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Home My WebLink About1983-01-04 - Orange Coast Pilot· 111t DRANGI COAST' TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1983 ORANGE COUNl Y. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Frizzelle wants judges to punch • a time clock Hy STEVE TRIPOLI 01 the Oelff hol lleft Muny of lht• l>tult• ~ JUdg••s 1tren't ww k111g hurd l'llOllijh, .111d tht'lf fu1lurt' to put 111 u full da 'r ti. aggravutmti Hw problt•rn of hui.tt· but:klug~ 1n thl' 1 our h .St.111 Assernbl> m.u1 N11la11 I-r1111 •ll•· says Th l' 11 u II t I 11l(t1111 B , .... h Ht'pulil1<'.i11 lt.1., 111l1 odu1 t•d lt·g1!>li1t1011 th,1l Y.ould 11•q1i11• fees hiked By JODI <.:AUl';NHEAD Of IM Delly P11ot ltelf About 25 tt-t'l:I off ~·ilf•·r. wh11 walked mtt> a (.\~t.<1 M1..,.1 C1tv Counc ti mt·ettng 11 fl plPa'>t•d after tht• counnl .11<(r••1·d to ,1 c:omprom1M> gn~n . ., ft"t· mt''t·,1"4.' for seniors uvt•r 60 ""ho pl .. " .i l .1 city-owned golf cour.c.· The ralf' mt rt'il.~· 'iL'ht'(lulHI lo take t:ffec:t h•b 1 •H tht· <. '11st<.• Mesa Golf and C"untrv Club will ra1st-gr~·ns ft~ for t'ostu M('<;.C1 s1:n1or l'lllZt•ns to $:1 :'lU 'l'h1· non res1dc•nt fN· will tw $4 City offt(liJls held pr np11st•d raising tht• !•i..1sun1o: $:! f,.,. to $4 for Coc,;w Mt·....a wnmr. .mJ $~ fur nun res1dt>nl'> But Hhollt '..!:1 memlwrs of th•· l"11stC1 Mt"'* Seniors (;olf Club alt1•n1fr·d tht Monday night mt-t•ting to prl!tt·~t the prop<~'CI tm.Tt:clM'. ~ymg tl was proport1onally h1ght>r than in<:reases proposPd for oth1•1 golfers "If n's c:1 1ti µ.·n't•nt llKrt'.t._.,. (111 the mom·yt'S1den1 Bob 4de Said C.Oun<"Jlrnan Eru .Johnson "You put us on th1;• hot seat We want to do the nght thing But there's a thing l'allt-d e><pt'n5('l> · Johnson said he w1>uld f,wur Councilman Ed McFarl1rnd',, suggestion lo raise ..,..naor ft't.., tu $3 50 and $4 d lht• ralt>S Mt' reviewed nt•xt January Tht· remamdC'r of the cuunnl agr!-'i'tl A l'ltY survt·v uf ~rt'f'n." ft'f>s at 13 Orange County golf t·ourw., found that Costa Mt-sa'" $3 f,,.. was thl' lnwt">l oflt'rt'<! to se•nwrs Th<' 1nl n·as1· v. tll mak1• Costd Mesa·., ft.I' about t•qual tu tht· othC'rs The m•w r..t1· at th•· L~~ La~c.r. <'OUrs<' will bl· $7 on w1-.•kday.,, $10 on w .... k .. nd'I, $~ fnr lat1 WPPkday hour> ;rnd $ti for laU.· WN•kt•ml huur. On MP..,J L111d.1 11·1• ... v. 1 ll intrl'aS( to $7 on Wt'f•kdavs $!:11111 Wf't'kends $:'! for l;1I•• W1'f•kd.1\ houl' ;md $ti for latt· V.t>t•k1·nd hnu~ ln add1t11111 tlw l'll'il nf monthh p<t.~ v..111 11Krt'a."'• $:'1 from $45 to $!'lo At tlw M•,..... l.111d.1 , .. our..· only. tht ~·ntor nt12••n rat• will be $40 City 11ff1nab h;;v1• 'irnl th!' ralt• ml'rl'ases will ra1st· ,in .Jdd1llrm<tl $95,000 for th1• ut\ h' Jul" . Th£> golf wu~· ;it 1711 i lrnlf CourY Dn'"' w;1s 11pt•nt'(I 1n I 9hH Tht> sl..ile prr1pPrl'i Wi•'> pureha.S('(I h\ th1• 1·11 lhrt'(• Yl'ar. ago for $2 5 m1l11on Jn othl'r al t1on, th1 c<1UJH II adopu-d an 11rrhn<1111 ,. 1·h<HIRtn~ the dalf> nn whtl'h • 11\ PJ;mnmg Comm1sswnt•f"'. lt>rm:. wtll swrt, the dat'• will 'lh1fl from J:in 1 l«> Marrh 1 Two Wf>r•k'> a!(•1 t ht• • ""'" ti asked for th<' re<;1gnat1011 1.f .ill five plannm~ n1mm1s.c,1um·rs Thi· terms of two 11irnm1o;.,.111H·r~ sched u lt•d to Pnd r °II>< .II w1•r• exl.E'nded unlll t'1·h I H lo .1llov.. t I m C' t ti I II t f' r \' I I' "" cand1datM INDEX At Your Sl-f"\.'l<'t' Erma Bombt-< k Bulletin B<-ard Bus mess CavalcadC' Comics Crossword Death Nolll't''I F.dltonal Entertainment Horo.cope Ann Landers Movies National Nt>w" Public N oUce9 Sport.a Stock MarkelJI T~on Thea ten Weather 111' w A4 B2 A4 n~ B2 B4 B4 ('4 Ali B:I B2 8 2 B2 :l A3 C3 4 Cl-3 C5 B."> B2-3 A 2 t '" h 111d1v11h1,tl JlHfj(t''' t111lp11I l1t• 11•v11•wl'll ~1·1 for th 111111111111111 "111 k1111!-( h1111r, Im JlHli.tt''> 1111.t !11111· 1111·111 '" 111.1111w111 •• 1111111thlv '" 11rd .,f 1111 11 hutll" ,\t lt ,1 ... t llllt' l11t,d JUd/o(t 111.111~~· ( '111111l\ Supt:·11or t'ou11 1 • ... .,1d111g J udg<' tt wh;artl &·<1111111 ''''' lht· tv..u 11111., .111· 1111111·• •• ..,..,,.,.\ .u1d unf.111 Its d 11 .11 l1• •11 Fri 0 £Zl'llt· "-'"'' lw t·>q1t'('L" 111 1•11• 11u111t·r ,, th•· 11111' llt.lkt· llw11 \.\11y tl1111ut(h lht! 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AB~ti .md A H~7. rnll 1111 tlw 1·1 p11t1on of u ( 'ommlli810n 1111 J 111 lil·111I 1o:rr 11 11·m·y t.11 tundut:l •• t1o1.11 y1·ur 'itlldy of 111d1v1dual JUd~t·'i out pu l ,.111d to <:onstdt'r 1d1-.1'> tu 111111·<1~· prndut:llvlly l'h1· 1·111111111.,s1011 would bt· I Cllllf><l't'd of Olll' I t•llrt•J JUdgl' f 111111 lht• 111u111n1)tjl. ~upt·nor c111d ·•PJWll<tll tiiurt:.. tY.o uppu111tt-t>S " I l h 1 lo( 11 v 1· r n 11 r J n d a Getting in gear for new year n:pre!ll•nlallVt' of tht• Alliwmbly u 11 J l h 1· s l «it l t· S l' n u l t' T h t' n1n1m111sion would t'>Ct·H·llw nu power over cuur t dt'<'l!l10n11 und wuuld ht-111llt-~·ml4'nt uf polltkal t' u n t r o I , u <' r " r d 1 n g 111 I h t• lf'g1slutHin Thl· prov1111111u ~11Vl·rn1ng JUdgt>ii" work l!M1b l'Ull for lht' ddupt1u11 of rult•s 11utl1111ng rn1n11num working huurs /or JUdgei. and ,1 prc.x.edun· undN Andre~ loo\navly, :~. pru<'li<'t'"• dt·ft>nsivt' steering with his new "'car" on tht• bikt> tra il" in In int' ~h i lt> Elizabt>th Be ll of Costa \'lf' ... a. u mu ... ie major al Oron~e Cm.t"'I Collegf>, parks h t-r wheel .. and !!!ludit>s al a pi<>ni« bt>rwh . whll'h eat h JuJgt• would report houn1 workt.'CI monthly to h111 w ht•r su pen ors Frlzz.t'llt' ll<jtd ht> 11poruiort-d tht· lt!g111lat1un as unt' wiy to 1·u1w l·ourt bat·klogs. t'&pedally 1n thP nv1I urt'a Tht· leg1slauon bl.alt.,; th.it long waits for c·ourt dt'«.'l!llVru. 