJller!lt
Jack Elway said Wednesday he al
will remam as head football coach at •. •
San J ose State and has turned down
an offer lo bc<.'Omc lhe head coach of
the United States Football League's Arizona
Wra nglers. Elway, 5 1, was offered the JOb
Monday -one day after UCLA Coach Terry
Donahue reportedly turned down a $250,000,
three-year contract.
TPle111~10,,, radio
-Followhig are t he 1.0J> sports -even ts on -TV
tonight. Ratings are: .....-.....-.....-.....-excellent; .....-.....-.....-
worth watching; .....-.....-Cair; .....-forget it.
<iJ 8 p.m ., Channel 9 v v
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Ne~ada-Reno at
UNLV.
Announcer: Chick Hearn.
It's a rematch of a game two weeks ago in
Reno when La'S Vegas scored an 85-84 victory.
Coach Jerry Tarkanlan's Running Rebels come
into the game with a 4-0 record, following an
88-70 win over Arizona Monday night. Guard
Danny Tarkanian had 20 assists in that game.
UNL V is ranked 191.h in the Associated Press
poll.'
RADIO
Basketball -UC Irvine at Loyola, 7:30 p .m.,
KWVE (107.9 FM), USC at San Jose St., 8:05
p.m., KNX (1070).
Hockey -Edmonton at Kmgs, 7:20 p.m.,
KPRZ (1150).
GWC wins one
after the buzzer
John Krcalch scored a pair ot free throw•
ofter umc hud expired to give Golden Wett a 60-S8
victory ovl'r LA Pierce W<'<lnt>&day night In the
opening round of the Rustll'ra' own tDumament.
The victory WWJ Golden Wt>t1l'1 firat In three
trk>t1 ugainsl the Bruhmrul this season. The Rustlers
will m('<!t LA Southwest in the semJflnals Friday
night at 8, aft.er the Cougars advancx.'<.I wllh a 63-S5
c.'Onquest of Citrus.
The Rustlers set up the final play after Pierce's
Ken Cook c.'Onvertcd the second of two free throws
to tlc the game at 51i-58. After a three-quarter
length of the court pass, Tyrone Myles missed a
20-footer and Kresich got the rebound and was
fouled.
Golden Wesl had lo battle back from a halftime
deficit of eight points (40-32) and took its first lead
in the second half wilh 9:21 remaining as Ed
Dornam stole the ball and fed Sherwin Durham for
a 20-foot jumper.
GWC never trailed aft.er lhat, although the
game was tied lwice.
Sheldon Rivas was the leading rebounder in
the game with eight. Meanwhile, Kresich, the
Rustlers' t.op scorer this season, was held without a
point m the second half until his winning free
throws.
The victory was Golden West's fiCth in eight .
-outings this season, while Pierce suffered....its Ii.rs
Toss in eignt decisions.
vanguards romp
Relurnjng lo the mainland after winning the
Seasider Classic in Hawaii last weekend the '
Southern California College men's basketball 'team
enjoyed a laugher Wednesday night in the
Vanguards' gym.
Everybody joined in the fun, as SoCal College
romped to a 107-40 decision over outclassed Cal
Tech. The victory improved the Vanguards' season .
record to 5-3.
The hosts spurted to their big, lead m1dway •
through the first half en route to a 54-21 advantage
at in~ion. Top scorer Mike Roberts, who is
averaging 17 points per game, played only about 20 .
minutes, but still managed lo pour in 15 points.
Other Vanguards in double figures were Andre
Smith (15), Dan Mortensen (13), Dav~ Corsi (12),
Richard Pierce (11) and Rich R:ogers (11).
Audrey Woolfolk, a junior from Costa Mesa, is ·
beginning her third year as a member of the Brown
University women's swimming team. ·
Woolfolk, a graduate of Newport Harbor High,
has been one of the top swimmers at Brown for the
past two years. She won the Ivy league 50
breaststroke last season and was second in the 100
and 200 breasl events. She was also on the school's
record•breaking 200 medley relay team at the
AIAW nationals la.st year ..
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Costa Mesa sharp· in opener
Edison s topped, but Marina, Universit y and Ir vine win
BASKETBALL
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Coeta Mesa High began lta basketball
season Wednesday on a hlgh note by
handing Compton Its first lou in the
opening round of the San Clemente
Tournament.
Meanwhile, Marina raced pa.st Miasion
Viejo, University and Irvine each won in
the conBOlalion bracket of the Sonora
Tournament to force a confrontation and
Edison fell by the wayside against
powerful Inglewood.
roster for the first time In the game and
they weren't ready to compete with the
more experienced Inglewood team.
Er.nest S eals hit 17 poi nts tor
Inglewood to lead both teams In the
scoring department.
aporingly In the flnct hult, 1•urnt• off the II 7 p be nch to give tht' Vaquvros is trong C. 2 Ton U.S. Hychulcs
rebounding support . .Brorovich finishud Wrench Set ' Service St1Uon
with 11 rPb<>unds, tO in the S...l('Ond hulC,
2
floor Jack
as Irvine recovered from a six-point 99
dcfidt to take control. R 11 95 1"· 1 95 "' lrvine OUl.S(.'Ored La Serna, H>-4 in the e&. • 1 C eml-Custom r----Car Covers .
Marina 81, Ml11lon Viejo U Here's how it went Wednesday: third period to go up by l ive and was -•tt
never i.erlously threatened In tht> final lifetime Guaranlee ''' • tf '
Costa Mesa IZ, Compton 54
Chris Neumann scored 21 points in
leading the Vikings to their third victory quarwr. ------------------+-----------------.... ----~------------Ber.nard Ussery tallied 13 potnts t~' Beam Type 7 Pc. w-.... 3-..L. ,t;_ -· \ The Mustangs raced out to fast starts
at the opening of each half to turn back
Compton, now 3-1.
against one defeat.
After an even first quarter, the
Vikings pulled away 18-8 in the second
period and breezed to the victory on the
Diablo court. The Vikes took advantage
of Mlssion Viejo errors in the second
period with the Diablos committing
pace tft"e Vaqs, who also got ~ 1 points WUll IKB ~4188
from La nce Neal and 10 from J e re Tor(J.le Wrench Screw~vers ~ Bie\man . ur1
A stout defense was the key to the
Mustangs' success as Mesa advanced into
the second round at San Clemente to
play Foothill Friday at 6:15.
Costa Mesa a1ao shot extremely well,
especially for a season-opening effort.
Mesa was 24 of 43 from the field, while
limiting the Tarbabes to just 40 percent
from the field (22 of 55).
numerous turnovers.
Neumann tallied eight of his points in
the seco.nd quarter to ignite the Vikings.
Meanwhile, Abe Casavi played well for
the Diablos and scored 13 points to lead
All-Pacific Coast
• • • • r eco gn1t1o n g iven
to ex-are a stars Forward Ted Stitt held the hottest
hand for the Mustangs, finis~ with 23
points, while hi~ 10 of 14 field goal
tries. Dave Palrnblade added 20 points.
his team in that department.
Scott Filipek added 14 points for Former area football standouts Bryan
Marina, whic h hosts Sunny Hills Caldwell and Jeff Partridge have been
Tuesday .. night-in its-ne>Et-encounter.,.----name o e secon eam-A1I=Pacit~
After taking a 14-point advantage into
the fourth period, Costa Mesa saw its
lead shrink to five in the waning
moments, but Stitt and Mark Cook each
connected on both ends of one-and-one
situations to keep Compton at b8y.
University 73, Savanna ez Coa s t s q u ad b y U n i t e d Press Inte rnational. Norm Stolzoff scored 31 points and
grabbed '1 1 rebounds in leading the Caldwell, who played at Fountain
Trojans to their first victory of the Valley High, finished the season with 95
season in the second round of the Sonora tackles from his defensive end position at
Tournament. Arizona State . He also had one
Inglewood 7%, Edison •O
University scored 27 points in the interception which he returned 20 yards
second quarter to put the decision out of for a touchdown against Kansas State.
Turnovers hurt the Chargers along
with a cold shooting third period in
which they only hi(\wo points.
reach, leading at halftime by a 41-20 Partridge, who played at Golden West
count. ' College, finished this season with a
In the third pe.riod. the Chargers had
nine of their game high 26 tum.overs on
a night when they shot only 33 percent
from t h e floor to 55 percent for
Inglewood.
The Trojans returned to action tliis 42.l -yard punti ng average at the
afternoon against Irvine in a consolation University of Washington, fourth best in
bracket semifinal game. the Pacific-IO Conference.
Yong Choi, the team captain, scored 12 points with eight other players denting Caldwell and his Sun Devil teammates
the scoring column. have a date w ith Okla homa on New
Year's Day in the Fiesta Bowl at Tempe,
Irvine 55, La Serna 50 Ariz.
Drad Hachten was the leading
rebounder for Edison with nine while
Jeff Washington hit 15 to lead in the
scoring department. Irvine High won its first game of the Partridge and the Huskies tangle with
<season, and in the process, advanced to Maryland on C hristmas D~y in the Edi.son had five football players on the meet Sea View League rival University Aloha Bowl in Hawaii.
12 Gauchos
g3in honor.s
Saddleback College, which shared the Mission
cOnference football champi!)nShip with -Riverside-
CC and Southwestern, has placed 12 players on the
all-conference first team. •
Wide receiver John Marshall, who broke just
about every school receiving record, and running
back Jim Gleed, who was aecond in the conference
rushing race, are among the first-team selections.
Gaucho offensive linemen Bruce Boatman,
Scott Innes and Doug Pacos a1ao earned first-team
offensive honors.
A trio of Gaucho linebackers, Jim Hollinger,
Jack Farlsrand Bob Sebring, earned first-team
defensive honors along with defensive back Bo
Owens and lineman M.ike Copeland. ·
Southwestern quarterback Reid Sholl was the
first-team QB and also earned player of the year
honors. Saddleback quarterback Craig Miller was
named to the second team.
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Ex-area stars ·bullish on San ·Diego school -
( BY CURT SEEDEN or-..._,......,
A couple of former area tootbaU 1tandout1 have
made names for them1elvee on the four.year colle1
level, and they didn't have to play at a major
university to make their pretence known.
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area high sch ool atars who made significant
contributions during the 1982 aeaaon.
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Mike Rish, who not only hauled in 40 puaes for a
team-high 637 yards this past season, but also
earned acholar-athlete honors.
Rish was the recipient of the coaches' trophy
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banquet. His 3.7 grade point average is just as
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interceptions this year, and ran one back for a
touchdown.
Basketball scores
c:.:r
Soutn«n Cet CohOe 107. Cet
Ttc:ll 40
UC Santa Berbata 77, Doane 60
Santa Ciera 79, Sonoma St. 51 ._. ...
Air For-ce 79, Adama St. 60 Atlzona S1. 83, N. Arizona 8e
Colorado 57, Colorado St. 55
Ulall St. ee, Utah 85 '°""'-' Oklallol'na 85, Weetmon1 82
Hou1ton 77, Auburn 85
Te11a1-Arllnglon 70, SW
Ml110Utl 87
New Mexico St. 78, Te1111-EI
Puo 73 .......
low• 87, Matquelta lie Michigan 95. C1awland St. 72
Ball S"\. 78, Wlaconlln lie
Iowa St. 52. Drall.a 47
MlaaOuri ee, Jacllaon St. 5 t
llllnOll 59. ~ St. 55
NabrMka 89, Mo.-~ City
50
Kant St. 70, OHo Waaleyan 49
W. MlehlQan 81, MleQara 59
oayton et, Miami (0.) 17
Akron 91, Md.-EMtam Shor-. 78 N. Iowa 83 • ...,__St. 58 ....
T...-92, Attiona 73 North Carollna St. 57. E.
Carolina 49 •
Louil..._ 82, E. Kanlueky 53
LSU N , T-MM 70
Gaorgalown 99, A1ebarna St. 78
Virginia 104, Duka 91 citadel eo. Prwbv1artan 74
E. TannHIH St. 80, South
Carolina 75
St. JoMpll'I , PL &4, MatylaOd
5fl Va. Commonwaallll 54 ,
Rlollmond 48
Mkklla Tann. 85, W. Kentucky
57
Gao. WuhlnQlon 83, Howard 53 AppalKhlan St. 118, Man Hiii 57 ....
~~~n'1 87, Falrla l gll
Army 68, Klnga POlnt 51
Hofa1ra ee. Lafay9tta 81
J-Madleon 58, Malna 53
New tiamp1lllr• 90 ,
NorthMllam I 1
Rhode llland &4, t..aSalla 82
St. Micheal'• eo, Vermont 12
Budlnell 78, Lycoming 80
Holy CrOM 81. Hwvard 59
Mllf\llattan 52, Seton Hall 51 (ot) St. ~~ N , CeMlll8 73
SI. Francia, NY 90, w~ 75
SI. Pater'• 85, NC-CNrtotte 57
VIiianova 97, Maritt 89
Bolton CollaDa 102. Brown 75
Penn 73, SM'CJ I 1
COMmunltY college
Qoldaft .... t--• (Pint "-'d)
GOld«I w ... eo. LA Pierce 68
LA SoulhwMI 83, CllNI 55
Tonlgllt'1 ga"'": 8-Glandala
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Rlvarllda ..... _...,__ .
M l. San Antonio 81, San
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Hu ntln g ton 8aacll 8 7 ,
Momlngalda 74
Fountain v.., eo. Roling Hiiia
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La Quinta 57, Palol Vardaa 51
Loa Allmltoa 79. Ocaar'I Vlaw 15
Ca 11' lh s Qowllllt* h Sar'<llte 68, Newport Hart)or 48
St. Anthony 53, Mira C01ta 47 .... c ... 111 r .so..••wk Unlvartlty 73. Sav.-82
lnllna 55, La Sarna 50
HH Wllaon 82. 8olu G111nda 57 Magnolia 5e, .,.,. Paril 51 (ot)
· IMCh 1111 """' .... Coata Maaa 82. Compton 54
Footlllll 85, Chino 54 ........
C.. 11lad1n 81 .....
La Mirada 49. Slldcllaback 48
Pacifica 71, Santa Ana 51 ...........
lnglaw<>Od 72, Edi9on 40
MatlN 81, Ml.alon Vlato 43
St. Batnard eo, Matar bal 35 Fullar1on 50, VIiia Parlt 48
Loar• 79. Rarldlo Alamltoa 52 . .....,
HIGH~
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Eltanda 49, CulYaf City 44
Noni• .... OcNn View 48, c.llfornla 41
Santa A~ 45, Newport Harbor
41
Pair named to S hrine team
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Tony F.aaon of
Illinois and Babe Laufenberg of Indiana have been
named as quarterbacks for the F.ast in the 58th
Shrine East-West Game.
The game is scheduled Jan. 15 at Stanford
Stadium.
Eason, whose home town is Walnut Grove in
Northern California, holds nine NCAA football
records.
NIUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 11\1 ... ll N~STATE•NT
Tiie followlng paraon 11 doing
bu.,nets le:
CHANNEL ISLANDS MARINE
MAINTENANCE. 18831 CarouHI
Lana, Hun11ngton Baacll, CA 92&49
CHRISTOPHER L. CORNELL. 18831 C1rouael Lene. Huntington
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Tiii• bualnna Is conductad by an
lndrvidual.
Cllrlstopllar Cornall
Tllll Slltemanl WU fllad wtlll Illa
County Clerk of Orange County on
November 5, 1982
• F201411 Publlalled Orenge CoHI Dally
Pilot. Nov 18. 25. Dec 2. 9. 1982
5096-82
rtaJC NOTICE
FICTITIOUSIM.l ... SI ..._STAT'EmNT17
Tiie fOllowlng parwon1 ate doing
bu1lnnau:
IRVINE RANCH REALTY. 4920
Barranca Blvd., !Nina, CA 92715.
WOOOBRIOGE REAL TY, INC.,
1 Callfornla corporation. 4920 Barranca Blvd., lrvtna, CA 92715.
Tlll1 butlnna II conducted by I
corporation
Woodbtldga Aeelty. Inc.
Norman A. Zalllar. !'Tea.
Tiiis 1t1lamanl -!lied wttll Illa County Clar1l ol Orange County on
o-Tlbar 1, 1982. ,...
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TRANSPAC CHARTERS. 177
Rlv1rald1 Ava.. Newport Baacll,
Calllomla 92183
That ~n'l aound like> mud1, bul :>win wwi
one of the Tornroa' kt•y dt•h ·n•lv1• ployt•111 thl11
aeuon (the .chool dol'ln'l kt'4'fl i;UHI tkfl on t.at:klt )
and wlWTlono..00 All d<'fN~v1• play<'r o( lhc yt•ar by
th• tchool.
And then, there's Phll Spencer whose lone job
for the TOl'@ro& ill Lo return kk kof fs •nd punU; lie
did 10 well In lhal <:al.egory , that he WllB honOl'\.'<i as
one of the team's oo-rn<>8t valuable players on the.
Toreroe' special tea.ms.
Spencer returned 13 kickoffs for 289 yordA
(that's a 22.2 average) and alSQ returned l ~ punt.<i
for 142 yarda. AB a defensive back, he also had one
interception and returned it 34 yards.
The trio proved you don't hove t.o play football
at a Division I sch ool to receive recognition.
Here's a rundown on what other former area
stars accomplished thls season.
Paellle-10
Stanford's Mike Dotterer closed out his senior
season by rushing for 535 yards on 113 carnes and
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pluya~ ulon6' 1klu All Amcrll·1in quarterback Jolla
Elw1y. Horry flnl ht.'C.I th 11t1&10n wll.h 44 rt..'C.~pt-
. loru for 763 yord (5 TO.), but he alJro had a pretty
good paaaJng averaac (2 of 3, 40 yardt). . .Over at
USC. rormer EdltiOn 1\andout Mark Boyer nearly
became the hero of thc Trojan campus when he
caught thal last-11e<-ond pass against UCLA a few
weeks ago. It was hls flnil rcoopllon of the year and
couldn't have come at. a more opportune time. ot
<.'Ounie, the rest Is history as the Trojans failed In
~heir two-point conversion bld. Boyer went on to
cat.ch two more paiises against Notre Dame the
following week. 'fcummate Keaaedy Pola,
(ex-Maler Del) started tor the Trojans at running
batk against the Irish, Incidentally. lie finished the
season with 101 yards on 18 carrlea . . . Ariz.ona
State's Willie OttteDI finished the aeason with 487
yards on 99 carries to finiah 13th in the conference
in rushing. Dott.crer, incidentally, was 11th ...
Ex-Fountain Valley star Bryan Caldwell closed out
a fine defensive season at Arizona State with 95
tackles and an interception. ·
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both bettered the 600-yard mark In the reoeMnc 11b
department. Palee cau1ht 33 paaaea for the ,·~
Bulldop, eood for 697 yardt and six TOI, while di
Camp wu on the recelvlna end of 48 ~ for 560
yardt and six TO. •.. At !.ona Beech Swie, former "">'
Mater Del star Joe Doaolau c:ompn.d 79 tackl• anc: three interceptions from h1t Unebecker position .. L
Teammate Miile DaalvlD (ex•Capt.trano Valley, '",
Saddleback Colleae) had two fumble recoveriell to
go alons wlth 27 t.acklea . . . Another former li:'i
Capistrano Valley star, Eric Fox, had aix , •/
intercept.Iona for Fresno Stale. Paige and Fox still :u11
have one game remalninl aa the Bulldop meet
Bowling Green In the Dec. 18 California Bowl.
Ocher sellools •t1•\
Kansas quarterback Fruk Searer fin.I.abed hia .11
junior season with a healthy 1,625 yards paaaing ·I:
(127 of 259). His fonner Edison High teammates,
(See EX-AREA, Page CS) ..
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Tiii• •1•1emant -''*' wtlll 11\a County Clerk ol Orange County on
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Publl1llad Orange COHI Dally Pilot, Dec. 9, 18, 23, 30, 1912
5397-82
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County Cieri! of Orange County on
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-------------------Piiot, Dec. 9, 18, 23, 30, 1982 •
'1CTITIOU9 -·· 533042 NAmlTAT'UmNT MllC N()TIC[ Tiie tollow4ng peraona •• doing bu*-M: 1----------HEWPORT DUNES MARINE, •ecnnoue .,_ ..
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Fred E . Wllaalar, 909 bu"'-U: Jadwtona i.-. COrona, California REAL ESTATE INSPECTION &
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Loretta M. Wheeler. 909 Apt. 14, Santa Ana H1lghl1,
Jldaatona i.-. Corona. Callfornla Celitornla t2707 111720 Edward J . Sontag, 1572
Thia ~ 11 oonduc1ad by a Orchard, Apt. 14, San1a Ana
ganaral partnarttllip. Halghtl, California 12707
Lotana M. WllMllf Tflil ~ 11 conduetad bt an
Tiiie ......,... -ftlad wtt11 1M lndJWtual. County Clark of e>ranoa eounty on Edward J. Sontag
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From Page C1
defen1e llmlted Mornlns1lde to a 32-for-66 perfo~ from the floor (47 percent). Danny
Thomp90n led the OUen' reboundini with 10.
Fountain Valley exploded quickly behind the
8COrina of Tom Power and wu never In t.rouble.
"[ feel a lot better tonlsht," said Brown.
"Jacobe wu under control and did a 8QOd job. The
entire team wu under control ... not eo tenae."
WU.On '• 18-footer at the buzzer, which upeet
Paloe Verdes, wu jult the start of things at Ocean
V iew In the other half of W ednesday 's
quarterf inall.
Loe Alamlwe simply bested taller Ocean View
in every department, outacoring the Seahawks in
every quarter, hitting more bucl<ets (32-28), taking
more ahota (65-52), hitting more free throws (13-9),
winning the turnover ratio (14-18) and with lethal
balance, getting five players In double figures.
"They were juat tougher than we are," was
Ocean View Coach Jim Harris' explanation after his
favored quintet was forced into tonight's fifth place
eemlfinala.
"We're playing young. We don't realize the
intensity required," added Harris.
Ocean View held a 30-27 lead with 3:42 left in
the aecond quarter, but then the Griffins of Steve
Btoolu, a former Huntington Beach High star, took •
command, jumping to leads of seven (just before the
), then eight pointa in the third quarter.
Ocean View could not get cloeer than 55-50 at
the start of the fourth period. Aft.er that, It was one
Loe Al standout after another either stealing the
ball, scoring from outside or down the baseline,
alo"" with darts ~gh the key. ·
'We've juat got a lot of gutsy kids," said
Stooks. "Nobody thinks anything of us."
U that's true, it won'i be lor long after the
acoring of Andy Hennann (19), Tony Chang (17),
John Wall (15), Mike Defrez (14) and Keith Kaub
(12), who were dwarfed by the Seahawks' Byron
Ball (6-8) and Dave Faris (6·7 ~).
Ball led all a::orers with 24 points, with Faris
(13) and Dimitri Antonopoulos (12) also in twin
figures.
Servile had Newport Harbor down by a
16-point margin at halftime, but the Sailors showed
eome spark in the latter stages, pulling to within
eeven pointa with 6:04 remaining before-the Friars,
behind 6-8 Steve Krallman, ·settled down.
Jim Wolfe of Newport Harbor led all scorers
with 21 pointa, 11 coming in the first half.
EX-AREA STARS ...
From Page C4
brothers ltenrla and Dino BelJ combined for more
than 500 yards rushing. Dino carried the ball 110
times for 370 yards. Dave Geroax, another ex-
F.diaon player, picked up 104 yards on 25 carries,
but missed five f:1es for the J ayhawks with
various injuries. k for Frank's brother Troy
Searer to be playing strong safety next seuon at K.anaaa. Troy red-shirted this put 8e880n . . .
One other note on older brother Frank: He finished
atop the Big 8 Conference In puai.ng yardage this
year . . . l>own at San Diego State, ex-Newport
Harbor and Orange Coaat College player Steve
Balllqtoa received an MVP award u the teams
long mapper. It's not the most exdtifl8 honor in the
world, but it sounds pretty good when compared to
the award teammate James JollHOD (Orange
Coast) received. Johnaon, who was red-shirted this
aeaaon, was honored as the defensive scout player of
the year by the Aztecs. U you're curious, Johnaon
received the a ward for his performance as a
aimula\ed defender of the upcoming opponent in
practice. One other San Diego State note, Bill
Falrttro&Mr, (former Saddleback College star) was
ranked ninth on the team in tackles with 48.
Here's a rundown on area athletes:
RU..-0
Mike Dotterer, Edl80n, Stanford
W. Gittens, Fin Vlly, Artz.. St.
Dino Bell, Edleon, Kaneu Kerwtn Bell, Edleon, Kanus ,
Heny Bfflupe, Unlvwllty, 0reo<>n
Dew Geroux, Edl80n, KM ...
Kennedy Pola, Mater Del, USC
.Ptttt Spencer, Mater Del, U. San Diego s.m AJello, Golden Weet, Tenn.
FfMk S.Urer, Edleon, Kanus
f'AMING
tcb ,. "' 113 535 4.7
Sli8 487 4.9
1fO 370 3.4
52 146 2.8
29 119 4.1
25 104 4.2
18 101 5.6
11 48 4.4
:; 7 2.3
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0 26
1 24 0 29
0 12 0 11 2 14
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Frank S.Urer. Edleon, Kansu 259 127 15 1,625 7
Marco Pegnar19111, Golden Weet, Navy Ul9 98 6 1.133 7
San Ajello, Golden WMt, Tenn. 5 4 0 28 0 Emlle Harry, Ftn. Vdey. S~ford 3 2 0 40 0
MCEMNO
Emlle Harry, Ftn. Valley, StMford
8tephone Paige, Saddlebac*, Fr.eno
Mike Rllh, Mater Del, u. SM Diego
Tony Camp, El1anola. PllClflc
K. Margerum. Ftn. Va119y, N. Artzona
Mike Dotterer, Edlaon. Stanford w. GtneM. Ftn. v~. Artlone St.
Dino Bell, Edlaon. K.,..._
Kerwtn Bell, Edlaon, Kanua, o.w Geroux. Edtaon, Kanua
Mn Bo)oef', Edlaon. USC
Kennedy Pola. Mater o.I, USC
DVENM
B. Caldwell, Ftn. VelWJ, Arizona St.
Bred Row!Md. GWC, N. Arizona
Joe Donohue, Meter o.1, LB State
Tom Pl9tote, owe. N. Artzona
Lee Knowtee, Merine, UCLA
8. Flllrbf'other, Sedd., SD State
811 Malrnlal, Edleon, KanNI
Bob Ceaper, Golden WMt, Weber St.
Mite DunMn, Cepo ~· Sadd., LB St.
Mike Womectc, GWC, utu
~Pola, Mater Del, USC ong, 8addlebec*, LB State
Ouene JecQon, Edteon, USC Gf9Q Stein, Edleon, U. San Diego
pcrdene•dlt
44 763 17.3 5 49
33 697 21.1 6 73
40 637 15.9 6 ]~
48 560 11 .6 6 -
17 264 16.7 1 42
26 229 8.6 2 33
i9 i39 7.3 0 14
10 90 9 .0 0 20
8 41 5.1 0 12
4 20 5.0 0 11
3 16 5.3 1 8
2 18 9.0 0 14
Iott .. tot '"' 34 61 95 1
34 49 63 0
29 50 79 3
34 38 72 0 42 24 66 0
18 30 48 0
20 21 41 0
9 23 32 0
6 21 27 0 12 10 22 o·
16 0 e 8 14 0
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Rams announce
refund procedure
The Rams have announced their procedure for
refunding tlcketa for the three home games not
played because of the NFL playeni' strike.
Letter• are being mailed to 1eaaon ticket
holders to explain the procedure.
-According to ticket manager Don Nlms, a
11eaeon ticket holj::ler may get hi1 refund In one of
two way1. By doing nothing. the aeuon ticket
holder will automatically have his ticket and
.-rklng refund applied to hls 1983 1eaeon ticket
8Clt.'0Unt. However, If a seaaon 1ubecrlber·delll'ft a
refund now, he calf do 10 by mallini or bringing his
refund leti.r In penon to Ram tJcket oflicea at
Anaheim Stadium or at 10271 W. Pico Blvd. In Loe
,Ancelet.
Seuon tJcket holders brinctnl In refund letters
must ahow proper ldentiflcatJon that correaponda to cheir ..,., tJcket ~t.
-iiJrweiO not tar from a ...,., et der-
~ Dec. lCJ, 1982, we will aucomaUcally apply hit
rrefund to hil 1983 account," Nlma Mkl.
' Ticketa pirchueCf on a linale pme t>uAI can 1
be exct\ana9d OI' refUnd.a at either of the
tJcket omca.
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to my wife.
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We're back again with thia quality wall pain I
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by CdM womeq Noonans key e
Will
OCCER m h o" t La g u n 11 flt• u l' h l h 111
aftt•rnoon
Saul.Jll•back'• Chru.ut• Zc·ll..r
Corona del Mar remalnt>d
unbeaten, while Sadt.lleback
High blanked Laguna Beach
W ednesday afll'rnuon I n
women's high school socct•t
acUon . Stephanie was m goal to po6t the
shutout.
kickt-d In the gwm•'ll only goal as
the Roadrunncni nmcht.>d a 1 ·0
victory over Laguna Bouch
Meanwhile, Capistrano Valley
romped past Warren, 13-1, and
Huntington Beach p laye d
Damien to a scoreless lie on
Tuesd ay afte rnoon in men's
activity.
Jcnnlf ·r tallied with Just five
minutes to play in the contftit, as
Brooke Harrington fro ll 40-yard
pass t.o Pati Brown, who In turn
save the ball t.o Noonan, who put
the ball In the net.
Saddlt-bllck goalie :Patty llollU41Y
wus busy In the nvl.li, 8W\:>pang 21
Laguna 1hot11 In pOlll ng the
shutout.
On Tuesday, Hunti ngton
Beach's ecoreless tle was quite an
accompU.hment as Damien was
ranked fifth In the latest CIF 4~A
poll. Top deferwve players for
the Oilers were John Stroup and
Ben Bartanian.
Sisters Jennifer and St~phanie
Noonan were inst rumental in
CdM 's 1-0 triumph over Laguna
Hills. J ennifer tallied the only
1oal o( the gam e, while
Meanwhile, Stephanie •topped
four shots in the net, Including a
pair of outstanding saves, t.o help
CdM improve ita overall record
to 2-0-1. The Sea Kings were t.o
MLIC NOTICE
MVNtCIPAL COURT
ORANG! COUNTY HARBOfl
JUDICIAL OllTNCT
4'01 Ja1111MHM Orin
Newpol't Beech, CA t2leO
PLAINTIFF L EI L A ROSE
O'SHAUNECY
DEFENDAN T LAURA JEAN
HALOWEN and DOES I through 10,
MLIC NOTICE
SUPl!RIOR COURT Of'
CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE
In lho M111t11r ol lhD Appllcallon ol
JEREMY SCOTT MERTENS For
Chanoe ol Nil.me
ORDER TO 8HOW
CAUIE FOR
CHANOf OF NAME c ... No. 111151137 tnclu91ve SuttlMOH8 JEREMY SCOTT MERTENS. by
CAIE NUMeE" 11271 KAREN BAKER hit Parent has liled
NOTICEI YCMI l\e'te Men Mled. 8 pet1ll0<1 In lh1t court fOr llll orde<
The cowt may d9clcM ._.., you anowtng pe11t1oner lo change his
wlttHMlt yow being '-d ..,.._ na.me lrom JEREMY SCOTT
JOll r~ wllhln 30 dare, flMd MERTENS to JEREMY SCOTf
!tie lnl«metten below. BAKER
II you wt11h 10 &Mk lhe edvtce 01 II 11 hereby ordered lhlll all
an 111orney In thl11 .ma lier. you persons 1nteraa1ed 1n lhe matter
Should do ao pro.mplly ao that your aloresa.ld appear t>elore this court
1111ruten raaponae, II any. may be '" Department No. 3 at 700 Civic
Iliad on ti.me. Center Dttve West. Sorita Ana.
MLIC NOTICE
NOTICE Of' TflU8TH'I SALE
loan No. 70I0312JDUHHAM
T.a. No. '·01044
S KO ·FED MOR TGAGE
CORPORATION 81 duly appointed
Tru11ee undar the following
described deed of 1ru11 Will SELL
AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH
ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR
CEATlflEO CHECKS SPECIFIED IN
CIVIL CODE SECTION 21124h (payable II Ille ltme or aa1e In lawful
.money 01 Iha United States) 111
ugh! 1111a and 1n1a•eat C9f1Veyed to
and now h4lld by II under aald Deed
01 rru11 In the P•Ol>9•1y "-tetnatter
doterlbed
lAUS10R AICH A RO G
OU NHAM
BENEFICIARY SKO·FED
MORTGAGE CORPMA'rlON.
E tancio wo1nen,
t)V post victorit•s
The l'Alwndu emu Oc "" V t•w
lli~h worn •n'• bMkctball l<'nms
1rniyc•tl unbeaten In the young
season, while Newport. Harbor
lo l o tough dt:c:l1ion tn Sun~1
Amt, 4!'! 4l.
'l'tw EaglMJ will play for th<>
.ll t Jc o ( the B c v e r 1 y 11 11111
T o urnament at 5:30 Saturduy
against Santa Monica a h er
winning their second straight
game, 49-44 over Culver City.
Amy Ha thcock led all scorers
with 25 point.II, many from tht•
outside.
O cean V iew ls 3-0 a ftc r
downing California High, 46-41.
A V I I O I u a I e d he a I do California. on Janu8fY 5, 1983. et damandado. l!I trlb11nel p11ed• 10 30 o'clock a .m . and then and
!Mcldlt cont,. Ud. aln .-.ncle a there Show caus.e, If any they ha~.
menoa q1.a Ud. ,..panda d9ntro why Hid peU11on lor change of
de 30 dlee. L .. le lnlorMKton .,. narne ahO\ild not be oranled
91t1.a. II IS lurlhN' ordered Iha! •copy of
Recorded Augull 415. 1981 ea
ln11r No 31862 1n Book 14193, P&Q• 1873 OI Olhclal Aecordl In Ille
ofllce or the Aeco1de• of Orange
County. llld deed ol trual det<lrlbel
!he IOllQwtng ptopetl)'
OllCRIP'TIOtt Cordless Phone Puts It
AH In Your Hand!
lloliday R gatta slated
Southlunu a.11lura will tok1·
llffil' out from aomt• lu•I mlnu~·
Chrl•tmH ·1hop111 n.c ~ulul(foy
and Sun1fay to c:1•l1•lJrat{• tlw
huht.liiV M,•ason on th<> watt·r
Ttu: o nly co111pet1lio11 1n
Orang(• County will be •H Oana
Polnt wherl' D;ma Po1111 llo1 bor
Yat•hl Club will wind up Its
114•118(m with tht-annual llollduy
Rf'gatf a Su t urt.luy f or
Porfo rmuncc llurull1·11p l-ludng
fo'lt-.•t yacht.i..
In ottwr Soutlwrn California
Vachung J\ssociOlllln nrci1s ,
Los Angeles·Lon& lieacb
Sc•nl Beach Ya<'hl CluL
~undily S1dlurli S t•rlc•1 (&Jll
l 111'4.."4· ) Su11t.lay
S.nla Monica Bay
Kang JJ::irbor Yu1:ht Club
Chnslmu ltc"alw (Ct'nt.t•rbo(Arcb)
Sutur<Jay, Sunday.
Pot1{1<' Murlnt.·~ Yacht. Club
Holld ny S~·ric11 (keel boat11~
S&turd:.1y, Sunday .
Sao Dlego
Coronodo <.:ays Yacht Club -
Wi11t<'r CIB&.<ilc Scrk-s Sunday.
0'-'l't1n111tlc Yncht. Club -
llullday S<>rJl'b (ull classes)"
Soturuay, Sunday.
M1ssHm Bu y Yacht Club
<.:ommodorc's Confusion ra<,-e (all
classes) Sunday.
St Ualed deaea eollcller el this order 10 allow cause be
:onae10 de un abooado en aale pubhahed In Orange Co111 Delly
11 unto. d eb er 11 ha c e r 1 o Pllol , I new1p1per ol general
n.medla18.meflla. de "" .man9fa. c:ltcullllon, publlahed In this county
su r~ll e1Ctlll, II 11ay llguna. •I le111 onca • week tor lour
puede -reglstrade a tlempo consetuOve ~· l>f10< 10 1"9 day
I TO THE DEFENDANT: A clvM ol llld hearing
PARCEL 1 An undlvl<lec:I 1114
1n1araat In and to Loi 1 of Tract No
10095. In the Clt)o ot Cost• Mesa.
County o l Or1ng e. Slate o f
C•lifornla, as per .map recorded In
book 48 4, page a 6 an d 7.
M1sc:ellonoou1 Maps. In the ollk:e ol
the county recorder ol Hid count)>
Ef.320 by Radio Shack Save•100
co.mplalnt has baen llled by the Dated Nove.mber 23. 1982.
pl1lntllt 1ga1ns1 you. II you wlah to Frank Oomenchlnt
Cleland thlt le-ull, you mull, within Judge or the Superl<>r Cour1
>O daya aller thla au.m.mona 11 WILLIAM H. KNOBEL, 1011 EXCEPTING THEREFROM
Unlls 110 14 lnclualve, as ahown on
the Condom1n1u.m Plan recorded In
book 13828, page 1338, Olllclal
A.cords
served on you, me wtlh thla ooun a Slanlon A'19nue, Suite *• Buena
wrtnen rHponaa 10 the complain!. 1 Perk, C allfornla 90820. (714)
Unless you do ao. your delaull will 121-3700. De entered on appllcaoon of th• I Published Orange Coast Dally
:>talnlltt. and lhll coun may en11r a P1101. Nov 25. Dec 2. 9, 16. 11182 A LSO EXCEPTI N G
u<Jo.men1 agalnll you fOf the relief 5203-82 THEREFROM the e11clu1l\'e r'lghl to
poue111on of all those ereu
des1gna1ed 11 balcontes, glfages.
pa110 ano deck areas ea shown on
S8ICI Condo.mlnlu.m Plan
.1e.manded In the comp4alnt. wh!Ch
:ould rH ult In garnt1hrnent ol PUBLIC NOTICE
.. agea. taking 01 money or prope<ty
;)r olhar relief requested In lhe
;ornpllinl
DATEO Feoruary 17. 1982
J PETERSON.
Cie<k
8y SuMnMoeet.
Oepuly
MARCUS DANIEL MERCHAllN
'301 Owen1m011th AfffllM
Ten th Floof
Woodland Hiiie, CA 91317
(21') 117·MOO Publlahed Orange Coaat Dally
Piiot. Dec II, 16. 23. 30. 1982
5399-82
NIUC NOTICE
MN-ta17
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ITATUftlfT
Tile IOllow1ng persons are da<ng
slness as TANDE M CO MPUTER
PARTNERSHIP, 9616 Ar agon
Circle. Buena Park. ~·90620. •
THE TANDEM GROUP. INC , a
Cal1lorn1a corporauon, 9618 Aragon
Clrck!. Buena Parlt. CA 90620.