'adv1·1~·ly lmpul'I thOM• pt•r-i.oru. who turn l<> lht· <ourt for rt><lr•~ ul j(rtt•Vant:t'h and subvt>rl rt'l>pt'l l fur th1 court 'Vslt-m" Thi· 11ot11m that many judgt-S ..irt·n't doing tht'lr 11hurt' c-ame from t.lllk'UMWt\Jll of tht' ba< klog pr 11 IJ I t• nt w 1 l h " 11 u m c r u u 11 att11rrH·y11, 1udg1•11 dlld rellrNI JUdgt'li," f'rizwllt• !Wld f"rtLIA'llt• s&1<.J hl· w;u told lh<il ";1hout :10 JJl'r<'t'rlt of the JUdgt'll .in· dt11nl( 7'> ui 80 ix·ri t>nl uf tht> wurk ~ r 11Lt·llt i.a1d that figure (St>t> C'OlJRT, Pagl' All OCTD routes facing further cuts this year By JEFF ADLER Of lhe Delly PMot llett Orange County Trar1.'i1t D1strll't bus routes face further ('Utbacks this yt·ar . an·ordmg to Ralph Cla.rk, OCID board l'ha1nn<Jn Dl•livering tht· (hatrman'!> annual stall• of the d1strH l message. Clark said Monday h1: a n t 1c1 pa le s mo rt• c· u ts J n d rE'dUcllons in bus service· as a result of add1t1onal cuts in federal and state fundmg And CXID Gt•neral Man.tgl'r Jamt>s Re1<:hert said that marntarnrng bus fart's at the11 present leveb w1U ht' a "d1ff1cult chaUenge" for the board rn 198:! Rcfle<:ltng on the yt'ar Just past, Clark acknowll·dged that 1982 was the year 1n which lhl' "finanl'lal pinch began tu s1gmf1cantly squt"\·lt' sornt' of uur bus lmc-s" HC' said that although ~·rv11:I' c u t b a e k ~ w t> re d £• s 1 g n (' d t n mtntffil'ZC th1• numbt•r of pt·oph· advc•r.wlv affC't.'tt':>uh in somt· pt'Opll· lx•rng lt.·ft without transportation S<' rv I l 't'S But Clark noll'CI that 1982 ... was also a vear m which tht-transit d 1str1cl ch a I k t•d up so nil Important SUC'l"E'SS('S Chief among those was th.- district's purrha:.t> of !>'.'Vc•n-mllN> of railroad right of way 111 rt•ntral Orang<> County that d1strtl'l d1ret tors behC'vE• will form lhl' hl'art of tht• C'ount\ ·., hopE'd-for rapid transit lmt-• "Th~ pro pert v has bef>n p;1rt of uur pluru. and dtt'dll~ tor years and now that w1· hiiYI' 11w11t•rsh1p of 1t, our dn·arru, of a workable r<1p1d tran.stt lam· .1n starting to h<•Vl· n·al substann·.' Clark said Thi· chairman p<lllllt-d U> the district's many aC'l-omµltshments during thl· pai.t' 10 yt•iff!>. Bus S(•rYll't', ht• s<mL has grown from •• f1vt·-bus flt•l'l in IY7:! tu a t>00·Vl•h1dt flt·t·t lho.1t tc1rrleS nmn· than :m nlllh"n p~'tigt•r.; t·ach v1·ar 111· lallro 19H2 d • h1tt1·rswt.>t>t" yt ;;r for OCTD s<1y1ng the St·rv1u· cutbatks wt>rt' t.t•mpert-d h v t h 1• d 1 s t r 1 e l • s b u 1 I d 1 n g prngr,1m, wh1th indudl>d a new tl'nnmal in Laguna &•at h, one und1·r c·onstrUl'lron in Santa Ana ..i n d a n c· a r I y c o m p 1 e t t-d ma1nt•·n.mct• fanllly m Anaheim. Turning l o IYB:i , t;t•neral Manag1·r Rt•1cht•rt '>d1J thdl by Aul{ust the d1strtl'l buard and county Tran'>portat1on C11mm1~1on wall bt· t:\ms1dermg JUst whJt lypt-> of rapid transit ..,y.,wm <>huuld bt• construc:wd 1n ttw t·ountv H t 1 1 h t• r t s a 1 d t h a t 1 f .!ppropnal.(· funding IS obtamed. the• rapid transit pro,JE.-<.·t w1ll be on sche-dule for completion by lht· t-nd of the de-cade Otht.•r important issues for the transit dc.tr1c·t thu; year include t't>ntrac-t m•gouauons with u-ans1t dt•rks, ~hoist• contract expires in M 11 r t h . a n d d r 1 v P r s a n d m1·1 h.11111 '· whosl· rontr acts 1 xp1rt rwxt Ot·tobt•r UC Medical Center due to lay off 250 k> many as l~O worker<; at U<.. ln.'111<' Medical Ct>nler tn Orang<> are expected to re<·e1vP layoff noUC'('S within a wpek as hosp11.<il adm1n1strators brace for reduc·t1uns m state funding The medical cent.er currently employs about 2.500 workers Seven to 10 percent may lost their )Obs as a result in statt> cutbacks. Admimstralor Wilham Gonzalez said In addtllon. Gonzale? said cutbacks are env1s1onC'd in v1rtuall) every part of thl' medical services to save as much as $6 3 m1ll1on in prOJCCled lost revenues "Wt• an• going to get nd of all tht• frills, · he said Tht> basis for the cuts w.is lt•g1slat1on passed that called Cor tht•se two significant change$ Paying contraC'tmg hospitals .i flat ft·• tor l'fH h Mc·d1 -Cal custonwr rnthl'r than paying for spt•of1t s1:rv1n~ Sh1fttn~ rP'iptins1hil1ty for cart• of poor pt•oplt• "'ho can't .1rru1d tht• medical c:;t•r .. 1ces L'nllrl'I\ l•> t•ounty govt•rnmenu, wh1d) nre to C'ontracl with various lornl hospitals, sell"Cttng lo"£ 'it h1ddl'rs to offer th~ <;(>fVlt~ At lJLIMC. Gonz.al<'z 1-<;tunated lo<;' from Ml•d1 Cal rt'1mhurspment'I from $1 J m1ll1on to $3 8 m1lhon. lOtS.WS in 1nd1Rt'nt c-arP are pro.)t'Ctf'd at $2 5 million A It hough not1rf'c; arf' to bP d1spat(h1-<l soon, layoffs allually wouldn't t.akC' plaN> fo1 anothf'r 4!'> days. "'1vmg administrators 8JI W(•IJ as ll•g1slators in Sacramc•nto unl' last chan C'f' for somr> sort of li1mpr111111S<' Bid for • • VlSlt by queen gathers steam 8) ROBERT BARKER 01 th• Delly Pilot lletl Wc><;tminstt·r Cuy Counulnkln ( ;11 llodgf'S Sdys th· .. tarnpatgn lo 1nv1t•• Quel'n Eltzah<'lh rI nf (;n·at Brit.am to v1s11 hts l'll\ 1~ gaining momentum "WhPn 1 f1r<:t ment1onl'<l this. sonw of my l'Ol I l'agues pooh poohed 1t" he said "ThPy laugh<>d and said 1 could go 11hrarl and invite her but that l'd Ix• a commit~ or onC' " Hodgt>S said Monday h<' hadn't rt'rf'lved an RSV P but hf' ha.'ln' t been rebuffed P1ther "Other c1t1es have requested v1s1ts but they've rN.'t"lved flat den1al:1 We 'r1> still In thP running," he said A 11pok<'Swoman for th<' British Consula te 1n Lo'I Angelt-s confirmed that Wr11tmlnstrr's 1nv1t.atlon 1s still OPf'n "They (Westminster) h•ve put forward a propo1al to BucklnRham PalacP It ha1n't h1-.•n ac l!>cl upon , shC' "Ulld I lodl(Mi :m. said hr Pxt.ended th1· mv11.at1on about six wePks .1go aft1•r lt>arning the quf'f'n and Prtm<' Philip will pay an t't~ht dny v1s1t t.o Ca.ltfnrn1a begmning fc>b 2{) Tht•y plan v1s1ts to San Diego, f>;tlm Spring<i, Los Angl'les. Santa Barbara, San Francisco. Sac r11 mf'n tn and YosE'm 1 te N11t1onol Park Hodgcs, a former housing l'onsultant who 1s completing studlt'1 for a law dPgree. said he ha11 !'l(lmf' history going for him lie• said Westminster was named aftt>r the ci ty of Westminster tn England when founded In l870 The Orange County city hu a rt>pllc11 of the Big Ben at the civic ('t>nttor Bu!ldlnp In secllOJltl of the city RrE' required to follow old Enaillah archlt«tural desil" W eatmln11tPr High School ~tud.-nt ~ovemment ia hued on ' . the Bnt111h parliament system. he said Thc.• high 9C'hool marching band membcf"I wear uniforms of Bnt1sh guards "W e have a Buckingham Park We really are a group of Anglophiles," Hodges said "But I also havf' a hook We're trying to formalize s11ler city ceremonl<'I with We1tmlnstE'r, E ngland Wouldn't that be something 1f we could persuade her to participate?" Hodges aald he'• talked with ambassadors, consul offlcia.ltl, the U .S State Department and various protocol officers "American Embassy a ta ff members In London uked me I! I wu l'erioua T hey 1&ld we don't it.and a chance "But they came around 180 degreoH after lt1tenln¥· They aay we do have a chana!. • Hod1e1. no relation t o the former baseball player of the (See INVITE, Pa1e A!) Queen Elizabeth Gll Hodges ~l I I ~I ( Al Orange CoHt DAil v PILOTnuHday January 4, 1983 Marines to unveil 'Hornet' at El Toro Th& Marine' Corp.. w111 unvt'• 11.11 new f'' llJ "Hornel" jt-l fltehlror .. t •~IJll <.>;.·~monies Fnday Ml 11.11 1-:J Toro air ltAUun Actulllly, the Hornc-t hu l>t.'t'n hulling around 01 ange County 1Hn<.·~ the-tlral two JcH11 Wt'tc• dt'livered Dt'(' 15 from the· Lc:-moore Navttl Air S1J1t1on aouth of Frt"Sno Hut l'01t11l11l re~1deuls might have had u tuugh ume spotting the Hornets aa tht'y strt"aked oul 11.bove the ocean for lnlt'l l't•pt pra<:Uc.-e They tly sort of fast Top apeed of lhe new jet UI I B umes the speed of sound I l can fly tugher than 50.000 feet Tht' F 18 was designed to rt.'plan• the· INVITE • • • From Page A 1 ~..inH• IHlllll'. said ;iho11t :.!O ('\.11nmuntty lt•11d1·1~ nwt Monday 111 Wt-slmtnSlt.'r <.'1ty Hull tu pn·~ tht• t•amptt1gn "Thl•rt•'-. .i lot of 111t•·rt">l Whtn lht> W1•,tm1n-.t1•1 < 'horall• a11nounn' rt·qut.·sts to Join tht• s1ngt'f!>" Hodgt.>s sau.J "Wt•'rt· getting rt'Spu~~ from .ill ov<•r Orangt' County It., n•ally exploding" f' •. ~lQ),fn'' au~ A ~1. "CQf•-''lt ' II" Utih ter )eta El Toro evtntually I• du .. to rttelvt' a dozen of tM Hurnrta. al'<'Ordln& to apokeame-n 111 th .. but-'1 Jolnt Publll ACCall'I Otflt'" Four Jt>l• have arrlv~d and liOUlht'r la e>epected nt'xt WC"t"k lnauguraJ cert'munlt"S to1 th .. e11rcnfl ue ll<'l for I 0.30 M rn fo'riduy Arnvi.l o f tht.> Hometa ll ~t of the Marines' modernization program for its fighter attal·k iJquadrons The Hornt't , for t>><ample. 1B powered by tht> aame lti.000 pounds of thrust as the Phantom but ts half as heavy u.nd n•quart'tl 7. 700 (ewt'r parts It also 1s easier to nuunlutn, wuh electr1cal l'Omponents built l ht.'St-h1gh into the phme's budy ;md quick-release doors fur easy ill"t"te'SS, say base v:trt'tab '>Ul'h as pilot instructor M aJ Robt•rt Nt·lson "The Hornet Ui truly a multi m1ssu.m aircraft." N1·lson addt' in f1ghtt'r eM·ort and air dt>ft•n:.1• rn1ss1ons In atta1.k m1~1ons, 11.:> .)Ob will ™" to w1pt-out t•rwll•) i<ruund and !>t'a fon.~ Om· Hornet can carry up 111 14 ()()I) pounds or bomb>. As for nmse dvnng ldkt•ofb . ..i l)d:K' spokesmcvf said tht> l lornl'l I'> 1.·onl>1dered slightly quu:tcr than the Phantom Huntington imposes $50 fee on video games fht• 111.·enst· fee to oper<ttf elt'<."tronic video game machine<. m Huntington Beachh8.j ht-en st>l at $50 a year Caty council members arr1vf'd at thal figure by a split vol<' Valley seek s date change The Fountain Vallev C1lv l'oun{'ll wall consider torught a proposal to change the date of the l.'OUncll 1•lectwns Lota! ('ouncil t'lectwn:. .ir t· t·onducu."Cf in April during evt•n 11umbt.>red years The propol>1•d 111 dinanl't' would change thr· t•lt'C'l1ons to NovE·mtx-r of evt.•11 numbered vca~ to cmnndr with tht· statew1dt· g(·n£'ral electwn Bal'kt.•rs havr l>a1d this will 1m·rea$t the turnout of vott-rs in 1.uunc1l elections The rounc1l will also consider " 1•·lated proposal to drop nt'Y guidelines concerning campaign [1nan('l'S and follow s latf' t«1rnpa1gn laws State campaign laws art> rons1dered more llbt>ral than thl' t·ity urdmance The roun~:1l will m~t at H ,11 City Hall 10200 Sl<iu-r Av•• l\1onday night When propost•d hu·n't' ft't' 1ru:reases first surfaced, slaff rrwmbers had recommt'ndlod that thl· fee for each mal·hme should f:lf' increased from $12 t.o i 200 per vt•ar Operators cumpl:i1nt'd <1nd rt·tamed an attorney A meeting was held with nty 11ff1r1als and a 1.'0mprom1M' flMurt• of $100 reportedly was rt'a<:ht'd Rut when the ordmamt' v.1·nt ti.K k for act.Jon. operat.ors ..aid th1· ft't' was suU too high City officials calJed for furtlwr 11f·~ot1at1ons A council rna)Orrty -.upporwd th1· proposal that impose~ a $50 ft-+· on video ma(·hinrs. tht• ~1mf· 1 t<t· for pinball mal·h1nt"> and pt.l(il 1.1blr·~ Tlwn· was an alll·mpt lo ra1!.I• lht• ft•t• to $75 :.upporltd by lrlUnul mem~·rs Ron P<1ll1nson, J <tl k Kelly and Don Mal Alhstt•r But tl neeoded four vot~ to carry Th1·r<• also w<e> o \'Ult to go lo $I Oil supported by ~lot Alhstl·r P.1ttm-.c1n anJ counnlmon John Thom.i'> 1\1,l)'ur Bob Jl.Lir1d1l . .-1nd , •Hllll ilwomC'n Ruth Be.ult•\ .111d 1-hHh hnlt•y stt.l(><.I firm .1l !o~U fh.1t 'tide· prevd1lt><I w hf·n Kf•lly '" llA'ht'<.i IJ\'t•r I nvt'~llf.