Thia buslnns 11 conducted by a
general pannersnlp
The Tal\Clem Group. Inc
Sa.mue• Wenegrat. Pres
Tr11s 1ta1e.men1 was flied with the
County Cletk ol Orange County on
Nove.mt>ec' 15, 1982
F202'112
Of'OSIMAM, BARR 6 GRAHT
IS7S Hlg-a It. Culver City, CA I02:IO
Published Orange Coast Dally
PtlOI Nov 18, 25 Dec. 2. 9, 1982
509C>-82
K~12 PARCEL 2 UM 7 H shown on
OflAHO€ COONTY the Condo.mln1u.m Plan above
MUNICIPAL CCXMT -rele<red 10 HAR~ JUOICIA&. OflTIUCT PARCEL 3 The ellclusive right
4'01 JembotM atwd. 10 p0sHSS1on of lhOH potl.ons ol
Newport ea.ch, CA t2701 LOI I described tn P•rcel 1 •bove, PLAINTIF,: DENTAL CAPITAL dHoOn819d 11 G·7 CP-7 end p.7 on
LEASING, I aubeldtely of DENTAL Utd Condo.mtnlu.m Plan and 11 CAPfTAL COflPOflATION. p 2 DEFENDANT: DOUGLAS =~~~;tenan~ ID arcela 1 and
MURPHY, 0.0 .1. aka OOUOLAI 2157 .19. t02 Pacific Avenue,
MUflPHY; OOEI 1·100, lncl111lve Cos11 Mesa. C1111orn1a 92626 c::::. "(II a llreet address Of corn.man
NOTICEI You h1¥e be9n au.cl. dHlgn11ton Of pr~er1y II shown above no watranty Is given as tons Tiie cowt ,..., declcM eealnal you comple1-u or correc:1ness)" Tha
without ,_ being lle«d 11"'"8 beneltclary under u•d Deed of
you rMfMNMI within » def•· Re.cl Trust. Dy 1euon of a breach or
ttte lnlcwmetton below. default 1n Ille ObloO•llons HCUred
II you Wish to _.. the ao..;oe of th¥eby he•e•otore eaeculed end an attorney in th la .milter. you dehyered 10 the undarsluned a
Should do so prornplly so thll your written OeclarlllOn 01 Oefaull ano
written reaponae. 11 any, .may be Demand fl>' Sa•e. and wrlllen no1t0e
hied on time 01 t><eaeh and 01 etec:Uon to cause
A V I I 0 I U • I• d h a • I do the unoer11gned lo aell notice ol
demandado. 11 trlll11nal p11ede braach and ol election to be
d9cldlr cont,. Ud. -'n lllldlenc&I • recorded Augull 19. 1982 u Instr
-.,e Ud. teeponda ct.ntro No. 82·291824 of Ottk:lll Records In de 30 dlae. lea la lnfwmaclon .,. the ollk:e of 111e Recorder of Orllt1Q8
..... County
SI Uated deaea sollcllar el Said sale wlll be .made, but
conaefo de un abogado en esta wllhOul covenant or warranfy,
I I Un I o. d e b e r I a ha Ce r IO ••P•IU or 1rnplte0 r911ardlr19 !Ille
lmmedlatamantt. de .. ,, .manere. po11ess1on. or encu.mbrances. 10 su reapuesta eterlla, II hly alguna. pay Iha rema1n1nv principal su.m 01
puede.., reQlstreoa • 11empo ,,,. note(•) MCUred by MIO deed of
1 TO THE DEFENDANT~ A Cl¥~ Trull Wtlh 1nteres1 u In Nld note
complelnl hll• l>Mn llled by th• provided edvanGM. If any. unoer
pi.inlltl agalnat you If you wllh to the tor.ms ol aald Deed of Truat.
defend !his 1.-11. 'f04I must. with leet charge. ano e•penses of Ille
10 daya alter lhls su.m.mona 111 Trustee and ol the trusts created by
aerveo on you. ftle wtth this court a Mid Oeed ol Trull
wntten •9190f'M to Iha complaint Said ule wlll be held on ----011-0,-1C-NO-T-.,..-~---Untess you do to, your Clefaull w1H Tuesday. o.ae.mber 28, 1982, 81 n-. ~ be entered on appllcauon o1 the 2 oo pm at the Chapman "--
--FIC-TITIOU---1-llU--8INl!--1-1--plelntlfl. and thla coun .may enter• en1ranoe 10 the Ctvle Center
NAMI! ITATIEMIENT 1uaornen1 119ainS1 you lor tha renal Bulldlno. 300 ea.1 Chapman Ave.,
The loll wi d'"" demended In the complaint, Wfllch Orinve. Calllornla
business: •. ng peraons •1• "'ng could reaull In g1rnl1hmen1 of At Iha time o f the lnltl•I
BIO OLAF OF NEWPORT wages. telling of .money or property e>ubl•calton of 11111 notice the lotal
BEACH. 2305 W Balboa Blvd., or other rellal requeatad In the M'IOUnl Of Iha unpaid beta'.nce of Iha
N t ee-• Cal 1 -•-92""'1 co.mplainl obltnauon aeeured by Iha above ~o ck;;'.' 1"°~6'; E.ndv;;;.., Dated Oclot>er 27, t982 ducrlbed deed of 1r111t and
S111 Marcos, California 92069 J Pllereon. Cieri! eall.mlled coala. •~oenaH and
Gary Blapllngholl, 1930· 163 O Cr06ly. Deputy ec1Y1nce1 11 J 148 049 43
Enelnatu. San Mercos. Celllornla HIMAfl, OOflOotf • "ouaio. Tr.. ooenlnQ bid may b9 Obtain.cl
92oeo 15110 Yenhna •l'ld.. lull• 1201, by cell.ng 11141 937 09&6 the d•y
T Encino, CA t1.ue. (21l) 5014800. before Ille Ille hie business 11 conducted by 1 Publlahed Orange Co111 011ly 0 111 NOY~ 23 tte2
gonerll ~=c~! P110t, Dec 9, 18, 23. 20, 11182 8 1(0 F£0 MORTOAOE
This llafernenl Wll ftled with Iha 5393·•2 CORP
Counly Cle<k ol Orange County on u Utd Tru11 ...
0ece.m1>er 8. 1982 PUBLIC NOTICE Ely r o AEAVICE COMPANY,
F20377t -----------'09"1 Publllhod Orange Coast Dally FICmlOUI •U81NE81 fly VICkl J Hopltlnt,
Piiot. Dec 11. 18, 23. 30. 1982 NAM& ITATE•NT AWll8111 S.C•ttaty ~4:i-82 The IOl1oW1no persona are dolno On'! Coy Blvd we11,
-----------t>oslneU aa Otano-CA 0~8M MUC NOTICE AMERICAN HEARING AID 714 t3~826ft
-----------CENTER 17'8 So\Jlh Main Street Put1llahed Or1r1ge CoHI Oally FICTITIOUS BUSINEll Santa Ana, Calllomta 92707 Pt!O' Dec 2 11 18, 11182
NAME ITATE•NT Donald M White. 16583 Elll'I 6274·82
The 1011ow1n11 person 11 dotng Cirele, Fountain Valley Calllornta 1------------
butlness as 92708 "*.IC NOTICE COAST CARPET CARE. 464 Evelyn 0 While, 16583 Elrn.,_ ______ ~~---==~-
Park Ave • Laguna Be"h CA C1rele. Fountain Valley Caltlornla 'ICTfTIOUI .-.-aa
92651 92708 NAMe ITAH•NT
Freo Harford. 464 Park Ava. · Thil butl,_ II cond\Jele<J by a The tollowlng persona are doing
No A L1gun1 Beach. CA 92651 ~al pertnenh•P bullneaa •• Thta buttn.ss 11 conduc1eo by an Evalyn G White (Al BRAXTON CARIBBEAN
lnd!Ylduel. Thll alatemtnl wu flle<l with the MANUl'ACTURINO COMPANY, dbl
Fred Halford County Clerk of Orar1ge Couniy on Bl BRAXTON MANUFACTURING
Thia slate.men! was 1118<1 with Oie November 22. 11182. COMPANY OF CA L!f:O~N(A
County Clerk ol Orange County on F20274' INCORPORATED, 1733 Monrovll Nov 15, 11182 Publlthed Orange CoHI Delly ~.Uni! ''Z", Cotta M .... CA
F20210I PllOI , Nov 26, Dee 2. 9. 18, 11182 2$27 "
Published Orange CoHt Dally 520S.82 9 RAX T 0 N C AR I BB EA N
Piiot, Nov 18, 25, Ct!: 2. 9. 1982. -----------·tMANUFACTUAlNG_COMP.ANY, I.
50•&-82 PUBLIC NOTICE Delawar e eorporallon, 1733
----------------------Monrovl~ Ave . Unit "Z", Co1t1 MllC NOTICE
'ICmlOUI MllMH NAME au TIEMENT
Tha loHOWlng p•aona are doing
business as:
0 C M MANUFACTURING,
1311).F E St. Andrewa Pl .. S1n11
Ana, C1tllomla 92705
• Denni• E. Melntyre. 1315-F E
S1 Andrewa Pl .. Senta. Ana. Calil
11270S
ConllanQe P. Mcintyre, 1315-F
E SI Andrew• Pl., Santa Ana.
Calll .. 92705
Thi• bualneu la conducted by 1
general partne<lhlp
D.nnlt E, Melnlyre
Thi• 1t1tament waa filed With the
County Clerk of Orange Counry on
NOY 15, 1982
F202110
Publlthed Orange COHI Dally
Pllol, Nov 18, 25, Dec 2. II, 1'82,
5092·82
Ml.IC NOTICE
PlCTmOUI ......
..,._ ITATIMSNT
The totlowlno P9f•on t• dolno
~-· THI! t<OIAK QALLEAY, 202
H•wporl Center Or., 811lte 8, ~ 9NGf\, CA t2MO Get.id t..ee t<Od*, 2100 Yacht
Mlachl•I. Newport 8eacll, OA neeo Tflll ......... II conCIUCled by 111
lndMtlull ca.... t.. K.oalt
Tlll9 ht ... -Mid ....
COUl'lly Ollf'1 .. °' .... '*'"" °" Dee.I.,.... ,_,,.
a1-Meaa. CA 112627
Notice la hereb)' 111ven that Tiiis t>u91neaa la condueted by •
purauant 10 Mellon 1994 of the CMI corporation CC>d!, lt~te of Calllornla, the 8r1J1ton Cerlbbe9n Mlg.
undenlgMd wilt Mii et pybltc Mia co
by eompetllM bidding on the "'d JOMC>h E. TrelnO, S4IC
day or December, 1te2. a.1 10:00 Thi• at.ltament wee ltleCI with the
o'clodl a.m .. on the premlwt where County Clf(k of Ofange Countt on
Mid propeny haa ~ etoreel. Ind November 16, 1982. which are localed at P\lblk: Storege, ,_,1'
Inc .. 13241 Jeffrey Road In 11\9 City Publl•h•d Oranoe COHI Dally
of lrvlnt, County ol Orange, Slele ol Piiot, Nov. 18. 26. Dec. 2, II, 11182
C1llf0fnle, the ebandoned goo<11. 5089-82
ch11t1e1 or peraonal property .•-tc 1Mft1'11'r
deecrlbed b91ow. It! Iha metten ol: ,.-. ""'-.
MICHAEL .-088 2 table•, 2 aTAn•NT °' AUIDOJ.-NT ~ .. 2 acetylene tanks. c:oucfl. 4 °' U8S °'
Chelra. 2 plcturea, I~. 4 box". -Tt-... --.. -·-GINA ARREOONOO -Mirror, ~ '.....,.,. ---chHt, 17 bO•H .mlee .. 2 wicker The lollowlno peraolfl have
11blea, lemp. w~er 11and. e19c et>andontd 1119 UM of lhe~lout t>< 2 buelneeaname oom. eouch, epeallera. pnono, 2 CREATIVE VIDEO SY&TEMS, 1~N~OHY RICCO -M•l1r-. 15722 ~th L-. Humtngtori
6 boKea, golf Clube, table,--· e-:o~H·~~AEW8. 1117U
Chetre =· =,_re1r1g. ~th L-. Hun1tnoton Beedl. RA 0£l~l!A -Oeell, 17 CA 92'47•
bO!IH ml10., cheat , dltl blkt, ·AARY AHOAEWS, 20454 elrplll/19 wing, Chair, ,.
N.E&. G"ES, INC -81 .. m Clfireae St , 81nte Ane Hit., CA
CIHner, 1 detkl, 1 l>Oxff mite .. t 07
lube meclllM, 4 c.oin.ta, 3 cMfrt, P,H, OVIL TEA. 111 lmet•ld ~. toOI boll L.aguna 9Mch. CA t2t51,
Landlord r...,.,.. the right to bid Thie buelneM w .. ooneluc1ed bye
at lhe Hie Purch,... mull be 99'*111*1Milflll>
made with CMfl °"'>'end peld '°'It -.... at~ Andrewt-.._.. ........ -Iha 11r!M of PlltctlMe M purdlmed ',_ _,_" ,_ '""' ,.,.
OOode are tOld .... Incl lftllllt ... County Cletlt of °'.,,.. County °"
rW\l9CI It tfl9 time of -----OSDl 1 .... t . 1NI • ,__
... .._._.,..,~ll1t11n111 -..... ~..... ,. ....,.11 ""' _,, of •u-.nt ~ ...... ....._ ""'" ............ '
llfldlofd 1nc1 ~ '*'Y· a.ad l"llot. oeo t. ''· n . •· 1111 tflll lttl wt ..... .., of 0.--., ..... ,..,,
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1•111of11-fttollt .-i.mo. .. -une) rllllT lilACl. 360 yard•
MIU Fest Prtda (Fryday) 33 20 t 00 5 20 G04n To09111er (CrMgar) 3 40 3 00
Eu y Ragar (Lactur~l 11 IO Aleo rK.d Cnari1 AtO, Jtm1 Ecill•, Sound
Advice, Prima P-. OUl>ln Fancy, Raq11a11
I BIUI, Nullvtlla \llllvel
Time: II 29. C U ACTA (4-7) paid $71.llO.
HCONO lilACI. 440 yards
SuperllMPll (Oelomba) 9 20 4 20 3 llO
Nevada Lamb (Tonk•! 3 60 2.80 Chlclll Native (Ward) 4.60
Alto rtc:td lnlropld Coln. Aebt Aaeured. Tu Tun John, Trltna Rambl.,, t1111 Jel, F11me
al LUI Time 22 111
THlllD lilACI. 400 yMdl
Ayona Chotca IOhavwz) 14 00 10 IO 6 IO
Oo Sllkl• Go tC1eager) II 40 3 IO Dannye Ou1ty OeclC (Oelombe) 3 llO
Alto racad Jiiiy Lunch, Comark, H«1or
Joa Jr, No Po1 limn. FlrSI And F<><wnotl
Ttma 2063
$2 IXACTA (3-4) plld S 127 80
'OUllTH llACE. 350 yards. TM Jeya Plan (C•rdoze) 5.110 2 60 2.40
Like To Go (Tonk•) 2.40 2.40
My P•per cna .. (Blevt,,.) 3.40
Aleo raced Soon11 Kllarrtved, Captain
Sptrll, 8ru1h 8yem. Pueblo Tracer Time 18.19
C EXACTA (4-6) paid $13 20.
'll'TI4 llACI. 300 y111d1
Wahool Angel (Mylaa) 18 llO I I 20 e.oo
First Cr\1&11 (Cruger) 12 00 7 00 MIN Solid WI-(Chavez) 1 00
Alto recacl Fair Blandy. Flag RiMt. Jana
Berbo, SnaPOy Panny, My Goal. MIH Truly
Fltohl. Lil Lady Lov• f Jma t5 93.
C IEXACTA (11-4) paid S lllO 60
llXTH llACE. 350 yards
Humbug County (Bard) 8 llO 3 80 2.60
lllntaga Trip (Cardena) 5 20 2.00 Doc Neat (Creagar) 2.00
Allo raced t<td Chrome. Oeregutale,
Flamln Joan ,
Time 1800
IEVINTH RACE. 870 ywcls
ToddabO (Zufe411 12 00 8 00 5 20 Whoo9M c e1 (0111) 17 eo 4 80
Strap (Dominguez) • 20
Alto teeacl Perpe1uet0<, Nasllvtlla ~
Sound P11Hm. Gtme Breaker. Snirteys Flah181
'tima 45 45 C UACTA (1-3) paid $103 80
*2 l'tCK ltX (11·3-4-9-2· 1) Paid $26.833 00
wllh on• winning tldta1 (Ii• hOIMSI S2 Piek SI• conaotallon paid $597 40 with 15 winning
llekell (!Iva hOIMI).
l lGHTH llACE. 350 yards. Eaty Menau-(C11<1011) 3.40 2 40 2 tO Heza Tiu Rabel (Frydly) 2.40 2 10 Sevenly One Soult! (Leckay) 2 40
Aleo reoad; Tien t So. SILzla Te
Time 1107 C EXACTA (1-51 paid SS 00
MNTH llACL 350 y81ds. Aataboy 8eop (Serd) 24 00 I 1 00 7 20 1<aya1ona Kip (Her1) 3 eo 3 20
Mr Alcll Slid (Cteagar) 11 00
Al90 recacl Jel Pus. MIU Euy Cac>ar Chic; Apollo. P.-n TN, POsllOMa ll(ly
Jal Or_,., W~d Oun
Time 11.30
C EltACTA (S-6) plllCI $91.00
Attendance 4,453.
Hollnrood Partt
W1!0W60AY'l lll!IULTI t••ll of ... , llloroueNwed ,.,.., .... ) ~IT llACI. 6 lu1tong1.
Hur Powar (Bleck) 17 .00 II 20 1.00
LIVI Blul (H~I 14 00 8 40
Top Encore (Slloema~et) I 80
Alto •-0 Ballte's Mika, 8otd Horizon•.
Moon Penny. Br•t1• 0 Erin. Oulllc. T OUflOClear, N\111
Time 1 10 415
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THIAO llACI. II'' IU•IOl!Qt
RauOf Blada (M«;arron) 6 IO 3 IO 3 20
Oulcil Study (Hawiey) 3 20 2 00 f011gh Tlllle tCu11nta•) ll 00
Aleo raced. Minne H1w llew. f'Hhlon
~::iowtedge, Ootd•n Reward, Choo Choo
Time I, ti 215
.. llACTA I 1-1> P&ld ,. t 00
'0UllTH llACI. I 1116 mltH FajaetlC Kid (Plneey) 6 40 3 40 2 00
Markel Lina (Mc<:t1Tonl 4 40 2 00
Fuar1t (Bleck) 2 IO
AIM> •eced Mallad•. Jlbl>llt Wacky, fo Iha Penny, Kini! Thoo Art
flme 1.43 3/5
M IXACTA (S.11 paid $5• 00 .
ftnM llACI. I 1/ UI mllet on lurl
Oeclldrtchm (Slloemuet) 3 •O 2 80 2 40
R&lnbow With (T orol 5 40 4 00 flying G-(OelehouHaye) 3 20
Alto reoacl· C. Sharp, 861tlmo1e Bulla!,
Chlal Wtla t1aM, Hit Sertea. Ootden Otrcle, 01nco Grandt. $Itek N Sneaky
TlrM. 1:43. II IXACTA (4-1) paid $88.50
8'XTH llACI. ll'h lurlong1
Otl<Mlat (Ptncay) 7 00 4 10 3 80
Not C-Lava lSllOem•arl 16 IO I 00
"-ttMmtl!!I {A9maro) tO 80
Alta 1~ Campecllllo, c .. 111 Chailna.
Ftaalllon Flltl, Kanbuek, Mak• No w .......
Jamie • Oellghl, Me11I Anne 1. Be A Rainbow.
Tlma 1 17 415
llVINTH llACE. 6'\ furlongs
Llldy Elhalyn (Vllanzue41) II 20 3 80 3 00
Thank• Judge (McCarront 1 20 5 .-0
Oellealt Oraoa (Black) e 00 Alto raced. Aglle1u1. Joan'• Ledy,
Oomlllt, Bronze Marl<et, Bold .,id Joyful.
TlrM· I 15 315.
15 EXACTA (8·4) paid $108 00
C l'ICK llX ( t-1-5-4-I 1-ll paid S t.162 40
with 31 Winning tlcl<eta (llX hot-) $2 Pick
Sbc eonllOOtlion paid $3180 With 577 Winning
Uclteta lfive lloraes) S2 Ptck Sia tctalCh
conaotauon paid S3I 40 with t .225 winning tldtau ttour hOrs. ona tcr•ICll)
llGHTH llACIE. I 1116 mi1N on turt
U1uye Bay fT<><ol a 20 3 80 3 20 Gold Spruce (McCanon) 3 60 3 00
Oranja Reine (llalenruate) 3.llO
.t.110 raced O'Happy Day. CHll•land,
Manrenarea, Grateful Friend. Nalet'I Fashion, Yuma Queen
Tlma. 1:43
NINTit llACE. 1 1118 mtlas
Berlotlnl (Bleck) IS 00 8 00 4 20
Platea'• °'""' (Ortag•l t8 20 a 40 Plnklaa to Olekla (Plncay) 3 00
Alto racaa Oecepllon Oec111ion. Bold Ade. Oeoen. Press Notice, My Roll. .,.,.,,. 1 411 215
• 1.XACTA 11-7) P1tO $48 1 00 AllencS.,_ -14.1151
Australian Open , ....... ...,., .__ ...... ......
Brian l H cher (U.6 I def. Brod Oya,• (AU1l111lle), 8-2, 8-3, 8-2: PNl Dant(_,.,,.,
dal Nldl Saviano (U.S). 4-1, 7·5, 8-7. 8-1,
6-3, Bernie Mittan (Soulll AMcel dal Alcloy
Mayer (IJ S.), 5-7. 1·3. )'.1. 7·5. Ptt•r
Aenner1 (U S ) def David Peta (U S I. 8-4.
6-3. 4-1. 7-S, Sammy Glatnmallf1 (US ) dal
Cllrit Johnllona (Auslr91111). 3-8, 8-1, 7·5,
2-1. 8-4. San T•tarman (US I def Pa1ar
John11on (Auat11Ua), 7.15, 7·15, 1·16, 11m Wllkl1on (U.S .) del Ha na Hann on
(Aullrlli1). S-7, 8-1, 3-8. 8-1, 8-2. Drew Olllln
(U S ) del. Andy Andrewt (U.S ). 6-3. 6-3. 5-7.
1·2: 8ruca Kteeoe (U S.) def RIChllld Lawta
(Bll1&1n). 8-7. ~. 8-4, 6-4.
Women'• toumement
(•I lllcllmonc$. Va.) hcOfld~ ..... Mime Jauaovac (Yugoll1vl1) dal Tina
Mochizuki (US.I. l ·I . 8-3. 6·0, Bonnie
Gadu .... (US) def Tetry PMlpe (US). 8-3.
8-3. ~ Auuell (U S I def fray ltwl9 (US I 4-6, 8-4, I · I Tracy Aualln (US) dal
Kathleen Holveth IU S I. 6--0. 8-1
....
WHTINt COWIMNCa ---~ W L ,.., QI
Lehtt .a.awe ~P0'11and
OalOtn Stet•
San OMQo
ID 4 800 It 4 too
11 • •M>
10 11 478
• 12 <tao
4 ti :ioo MldwHI otvtelaft
Sen Antonto 14 g 800
KanHt Clly 10 7 lltl
Oallat g 9 600
Oenvtlf I II .421
Ulell 7 t3 350
HO\ltlOn 3 11 158
UITSlilN COWllllNCI
Allanlto 01¥1alorl
17 3 150
~ . ~ • tt
PhUllClllll)IWa
Bo.ton New Jetaey
Wutllngton
N-York
ti • 800 I
MnweukM
0.trotl
Atlanta
Indiana Chicago
Ctavl!and
12 II 571 5·~ 8 10 474 7'.\
II 14 300 11
C..,ltel Olvttl4NI 13 • 8 111
12 • 600 8 10 474 I 12 400 I 13 311
3 17 150
Wadnaeday'e loorff Lellllt'a 89, Phoanl• 80
eo.1on 113, Ctaveland 83
New JerMy 116, Waalllngton 95
Phlladllphl• 132. Auant• 15
Haw YOik 120. 0.lrOU 109
Chlelgo t t I, MllwtukM 101
Indiana 130. Oen var 12e oaau 110, s..111a t4
San AiitonlO 102. Kanau C11y 10 t too
Utah 101, Hou11on 113
Tonlflll'• 0-.. o.n-" Wethington Ponland al Golden 6tata
laker• It, lune II
P'HOINIX -luut 14. Nanca 18, Adami
24, Oavla 14, O Johneon 10. Scoll 2. Macy 4,
Tllltdkltt 0, High 0, COOi< 0. Totels· 36-111
14·2366.
LOI ANGaUI -Ramblt 12, Wllktl 20.
Abdul·J1bbar 10, E Johnaon 5. Nl•on t7,
McAdoo 11. Cooper 2, Wotthy 10, C.
Johnaon 2. Totals: 35-71 19·30 811. kor• bf au.we ·
PllOlllla 22 111 30 19-116 los Angela 23 30 t3 23-811
Thr-potnt goal• -none. f'oulac:I 0\11 -Adami Aabound• -Phoanlx •9 (LUCU 14~ lo• AngelH 51 (Rambtt 13) Anl1t1 -Pt!oant1t 26 (Adams II), L.oa Angeles 211 (E
Jollnton 81 Total louts -Ptioanl• 23. Lot
AngetM 23 TecllntcaJ• -Adam•. LliCU A -13,763.
COLLEGE
SoCal Colleae 107, Cal Tech 40
CAL TECH -l<yrta 4, Evana 2, H-I .
Halgren t. Goldan 0, Pffbtaa 11.
IOIJTHIEllN CALlf'OlilNtA COLI.IOI -
Plarca t 1, Aobllt'll 15, Smith 15, Ptulmer 3,
snannon e, Avll•• 4. Roger1 10, Aeddk:k •.
Hire! 15. Coral 12, Mor1enHn 13, Tift 4, Silvera I.
Helltlme, Southern Callfornla Collage, 54-21.
Total route: Cal Tech 13. Southttn Calilornle Collaga I Tec:hnlcalt C.. Tech
btnoh 2, Kyrla (Cal Tacll)
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Golden WMt IO, Pierce SI
LA NRCI -Earl I , Saiona 12, Lannln 4,
Wright 5, Young 10, COOll t '· Vancla<ga.11, Copeland 2. Tolllt. 21 18-21 ~I
OC>U>e.N WllT -Kraaich 8, Durham 18. Sibel to. Aev11 9, J.,,,.. 2. Myles 2. Oorham
1. Blown 4. Totalt 22 16-t8 &o Halftime· Platea. 40·32
Total loulft Ptarca 18, GOiden West 17
Fouled out: Salone (Plarae ). Tac:hntcat1:
Rtl/IS (Golden Weal). Cook (Plarca)
HIOHaC~ Htn. llMclt 17, Mornlngelde 74
MON91GllDS" -Broob 7, eu...., 2.
Cootay I . FllUtknaf 21, Gordon 2, Millar 15,
!Md 5, Wigington 11, Tot ... 32 10-17 74.
HUNTIMOTOtl laACH -Gatnaf 21. Mlltt
28, Ha,,tgan 7. B Thompaon 14, O
Thom~ 13. A/v-o. Beuoh 1, CtoM>y o. Frioa 0, C>naga 0, Cerrott 0 f otala 31 I-111
17
'-9bfa-1ere Mornlng91Cla 13 11 23 22-74
"""llnQlon 8Mch 22 11 20 27-17 Totaf fouls· Mornt,_jda 14, Huntington
Beach 11. Foulad out: Nona
Ftn. Vlflev IO, Aolttng Hitt. 31
lilOLLtNO HtlU -POllng 4, 8titlal 17,
Lllndy 5, Oraval1 4, L•ndrtlh 3, Ceragtotl 2 Totlls: 15 5-11 3S.
FOUNTAIN VALl.•Y -Harry 4, Brown I ,
Whlletlllf I. Jacotle I , P-11. Hanton 3,
Marlin 3, Naw1on II, Tinney 8, Briggs 2 Totele. 28 11·12 80 ._. bf 0-19t8
Aolllng Hiii 10 I 10 7 -35
Founteln Valley 24 11 10 tS-80 Total lout• Rotting Hiiie 11. Fo.,nlatn
Vlllay 12. Fouled out ~
NFL standings
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
W L P ct. PF PA
Dallas .,. 4 l .800 121 76
Green Bay 4 1 .800 134 85
Washington 4 1 .800 108 97
Atlanta 3 2 .600 118 119
New Orlns 3 2 .600 77 71
St Louis 3 2 .600 94 102
Chicago 2 3 .400 63 92
Detroit 2 3 .400 72 85
Minnesota 2 3 .400 95 88
NY Giants 2 3 .400 80 90
San Fran 2 3 .400 119 114
Tampa Bay 2 3 .400 68 79
Rams 1 4 .200 98 132
PhildJphia 1 4 .200 101 11 2
Saturday's Games
Philadelphia at New York
Giants (Channel 2 at 9:30 a.m.)
San Diego at San Francisco
(Channel 4 at I p.m.)
Sunday's Games
Denver al Rams
Raiders al Kansas City
Pittsburgh at Burfalo
Baltimore al Minnesota
AME RICAN CONFERENCE
W L Pct. PF PA
Raiders 4 1 .800 134 109
Cincinnati 4 1 800 116 80
Miami 4 1 800 117 92
NY Jets 4 1 .800 139 78
Pittsburgh 4 1 .800 121 88
Burfalo 3 2 .600 85 73
San biego 3 2 .600 119 83
Cleveland 2 3 .400 79 99 Nw Englnd 2 3 .400 80 98
Seat tle 2 3 .400 84 82
Denver l 4 .200 84 125
Houston 1 4 .200 74 118
Kansas City l 4 .200 73 108
Baltimore 0 5 .000 50 125
Cleveland at Cincinna\J
Detroit at Green Bay
Miami at New England
Tampa Bay at New York Jets
Washington at St. Louis
Chicago at Seattle
New Orleans at Atlanta
. Monday's Game
Dallas at Houston (Channel 7
at 6 p.m.)
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Orange Coatt DAILY PILOT /Thurld• • Oecemb« 9, 1982
Loe Alemttoe ?t, OMan View II
1.01 Al.AMITOI (J9h1 t• ll•llllllln tt Wall Ill Kaul.I 11 (lt•I ... 1 Cl\&119 1' .,._,. 0 llt•o11 0 I olal• a I IJ 20 78
OCIAN VllW A111fNIUOlk;l(J• 12, ll•ll 74,
'"" t3, Judo• ? MulhollY I, Mow 3, ,Derry 4 O<l\lty I tl1H1\I< ~ 1 I llltll H I •? I Cl9
1Mta 1trO-M11
leil Al11m1t111 II 'I tt 14 711 cx-1 v-1• 20 t4 1' ea r Olal twt• I o• AlemllOI If Oe.an View 11 F OUleO uut NOi ..
.......... Newport Hat'tHw 41
lllilVITl 0.CMat 14, QeflKll 7, Jotlln
I . K•llllman ti. Mwu ... J> e . .,.,.,... • fole/1 20 II 21 &9
NIWPOflT HAlillOlil Hai•at •• Wotla
21 foll. 8 M1.0av1an 2 ANitOll 2, SI-Md o. 01111a11t1 I o..o« 9. 110'-1 O rote/•
22 4·1148 ac ... attro-1 .... Sa!Yll• 20 14 • 1t l>t Ntwt>Otl Hai t>Of 11 7 13 17 •I
Tot1lloul1 Swv11t1 tO, N•wt>O•I Hat.,0< 11,
FOllled OUI Nona
Coeta Me11 12 Compton 14 COIT A MH A Pilmbladtl 20, EOllOl't 1
ling 2. Coo~ e. Slltl 23. Ko. 2 Tolala. 25 12·~&2 COWTO. -0 Ht4eltt 9, C Helalfa I.
0011 4, Thomae tO, MOO•• 24, 0 1vl1 2
Totllill 22 tO 13 64 Icon .., o-ter• CO.ta MMI 13 10 23 11-12
Compton e 13 14 22-114
Total tout• Coa11 MaH t3 Compton 17
Foutad Olll Nooe
MarlN 11, Mlttlon Vlefo '3
MAlllNA -r11ipa11 14, Whiteman 0, Padlll• II, RoHnwalg 4, Vieira 2, Crowley G. Nwmann 21, e.tar)Qel' 2 Totatt 24 13·22
61 MllSIOH Vt•JO -Ofllfllh 2, Mowry 4,
Cuavl 13, C11wtord 10, Evan• II, Karn 2. M
Ketty 4. Totata 20 3-6 43.
lcor• ttr 0-*• M1tln1 II 11 18 18-61
MIUlOll ll1a10 II 8 10 14-43
Totel IOula Marina 10, M~ \/JalO 17,
Foui.ct out. C....,. (Mlulon Viejo)
lnalewood 72. IEdllOfl 40
INOL"'OOO -Madare 2, Shell I , S•n.-ne 10, Ray 11, .._,,,.,. 1. Smfth~.
JohruM>n 4, Watn..-4, AaaM 4 Ha~ 2,
Saal• 17 Total• 31 10· 14 72
IOll ON -Orazkowtkl 2. Mllle<aon II,
Wettnaf 5, JOllnaon '· HemMlon 2. HKlllen 7, Wetn1ng1on 16 Total• 13 14·22 40 kor• br ouart ... a
lngtawood 17 15 17 23-72
EdtlO!l 10 15 2 t3-40 Tot et foull Inglewood 17, Edlton 15;
Fouled out: None
·unlverelty 73, 81venn112
IAVANNA -ltmb 13, Pl11man 2,
V1nder1tHy 17, Wll&n•bt •. H~I 12. Wlteon 2. Taylor 4 Mltlaf 3. WllN 3 To1et1; 25 12· 111
62 UNIVlllllTY -Belanger 4, Evetett 2. Stot101! 3 t, Bt1kt 8, Chol 12, Ganllla 2, HosfOld I, K11llng11< 3, Marki 4, Celt II
Total• 3 t 11·2 t 73 lcor• llr Quarter•
sevanna to 10 t6 26-62
Unl-aitr, 14 27 t6 18-73 Tdltl oul• 5•v1nn1 20. un1versl1y 16,
Fouled out Chol (University). Pittman (Savanna)
lrvlne 55, la Serna 50
I.A IEllNA -0 Antin 4, Garza 4, Myera
14, Mllle1 3, Fromaon 7. Gonral .. I . llandalhyden 2, G11iwe11 2. Jones 2, Cher11er
4. Totalt' ?0 10· 16 50
MIVINIE -Rhoad61 II, Mariel 2, Naal 11, UllM(}I 13. CfrVtw 3, Btalman 10, Caklwetl 4,
Br0toYICh 6 T 01111 20 I 5-28 55
1cora br OllM1.,.
La Serna t5 16 4 15-50 IMM 13 12 15 15-55
Total IOll• Le Sarne 21, lrvtna 14
HfGH SCHOOL WOMEN 8ent1 AN 45, Newport 41
IANTA ANA -Kelty 25, Sob<'~• 12. Flakl1 2, Barr.,, 2, N-4 Totall 20 IHll 45
NIEWt'OllT HAAIOll -Weyna 13, Oodd1 4, Doan 8. AtklnlO!l 11, llaldle 3, Shll"er 2 Totals: te 9.19 ._. bf 0""1 ....
Santa Ana 8 18 9 10-S Nawpon Harbor 15 II 10 7-41
T Olal loult Santa An• 17, Newpon Harbor 17. Foui.ct out· Shlln« (Newport H81b0<)
Tachnlcel Santa An• btnch. Santa An• coac:n
Ettancla 411 Cutvet Cltv 44
CIJl.VRlil CITY -flifflZlll ti, ~Nar 2, Rlclla•dt on I, Meyada I . Car~ter 10,
Salhlno 2 Totllt 21 2· 12 44
•ITAMCIA -C."Ptftl4'1 I. ll!tlt119! J tt1111~ock n ''holH I , Ct11111n1•11 10
OtllltMI I To111t Ill 17·20 40 ......... ,ca-....
(;ul•fl Cilly 10 II 10 0 44
,.,.,..,... 11 16 13 • ·~
101111 10\lll Colv11 City '1, EttAl1'la t&
OCleett View 4' Calffotnla 41
OC•AN VlaW ·-Chlte 29, Wabb 10 Chomt1>• t llnMll! 2 rou111 11 tO 2s •8
CAl..,OlilNIA -Oaru 17 Cotton '
MOOll 4 W,.._.., 4, Hafllll/\Clal 3, 1(111• ?
Wllaon 2, HuflabO ~ 101111 11 7 10 41 ...... ., o-let•
OcNll Vlaw 1 t 1 10 tt 41
Cal•IOtnle I It 8 14 4 t
ro111 '°"'' OCivn v-•. Ca1<t01ni. 1e I Oliltd OUI Oat'l& (Ci11IOHlll)
ldleon ~1.AIYeHlde Poly A
lllVSlilllOa """y -Obato 6, H\1111 12 Hiit 6, 8ommai1 2, H ..... rlg 24, D<•kt 4
Totalt 26 1-4 1>3
•DllON -lKh~ono 2, Cele• 1, fr~ 13
Blllnet 17, Malnhatdt 2f. Oandron 8, r11a11t t rot••• 2• 11.21 M
lcore tty 0-t•rt Al._.,llaa POiy 10 19 14 1-13
fdlton 13 12 20 2 t ..
Totll IOIM AIV«alde Poly ti, EOlt0n 10 Fouled out NcMM. Tectlnk:al 10\lla· fll-llldt Potycoac11,4
llll OOftdltloM ........... c ........
Mo.I llll l'MOr11 raport Mlvy llnOW flit
allhOuGll -do not have enough to Ol*I "°'-'DAY ... l. -12 tnohM ,_ enow on
29·30·1nch b&M. Five cnair llft• -•ting.
INOW IUllllll'T -1-12 Inc'-,_ anow
on 11-32 lnc:fl baM Cllair ltftt wtll 01*1 M
nMOad MOW VAU.IY -12 ~,_snow on
24·31-lncfi b•M Cht lr Ifft• wlll opan 11 neadad OOI.~ -12 tncnn naw enow on 24-31-lnch baM Alt 11119 opan ............. JU• MOUNTAIN -II lndla naw anow on 40-lnch baH. Four doubt• chatra
opar•tlno. MAMllOTH MOUNTAIN -11ncn dueling
on IO·l11Ch baM. Two T-b11•. 13 ch•ll• •nd
one gotcSota operating.
KIAKWOOO -12-1oe.1nch b .... AH llft•
Wlll opan wfllfl -ti• pe<mllt t•llRA UI llANCH -Two lnehee MW anow on 76-lnch baM. Sbc Hit• operating
.. AVlNLY VALUY -Two lnchM MW snow Oii 4'0..Jnc:ll bUt. Tram, 4 trlpla, 5
double dlalr and 2 Mriace towa open
llCI INCLINa -Trace naw 1now on
24-41Mncf1 baM. F~ llftl _.ting. IOIJAW VA.LUY -46-lnch baM, 64·1nch
at hlgh9r atavatlonl S.-. dlalr hN1 open, tower atavalfonl bacailM ol llaavy windt.
MT. lilOll·ILIOE MOUNTAIN -4M$-lnch b .... All ~111 open.
•~ •ADOWI -Tree. or,,.... snow
No btM depth 1eportad. Fo11r ch•lr 11111
CIC*'· Windy.
IUQAlil 90WL -Traoe ol naw anow on
94·120-tnch b .... Tnrea 1111• operating.
llOlllAI. -72·11tl·lnch b .... F011r Chair llNa open. TWO 11111 open II nlghl.
HOMIWOOO IK1 AlilEA -42-711-lnch
btM. Thr• ttl1t open. ,
llllllilA IUMMIT -42-lnch b"' All 11111
CIC*'
locc:9f ..
HtOtt ICMOOL •N Ceplatr-ValtaJ 1S, Wll'rell 1
Capistrano \/alley ecotlng. Ontlvero1 4,
Nobla 3, Magy11 3, F<:kal 2. Sprlel I. T_..,., ec.a
........,_._...-.. Demien 0
HMltt ICHOOL ~ cor-dellilar1,"-... o Cor-del Mii acoMg. Noonan 1
laddhhcl• 1, "-.._. O
S.OOlaback a(;O<tng -z-1
NHL CAMNaU. COWIMJICa
Chic.go
M111,_gt1
81 Loult
oatrou T01on10
lfltwtlle .......
WI.. TCW•A .... 14 tO t 143 127 ,.
13 10 • 101 .. '° 11 11 o I 11 1UI 'e 12 II 3 lit 110 17 10 ,. • 124 121 2t ... ,..,..,......
11 4 I 121 11 42
17 I 4 127 102 ,,
8 1t 3 100 120 21
II 17 6 711 t 18 1t
I ti 5 110 120 16
WALH COWUINC•
P .. tlOll~
NY lllllid41tl ti 11 6 I 17 102 37
Phllldalphle 1• to 4 IOI to 32 NY fl&ngtll 14 13 I 111 111 211
w1.ii1ng1on 10 II 7 '3 ti 27
Pllllbllrgh 8 14 5 ... 125 2;)
..,_-*MY I 1t 1 " 131 II ~·~ MonlrNI 17 I I 141 Ill 40
eo.1on 15 I I 121 91 3t
O\leboc 1• 10 3 132 122 31
auneio 12 10 • 111 es 30
HertfOfd 7 17 3 91 136 17 ........., .. ._...
Hartford 7, MonlrH l 4 Pllteburgh 4, eunato 2
O.t10ll 2, New YOik llllndarl 0
vancouv« 7, Toronto 3 Chicago 7, N-Yori! Aangara 2
TOflllM'10-
Edmon1on at Klllee MontrMI at Botton wa-111ng1on.a1 New J«wy
Ouabac •• PIMlaclalphla
YlllCOl.I-at ~ta
St loute at Calgary
WednMdlr'• trenaactlon1 •-'••AU. Amartcanl .....
MINNESOTA TWINS -Nl/Tlld Pllll Aool ,,.,_ or Orlando or Iha Southlln LMQUa.
Nelioftell. .....
NEW YORK METS -Nl/Tlld Bob Mandi
lllracior ol Opet"atione; 8111 tannldatlo llcllal
manager; Tlm Hlmllton P<omotion• dlrac1or; ana Jfm Ptummat promotion• admtn111rt101
IAUSTaAU .............................
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS -ACQ\llrad
Henll Mc:OoweH. forward, on walv«• from
Iha Ootdan Sttte Warrlora P18C4HI Audit
Norrll. cantat. on Iha lnJurao r-1111
FOOTaAU.