(Ulor.., -.ttul y wrN·k a~•· of plane• that plungt•d off runway un,f dowu uu t·mhankment. T"o \H·rt· killNI in Catulinu l~land im·1d••nt mul two ol h t'r~ !)t'riou-.lv iu jur·•·d . "" Wlt99h0to • Catalina crash kills 2 Two Torra.nc."I: tnc'n were kHJc.'l ea Co unt y Sheriff'• Department deputy aald the •mall Piper Cherokee hau.J already landed on the ialand airstrip Monday a fternoon, but "apparently thert-was a •trong tall wind and they were unable ,lo 1lop befort> they plunged o ff lht> embankmt'nt " The airport 111 l<>tatt.'d about mne miles northwest of Avalon on the island The p lane was rt>g1stered to Grorge Tidewell of Rancho PalOti Vt.'rdes, but T1dt'well was not aboard when tht' 8l'C1dent took place shortly aftt-r noon ThE.-c:oroner"s 0Cf1C't' 1dent1hed the dead m£>n as Max Remst.em, fi2. and Jaml'S G1bbona, 40. The injured women were 1dC'nt1f1ed a:. Margaret Gibbons. 40, or Ho-Ho Ku~. N J , and Oc:lon~ Matuz 4 I. uf Torrance Buying phone becomes complicated By KAREN E . KLEIN 01 the D•llY Piiot tl•H Establishing nt•w lL'lt•phonl' SRrv1ce in Orangf' County will be JUSl a httlt.· bll mon· l·umpllcatt-d this year dut• to th•· fonnation or a new telephom salt'S company American Bell, Im· Pac1fl<: T<•lt•phont• off1<·1ab said Amencan Bell. ,1 whollyowned subs1d1ary or Amt>rll'an Tt-lephont-& Tt lt·~raph Co . will sdJ n .. w tt>h.ophonl' t'l1u1p1111•11t 111 d1n•<'l <'ompt·tlllon with utl11·r vencl1irs Tht.· n1•w company will takt· o v 1• r u per .i l 1 on s a l n 1 n t' Ph11nt·Ct·nt<•r Storc·s m Orangt.· County. mduding those m Cost.o Ml•sa Santa Ana and Mission Vie.JO, l><Jld St.t:v<· Gould, a Pal'lhl Tt-lt>phoni· '>pok1-sman Six other Phunl<..~·ntcr Ston-s in the t-ounty. indudm g ont' in lrv1nt•, will be {'Onvertcd to :.t.•rv1t·t· centers, Gould said The servitt.' centers will sell wll-phont.-:; until thl'ar bal·klogs of inventory are depleted "If .ill this sounds t'Omphrat.t.'<i. th.it's lx'f.:ause 1t ts," Gould said ThP mosl obvious changc for C'onsumt·rs 1s that those who l'huost• to buy a phone from Amf.•r1t·an Bell or anotht>r supplier , sud\ a!> a retail store, will h ave lo arrange with a Pacific Telephone Serv1ce Center to have their phones ronnected. Newport's Scudder dead at 70 In the past. Gould 53ld, 1f you bought a telephone from a PhoneCenter Store, the clerk would arrange to have it t'onne<·ted and assign 1 l a phone number . Now. since PhoneCenU>r has become Amencan Bell, the customer will have to oont.act a Pacific business 0Cf1t-e or service center t o have the phone l'Onnected The changes being made are a result of a dec·11>ton by the Federal Commun1<:at1on s Comm1ss1on to promote c·o mpel1t1on 1 n the telecommurucallons field. Gould t>xplamed John Ha:.s St udd1•r whose mother t•xpandt•d ht·r k1t{'h1:n into the Laura S1.·udd1.·r pot<1t11 thlp and peanut huttt.·r 1•mp1r1.· d1t'. Bet I boa Island hunw Lo llo.ig Mt·monal Hosp1ldl Mt•nda~· aftt•rnoon. reportt-dlv l·11111pl<.11111n~ of .itxiommal J>dlnS Jo'urwral .irr .rn~t'rnl·nt:. for lht 111n~t1mt• N1·v. port &·ach n>:.1dl•nl .ii f' Jll'lldl/1~ St 11dd1 •1 k11111.' 11 ,1, J.Jek" lo Bomb scare evacuates county-bound plane P.ts.:.enger.. abo.1rd dn Urangt' County-bounrl A1rC:JI JI l Wt"rt.' • '.1l·u.it1-<l 1n H1 11 ... 1rtt·r .1 n1.111 n •pcJf\l'tl lilU.'d "" lh1· pl.111" 1'111 fliµlrl 11111 <>I Hc •1111 ( .1111u111 Air port w;i;, d1•l;1v1·d \.Ill rt11111111• ... M11nd.1\· .if\1·111111111 ·" 7o p.1.,.,t·11..:1·1:. \\1•1• :.hutt1'·d It•,, ll'lllfllf' !J•ll I rof lht• .111 IN'I I \-lll'I t• IUJ.().(d~I \\ .• ~ "''"' 1 twd No bomh ""a.'> found an<1 lht• pl.11w d1·,,un1'1.I f11r Oakl<ind oml l11lt11 \\ ,,.., n• \rrp1111 1n Ora11g1 t"rrunl'Y l.1H·1 dq.><Jrlt·d "1lhuul 1111·ttl1•n1 ,,11d H11 h l'f'.H111 k .,p.,k. ,11 1.111 for tht· ;11rpo1 t .11 H1•1111 h1" trwnds. made headhnt'l> 1n I 1171i when he was kidnapped 11ut:.id1· his Huntington Bl•ach dt•ntt'>t., office and held bm•tlv for ram.om ~hold Ill a motorhome. Sc·uddt•r 1·-... Jj.>t.od his c:aptor.-. battt'red and hru1~"d afll'r faking a ht•art ,111<.ll k and bolting Wht•n Ont• Of t fw k1dnc1ppers pamc:kL' \A.f'rt' l·onv1cted on kidnapping • li.1r~t"> Both Wl·n• senlt•nc'tod tu lif1· lt•rms an st.aw prison "ln 1984 we'll be back m the phone sales business," he said "Pacific will then become a ,._t separate' telephone company like General Telephone " Residents o f Huntington Beach. fountain Valley and Laguna Beach. who arl' served by General Telephone, will not bt.• .affected by th<' t.hanges occunng at PacTel Irvine firm wins power plant pact steam. whtch 1s used to fuel the plant Chance of fog !'ta bn111b thrh1l .,...,,:-, madl• In t• IPph"ll" t roni th•· Ht•no an·,1 t.111 "·" ,1Ul<>m<Jt1l .tlh f.,r.,~:.irdt'<I t.. A 1 r ('a I'-. h l' ad q u a rte rs 1r1 N1·" port lka1.h Pf'at-ock said tht· m.111 l lainwd a bomb had bet·n pl.H 1·d 111 luggagf' aboard the pl.1111• P.,..<;t•ng .. rc; "ere asked to fl'll.11111 thcu lugg<1ge. working on lh1· tht'<lry that nobody would pit k uµ ,1 bag eon taming a bomb. .nrthontws said Pea('()('k said six p11·1 , • .., 11r luggage were not 1 l.11nwd und 1mmed1ately werc- -.t•,11 I lwd Ultra~vstems Inc . an l rv1ne Pnginc·e.rang firm . has bt•t•n awordl'd a mult1-m1ll1on dollar contract to des1gn and ronstruct a c·ogt•nerataon power plant near Sacramento The facility will utilize a high performance gas turbine which will generate 21 mPgawatts of electricity t•nough to meet the e lectrical requirement of 24,000 homes. The waste heat from the plant 1s expected to gener ate 70.000 pounct:i of steam per hour for use at the plant The power generated from the plant will be sold to a Northern California utility company (.'on .'4 1al Fair tonight and Wednesday with tome hlQh clOudo.._. bul a c/\anoe ol tot'l'e -ly m0<nlnQ log ,_, the ~ OY«nioto1 lows la to 46 HIOh• Wedne9day &4 to 68 El1ewhe1e from Po1nl t..oncep11on to the Me•tcen t>o<de< and out 60 m1lea Small et all .Ovtl()f)' ~ outtw wettwa lor north to nor1'-llt wind• 1s 10 ?5 knot1 with 1tr°"09' QUiii and CO<Tlbln«I -II lo 10 feet LIQhl vert11ble wind• OWH 1nntw wettws during nlQllt and morning houri t>eoomlllQ ~I 10 west 8 to 12 knoll We<1.-011y all9'nooed t'>e lOllll OI Waah inQIO" and northern Oreoon toda~ •• 1111n 1how1111 1pr ead ov er lh11 North-' Sllow 1841 "' '"" ll'ljh<t< alevatlon• of both •latfls and 11CtOl9 ldel'to Snow flurriee sl&n w11re acalltwed ovflr North 08kot~ ~no Mlnnesole Oenee IOQ and llQhl rein nuno ova• Oklahom111 C.lly while llQhl enow wH du11ono ''"' '""""' Or11J1t l akM Show•r• were f'-P .. Cled In continue 1n ll'lft Nortt\Wfll•I eilend•no at: ••• 1outh as n()(1hetn Celllorn11 Snow .., .. •o•t1Gaal '111f"" today tor lh• Ca.cad•• notth•rn M1nnt101 1 and noriharn MIC:fllQan Fog wu P<edlcled l0t nolh«n Utah, while windy weather wu ••1MtCta<I lot ttoe mountain• or Wyoming and Mont.,,. Cloudy llllaa -• Pfedleled lor Oklal'IOm • and •owa whlla IUnelllne _. expected lo p<...,111 -the reet Of Ille country T•mparature1 around the ,,_,Ion M rnldnlgllt PST r angec:I ''°"' 7 ~low 11<0 In Hovllon ....... to e8 In l(ey Waal A• California ' • tr efter"OC'lfl '0uthwettflllrty winds of IS to 10 mph Ow11n1 1111111y thermometart '"'"''" ptunoe 10 lhe 20. toniont orHl warm'" lhe SOs on Wodneadoy Ille _.,her servtce S31d The nion d_,I\ tllOUIO 04' ''" w ith some tl1gh clouds Low1 ton'ljht thOUIO be 2S 10 JS and hoona W!MlnMday bel.._, SS lo 65 In the l(IW 0.-IS IOOIQhl I IOW •hovtd IM!,,, .... mod lo Up()e< 30• end Wf1d n11dav 1 h•Qh be......,.6Sto 73 lO<;ll QU9h W>uth-1 wtnd• OI •!> to 10 mph 111• ••PtlCtod '" the "'""''"" d•tM1' Wlldr>Mdly Th .. nr>rth eno ot ,,,. 11a1" 11.,ety wHI fKetvft fA1n on WtKJrle'tdly ond Ille rf'tl of Nonhern Collfornle 1'110 lau chance ol prec.1plle11on lhe Naflonet We&fh4tr Servl(;e aetd tOOay F'ronls r ·•d ..... 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The plant is being built for Procter & Gamb l e and as scheduled for rompleuon m late 1983 CogeneratJon power plants are dt>S1gned to generate electr1c1ty and s1multaneously process 0 )omet1mes the N1Cest Way to Say Ultrasystems specializes in alternative energy projects and has performed work in cogenetation, wood-fired power plants and geothermal e nergy project The contract J..afts Ultrasystem's current workload abovt' the $50 million mark -an 82 percent increase l1l the last fl.9Cal year ~ l '~ 0 ~(JJ 7t: 'rou 1s to Not Say'Anything at Alll t l< 'IW liettf'r ro exprf'\.\ ~" kM" .lnd apprecia ~ ltPll lnr her unf<11t1ng \uppClrt throughout your m.1rrr,iqe. th<1n by (',11111ng hN \Omt>th1nq as pP"°'1ilt and mt'clfW1Qful ,1\ an Al nM-rsary or f1Prn1ty Ring Both syrnboflre Hlf' trut" depth nl your fef>hnq for ~r an<l witho11t s<l)'lrlQ Niyth1nq at all. you will hiM': chOst"n ~ ot lllf" rn< f'St ways to sincerely vrt It ;1ttt Ar Wyn<1t1r1m ~rgh VIit' Dt-s1on and Create a most urnq11<' and exrn1ng colli"<tron ol thf'se nngs 1n 18 Karat Gold and Plat>num \XA' clearly explain d1t1"rences 1n quality and price that9 you will stt from sto~ to s~. and then biKk up your purcha~ frOm ~ham ~lgh With a ~ back guarantet> of value \XA' wMt you both to ~ ~' nr19 and to know you bOuQht 11 Vllt'lll Most Diamond \XA'ddtng and Annlllf'~ary R1r19s Range From SI JOO to S3900 Wyndham Leigh ~E~fJlR' 117 Fashion lslllnQ. ~ 8Nct\ CA 92660 NM lUtodcs WttstWl' ... 't . Orange Cout OAILV PILOT ITuNday. January ~. tHS Al NATION Week end traf fie toll lowes t for New Year's Ne~ _g~y~~~~~ ... ~~~!~---~-~~~--tax --~~~e l __ By Tlae A11~laled Pren Fewer motorilu wt'rt- kllled In traffic accidenta ecrou the nation over New Year'• than durln& any holiday weekend since 1949 The 268 fatalities from 6 pm Thursday to midnight Sunday broke the previous New Year'11 weekend record o f 269 set 1n 1949 The Mt'm<>rlal Day observance du1t 1amt' yl'ar whlr h rt.11ul~ In 2!)3 traffic deatha st.inds wa the all-time low for any weekf'nd holiday on record OfClc1als said thf' reasons Included a crackdown on drunken drivers. greater ~ of .eat belts. and less travel brt·ause of the recession ERA resubmitted in House WASHINGTON -A second battle over ratifi<:auon of the Equal Rights Amendment has begun with reintroduction of the proposed const1tut1 onal amendment as the first p1ect> of leg1slat1on 1n the new Congress "I am designating the Equal Rights Amendment HR!," House Speaker Thomas P O'Ne1U, D-Mass., said Monday after being re e 1 e c t e d s p e a k e r T h t• amendment and several other bills were presented as the• House opened for business H e patitis c loses sch o ols BRANDENBURG, Ky - Local schools will be closed for the rest of thP week as health oUldals try to halt a hepatitis outbreak that has Infected 48 county residents ln two weeks. Buttermilk Falls sprang, which provided water used by 90 percent of the v1cums, will remain off limits. a nd private water haulers who used 1t will be supplied with free ('lty water. Three new cases of the disease have been reported since Friday Hepatitis symptoms can vary from a manor flu-Like illness to fatol liver failure BY DOUG WIWS 4'P.ittlNI Wrtt.r SACRAMENTO Oov Oeor1e Deukmt'jlan l('nt 1ubllt! alanals to Ocm<.