NatloMI Foatllell L ... IMI
LOS ANGELES RAIDERS -Signed Mika Ila~ Int, llnatlaellet.
LOS ANGELES RAMS -Signed Eric
WlHlams, ttnebllCker.
NFL -Sut1)a ndtd Sun Bllnka,
ttnabacktr, N-York .i.11. fOI one 11-
wllhoul pay, and ltntcl loonMd ThOln~.
wide racalver. Oalrolt Lton1, 11,000 101 oornmllllnQ flagrant paraonai 1ou11
ATLANfA f!AlCONS -51gna4 Kalth
Kr11>fla. tight end. Plaa.c:t fluN M'1k•1,
tight and, on Iha k!Jlj(ad r-lltl. ST. LOUIS CAROtNALS -Signed Wtynt
sm1111. cornarbacll. WASHINGTON REDSKINS -Pieced
f;erry B1001!1. dalenalve lackl•. on th•
lnJured rHerva 1111. Signed Pat Ogrln.
Unaman. oov
P R 0 F E S S I 0 N A,L 0 0 L F E R S
ASSOCIATION -Named Mark Klu lar
P<Midenl. couaoa .
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -Named Frank Fetl<e running bG ooacll. DUKE -Namad Steve Stoe n hHd
toolball coech.
NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE -
Nemed Vernon ThomHn heed football
COICh. WESTERN ILLINOIS -Named Bnic•
Cracl6ocll "-<! lootbell coed\.
Your participating Lincoln-Mercury Dealer con arrange low .10.75%
financing through participating financial institutions for qualified retail
buyers of any new 1982 Lincoln or Mercu~ Actual savings depend upon
amount financed, duration of financing, and state low.
Dealer participation may affect customer aawings.
B 111111 LOCAL
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LINCOLN 1
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()ff., good on cWwries ~the end of 1912. Umit one per customer.
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IT'S NOT YIT TOO LATll: ONLY 21 DAVI LI"
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ro Reluno All '8? tiJxes •nd Reeov•r 'IU 81 la..11
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Rtal fstate Re\rmh & Ofvl'IOpm11nl (qu1pm1'nl lrnink
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Presented Dy DAL TON, DAL TON, COOPER I FRANKLIN, INC.
269t Richter Ave . Ste 10?. Irvine Near Jamt>Otff/405
Our Stall ol At10111eys ano Accountants will bt dva11ao1e 9 AM · 10 PM S[VCN DAYS A
WEEK FOR A PRIVATE NO FEE INITIAL APPOINTMENT
RSVP: CALL NOW 714 841·3711 FOR SEMINAR
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of the money market funds, but.add
convenience, choice and security
From the rich reds of the desert to the
deep greens of a midwestern farm, the
beauty of our country is captured in
the Colorscapes Calendar we've
created for 1983.
It's available free at any of our 140
o ffices throughout California. (One per
adult, please, while they last.)
Come visit us soo n and be sure to
ask about our new Great American
Insured Moneymarket Accounts'"-the
the funds never could deliver. When
you come to see us, pick up your
Colorsca pes Calendar and explore the
wide sp ectrum of financial services
we now offer-from tax sh elters to
checking accounts to short-or long-
term investment programs, as well as
consumer and real estate loans.
For the address of the
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toll-free (800) 272-9000. --·---LI~~~·@
Great American rederal UNDH
ANht<m H~ls · 55~ Slnt1 Alli Can100 Road
.-. · 600 Ent 81tbol Blwd
Hu..U.11111 ltk• · 9132 Ad1ms A•t
lltllM ltadl • 260 Oct.-A•tnut
11•'9'1 INdl • 5 Cotpo111e Pim
0TJlll!t/Oli.e • 2535 N l111t1n Awt
8'111N ~ • 301 lhrHlt Awtnut
C,,.,anM lludl • J.4206 Oolltny P1rk Ro1d
[I TOIO • 13688 u loro ~d
Lia-Hills • 2&301 P1seo dt V1lt"t•ll
UIJIN lltt.-t • 30111 Cto .. n V1~e1 P1•b lly
lllissioe V'iejo • 75331 C1bot ~d
Sin a...t. · &00 Avtn1d1 PICO • 601 Noitll U Cam1110 ~ul
Sae i.. c:.str.e · 32222 Cimino Cap.s111no
....,., .... • On &rr1nu 1t ll~t
r04lnt1ill Ylllty · 10115 Sliter Awt c.1ie,•r '"•l"-'·•• ... •,.dr•4.I lllONrc• lay • J Monarch ~, Pim
Pl.B.IC NOTICE Ptll.IC NOTICE NlllC NOTJC(
SUPERIOR COURT Of' K ... 1t ll-411111 ll .... 11
CAUFOflNIA aUNllUOfll COUfn' Of' NOTIC9 TO CMDITCMta 0.-AMM COUNTY MUNIC•AL
·COUNTY Of' O"AMGE CAL#'ORNIA Of 11UU TRANIRR COURT-~
I the Malter of the AppllQtlon of COUNTY Of' OftANQI (a-. 1-.."7 U.C.C.) .IUDICIAL DISTNCT
MU RAY MONAHAN CLUFF For 100 Cl'llc Ctr°' W•I Notice la hereby gh•en t o 4111 ............
en of Heme ... .. credltora ol th• wllllln rf1med ~.._.,CA -
ON>«fl TO MIOW ...... AM. CA tr2'10I tran1leror 11111 • bVllt tranaf9t -f'lAl .. TIP:P:: f'ATTlll•ON
CAUH P:O.-ARNA~ Of': 1bout to be m1de on per1on1t D I N T A l C 0 M ' A N Y , •
CHANGE Of' NAME ,ITITIONI": autANNI ... P<oe>er1Y hefe!Nllet deectlOed _,., .... c-No. A11971 D. The -end bull!.-eddr... Dl,INDANT: DOUOLAI
RRAY MONAHAN CLUFF 11.. ~NT: ICOTT T. MID. of th• Intended tr1n1teror 11: MUll,HY . D.D .t •••• DR •
• petlltlon In llllS court for en •UMMON• ~AMLY LAW) C ARMEN GALE, 1525 Welt DOUOLA• .......,; DOii , •••
lllowlng petltlor• to Cflange c-No. 02197 MecAl1hur Blvd., Sult• 11. Colt• ........,.,
n1me from M URR A Y NOTICll YMI 1te¥e IMefl eued. Miu.CA. IUWOMI
AH AN CLUFF Io MARK -' m., ......_ ..... J011 The locatlon In Cellfofnll of ttle C-Na. ....
HA PY CLUFF. ,_ bell'I ...._ ..... chief •Keeullve office Of P<lndc>•I NOTICll Y• ............... .
It Is hereby ordered lh•t 111 ou nMtNNMt wltllM • .,._ "9ed bu•lne11 olllc• of 111• lntend•d TIMI -1..., .............. rev per ons lntereeled In the metier lollhlnMaoft ....... tr"*9ror II: ~. ......... ,._ ...... ~ ..,...
11 · IPPM' before tlllt oourt 11 you Wllh to leek the 9dVICle of AU other bu1lne11 n1me1 end reu ,....-. ..... • _,.. ...,..
artment No. 3 II 700 Civic en 111orney In thlt melter. you eddr..-uMd by the Intended Ille"""'" alhn ...... .
er Drive West, S •nll An•. dO eo promptly eo 11\el yOVT 1r-letor within lhl" .. ~· !Mt tt you wt.ti to leek the e6lllce of
nla on C>Kember 29, 1882. It reeponM or ~Ing. II any. may be p11t 10 fer 11 known 10 the e n 1tlorney tn 11\11 m1tter. you
o"cl!Kk a.m .. and tha n and nled on time. lmended tr.,..,_ -HONE. lhould do eo Pfoonplly eo thet yo11r
snow ce uM. 11 1ny they hive, Av t t O I u 1 t • d II • a I a• TM ~ end ~ eddr-written rHponM. II 1ny. m1y be
H id petition tor cll1nge ot de19111ded•. If trllttl11e l '""' of the Intended .,.,...,_ -TEO l1led on time. n should not be greni.d. ~-We U.. • 111o1•1ncte e COLLINS end BETTY COLLINS, AV I I 0 I U 1 I e d II• • t d •
It further Ofdered thet • COC>Y of -..,. ~ ,...... ....,. 18334 Mt. Acllefman, Fount1ln de•••dNe. 11 lrllHt1'1al 111"4fe tlll order to lllO• c1 u11 b l de IO diet. Lee le........_ ....... v...,, CA 92708. ...., _..~Ila au•1 '* •
pu lsned In Or1ng• Co111 01Uy ..... Tll1t the property perlln•f\I -.. ~ .................
Pll I .• news peper of o•nerel ~I Ullld dHH I OtlClllf el hefetO II delclr'lbed In ---11: ....... Lee .. """-•• I ...
cir latlon, publlll\ed In 11111 county conH)O de un 1bog1do an Hll TOOL ANO DYE MACHINE, end II ......
11 111 once I week lor tour 11unto, d ebe d • 111cerlo located 11 1525 Weet MaoArttlur. ~I Ulled dHll 1oltclt1r el
tlve weellt prior to the dey lmmeclletemenlo. de ••• ~1. Unit 1e . Coet1 Mn•. CA. (Thia conMjO Cle .11n •bOOado en nte -hellflng. IU f81PUHll 1leg1cton , 11 Illy tnin9fer 11 fot Ille .... of eq1<pm111t 8 I Un t 0 . de 111 d I 111QerI0
ted Nov9mbe< 17. 1982 1tgun•, pued• "' regl1tred1 • onty ind not tor the Nie of the lmmedlet-t•. de Ille men.re.
Frenk Oon1encifllol nempg. ~I. "' ,....._.. eec:r"•· ti hey ill9U"8. J~ of Ille Superior Court t . TO THE RESPONDENT: The The ~ -UMd by !tie puede -rllllltrede • tllmpo.
bll1hed Orange Co11t Delly p1tlt101111 hll llled 1 petition Mid trenefer« 1t Mid locallon 11 1. TO THlr DEFENDANT: A clllll
• Nov. 26. Dec:. 2, 9, 111, 1882 concerning your mllrlege. II you !foll SAM'S MACHINE e.«>P. compl1lnt 1111 been fli.d by tilt 5202~ to Ille 1 •MPo"M wttllln • dey1 of Tll•t utd bulk tr1n1ter It plelnllfl egelMt you, II you .,,,.... to -+----------=. the d1te 11111 11111 MHnmonl 11 ., ln1Mdecl to lie~ et lhe ~ ltli9 ~. you fl'IU9t, wltflln PlalC NOTICE l9fYed on you. )'Olllr d9teult rney be oMoe of The &ctow Group, Inc .. M deya 1tt•r 11111 1ummon1 la
Ronald Jerome Br'euglllon
1t1tement -111ec1 with 11111 ty Clertt ol O<enge County on
ber 22, tH2. Pmr74
bli1ll1d Orange Co11t 0111y
• Nov. 25, oec:. 2, e. 1e411~,
entered end the OOUf1 may enter • 11122 1 .. c11 lhtd., Sult• 110. -*on you, Ille Wlt'1 tllll court•
tuctoment containing lnJunctlve Of Huntington a.:ti, CA t2t4I on °' .,,,,ltten •llC)Oflee to IM eomplalnt
othef Ofder• QOl!Qetnlng dlvllion of .-°""*"'* 21. tin. U!""8 you do eo, yollt' d9tlUll wlll
proper1y. apouHI auppor1. ctllld Tiiie bllfll ,,..,..., II IUbject to be entered on epplleetlon ot the
cuatody. cllltd 1upport, abtOf~ Celltornl1 Uniform Cot11merct1t plelnllff, Ind tNI -1 may..,.., •
'-· COlll end llJCfl °"* ,...., .. cocs. 8ectlOll •••• judgment IOlin9I you lor the ....... mey be 911ntec1 by !tie court-The The neme end 1ddrw of tlle de!T*lded In "" _,.....,,, wlllcll gernltllrnent ol •eeet. telling of perton w11t1 "'*" ol9lllll nwr lie could rHult In gernlalllftent of
money or Pf°'*1Y• Of otllef court fifed 11 The laorow Group, tno.. ••t••· llhlng ot mofle'jj or or
euOIOrlud prooeed)nge m1y llto 1fH2 BHcll 8~d, Suite 110, Pfoper1y0f °"*. rellef ~In
r9Nt. H\lntlnalon a.di, CA .... Ind 11'11 ~. oeted Nowmber 29, 1992 tM 1Mi ~ tor 1111na o1911111 by _, l>Med: Apr11 22. 1812
Lee A Brendl, C.. crtdltor 111•11 be ~b., II, J, ~. CWtt
H.,_ E. Boelld&, OIOllfY 1M2. wNot1 II Ille ~ dey D. MllMooef, DitJutY ......,_ It. K..-.., •1 ......_ llefore the co11111lftmellon dtte NlllM. OOMCN1 & llOUelO,
A•ef'lve, a111te -. ...... """• ~ llbowe. 1 .. ¥ ...... ~1 ..... tll1, C...._...-, (714) 111....,... Det9d: Deotl'll~ 3. IHI. ....... CA twa. t:nl) _,.-_
Publl1lled Orenge Coeat 011ty Tfd L. a.. Publllfltd Or•no• C08at Deity
PllOI. Dec:. t . 18, H . 30, 1N2 IMty a.. Pll01, Dec I , ti, 21, 30, 1H2 ________ ....;5;..;;;316-~-H ~ Tt•....... f;!H:!I
Ml.IC lil)'f1C( P11llllllltd Ot'Mte COMI Oailr Ml.IC NOTICE
-----------P!IOC, Dec. •• l4CJl.8I
l'ICTITIOUe -·· ·-JC lllf\ftl'r NAm ITA~ ... -. "'"~ ~o:::wlng '*~" 11 doing NOTICI °" AIPUOATI09I
M". T'S AUTO IALU AND M.~~.
IE"VtCE, l30I W. W"'* Ave , ti-a.et
leflt• Alla. CA tr104. To WllOtll It -Concem, THOMAS DIAN HURST, 41 C H AL I T I A y A A I AH
Herl! ... w.,, INlnt, CA 12114. lllllTAUMNT, IHC II ~ to
Tllll llutlntll 11 ooncllloted lllV Ill '"• 0•111rll11tflt or AICOllOllO
lndMdUtl. Tl!omM 0 Hllfll ••• ., ... COll,,O, ror ... , .. OH
TNt Mettment .,..· ..... wlltl Ille IALI HUI I WINI C'UI. IAT.
Coullty ~ Of 0t1n11 ~ .., "-I 10 ... l600fMllc ._ ... at
Dau TIMI t. 1"2 ,_,. =7~ ll¥d •Coatie Miia, CA
f'11lllll1lltd Or.ange Coal! Ollly 'ulllltlled Orange Coe11 Oellr '*"· 0.0. t, 11, U . JO. 1-:..... ftlot, 0.0. t , 1N1 Nii.fl
l'ICTmOUI -·· U..ITATDmMT
Th• toflowtng peraon la doing
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OOLDIN CHAAtOT8, 177 F ..._...A-. Newport BMr;fl,
Calltomie9*' T111odort f"rl1dm1n. tUI
i.110el'ld i.otd. ,,.._port •••ell,
Clillforflla t2teO
Tiiie "'*'-le OCINllKttd ~ 111 ~
TlltOdelft 'rflcdlNn TNt ....,..,, ...... wllfl the
County ()lftl of Ot ... County on
H0\4MMr "· ,... ,_
P11lllll•tled Orenp COHt 011ty
...... Oto 1,1. ti, II. 1Ht ......
Mesa doctor nained to boards
C.O.ta Mesa resident Dr. Rober' A. Peelor, has
been named to the boards oL Western Medical
Center, West.em Medical Center-Anaheim, West.em
Medical-Bartlett Center . Irvine Community
Hospital and Irvine Ambulator y Care Cente r.
Peelor is one of three Western Medical Center
medical staff members serving on the boardB.
Rob)'D CbUd of Ne wport Beach has been
promoted from account coordinator to account
supervisor with Zuckerman Public Relations and
Advertising of Tustin. Child's responsibiJjties wUI
include intra-office management and supervision of
all accounts.
LeoDard BeDIOD of Fountain Va lley has
completed 30 years of serV:ce with AirR~arch
Manufacturing Co. of Torrance . .Benson is a lab
development specialist with the firm, a division of
the Garrett Corp.
DaDice BruDo of San Cle mente has been
named assistant cashier/operations offjcer with the
Dana Niguel Banlc. The new bank, now in its final
stages of construction, is scheduled to open Friday.
It is located in downtown Dana Point at the corner
ol Pacific Coast Highway and Golden Lantern.
Monarch Properties, Inc., of Newport Beach,
announces the promotion of StaD Scbulte from
controller to chief financial officer . Schulte, a
resident of Long Beach, will h a ve direct
responsibility for cash management, banking
relationships, and pension funds and will ~ist in
Im lementlng the investment decisions for the
. OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
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8'WTllfl'I "" .-.. F,..SG """~ Monnin 11 11V.
e ntire Monarch portfolio u well as related
companies.
NaDcy Fuen'u of Lake Forest haa been
appointed manager of Gibralter S;lVings' Newport
Beach branch . Prior to joining Gi.,ralter's staff,
Fue ntes was assistant vice president/branch
manager for Newport Balboa Savinp and Loan and
San Diego Federal Savings and Loan.
The State Board of Education has named
Mlcbael L. Mu1bet of Huntington .Beach, 89istant
division manager of data processing information
services for Southern California F.ciiaon Co., to the
Educational Technology Committee of the
Callfomi.a Department of F.ducation.
Garry A. Lapide1, Microdata Corp. of Irvine's
director of security was recently elected chainnan
of the Orange County Chapter of the American
Society of Industrial Security for 1983. The ASIS
ls an international organization of more than 30,000
security and loss prevention professionals. Orange
County Chapter numbers 265 members.
Distributed Logic Corp. of Garden Grove has
appointed AD&boDy West of Anaheim to the post of
applications engineer. West's primary responsibility
will be to provide pre-sales technical assistance to
customers, assuring they will purchase the correct
equipment for their needs.
The board of directors of Cushman Electronics,
Inc., of Newport Beach, declares a dividend of three
cents per common share. It ia payable Jan. 3, 1983 to
shareholders of record Dec. 15, 1983 .
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OUTLOOK ~83
The Orange Coast 11 a prime flnanclal center marked by aolld growth and a healthy economy. -
The December edition of Current magazine Wiii feature Outlook '83 -1n exemlnatlon of the tlmety lllUM I"
bullneH -addr...,ng IUCtt topic• u ...
• Contributions and progrete made by Orange Coast bu1ln.., In 1982.
• Economic trend• to expec1 In 1983 -wtth a focu1 on local employment, real ntate, conatructloil,
,..all and nnance.
• Local forecl1t1 and projection• from key bullneet flgurea.
• An OY9r'Vlew of lndUttry Jn each of the Orange Cout ctti...
Orane-Ooul DAILY PllOTIThuraday, o.c:.mt>« 0, 1082
P A form • new unit
CRAPEVINE, Tt-ua (AP) Pacific Southweal
AJrllm'I wJIJ tr.Y LO fonn • n •w Texu·bued dMalon uain1
BtanJ(( lnwnu.Uonal jrtllnen, t>qulptnenl and tennlnala, '•
Braniff offldalAI aakl.
The ptopotal 1lde1tep1 lhfl controcl problem• that
ecuttl~ an earlier pro~ JOlnt operating •1rttment.
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Ce~~' 711\-75 cent• • pouno. US.
deelinellOM.
Leed 20~-2S C«tt• • pound.
ZIM 38-.0 _,.. • pound, ci.1,...-ed, T1ill N .1341 Metel• Weell oompo•ll• lb.
..........._ 78 cent•• pouncr,N.Y. ...,_, 13e5.00 per ftMk, l'leff•""" S372.00-S371l.OO troy ounce, N.Y.
SILVER
H•ndy •nd Harmen, S 10.35 per lroy
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•·E•·dlYldenclt °' •ll·rlQhlt y.b0dlll\Clend and ,_ In M l t•S-. In Ml
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You can't afford to mlU this opportunity
to communlc:Me youl' out1tandlng beneftt1 to
over 98.000 adult reader• -re1ldents Yltelly
concerned about the unc.rtalnti.. and
progreee of their coa1tal region.
Outlook '83 11 a fMture aure to be aaved for future
referenQe by employeee, cu1tomer1 and bu11,,.._
lnt ... ted In IMdlng area lndU\try.
To .... rve ~' advertlelng epece today, contact Deity Piiot
eicMtt'91ng It Ma--t331.
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Cit Oranoe Co11t DAILY PILOT/Thur•day, Oectmbtr 8, 1882
by Charin M. Schulz --------BIGGEORGt; by V1rg1I Partch (VIP) PE4Nl'TI THE
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Cl RCl'M
TMIS 15 M'/ LIFE ••
RtPIN6 0,. TME SACK
OF MOM'S BICYCLE
6000 6~1EF!LOOK OUT
FOR TME TRUCK !
LOOK OUT Fatt TME CAR !
.. " II II TREE!
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s Ave o 8V TME
DITTO MARKS.. i
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t I "Marmaduke was a big success in sehool!
He ate all the stuff the kids didn't want from
their lunches!"
6:\Rt'lt:LD
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• ttL ~ PIE! SHAl.I.;
[ WE ~l?.SUM!: OOR
Q COUR'fSHIP?
l~-9
"Dldn't you l11ve any for me?"
Hank Ketchum
by Harold Le Ooux
llM'S ~ lUPtNEO OVTTO eE
f\USHLANO ... ANO HE ~S SENT'
lO PRl90N ! HE .-CFVSED lO-TELL WHAT HAPPENED TO THE'
t 260.000 TA~EN IN THE'
HEl&T! !-./"
by Jim Davis
SHOE
WE USED TO HAVE
A BARE SPOT
ON OUR WALL---
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MV N£WSPAP!F\( VOU CNlWIO UP MV N!WS_,A,,IR!
IT'S iMINGS LIKE TMIS
TMAT MAKE ME WONOER IF VOO SMOOLP MING IN
1'~E PAPER AT ALL
f'l:NKl' "INKERBEJ\N
R090 Parade Itinerary
3:30 am-Arrive at
school to load buses
and depart.
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DREAM IN~
OF M~.
RIGHT. .. ?
l ,...~CROSS 56 Wonder WEDNESDAY'S
• , 1 Recotd 59 Plentoh11 PUmE SOL YED
' ".~ FestiVfl 62 Dog or cat •
• /1 ~ SubseQuently 6-4 A Barrymore
· .t 114 Ar awn gull 65 Nurse Caveft
.16 Periods 67 Lathe. e g
1 .f.fi Foresl 2 worda
, , I g(>ddess 70 Ttcket
.111 An111 71 Actor
, t9 Charged Skinner
n partlcte 72 Sole
i fO .. Nothing 73 Dakotas
1111 Ulla -_.. Indian
""Army unlt 7• Style
~> Abbf 75 Enthu11asm
~3 A Muwell DOWN
2• Es1eems 1 Up - -
H24 Garment 2 Ammonia
Oo<lgtd compound
:U.Color 3-Tallung 22 Peal! 48 Waler body
351-Wett • Hard surface 25 Emend 48 WorM
J 1 Arachntds 5 Prf9&re 26 Arra.ngement 5 t Shred
1 j!j Channel 8 "To be" paf1 28 Gloomy -53 Tell all
·-ltOtKOtd 7 En11ch 30 Forbid 55 Magazine • 'goddtt• 8 Hokling 32 Gtolon. lor 57 Gyra narnt n 1n11ruments 9 Olctatioma one 2 worda 58 Actress Tttry
.H!orw111'*1 C!IY 33 Row 59 R.malndtt
45 Hues 10 Mvalc. etc 34 Chow eo VntfnPIOyed
by F~rd & Tom Johnson
er... ,ABouT ~BE:RT
REDF~D-· I WoNDER
How HE'I> l.OOk IN
AN~ #f?_oN .{5 ...
II ., WMened 2 word• 35 81111r e 1 Order
•9 ,OOI t I Plant Itta 38 WtltflHI e3 In -: WllOlly '-""-"-"-"-1~Mott i.t!M 12Sttll'I ~ 38 Ortgon City &e !Mfd ~ monty 13 ''°' l'fl'lt 4 I DegOtr &e Vlclory l6llfA *""1 II Wtwr 43 K#td °' .,..., .. Colftp. pt
BRABBLE
•.SMOCK·
" II I/ II FENCE!
II I' D06!
GREAT IDEA··
WHAT'5 THE
PAINTING
CALLED?
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by Tom Batiuk
A word to the wiSe: the
restrooms in the school
will be open.
It's a long way to
,.._, ~ S'. • ' vcu...L.J. orrua .
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£~RC.\Sf. oM ~\!» ou> ....__ _____ J06.
by Kevin Fagan
by George Lemont
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Arrs & Crafts
·arisfma5
Catl0r~3!J
by Janine
Card•
Invitation• . C«11flcat• ,. Call an1wer ad 1579,
&42-4300, 24 hrs.
H & H Fl«al & Craft ~up
ply. 3 loc. Orange, Gard·
en Grove, Anaheim
AS THING ARE • Flower
arrangtmenta, Siik
Pienta & TreH. Hand
crafted gift•. 1590 s. Cat Hwy, Urig Bch. 41M-1204 _.. ..
Boutique ·
PlTW-.S ..............
Chrlatmu Item• -,()-flu
your Holld•y• with
Chflltma Cr-Come Vlalt Ua. 4242 Campua
Drive. Sit E-3 Newport
Beech ~11-9550 Mon-Fri
10-4, Sat 9:30-3:30
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Oran e Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurlda , December 9, 1982
"
'/'Ile n1arketplace cm tfw Orange Coast ... 642-5678
r Among people lookit1g /or a rcutul. 70'
read real e~tott1 clas:n/wd oda .
..,.,..
Gifrs for Him Gourmt!r Gifts
Small & Laroe Occulon1 •-------• SoecNll Sporta Toural LA C0tdon Bleu Graduate Jon Broekrnan Pi.no Co. ~ Va LA Rama OR Catering Speclllltlet 997 Gi.nn.yre ROH Bowl OR Super
___ 8'_6-0_13_9 ___ 1 LeQUM e..ch 4974490 Bowl ... Spece. Nmltld.
Special Holiday RatMI New Microwave (~). Celt ~~jC COAST
-Catering •Waltr..... $189 ... Celling Fent w / BOX OFFICE
Waltert • Bartendlng 11 t e I , N t w , S 1 9 . 540-3M9 53e4&28 &42·5937 1-855-f209 ---------111 ft Heron 8.tlboat. All Polltt & well groomed
prof. bartendtr/ .. rvtr
1va11. tor Holidaya. pw-
tlle.
Flatt tor Ch<lstmu wood, hand medt, and H I'd DICK MILLER MOTORS blautlf\.11. 95% complete 0 I a}'
Steve 84S-1426
EXP'D BARTENDER
No Job too small. Lie.
ARNIE 9&8-f666 aft 6
Ricco'• orea11ve catering. Wt do It tll, or Juat ~e
& cleanup. 548--0821 ..
Santa Ana 557-2132 ~$~99!5~·_!644-~5~7~89!_ ___ ~-------
MloQ._Cw F1nlah Gift
C«1lflcatta & Holiday
Speelala. Call 754·8404
011• IYEllll
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$69 ov.r Invoice on aul•--------
LEE'S FLOWERS
• SM ut tor your Christ-
mu Bouquets. 891-26"
FLOWERS BY MORAi
449 E. 17th Street,
Cotta M .... 645·8144
new: MICROWAVE: New Sharp _ .. '92 Audi'• CarouHI, probe. $229.
'82 Rabbit Sedana_ Or choota from Amana,.
'92 ScirOCICOI Litton, Meglo Chef, Tap-:{=~~:; pan,o ·=r.:111. Miscellaneous
Sealanta, or Factory r•
bat•. If any. 445 E. Cst Hwy N.B.
TIUT ... .._Y" Ofter ~~4192 Body wrap1-faclal kits ---------1 gift pack9gt1 844-5299 Rent: 28' motor home,
Holiday Rent-A.Car Low u $39.95/weekend
Robins Ford IM2--0010
HOLIDAY POTLUCK
DINNER CRUISES, $10
833-5806 760-2579
11pe 9, tu11y io.ded.
MS-M16
~-!~ 110 !.~.117 Cott• Meea, &4&-3141
Engrtwcl glfta IUt f0te-
vtr. Tankard•, gobltta,
baby eup1, picture
tramea, key rlnga, ate.
Your Complelt 8611 Heed
quwtera ·Salte, Ren1111, LUTll .... ,
Clothlng, Ski Ramp, CHRISTMAS
NEWPORT SKI CO., TREES
2700 W. Cout Hwy, Wl\EATHS
631-3280 2038 Newport 8IVd
St°"I CMatmu Shopl Ml-H41 ~-~~ ~ Speclaillatt "' Holiday
Ml 11111 I ' .. MUllc: on the Move~ Gel In _•_tc_. _____ _
fMturtng exduel¥e 811 c0tatlon1. Copperflel ~,
zard .icis & famo4JS actJ.. Flowers. 1938 So. 11
vewear. Reglater for pr-Hwy. L.B. 494-1173 Delllleted by Santa, °' Kl the Groove with Mu1lc Kl the Clown. Only f()( all Occ. 731-9194
::~u~~dl~= AL TEC STUDIO SPEAK•
for hotpltal vtalt. Dttalla: ERS (2), wtlnut wood 543-8511 flnllh. $250 ta. 551-3201
UIY IUll NII
Good eond. Mu1t sell.
Aalclng $1300. Call evea.
. 714-M&-2789
Pan r Goods
WHIRLIGIG
90 1 W. Baker, Coate
Mete 979-f570
lze d rawing Dec. t 5: Sell things last with D 1ly
wlndturfer, boota, vaca-Piiot Want Ads. tlons, morel 842·5e30. Pere: & .SLlpplies 1111 Wnteffff lrttt
W11tcNft Plaza, N.B. ~-~-"'-i ee e e e e ee e e e et WINDSURFING SALE a ~Gi;,~t Mlatral $950. HIFty $750. • ~ UPSport1(714)63 1-4109
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FICTITIOUS 9U-H NAME ITATDmNT
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92683 This t>ullneu la conouctad by • generol pertnersnlp Jetrrey G Holmes This 1t1tement wu Ille<! with tho County Cler1< ol Orange County on
Pla.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI _, .....
NAME ITATUIPfT
The lollowlno p111on Is doing
t>ullness u PETE'S MOBIL, 300 I 8rls1ot,
Ccelo M .... Cal1lornio 9?626
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5265-82
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l'tB.IC NOTICE rta.IC NOTICE PlB.IC NOTICE
MOnca TO CONTMCTOM ..one. TO COWT'RACTOM °"'9CI Ofl THI K-tz711 1
MN-Al 1tt cA&.Uea '°"..,. c~ "°"..,. ... ..,,-cORoNut NOT h NOTICE OF DEATH OF SCHOOL DISTRICT: Huntlnoton set400L DtSTRICT: Huntington COUNTY Of' ORANU ICE OF DEATH ~F 0 EE 8eect1 City 8dlool 011trtct 8eectl City 8dlOOI DllCTtct. NOT'lc. Of' aAU UNDIJt ff 0 N T E L L E J.. •
NNORREENN HAOL8l0STLLEIRS,T aka 810 OEACUNE; 2:00 o'dock pm. BID DEADLINE; 2:00 o'dock p.m. OfCltft Of' POMCU>eUM l SEN HART AND 0 F . E~ of Ille 200I ~of D..mo.r 19'2 of tfle 218' day of December, 1M2. ....,.,,.. .,. • ~ ·---" p LA INTI FF cu L v EA DALE E T I T I 0 N 1 0 aka N. HOLISTER AND or· PLACE OF BID AECEIPT; about to b• mad• on peraonal COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. etc DMINISTER F.STA'""'t· PETITION TO ADMJN Adml"+•tntlon Office 20451 PLACE OF BIQ RE CEIPT: property IW91nefter dtecribtcl. v1 DEFENDANT· JOSEPH H. """I Is TE R EST AT E N 0 Crllmw i.-Huntlnaton 8tadl Admlnl1trat1on Ottlct, 20451 The MIMI and bl*'-add,_ CAMPBELL. etol No. 378251 ·I !IHI. · A 11••01 • PROJECT. IDEN,IFICATION Cralm« "-• Hl.wltlnaton 8eadl. of ... '"-'did llaneMrore ••:JAY I, Ille ~ned. &ad GOIN. To all heirs. beneficiar •
• ... • . NAME: Dteadu Flrecheclt. PROJECT IDEN,IFICATI ON D. and SAMARA BUCHANAN, dba Stletiff-Corooer. County OI Orange, red1tors and continu~t To aU heirs, beneflc1ar1es, Huntington BHch City School NAME: ~tlon of ~. 8 AR 8 AR A 8 UCHA NAN & State or Colllornla, do herobf Qer11ty d · f C h II L c redito rs and contingent Ollttlc:t. HunUngton B••otl City School ASSOCIATU.2020 Quall, Newport that by vlttu• or Decree or re •tors 0 onte
creditors of Noreen Hohster PLACE PLANS ARE ON FILE: Olltrlet. BMcli. CA t2MO. Forecloauro and Sole In 1h1 nhart and pel'10N , ~o
d Maintenance Ooptlnment, no 17th PLACE PLANS ARE ON FILE: Thi locetlon In Collfor"'8 of the Supe1lor Courl ol tho CCH.tnly or ' y be otherwise inte~ an persons who may b e StrHt Huntington &Heh CA Ooptlnment 770-17th tJtecutlve offloe or prlnc:lt>aJ Or•.[!1141. Stoto or Coltrornla, tnltrad n the will and/or est.at.et otherwise interested In the 92e48.' ' trtet, Hunllngton Beach, CA bu1ln"' office of the lntondtd on ottobtr 12, 1982, and recotded A petition has been ~i will and/or estate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thllt tr-*OB la the SAME. October 12, 1982, In Ill• obove Pla.IC NOTIC( A petition has been riled theabove-nemedSc:hoolOlotrlct of NOTICE 18 HEREBY 01\/EN 11\tt All other bualneH namH and e nt lllod act1on,·whereln, Y Kirwin L. Eisenhart In F20Z754 ....,..... ___ .,,..... ________ b W 111 R Ch Orange COUnty, Calltomla, ectlng ~School Olttr1c1 of addr-• uMd by the Intended ClJJ.VERDALE COMM UNITY h e S upe rior Court <lf
Publlahed Orange Co11t Dally tTATIMENT Of' UAM:>ONMENT Y I a m · ris tlan in by and tlltough It• Oovernl,,g anoe County, Cellfomla, eottng tranlferOB within three yewa lat ASSOCIATION, • Callloml• Non· range County reque!{ti,ng
Novemw 22. 1982
Pllot.Nov.25.0ec.2.9, 18, 1982 OFUUOI' th e S uperior Court o( Board, hereinafter referred to u y and through II• Governing pHt 10 far 11 koown to the Ptollt Corporation. tht abovo hat KJrwln L . Eisenhailt , _________ 5_1_45_·_82 FICTITIOUS 9USINESS NAME Orange County requesting "DISTRICT," 'Wiii reoelVt up to, bu1 , herttnafter reMrred to u Intended transfer--NONE. named plalnllff, obtained a
The following peraon hu that William R . Christian be nol later then the above-11tted 'DISTRICT",• rtoalw up to, but The namet and~ llddr-JudOment end deer" or torecloeuro ppol n te d as per s al Pl&.IC NOTICE abandoned Ille UM or tile flelltloua appoi nted as person a 1 time. 8Mled bide tw the-d of a ot later than the abo11e-atated ot lh• Intended tranaltrMI are: a nd ule •g•I"'' JOSEPH H. epresentalive to a · FICTITIOUS aua.... t>ullnesa nemo· contract for the aboW projtc1, ....... bide'°' the -d of. GEORGE LOWE J R.-LOWE CAM P8 ELL end s u E A~ N ht' estate of Chon tell
NAMEITAT£MENT 80NOAVIASSOCIATES, 18430 representative to administer IMdutwlll btreotlwdlnthe~ '°'~:WJojlct. INDUSTRIES. INC. db• LOWE & CAMPBELL. delondanll, ror tho Isenhart. I rvine. c
The ro11owln9 per1on 11 dolnn Brookhurst Street. Su Ito 204, the estate of Noreen Hollster ldentllled above, and •h•ll bt Bide llNll be In ttle ~ ASSOCIATES, "9 8. State~ aum or elghl ~ndrad Mvenly·tl• d l t>uslne11 u • Fountain Valley. C•klornlo 92709 tunder the l nde pendent opened and publldy ,_, olouO at denbllled above, and 1hall be BMt. Suite L. FUtletton, CA t:ze3l. and 201100 dollar•. 1ow1u1 money of un er the ndepen
INFAX SYSTEMS. 1548·0 The Ftctllloua eualneu Nomo Administration o f Estates the ~atAld tlmt Ind~. and putilldy reed aloud at That lht propefly pertinent the United States, and by vlnue of o dminlstratlon of Ea Adam• Avenue. Coat a Men. rorerred to obove wu lllod In . Tlwe wll be no depOllf ~Id abou1 .. Med time and~. hereto le deac:r1bed In gentr8I • writ o1 enlorc:emenl In aald action ct). The peUtlon ls le courom1a 92626 Orongo County on s.p1 1. 1ee2. Act). The peutJon Is set Cor tor tact1 Ml of bid ~ to Ther9 wll be no depoolt required lmeriOf Detlgr1 .,._, Acloount• Issued on Nowmbor t, tt82, I om caring tn Dept. No. 3 a
Daniel JotePh Hortnell Jr . 938 Oovld A Petare. 19430 hearing in Dept No. 3 at 700 ouart ntM lhelr return In good taCl'I Ml of bid documents to Recelvable, Account• Payable. commanded to ... 11111 the' property 1 C D . Eutglon onve. Laverne. Calll0tnla Brookhurat StrHt, Suite 204. Civic Center Drive. West. In condition within "0" daya all• the 11arantM lhtl1 rtturn In good L...s Oflloe ~. Gooowll, and in Ille County ol Orange, State or IV c enter rive 91750 FOUllloln Volley, Callfomla 92708 h C" f S bid 09et11nO dttt WltNfl "0" de)'l lfter ttle II located at 202.0 Ouell. Newport Caltlomlo. ~ N IOllowl nta Ana, Calif. 11270
This t>utlnelt i• condUC1ecl by.,, Thca~wucondllcied bya Cal ei·c mltty 0 ....:-~ta Ana, l:.llCfl bid muet conlof'm and be °"'*'II dett. 8-:f\, CA t2tl0. LOI 12, of Tract No 6952,.. '. 29, 1982 at 9:30 a . lndivldual llmltecl partnerll'llp 1 o a on """-"mber 29, ruponalve to the contract &di blcJ mU9t oonform and be Thi ~ ,_ UMd by the recotded In 800lc 283, Paget 39 to IF YOU OBJECT to
Donlel J Honneu Jr David A. Peter• 1982 at 9:30 a.m . ~ 11pon1I•• to the oontract Mid ttanafwora at Mid IOaldOn II •2. lnclualvo ol Ml1collanoou1 ranting of the petition,
Thta stotement wu flied with the Thia atot_,t wu fllod wtth the IF VOU OBJECT to the Eadl bidder etl8ll IUbnlh, on tllt 8 A R 8 A A A 8 UC H AN AN & M9PI, In the OfflOe ot the Orange
County Clerf\ ot Orange County on County Oenc 01 Orange County on granting o( the petition you torm furnished with the contrect Eaoh ll6ddar alMll eullmlt, on !tie ASSOCIATES. County Record«. Celltomlo hould either appear at! t Novemt>ot 211. 1982 Novemt>et 22 1982 • doOI n••"· • llel of the propoeed -tumlttlld With the contract Tllat ••Id buUl tuoarer 11 Property I• more commonly earing and state ~ F2DIOll · · .,,._, should either appear at the 11Uboorltrecton on Ihle project .. • 11111 of lhe propoeed Intended bo bl coneumm•echt lhe llnown u. 3M2 <:wemont. !MM. bjections or m e wrllt
Publlahad Orange CoHt Delly PubH1hod Orange Cout Dolly h eari ng and state your required by tlle Subletting and tnctore on tNt project• olllct or Ba1bara Buchanan & Callfomla bj · • h h PllOt. o.c 2. 9. 18. 23, 1982 Piiot, Nov 25. o.c 2. 9, 16. 1982 objections or file writte n 8ubcontrs1lng F• """*-/Id. tQulrld b the Sut>lettlng and AMOCiatM. 2020 Ovall, ~ Together Wllh oll and llngular ,~tionhs whit 1
1 e co 5209-82 5207-82 obJ·ections with the court Govt. Code Sec. 4100 • aaq, F8'r PntcUoeo Act. Beecll, 924MIO °"or atter oecamo. t.he i-ts, heradlloment•, and ore l e ear ng. ======-:--==~=~~~~--------.:.:.....:..:: E.adl bidder muat llUbmff wtth,. . Code Sec. 4100 • eeq, H . 1"2. llPP\H1enencat thereunto t>e4onglng ppearance may be in DEllH lmal before the hearing. Your bid Gtr1111ed or GHhllr'o Gtleck &di bidder muat aubnlft with hll Thi name and addrM1 of the or In anywtte ac>P«1alnlng. r by your attorney a ppearance may be in person PtYtt>1e to the DISTRICT or a bid Id c~tlfled or cuhler'1 check perwon wtVI wtlorn delrN may bt PU8LIC NOTICE IS HEAE8Y I F y 0 U A 'R
or by your attorney. boftd In ttle form Ml f0r1tl In ttle to llll DISTRICT or• bid llled I• Geory• Lo-Jr .. L01r• GIVEN That on Friday, January 7, CRED TO F oontract ~ In an -.nt In the form Ml lortll In ttle lndu1trl11, nc. db• Lowe & 1N3, 01 tO:OO o'Clocll, • m of lh•t l R or a coo l Y 0 U A R .E A not 1"' than 10 perc.nt 01 th• docuntl1t1 tn an -r A.Moc:tatM, HI s. State Cohgt. day et Main Lobby, CCH.tt1hOUM, creditor of the decewd,
GURREN Joru1 J . Gurren, Jr., Gary CREDITOR or a contingent mHlmum amount of bid u • ltt• tllan 10 percent of the ~ L. FUiierton, CA 82931. and 700 CMc: Center Orllle W•t. Cl1Y of must me your claim wttlf
JOHN J . G U RREN, 8 Ch ar lea Ourren, B arbara creditor of tht' deceased, you ~ thet tfle t>lddlr wll antwr H lmum amou11t of bid H • the !Mt• tor :"t.c dalme by arry Sonta Ana, 1 wlll 1111 the above court or preMnt it to~t e
resident of C.O.ta Mesa, Ca. Allen, Shirley Ormerod ; must file your claim w ith the nto the ~opoeed oontract If Ille to -:::'-~~~1:"'..! ~ .. r~l.•o.:.i1e•tt,.•l/sbt~ bu~9:d2•6Y, ~d ~ .. pr.~eoy'-~t~rwrtt .. personal representa i e .. p I I b th f M court or present It to the aame la -•rdld to lllm. In the ... ...,....... -· -.... " .... ...~ -· ..-. ~ ........ , ,,_..., u.ed away December 8 ov ng ro er o •ry 1 eve11t of ,.._,,. to enter Into Mid 11 awa1ded 10 him. In the t>erort the ooneummatlon d•I• may t>e necMMry 10 MllalY 11ld appoln ted by the c u t
1982. Beloved huaband of Lesh; cheriahed grandfather persona representative contract, aucll aecurlty wlll bt of htllurt to enter Into Mid ~ abcwe. judgment wllh 1nteres11 and coat•. within four months f e
Vi.rginia· d evoted father of and great-grandfather. Holy ap~'?lnted by the c ourt torfWft. ntraot, 111oh aecurlty wlll be Otted:o-ntier8, 1tl2. to lht hlghftt b4dder. lor c.ah In date of first Juu._a £
' R o 1 a r y w I 11 be h eld wit in four months from the re::!:~!.'='!~:' ~t.:: '°':rRICT tllll'Ylt the rtollt 10 L~~ ":: ~~s:~::' A':~~.~::~:~. letters aa provided in
Thunday December 9 1982 date ot first issuance of llTegularftlaa or tntonnalltlM In any rtjOct any or aU*ta or to wel¥t arry ln'*'<tld T,.,,.,.,_ Oeoembtr 1. 1"2. 700 of the Probat.to Cod
WcCOllMIQC MOITUAltH
Laguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Hrlls
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495·1776
HAUOll L.AWM-MT. OllYI
Mortuary• Cemetery
Cre"-IOry
16~ Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
5055~
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MOITVd T
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CostaMHI
6"42·9150
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WHTC ... CHANl
427 E 11th S I
CoetaMesa
648-9371
at 7 :00,PM at P1'e r ce lettersuprovidedinSectJon btdoortnlheblddlng. ~or lntorn....._ln~ Publl1hed Orange co .. 1 Dally &RADO.ATES, California. The time f r
Brothen Bell • Broadway 700 of the Probate Code of Pur1uant to th• provlelon• of btdo or In .. bidding. Piiot, Dec. t . 1"2 Sheflff·Corontr (illna clalma wlU not e
M ....,, • ..., Ch .1 ~--f California The time for a.otton 1773 of lhe LabOt Code of Pvreutnt to tllt r;:::11on1 of 640342 Count" or Orengo, CA ... 0··~,, \_;napeJ. _.... 0 · the State of Calltornta, tht s.cao.i 1m of the Code of By. K.'erown, prior to four months Chrlatlan Bw1al will be held filing claims will not expire Dl8TllllCT hu obtalfted trom Jhl th• Ital• of Callfornla, the f'talC NOTICE Sergeant the date o f the hea
Friday, December 10, 1982 at prior to lour months from Director of the O.pertment of DISTAICT hta Obtalntcl from the PnOtOTT, UI & YAN ._," not.Iced above. •
9:00 AM at St. Joacblm the date of the hearing lndu1trltl Relatlona tlle ~al Director of th• Department ot "" • ......, DftlM YOU MA y EXAM!