>crau In hl1 1nauaural •ddrw. that he wanta to end the parua.a.n llnJ>UM' Uuat haa allowed a $1 6 billion budaet deficit to threaten the atate'a bOlvency and credit at.atu1. The Republican governor certain1y didn 't abandon opposition to tax increuet ln ha televised address Monday after takin1 Ms oath of office to succeed Democrat Jerry Brown as governor But DeukmeJlan backed hl1 ca ll for a new "spirit of cooperation and blpartlsanah1p" with some less obvious 11gnals that he may be willing to compromise his opposition to a t.emporary tax Increase If it is coupled with s1gnl(icant spending cuts. Perhaps equaUy important, the Republican leader of the Assembly, whose caucus has mounted the most uncompromising res1atance to any tax increase, confirmed that Assembly Republicans "have been locking around" proposals for a temporary tax increase. For the past month, Senate Republicans have been negotiating with the Democratic majority in the upper house for a package of spending cuts and temporary tax increases while Assembly Republicans have stiffly re5isted any tax htke. Democrats, who control both houses of the Legislature, prefer •t.t .,t, r::,.J Iv J 0 Rri 1rlJ d• George Deukmejia n, right, takes oath of o ffice from Justice Frank Richardson. Deukmcjian 's wife, Gloria, watches the proceedings on the Capito l s te ps in Sacram e nto. .. I _, either a temporary or pennanent tax hake to deeper cuts in state programs. but they don't have big enough majorities to pass a tax measure without a few GOP votes. Some Democrats also had been dragging their feet, annoyed that Republicans wouldn't share the responsibility to raise taxes, or concerned that Deukmejian could duck respons1b1Lity for new taxes 1f a tax hike ball went to Brown. But with that &tuation out of the way with the start of Deukmej1an's tenure, both parties showed signs of wanting to reach an agreement to erase the deficit, which could wreck the state's credit standing and dnve up the state's C06l of issuing bonds Deukmejian invited leaders of both parties to a private meeung Wednesday morning on flscal ,H wues, and he must deliver his detailed budget message to the I l G Legislature by Jan. 10. >.Jl Deukmejian's first official action after taking the oath as J California's 35th governor was to -. order a 2 percent cutback in budgets of every division of state government except a handful of 1JI departments: prisons. hospitala ~ and revenue· producing agencies. t STATE . Quake jiggles China Lake CHINA LAKE -An earthquake measuring 3 9 on the Richter scale jiggled the China Lake area Monday, but there were no reports of damage or mJury. DE>nn1s Meredith of the seismology lab at California Institute of Technology an Pasadena said the quake. whKh took place shortly after 7 pm . was the Latest m an "ongoi ng s warm of <'arthquakes" an the area. located m Kem County near the San Bernardino County Lme some 110 miles northeast of Los Angeles. Hunt continues for 2 law1nen's attacker cou·RTS. • • From Page A1 suggests that the remaining 70 .,, percent of judges aren't carrying a fuU work Joad, adding "those ''We felt 1t over here," said Bill Collum, mess management specialist at the China take Naval Weapons Center. "It just shook." Court k eep s M e di-Cal case SAN FRANCISCO -In an unusual move. the state Supreme Court has agreed to "retain" a petillon asking 1t to block cuts 1n Medi.Cal benefits Petitions are normally transferred to the Court of Appeal for consideration However , the court announced late Monday 1t would keep the pet1tlon filed by three Medi-Cal recipients and CalJforrua Public Health Assoc1at1on president Frederick Mayer "We have gone from a war on poverty ID a war on the po verty-stric ken " said Mayer U ntreate d shing les banne d SAN DIEGO -Starung m JuJy, untreated wood shingles wall no longer be used an construction and repair of roofs in the city of San Diego. City Council members voted 5 1 M o nday in approving an ordinance that WORLD requires au wood shingles be treated with a Class C fire retardant Treated wood shingles cost about twice as much as untreated shingles. Asphalt, tile and rock and tar roof rovermgs still w1U be allowed . Missile bases in S yria TEL A Vrv. Israel -The Israeli army said today that Syria was building two new missile bases for advanced Soviet-made SA-5 anti· ai.rcraft rockets. It said the bases were being bu1lt "deep an Syria" and not yet manned "The Israeli army is continuing to follow deve1opment5 as it has done in the past concerning m1BS1le battenes." i! said. Warsaw pac t m eet o~en s PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia -The Warsaw Pact opened lta flnt meeting under the leadership of new Kremlin chief Yuri V Andropov today with the Soviet Communist Party proclaiming the members "unanimously support" his proposal for reducing nuclear weapons Ln Europe The party newspaper Pravda and other East bloc Communist papers issued a barrage of criticism against the Umted Stat.es on the flnt day of the conference, which 1s expec ted to endorse Andropov's nuclear arms proposal formaUy. I FELTON (AP) -Vowing ID "stay out until we catch the guy." more than 100 officers sc.'Oured a rugged red wood forest today for an armed h1tchh1ker they say cnucally wounded a sheriff's deputy and shot a highway patrolman. .. State, county and local officers, a1ded by seatth dogs, helic.'Opters and a smaU airplane, )Olned in the hunt that began Monday afternoon for an umdentihed assailant witnesses said was a ''cool. calm•• gunman Witnesses said the man casuaUy pumped two 3~7-<:aliber Magnwn shots into the deputy at cloee range, walked slowly down the road while reloading his gun and wounded the California Hi~hway Patrol officer The Tus tin man conv ict e d of kidnapping Mark Antony La.Porte, 28, of Tustin has been convicted of confining two Eugene, Ore .. men in a pit after they were caught stealing marijuana plants at an 1so1ated "plantation" near Eugene. 1'he Lane County jury returned the guilty verdict on two counts of kidnapping La.Porte faces a maxunwn pnson term of 20 years on each count m the incident. Judge F.dwln Allen delayed sentencing pending pre- sentendng reports to the court. Paul Rasmussen, a Eugene c abinet maker, and his companion, Robert Crone. a1ao of Eugene, were held for several houn in an earthen pit until they overcame a guard and escaped amid gunfire. The pair testified that they had collected several plants but were stopped by several men with guns. They 1!181d they were bound, gagged and tied to exposed tree roots in a 10-foot-deep pit. But Crone used a knife he carried in his boot to free himself and Rasmussen, who escaped into the woods. Paul Monroe McDougall, 24, who was indicted for kidnapping and attempted murder In the case. waa arrested Dec 15 and faces trial We're Listening ••• What do you hke about the Daily Pilot., What don't you like" Call the number at left and your message wtll be recorded, tran8C.'ribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hour answerin1 ser vice may be u.ed to record let· ten1 to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors mu1t lncl!Mte their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation C'alls. please 642•6086 Tell us what's on your mind OAAHGl COAST Daily Pilat Thomot '· Haa.y 'vllh"* Olld c 11,.1 hec111 .... • Ott"• Jone Amari t. ........ f dllnt L. Koy Schvlh Ylcel'r .. ..,. Grid 0...ctOf ol "°"""'"'9 Raymond MocfAon (Of!l•Cllet Mkhoel , . Horn y O.rec:10t ol Mor\.,'"G 1c .. cvio1.on1 VOL. 11. NO. 4 suspect then escaped into the samt> forest where the "traJls1de killer" attacked two people in 1981 Santa Cruz County Deputy Sheriff Mike Gray, 40, was m "very, very critical condition" today in the int.ensive care unit of Dominican Hospital. nursing supervisor Sharon Tuck said. Gray suffered "massive internal tnJUrtes" from two buUet wounds 1n has abdomen A respirator helped him breathe Gray's wife and several officers kept v1g1l outside his room, Tuck said Jeff Lee, a CHP officer who responded to Gray's radio call for help, was treated and released at Community H ospital after suffering gul'l!lhot wounds in his thigh and wrist. a hospital spokesman said. Sheriff's off1c1als said there were S('Veral witnesses to both mid-day shoollngs The suspect. who had been seen by residents m the area on other occasions. apparently had JUSt bought some groceries and was hitchhiking along state Highway 9 when Gray approached in his squad car. "I saw the guy put his groceries do wn and put his backpack down," said Jytte Beatty, one of the witnesses. "The sheriff came up from the south and pulled in a driveway. And with a cool. calm and col1ected head the h1tchh1ker shot." Beatty said when she "heard the officer moan," she ran to telephone for help. Sheriff's Sgt. Carl Kuebler said other witnesses reported that while Gray was on the ground, the hitchhiker walked up to hun, ahot him in the back and strolled b ack down the highway while reloading his gun. Jo hnnie Crean Cr ean facing loss of GOP panel clout SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state Senate has approved a measure which would shift GOP congressional hopeful Johnnie Crean's appointments to the RepubJican State Central Comntittee and give them to the write-Lil candidate who beat him. By a 34-0 vote, the upper house Monday approved SB70 by Sen. Jim Ellis, R-San Diego. The measure now goes to the Assembly. Ron Packard, R-Carlsbad, defeated Crean and Democrat Roy Archer last November aa a write-in canrudate in the 43rd Congressional District after losing a bitter GOP pnmary to Crean by 92 votes. Under current law the GOP nominee makes appointments to the central committee. Ell.is said that under the bill Packard w ould make eight appointments to t h e centr a l committee and would aerve aa an ex-officio member of each central committee in the district. are the kinds of numbers that have been suggested to me. I ;h don't know how valid they are" · The commission which would be created by AB56 would >} detenrune the accuracy of that :<.t_ figure and what to do about 1;U judges' workloads, Friz:zelle said. t Judge B eacom said h i s 1\• ... experience in several professions t.•r. has led him to believe that about ,,, 10 percent of workers -·ih including judges -are among 111n those ''whose work habit& leave •ti! something to be desired." Beacom said judges already are •ti! subject to review of t h eh· (JJ performance from several different sources, and t h at H creation of a new regulatory ·11~ mechanism is an unnecessary '1 1 addition of a new layer of •"·' bureaucracy. . .,.;r The legislation. if passed, .11.! "w ould obviously require a tremendous amount of time to '• ' compile paperwork and the like." -r he said. t Beacom said the leg11lauon . J unfairly singles out the judiciary "'1 for scrutiny when both the., legislative and exec\.lt1ve branches of government could also be examined. In the court system, as in~ private indust.ry, there are "a \ f thousand ways to motivate : recalcitrant workers," Beacom ~~ t said. He a~ded that the problem "-' in the courts should be left to ~ : those in charge. which in Orange "d t County's Superior Court makes t' the problem hUI. ~, , • ' I t ' s a n a d m i n i s t r a t i v e ~· problem. It"s my problem here. I -~ can't fi,re them, but I can make ""'· them wish they were somewhere '; else," Beacom said. ~ Beacom, who became presidina ~ judge Mon day, wou ld not \ comment on his view of the v..1 problem in local courts. - -------------------------------------------------------\ C/fl~,. w;;,~;1,cr1;1 r;;!J~//1 ~r,~& ~ u~ (f/J11~rl :/tr14'J anr/ ~rtnur/a Takes pleasure in announcing the reappointment for 1983 of the fo llowing: Mary Barr CertlC1~ Gemoloa1st Donna lltackman Certlried C~molo1l~t Rlck-McElval:ne -- C~rUflod Gemoloflat These professlonal titles ·are awarded to those select jewelers who can rightfully be called experts in their industry. The title Is given when they have completed a form l gcmoloalcol education and when they have proven their business ethici; above reproach. An AGS till~ •s an annu al appointment · Anrl must be re· won by yearly examination. · ·, n... thh u...,.. .,. oa llwt atan .t CHARLES H. BARR, JEWEtERS l.eltt..t la Wt11cllff Ptu. ta·SSlO ._. . •• ,,. ·-.. 