Cato t.hollcfollowChaturchGood, wts'!'-~ no~ ·~v EXAM IN t: :::0 ~of ,,,:'.::",=c = ,::•;:o;:. t~= , ..... ,., .... ., u.c.c.) == 8taoh. ca -the file kept by the couA. '""r_.... hOllclay Ind _,.. wort! In IM .,. .. ..,_., ~ ,... lor Notice 11 hereby 01v1n to the ........,._ _....,,.,, you arc lntereated In t
Cem e tery in Huntin"ton the flle kept by the court. If 1oc111ty In wtlldl IHI _. II to M l'ICllct9r Ind °"'1llM wort! In "'9 Crtdltore of JOIE'. P REAL aftd Publlahed Orange COHI Delly ~tale, you n)lly file a Beach, Ca. Friends may call you are lntereated In the peitomled '°' 181111 cnft or"" of ..-y In ..._ tHt WOfli II to M 8AAIAAA RIAL, Tranererora, Piiot. Dec e. 18, 23. tH2 with the court to reoei
f ............ _ ...._ •-D--esta~ you may file a request worker nllclect to 1H cut1 the '°' tad! orlft Ot ~ Of wtlOM buelneM lddt"' la 2200 53 ..... 2 1 or v __ ..,.. ..--.., ·-,,. • oontraat "-,.._ -on Mt• ,._., nMctect to txtGutt th• Harbor 8Nd •• No. 1, COtta Meat, s pee I a not Ice of .f
Pie rce Brothers Bell • with 1the1 cour1t to refcelhve the OtlTRICT otttot looated at ....,... n-,.... ... on Mt 81 Count y ot Oranoe. Stal• ot f'talC NOTlC( Inventory of estate aae
Broad way M o rtuary , s Pe c • n o t cc o t e 20411 Cn11Mf LaM Huntln9t0ft thl OllTllUCT office tooee.d at c.tornit, thet • ~ lr-'9r " and of the petitions accoUn OUw:ton. &42-9150• lnveQtory of estate aast>ta e.dl,CA.09flle1Nft1eoMIJMcl *''Cr._ 1.w, Hunttnaton about to bt made to PAUL aTAftmNTCW M••Dr...n and aporu deac~lW ObU/Patt.er.in •nd of the petltlonti, aa:ounta on ~ A ~ii ... r-. CA. ce.eee ,.._ .. ........, YO-.AYAlP19UL . .,,..l!YteT.-. --OP .. OP s 'I I 2 0 0 f \ h and report• de lb d 1 Mall • 0.-d • ""1o1» • ....,.... A OGllf of ._. ,.... ""-.....,_ addr.-.. II au w. ACTmOUI .,.. .. llAm C' c on o
S acr e n It 8'1111 be 111e1••~ u,oft ttle lie.,._.,•"" II*..... .., 9"te. C.a Mw. County of Th• rollowlng p1r1on1 have California Problte Code.:
ectlo n 1200 . ~ of lh~ CONTAACT09' 10 who"' tll• 1 11111 • INlldllfolw upon t11a Orwlga. , .... of Celllomla abandoned tht u. or the t1ctttlou1 Coo hey Cele•••
PA'ITERSON CaUfornla Proti.te Code. ooncr.ot le...,..,, w upon any ONT"ACT09' to wllom th• .. Tiie r:=,10 be tranaferred ta ~ n-. Ho war• 1 ?711 E l1t
THOMAS D. PAT-Pepper, Hamlltoa a •~aal'!\ectorvndtrlllm,toPtlfncit .. ......_.,._.,,,. IOoettdlt Hart1or9oulilwrd, CITY Of INOUSTAY LIMITED Street Wet .... Tu TE R SON JR • real Sclileeta 111 So Olive St .._.,., ..... .,.....,_.. "'*''*"''°Pllr"°' c1oeta M...,~n1y ot 0,.11 ... PARTNeAtHll', 21111 L• Pu "-llf t'•tat• 171.) 1-.11 ... ,,.
d • . • • N "'ff:i.. I -.. ·_ I •• ..--.. ......., .,, '*"..,... ... .. ... ........ .... .. .... of_....,_ ~. L.aOllllt N19UO!, CA 82t77 .... . .. ; .. • .... ... e nt of Irvine, Ca. Paaeed o. • •i ..,., .... ae ••· CA _,...of 111e..... --. ..,..... .,, ._..111.. ••Id ptop•r•r 11 d11c111>e4 ,,, Tiie '1e1111<Wt 8\lllftetl NM1t p bll hed 0 Coa
away December 6 1982 HfU, (l 3) 117·1fil. No lllddlr IMf """*-1111 bid .. .. ....... a:noral H : Al etocll In trtctt. tfttctd to above ••• llltd Ill U a ranr Born January 8 iH4 l~ P11t>tl•h•d Oun1• Coet1 Dally '°'•...,...of "*'r(IO)-.,. an. No......, iMr ....,_NI IMd ,.,..... ...,.....,.,,Ind OOoO _.of t111g1 County on .J1n11tty U . Dally Piiot, Dec. • 9. l s u I W h' t PllO\. o.c. 1. a. t. 1"2 the_.. ... '°' ... ~of lllda.. a ...-. ""*'r caot-.,. ...., t11at '"' 'oect t>uelltNt llllOWfl a1 1tt 1 1982 • . a.~! ..... _!•h.. .~~'--n·~~~ 0*12 A ,1111911 111 llon d e nd 0 .................... ......_ Ottnlt•.IUll Cher 8utgtr anG CA MPBELi.; CITV OF 63~"'8 ~_... .. ,, ....... Pa ... _ ,...~a= ..... ,.....,.. A P•Y"''"' tlonf i nf • aocatei1U200Harllor IMS .NO. 1, NDUSTRV, 2130 E 'Ourth et . end Patricia Patteraon· PWlJC NOTIC( prtor eo of .. oontreot ...,.. • 111,........ C'oe1e MtM. County of Ott1191. 240. Santa Ane, CA "8.IC NOTICE mother CttTint PattMmn ;;.( MO 111111 tie In H flOnn ... tortll In ............ fl lflt .......... Of Olllfomle. TIU butlntea w• CondUOled by i M~ Montana·.._......,;_ fllCTmOUI WM the oontraot dOCIUmen.., 11111lieInlfltf10nnaetfof1f11n Tiie t>u lll traneter w111 t>t i.ci pattMrlthlp. • Pte"'10UI Witt~ . ;;d ............ NMm ITAW l'wtltMt .. .....,_ .. Of.. ......... ............ ~Oft or.,.., fie 17111 Campbell. c11, of ..... aTATW I £~~~ ~bor ,y fh• tollowtnt pereon 11 dot,,1 Gov••-OOde Of ...... Of ,.,,..,.. ..... .....,_ 4MO ol lhe City f/I ~.1.._1_~.:....!!_ll:CIO nduatry .,_~ ... c__._.. .... ~ot .. 10;-i1n9 Pl'IOft •• ~iSt -clIIUUy; ... ten ..... ah~-~................ OollllOf ...... ,, ......_ .. ..,_... ___ ,.. .__, ... -·---Carmody, Jane BOnd and 'fHIQl~NHOMllAkl~. ~·:::l4 .. •1t••M .. _._ .. _ 2141 11tt1.._.No. IOl,Ctata Thlla....,,,_t_llltdwlththt OMATWllTEMIAl141
Zllubetb Ann Patterton· ~11 Vlt Opono, .....,._ ltltCfl. ......, to -i' utt --"' :'=-• • 1 111111 :-,_C--'Y of 0r-.. ,, ... Of 1Y CWlt of OrMOt Countv on ~\~f' cuu Mu '
c.Jrm Buland' ~~ ALAT•TI. 1084 Oltft en.r 1t1on1r1 wlllllletd lty tlle ID <l ...,,.. IDr lo far " known to '"• tot>et 11.,1..a ,._. l p1nc1r ""'" Ll111. ·~1 __ ~ ,..__._ ,. __ .....__ ,.,._.. DllTNOT .. .....,.,...,"•• 11 111on1r1 wltllllelf '' r11e T........._ ................. ..._....... --•-..... Awooado, •r. coeu 9111~ _..._ ..... _ --·---·--r· .............. :,.~,....,..... r-----·-----·-,,_ 'ACIPIC ••w 'l'hunday, Daclllnber 9, 11112 Thia.,.,._ ta ooodvoted 11r.,, •• .,._ ._.. .. ....,..,._•11 YMct 11r ''*""'M tor a...,.• L.-~ t2tl7 •
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3500 Pec1tic: vie.. Duve 0 f fl 0 w • r •, m • m 0 rt al ...,...,,,. It, ,.., ._.l'vtrArlltM0 ,?'Melt ~"" Ottly "ullllellld Or11111 Coatt Delly Courttr Olar\ of Ol""'9 ~ NfwPort 119Kh ~ IDAJ • made • .... ~ Md ..... at e ..._.., -111 -t , 11.. , Now tt, H . Oto I. t. ,... Oct._ 11. '"'
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Liii ISLE HlllES
Prtnltl L ido Nurd buyfnmt :i IJll1111, 511 l:1.1th Lee LR .. a" c..u nd 2 hoot !illµi; $1.:'>00,UtHI
ftt..1l\Odelt-d 3. bdm1, :l IJ..1th + l11q(1• rt" n11 ,
hewn «..'\•11ings,.(urn1>1hl'\l, VJUUH l-1:!0 01)0
PElllllULA HOllE
Ocean & jetty v1"w11. Marine room, •I hdr111 , J
beth, 3700 11q,ft. $1,:1115.000. Qi.'\•1m fr11111
LllDA ISLE HYFROIT ,
Laaoon view from ij lxlrm. 5 uuth, pl(1y1uom , dark nn. den. Boot 11h p. Now $lllM,OOO
llYSfH PUCE
Spectacular bayfront d plx 2 lir. :.! li.1 up, 2 br .
2 ~ dn. 2 boat spaces Ht-dut .... t $1 .soo.000
FlllllAllS RANCH
New '4 br, <1 1-'J ba, custom Fn•rll'h Nonnandy
&tale 1.2 prime l)('re hilltop $1,250,000
ClllOIADO CAYS
Coronado Wand cust bayfront lot 85' bo.1l
dock. Plans ayail. Now $370,000 w/lt-rms
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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H Pl•811 gu .. I aullo 2 lovely f,"'°'· Sellef may ________ _,
help I 1111101 2nd T 0 IP* Ill 11&1 M1y be betl opportunity -In IOWn 0 11eted •I $289, 3 Dr 2 Oa PoOI 1130,000
500 Incl. land. George 3 Br 2 Bl $132,IM>O
Qruoe. 644-8200 4 Br 2 81pool1140,000 4 Br 2 B• $142,900
4 Or 2 Oa I t43,600
4 Or 2 84 149,900
3 9r 3 Ba F.A. I 189,000
0 111 '°' flnenclng detalla. 83 I · 7370, 545-'1636
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•• • IOxgrou .-r nc Only 3 If 2 la '800 DEC 4 Ir, 3 II. IMI rm, Lu,11 Big Canyon 2 bf. 2 bt Orangatrea 2 I r I la. ~ Bio 6*1171 2 81, rP, 811 Ptfl MOO MO g•t•. air Vl(W, patio. oondO Pool, MC gu.11d· lower unit on wa1ar,
Ul\AN D NFWI 21 '"' ........ I Or, b•Vfronl $450 1875rno 720-0375 ed. I 1400 mo. F.,ou.on MIO/mo. ·-611.-e I ~~_:.v::.9'~~1~d~·~:~ Prtceo 11 e0
2x·1 oroH 2 Ori ocnl'il:L000n 1•HIM• V11ln lU4 ~""'Re t 42-ite3 r.-.., ...,, '141
ao•rlng celltnga, fir• lnoludH puol, 1111nl1 ,. ....... ., M••••mlf 1•11•2•:·~~:••3••b,-,.l•;; 2 Br 1800/mo 3 Br ':':"l'o••••••••••••••••••
I·• 11 1 h courll. and only 4 vra -"· "'""' ' • SH O/mo Have 01111r1 Lu1t1H'Y •tudlO ,, .. H&O. r.1•t••. ••~u .. 1e n• • new. In Ooo1111lde. llf.1111 beautiful yard, itlnl rred Teno re . egt phone. maid Mrv. epa, ;1,m~~:m1.;1,~"dlr~ Owner mo1111111d Sub-tlllgnbofhOOd 'I Children 631 t2M 1130 wll 490-3015
Ing 100111 •nd I kllClh-" mll all ottet1 .. , ... ldu' '"' wel<Xlme 8.44• 787 h " 8 2 •SIGHT • SOUND .... u .w.n •••••••••••••••••••••• Why throw aw•" rent Newport 6 0'" " ' "' IO pleau lh• ll11Ht 3 8R. 2 8•. Ip. nw plll, whan )'OU Clln ~n 4 3 91. nHr bHOh, Avail OF SEA Ult. frl)lel. Oat
gourma1 &xCtt>llOnal "· lll-H11 cpl, 0111, $1000/mo. vrty. wtSl200 10 l2.000 P•Y· now, tnort or long tetm wtn1111435 mo ~:it~~.o and may leaae Poalllv• CIHh flow w/lu Fir11. "'· 644·9805 ,,,.n11. I 17&K • 12 HIK, I • ' 'o I a 9 15 l m o 494-6184
222 YI l ahelllf Income Exlnl II· 2 81, newly rede<:Of'l led, move In •• taila over •P-760' 1977 OCHntr0111 a Br 2 Ba, ltpl,
Call fol •~pt~!~. n1nc1ng on an NNN on• o o o d con d I 7 o O. precl•llon, call Sue 11 RemOdeled oondo, 2 Br a yno bldg In No . l ag.
142..,.•IZDO trlpll net laalld prop toe 2 13179 O • g O O O d y . 891·5656 den, co mm. pool. nr 11200. 752·5040, 9·5 In a prime So Ca too. Can 790-7.302 ev... ,. ~ 1 J:lo•o~otpllat. 1750. WkdYL
cto•• Ihle yr $865,000. •••11•f •• Agt. 7I0·8333 -.,-"---1-,..--,--,-1-1-1 t:'~i:,trtghl & Wllll• ~!!!!'.~.~!!!!~! •. 1.~~f .. ~~•••••••••/.~~f Liii& llLE .!!!r.! ••••• ! •...••.•.
UH llU . CHARMING: 2 Br. l 81, 3Br 2Ba dbl Olraot J(lnt OCEANFRONT Dix 2·4 Br.
Spacious 4 bedroom. 3 FlllPLEI tro rm•. beam cetl, blk• area. Avail now. $1195 ~~~15'1.~~maln ':;: By w .. k or month
PETE BARRETI
·•· _ftEALTY TR,\DITIC>\.\I
1-lL\I I \ b11h home on extra wide Eitc ollent cul-de-u c ~~s-~i~ S 8 5 O I mo. mo. 982-7940 " 67~:.0558 on yr • _8_7_3_-7_8_7_3 ____ _
tot al Ille quiet end 011111 loc itlon In Garden 2 bdrm, 2 be, den, pool, . On Iha bHch hotel 1
taland. Fa11urea den.,i=====!=:~·~;=::-===~ Grove All 2 Br'a encl. 2 Br, I Ba Cape Cod, nr Mall Cul·d•·Sac 2 Br, 2 Ba CONDO. 2 Car room apl. kltehenlt1e l taro• sunny p1110. Plf-lllfll 1&11111 patio•: allak• root, mar-comp! remodeled. PY1. $750 53&'..7864 · o~:r-,:m0 H:8.=-balh, furnllhed 1250 l
lecl tamlly hOme. $539, 12., lllD UTI You own lhe land. 2 ,OOO ble counter 1op1, encl. b • 1 c h S 1 O O O mo. P · up + d • p . 2 3 O e W.
750 ~ i"'O°'· Yrly Income 875-604~ 4 bdrm, 2 ba, good family LI DO ISLE, 4t Br. 3 Ba 0 c • • n Iron I· N · 8 · · LOW DOWN 11218000 1C1 "· 3Br, tam rm, 2~ 24 000 Good nnanc1~ area L110• yard. $750 $1400 222 Via Plle<mo 873-4154. .,, UCED PRIC 3 R Ba. wide Greenbelt, near · · 2 br, I ba, bNm celling, mo Pil 968-7096 • 1---------1..---~-----,l R,.,o E pool. Far below market available owe 2nd. Ful garage, llove. relrlg. . 875-7168 ••••••••r Hf! OWNER 97t-1ooe 1235.000 WUI IMS4 op-price 1240,000. Call dattwhr, ~ nice. l800 II TIE Ull canal front. upper 2
lion Bkr 544--0134 Bkr/Ownr 645-8646 mo. 955-36-49, ev.. View of ocean: 2Br bdrm, boal allp avall. 11, Spacious .Mngle, Ont fll IAU IY . . I FNI PUJll L'A'RGe CdM home, 2 l'hba, guard gate, pool, 000 mo 780-09()9 & two btdroom
Lid R ty IWlll Newport Heights older 2 Priced at 9.22X groH. Strv. 3 car gar, Ocean uuna, iym. seoo . WALK TO BEACH aput1Mnts. 0 00 Adorable 3 BR 2 Ba hme, Br. 1 Ba. dbl Clll gar~. 91% d~reciallon avall. v 1 e w. F o r 1ea1 e , 2l3/333-3 46 Cteen 2 br +den, 2 be .... ~..i ...... ,. 67~7300 In prime cond OrNl loc. 50 X 117 RI lot. Management 6 financing 11350/mo . 851·8I10 NEW CARPET, DRAPES trplc, patio, 2 car gar,
.,,.. • walk lo So. Co u t 1185,000 avail. Salel Pflc• 11.385. d1y1, 780-3650 "'"· & PAINT -CLEAN! 3 Br. comm. pool & 11nnl1.
Plue. GMQeovS. lot&lly 481 Sanla Ana Ave 000. CHARMER 2 Br, 1 Ba. 2 2 Ba. trplc, 2 car garage, 1875 1e .... 98G-1235 I pl/I backyd w/cov patio. 548·5041 111 8 Contact John Shea 0 8 r a r S 8 5 0 covered p11lo , huge •· •••f
•IEW Ulf** Lo• 111um1ble low Int N-port Helghle olc:let 2 O&lllllA PllPllTIH 8191751.2368 · yard, pel• ok. $775/mo ~!.~~'!!!~!! ••.. t ... 6.'.,
loan, Hlllng 10 avoid Br. 1 Ba. dbl c111 garage, lllal"4 lnclud• gardener. $450 HUI 1lde ocean vt.w 3 br FURNISHED Of ••~/ llllll 1111111 YllW 111111 lorecloaure. Priced be· 50 x 117 RI lot. JASMINE CREEK. 3 Br. MC. Avail. lmmed. Agenl convert den & maid'•• •••••••••••••••••••••• LOOK Outstanding Portof1110 tow market II $156,000. 5165 000 #•jJJI •••• lamlly room. 11800/mo. 957-0701. quart en 12000/mo. UNFUINISH£0 r® For our new regular on FEE landl Eltcellont Owner. 540·3136 461 Santi Ana Ave '"k UOO Agent 840·5273 2 br. 2 b• condo, 2nd fir, 213/449·2628 All UTILITIES
· • ···, week"' feature · J amlly, hOrD•JeaJuJlog a New 1650 aq II condo 548-5041 aft 6 •••••••••••••••••••••• Counlry charmer 3 St, So. 11plc, tennis, sec. gale. ! J PAID, HEALTH •1 premium location wt • •• ••• • · IOAT SHOW extenalve use 01 uaed bank forecloeure Hie. of Hwy. good locallon, 1'" ml beach. Kids OK. CLUBS, TENNIS
-• brick 3 BR's & large co-save I 10-$20K, buy di· ID g a r . A v 1 11 . n o w . $ 6 O O I m o + d e P . C~lllt••• 3111 SWIMMING plus -CASE vered pauo. Priced for re c 1 tr om b • n k 1121010,01010 642-3442, 631-1266 558·4597: 21at912·7628 •AVAILABLE.Now~i495• mu'h more! c:A~.
i.rn1T\41dlale uJe 11 $315, 831•5055· 642•2000· NEW 2 tly, 3 BA 3 ea, lam Why throw ren1 away lmmaculale 2 bd condo, _,,,,
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or 752·7373. Charming remodeled 2 Vecant. •how anytime. PRM M081lE 640-8259 men I. S t75K-l 215K or 240·6010 Oakwood ""81Mr't ...... 1 AIEITI Bdrm doll houae on large ,,. 11,095,000. ,. .. •••4 Move hr, 1ake~Y1tr-. J
All'llll 11tat• adv.rtlaed 60X125 R-2 lot. Beautl-73-1761 or 7I0·1397 HOM£ PARK ""'' .. na -1•• Share appreciation. Fl-l••I• A.a r .. _ a ...... --6# Not aatlelled where you •••••••••••••••••••••• -~Ing eu••t c ·•1 SUe at ......................... uillfuoa:;n ,..... UH'l:JJU '" thl1 n1w1paper la are? Ar• you looking for fully landtcaped. Alklng S 2 Bd House and 2 Bd Ou-n--... . .. 3 Br 1~ Ba, vacanl, cpl1 --
aublfct lo the Federal a poalllve a1moepner1, ~~~======~~1~1~3;7,~5~00:·~E~xc;e~ll;,•Tnt~fll·1 Big Canyon • Mclean ·~~ JlU<."" on plex 891·5556 preferred 10 min. from Newport kMtVNo. Fal(Houllng Act of t968 nice olflce, 11cretary. naoclng. Call 640·1151 To wnhouH. full golf + 2~:111~~~~~nal 333 E 2111 St. CM Im•• JZ44 occ. 1576. 646-6308 880 INIM Avt.
wtilc:tl mak• It Illegal 10 computer. mlcrollche & couree vtew. 2 er. fMmer ,,.,n.,, 84$-.8103 No pets ••••••• •••• ••••••••••• .. di 1 _ Jiii (11 16th) ::.r1i::..~Yof~== aupport? Call J tm or UIMI YIEW II.LI moder. S40K below sa.t~o.ooo t II PllY & tltrT lllTIU .. !' ... ~-(~.~........ 645-1104 "*'8llon bued on r-. MaryAnn tor a conflden-market. $240,000. Pool, Rng yard No pate UUI to 4 bdtma, 1t1rtlng al OCEAN VIEW 2 Br, dedc,
color. rellglon, Hx or tl&l tnierview at 631-7370 ~::~:rru~l~u~!~~~ar~:d ~~~~~~~~~-_!:len~n~I•~· ~84~4-~74~2~4~B~k~r;.... ~ lete IHltJ I pd 's54oimo 111 ·plus '840 10 $1475. Micro. frpto. Prlv Bch. Newport BQdl/So. nal~al origin, or any and upgtaded. Prolea· WT1lll NEWPORT CREST IHHt•Ht Ce. 1 e c . 6 4 9 y, w . $795/mo. 496-4692 1700 16th Sl
lnt*'tlon lo make any alonally lendecaped wtlh Lowut priced 3 Br t81h.499· 1617 Leue option, 3000 a.I., (II OO'm) _,. P'...,~. llmll•· exteoslve brickwork Full Piil ... I Condo tor quick Hie, I 4 Br ........,0 '°' lease, 2~ gated arN, tennll er"· 642-5113 tlo#'or dllctlmlnatlon." sec u r ity 1ystem. 3 Remodeled 3 Br 3 Ba clo11 10 pool & 1ennls. B ""'"18..,50 1 1 1 1 .ocean vu, Medll. llyte,I~~~~~~~~~ bdrme. and family rm. home wllh de11. formal Ontv $178,000. &U-7424 • . 1· · ·• •nn '· 12000/mo. 551-8215 1: lllll newapaper will nol S3 1 000 H dining room and French BrOker pool, rec No pet1. Reis.
knowl11gly accept any'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 4 • l. . doora. Huge patio and BY OWNER LIGHT UP A #•Ul•i•, DfHtl, Avlll 1211. 544-8071 ot c •• ,.w .•. .ad\oertlllng tor rMI ••-11 17141673·4400 pool. Possible IMM op-• I C I .,,.,, 1411 739-6521 fwnJtiM J4
tate whlctl II In violation HWPlllT IZlll Ul-JtH lion. Aaldng $235.000. REAL frplc or hr SI·-·•••••••••••••••• ... f'h Br. garage, yard. ••••••••••••••••••••••
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unlurn Winier or yrly.
W1her/dry•r lnclud. BMulllul view of ocean.
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°'the lew. I IHI . 631·7370. ~12 maa. Invite your lrlend1 Palm 0eHr1, Montarrey $625/mo W11Uld• bH. 1 ....... HARBOR lo an enter tainer'• cc Plan 300. golf, take/ ... 5..,1 ,.. • In Eastblutt, lpeciacular dream home. 3Br, 3Ba, min vu. 1189K StOO U · &41-0763. Pela Ok ;:r ,;11,,11MPV5~flt'llM£ Oen, Pool, Jae, eecurlly 1111111 Advert ls nlghl ·llghl view. clean. wet bar. European kit. ~m. PP. 714/855-4151 Eallllde, 'elP adl" pre-WOOD8RIOGE No 1 Wiid o•te. CloH lo So Cal
e ra should Check fre1h condition Only blln atereo, poot. elc. ferred. 2 br, l b•. gar-Wheat 3 bdrm 3 ba 2 Plaza. 1 yr lse. $460 mo. BACt4ELOR. Furn/
their ads dally and 1260.000. $299,500 . 511 lrvlne 0.1 •I C.H'1 age.1625/mo 673·7S44._ car gar. Famtly roo'm. i-5-45-_75_9_5 ____ --i unturn: Yrly all utll pd.
report errors Im· U~l()Uf fi(J~l:S 1~~~~~~~~~1 ~~:,·~ 9gg_6gf~g2
or •• !.~~!~ ...... l~!f 2Br. I Ba, I llory, ahag, Walhlr, dryer. Nr. Au 'n C••'ffli•iUI :::,, ~1: l~~d='. Realtora 675-6000 I· =-=~~~:!!!!!!::::::::.....:::....i·--:::-::':=::;;:::::=---1s2000 dwn 3 Br 1 Ba cpt/drps, pallo. trplc, pool, ape; lennls. Avail. U•f•1.J1•H J4Z TSL MGMT 642·1803
medlately . The • IOUIFlllT '" l OllH UITlllE iar..,.... bll:lns ,_paJni dlhW•hr. beamed cell-1211.Sll45mo.495-3018 ·······················---------DAILY PILOT as HIE llEllCTIHl ---· . Ing• 2650 Elden $540 Nr. So. Coaat Plaza. Sunny 1 bd apt on Penln· • "" OllllTllAll 1141100 roof, San Dimas loca· mo '550. 1798 ' Univ. Park 3 Br 2'~ Ba. 2 Sharp 3Br t~ b1, pool aula. Halt block 10 beach . .umes llablllty for Custom bunt by original FH 'I lion. ~me $70, 150 it . car gar. 1950 s.f .. l yr and Jacuzzi 2 car gar, Yrly S450 mo. El.c. &
th. first Incorrect owner• In pr1111ne condl· v,UA.!,. l0Aant.•or~,'1ngor2~.~~ JGUEOSUTSL31SBdEO /GOA· 12%. 30 yra filled . 3Br. 2ba wllll large yrd. leaae $845. 644·7220, patio. $625imo. Kida 6 water pd. Agt. 875-1642. · lion. Two SI°"/ 4. bdrm, ,,_ -'' r w warm 646.fl&.44 RemOd kitchen dbl gar 549·8755 Insertion only. 3\t ba In beat BEACH· oondol In deelrable arMI wood BEAMED CEIL· u 25 drive by 894 .,,; ---------Pita olc. 5~l47 2Br 2Ba. 1tep• 10 bch.
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One of the dMnalt pro-peru.. In Colage Park,
and one of the beroalns °' lhe weak. 4 !Mt bdrm•, c:rec:a)lng ~ In llv·
?ng room, uceMent area.
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THE REAL
ESTATERS ....
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1190,000. SUBMIT ANY
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FRONT location. Proper· AUached garage, lrg pa-INGS. UHd brick l.p. ~•tin, ,,, •• , WI~ call 559.5001 3 br, 2 ba, lie. 2 cat gar.. NEWPORT TERRACE auume 8 mo. on yrty ....
ty 11 clean ar1d setters wtll Uo. Only 191,000. Call c.n t0d1y. RAE ROOG· c,..,., 1111 · trplc, no common wllls, 3 Br 2'h ea Condo _ 27 $750 mo. &50-7938 ...,..
carry 1st r o 11 11% now979·5370 E~S631·12M •••••••••••••••••••••• Eutalde3Br.2Yt Ba.prl· r55•2c .. 2c66en.21r3r1-.,9~,?.~7· Sand Dollar Ct. Highly 1 BR ,375 blk t lnler•t. See at 2804 W. 120 acn ranch. San Lui.a vale pallo w/1p1, lncd ~ " upgraded w/amt patio • / 1 mo.. 1 d~
OCeanfronl and call for ObitQO County. Wiii aett beclcyd, remod. kllcnen. Redec 2Br. 2Be. trplc, Stove, waaher, dryer: ~:.nd P~va-11 '~~m~d
alned one bedroom col· detllls. for 1979 llPl>fallal value 2 cat g1tage. s950tmo. Woodbridge . 1650 mo. dlhwahr. Comm. pool, g.. . · 2 · ,..,,... oonvenlenlfy local-• of $120.000, aupplled lit tut & MC. 546-3532. 121315ag.9096 ...,., aauna. Jae No 1,. No1 __ 2_500 _____ _
-..-\\\II HI 1<0 '1 -with water & alec1rlc. ... pet 1 I 7 o o I m o eel fOf enopa and 1Uper· •----------1 Whi lll 7141524--0797 688-4196 FllllU Neat ..-. tmmac. highly 2131433.-o502 A,utmnll
mar11et Zooed A-2. Only llCl'll " IM. H NWI YIJ PIUTlll If ltll •• ,.... 4 Br 2 Ba. encl. pallo, upgraded de I ached n-L--1.1.~ $180,000. ~ RE"l E51 ... Tf; 3 Bdrm home 11"'...._ 0.. -,.. f""" 2 No I Wood"_... 2 "'-f. ..,.,..,._ r ~ '63 I ......... , 1111111 11111 ,.,_, cat garage. . home n .,.. .... ge. ,,. txn •••••••••••••••••••••• 111·lll0 1·1~00. cor11edl Extt• lrg Matr c lxtW•I 1111 C.M. tocallon. S850/mo. er & den. attlum w/apa, .... ,., .. ~ • ....... •-•·-~ "" Bdrm & .......... backyatd ... 01vo11ahlre .. model ., •••••••••A••••••••••• ""1 7370 ..... t~ Jim. maintenance free yrd •• •--1· ..._ •-"...,..... fl u.J • .~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
• lllYll N• ltoantl 4 Bedrma, family rm &
dining rm. Immaculate
thruoul New carpel•,
drapes, marble entry &
decor. Wet bar. 2 tire·
plao11. Artlallc pool &
IPll-Giie guarded area.
Priced at 1895.000 .
144-4110
Cheery & btlghtl Only Bdrm•, 4 Ba, rllc>(eoe1 IY IWID Lake. poo11. tennla. t Br unll Ltg fned yrd & Uw.T
$109,000. Talce over 11% and killer vlewa. $675. 1164,000 equity tn corn-4g:~: ~~:id'r sie5o~ ~~j S 1000/mo. 975-3972. garag•. $370/mo. 149 Llltle lite pl« 3 llOfY
loen. Call 979-5370 000. &44-7020 pletely rebultt Npt Hgll S..8-6t55 eYea 675--1558 W. Caneda. 981-1247 deluxe lrg. 2Br, trplc, UTTll tsLm Ullt UAL ESTITI pool home to e1tchange THE SPRINGS. 1 bdtm 11800 mo. 675-3087
Ownr must aell cuat re-for Income ~operty. Full 4 Bdrm, 3be. llv rm. lam condo. Pool, jao, running AIMlfaHlt f•r•ldM•---------
modeled elegant 3 br NIAi Y1IW -pr I c. s 2 8 5 . 0 0 0 . rm. rec rm. oceen view, •Ire.am• S500. 857-1010 -:.·::~~··············· e•ymONT home & sep guest apt. 645-9554 Walk 10 bch. Ideal for 3 ---------·~-ft fl\ P'lme loc. 127-127'L our blautltul 1 BR condo .. I $9 80/mo ~ ·-·,I. 3··~· A~-·~ .......... A .... s,,,,::,B --...,11,__1------1 with mag111fieen1 oceen --1y -!~· .. a 9r1no · H• -t• • ._ r, · h '11 lw4. ,.. ... , ...
• UGJ~~ ~~ ''"" • ., •• .A-~ ........ 111-.... ~.. v-.;;ro. 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• !'!'!!!~............ F I .. _.. ' 2 000 to $495,000. Cour· • ·-,,_. amen ""' ge· $58,000 equity In luxu----------1 EMERALD BAY, 3 Br. 2 BAY' FRONTAGE. t>Moh. urn,.,..,,. M un Urn, lesy to t»trs. 64~24 or ... , IHO lore wlll beat all Olhere tlous Broedmoor Hunl-1510/mo. New carpel. Ba. trplc, brick patio. pier ..,..0 2br $800 lbt mo1. minimum tenlll.
T5t--01n •••••••••••••••••••••• for 1132,000. Owner o. lngton Harbour lagoon new drapes, 2 car gar-wllh ap1. 11600/mo. $600'.'°'UfiL. pd. 303 E. Excel loc. 11500/mo. · TWI 1111111 1perate. Submll all of· front conoo 10 •xctlange ~. cloH lo th• park. 875-3067. Ed-•er. 11871•286e. Owner 844·9513
l ~ ba twnhH. adult ler1. Cati Rod, 873-8821 for Income Pfopeny. Full gard-lncld. ..---y 1 2 Bd 1 b• C.t••• '•I llu IOZZ comm. W1lk 10 belch. °'office. pr 1 0 • I 1 9 9 . o o o . 822 Center St. 2 Br. den. 2 ba, frJH<:, d/w, Small 1 BR apt, new crpl. Hr Y -rm • •••••••••••••••••••••• T1L ...... 1•• 1••• microwave. trUh comp, dr , •• 25, fireplace, 2 car pattttng .
P 1112,000. Owner E d 1 B I .,,,....,.,_ 2 bdrm, 2 be, den. rlc-982·8460 ,.r u111 • r. qu et. 190• oc11n/cyn vtewa. lalM.
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ed under market at •••~• Stovellrlge, new cplt/ 11150/mo. 494-<t576 2 Br. 1 Ba. f\lm .• no g111. 9_.
.IW US $275,000. Owner SACRIFICE. 1 Br Condo. •••••••••••••••••••••• d r. p ••. N 0 p. t.. Y•arly $650/mo Plue '"""'.,. -I
759-1666 Nr t>eech. Adulll. Sec. II~~~~~;;;~~~~~·"'" hnJdH 1510/mo. 675-7092. 3~1~~· =::'· ds•P· & utlll. bNo P••h•· ;-e;:2·e;_·=.~·M;;;, No gamea hire. Sefter•1--:.,.-ll_Yl_l_E_Tl=l"'."llOl-:-~--1 Rec lac Ma ke otter •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 B T h S C ,,. ... 788 t e p 1 o •a o . k •··~ • ....,_ are mottvlled ind ,.,. 968-2198 •.nil llll • r. wn M. nr . . 4........, 675-5069 non sm rs, no .-a.,,,,.,,,.,.,
llallc. Prloed'S20,000 1111-1---------••,. J••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Plaz.a. S.A. Pool, 1p1, 3 B View I I alk + dep'1. 213/ 799-41115, u11der markll for last ..,_ H 11-11 .IAJ.I •· gar. $780/mo. w/d hk· r. w pr veq, w OCEANFRONT STUDIO, 2 51·9 7 9 2 or ( 7 14)
Nie 3 Bdrm 2 Be Harbor This ne.t 3 bedroom 2bl Clo u lo ocun 3-3 . Ca-'1l1u• II'/, V«Mlilel. blCh $425 up. 752-5822 lo private beach, no qu,elnt $3-'IO/mo. lnclud· 673-3986 View Hiiia home .on '" h~ with OWtl 1800 lq Pym 1 1200 •2 000 ••••~••••••••••••••• VIEW 281 $725 . pet1, gar~. lrplc, bit· Ing ulll. 213/598-1934, 1----.,.----::--land, w/many beaumut It or lovely pafloa and 11 10 • • · 15000 Down 4 Br 2 Ba Nr WATEA 2er s760 l lk Traller. prlvale. ulllt Ina. 111 +MO. $950/mo. .-'°'John. Beachtront eacn..,on Pen-gardena. Owner will fl. l175K lo S2 l5K. Move In covered pallo. vaulted OCEAN VU St200 paid. No Piii Range 6 499-1617 In. S300 mo. lat & lat. --ww upgridea. Lovely aec:Wd· cl 1 b•1a 1111 1 1 • take OVlf •hared •P· celllnos •• commly "oot. refer 111 "lua ••c "--· ....... , .... 31 875-7722 ..,...._,...... ed gard•n l etting o n nail 1 su ·9 n 1 precleUon. Financing St17 500 Call 497-1657 (VFR•Tutl3Brlell 1 1300 $385/ino. 489~1917 · ,...,, J.M• Jiff~.~.~••••••• ~ ...___.
1500 knock• often when you quill 11r .. 1. Call Trudy TO 81 l2% lnl. for 7 year available. Call Sue al • · OCEAN • .-• ...-••••••••••••••••• Smell ltudlo Super clean Beyfront. ,,. •• _..,. uP~otreaucia'!;Y~~~n~d~a~l~ Stubblefleld '°' • lhow-term. A teuehold •tlle. 891-5556 Wnlai•llft l LIDO lg 5Bt 11800 2 or 3 Br, R-V acces1, Super~ 2 br. 2~ ba yd. 7t3'n ·Marguerite'. aq 11. 2 BR. 2 b&. Rre-tng. 75M100. Priced to NII Inf.. , •••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT HOMES trplc In kllchen. Avail. condo, loft.type den w/ 1395 Incl ut11.. 720-1337 ~. get. 1 1100. Cou-•r:w:i~h~~ltMISOt~a~ng~e~Co~as~t~!!~!!!!~ "4-1211 lniat IH4 Trede equity In home, I« N1·1• now 1750/mo. Diana~ wet bar. ftplc. open p1a or alngle. "*1tet. •••••••••••••••••••••• good motorhome ind 559-9400 beamed cetllng1, many 8-lttfuf aunl8t, decor•· 813-2182 Phone.&42·5678 BY OWNER. n/dn. 1 10, l5000 firm. 3 er, 1'.-i BA, C.-.1.J. 1111 exlr aa. $695/mo. tor furn apt. Frpl.1---------~ 000 b•I mrkl pr. 4Br. 22 x 38• pool In Wnt· •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, xlnt location. kid• 14a-7452 or 941.2880. $t95/mo 873-0IM. C... •I• Jiii
nice hrn/College Pk. Fant mln"er Bal 187 ooo Glamoroua lBr condo. OK. 111 moa. renl 6 de-•••••••••••••••••••••• "'!~~~~~!!!~~ nn. Call 1t1 5, Mr Slmh or 1121101,;..0 everything: frplc. patio. pool. gar. pollt 1525. 1163-7600 °' 2 Br. co111g1, Newport C..I• •.u 31'4 STDS ti mil
AESIOENTIAl REAL FSTATf SERVICES
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Enter this lovely 3 BR home
through a large coW'tyard. Enjoy
beech living from 2 roof patios &
walk ~ block lo the marina or
.beach . The best of all possible
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.644-9060
r-897-711:)1 Eallmated value St28, $750 mo. Avell Dec: 31, 845-5735 Helght1, lrpk:, redwood •••••••••••••••••••••• t.wge 3 Br. 3 Ba. many ~ 000 FuNy U1Umabll no So olhwy. 644-7211 Agl. New 3 81 3 Ba bl-level decka. bric k walk•. US& M Ill amenlllea. 11100. Call
1&11 IAY Surpris• quai. Prv party SN-5577, twnhrn,G'rv yd, ind unll, :~· ~r-J~~n;o· ALL UTILITIES PAID Oorottly 873-1975 ~,11s111a• man ---------"'--·· .. __ •1•~ 2 blk• c P1ca. sa50 v 1 ' · ,... .......... 3 ...,._ 2 ........... ·~ -ll'llill Ofill IHI lllall ::!'.'!'.~ •••••• :' •• ~ 851-8990 BLUFFS CONDOS Compare before you p:j~. g';:";;.ru':9 sii0'.
lharge ram, ~llng counlryl • U + formal din •••••••••••••••••••••• Prof. 32 yr old M t.aa 4 br, II T'wo 3 Br 2 Ba on.level ""'·Cullom °"91 ~ No _.. 719 Htlllotr-. ome who panoram c ,. 2 ba pool home to lhr Eaallld• Older we • hornll on lu9tl greenbelt turee. ~. bbq. COY rd ~en-~ -...-view of the back bay, Dll • 1-X. ..... #~II ••n w /Chrlatla-n famlly. maintained 2 Br. 1 Ba. I co mm. po o l , etc '. gar9g1, aurrounded wtth1 ___ . _____ _
Newporl Center and 12-11~~ tbH rate flt Ill• 1111 Chlldran welcome. No car garage, n-paint. T60-9075 pluah landacaplng. No Bee.ut. oceen. bay~
much more. FeQilltles IM h~ IUl,IOOl •••••••••••••••••••••• peta. Utlla pd. 1676. EYI Small pet ok Orlv1 by peta.. otty light vt.w. Lge 2 BR,
a tmall herd of hor ... , SPAOI USNESS * PAI-llfWPllT 111111 631-0208; dya 1166-1174 3 5 5 Ao ch I I I• r . 3 Br. Wealclllf. evall.~now. 1 BR, Furn. $616 2 8a, grMt otd CdM loo .•
aocess to bacit bay lr.U.. .. Bel Alra Ho me, llghl $496/mo. $300 u c. 11000. Harry Frederick, 365 w. Wllaon 642-1t71 I 14 o o mo . 11a1 • . ... warm, llr. ~:~~u~;r~~1!':!i'11~'ci :~::~·~r:;~:::; !~.~!A .. !~ff Agent 957-0701. S:isJe3 I . 1 28 e 0 r $390 Attrectlw F11tnllhld1_5_48_-3_'4_4_1 ____ _ (114) 111·4444 home "' 1mld1t 1uper uv1 dining area. Young 1 br. 2 ba, pool & beech, 2 Br. enotad garage. oar· apl. large pallo. garage. Ntc. 2 BR 2 8a upatalra
-=--..:.-.------!large Counlry Gr••n Aaull• & petl Wllc:Ome. carport. 1495/mo . pell. dr1p11. 773 w. e•vmONT Mature. quiet. No ahar· aptw/fptc,belcot1Y.patlo C•1I• lltll 1014 Ground a W /towering 124,500. 64()..6937 Ant 635-0292 X222 (M) W 111 on· NO Pe 11 · ft I fl\ Inga. No peta. 2234·B and gar. Avail now. Cr-. •••••••••••••••••••··~ 1reea Completely dee»-• 1525/mo. 631-4889 '-t4. Pen. Rutger• Or. Coat• Mela. dlt ref a muat. No peca. f&lllLY l•E rited W/eye appealing -SUU • LIDO ISLE· 3 bdrm, 2 H. S b 1 b S 2131454-6104. 1125 mo. Cell 875-2311, W.ll"'•P•r a dazzllnn ILD -temrm. 11700 mo. Biii E/ Id• 3 r, •· ger., FURN! HED or unlur· btwn t-5 3 Br 2 Ba, lrplc. 111cl. ,. ... • ..,, Grundy, Rltr. 815--8181 gardener. 1750. Furn. or nlehed, 2 moa. minimum 3 Br. ger, lncd yrd. 26181 ________ _
patio, min. to bHCh, mlrr~•; Maallve ''::::i AVP. ill accaa paid. untum. 648-1128 rental. Excel localloh. Santa A11a Ave. 15215. Clll• 11,., 3114
lhop,emptoy,aehooll,& rm.frplew:r~~~rFOA· ahar• owned In lull ...... 11"'8r811W •EASTSIOECOTTAQE 11500/rno. Owner 54&-~707or65t-563g ••••••••••••••••••••••
bu&. Xlnt buy. 1117,500. ~L OININ<1 ROOM. 8.40·2556 or 840·6188, •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR 1 Ba, klda/1>11 Ok. 6"4·9513 . • .. ,,..,.,, 2 Br wt gar, upltelra.
M5-455Q. 635 Joann. Zero dn VA or u low• cell any11ma ... " 1111 Yd. get, 1595. 931-4320 Harbor View Homea, 3 bd. ...i 11 1415/mo No plllL ""'
Sell wflh EASEi 5~ dn (If ~ ate no1 • Remodeled dbl wtde, new ...................... E llOI. 1rg quiet 3 Br 2 8• 2 ba. ~ home, r:::· •••••••••••••••••••••• req'd. 352 Vlc:1or1e
Ifs a BREEZE Veterat1). LOW. LOW 30 ~/drpe In adult pent. unurs FOR RENT jy-pt DIW 11\dty ow nO l"dener. 11200 mo. "'11111¥1 m &4M181
c11111t1ed Ads 642-5878 YR F~~~ :cJ 1~1.foC~ 123.!500.' 547-& 100 ~ peb sa25. 87s-3eoo • \11111 111s...ea. 848 ••• Beeutif\11, p.nc Ille• wllh * •2er. 1aa. °" MecAI·
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<'" • MAL APPRAISAL Call to ,.,,, ,,, i.1f ,. r e f 1 . $ 1 6 0 I m o . ~~ ~ \ttew, ·~· ~ mo. 64&-41t7
I ;: ... now. ...................... •tfWINE• 152·8040. t-e wtcctyt. Sid 752~ buy. •Private P~!:ino Fltaplt10a. pool, Clllftwllfl-.7~S.,.,1.~' BTWY 21 .... TAI .... TD 1780
e.aldl oart1no s er 11ouaa. 1 " c d 3 b !~...,.. •.PY' petto. x Ira an· -,.. WlLl•IULn ,..IUfllm •HUNT.BEACH• newlr d1cor111d. nice e:~:_u136 on °·N0 1{. •w1111tln Cto..ta .,,.21t.1MO.aa7-IM1.
867--2121 San OlllMnta pr\cM of 1700 yard 1176/~ ~= I I 7 5 9~ 3 e 'i •Home lllce l<ttCflenl Large t Br nHr 1tlopa, ~ ·.. . TllTU 1101 ownerahlp, modern eecu~ vv7-• 213/154;-4480 1 bltr to .. unllngton OOOI ... utfll peld. 1114 Bus•nessmen Spenlatl..,.. 4 unit eipt. •GARDEN QAOVE• 131-12 Aot Cent«. tr#laPONtfon. Monrovta. &ti~.
• hOuM with ocean/Nit l 1700 E.aldl 3 Br 214 Ba condo Beautlful tlOMI 3 Br. 2 ea. f\'wys. THE HVtLLE 2 Br w/ew. I/ ¥UU Ort d~llljl ILEI golf OCJUfM vtew. CIOll 1125/mo. Spa. Joyce 2"" oweoe. pool. apa, ITIUTlll.. • bit-Ina, fnod
bii11n111 undtr o Th• ganarou• u .. o f ='0 •:•:.~t~lnJ;o!;1r.k! *ANAHEIM* waitn. aot 63M2M ::,r,.:,~~ = 1: 1 8dnn ~rom 1615 ~w't~. w•t•r pd.
,.·1c t111ou1 Rui1uu wood• and wellP•P•fl 1700
1 t 114n10-0~1 Townt!M untvm 2819 'D'' Santa A11• Nornt J10t1 art rrqulrcrd meke tflll a nrrn family EWI A MW"'*~ .... '"•I J~M 1 ' . ~om sa50 Ave • I a IO. O a 11
1>11 low f BUlfMU olld homa. 4 bdrm1, 2 ba. ~ 3 ldnn.......:.:... 2..!:""lf •CHILDAEN• ·········.·~·······;:;: 3 bdml. t.m. rm. formal LA QUINTA HERMOSA 1.e:te-4120
P I C,A ... & s di I I 1-city & . OOMtl ..._ _.. Lovety 3 bCI I bl, ,em -. 114 ... I -.. .,, 18111 Parttaldl Ln. 1 bllc ro rmona """· tc aurroun nt an n •r... appllOlbl• l rent th• *PETS OK• nome. Frpl, ",orma1 OlnJ p;;~ NlceGreeniMTt. w. Of 8Mct'I. 3 blU 8. If I lmn :?m,:~0111~.10s!~.'~':,~ ==~~-=:::; rr:c"::. :;;,m::a~ ::.:t::1ie"t-:'a~a~i3 ~~~ld9. IHIO mo ol ldlnger .... 941-5441 lll•lml
Nomt Staltmtnl ond patio. Nice H iumabl• 11n1not & SAVI! bu)'9r YIWll •dye -*PIO/mo. up. lecll -1 2 Ir. 1 k llundry rm, hour 11 publl•htd /or loen II IO'lll lnt«Mt '11•· lhouaanda ot dollaral · -~N~EW=-:::~====-c==:--t a 2 Ir. unlUfn l tum. pool, crpta, drapH.
/our Cffll.fl'Cutlw wrcrb 12t7,ooo. ~IDUCID MfffnO Pftol lllllR.,...llTI Find wh•I you want In Af9nt llet I.,-.. oon-pool,..,._ 11191 f1cwtcSa. l400-t416/mo.
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SO 0 2/ tll JJf for ...... ,.. uM relul1-pntnq Delly Mrm. I W 09'. 11100 01'1~--1'& ...... /llTIMr tn/ormouon ... • Piiot CIHalll•d Adi 10 ~ MO •• -'"· ., Of, .. Are you planntno a move? r111eh tile C>fanoe COMt m llCJI, 1'0-ll?I .._. _,..,,_ Ott OMIN _. ltlJl\'l;!lltll Have llO!MtNng ~want CIWitlld eda wlff Polnl market oft._. for WHtT! '"''** ...... ,_ ... •• 10 Mii? Ctwlfled eda do you In Ille tight d!Nc:tlCln Prtone '4a·M71 P\11 'vout _,.,,111119 "*°ITll":'":"'~~~~-::r.::-:'1 """1 Qsltil .. ~ • 642·f32'_ It wel? 11 Call NOW. lo find the lloma you ~ .. ~2 ... 111"8 rMder'I LL I le lt9'111 wllh Cal?Ml-IPI....,... •
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&pm. Work guar. 645-3711 right, frM eetlmat• on JACK Of ALL TRADES Menc IM6.7111 . ----1Jf.ot2•. eve 131·5143 Fr .... ,. 1·6i4·&ai 4 Ouellly ~·11 euaran'81d · Ill hr .... , 1U1ftn large or amal Jobe. Call Jadt ~Ima ~'•••••••••••••• • ~ FrM Mllmate 841.7311~ YOAX,...... Piiot ...................... c-.11c.,,.,. UC. 311e21. 11• A4'69 n-. ..&..M 76-3014 "HELPING HAN08" BRICKWORK: Small Jobe. .... b _, CUSTOM HOME BLOA ....... ,.............. --P °' ........ You name It, .... do 1.i Newpott, Colla Meta. •;,;tu ~-;u•uu :.u. S:.:--~~' naada SMALLER J088 Cernent°"""MC>tlf'y·llook El.ECTRIC&AN Palntlna. ~try Ed 6 lobbl 240-02715, l4 lnllne. Alfa. 1715-3175 HA~NG/8TRI= Antlquee, kit. cabln911. --------
•••.Ul• tat. •II belwMfl houMe. AMI #~AOb WC:-;.~ 2!!"'1~1 ...... 0. .4.; Uo5203. C«amli: Tiie. Uc d & llra. Cullom Brldl·Stone VIM-MC Soott 145·1325 fine painting. &45-0eM -., • Comm. o.n &37..()342. -.......,. -Bonded. &M-47te 9V99. ~ Blocll.C-et...atuoco 1---------1ta.1u 1t.~ .__ Eaperl wellcoverlng In· •~u-~~~~~~~~~16.-,... ...,_ _,.. RESID/COMM'UIND. HOM! CARE·REPAIR, ~••• •• •••••••• Rell. F,.. Mt. 641·1412 etelle11on Rael conaul· -UI. :: tt.r..;.•1••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 20Uc.yr217.~1~.~ ~1 .. .: paint, yerd. FrM haul. ROBIN'S CLEANING •!9 tant ... ...U.:...-t. 581.4590 •H•u·~ Roo .. jjng•·:~·j•••••: AMJ"-•A•MeU.• Ramod.IRepelti. Lo rat•. Chlld Care, my home, full ,,_ ,.. _... .v Fr• Ml 711""348 8anllOe a lhOtOUQhlv '"'-v'"" .,. ..... ~i:: ....... 9ill Deck• patio• fence• M pt/time. NWPI Shor.a · • 540--08&7 ...... ............... tJ. ~ New·rlCOY9t 1
REMOO. SPECIALIST ,,.. .it. Steve752-tsM area. Refl. IS4M114 , .... I.TH! •••WINO DAMAGE? clMl1 houaa. •&-1 ..,... ~~ •••• r.;;";;.......... Lio. #411602. 548-1734 &::1· Uc. ~~;o EXPER. carpentet doe• Do you need •Int chlld F~~;j~. ·;.~;;·:·~;-;,j ~~~ H~S~~=:1.kin~ T~i!l5,r..:~· C~O~=d~~ll .. ,. ... ,
add'n•. remod, decka. oar•? Lunoh, 1nacka, kinda. Prompt • Reuon-F,.. aat. Keith ........,72 pe(d. 17947541. No overtime 730-1353 r.nc..' R-.ndy 141.,oe22 Don't rHoof, rec*t • at
....... , SlcytlgM• & repair• Fr• ectMllM & TLC. l401wk. able COii. 642·111215, . . traction of ... a67·29t0 ••ltttt••••••••••••••• f.Oen 141~512' Fltlma only. Lind• 142-2741 ~lnall.,....of HouMCleanlng, relleble. ·ABC MOVING· lllll•tl•-.lt OrtYeWaye. Partclng Lot aa · • 751·2342 home repalre. Raaton· ref. OWn tranep. RMI. Qulok, Car.tu! 8ervlc:e. ••••••~;';"c.':o••••••• ROOFING REPAIRS
Rapan. Sealooatlng. Door• lnatalled, every-,.,.... able. No job loo amell. YOLANDA 842-0405 Low,..... -0410 ED'S PLASTERING smell job• OK. FrH
S&S AapNt 131~1tt\Jc thing In bldg & repair. 35 * Splrituel baaed c:Nld· •••••••• •••••••••••• t6C)..30tt awo, Brien. STARVING C EOE Neat patchM. lntl•xt. •tlmatM. Cell Tom or
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& PIYina Co. AM/oomml 546-'413 ~:~· C.M. home. Tapped/~. C6Mn ••"-C6Mtllna s.Moa. CIMn.-CO UC l12 PLASTER PATCHING Oft t£fltY
UC. M7t804 142-1720 REMOOEUREPAIA up, I_, renov. 751-3478 ···~y,;·j0i8...... llnlla 18 neat to Oodll· ..Wec1: 841-6427 AHtuccoa. lnt/1111. 30 ...... ,, .... At,__ Stor .. , ottic.t, home1, C-11..,.,, ... II Ul•llll w•-& Small Moving Joti. neaa. 8"2..aeot WATCH US GROWi yra. Neel. Paul 54S.2177 L'9.•t-
.. ;;e.-;-19 ............. apla. Bldg renovation, ........... ,.......... -·-Cell MIKE f41-1311 HOUSECLEANING NORD PLASTERING 541-1213 fnoorporetton, bueln•H code correctlont, etc. 20 None 2 big, none 2 amall, Mowing. edging, ralltna, Honaat a "--"able •·1-~ .. _ .. _ •• __ ................ .,... tn ., ... Bonded. tn1.. From A to z we doh all. awaeplng. Fr•• ••tl-HAU'~ "RAOING er-.... =-............. ,..,. Int/ext. ..-tuccoa. ~9e2"' ...... ..-. l'ic. 111101. P1lombo 71U764438 lie 425711 mat•. 145-6737 demoii't~ cleen.up. .. .... ~ ,_., ••••••• •••••••••••••• Block Illa 586-4892 II
CoNtt. 982-«!14 Wlf __ ,.~ T..__..... eoncr-& .,.. removal. •HouMdMnlno . 11oneat. ,. Pllllml w ~!!!W. ••• '!!.'!! ••• _,_,_ .,_, • '"'"'-"' II bl Q lltu work by Richard Sinor. Lie. ••~ PROFESSIONAL A•,...liN BOAT DOCK REPAIR l llrs • Malnl Quick eerv. &42·7131 re • •· ue ' 21D144 14 yra of nappy r• ·::·Newf>oRrwesr::· o.n. carpentry. 20 yra. l/;· "'~·....,. Fr••· 142.2M1 LIGHT HAULING Ref•. eua 14w1ee local ~omera. ·ja;·ii ~·Mi-1iii. sEcA~=:RVICE
D.t--10 Rolla. Cuetom Char AenoY. &45-3749 ~1~ .... _. ...... & CLEAN-UPS BACHELOR'S HOUSE Thank you, 831 .... 10 41\ .... ~ater"-•tw 1225 1---------i _.. -· •--~ :;::;., FrM aat. 142·2&57 CLEANING. REL.IABLE. ..., • -·-wu & detell. ell0-1132 r .. ,,..,,.,. .............. KAAE.N 540--2618 PAINTER NEEDS lftrill•IAltt11tl•u tt.r.:•••••••••••••••• Have something you want HAULIN0.-1tudent w/lfe WOAKI ~ yra eicp, Intl Thinking ol 8" new home •••••*~••••••••••••• Make your shopping e&· No Steem/No ShampoO Jo sell? Cluslrled ada do L.andacaplng--Yd Clnup9 truck, Hm• 10 ralH. Buyer meets ae1i.r·wlth an axt. Acouetlc ClltlnOa Uo. lor aprlng? See the many DRESSMAKER & 1ler by using lhe Dally Stain Spedallat. Faat n well I Celt N OW, TrM lrtml~Malnl Thank you 7511·1171 ellecllv• claaslfled ad. 3418760. Free aatlmataa. llsllno• In today's class!-FASHION DESIGNER Pllol Cluslfled Ads. dry. F,.. eet. 13$-1682 642-5678. Irrigation Jim 151-4129 Jotln M2·5879 Davta Painting 147-1432 lied cOlumns. 6"2·5678 Aeuonable. 846-8447
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upper unit. all bfl·lnl, me8tiBJl8 SS50/mo. 1Mt A Bakw. 2 bdrm, , Ila. near beedl, &k1, 8. 2 . 3 8 5 0 Small attractive 9tudlo IV snar. 2 bf, 2 ti. houae, monthly feel Share lnduetrl•I 1pace ... HJl~9
carport, lndry rm, bal· ~ · &41-4783 kid• oti. No peta. M50 142 1010 ' bell for empl'd. Non· Udo lale, bey view, allp l40-S470 &/or omce. nr e.actl & ••••••••••••••••••••••IV11,J
COl'f'f. Beaullfully landacapad mo. t8CMl872 • . amttr. PM kitchenette, IMI. '450. 175-3321 Slater, H.B. Refl. Price U. l&m.B lQ8"1
527W.Wllaon Qardlnapl9 Pool&Sp& 3 Br,$4~5. Hi 8a 2 Bdrm 1 ba SOO Acro11 lrom bHch. 2 prvtemry.l300lnclutlla, Shr lrg home or condo *Ill.Ill.,,..* neg.142-4100,1189-1221 ..,_llt It. IH. •em Tll .... 142· 1111 ~oacb. No pell. Poo4~ :!,· ~5fJ._~ 1ltllHt & dep. 7794 bdrm, delu ... Yearly. phone, pool, TV, tannll. 11t IHI depoell uttte'. 1 MO. FREE RENT W 1ri.J Speci.ilil~ tst & 2"df AO
Wl.U ..U ~ = E.alde CM cute bectlelor, Newman. Ph 848-415M ::.~ .8:5: ==.. ~:~. MM47ll. M2·2«I. i,:,0:1.\~ :e:. :.iJi: ;:.Ill f Robt~~=ttW 19:1cMTIL>8
2 Br. 2 8L fMllV -2260 vanou-d640-ll29 a..ocl/mo & S300 aec:ur-8"45, 2 Br 2 Be, pool, upp« 11nlt frptc '11.,. In H B Non-emll M/F 1hara CdM home. Alrpottlf Inn & Frvry1. •••••••••••••••••••••• R.£. Broker Id Re.at1«•eriJ
p1ax. dl9flweaber & ~ l:l· Joyce WaltH. ag peeto, IOda OK. NO pea. ,1250 mo.~ 17&.2725 ~ 531-Z'7l5 '· Awl! 12115. 1375/mo + Call AM 833-3223 1750 up. 2180 II. lndu-142.2111 545-oel\p 1 POHi, encled gar~ 1-1277 t41-HM, tt0-74M dys 1r:Mst& .9V99. • ,... Ulll'•. Evea. 1-1 pm 1817 Weetdlfl, N.B. 258 :~d-o ~1!~1~1 ~ Chriltmu cash? Pvt P~
utll .,.id. S530=· EJd.. BacMlor'I 8"10 Ltg 2 Id BeM1 callnga. 2 bf 2 ba In 5 unit bldg ' ea. Pro f woman w/famlly '50-3231 to 4000 eq. ft. 111. floor. Huntington, Beach. haa ceatl lor good I~ S300 depoalt. 4 1 Bdrm 1485 Iott of ·wood thruout ,,.,.C gair. 1485 ' WESTCUFF 2 Br. 1'h winta to •h•r• rm w/ M.,. atrelght non·tmkr Agent 541-so32 • A en. 54M147 131E.11th. f41-8118 Hrv ber. 1480. 225.: ~4133' '52&-3004 TownhouH. No pell. prol. 1250. EvH oall 125 0 + ~· uttt. Dwi 142·283 . d • • d •. 8 gt :\..& 81 E. 11th 142.oa58 v MOO/mo 1728 Bedford 759-1408 ' Alfl)Of1 ., .. • e .. c. Sulo-2578 1q fl lrvlne area. 1111-756--031 anytime ••••• Eut9lde Bad*Or 1 . Maple. 873-H03 or "-54&..1ru 1"2-54"8 a ft lpm, tee. From 225-450 '""· f\. 11030/mo. •110 ••r. ..\Ad•••• Beamed ceillng, French 1 .. -... 643-7358 bfta. . :::'.!:. 'H. B. DOVER SHORES. 142·5820 ..., " '"' •---, I door• to privet• patio •-...................... 1 br 1 Ila. ltove refr1g. FUii e.. bed micro••.. •1 P9f ~ft. Many ll1TM. Roger• leave m••M9• ,......,...,,, ~
large khc:tlen & fUI bath'. Newly decor. Oe1 pd, Lrg 4/plu 2 Br. 1Ba, Welnut 8q. Condo. 2 Br 2 ne,;, pelnt. CloH to frig Sep .,rt. S350I~'. Beaut. ~ lrg OCMn w eel 557· 010 538-1058 lmrHlt/ ·-·•
Aval Jan 2nd. S3e0/mo. encl gar, ctwahr, pool, d1hwr. W/elde. Avall 8a. den. o-, A/O. pdo, beKtl. $410. 557-ol75 1etll•I Call Ginger tloffta, Lag Bch. Prof. to ~too PLUS 1400eq. ft. 1000 e.I . ..,.,. w/offlce, 1.#t I IMM na
No peta. 752-2550 bbq. no pea. 142-5073. I 2 / 1 1 . S" I 5 I mo . '700. el50-8l3t 141...e Mon-f'r1 t ·30-5 atv '350 Incl utll. 1at, IMt PenthouM e.ytront Sul-on W. 18th St. C.... ••••••••••••••••• • ••• 19• 145-ee25 eeautlful 3 Br. 3 Ba. ' l MC. 414-1294 ... •--·---,. 1111 1 bd, avail now, watw & ....., 2 BA 2 Ba. "475. r.--._ TownhouH, 2 car gar-WELCOME FOR non· t4e7:,. p003arklng, petloe. 145-tt07 ~!! •••••••• ._,..
hot watw tum. No Pett. No pate. 780·1•18 or .....,. .................... aige, fY'plc. lndry hlt-upe. amkr, amp prof. EHt ~ ..-11 .....,
1315. tl4 Mlu6on Drive. 142·7521 Wl/Wknda. '1'~t·fl I i ... .. m I c r 0 . N 0 p. t.. 81uft N!. Pl1't Ba. S300. 8hr with Newport eicec. ... ... -............. '1 sen au LETS lltteQ
148-3827 Large 3 er. 2 ea. Town-wwc::. • • • -10 mlnutea '°·of Laguna lt50/mo. 175-tooe. ~ S3t0/mo. 131-*>58 1400 aq ft. wttn office In l\ftlll• 'bt'8 ---------1 houae In-~__..._ ~· on Dana Point'• moat .. _ ~lngactlvew~~ Coat• M .... Very raas •NSWERS Mtrto Utlt paid. au .. t. Adult•. ..-. -·..-. iecluded acenlc bluff Lower 2 Br. duplex w/ ..,.,. -.,w, f I Roommate to ltlar'8 '""'· _.., · • ...,......, -· rent. Call Mr. Sohac:tlter. ft 010 Patio. S300/mo A\'811 Jan large ~7~ gair84•5.n33~· BMullful garden ept1. lltt• new, 2 Br. w/ct.n: pat 1 0 & c e r po rt . ••••••'••••••••••••••• condo . Private bath. 8')acll, c:q>ler. You ~ 548-3484 Maledy _ Exact •l Of1f
1. 844-1958 ~;l;J.~7<,. • P8tloa/dlc:b. Spa. heat lWI large pttvete pdo. 1725/mo. 131...seM MM W mm, laund~m, Jae pfy phone, & 195 pr mo Aging. Inhale •1u.,.
2 bdfm, 1y, ba 110 Joenn · ~ r:8Ba. seeo S8115/mo. Call 881-6441 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, 2 blk• to Wkly rent• now 111911. awf. t 10 <405 pr deal!. Call 844-7211' 1!"f'cpf· 6% ~~c)r.2 F~~ -MEAN IT , :~
st. Adult• pref'd. Small 2 Br. 1 Ba. 571 W. Joann. 2 Bdrm. 2 ea. 11515 or M·F, 1·5 &•3-0210. beach. Patio. Pele OK. 1105 & up. Color TV. ~~:Z:O:';"°" Vlefo. 1U111f1L ,.., dr 1385 875-8251 I'm eon1u1ed. I d~n
dog OK. 14~ Upetalra. No pell. 3te w. WlltOn 131•5613 Drtw by to .. at 24587 S7QQ!mo. 873-3731 P.honee In room. 2274 ••••T -· · ' know wMlhlf the ---------• $425/mo. S*ra M9n"11. Santa ca.L NeWpclf1 BMr.ar. M/F 30 +prof. tum. roorn, -•-1100 tql\. office a ww• It full of amar1 men bluf DeluH 2 Bdrm, bit In, 141-1324 1000 llf apac 2 Br, bier! • ---1 Br adUtt oondo;.1~, IMf.7445 .. br. B bL hOuM. N.B. w1111, UM O!..'~· hOuM. Jdnt loc, So. S.A. llng or lmbeCllH wtl
dl'#hr, bbq, jacuZZI on atova, moNlc kit nr & -· lie. OCMI' w , _.,., mo ..... 1325. t41-130t con · room,""'"''•..,........ 11'1 Minnie SI. C1oM to MEAN IT --
b It w vu 1415 mo 2Br upstalta, qulet1110• ~ entry. Chlld ok, refa. Molt a1agant apt. bldg. & 1750 MC. Olp. Agt. BE i CH IRE I MCtetarlel & WOtd pro-55/405 lrwy1. ReH. ' t26-5147 get. no1 ~I 5 / ..,,.... 845-1883 In Laguna Beectl, nn.c IMt-1547 ft ft ft Fam. pref. lo ahr 2 Br ceeelng. Mall & n-.ge t41-7512 i..t I fHlll SM ---------1 t o r e . f • m o . locattofl 1n town bfwth-home, Bal Ill No. S.y· aerv. 111a11. saparately If •• • • • •• • • • • •••••• •• •• • 1 Br, reMo. bale. gar. No 831..el12 an 10. EMUlde Bachelor • lu ci..... 1111 $84/wk front w/fY'plc, & kHc:Mn daalred Call· .i-Rent -Mg too eq It. Peta.. S350. 548--4201 or Beamed celllnt•. patio, ta6tlng ~.al bultl4nl, ............... ••••••• prMeegM $400/mo 1st 11411fli>.o1o0 1250/mo 2g44 Rendotf
145-.9857 2Br, 41aa. ~ fnccl 1ar91 bath, lc"dlen· utlla '-1 tedtpool,Leub-garaigel • 2 BR, ... 85. YMrlY. n9W Retr'lgarator·Mald-Pool & .;.. 873.6171 aft SPM #5, C.M. 175--5118. fOlfl) ADS yd a garaige . ..,.,., mo. .,.id. S350 • eva or. •H• on Y decor, pool; nr beach, Nws>t Blvd a WlllOn ·AIM. .o, Aaron · Dllll1'I lllTll ~ ... 2 Br 1 Ba. CtPt.1. _cSrapea. '754-0M8 . 75~~65C>No .,..._ M50 & up. bua. No peta. •111-Qn ~ Meea 546-1755 ,,.,.,.. ff ... ~ ... ltove & O/W . ..,.75/mo. 330 Clft Or. 4t4-IOt3. Mltr Bdrm wlbattl pool Fuff ..vtoe. Keep yot.1r •••••••••••••••••••••• ID[ fRE£ n ... ~1550. 718 Shallmar, E/Slde, chMry 3 BR 2 Ba. --2 bd, 1% Ila. bfk lo bdl, Pine Knot Motil on eo.t BEAUTIFUL SsoO mo' over1IMd low l profM. Storage Spece 12' I( 1t ' M Otta A. patio, 2 ~rpor1 ..... lelal --2 Br 2ba. refrig/ltY Ind. chlld ren & pat1 OK. Hwy NB St•P• to ...... 5105 .,.·1 · 8'ol\al Image high. Pr• 38" door. S70/mo. plus ••flo M75 mo. 7 ....................... VleW. doWntown loe. no 1•50. •12-1837 or ocaen. Wkly rat••· ........ . etlgloul W.cllff".,... of 170 ••c. d1po1lt. Cal·. ,~
2 Br, x.lnt loc:allon. kid•..._. V ..... ..., 2 ... 1~ ... NW peta. Reap. adlla. 174-7225 145-0440 -·-Newport Beach. 811 873-4154. Newport •• OK, 111 moe. rent & c»-..,_ ., ... "' "'• Dana Point'• moat ... teQO/mo. 85M203 If no --• Dover Dr Sta 14 pot1t 1625. 983-7800 or Ila. gar. patio.~•· ctuded IC*llc bluff Lita -881-1uo 2 Br 2 Be, nr Sin Cl•· IHI I PLAlll 1375 mo. Shr w/Nwpt 131-3651 · · ' _BMC __ h_·------i M2·M11
e.4S.5735 '500 a eec. 97 . ,,... OnlV 4 untta . 2 er .. _...... ............ ·"'--m•n•• Ho ap., patio. 1<1 ex.c. 831-8051. IWIE Sim 1-..i--.. 1• • ..,11 1 Ii~~~~~~!!~ WILUll ... w/~. Xtra lrg pnv.t.a _,_M~ OCMI' /' ""'Y decorated, watw & ==~· ~ Fem to etv 28r hae, CdM. _., •1 t Lroo~~~~~ •• ~ ~: 751 w. 19th. patio. From Ht5/mo. :.. lndd . .M =:.mo. II •1~1 Pd· I• I 51m0 · __........., z ":...."== ..... -~ non-1mkr praf. Ftplc, ,,_.,, S 4 I 5 . 8 4 8 . 7 3 1 I , Mlnut• from the~. Call M1·8441 or M·F, 18 ""4 _._ ,....,..., "~ Wfltwldlyr .. bike to bdl Wltef frHI -•••••••••••••••••••••• MtlTfm". Lllfl
873--0884 LUXURY 2 BA. 2:8A. M . 843-0212. OrM by Large Studio wltll klldlen. ..... ... ;:.-1~~ :2i 1317 mo.'. Ind utll. Cai 11.50/eq ft . LHH. ........ Pretty gTay female Tlgel'~ll Martlte pulrnan top to .. 2"517 Santa a.a nMr ~. ahopptng. ....................... CM 146-1137 . llft IPM 758-1186 142-414-4, M.f, M ,.__.__,,. cat. longlah fur, ltvea on "" 2 Br 1 Ba. yard, petlo, ~· Oecoral ...__ 1315/mo lndda ullla. 1st 3 Br 2 ea. nr SC Pia.a, · ••• ~::::";,........ Chrl•tln• Drive (nHr1011q
l•ts. 1355 Baller (B). or --Lerg• Studio, carpt1 .' mo.+ S500 MC. to move rac ""· poo1iJ9c:: NH. fwdM '-lall flll 2 congerltal ~tern. I~-:: For LH ... Ottlca 3 rma, lllPlllal P.llm Banning & Magnolla),10M1
IMS..500' ~w~C:::-~~_:;~1111118n · Ir!. Hotel Cellfomla Apia, 646-7131, wta646.-15323 ...................... :.,bf. 21~5 ~Ult & 1200 tq ft. Good trllfflc, Wented to own and Huntington Beech. PIM-~\41'"
2 Br. 1 ea. ~ up-PrMlta patloa • • L • a v a m • a 1 a o a 8o cat 8o cat L•raa ~ B .. r Cabin. tao me-142·-eaae r.::, ellln & ~. °'** c.ncty. Snack & .. cal tee-1221 llft. e. l
par, neer achoola. No OounMt KltcMn ... _,_ 4t<t-2717. ..tm.=i--ea."'anc1'unit Pool T , ooeor TV, 2 . cl423u~~ft ~·~ 8pft °"""Vending Aou·
pall. No waterbeds. Clrpof1 w/ltonige .....i Oceanfront 2 Br 2 Ba lrpl, "' pool. S.C oate S57S ~;:J~~:•P• 14 • F pref. •hara 3 bt 2ba .::!ct. aSt·m te In Colla MeM. New-Loet: Cat, Onnge 11gw;
$450/mo. 831-1155 Spa. outdoor 88Q •••••••••••••••••••••• rng bldg In No. Lag mo. 751.e&eO . . Nwpt Bell houH on por1 8eectl & aurround· male lhorttlal!'. Vic Mela l&lndry llOlrlB IPTI 11200. 152·5040, 1·6 8'g 8Mr Cebln, 5 ~ CINI, frplc:, den, tannla. 2000 eq ft oflce w/500 eq Ing ..... ~ bual-Vei'da, CM. 1 1121. Wntllde 2 Br. atove & $550/mo 541 4f30 A LOVELY Pt.ACE Wkdya. .,.._,. 1mnbW from Snow Summit, ~I . Av a II now . ft-.nouaa.115-45/mo. nNa. High profit II.,,., 5"40-14117 evs. Reward =-. '=/~~~~ ~ Br. WHllld• Co•t• TO LIVE • ....._L -·· ... ,.._ tr p I c. I 3 I I d a 11 y . /mo. 145-2•9!1 lrvtne ., ... Mr ~· c~ .. ~ t"rr. Age L.ost· Springer Spanlel 7 p e 1 d. I n d r y fa c . Me11. Carpor1 & pool. •Homey/Pvt 1 & 2 Br :!'!If!!.~ ... =. ... .-•. r._;........... 5fl6.t187 8hr apac. 0.0..lfl'ont S br, laave mwage 53&-0541 :r,.7~ 71.1Tt~ mo.1. old. Bal. Penln.
"' 4312.. No pell. 1415/mo. Cell •Pool/apl/bbq NO FEEi Apt. I Condo Lake Tltloe, lnclr'9 \llo. 3 2 Ila. "'*· ...... :14 FUI aenllCI 9QCUtl\le.... S 17,500 CHh lnvHt• ..... "-9rdl 87$-1105
833-15.33 •5 8Cr'9I of bwltltully ,.,..... VIia Aantala. ft.LAii Br 2 ba .. rwltal.. Anld-... saoo + utll. 145-1 .. with ... lltwary PfM-ment. For cMlall Ind lo-or M0-1020.
E.1ld• lrg 1 Br. hwuoo• landacaped •urround-17.....,12 '"*•· N ,... ..... I llU nen. 702/131-6654 ~ ._.. •-1 laOM (Etl. 1177) Offtoee cal Interview Mite CAL FOUND· Youn" female W81k-ln doMC. gar. I mTllT • lnat --uvrm. u ry - -~ mo to mo or WEST .......:,,...., SUP · • hOOkup, clear\ ... 26/mo. 2 Br. I~ Ba twnhH. •Hr Frwy9 & lhopplrlg 2 Br. 2Ba.from16215. No . apll In 1" pWw. 1 Bdrm OOH00-8UN VALLEY •••• •••••••••••••••• leaaa S115.·S5415 mo V"°"""'""• • cat, 9f8Y blk ltrlpe '#ht No pea. 8'a.w\ 131--0213 B 1111 I d •Quiet.,.. peU. Acrola from .._. from 8640, 2 bdrm from 8aeutlM 2 ltory, 2 Br. 2 DaM P1. alnQle atoraige, Word. proc:.11 oon• PLY, INC. 2541 l.9gO Or., feat. LagUna 417..:MI05 ca~port~:~. •::;d1tJ:O: •No p«a· furn llvall por1 8eadl Golf Courw. 1518, Towntiouae trom Ba. 8laapa M comfort· ....-.cl . ..,... emr.noe, tereno• roomengT•I•" Rancho Murlet., CA Loet· Faafllon 111anc1. Dect Lr,:.:.:,'~: n~e~~ Small Pet OK. F/p . (11~!·-546 •165 llH + poole, t~nnla, able . SU/day. C•ll 3•017 Granada, llO. e..outhe Row ifto. 3901 :1~2771 ! ~ ~ 4, 9o1d & diamond. blrcij
No pet•. '550/mo. 18254835/mo. t691 er H8 W9ft1 mTILI watartai:c~· T~ ~-117"1244· 9734315' MacArttv ltvd, 211 (11 TOLL FREE number pin. "-trd. 547--0tt7.
715 1-3118 2617, 25-43, 81Wn ..,_/W,;,.,. S & •It. QC* to...,, ~o:ld~ro~t San C:~": . 0#11# lntaJ ff• J7=:'7bf7':' Blvd), Ni.. IOO·t52·5858 and atk Lolt: men'e 1Uver dla·..r 2541 ~119• off 8Mdl furn & unfurn, reaaon· frw drive North on l••flll ,. a.,. fM •••••••••••••••••••••! .,... fof Ext. 01• mond rtna. 12-3, ..... cs." lfll... 2314c!:: A119• Wlll?IQ able. all amenltlaa. ~to Mcfadcten to ...................... SUBLEASE OFFICE PRIME LOCATION: n1'W SIZ N.B ./C .M. erea.Y.
Luga 1 Br rafrlg• T8L ..:::' Spec 1 & 2 br IOYefy 8rollar 67._...12. Sa• w Ind V 111 • t • Ubanll ""'"'8-*' * ~ ;~5~ bedt. 1100 aq ft or mn !~!f.!!.~!....... 87&-ettt i
range. laundry, pool: 142·1'°3 plnai I ttt .. rft., MC. C71~tt1. HR n .. r beach IHO o.c. Alfpott, • omoee ~d~~~tc~ ... ...... Found: Meture lem11cf
c arport. No patl. ...... 9•t• entry by phone ._. =.,.. ual 142-6188 aft ,.. IOO al ~ l 24H W ~ t ........... awn.a oat WI Harbor
... 25/mo. t31 W. 19th Wll1'Ull 1ge rec area lnof. tym: r.;;n'•••••••••••••••• pm. w/garllle dOor. At'f pert ..:-... Aclt 831.1..=• 11 on the way for your 6 Fairview', north o
St. 541-4492 Bachelor I 2 Br apt• pool & ..,.. ......,, L.--, I "" 39A apt tn c .M. or al. aq. tooeaige et .,._ • · ~~and u::' Balcw, CM. IM6-U62
2 BR dupla wield 0-· all911. Pool, ~auo: ,,, Ill &.I COUNTftYCl.UllLMNG ... • non-smllr. lfH+ dip. low oolnt rata . WDl-18 1~ 3'd TD'1. 'S
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hood, 1415 . C all llchelorl175. ana.-,fl'JllC.Naar ~~· Calor TV, tree ooftee, a• 1 .. C.M.l'IOfN.lrt OfFICI 8PACE 'OA =·1~:0~~ oo9t.AllY la a 1lmple matter 5~1 2 Br.16215. . Hrtw. trom 1848. & 'fo:M~ ._..., poof & *Pa to ytd, frplo. Ull naa LIAR. 100 aq ft, aldt M 8tWft z twri CMo 657-1•22 ju11 call 842·5178.
Lovely 2 Br twnhH on 9111 W. 1tttl It. Cfllldrwl Of(, 840-M07 From IMO OCJeM, I09aflle .... tl1.oeo3.121CJ l utll. Newpcw1 IOO, ..... 7721 eenMr "'°"'* c.;t9' e. ...... nu °""81...,.., TSL= MADDOXAPT8: U2tw. on.19mboreaAd.at INN.eo..~ M/FnoHl'Ntr,tolfVOr, ............ ptlme.o;;;;,179-llli ,,,, .. 11 ,,,..ii
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•MUA VERDE 2 Br. 1 Mgmt. l4MaaA.' claan) clOH to botl. beeaft. Y~. '71-4411. ~lctan~°"-=r· I olllea f'OCllM. MO.=aq ft. lrOn COlonllll .,._ IW dtY -~ lf-~·
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110 peta, adulft prat. -.. ta11rno ..,_, llOOL.... Hr 000. 141·1MI .. -··= lrrltabllltrv 1M, 111A • 290., 111A 711-C> 111ft It. 173-1711 ..... a.fint Cal cMWt •t.at10 -_,,__-••-" batlt.-e..oer.i.ooto OCIAN,,.ONT-Cuetom aft. 4:10•1 .. ne:·-r 'tmel• roolftlftate to ~.-NI ....... , 0
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on right fora paw Via C M home f ull time IYP•. 1-nin tecOf'd 11ono. H2·J14' ltf·)l7'
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Wanted Gull er INGher.
tor lrtl•rmed p 1aye 1 Plock, 111ue111111, 111
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lanla. H 8 000·2025 ti~ en11y teval poaltloo h•v• Plumbing olllce
Found Lovabla Tabb'f lyplno and 10 key tllllll 11Work UP•rlance C•ll
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•••••••••• .. •••••••••• C•mP·••!I'• tn1111ebl• 500 H4'W 9"0· & ch.int>-24IO Hatb« llvd •• !tectronlc CornbO C)IMO, dinghy 1200 0 •1• e ra H 60. 141·4150, COITA MH A Ill 12 ~ ... ::f''ed keye, marine dlttal de pth 842·5049 1• .. ~IJ.1~~.'!.~........... ll,.5•~n!2•ap11r bltn ~!2.n't ~t~ #1111 ....,, ,_/ Ml-1GY
IA4-2145 Cappa 764·1801 eoe Mt-0482 HARBOR AR!A ._, Mf·seot ... ,1,,.,... '"' WI"' APPLIANC HAVIC t""'I fltl "" ...... .. .... ltMr.... . •••••:/•' eee'iWe•••••••• Found: Young m•leAlg
han 11ound. Light ten
C1po Beac:h. 498-2& 13
Found. change puraa. 2 valuabla ltema ln1ide
FHhlon 111and. 875·6809
Found. Set of keye. wl
pl81tlC IOOlh \/le .
Joann/Meyer C M
e.42·8392
Found Cocker Spaniel
Vic:. Buahatd/ A t11n11,
H.B. 960.0747
Found: Fem Black, bllnd, dog. Yorktown/ Magno.
Ila. Hunt Bch Coller
982·2152
Found Fem Siberian
Huaky, blk/whle, vie
Magnoll• & Atlllllla, HB
960-4155
Found. Gry T•bby type
Kitten, •prx 4.5 mos Ha ll/Rhona HB
842·994!>
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llQhl typing Meturt per· In atorH In your araa, I llY .......... Houieflold ltema Lad'9. Ir .U. 7·9. QWlt CORONIT HORN very 957·113U. St ft·S15 min 8411-7851 .. Timi
ion with minimum or 3 Sall8onue, wlll train L.. 951•1133 424 F"etnteal 8·5 PM tire 10, Jacket•, aweat-good c:ondlllOtl 175. WANTED. WOoc:I ,,~1----------1
yHra eaperlance Full/ (71 4) G&:)-3 107. ,. • IB. lope, Plnll, Set 1·4. &40.7500 Of 543'-2021 Auto Piiot Model 1111 llma, Mon.·Frl. Sand Wllher D---•13&aa. .,.,,, Ill O Tldewete r Irv . -.:. _____ ,,.,_ 'A•ll •-mn lam RESUME ONL y I 1 d p••T Tl•E . · 1-•••••••••••••••••••••• 5& 1 t2" ' laeutlful 0 tiring £pl· 12 Volt . .--...., ... n--/ nc u • -Ollhwether 1100 Oltrll Anllque Garage • phone gultu + <11H. dy, 714/$44..0'28 I Ann11tl11 H Ing work hi1lory & salary Eves 1nd/or wMkand1. Retrlg. 1200 848·5848 SIMI' Hundred• ol ltemal ~ ... , •---&. 1100/0fr 645-31M ...,.. G •••••••••••••••••••••• requlreme1111: Coeta Reaponalble ldult1, OYef S.I 01 4 cflllfl SlO mlt· ~ •••• ~a:........ TINY Tl ER t2v/110V, PAINT & lite t>octy wort!,
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aonnel Mgr, 270 E. 171h tractive pereonallti .. 10 ~ 12.:~20•1;48 I l 2 . tece a linens lttlelM tor 9Y9fYOM, Af1 L.1-nl ••• &00 Watte. Covel'. $100. 8111142-0IOO/M9·1221 ---------
St. Coat• Meae 92627. work with youth (agH OOI • 50t·S5. old ploturH colleatlon, antique turnl• ••• ":IT~•••••••••••• 173·5223 or 54e.Hl8 Auto tow ber end hllc:h. •I 11111
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BUSINESS FOAMS 10· 1'4 ). Call 2·6PM. Gallart & S alll•r QH S2·110. dlehee & gl .... ture, houM plenlt, mull· Wf ...... Hem redto gHt: Irena• At New. $160 Top dollera tor Sport•
SALES 642-432 1, ext· 348. 11ova. Almond w/amou """' 10t ·t4, turnllura c al equipment. Conll• MOii Brandt. s ac:rlno.. c:.tver, tuner, baM mo-07,_5223 °' 6'8•2818 Cera. 8uga. Campe r•.
Asai11an1 to work with E..O.E. glaH dOOI', 1 yr old. Im· 15·1200. Fri only 1·8. nuo u a dall y John 1412·7033 dule. entennu & booll•.1~-,--,..-,--.,..-,-0 914'•• Audi'•
Mnlor aalea rep to learn Plant Care maculale. $350 Firm. 1822 Monrovta (2 bloo*t 497.5741 $800 tak• •II. 845·7711 Ford lruc:k llr .. & rime, Aak !Of UIC MGR
HIH rrom the bottom Interior L•ndec:aplng. 497-41233 llWMI of Plaoantl• .,..,.,._ XEROX 2300 dH k-top 9Vtl 15" camper maga, S25 ---
up. Mull be clean cut Exper Helpful, but not MAYTAG Comm Weth an 161h & 17th St), Cotl• • •-~-a. copier, 11 mo. old. Rec-~I Cell 979-8727 (Fred). -... ._ II d I •• L • • M... ._,, -· •nlly Htvlc:ed. t 1700 ... ,, ,,,,., ... ·--c:o ao• gra or equ v nee:. Mull hive ~ood .,., W/<IQITT bOJIM. 8olh . ..-.~················ Tab6e W/t tOfege ., .. '°' ·····'················ 1871 1 Beed! BIVd. Thia la•':."' oppty in driving record. 75t· 75e 1175 °' $95 M. Gt•I IOf 't'ard Sile. bik ... pictur•, Dollt, entlquee, c amera IUPC)llea $150. 720-0510 '74 C1llfor11lan, all flW · A•llf /II i.J• HUNTINGTON BEACH
lrvlna Pie phone Jet· pa-• -a•-big temlll•• or Apt•. mieo knlc knee•, ciothee, equipment, U1 ~tea. glau. 10 w/CM/vy Eng. •••••••••••••••••••••• Mt-a. ry Michaels for a cooll-,.;-n .-S48·2335 womans u 7. mens io-. Chrittmu Olf1• & mo<•· llfl aM7
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den1lal lntetvlaw (7 14) AB Olck 360 CD Itek U · Kenmore WHhar & gH Sal/Sun 1·3. 1959 AM· 2900 Carob St (E.blutf) •••••••••••••••••:"•~• running COlld. S 1795. Pvt TO READERS ANO wam11
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C••EER I .,..YEL •ft 5PM Dae: 10 11 Collec:tabtea Glan1Pat10Slle.Sat.Oec:. 4150--0435' ' 636-3008. The prk:• of Item• •d· L•t• model ToyotH. an •na PIT 11111111 1 · it b k • 11, 10 em. 12 1 30th s t, vtttlMd by Yehlcle dMI· Volvoe. Pickups I Vane. ,,.,., IS& I """' Ambitious couple/ ma-Admiral Side by 81,~or:-gr::· ~~c:~r~1ac009t3 H.B. 8 75-8829. Me tal uo MUD an. 24 " SKIPJACK .,. In tile Yltllele c:tual· Cell ua todeyj
Found: Lrg gry/wht goose, Captain Clean Co has lure t ingle; mktlmgmt. 1' 1g•"10 r · · Senate St. fireplace, c:hendellar. 11 wlla old, M, ltOO. Twin VolVoa 115,000 fled ldver11slng c:otumna ....... very friendly positions open 1or •mbl· I em i I y bu• I 11 a••. 642·747t alt 5PM tum .. 81!1 equip. neuttce'I, 549-71 18 NS-6477 doea not Include eny •
646-81 t-4 lioua Ptlftonable gala & 645·6776 Whirlpool Mlc:towaw oven f•ul"• V.al'-leed ahleld, etc:. plk:abl• tlJIM , llc:enM, guya. lrae to traval (Model 7eoo)w/probe In •••••••••••=-;;.•••••• S ER S LE Wrought Iron Pwrot c:age . tr•n•f•r I•••. fln•nca rirl .. '1I S3SO Above average comm SALES hou•• Ml'Vlce conlrKt. 16 FAMILY GARA OE UP A with covef, never uMd. Cleutc 18 Lap1tr•k• c:Mrgea. ,_tor air pot.
••••••••• .. •••••••••.. earnings. expenses •d· Sta nd •nd cookbook•. SALE, dryat, blk .. , turn., PRfCELESS 24" Ola )( 40" hlgfl. S95. Century bay boet, 4 c:yl, lutlon control device .. .......... .
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~Open from 10 AM until 4 Jr-'M. 7 daya a week. Free f uttet. 719 No. Harbor
lvd, Fullerton
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vanced dally. Tran1por· Full or part/lime. Wiii not S 4 5 0 8 6 1• 8 8 8 0 o r Sat. S.3PM, 17781 Wint· TREASURES 538-78412 Grey. $3500. 875-4118 l. c:artlflc:allo111 or dH le r
ta I Ion rurn. No up Interfere with preaent 975-6S94 erberry, FV. Magnolle, & JUNK. KNIK-KNACKS Am«lc:an Pit BuH Terrier. documantuy prapere-
neaded. wa teach the Jcob. u9~um5i715ed income. corner of Talbert. DlSHES, BOOKS 1 vr, P•P•rt. 1125• 10 Meverlc:k, 19', 140HP llorrc:hargH unlH•
prlnclplea ol proleulo· an 4 .,.. t · Extra Uprlghl lreez & r• I 1 •--.&. ASSORT. FURNITURE good home. 813•4818 Mere:. extra ang, ell fllfl.. oth•l1wlH 1paclfled by
nallam. (Chemical prod.) Sales frig. Both •ork line. 135 ••l•'!f • -~· 7 1 7 7 Do m I n g o Ing OM" lnc:I. 3 yra old. theiadvertlMI'. Be ready to start Imme-MAKE EXTRA CHRIST· each. 720-0148 ··2··F·· i:,·G·······s··.!·· 9am-2pm evee. $10.000 & 11ew trlr .1---------1
C •mn7 arage . 8"' 780· 121 9 .. KC Cocker S"..,.lei "''P· 496-2344 dlately. all Ml Blacke, MAS MONEY NOW re-s ..... Relrlg $226 Wl'tlfl· Fri/Sat. 20681 ... ,.._, ... v ~~~~~~~~~'Allllt•n/ Holiday Inn, 557·3000, pre--.tlng our comp •II pool Ralrfg 129&. Ken· Suburbia Ln. H.8. ,.,,,, All• PIH. Lerg e variety . .:. Clatln H
Thurs & Fri only 9·5. nalural akin care llne. more gu dryr 175. Fri-aa•a•• •Al Ir ~·•d•.•.,••.·.·,·.•.••E•v•.•,•t:!•l•h•lll•,.• 1175-.1200. 893-009e. 10' flbe1gl1N b081 with ••••••••••••••••••••••
25'1, comm. All prod gld•lr• S kinny.m ini --' , Linton Plc:c:olo. Bought 7 '.'t hp 0 /8 m otor, * OUlllO o•• * 100% eat guar. No •xg S275. Whirlpool •pt H Sat/Sun 9 AM. 14 Ft goea. No reuona o • new , u a• d t w I c • $800/obo. 75t-4268 11111 Clerical , nee. Call Jerry 498-4911 wlllr 1125. 646-8072 Hllboe t, oHh regl•ter. fer retuMd. Hundred• ol $250/btt olr. '42·8392 10' Alum Jon 80•1, 4hp CLOSEOUT! •••"I Sac:rlllc:e. rel rig. Very c:lot hH, dolle, toy• & Offlc:e Oelke, Secfet11tlll mtr. $275. 14' Jon Bua Part time. llex, hours.
general olllce dutle1.
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-gamea. 9572 NetherWay. c:flalr• llnd Vllllou• otflc:e lreet OltrfltllM Ifft P.A. PERSONS NEED· good cond. sso. I s d D D y Uo l'tud p bt 7.5hp, troll mtr ....... ED. Magic: Island Is 54S.U 93 alter 5 PM l1viat P acea. ~lur •y. •· bl • · w •not. e1C, $750. 983=5272 looking for a f9W lntaltl-.................... "'•••••• cember11. 97'M • 3 PM. tame. tllka, 11111\d, c:age, ---------I gent anrac:llve & sincere Coldapot ralrlgetetor w/ 8' Couch $50. Stareo, Pa-3811 So Beer StrHI. 18001 o bo . 919-6108 .,,. ... ,
persons to reprue11t IQe maker, double dOOl'I, tlo Furn. Che! .... Dr-S•M• An•. (Ba twHn wkdy a~ HSI
them In their Pf'lvll• club S225. 54()..82741 & Mirror. Paperbacka. 29 Sunno-& MllCArthur) ml--~ a. !!f ,,,, •••••••••••••••••••••• ..... Sltv~OOd. S•I. 12·1 t. For mora lntorm•llon, r-• .., Chrlstm•• Boet Parade, In N•pt .,..~ •. lntervlaw Rockwell tO" redial erm --••••••••••• ••••••••• ' c-" I 7 1o.e 546-4990 Ollk u.....a..hl ""'--•---. Newport Harbor. Dec: requ.red. .,, or appt, 11w. S 175. ,...,. .... ....., .,....., 17th th 23 d Relph daya, to AM • 8 PM. A9k 540-41278 m • 11 /•I• c:. S 5 2 O O . ru r ·
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a11allable lor dellvery
drivers. Muat be 21 wl good driving record, and
able to work evening•.
S tarla S3 50-$4/hr +
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171h & Tuslln. Costa
Mesa
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Peraon•I Injury. Expr lenllh co1ot TV 24" good wedding & ~I, 873-5122 Room tor 20 +. Reaaon-req. r~tty. Typing 1QO wo rking c:ondlllon Good uMd Furniture a ~ 1C. App(. Sll,000, able rete. 857-3567.
wpm plus, 898-0461 utl 175.00. 540-8278 ~OR 1 wfll Mil ... N000/080. ~ 1940 beby grand Gui-.._.
for Arnie. REF.RIG"'"•TOR ~ SELL t~ You Ad 534, 842-4300 24 hra. branMn. orig. lvorl ....... , "'1 ...., ~ "" "' 11500/obo. CeN Anewe--••••• •••••••••••••••• LHI• new, frotl frM. l&lllll llOT'm .,,.,,...... ., rAd 580, 842·4300, 24 w.. ,. UOllTUY IL s 155. 803·90e0 141-1111 Ul-Mll •••••••••••••••••••••• twa. l mll1ll&I Secretarl•I poaltlon In Antique m •hogeny1----------1
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Realtor's office. Front S 125.00 per cord L• 9674133 "marb6e type" link In 1 '3800. 5f6.e194 The L.aMt Stora. 181 .,,,.
Iii 111 i 980-05417 door & 2 dr-ceblnat mull CIW1atmaa cte.ing. 0 c:e poa on requ '81 plua matching 2 d oor Scflefer apinat OfQll'I, w/ Dec: 10, 11, 12. 9-4. Luer good telephone voice, A ~ l'•Jf FURNITURE • New wall c:eblnat & "mlfble rtlyll'lm, $450/mo Hllboerda $850. Hu,... typing, lhot11'tand & ap-.,.... " ue 17"~ --pearence. Real ••tale •••••••••••••••••••••• Mutt rlllM Cun type" w•ll an.If. all tor .,... • -raduc:tlona. 824 Wett
experience helpful but LARRY MORGAN AUC· Prlcaa ttarl at S 100; tampered gle u &IJ•• 1113 1811'1 St. CM. 842-GIM8
not esaenUal. Prefer local TION. Dec. 0th, 8 ~ .nM1. M•llr ..... & found. aet a11ower doora, IHI• new, •••••"•••••• •••••••• •• .15 23• Erlcaon UHF r•·
reside nt. For interview Refer lo ad under ,.. t • TllWln 177 • Full $97 only 160 ldr both. Call Ledl•• Sc:otl Ski Boote, dlo Hond• 10 'hp motOf
call M,., Duhl quea. Queen t 147. King $187 842..0131. elze 7, blue. Like new. 4..ai.a 17250 ~94· Sofa 8eda S197 $90. 9418-5808 • · Delivery Parts Driver. over WesleJ I. Tarter 0., •'-In lflf Sole & LoveeNt 12.47 2 UOtMll Model train Mta. PHOENIX SABOT
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••I 22398 tor your di· rectory on how to pur-c:n-. 24 hra . t8 year•. mual h•v• Realtors 044-4910 :::i:••••••••••••••••• Sofa Dinette w/4 chr• 1 tteem & 1 dtl locomo-185 Head SZ Slllom Ski• 1 t c:ond ••Vol l~~~~~~~~~I Old Crulura & uaed $97 live w/c:ara. S 146 . S175 Jtn 01,,37·3":""· ..11•-•~~ f•lf good driving record & 1~ . 7,.. ~ • ,.,.. -I' C•llf. Uc Hrs 8-!>, Mon-··c"'/mo Blk••· Tira•. Wh••••. DtSCOUNT FURNITURE 044-4 "" Call &44..o914 ••••••••••••••••••••••
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es . , S..tl, Pana 1982 Char· ,,,..., .,. __ .._ ....... 10' .. llbolt hUll;muat NII. -Wll l 1112 Fri. Beec:on Auto Parta Fina11e1al lnvestmenl firm S C 94 ..o309 '""'" ,....,.,., "'"'· Eleborete 4'd ' N geuge 1115 K2 3558 wllh Tyrolla uetlfioa $125. 969-t895 '53 Stu<Mbaktw Chemplon
Inc: 480 North Newport lor educators. Petaonnel le I. .M. 2 ea.ta ...... 83l~ train layout, v8lua $800 380D Binding•. 1175 IMw,,,.... 5 P•H c:pa. Nie:• c:ar &Lil -Int
Blvd.NB 5-48-1133 . c:ommunlc:ations' depl. Chrl11mu Pr-t tor tc>-• • e . $ 2 0 0 Io I I • r . Cell e«--09t4 $3750. 213/592-1792• 1341
Domestic aec'y. )(Int 1yp. & S/H maona. 27". t O •Pd. 875-9084 Lu«, gd c:ond. Must Mlf.1---------1
Full·llme llve-ln •lt•n· recfd. Exec. eecratulal Sc: h w Inn Con 1 w I FURNITURE · NEW -'t 1 Video G Ind 19 1-"-"-'• ,,., S a c: r It Ice. S 8 2 5 . "'4 ..... ~ & .57 plus 1u pet month exp. a mull. Non-amkr h•ndleber lol•·b•g. Mutt relte C..... 11 .me .r:;;.-..•••••••••••••• 9*-1895 laaV9 meet 1948 Ford Woody We· lor 48 month• on •P· dtnl lor Chlldren. Muet c Nffdl I ont Rim Cost PrtcM etart at cartrldgea. (Vlllue MOO) S 3 000 d d I C be non-smoker lllld wll-l)f"eferred. 111553~. S 2 3 9 •Sa I I S ·100 . M•ltl-& found Mt & c:on1ole (llke Haw) 111.P lllP l 8' dingy, good cond. Musi gon, t . . prove c:r e I. ep
llng to1revalocc:atlon81-s 5 T-'n S17 ·F· .. •"7 $250 or o fr . Chrl• m--sell. S •c:rlllca . $195. c:oet-$1 4 ,9 0 0 .0 0 ; 1 c 11 Betty 85t 9386 ervers, yra uper.. 831-1275 .., --875-9044 _.r •-1929 Ford Model A Town rffiduat-15368.84; total l~r 1r!""'-·' · :',w:h 3~~ :_i::;. 24" 10.apd boy'• bike. 9 Queen St47 -K~ 1167 l1llll1 N&-1895 leave meas S eda 11 . S 1 O, O O O. of peyments.-117.884.141.
r•ni 37 Fuhlon tsllllld, mo• old, Ilk• new $76. Sofe ~S t 7 OdyaMy II Video game, 15 Mother ahort ot c:Hh ~ Ml 87M181. To atan INN (lat month llfYlll IEOO NB .. ftply In ,_,..,,,., 644-4201.1151•9135 Sola & LOYeMa1 $247 tepee. $175. ,_o, alze 10 -tlUll lo •••••••••••••••••••••• '85 LI I C lbl & lleenae).$895.42 . No Eirpatlenc:e Aeq ....., .---· Oinettaw/4 c:hra S97 640-t392 atatttlef6-<N-old10f10ff Curtl1 Hawk H llbo•rd . .,5.., nc:on .... onMvart, • .!· (02559).SeeusNOWI
S 3 $ 11La..-A ROMJ;ot...io. DISCOUNT FURNITURE ,.. Ex°"'81"11 c:ond • ,. , .. ,or.... ua -· IUN ...... Tl Make up to t /hr Service talion Attendant, .,....,_.. • 1959 Hlftlor BIYd. S~':'~l&ni .. '!?.OFlullpu.:! ~·.~u8r!!:1ge 1c0•~ ..,50. as1.:..,... -$3000 080. 842·7500. ••
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llma avall. In our pub days. $5/hr. Must be o -873-5223 °' 548-2818 Coate MeN 831~ faaalon wel ber. Make under t he tree . Ca ll .. ,. llJ-NewPORT BEACH
Call today for appl. perlec:ned 875-2278. Er· Schwinn beach crulMr. onw 848-eoot 1 n 1wer ad #57 11 " ,... -· --L.. f• 112 .... 537·2860 KING chg nle me II Ille: blue nlc:kel Dining Rm Sel. Smoke · 842""300 24 hra. ' ~kl -•· !!!'.~ .. ••••••••••••~••
.E.E••t IFFICE TOMI'S a-• chain. Jtlnt conc1: s12s or gla .. table. 80"x3e". 8 STEEL TOP TABLE BOAT.SLi°PsAvAiLAei.E: 1974 Che vrol•I iy, ton -A-.-tlJ-----1-'/i-'1-
"" -beet offer 5-45-4025 upholattted Ru9t COiored 3elC30" w/bottom 9'Mllf Ping Pong T•bl•. Xlnt Newport Beech· 25' 28' Camper Speclel pickup. •••••••••••••••••••••• No Experience Req. Cluaroom aides, 3 h,. · Crushed velvet c:helrs. $50 • ...._7544184$-8706 Condition, folcM. ltO. 30', 35._ 40', 4 · 45-: Celi AK conditioning, AM/FM II a.41 ... , ...
Make up to $1 I/hr start· P8f' day, written teal will Glrl9 20" Huffy Suntlowet. S350. 497-&233 Btu• cell!~ tan ~ew) ...._271& 842·4844 tr o m 9 ·5. atereo C411Mtt. • & aharpl M.000 mllea, fully, __ ...__. I"" pay F 11 & Part time be giVen 12/15-82 •t 10 xl11t cond. S25. . S Aakin" t 3400/or bH I .,_, .. ., u • atn In personn-• o'"I-. ,..,. u 7a Franch Provlnc:lal Sof•, 7 • wl5 Tulip I ti 1 . Mon-Fri. • 1unrool gd c:ond Like poaltione avall in our ... """"' .,...,.., .. • 8u ,... 730-0986 -Ladl .. Golf Cluba, left otter. Prl. pty. C•ll 1• 3 400 0· 8 0 b !'>37 2880 KING hg $5.528 per hour. Apply " rnl ..,..ange, Newly I.Ip-ha nded, lull H t, Sl•n SLIPS AVAii.. Hurltlng10f1 S4S.e974. If no an.-, naw, 1 • • pu • c: 2045t Cralmer Ln. H.B. Soya 20 Huffy Round-h o le tered . S 4 o o . ALL STEEL Tl't o mp aon . $1 75. Herbo u r Bay, D• pleaMkeeptrylno. 8 4 5 •82 1 1 Ev ••. llLf 964-8888 Up. $20. 497-6233 OFFfCE DESK. $250 844-4594 840·5S45 IM6-71e6 0-9 857·9U4 deya .
ITARTIR·WIEI TUOIE. I'S llHI 545• 14 79 Lina Cedar Cheat, walnut. 842· t85e P M • 8 • '4 O • 4 O 9 7 • Toyot• 78· AM/FM St• '76 Audi Fox. Need• little •KAIS KRINGLE• 1135/0BO. Cell tor de-Remington 870 Wino· 7t4/840·7875 rao C:HHll•. S mall worll. $1000 or beat of·
In pet'aon Maj CIC'a ~~llNt~· cp:.nu~.~1~. Blllngua l c:la uroom l.J1'la1 •••• tlllt 542-689l •It 7PM ..... maater, 12 ga. lflotgun, c:em per shell $2175. tar 857_..187 669-89t3, 669-8912 aides (Spanish). 3 hr pet .. ,.,.,.,, _..., 9'8", $100. 842·18541 w/c:aae, 1220. 642..0109 Lowe< Newport Bly 4173-6818 , --·-------p erlence preferred. day Affluency In Engllah •••••••••••••••••••••• Couch, nearly new, 7'~'. John Slips 30-331t. $8tt. W • #1 In the W I '81 SOOOS, wtll/belge Int., T-IEllY'S Hourly plua benefits. & S0panllh. Written..... an ... WILL ru11 & blue on tan ba«*· GRAYCO AIRLESS Side tlea 15-24ft $711, .,. ea AIC. AM/FM c:&M .. full
o·Go girts (to go) 496-2023/Goll Shop will be given 12/1M2 at y.o· plele SIMI, tO' high, ground $200/bet otr. PAINT SPRAYER 111111 llllTY S we let An c h 9·5. ~~·ni: •. ~·:~= pwr option, muto. lllfoys,
&89-8914 11ospltal 8:30 am In pet'S()nnel of· bolted c:onalruetlon. IM0-41752 S50 842•1858 llU.11111111& 548-1501 • PrtOe & Selac:.11on. Sl, anrf. 27K ml, 1 12,000.
----------ACOHm lloa. $5.67 per hour. Ai>-1175/ft, •pproi1. 1100'. Otneta Enlry tab6e & mlr· Soloflell •••dee unll. Nil• •111••.... Boat Slip evallabla for 40 000.000 lnventOf'Y. l/526-7981 "1!m•~!., SJH I EOllYUU OUll ply 2045t Crelmer Ln, (213)582~701 (8111 or tor. Antiqued. $85/obO, "*'• $250. Gydladdodc .CTU?CT 11 I 11 to 86' boat. Nwpt Bch r-,8-1-4000--4-E ..... Arnl--tm-c:ese--.
-.. -H.B. 964-8868. t.11) 644-4594 c:uatom mede rect. din· -631-7717 a ir, •lloya, new tlrH, ••••••••••••• ••• ••••• Corporet• omc.. H.B. •no rm t•bMI, 2 lelVM, ,,. .. .. ... A di t I Good Ma1hematlc:al & Top Heir Stylist wanted Rheem loroecl 8lr i-ter. ear with 2 c a pt cflelr Ft9nCtl walnut llnWI. Sl. S-al Side tlea I allpa O..raoge """"' u me '· very c: ••n. Communication Sklll•. lor progreulve Mien In 80,000, thermoatat In· atoola, $250/obo. C•ll 000 Oya 548-3441. eve -• TUii evall lmmect. mo to mo. C -17500. 9574580
Lita typing required. Cosl• M .... Comm. or atlllled.$300.751-0182 A n twe r Ad 5 8 0 , 7eo:1tot ' ' llf---· No Live Ab o arde . 08St _o ID f1JI tlmH IOYIOE PWllO!llll, qulllllled drrv-
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Mu11 be depandebla, rentll. 646-4695 842-4300, :i4 hf'a. .,._._._... • 8 d-... F•hKlno weepona of .. 955-2473 wk.dye ~ -•• CGlll •u ••••••••••••••••••••••
ra1pon1lble, & ••If· Wented mature woman C..nu I ..,_.,..,,,.: OamM "'-eraa: Swordl. colna. -I "" 1m1 _, (1141 ~mt CHOICE INVENTORY motivated lor ...... " ... ,._,• 2 .. ""'ht• !f!!f!!•I _.. U.S ,..,. rent hend held ~-· aouwnln, enttquaa and .. ,., ..,_. VOL"u E SALES R 7 '" 9 "'""'..... .,. '"" --M Ill I XV S "'O t o r •II hrle ----~ .... """........_.I ...... ••••••••••"'••••••••• '15 FordF100 Pldlun,3tO .,_ I uiz 14·u40·8 !>O, wkly. Salary nagollabMI •••• • •••••••••••••• eon c:lant Lou 1 " . ,.....,..,... "" ....,._, .-..,.. & x 1•7 540-6240 Canon AE1, SOmearo, .. , Dining room .... vMI• 875-9084. Item., DRY synn•~ c:u. •no. •uto, wl •lr. d8';. 494-!>857 ...... ...... rst S17 000 ........ H 000 ORANGE COUNTY """~ $900. 831...aa78 759.1731 JANITOR, PIT For Sat· tuba, zoom • ....,... • • • ""' ..,, • Mink Stroller. Gorgeous F RGRO OS
Sun. 7 am to 3:30 pm. WlREIOUSE ~::~·J:• new. 15 o. OBO. IM0-49 lO. netural ranch wlS•bl• cos:l M E~:: E0n1e r ="!:: ~~·,:, ·~: ·7o Oelaun P.U .. camper I I I I a LI I I I -~~~~~~~~~! 4000 Hll•rla Way. NB. No Ellperle nca Req . cnrtatrnae Speclll, Amtw collar. Va lue 15000. get• 3A Off Attlng1on St. ltee.M.if _. :!!:o' B, 0c:. !!.,P ! .. ~ .. kt t lft t1nl S4SO 842·5861. Mak to St2/hr ,,.,, golden oak drHMr, .. Aliklng u'°°. 840-4910 1---------1 ----.... r v •• ~ .. ••••••••• .. ••••••••.. e up • c--11n "" drw1, 01111 bev mirror. ••• UWI _ Top qvallty becllpecklng Salea-s.rAce-leulng
UAOPE 4 WEEKS. 6 K~~r1E:~"~~.~=~rd•~~ ~nvgair.'r,; :~~,:~~':'b'::: ....................... $350. 97M544 • -842 7 ;;.-=--. gelll I dothlng. Mldt... 1111 ... .., Ir H 05b8ol;~-z .. ~1c:;~: .. =~n~ 828 So. Euclld Ave,
countries. •2350. All••· Coat a Miii •r••· todeyforappl.537·2880 LETT ER·OUAl.ITY Bullod< Con 8' 75· ... I ........ now.Kattwynl75-34lO ....-fl ahaoe, Tacom• rim•. 2 Fuller1on
entH. Exper guide. 631·1030 KING chg PRINTER. Brottlef EM·1 sole; :..ge ';'.:~c:k 8'1" SurfbOlrd Infinity Skla. xJnt bllldlnge, mint. new tlfea. Needa engine. (11•)1• ·-
7 l4) 494-6110. Evu p,.rallel dalay whHI loveMlll S500 7eo-.8045 Thruattr. Xlnt Cond. S tHI •t $50 . Chrl1, RV & BOAT $475. 957-8388. Open 8ufldey
Depart June 23. WEUEIS Pflnter. u ... reM ribbon. · · 8175 alt 8pm 080-0818 875-9084. L~al Secretary Xlnt c:ondlllon. ln1truc:· G~ chrome & glaa Gene 1---------1 '72 Dodge 4ll4 with n11
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equipment helpful. Mutt In our pub. Call toOey for Soild Oek 549-t288 •• ~t••••••••••••••• Wet Boat al~ tank, e alo r•o• c om·
be poiHd and able 10 appt. 537·21180 KING CoflM + tbft, well unlta. . I D WORKMATE 88A Mlnlattweo ~ c... evllllable .aeo. partmanU. 11425. work under preuure. cflg 11H If Ft• 1141 Contemp aola/lov .... t S~:.,. 145 wlDolby aptlra. M~ NII • AIU ts7-8388.
WlyM Airport. Send r• If• fffH f, To god home. 1 yr old M. -• .._. .,., .._,., _,_ w-..-Olflca 1oc:11ad nr. John W ,,. p ~... •••••••••••••••••••••• ~5·po~~Jrm'-:'..~. 813-.5223 ~ 54&-28M '228. 541-1823 .. --• --1·,-7-8_L_u_v_tl_e_lb_e_d_,_c:_l_e-1n-,1
aume 10 P.O. Bo• 7820, Part/time. o typing Pit Bull El•o •nt a o r. bed. Tflou .. ndt of plec:M of Wiii Trede: Pion,"' M201 -... llt ..,, • nffdt eng. Muet H ll. ractlc:el nurH, comp•· N111Wpor1 Beach, 92680. lklll• • muet. Send r• 848-4003 972-44195. l'lendmade oopper Jteme· band equalizer or A 11•1 •• 1 $1000/obo. 540-5299
needs poalllon :6 Attention: P.F. au me to; PBR, 18012 BHu. l! YI' olchpll)'ed f9fn ,,.._ p1em.., ~ FM c:e•• CAR atereo. r -'l2 VW DIESEL PU 1 needed. 845-25 Skyp•rk· Clrc:la. lrv1ne. Free to QOOd home. • •& m .cc Wiii ... In quMttty tl0-1233 w/ahell I H ire t•nll, r• WulM 11H P CA 927 14, Attention: 146-4875 • ~~. 8~~.tlkll150 PricH I 1·1 4 (below II" a-a-n ,,_,~ NOOO. Eate .. saie. .. , .................. Loan roc:eaaor. Minimum Parnell ~dlOll. '"'"' ..... te • wtlot•ale) 86().3212 -• ••••• ••••••••••••••• 842-9293 15().1352 dYanturt Tr•vel 2 year~ In FN 845-21518 aft 3 PM $200 842-1411 ~ 5pm ~ ..,.
MA. Cell Lori 549-1938 Lftllll Lll m N d 4XI' fully d•t•ll•d HO 9-.0 oomblnaUon ,_, ,,. '18 150 ptctcup, 18'1• °"' Too YN .. G f()R 1------~--1 #nsllMMIN SwHt, ettectlonat• F •uo,!.~Y • !~uc1h wttlth •c•I• t reln lay-out. • ...................... • •••• .. •••••••n ••••••• t••••· Approx $3500. UUl1 ......... W •••••••••••••••••••••• needa......,...tlemt m• '""ng c .... r o o-..._, q ., Attle9rne -~~ ~Camper, 11pe e, f4t..e367
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t--' .,. ma u.8. ... Ar>r>tY ~ 12 end 5 euc:tlOtl of 19'2. We tiave .......... ............ wrought Iron ~ aftd ......, H. lt_ .. 1 r..;. mini a.. ........ a • _ _.__ ,.,..,, II pelnt "'°°· t to 12;30. Df"'4I 1 c. ~ ,a11u u.1 , • .._ "'" PM. Mon-S•t. "-1(-. 1 n-mlJ(t·-e ,.. •-. ........._ (t) ..._ 100 _..r. ...,, .... -• -•••••••••••••••••••••• 1 4 2 ·1137 alte r I ~"-'"-i; DIVI"" ti .. & ra10'1 ereaa, In· .,.. -1 ,,. .. , "',..,,_ 1 dey a11e everything ,...,_., · ._, • CONI l390 "3.o1N ...... _, .. ,_ n 1-~JllMC'llll«>~n"'"' ~N y City, Mleml ..... -111111 lean and Europeain f\#nj. goee no rWontble of· A•kln o 1100 / o f r . . . ...wwwas:......... • ·-146-1613 N-.:'il'UCIO tl ... .., .... o.11ea. Nft OfiMna .,,; -tura and amell lteme. fer~ Hundrecle of 14CM190 Cerol ....., •I Xlnt cond, W"9'1 bile • .,,.~,.._-----..,,H""'1i~-==~=~~-
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1'*1&. pd. AN apptlcant1 LARRY MOAO~N Al.JC. S.nla Art e (Betweeri •1®.M 2·7471 aft Spm ..... 10 lodteclnflelllblelloel. 74 Honde 150K.4 1nto t, 010. 117-004 o r Wlnal low ml .. t I IQ1e mull be t8 or ovar. lllllll TION Sunflower a' MecAttflut) t1ml'I w/114 HP ..... brand on 000•1 •took, run• (111)4414113 Piii. NIW"I A "Muee .....
a herp, unellached & ExJ> Back Ottloa. PIT 0t IMS l~~=-i C.M. For more lntormellon, So ta I lovea .. 1 11100, M011'1er thOrl of c .. h = •f'IO· w::. ~o:: &:;.;;J -J:.Ja~I O ' FOtd Bed Compeny ettow U~~1_1~ -
Hdy for lmmed. •m· Fl'r 11 type. Nr, Hoag. !MMttO dlnlnQ rm QltM loO ltble ,.... *9 10 ..... to ""°" ';'1l;Q 142-1103 . ' van • tropfl .... m•t•'" -
ptoyment. For Int~. 848·&073 Ornetety caNeO hell trM HOUMl'IOld of"""""'• Mee & Gfw't '300. ~ IWI her .. ,,.-old eon.off ' ' • 'It G8A808 luluecl. OnfY m. too meny m• 10 !!~~ ""'* t11at Vicky Schr•der lllllLI t IS.Tl U IO. Call AnawerAd new & aooeeeortee answe r m ecllln• w/ In 1111 eurtlng oarMr. 4100 mun . Liie• new. llt s4aoo. 947.7901 ~1....,. ~. 5N!~:is ~~~::! E.ttpr only 842 .... 110 580, 842-4300, 24 In. · 141.no1 · ~MOO. e7M103 =~l'l~e:'. = For CleeemeO Ad 142-7748 A ~ 1111 ,,Mll-~T~~~t~'V!l'~D~l?!•~
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HOO Harbor Blvd. ••• aa..ea 111-1111 1111 o~et MonH. new ,,.._, 11. WILft (714) 131-lrto •••••··-·•••••••••••••• •••••••"•••••••••••••• COSTA MESA ~~ CloMd Sunday llrH, nHCI• •11g. work .......... ~............... , ... H.,bOr Blvd. (213) '27-6'94 1970 Matlt Ill •• beaulllul 1• .. ... 11•• '71 AOOOfd LX, maroon, • • ... 1250. 641-4121 Saleaoo ..... L..Mllne COSTA MllA Tr~ Welcome blaok bHUly c:laulc:, .i•
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(Alfotdeble -v> 10 _, • dleeel. fapd ellver/blue -·-low mll••O•· 8•2·7053 or late model, tow mli.-•••••••••••••••••••••• MLI 1•HI Brown. Tepe deck, •Ir Meroedea ... 30,ooO ml No trl eve Of avee. Cec111i. In So 'H •YITTI • ~:~=~=° 4~n Mt celt1.e..o=2t41 Vtlb M fYN ..... lu4 ~~n ~ S..~ Sllvetlblacl!,T-top,350 UIBIWllM s.tee-8afvloe..L-..lng ..._.. lffl ... ;;ft;; ....... :.':.I' ';" .... ~................ loday1 aulo, ctean, 18950. 3400 2800 HarbOr llYd.
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INOSI 1111 l&Tm 12496/oSO. 661-t23t . '11 Merced•'• 5008L, lllH ...... LM 11111 .. .... '10 FIHlwood Brghm ler. 11874-2972 ah. &pm. Wiit. 8 c:yt. allck ahll: * '75 5301: aulo., aun 11111... .72 ,. .... ~-•""-... 1 .. 7 9•01 f 'IO M ~ ~131-5790 d • ., ....... ..,.,. mint c:ond '73 'Vette. • _, 73K , Fact A.IC 2•50 (714) roof. (10VK310) 4 1peect Irani .. AM/FM n --....,;-mi'7.di: ~ "eo:a[c 121,e:Ji (213 427-5'9' 445 E COMt ~-';°'Oonrt 8K rni' 350 eng, wire wN1, lllnt t I 4 . t 8 I 6 , ( 7 1 4 ) * '78 3201; 1u10., 1un 11ereo tape player With a':; :sa.-1852 • °"· 414-0187 114 Ill-Ill Tr Welcome ~ ~ Mk of;. u 6•740o 111: cond, 16996/obo. Oya 536-9219 roof. (7008) c:asMlt• tape & c:uatom • 19118 vw aug w/ 1971 eng 873-0900 8pm 7 3 0 • 3 7 5 0 , w n kn d • -Xlm~,----blue-_....75-4 * '70 320I: • epd., aun whMll. (t85VNE). #.U. 1111 ttl mz -I '78 8 Targa, whlle/blk, Good oond 11100 E • 964•5290 rana c:ar, . • oonct
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••• •111 2800 Harbor Blvd. nu u75 H bu ' 111 7' • XI t • d. 1llOOcc. 1988 eng with Runa good, ........... • cuaett• • apeed, new .... COSTA MESA -·-Of Y or ' 1' 0111• n oon • 2000 mllH 1lnae rblt. 634-8292 btwn 1-5. C..11• Hl1 aml tm, air,•• oond. tlrH. t3750/080. Cell 208 W. 111, Sanl1 Ana ••• 1••• 9 9 5 M •rt Y. lllOOO. 873-4223 11800 640•1158 •••••••••••••••••••••• Urea brake•, tune up, 498-7832 Cloeed Sunday -· ... 7141973·1345 or even· •7, Tar 1 new tit• Tar-• 18#! Hll ·10 z21, 350 eng, auto. '3000 OBO. 181-9196 Of ------....,-~
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730-3780: evt 844-1533 Dally Pllol CIUllfiedl. 1/533-42•2 •tt-soM 5411--15306 ... 1llO 12900. 850-23157
• ATLAS CHRYSLIR·PL YMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Tel. 546-1934. 3 blocks
sOYlh of San Diego Freeway oil Harbor Blvd. Complete
body shop. Sales. Service. Parts. Service Ollpt. open
Monday lhru Friday 7:30 A M to '5:30 P M and 8 A.M. to 5
P M on Saturday.
llACH IMPOITS
8•8 Dove Streel. Newport Beach Tel 752-0900 Call us.
we're lhe spec1eliS1s for Alla Romeo. Peugeo1. Saab &
Maserall. ·
THIODOll IOllNS fOID
Modern aales, service. parts. body, paint & tire depts.
Compellllve rales on lease & delly rentals 2060 Harbor
Blvd .. Coste Mna. 641-0010 or 5•0-8211.
JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MllCUIY
2628 Harbor Blvd., COS1a Mesa. Tel. S•0-5630. 57 Years of
friendly lamlly service -Orange County 's oldes1
Uncoln·Merc}.lry deatershlp.
DAVID J. 'HILLIPS IUICIC-l'ONTIAC•MAZDA
Sales • Service • Leasing
2•1138 Allele Parkway
Laguna Hlltl 837-2400
• NIW,OIT IMPOITS
3100 W . Coa11 Hlghwey, Newport Beech. Tel.
1142·94015/540· 1784. fhe Ferreri, Jaguar. Aaton·Marlln
headquarter• In Orange County.
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MATCH THE · NUMIERS ON THE'.
MAP WITH THE NUMIERS IN THE BOXES
NIW,OIT DATSUN
888 Dove S1reel, Newport Beach. Tel 833-1300. A.1 the
lrlangle ol Jamboree. MacArthur & Brlstol behind Victoria
Slellon Salee, Service. Leasing & Parts. We make great
deals•
• NAlllS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Tel. 540·9100. Oran~
County's Largest Cadillac dealer. Sales Service •. Leasing.
• SADDLllACK IMW/SUIAIU
28•02 Marguerite Pkwy .. Avery Pkwy. ••II
We offer wflat no bank or !MM company can: 1. Expertly
atalled. mo1t modern aervlce & perta dept.: 2. One ol lhe
Southland'• moat experienced ulea & 1e111no 11111; 3.
Ellmlnallon ot lhe middleman by leulng dHler direct.
1131·2040 Mission Viejo 485-4949
• CHICk 1v11ioN 'OISCHl-AUD .. YW
415 E. CoHt Hwy., Newport Bueti. 873-4900. The only
dealerehlp In Orang• County with tlleM three great makn
undef one rooll
ALAN MAGNON PONTIAC.IUIAIU
2480 Harbor Blvd., CO.ta M"8 Tel. &49·4300 Salee, Service, Leeelng. "Mr. Goodwr•oc:h."
CLAlllC AUTOMOllUI
79' ~on Wr,, Coeta MeM. T-~ UM3t3
"JAGUARS OVA SPECIAL TY" XI< t20'11140'et 1SO'llXJ'lfe. Typea ,
Salft -~ -AeelOHtlonl
011 Plecen"8 betWMn 17th & 11th tn CO.ta MeM
• • IOI LONG'll 'ONTIAC
13600 Beach Blvd .. Wn1mtn11er. Tel. 892-e&51. Orange
County's 01oee1 anlf rargett Pontrac dHlerahTp. Sales,
Service, Partl.
• DICK MILLll flAT/LANC1A
"Probably the lowest priced Flats In Sout'*n Cahfornla"
(Located 1 mite north of South Coal Ptua
neer Main SI and Warner Ave. In Sanla Ana)
120 W. Werner, Santa Ana 557·2132
• SANTA ANA DATSUN
2001 E. 17th Street, Santa Ana. lei. 51511-711 11, Your
Origlnel Dedicated Det~n Deeter
MllACLI MAZDA
We've moved! Our new loc:atton II 1425 Beker SlrMI, Cos1a
M .... lei 1545·333•. Stop by & vletl our modern ahowroorn
and aee why we're the fl 1 Mezda dealer In Sou111ern
Calllornla. Sales, Service, Part1 and LNllng.
COIMlll hLILLO CHIVIOLO
(FOf"*'Y Groth Chewotlll)
11211 BMctl lhd., Huntington 8eecf'I
Nft • UMd • S.... • L.-lng • Perte • ~ .
· Come by end ... our Huge tnventCHYI
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• OIANOI COAIT AMC/lllP/llNAULT
H24 Hertaor lf¥d,, Coate Mlle
Mt-8023 14 .. 1710
fl 1 ,,.._, DMler In IN W•ll S.. ue t()der IOf ...... Mfvtoe
I leaalng. There are reuont Wtly we Me • t • , Price and
.-.c11on1 Atao. the aft.new fllenaull Alllenoe 11 herel
COSTA MISA DATSUN
28•5-Harbor Blvd .. Cosll Mesa. Tel. 540·8410. SetVtng Oran~ County for 16 yeaq, 1 Mile So. •05.
• SUNSIT fOID, INC.
(Horne ot Wiiiie the Whale). 5440 Garden Grove Blvd.,
Westminster. Tel. 836-•010.
• OIANGI COUNTY VOLVO
10120 Gerdwl GrOYe BIVd., Garden GrOYe
Tel. 530-8190. Exctullvety VolVo to cover 1111 your Vof.lo
requlternenta.
Nft•UMd•Seles•Leaalng•Parta•ServleeeBoOy Shop
Freeway c:IC>M In 1he hear1 ol Orange County at Garden
Grove Blvd. & BrookhUrlt .
CONNILL CHIVIOLn
2828 Harbof BIVd.. Coale M.... Over 22 yeara MrYlng
Orange County S•'"· IHalng, service. Cell 5•t-1200;
special parla line: 548·9400: body lhop llne: 75'-0400.
IOY CAIVll IOLLS IOYQ.aMW
1540 JambofM "°41d, Newport Beach. 840·8444. Salee,
Service, Perta And Laalng.
• LONG HACH aMW
Lerge aetectton of new~ UMd BMW'a enct Oft* fine cerer s ..... aerYIOe I . radMnl w.loOIMI Take 405
,rMWr, to Nortll Cherry -ramp, tum rlQtlt I to I b!Oclll
nof'th to 3170 N Chetfy AV9., Long Btaeft .
(7t4)131-51t0 ~213J411·54'4
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, ··OR TO BE PLACED · 642 5678
ON THIS AD, ·CONTACT YOUR DAILY PILOT REP.· •
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I c:ae Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Thur1day, O.C.mber 9, 1982
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I· Warning : The Su.tgeon General Has Determined ·
t~ That Cigarette Srrioking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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0 Philip Monla Inc. 19U
It broke all the traditional rules of '
cigarette--making by concentrating on the
tobacco_end~no filter ~nd-of smoking"'-----1
MERIT. The cigarette that made
history by delivering the taste of leading
brands having up to twice the tar.
lt~s the first and only 'Enriched Flavor~
cigarette .
. We made it for · you .
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Coast Pl™ extended
Christmas hours .are: Daily
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10 to 9:30, saturday, close at 9 p.m.,
· Sunday, close at 6 p.m. Choir groups entertain
nightly, Jewel Court. Most performances st~ at. 7 p.m.
Orang~
· County Master
Chorale pe~orms Dec. 18-19.
Visit our Package Cheqk Booth near
Carousel Court for Christmas Gift Certificates;
good at .all stores. Valet Parking is available during
all Mall hours between I. Magnin & Bullock's. A very
Special Christmas to you from all of our 197 plaza stores.
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SOUTH CO\Sf PLAZA
Bullock's I. Magnin May Co. Nordstrom Sears Saks Fifth Avenue
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA
'Sun Ribbon'
latest art
work placed
near plaza
Sl'ulptor C la in: F'a lken s te in's
gla:-.:-.-pa neled windscrl'C~n:. l'nl1llcd
.. Sun Ribbon" havl' bl'<.'n installed
,,dJi.lt'l'n l to Lill' rt•nuwn<.'<.1 1.6-acre
··c.i11forn1a SC'cna rio" s<.·ulplural
gw dt n clc:s1g nl'Cl by bamu Noguchi
Jt South Coast Plni.:1 Town Cente r tn
c.,,t.1 M <."Sa.
"Sun Ribbon " •~ Lhl' lutcst in a
gro.,,,·1ng collcct1u n of pub lic art
work:-. a t Town Ccnwr .
• T ht· t'ulored-glas:. facadC's tha t
l't!llW togt·Lht:r Lo form u gateway to
Lht· rnurtyurd bet Wl'l'n tht• 15-story
c:n·at Wt:stt:rn Sa vings building and
tht• soon-to-open John Pohl's Bistro
a rt• mar kt:d by cl1stinctly curving
\\,db .ind sloping fal't'S, as 1f wind-
blu" n
M:. Fal ke ns tein. w h o:.e pas t
works tnd ude sculpture:. a l St. Basil
Chu rl'h 1n L os Angeles. the
Guggenheim Caws m Ven1<.-e, and
:-.howings in S an Francisco, Los
A n geles. Ne w Y ork and Rome,
(Sec Sun, page 121
ARTISTIC P ASSAGE -Renowned sculptor Claire Falkenstein at the gates of the "Sun Ribbon"
windscreens a t South Coast Plaza Town Cente r . Described by th~ artist as "contemporary gothic," the
gates are composed of a nickel alloy. ....,,-
'TIS THE SEASON FOR ROLEX.
Since 1926. the Rolex Oyster has been the preferred sports
watch of leaders. Self-winding. pressure-prooftcJ 165-teet-
under water. We are the preferred source for Rolex. based on
our leading selection and service. Come see. Shown in stain-
less steel and 14 karat yellow gold: Man's Datejust. $2.325.
Ladydate. $1.175.
Bailey Banks& Biddle
Wor~d Renowned Jewelers Since 1831
SOVT'H COAST PLAZA, COSTA MESA
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Give ttt. GHr of
Energy and Mobilization
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pnmary and
supple mental ,,r,, 11 O rm·
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HOMECOMING
CHRISTMAS
You've already made her
dreams come true.
But you're still full
of surprises.
Dazzle her again with the gift
beyond compare-our
natural Canadian lynx iacket
A flattering, narrow
stlhouette in long hair fur,
· wtth bright" coloring and
beautiful markings.
An exceptional value in a
luxury fur, 4,990 00
All furs labeled to show
country of ong1n.
South Coast Plaza. 1n
THE FUR GALLERY.
w e·re apen special hohoay
hours Monday-Saturday
1 o·oo-9:30.
Sunday 10.00·6.00
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4 -South Coast Plaza/An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 9, 1982
,,. Orange County Master Chorale
~~~ to perform In Jewel Court ...
through this weekend!
20% off!.
Every handbag
reg. 19.99 & up
Bingo! _203 off dressy shoe group
203 off all legwanners
MasterCard • Visa
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
The Orange County Mas ter
Chorale 'and the Californians will
present holiday music Dec. 18 at 7
and~-p;m. at South €oast-Plaza:-
These Cree performances, staged
in the Jewel C.ourt (near Bullock's),
are sponsored by South Coast Plaza
and initiate a program of continuing
Saturday shopping throughout the
month.
Excerpts from Handel's "Messiah''
will be presented as well as
traditional and popular music of the
season. The pe rformance will be
repeated the same hours Dec. 19.
The Californians, a select group of
singers from within the chorale. will
entertain at 4 and 5 p.m.
The Orange County Mas ter
Chorale. under the d irection of
Maurice Allard. is in its 27th year.
Last year the chorale performed
before a total of 35,000 people in Los
Angeles and Orange counties. These
concerts featured a variety of music
ranging from masterworks to the
"pops.''
During the past 27 years, the
chorale has appeared in a wide
variety of concert sett.ings and has
traveled to Europe three times for
concert tours -the most recent
being last summer.
T h e c horale's performa n ces
i n cl ude th e Orange County
Perform\ng Arts Center's Christmas
Ca ndlelight Con cert since its
inception in 1974; Christmas concerts
t hree years at the Dorothy Chandler
P avillion with the Glendale
Symphony under the direction of
Carmen Dragon; the City of Irvine's
July 4th Concert on the Green IV
Celebration; and the dedication of
the Crystal Cathedral in Garden
Grove.
The Californians present shows
when a smaller ensemble is needed.
Recent performances have included
appearances at the retirement dinner
for former Los Ange les County
S heriff Peter Pit.chess, Pat Boone's
Salute to Scouting and the Balboa
Bay Club's annual Governor's and
Christmas Balls.
The Orange County Master
Chorale's 1982-83 concert season
includes C hristmas con cert s
throughout December; the county's
first Bach Festival in Fe bruary;
Brahrn's "German Reqiem" in April;
and the annual "pops" concert,
which closes the seasoirt; in June.
In a ddition to the Saturday
holiday hours, which are 10 a.m. to 9
p.m., e¥tended weekday hours are
10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. on Sunday.
Children can visit Santa Claus at
Santa's Village in the Carousel Court
during regular mall hours. Holiday
caroling by community groups will
oc.">Cur tnroughout the-month'llt-'1 amt---
8 p.m. daily, and selected other
times.
A lso on Saturday evenings
throughout December, a horse-
drawn carriage will transport guests
of the Westin South Coast Plaza
Hotel to and from the mall for
shopping, dining and en tertainment.
For more infonnation on any of
the South Coast Plaza holiday
activities, call 546-6682.
Shop by the numbera w i th our
budget-conscloua Hollday Gift & Service
Gulde. Look for It In claallfled-every day
until Christmas Eve.
Dally Piiot Claulfled ·
phone 842-5878
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S?~t~ Coast Plaza/ An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY Pl~OT /Thursday, December 9, 1982 -5 9 .. -: .•. ; .
On flre::f i~U~ of Christmas
-----my trllE-' ga'Vf-'to;--~-.. ~. ~~_J_
a.......,,. -~.,..,.efl.-jq)~ ~cream
~ on a ~ The perfect yhristinas gift'
for the employee from the bu~y businessman.--
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We also have Haagen-Daz• T-Shirts
and Hats in many flavors.
-Dazs
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The ice cream dedicated to perfection!
South Coast Plaza 154 So. Coast Hwy.
3333 Brltsol Street, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92826 Laguna Beach, Ca.
714-754-7752 714 -494-5507
DE. IGNER STOP Primrose Bordier, designer of a ll sheets, towels
;ind b<tlhware al D<:s(:amps, was in the maH recently to visit her store
on 1 h<· West Cu<.1::-.l. "I s trive to cr eate looks that are both
rnm'plt•m(;'n tary and unique in their own desig n," she says. "By using
1ntc>reh<.1ngabk patl<•rns. pt'Ople can create their own persona) look."
Descumps 1s on tht> lower level near the J ewel Court in South Coast
Plaw.
thru this weekend!
20% OFF
ALL LEATHER & SUEDE
HANDBAGS
20% off group of dressy shoes
20% off all l~wanne.=n==---------
SOUT.H COAST PLAZA ~ .......
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
. CRYSTAL OIL LAMPS
6" 9" 12"
A Cricket tradition. These
handsome crystal oil lamps are
sklllfully hanct-blown with suspended glass bubbles that
contail lamp oil. Use alone or
group together. Lamps are
available in the following sizes.
6" ............................ .
9" ........................... .
12" ........................ ..
15" ........................ ..
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
s29.00
33.50
38.00
47.00
Lower Level, Jewel Court, Buttocks Wing
(714) 556-7430
[-] l-1" ~
VJ OFF
Semi-Annual NAME-BRAND
SHOE SALE
20.90 to 32.90*
O nJ:mally $32 to $50
For a limit~ ttme. choose from m.my
famous name-branili for women ...
including 8,: , ZoJ1ac. 9 We t anJ
Capezm! No1 all 1zes anJ colors m every
style. Al!>o, s1m1lar reJucttons on 5elected
name-brand boots and handbag !
SOUTII COAST PLAZA
SAU STAltTS ntUUD.\Y, Dl!CDIB!ll 9.
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198-3331
ANAHEIM PLAZA
956-1180
8 -South Coast Plaza/An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Thu,sday, Decemb8' 9, 1982
IHERMAN CLAY SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE
IN CELEBRATION OF OUR 112th ANNIVERSARY
BIG, BEAUTIFUL 42• CONSOLE
SAVE OVER •100000
Reg.•29•9 NOW •1870
TO t<(L, CllUll.4TE OUt 112tMNNIVClSAIY ltlMIAlL HAS Ofrcuo fH(S(
"ANOS 10 US Al A Sl'fCIAl ,.ICf. !HAT'S WHY Wf CAN Off(J IH(M 10
YOU Al SUCH A Ol fAI SAlltt-tGS. 197011 fH( FOUNDING vtAR Of
SH(~N CLAY SO WE AU OHEllNG THESE PIANOS 10 YOU FOR S1'70.
NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL MAR. 10
OPEN
O"ILY
10-t P.M.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
SUN. 11 ..
141-0411
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Noon-2_p.m.
Christmas
Trombones
Noon-2 p.m.
So. Coast
Chamber
Singers
Christmas Delights at Crabbee & Evelyn-==.n-JIDI'
For that special someone
on your Christmas gift liSt . . . •
Unique Holiday Gift Baskets filled
with our exclusive imported
soaps, toil~tries and delectable .
gourmet foods. Celebrate the
magic of Christmas at
Crabtree & Evelyri
South Coast Plaza 714 • 641-0888
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FRIDAY
Noon-I p.m.
UCI Quartet
1-2 R.m.
Santa Ana High
School Choir
Noon-I p.m. I
Strolling
Carolers
8 -9 p.m.
Disneyland
9 Choir
Noon-I p.m.
So. Coast
Brass
Ensemble
7:30-8:30 p.m.
Christmas
Trombones
12:30-1 :30 p.m.
Strolling
Carolers
._.... Coest ,...
Ml9ek>n Vlefo Mell
W..emlnetw ....
Oenttoe .... Plue
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South Coast eLaza/ An AdvertlsinQ Supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Thursday, December 9, 1982 -9 •
SATURDAY
Santa Ana
Christmas
Parade to
the Village
4
Boy-Scouts
and Girl
Scouts
caroling
thru the day
II
Boy Scouts
and Girl
Scouts
caroling
thru the day 18
,
For that s~al day,
first go to Gmgiss and
pick a gift from our wide
variety of fonnalwear
acx:essories and jewelry. ·
Then hint that he take
you out to a place where
he can show it off .
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10 -South CoasJ J?laza/An Advertising Supplement tot~ OAllcY P.flQTIThursda~. Oeoemt>er Q~ 1982
Foot Locker
gets toehold
with new
plaza store
Radio Shack
plugs into
video trends
Radio S hack , one of the world's
largest retail chains with more than
8,000 stores worldwide, has opened
its ne west store in South Coast
Plaza.
According to store manager
Robert Chase, the store features a
variety of physical upgrades unique
to the South Coast Plaza store,
including brass-plated frontage.
wood-paneled and simulated suede-
covered walls, and par:quet wood
entry way.
Also featured is the extensive
h o me and business compute r
department, with both micro and
mini TRS-80 models. The majority
of Radio Shack merchandise is
designed and manufactured to the
company's own specifications to be
sold exclusively through Radio
Shack outlets.
Other merchandise lines offered
are stereo components. televis ion
sets, CB rlllf ios and acanners, "1deo
ga me s, a l arm sys t e m s, PA
equipment, calculators. electronic
toys. telephones and telephone
equipmen t. Chase noted that the
e lectronic p a rts selection is as
extensive as can be found.
Plaza gets
Western wear
emporium
O ne of Southern California's
foremost Western wear retailers -
Howard & Phil's -has opened a
2,950-s quare-foot store in South
Coast Plaza.
The s tore is the 16th for the
Canyon Country-based Western
wear finn. Specializing in cowboy '
boots. Howard & Phil's features
more than 150 styles. ranging from
calfskin to the more exotic leathers
of ostrich, alligator, homback lizard,
eel, rhino and anteater.
Store manager Brent MartJn adds
that the men's and ladles' size
selection is the beat anywhere In
such makes as Tony Lamas, Justin,
Dan Poet and Frye.
Howard & Phil 'a also carries
Western-inspired spor tswear and
o utwear by famous makers
Pendleton, Wrangler, Levi Strauss
• and Lee. A full .election of cowboy
hats by Stet80n and Resist-All are
featured .. well. .
Weste rn decor bl1hll1hta the
store, inclucliq oek de\aUini and
authenUc deer ~.
Foot Locker, one of America's
foremost athletic shoe compan ies,
has opened on the lower level of the
Carousel Court in South Coast Plaza.
Foot Locker specializes in athletic
footwear, clothing, t-shirts, sweats,
canvas bags and accessories. Al~
major brands of shoes are carried;-
inch:1ding Adidas, Nike, Puma,
Asahi, Tretorn and Converse.
According to company spokesman
Dan Rich, Foot Locker's strengt.h is
depth of selection -covering all
sports from jogging to aerobics -
and excellent depth of sizing.
The 2,450-square-foot s tore is
designed as a basketball court, with
shoes lining the walls and benches
within.
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WAS NAKED AND COLU
She had a blank look about her. A kind of emptiness. No coloc
I didn't know what to do. Or where to go. Then I discovered
The Upstairs Gallery. h was a pretty off-the-wall place. They had
thousands of beautiful pieces of original graphic art, each signed,
framed and matted. I could see her excitement in the way she
stood, almost quivering with anticipation, hoping that I would
·adorn her with a Picasso, Neiman or Rothe. I had to get my hooks
in hei; but I was still apprehensive. I was sure it would cost me a
fortune. Surprise. The Gallery's prices were real low, plus they did
have convenient credit tenns if I needed them.
So I thought, what the heck? I did it. Now,
my wall ••• she's happy. She's gorgeous. And
she loves me for what I did to hei; thanks
to The Upstairs Gallery. Stop by and see
what lmean.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA• (Next ro Bulloclc.'1)
(714) 549-9191
ARCO PLIAZA1 C Lewi 8£VERLY HJLLS1 27S So. La Ciimlp Bhd. DEL AMO PA811lON SQUARE1
(On chc ICCC>nd bef ne9r RdiiNon~)
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Dr_awin_g tur~s
South Coast
shoppers Into
• winners
CAR CRUNCH -South Coast
Plaza baa extenaive parkina
facilltlea to accommodate ·
holiday ahoppen.
Martin Wigler had a weekend
shopping excursion in mind. He
accompanied his wife on a
clothes-shopping venture for the
holidays when h e came to South
Coast Plaza during the 15th
Annh:ersary cele~ation in October.
Although he didn't know it at the
time, Wlgler's entry in the mall-wide
Anniversary Sale drawing would
eventually be chosen as the grand-
prize winner, making him the owner
of a 1982 Isuzu Deluxe 5-speed
automobile.
The Wiglers, residents of Chino,
drive to South Coast Plaza severaJ
umes a year when they have a
desire to "go to an excellent
shopping environment, and take a
nice drive at t he same time."
The grand-prize winners are not
the only out-of-the-county residents
with a South Coast Plaza shopping
preference. A recent mall study
revealed that one in ever y 10
shoppe.cs_ are from outside of Orange
County, and that 1)0Ul}1Cdast Plaza
is the most regularly shopped center
u1 Southern California.
Other prizes awarded during the
Anniversary celebration, held Oct.
14 to 17, were: Four trips to San
Francisco, courtesy o f PSA.
including airfare from Orange
County, lodging at the Sheraton
Fisherman's Wharf and use of a
Hertz. car; an eight-day cruise for
TiiE GOOD OF.SIGN SHOP
two from Honolulu to four Haw8tial1
isla n ds, courtesy of Ametican
Hawaii Cruises; and two $25 gift
certificates, courtesy of The Livery.
The winners of the PSA San
Francisco vacation are:
-Carl E. Brown, Huntington
Beach.
-Sue Long, S3nta Ana.
-James and Debi Sherrell, El
Toro.
-Liz Myers, El Toro.
The winner of the American
Hawaii cruise Is:
-Helen Bruderlin, Costa Mesa.
The winners of The Livery gift
ccruficates are:
-Tom Spearman, Culver City.
-Joyce Gwidt, Irvine.
soum COASr PLAZA 0 NEXT TO BULLOCK'S ENTRANCE . FIRST LEVEL 0 (714) 751-0510
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12 -South Coast Plaza/An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 9, 1982
Hoffman
beauty supply
store opens
in plaza
'Sun Ribbon'
blends well
with center
from page%
defines "Sun Ribbon" as a true
topological structure. one in which
<:l..here is no clearly-defined top or
bottom. 1ns1de or out.
•
An interesting by-product of the
irregular curves, according to Ms.
Falkenstein. is that "Sun Ribbon"
actually resists wind -simply
because of the "twist."
The stained-glass panels -red.
orange, violet and yeUow -~ere
hand-cut on location and placed so
that each pane differs in size Crom
the ad.JOtnmg pane. resulting in a
near-random appearance.
Ms . Falkenstein describes her
motivation behind "Sun Ribbon's"
unusual design as not based upon a
£lat plane or static object. "It is the
interplay of space and form that
creates the resulting topological
space." she notes.
She dcscri b es the gates as
"contemporary gothic," with the
nic kel-alloy beams placed at
alternating angles -cr eating an
illusion of depth. The gates are
attached to overhead sandstone
l'Olumns. made of the same Arizona
flagstone used in several Town
Cent.er buildings and the flooring of
the cou rtyard that includes
"California Scenario" sculptural
garden.
"Sun Ribbon" was commi~ioned
by South Coast P laza own e r /
developers C.J . Segerstrom and Sons,
and joins such other Town Center
works of art as Alexander Calder's
"Pekin." Jean Dubuffet's "Tour Aux
Jambes," Jim Huntingto n 's
"Nightsh1ft," Charles 0 . Perry's
"Ram ," and Doug Edge 's
''Construl'livist Pagoda."
Henry T. Segerstrom, managing
partner of C.J . Segerstrom and Sons.
explained that the long-standing
commitme nt to e ncour age a
cultural, artistic presence within a
business/commercial environment is
a fundamental premise of South
Coast P laza To wn Center . T his
co m m itm e nt ser ves as the
cornerstone be h ind the owne r /
developer's desire to take ·world~
clas5 art out of the muaeum.
Hoffman Beauty Supply, with up
to 10,000 assorted nail, hair, skin and
make-up productS, h as opened on
the upper )evel of the Sears wing in
South Coast Plaza.
Plaza store also offers all varieties of
beauty a pplia nces, including hair
dryers, curling Ir-ans and -even
packaged Christmas sets.
Hoffman a dds that all brands
carr ied are top-of-the-line beau ty
and health products, s pecifically
selected to offe r s tate-of-the-art
hair, skin and nail care.
According to owner Bob Hoffman,
one o f the major stren gths of
Hoffman Beauty Supply is the in-
store advice of the professional sales
stafL AlLpe nel are cosmetic and
skin experts. Several are 1cense :;..--~•
('OSmetologists and ar~ able to offer
cuc;tomers consultation as well as
service.
Hoffman Beauty, with 13 stores in
Southern California, is one of the
largest c hains of professional
wholesale beauty products in the
country.
The l,600-square-foot South Coast
A Christmas
Memory-Maker
0 Gift Wrap ..
0 Bows & Ribbon
D Party Goods
Plan ahead now
so you don't
forget those you
love and care for.
D Boxed Christmas D Candles
Card D Omaments
OChristmas Cards o Notes &
Individual Stationery
OJonathan Davis Figurines O Rockwell Figurines
D Hummel D Wall Decor D Picture Frames
D Pens and pencils: D Cross O Sheaffer
D Mont Blane D Parker D Lazer Craft
DWorld Globes o Brief Cases
ASTEROIDS At s14•• And other
VISA
Atari Tapes, lntellivision and Tapes,
Colecovision and Tapes, Atari 5200.
SOUTH .COAST '-LAZA
54.s-6026 545-6383
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South Coast Plaza/An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Thursday,. December 9, 1982 -13
0
Westin South Coast Plaza
offers special holiday rate
Holiday shoppers looking to put
some cheer in their chore should be
merner to learn about the "'Dickens
of a Christmas" package offered by
The Westin South Coast Plaza hotel
available throu~h Dec. 28.
Located across the street Crom the
renowned 197 -store South Coast
Plaza shopping mall, the hotel has
put together a special schedule of
services, events and price reductions
to enable a s ho ppe r to take
advantage of the proximity of the
two properties at this hectic time of
year.
Key feature of the offer is the
reduced hotel room rate to $58 per
night, which will be applied to a
single or double occupancy in a
deluxe room.
The "Dickens of a Christmas"
package a lso includes Welcome ·
Cocktails for two and c r e dit
certificates from at least 25 selected
stores located at the mall.
In addition, sever a l h e lpful
se r vices will be inaugerated
exclusively for the hotel guest/
shopper. A shuttle between the mall
and the hote l will be available
during shopping hours. And on
Saturday nights, a horse-drawn
car ri age will be available to
transport shoppers and guests.
After shopping hours. guests can
enjoy the seasonally festive park
environment in front of the hotel
tha t includes Christmas Carolers,
and one of Orange County's largest
Christmas trees. The presentation by
the adjacent South Coast Repertory
Theater of Dickens' "A Christmas
Carol" also is a popular annual
event.
Many other holid~-eommunity
scheduled events, such as the annual
Newport Harbor Festival of Lights
from Dec. 17. to 23 are within easy
driving distance for hotel guests.
Reservations are required as the
package is limi t e d to space
availability at the 400-room Costa
Mesa property and can be obtained
by calling the hotel at 540-2500 and
asking for "Dickens."
Gourmet chocolate emporium
brings sweet taste to plaza
The first Neuhaus Chocolate Shop
in California, featuring gourmet
imported Belgian ch ocolate, h as
opened in the May Company wing of
South Coast Plaza.
Decorated as a glass-and-mirror-
e ncl osed emporium, Ne uhaus
special izes in fine gourmet
chocolates, made In unusual designs
a nd u s ing s uperior natura l
ingredients.
The 125-year-old Brussels-based
firm, with stores throughout the
globe. h as earned an impreaslve
reputation for its pralines, which
a.re available in the gianduja (aolid
milk c hocolate with slig.ht nut
flavor) and ganache (dark cholcolate
in plain or natUJI&} coffee, fruit or
liqueur -flavor) varieUet1, often with
fresh cream filling and always
reff'la'erated.
c~ in the new South c.o.t
Plua store al8o can enjoy Neuhaus
Cl"e9"°"9 in-*>ft at one m teYel'al
tea tables. along with a cup of
espresso, cappuccino, coffee "float"
or other beverage. Ice cream, made
fresh on the premises using t h e
Italian, or gelatl, method, also ls
available in 12 flavors.
The chocolates, and accompanying
specialized varieties of candy, are
sold by w eight, although store
owner Ralph Bauer emphaaizet that
there are no restrictions on quanUty.
Neuhaus mails anywhere ln the
country and often a variety of glua
a nd gift co ntainers f o r gift.
packaglns. Baue r adda that
customers may compile their own
custom gift containers.
The Neuhaus Chocolate Shop ta
part of a, up1calln1 expan alon .
program at South c.o.t P1ua that
ultimately will rnult ln the re-
tenanting of 100,000'"9Quare-feet of
apace. Many of tM It MW ._..
have opened, and moat of the
remllAnder wW open ..........
Holiday
Cheers
from
LeSportsac
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Le8por&1ac I ~ CJoa8' "8•
Carousel C,ourt, Cost.a Mesa, CA 92626
Phone : (714) 667-1263
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14 -South Coast Plaza/ An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Thurs<!!Y._Decerriber 9, 1982
WELCOME MAT -David Hubbard. left, store manager at Eddie
Bau<'r in South Coast Plaza, receives a welcome from Ken Fowler.
pr<'sident of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce.
Plaza lassos Western store
The first Eddie Bauer s tore in
Southern California has opened on
the upper level of the Carousel
Court in South Coast Plaza
Well-known throughout the
country, largely through its catalogs.
16 million of which are distributed
annually in the United States and
Canada, F.ddie Bauer specializes m
goose down products and other
quality outd oor apparel and
equipment.
A forerunner in the field. F.ddie
Bauer was founded an Seattle an
1920 by a young outdoor enthusiast
named F.ddae Bauer. It was Bauer
who designed and patented in 1936
Amenca's first quailed goose down ~
jacket that rendered bulky
outerwear obsolete.
Througho ut the years, the
rompan y ..has-equipped .ex.peditioos.
to every continent in the w orld and
has earned the title "F.dd1e Bauer
Expedition Outfitter."
The 7 .000-square-foo t, glass-The development of products for
endoscd store is the La~t adqit!_on __ ~tiy ~x~tions mmbined wilh
to th(I newly-upscaled Sears wing in o n -going testing results in ever-
Sou th Coas t P laza that will improving garments, sleeping b.1gs
ultimately result in the opening of and equipment for the first-lime
18 n~w stores. adventurer or Ion -lames rtsman.
PUMPS ... They're news horn heel to toe.
Sleek. sophisticated pumps In striking styles. Choose from the
suede-like sil1ouette that Is SJ>Qrked with o kJs1re \Xldeflay. Avol-
oble with motd"llng handbag. Or choose the gleaTilng patent
pump that odds instant polsh to y<::AJ1 days and nights. Both 1hoe
styles In o variety of rich colors. orty $27 .'19. NOY/ at Thom McAn.
~~cAn...
SOUTH COAST PLAZA'
'PWr #r.e ~"
l . Mourfamoui.BccfSllrk• Summcr::iausaJ(c,
2 oz. nf Crl•amy g" ·~~ .. 1 i "'. \\ h•·<'I nl i.cn11 l>oh
Gouda. 6 oz. ur .uuuo ~\\\'!,'I I lul l\lu .. wrd. 10 oz. of
Port Wm<• dl(·t'"''· .ii' oz Appl(• l'Jl' Cht'ddar ~qu.ire.
Soz of Edmnand 11ur!>trJWbl•rry Bun llon..... $19.99•
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Think of everyone who'd love a
Christ.mas gift from Hickory Farms~v
Choose from over 100 different ~1fts. in a vanety of shapes, prices
and sizes, all filled with tasty dehghts. And we'll gladly handle all the
details sending your gifts out.
-----.-ldcor1-farms ~'I-Hto·---1
We'll give you a taste of old-time country goodness. '
QI ITU COAST LAZA
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540-6991
lhisad
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Al partK:IP!lting stores.
is for all those
who ew!r wonder
why your company runs
a United Way ca01paign.
When it comes right down to it, you're probably the
best iusoo your company bu for getting involved with
the United Way.
'\bu see, they know almost all of the money given to
the United Way goes back out into the community to help
people.
So if you, or the people you work with, should ever
need any of our services, like day care, family counseling
or health care, we'll be right there to help. Jn fact, there
are tena of thousands of United Way·supponed programs
and ICnicta in ~itics and towns acron the country. That
means help is nearby wherever you are.
And your company knows that could mean the dif·
ference between kcepi.na or losina a valuable empla,.ee.
That's why they sive. And that's why they ask you to
give. Because there may come a day when you need help
yourself.
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South Coast Plaza/ A~ Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Dee..-nber 9, 1982 -15 ---
-------t< House Of
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A TRADITIOhT OF GIFT GIVING
This holiday sea-
son welcome fam-
ily and friends to
your house with
the crunchy
within your
budget. We mail
gifts too. We
have everything
you need to cre-
..
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good taste of
almonds from .
our house, the ~
ate a special
House.o.__.._~~~
House of
Almonds. At
House of
Almonds we
have almond
gift packs-per-
f ect for every-
one on your
gift giving
list and
sure to fit
Almonds gift of
your very own
from colorful gift ,==i~=~'~ tins to traditional I decorator jars.
And, they' re
always in the-
best of yule-
tide spirit.
So for
almond
gifts with
good taste
come on over to
our house, the
House of
Almonds.
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16 -South Co~st Plaza/An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 9, 1982 .,
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THUR SDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1<rn:.::> l)HANl.t l.lllJNI ~ 'l\l ltUHNIA ,..., CfNf">
Laguna looking for some -Illoneyhag Santas
By STEVE MITCHELL
OflheD...,"°41 .. "
Laguna Beach ls coming out
wlth lts own gifts catalog and
Lagunans with a few extra bucks
'are being aaked to buy the city a
Christmas present.
The 1 3 -page c atal o g ,
illustrated with photographs of
city parks, playgrounds and
public buildings, lists doz.ens of
items residents can purchase for
the city.
And, if you write out a check
now, you can take advantage of
the tax deductlblllty of the gift
on this year's Income tax form,
the catalog hints.
Now, a $40 trash can might not
seem lik e a very warm and
personal glfl for the city you
love.
But if s just about the cheapest
item listed in the catalog.
For those who want to reach a
little deeper i nto their
1 pocketbook, the cit y would
appreciate a new Class A engine
pumper for the fire department.
Just sign your name at the
bottom of the $160,000 check.
You can buy a mlnl-park at
one of Lasuna'• beachooend cul-
de-aaca, complete wlth viewing
platform and land1eaplna. for
between $60,000 and $75,000.
Or the city wlll go out and
beautify a park with a 1~1.aah of
floral color for between '200 and
$500.
Donon can adopt a gardener
for their favorite park by picking
up the salary and benefits, or
hire an entire beach cleanup
crew for around $10,000.
Or how about a police aervice
dog, which the cataloa ~aye
would provide a varletr of
eervlces to the community.
The cop canine could be called
upon to do public relatlona work;
give demonatraUona at echoola;
track Joat children, aenlora or
e1caped crlmlnall; control
crowd1; 1earch building and
crime acenes, and do preventive
patrol.
Price tag for the pooch? $5,000.
Other gift 1ugestiona include
a sand sifter, $25,000; new tables
and chalra for the community
center, $1,600; a washer and
<:f~yer for the animal 1heher,
'680: tennil nets, $200 each, and
lights for Riddle Field, $25,000.
Laguna Beach la spending
S2.100 to produce the catalog. The
Chamber of Commerce'•
beautification committee 11
picking up about half the tab.
The 500 copies wl 11 be
diatrlbuted to community
organizations and will be
available at City Hall, said City
.Manager Ken Frank.
You see, there'• one particular
Item ln the cataJ01 that Frank
would really like to eell.
It's the $7 million mortaa8e on
~camore Hll11, the 522~acre
cl1y-owned parcel ln Lagun•
Canyon.
If aomeone p lck1 up the
mulU-milUon dollar tab for thM
ltem. Frank guarantees he'll
name Sycamore Hilla after UW
donor.
"You pay for Sycamore Hin.
and you can call it anything you
like."
Fun Zone attractions find homes
Jim Sorenson of Newport Beach can play
Skee Ball in his home. He bought the Fun
Zone game for S75.
By STEVE MARBLE of tM DellJ ,... ....
"Start her up, Lucky," said
auctioneer l\uay t:JlrKen to the
tattooed man standing at the
control box of the merry-go-
round.
Ray "tucky" Scott hit the
"start" button and, with his
hands jammed In his jean pockets
and a cigarette hanging from hia
mouth, watched the painted
wooden horses bob up and down.
"Runs like a charm, just like a
c harm," b e llowed Larken,
ecanning the crowd. "Let'• start
at $50,000. That's cheap, really
cheap. Do I hear $50,000? $50.·
000? Okay, $25,000. I'll take
$25.000." '
He settled for $15,000, the
highest figure of the night for
any of the remaining bits, pieces,
machines and ginnoe that make
up the Balboa Fun Zone -a
place of memories that, for $!>
he re a nd $1.000 there, was
dWnantled Wednesday.
The Fun Zone, 50 years old
and lhowlng it, la acheduled to be
knocked down by the end of the
year and replaced with offices
and shops.
"lt'•ad but I suppo.e the area
needs Im~: I haw mixed feellnp; aald Millie Tai:llon,
owner of Fun BUrgel"8'. one of the
longstanding food outlell at the
block-Iona U'Cllde.
Taillon, aaytng ahe wanted
10methlng to "take with me,"
spent $900 buytna the boat ride
and the battered, IUD-bleached
ml.niatwe car ride.
"I don't even know what I'm
going to do with them," she said fater~ eying the metal ride. in the
cold of the evening.
The auction led by arcade
owners Ra}'Ballard and Larken,
drew the oua, Uie nOitiJijC,
the co llec tors and the
I've-always-wanted-to-own-a -'
video-game crowd.
"What do we hear from
Donker Kong? Hey, hey, Donkey
Kong,' yelled Larken. "Thia ia
the prize machine of the market.
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Corridor design criticized
Like motorists who have
attempted to navigate the San
Diego or Santa Ana freeways at
rush hour, Orang e County
supervisors have expressed some
reser vations over the way
freeways are designed.
Commenting on the design
proposed for the San J oaquin
Hilla Transportation Corridor,
auperviaors que1tioned criteria
freewa y planne r s u sed in
determining h ow w ide the
freeway would be and where
interchanges would be located.
The new freeway ls eventually
intended to link .San Juan
Capiatrano, Laguna Beach, Irvine
and Newport Beach alon~ a
14-rnile route situated midway
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between Pacific Coast Highway
and the San Diego Freeway.
The route unveiled last week
runs from the Corona del Mar
Freeway near Mac Arthur
Boulevard in Newport Beach to
the San Diego Freeway near
Avery Parkway in south Orange
County.
It is envisioned by planners to
have six, eight or 10 lanes along
variou s stretches. It would
include separate express lanes for
buses or a mass transit rail line.
Before voting unanirnoualy to
auth orize a series of publlc
h earings in January on the
proposed r oute, aupervlsora
asked for assurance• that the
design takes Into conaideration
projected growth patteml of the
future.
"Everything ha.a been wrong
ao far ," aald Supervi1ora'
Chairman Bruce Nestande,
referring to other projection.
made by county plan~ra or
independent con.ultanll. "The
Santa Ana Freeway. Jail
capacities. No one'• ever gue9led
right."
Nestande auggested that
freeway dealgnera test their
design of the new freeway by
a1king the aame computer to
redesl.rn the San Diego and
(See FREEWAY, Pate A•)
Frontier exceeding
air noise limits?
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B)' JEFF ADLER
OfllM!DellJ ..........
Frontier Alrlinel jell operating
out of John Wayne Airport are
cru.hlng Into a aound barrier of
10rt1 -the planes are exceedlna
airport noi.ae llrnill about half the
time:
The jetliners, DC-9 Super SO.
bound nonatop for Denver, are
exeeedtna nolle ltandarda at one
of thr•e key airport noiH
m o nftorln1 1tatlon1 on
approximately half of all
Ukeofh, explained Wll!!.am •
Martin, tlle airport'• noiae
abatement officer.
He aald the remainder of
Frontier'• fll1hta either are rneettnar or are below the not.I
1 t a'n cf a rd . A t two o the r
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monltorina pomta, all ru,hta are meet.1n1 tJ\e atandarda.
"You could •fely •Y that on
the a~ (Frontier) ii runnlnc
11.lchtly over (the limit) at one monltottnc atation," Martin laid.
But the nol1e abatement
oUicer pomted out that the nm.
•tandard ii an avenp bMed on
every takeoff owr a three·month
period.
With more than two monthll
1emalnln1 before the curnnt
quarter endl l'eb. 18, Frontier
atlll oould eaally me.et tbe
atandard on an ave,.,. dally
..... he aald.
Marlin apeculated that If rronw ptJota wen eo ......_
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Larry Morgan cheeks out the horseOesh on the Fun Zone carousel.
The merry-go-round went for S 15,000 in Balboa auet,on.
Let'a 8'art at •1.000. Do I beer
$1,000?"
1be machine, opened up With
ill ~ .. hanch'8 out
for public lnapection, went for
$800. Star C.tle went foe $150,
Benerk for $175.
A well-wom pinball machlne,
its g1aaa top smeared With white
P!!!!t.~...!tick.Y from 1pl)ed aoft drinka, went for $50. The Six
Million Dollar Man model went
for $150, Supennan for $200.
Jim Sorenaen, with two
children in tow, waa waiting to
bid on a Sltee Ball machine.
"I love 'em" he 1ald, hla
children nodding agreement. "I
can play them for days. I've came
down here for years playing 0-machines .••
renaen,who-Nid-he-had
enough room In hia Balboa hou8e
to accommodate one Skee Ball
machine, got hia wish. Seventy.
five bucks and lt waa his.
"I came down here rno8tly for
old time's sake," said C .G .
Tunstall, a former Bilooa Furi
Zone employee from 1952.
Tunstall, proudly flashing
business cards that read,
"retired," said he now lives on a
alx-acre ranch outside La)te
Elainore, where he haa erected
hil own private fun zone.
A 15-1001 lam.._J_. loll lall hea• la htp wta• aa aa El Toro 0........... tree lot. TM, • .,., ........... WM ...... med lo
attntet ._-._rw I.(
"I have my own Ferris wheel.
Bought it for $5,500. I have
bumper can, a train that ruoa
around the-w.h~ plac:e -~--=--1
kinda of toys. I love toys." •
Tunstall, who recalle4
•weeping out the arcade ana
fiahing bent nickels out of pinba)l
machines, ended up buying •
Skee Ball machine. Another $7' sate.----
Gertrude Vorgang boughtf ..
box of Skee Ball tickets for
and a busted tricycle that w
missing a wheel ior $17.50.
"I collect ticket• and oil·
things," she said when aske4
(See FUN ZONE, Page AZ)
Winds seen
.decreasing
by tonight
Tempes tuou1 winda and
cloudy skies prevailed over the
Orange Cout today, damaaina
trees and power linea ana
acatterlng light lhowen througb
the area.
The National Weather Service
predicted that wind1 will
decreue tonight and Friday ..
cloud1 move 1outh. The high
today wlll be 67 and the low
tonl1ht 51. Friday should be
llightly wanner, with a hish o(
68.
On Wedneaday, wind1
averagtna 3~ mph knocked treea
Into power Unea and cauaed
around 200 outa1ea alon1 the
COM\, accord1n8 to Jim Kennecl7. a Southern Calitomia ll'.dilon Co.
aree maMl9f'.
'There are no major cin:ui•
down. but there have been a la&
of Individual trouble calla,"
Kennedyaald. ~
In New~rt Harbor ~ Wednmday'a windl ~;
recorded at ~ mph. Oran1•
County Sheriff'• Department
Harbor Patrol oUldal8 aald tMf'
recelved 34 calla for--~
Wecm-lay. Moorinc llnm wwn
broken, bmt pumpa WeN neeclecf
and towa for boau were requ.i.ct. .
Sarly Wed=, 1 28-fool =..... ~Conna .. "L.r ~
ID tbt Mrbal' near 10th 8~
... al BM llld.
lnl'llh6on~&Mn.i.
wbl• fir trw that Im& II tl9t off
U1 top In a 1torm euu.it
Wedrlllilclly Wll •II lad tD
patcbed up today bJ u. ..... ..._
Vleo Semo.
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• Orange CoHt DAIL V PILOT /Thur1d1y, Oec•m* 8, 1882
tate confirms
• • nac1n poison
AN JOSE (AP) -A wo!n*n
been p01Joned by a cyanJde.
J:ed Anacin III capsule or
paules, state health offlclals
finned today in a report by
San Joae News.
Following the conclusion by
te health offlclals of a cynalde
lsoning, the Long's Drug Store
In oroered that all Anacin Ill
'ttles be removed from shelves
, ~ Americans
jmong 46 d ead
i~ plane crash
SANTIAGO, ChUe (AP) -A
hilean airliner crashed on
pproach lo the airport at La
rena today and police said all
6 people aboard were killed.
hree of the dead were tentified as Americans -
eluding two members of the
verning b oa rd of the
Maryknoll Sisters religious
order.
The Aeronor airlines F-27
turboprop, on a 290-mile flight
from Santiago to La Serena,
· crashed into the side of a hill and
burst into flames about a mile
north of the airport, according to
witnesses quoted by the official
news agency Orbe.
In the company'• 1tore1 ln the
San FrandlCO Bey area.
San Joee police are attemptlna
to determine whether the
polaonlng la an U.Olated cue, or
~lbly a copy.cat of the Chlcaso
Tylenol killinp.
The woman, Sue Bowen, 30,
was In the intensive care unit at
Good Samaritan Hospital until
M o nd ay, when she waa
transferred to a private room.
The h~ital described h e r
condition as stable but would not
let reporters for the News talk to
her.
According to police, Mrs.
Bowen said her husband,
Richard, purchased the Anacin
ID capsules Nov. 24 or 2~ at a
San Jose Long's Drug Store. Ater
taking at least one capsule the
evening of Nov. 26, Mrs. Bowen
~e ill. The police report said
she slopped breathing, turned
white and foamed al the mouth.
She was taken to the hospital
in critical condition, where she
was tested for drugs but not for
cyanide. The drug tests proved
negative, but her husband took
the capsules to his doctor, who in
turn paSsed them on to the state
Health Department to be
analyzed.-
According to the police report,
hospital doctors diagnosed her
condition as a 1itroke.
FRONTIER NOISE. • •
F.rom Page A 1
the airline's flights would meet
the standard.
: When Pacific Southwest
Airlines flights out of the airport
failed to meet the standards last
August, PSA flight examiners
dew with JW A-based crews for a
tlJne to auggest alternative
cqckplt procedures. i. The new procedures reduced
llPl.ae levels and PSA flights soon
were meeting the noise limits,
Firing suit
" An Orange County Superior
Court jury has awarded $1.5
qiillion to a Newport Beach
cbemist fired as president of a
c:bemlcal company three years
~o. • Jurors granted the award
Wednesday tu Richard T .
Holzmann, 55, who was fired
hom the Tustin-baaed
Oynachem .Gorp ~r 4 ~ y,eara
as president. His attorney, William Crosby,
c,laimed among other things that
¥med guards kept his client
fr.om his offices after he was
Cited and that cash was taken
Crom his desk.
Martin said.
The monitoring station causing
problems for Frontier's Denver-
bound flights is located about one
mile off the end of the airport's
runway.
Between Nov. 21 -24, noise
monitoring instruments recorded
takeoff noise levels ranging from
99.3 decibels to 101.5. The limit
set at that monitoring station ls
98.5, Martin said.
won
Jurors said the verdict should
se rve as warning to big
corporations that they can't treat
employees "like an animal."
Holzmann's suit claimed "bad
faith, wrongful termination" and
accused company officials o f
trying to ruin his reputation. He
said he was fired on a trumped-
up "conflict of interest" charge.
9ynaehem's attorney, John
Kimberling. had countered that
Holzmann violated company
rules by setting up an outaide
company th.at sold equipment for
Dynachem'.s chemical products,
then lied about his involvement
with the other company.
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Crash kills
Irvine 1nan;
friend hurt
An trvlnt man died late-
Wedneeday afwr hla car slammed
Into a trM near the Culver Drive.
off.ramp from the San Dleao
Freeway.
Richard Swan, 20, and h la
pa11enger, Cameon Kuno, 23, ·
iWio of Irvine, were pinned lnalde,
h la foreign car for more than 4~.
1 minutes after the 11:40 p .m.•
aa:ldent.
Orange County firefighters
freed them ualng their "Jaws of ~
Life" reacue tool, aald California.
Highway Patrolman Rick ~
Stevena. j
Swah later waa pronounced~
d e ad at Fountain Valley~
Community Hospital. Kuno waa~
taken to Western Medical Centers
in Santa Ana, where ahe was s
listed thla morning in stable;
condltion. ~
Paramedics work to free victims of a uto crash in Irvine. One man Officers at the scene estimated ~
Swan's c.ar was traveling up to 60 ~
mph as he exited the freeway.1 died and another was hospitalized .
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Conflict qu~stioit stirs HB council l
Huntington Beach City any kind of finding. recommende<ftheactionbecause from Huntington Beachi
Councilman Ron Pattinson is The issue came to a htad when of "gray areas." Company matters. He waa a~
employed by fellow oouncilman a member of the audience at "I've worked for Mr. Thomas target of a lawsuit by planning.:
John Thomas. -Monday's city council meeting for four months," Pattinson said commission member Tom1 ~Thomas perfonl\S work for thl----said one and possibly two council publicly. "It's a good pb and I Livengood that attemp~ed to ;
Huntington Beach Company membe rs h a d a conflict. of have to make a Uving.' prevent Thomas from votin8 Qni
through his tn.ack1ng and crane 'nterest in a pror>osed trade of Thomas said Pattinson is a such items. :
businem, according to documents land between the city and the supervisor for his company but Thomas claimed the suit was ;
filed with the city. 1Huntington Beach Company. that he hasn't worked on projects settled in his favor Tuetday. .:
The question before the house: " Tue trade was propoeed by the for the Huntington B each Mayor Bob Mandie said today;
Does Pattinson have to abstain city. Company. that he's pleued that FPPC will~
from city counc~J decisions Pattinson sald he believed the "In fact, my company hasn't be looking into the alleged-!
affecting the HuntingtOn Beach speaker was referring to him and d one any w o r k for th e conflict of interest. .
Company because he works for asked City Attorney Gail Hutton Huntington Beach Company for "It's been a litUe cloudy and it:
Thomaa? f . a Jong time," Thomas said. needs to be clarified.'' .: A spokesman for the state Fair or an opinion. Thomas said Pattinson has no Mandie said the fact that;
£olitical Practice. Commission The-two huddled privately and-eonruet,-thhe imue before the.;.... P-at.t.maon W4r ·
said this week that the Political later they announced they would city council was brought up by "bothers me a little but it's their~
Reform Act of 1974 prohibits seek an opinion from the FPPC the city and not the company and thing. I'm not sure there ~s~
off i c I a Is from ma kl n g or and the state attorney general's that Pattinson didn't derive any anything wrong. I hope the ':alI'~
participating in decisions in office. benefits from the decision. . Politlcaf Practices Commisa1on.:
which they have a financial Hutton s al d I ate r she Thomas bas been abstaining looks into that aspect too.'' : interest. •
He said officials should
disqualify themselves if the FUN ZONE AUCTIONED OFF ... source of income is $250 or more.
The spokesman said the From Page A 1
relationship be tween Thomas about her purchases, appearing and Pattinson is not clear cut and d k that it is too premature to reach puzzled 90meone woul even as .
Pledges boost
KOCEonlOth
Another woman bought a Skee
Ball machine and was starting to
explain how lt was to be ueedby
employees at a construction site
when her husband cut in.
"Watch out, honey, that's a
reporter," he advised.
• "A repainnan?" aDDIVersary ''No, ' reporter," he snapped.
They backed off into the crowd.
KOCE, .Channel 50, in Everything went. A vacuum
Huntington Beach has collected cleaner, which Lucky dutifully
$48,002 In pledges during the fired up and pushed around the
first five days of its 10th carpet, was aold and a table that
anniversary cele-b-ra tlon Larken swore coat him $100
membership drive. went for $1.
the last time," remarked Dorothy
Claypool, oY.rner o{ the arcade ice
cream stand.
Larken, sensing this was the
dramatic point oL the evenina.
waited for a moment as Lucky
started the big wheel turning.
"What can I say?" Larken
shouted, then added more softly,
"what do I hear? What do I
hear?''
The rerris wheel went for
$10,000 to Jim Salter, the man
who bought the merry-go-round
and the new owner of the Fun
7-oneyroperty.
Salter, ouJgoing arcade owner ~
Ballard explained, plans to keep !
both rides at the site once his ;
project is completed. !
"I would have Jiiven $2_,500 :
tops for the merry-go-round/.-:
remarked antique collector Larry !
Morgan when it was all over. i
"I would have taken off the ':
hones, sold them for $500 each ;
and thrown the rest of the junk :
away," he said. :
But the chipped wooden hones !
and the 1918 Ferris wheel are to ~
re main, final reminders of ;
Balboa's arcade on the bay. ;
This total , pledged last Even an adding machine
Saturday through Wednesday, sitting on a table where two : Mesa cops nab speeder
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HURRY7 WE 5TIU
HAVE 16 SHOPPING
represents 'f4 percent of the women were using it to add up A high-speed chase that began Mar Freeway and onto Newport :
' public television station's oal of sales was sold. in west Los Angeles ended In Boulevard. :
$ t 1 o, o o o-t n en e c urrent e -ta61e t sat on was so 0. -COSta esa w1 e a.rres o a P6ll"ce 1n Coe-i.a ""Mesa elped ! -fte j n~<) pal "I wonder what I can get this Bakersfield man on suspicion of block the suspect'• c.ar. off in a ;
DA'l5 LEFT! ~ O" caThegn~e mbership drives for?" wiaecracked Jim Dunton, auto theft, authorities said. neighborhood In the north ;
from continue through Sunday. The looklng up at a half-dead fem California Highway Patrol section of Co.ta Mesa. :
.f2 ,_-1
Hla91n Dau. station is presenting special hanging from a pipe near the officers said they first clocked Antonio Torres, 36 , of;.
_.,, the tan Mercedes -ave11-nat 100 Bakersfield was taken into ·.· • ..__ programming through Sunday ~nl{. .. ...... le• Cteom ~_,,_ f, d h f 'l mph along the San Diego custody at Wat.on Avenue and !
So.JtnCtlol1Plolo night, inc u ing t e 1 m And, finally, there was the FreewayinCulverCity. WarrenLaneataboutlla.m.He ·.· »JJ-OI-''Becket," th e "Great F i Wh J h f h
COOo Meto CA<no26 errs ee, t e turn·o ·t e-Officers in Westminster picked will be transported to Kern :
''•·1$0 11!>2 Perfonnances 10th Anniversary century beast that along with the up th• pursw't when th• auapect's County, authorities said. : Celebration," "The NutcTacker" p vili '---bee Balboa' "" "" • •~So COOllk"'Y a · on ,... n • most car entered Orange County. Authorities aald the Mercedes : 1o0Uj>~'rn61 and "A Christmas Special with famous landmark. Authorities said the drive~ was regiat.ered to Lloyd Pearson : -::::::::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;=::::~:::=::.:~-L--ud--•n_o __ P_a~varo~-t-ti-."--...... -----,.-.~"J~l'Ode~~'-t_last~~S-unda~-Y~-=-~for~__;h~e-a_d_ed~to~u~th on-Uie ~-=:.=::na:....;:d~e~l---'I_n_c_ .• ..._.o_f_P......__a_a~a~d~e~n~•~·-~~~=
f-:'!asta I
! V•rl•bl• cloud• tod•y with .o.crMllng wind•. Hlg"9 eo to es.
P•rtly cloudy tonight with ~OVetnlgnt ~ In mld-40. to low
>509. Momtfy lmlr on Frldmy with
•high• In th• mld·to upper eoa.
.Hunllngton·Newport are• wllh
•low ol 52 and high ol 87. ; Elaewhere, lrom Point
..Conoeptlon to th• Mulc•n 'border and out eo mllM: Wind• ;inoetlY light and Y.,l•ble tonight ~d frlday exompt IOcel llOUthMet
!to ~'-t )Wlnd9 11 le> f4 kr!Otl
;F rldtiy •nemoon. Partly CIOudy
tonight Md mo.tty fair on Frldmy.
Fair .on
EIMtWhere, the treatttah wind
gu1t1 that whipped anow Into
,_,.bllz:r:ard• In aome mount.in
•nd eYen d•••rt er••• were •KPeCted to dwindle leter todey
u tile cold front ITIOll9d 90Vth of
San Diego.
There were no lmm•dl•t• reporta of property d•mage,
min ing peopl• or ln)urlH In
Ocotlllo but the 111uallon w•• ....,loui and getting WOl'M, .. Mid
Lt. Mike Singh ol the lmpert91
• Countr S'*1fr• Oeow1ment. . .
'Temperatures
NATlOH .. LO
Albeny 40 21 Albuquerque 37 29 N&''()tll l WUthe1 ~··<• 90
Amllflno 25 20 lloOAA u !. Oeot Of Cornlll~C•
•• AlheYtlle 55 27 Fronts: Cold .. Warm .,.
Atl•nta 58 <45 -----------iiiiiiliiiiiiii....--.--~~'f 11 Atlentle Cty 50 35 Fwgo i ... PN1ac1e1pNe 81 M
Auelln 85 52 F1agll8ff 34 H Phoenl• II II
1 Beltlrnore 53 30 Gf..t ,11111 H '-4 Pttt8buft_ 14 16 ·u.s. summary, 1 ~ ~= ~~ :::::" ~ -~= 1 =: °'9 : :
A c:ciiCttrOnt .-pt mciutll Into &Wnetcil . ;,: 2~ HonolUIU 76 M PrcMdel ice 44 33
th• Okl•homa P•nh•ndl• •nd I ~ "3 31"' HOUlltOn "eo !.! ~.... ~~ a: wHtern Te•H euly tod•y, ..... ton ~ -"9pld <....,
gluing hlgh••Y• and bringing 8rown1Ylle 7t 15 Jeek«1 MS :! : ~ :: g
-llun'le9 ttwt rnede trewllng 8 35 25 JedlmrM!e 17 17 trMdl«OUL · 9\#qton I<.-C1y 21 24 8e11 L.Me
"The roedm •• ltlce eolld !09," Ceac>er 14 ·IO L• Vegea 41 40 SM A'*'*> 71 17
, ••Id Sheriff lob Whit• ot <:neri.tn 8CWV "11 = Uttte Aodl 17 M ~ ~ "• Qrnllrron eouncy Ollla. cnen.tn 38 loulevtle 17 31 ~ ,...
' ,,!"°"eoi::o-=:.:! == =NC ~ I ~ = : t-.._.• r, :
;..., "'-8 '911 In Mione end CftlcaOO ae 23 M1arN 71 N 8t. P· T.,.,. 11 • ~ Cellfoml• end <*>udy Cincinnati 14 33 .....,_.. 24 21 It a .. Merle 17 tO. '911:• "'9tdled KfOM 1M Peclllc Clewtlend ~ : .._,.t,Paul 11 I lpollefll ... • 14 ·I
Norl11weet •nd the northern =SC 51 21 ::=w-~ ~ ~ f=:-:: = ~i::. ftood•we•ry Mldweat, Del·" Wth ~ = New YOttl IO 41 Tuaeon • ..
·mHnWhlle, rHldenta plied = 22 14 NoffGll :: ~ ~ : : =-~ == =.: == :=r:"* !: ~ ~==-C~ = ~~ WIOMe t7 II ,.,_. • ttMI ....,. contlnwd to Duluth 4 •2 OmlM ,. 11 ,... from ..,.., ,...., 46 41 OrWldo -'or tonlahl and Frld•y, th• E.,.I P•llllO __ ...__iiiiiiiii __ .._ ___ _. __ .....,____ II 17'J•d·-
Hellon el -W•ather 8erYloe ·• • • ,.... foreoHt •now 1hower1 from
nor1tiern .....,,. "'°""' northern New VOfll ...... • _. • frfflf MIOhloan'I 110f1Wn penlnt111le
and fh• 111911« •••••Ilona of ...............
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11:01. "'· u luft Mtt tOdlf • •:"4 p.m., ,.. ,,.., .. I: .. l.fft.
Moon,.... --.. 1:11 Ml\, ...... ,: ......
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Sometimes the Nicest Way to Say
-@f!2.0JJe
How~ tt>~yoot ~and~
tion for htr unfahng ~ thfouOhOUt your
marriage, than by giving ~r something as
~ ~ rrwrwigful as al~°'
E~m1ty Ring Som symbolcze t~ true depth
of your ~ting lbr ~r. and Wlthoot saying
arr;thlng at all. you will hit.'t chosen one of'
the nicest WlffS to sincerely Sif1i It alll
At ~m ~~Design and ere~ a
most unique and exciting collectlon of~
nngs 1n 18 Karat Gold and Platlnum ~ dearly
~In dl~es 1n quality and pnce mat
)'OU Win seoe ttom store to srore. and then bade
up your purchase from v.ydlam Leigh With
a money badc guarantee or value.'
Wt want )'OU bOth to ~ ~r nng and to
kflOIN }'OU t>ouoht It ~Ill
Most Diamond Wtddlno and Annlversaiy
Rings Range From SI 100 to S3900.
Wundham Ll!lgh nrr.rRT
127 Fastion 1W1ncS. ~ BNct\ C.A 92660
Nw~\Mlslft
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* Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, December 9, 1982
t sinking reeling ,, .
High winds and rough water combined to capsize this yacht in
Newport Harbor We dnesday. The scene is n ear 10th Street off
the Newport Beach eoyt.
Pa ents
• ID
The parents ol a 17-year-old
youth killed in a motorcycle
accident in Newport Beach in
August h ave filed a $250,000
claim against the city, alleging
negligent and careless planning.
lnJUries sustained in the Aug. 14
acc ident on Pacific Coast
Highway east of Tustin Avenue.
Police reports Indicate the
westbound motorcycle slammed
into a large van that was pulling
out of a restaurant parking lot
while attempting to make a turn
across the westbound lanes into
The city is expected to deny
the claim.
Sean Thrower, a passenger on
the mo orcycre,--d1ed fr om-und lanes. ·
IC NOT1C£
o lf'o~, .. n~•rtT ~: ~
DECHl•Ei. 11, 1110. UNLEll
YOU TAICI! ACTION TO "90TaCT
YOUi. ""~· IT llAY •E IOU> AT 8AU. • YOU
NOD AN ~TlON Of THE NATUAS OF THE f'i.OCUDING
AOAINIT YOU, YOU IHOULD
COtfTACT A LAWYEl N0nc. <W TMJaTU'I IAU
T.I . NO. ln1t
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
on Wednesday, Oecemw 22. 1ea2.
a1 9:00 o'CIOClc a.m. of Mid day, In
the room Ml aalde f0t conducting
T ruae.e •a Salea. wl1hln the ofnc.a Of
REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SEAVICE. IOcated a"l 2020 Nortlt •ood•Q. ~ 208, Ill tfla City Of aanta ~ County Of Otwioe. State
o f Callfotnla. SAN MARINO S A VINGS ANO LOA N
ASSOCIATION, a Calllornla
corporation, H duly appointed TruMae under and pureuant lo Iha
po-r ol ••I• conlarrad In that
certilln OMd of Trust execut9d by
Juoetn A. Jordan, an unmarrleO _, and Edward F. e-. an
unmarrlad man, as Joint tananta.
-dad January 23, 1911. In Book
13923 ot Official Record• ot Mid
County, at page 39•. Recordar·a
IMtturnant No. ~5139. by rauoo ol
a btMCtl °' delalu1 In payment ol
performance of the obllgetlona H curad thereby, lncludlng that
bteach °' delalut. Notice of wtllch waa recorded August 26, 1982, u
Aecordar·1 lnatrument No
82-302039, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
"AUCTION "TO T-ttE HIGHEST
8100EA FOR CASH, lawful money
Of Iha Unl1ad Stata. 0t a euh1et01
ct-* drawn on a state°' national bank, a atl1e 0t ladetal etadl1 unlor.
°' 1 atate or leclafal aavlnga and
roan aa1octat1on domlcned In thla
atatt, eN payable at the time of sale, II right, litle and lntereat held by It.
aa f;u1tff, in that r1al property
altuata In ae•d County and State.
deacribed .. follows: A LEASEHOLD INTEREST IN ANO
TO Lot 7 In Block S of Tract No.
n2. In N Ctty ()f-Na"Apott 8each. u lhown on a map recorded In
Book 23. Paget S and II ol
Mlacellaneoua Mac>a. in the ollic4t of
the County Recorder ol Hid
County. EXCEPT alt CNda oil, petroleum,
gaa, bra•. aaphaltum and all'
lltndrad aub1t1ncea and other
mlnetala unda< and In aald land
except Iha right to UM any pot11on of Iha _,_ of Iha land f0t drUllng
operation. mining°' quarrying of all
kinda lnC:luding bu1 not ex~ of
on wen drllllng. ou dtfflopment.
mining opara11ona toO'fMr with the
uM of aald autlace tor on -n•.
tank•. tunnala. mining excavation•
or ahal1a. provided however. th•
aame ahafl not be conatruad to
prolllb11 ...,,, dr91ng "' 9UCh other
oparaticlN wttlctl In no WS)' UN Ot In
.., ""91 enact the """-right• Of Mid land, and wtt1ct1 do noc .,..,.,
Mid land a1 • paint .... than 500
tMt to Mid ~. aa rMatWCI In
deed lrom John H. H0tnar and Joan
,L. Hornet, recorded .My 3, 1957 In Booll 3991, Paga 371, 0 111c1a1
Aecofde.
• The atraat addreaa or other
common dealgnatlon of Iha real
pr°"'1)' harelnabOYe daealbad .. . purpc>f19d to be 235 Walnut Sttaet,
Newpor1 Beach, Callfomla.
The undaralg nad hereby
dlactelma all lleblll1y tor any
lneomlCI,.. In Mid "'"' addreaa °' other common dealgnatlon. ·Seid aale .-rill be mllde without
warranty, axpraaa or lmpllad,
regarding Ulla, poaaeaalon, or ancumbrancea, to aetlafy tlie
prlftc:lpel balance ol the Note or
otltef obloatlon MCured by Mid
Deed of "l'ruat, with lntatMt and °"* 1U1J11 aa prOVlo.d theteln: pg advanc:.e, If any, under Ille ._ -.eof and lnteraa1 on aucti
..,__., end plua .... ctletgee
end ...,.,,_ ol IN TNIMe encl Of
IN '""'9 Ct9eted by Mid Dead of
Truet. Tlte total MWMlnt of Hid
obllgatlon, lncludlng reaaonably
••Umaled I•••· chargaa end _,... d the Trw .... al IN tlpne
d IMMlll ~Ion of Ihle Notice le ..........
DMed "°"""'* 30. 1912. SAN MAMfO SAVIHOS N«J LOAH ASIOCIATIOH,
• Cellof'lllla Corp •• •T,......,
MAL DTATl HCUAITIES
'911MCE •• c.lltornla ~··"' Afenl 'O • .l.~Pr9e. -N. #20t • ._.,__CA 70t
(7MtllMltO f'Mbl6aMCI Orenoe Coatt Delly ...... o.. • .....__
• UN-ea
' 3ET
YOUR CLAUS
--rNTO
DESIGNER
SPORTSWEAR.
All OUR f:All
COLLECTIONS
AT 25o/o 10·
40o/o OFF.
EverYthing from our fell collectlone
by the most~ deeiglltn. oi.eo-• teu1ou1 gift ........... .
;.cut., llec:b, WOWfl knit INIU.
Petfect tor the guy wtlo lfl*lda hie
leiaure time pleying SlntAI for the klda
l•nd you'd like 10 get him 1omecN110
apeciel. I Or tor that fickle ftllow with •
feehion pneion. Slec:Q, orig. 46.00 co
66.00 a• to••· Woven lhlna.
orig. 28.60 to 40.00 ,. .. to .... Knit
lhltU. orig. 2.e.00 to 30.00 ... to n•. SW'Mter9, orig. 38.oo to •.oo
••to••· OuteMeer, orig. 95.00
to 135.00 ••to••· Men's Sport·
.-170/216/218/290.
Police also said the driver of
the motorcycJe was cited on
suspicion of felony drunken
driving. They alleged he had
been traveling west on the
highway at a high rate of speed.
In the claim, it is alleged the
a c cident was due to poo r
plannin-g by the city and its
failure to post proper turn signs.
..
RUFFILL'S
UPNOLlnlY
1 14°1111• .......
IHI MAllOl l&.Yt. COITA MllA -..,., ,~
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NflW From
JOHN ROBERT POWERS
••••UZD NlllllL lllFJ• IDYlll
for detaUe aeN Kim (714) 147-1121
For ,....., or 1lft lo 10m10.w
BR -DWAY
Orange Cout DAtLY PtLOTITnurtdey, o.oemoer 9, 1812 NB
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OUTLOOK '83
The Orange Cout 11 a prim. flnanclat center marked by aolld gro'Mh and• healthy economy. ·-
The Dec«nber edition of Current m~ulne wtn feature Outlook '83 -an e>eamlnatlon of the tl!Mly IMUtll In
buafnetl -addreealng IUCh toplea U ••.
Contrtbutlonl and progr ... mede by Orange Cout bullMM In 1082.
Economic trend• to expect In 1983 -with• focut on local employment, rMI ettate, conttructlOn,
,...,. and ftnmnce.
• Local foreca1t 8nd pro)ec1ton1 from key butlntM ltgur-.
• An ~ Of tnduttry In MCh of the Orange COMt cltlM.
J'
DOWN 19.13
CLOllNO 1,027.11
AMERICAN LEADERS METALS
UPS AND DOWNS
... w YOllk CAP) -Tiie 1o1io.1,,. llA GOLD QUOTATIONS w.owa ..,. ,.. Yoo. S.oo E11e-. •«Ila -W«ralllt WMM lleft IOfl9 -. 9r '1le All UlctNI ..,_
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ii ~,mo I!~ : :~ ~: ~1 STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT • U Jt t I~ u,. 6..4
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l"••llrly or 1am1·enn .. el dec1era11on
lpecoat 0t ••••• dMdenOI Ot pty.ne<lta not ,..ognetecl .. r991>l1r et• 1oen111oec:t 1n Ille
OlloWong lootnolH
•·Alao ••II• or ••I••• D·Annual re1• plua
11ock ct,.ld•nd C•LIQU•d•t1n9 d•v•dend
>ec•eted Ot pOld "' ~ .... 11 ll'IOtlllla ·Ded~ o< pOld e,lt., elOCk o~ 0t ~I UCl~l-Peiel 11111 'fM', d"'-'d OINI-.
lafa<r.O Of"° IC110f1 tekef\ el feel~ -lfll ll.Oecf-OI paid IM ~. ell
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n·-11-•·Oeclated 0t paid 111 ptec.ctlll(
12 motlll'>a plvl •IOCll di.-1.Peiel ff
aloc:k '" 1>1ecod1ng 12 mon111a. e11omotec , .. ,. ••1U41 on u-d1~ or ••·dot lrl.butlOf
d ete
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You can't afford to mta thfl opportunity
to communleete your outttandlng benefit• to
over H.000 adutt rMdera -relkHnta vttalty
concerned about the uncertalntlee Md
prog,... of thetr coutal regton.
Outtook '831• a feature.,,. to be Nved for futuN
,~by emplo)1•.·cuetomera Md bullMelel
Int..., '" leedtng ..... lndultry.
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