1 I~ •• w an ,,, • ... A4 Orang• Ooa1t DAILY PILOT/TuHdly, J1nu1ry 4, 1983 for Irvine ... l.5 ~st.Q;ry IJ.il tQ D-.o.b.ntel-~e _____ xj_~_ r-· 4 --·~-- oon lh GLENN SCOTI' OWN land le '<1 tor olht'r ma_jor oru.. DMlr,......,. coutaJ hotela the N\"wporter, Conat.rucuon of Irvtne'1 latett the Newport Marriott and the high-rise hotel, a Hilton, may Alrporter Inn -the Hilton beeln about the time work 11 would ~ the! flrat It would own completed next 1wnmer on lhe Company off1clala recently latest addl\lon to the city'• atgned a 30-year agreement for -~ the Irvine Marriott. Hilton Hotels Corp to operate 'I'he -Irvine Company plana to t he fa cl 11 t y . p I a n n e d on build and own the l~-1tory company-owned land eouthwesl Hllton, which would include 550 of the comer of Ma1n Street and rooma and the largett ball.room in Jamboree Road southern Oranee County. The laat major ob1tacle 11 Althcuigh ~he Irvine Company financln1. Earlier thl1 year. company uttlctal1 publicly uld thuywert-looklnt tor a third party, 1u~h u1 an ln1ur1nce company, to lnveet capital In lh• project Sut an Irvln9 Com1pny 1pokecman, Martin Brower, laid company o fficial• are again con1lderlng convehUonal bank loanl becau.e Interest ratee ~ve dropped to more acceptable levela. Brower added that company executlvet decided to buUd their ~~\ own hot.fl becau.. of~~~L-~tt frcm lhe Fluor Coro., a that th• resfon Mar .ToJ\n· a)'M firm bOth hotel• are llkiJy iO Airport can aupport several mont court for IUffta. The 17-atory hote.IJ. Marriott 11 one of three new If flnandn1 la arranatd. and tower1 under conatruciJon at Kolf .Browu ·~•led It should ' C..nter lrv1ne.-WnL o! lhe Ban too dUUcuh under exlttlDC Dle10 Freeway 1t Von Kannan condlUon1, conltructlon could Avenue and Mtchellon Drive. ~n by late 1wnmer, he Mid. The ~04-room Marriott 11 The arch!tectural flnn of HNTB owned by the Marriott chain of K.anau City already la uncler rather than an outald~ party. contract to dnlgn the hotel. Conatruction on the hotel bepn The Hilton wot.lid bf> rouehly ln late 1981 and It la expected to the aame dl1tance aa the new bo completed allo In late awnmer. CW'Nt\Uy, tbe ~ Inn Uid '"' ~~· hoiei. ,n;v,n •. The M.arrton wtll be \he third and the HiltGn ~ fourth. City offJdala .,.. _,., to .. the Hilt.on built beca.._ th9y IN countlna on tax revenue hom ovemlaht au-ta to help pey I« aeveral new cUy f1cUIU.,, lncludlftl an an1mal ahelt.er and maintenance yard now under con.trucUon. ~"".,. f.~ Company polls consumers ) grant program Huntington lntel"C()mmunity Hospital. In conjunction with its parent corporation Humana, Inc .. 1s sponsoring a "Community Grants Program'' LO which eug1ble charitable organizations may apply for contribution s ranging from $100 to $500. An advisory panel of hospital representauves and civic leaders has been fonned to review ifplicatJons for the funds. The first grants wi be awarded an March. Political organizations, tax-supported schools, organizations outside the hospital's service area and other groups are excluded from consideration. For apphcauons, call the hospital's administraion office, 842-1473 • Fonner maganne photographer Robert Randall w1U share his techniques of editorial and advertisins-penonality ph~raphy in a. UCI Exi.ens1on c~ beginning ay. ''Photography as an Art'' w1U meet from 7-10 r .m . on eight Tuesdays. including Jan 1 , 18 and 24; Feb. 8 and 15, and March l and 8. Two Saturday sessions are also scheduled for Jan. 29 and Feb 19. The class will be held m Room 257, HumMit1es Hall. UCI Campus. Cost is $103, plus $27 lab fee. To register or to obtain further information, call UCI Extension at 833-5414 •The Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley Board of Realtors has recently rontributed $11,000 to paramedics an Huntmgton Beach and Fountain Valley The money was ra1 d at the board's Halloween party at Huntin n Center. The contribution brings the to nat.ed by the board in recent yeara to $71,000. Money 1oe9 for. apecial, non-budgeted life-saving equ1pment. By PAT HOROWITZ 0( tM DallJ Piiot ltalf DEAR READERS: Consumers whose complamts are not salisfactonly resolved tell more people about their negauve experiences than do consumers who are completely satisfied with the way their complaints are handled. according to a study on word-of- mouth communjcations conducted for the Coca-Cola Co by Technical Assistance Programs Inc The study also showed that most consumers don't complain at all because it's too much trouble, they don't know where to start and they don't believe the company will do anything about their problem. However, the study indicated that juat becauae consumers don't complain doesn't mean they won't change brands -and changing brands worries companies. The study also said that effecuve h2ndhng of consumer complainta and inqulries is an extremely effective marketing tool. ThLCoca-CQLa Co. has prepared a new consumer booklet based on the study. A free copy of "How to Talk to a Company and Get Actaon" can ·be requested from the Consumer Information Center, Coca-Cola Co., Dept. CE. P.O . Drawer 1734, Atlanta, Ga 30301. Dea!lline __ nearing DEAR READERS: Jan. 31. 1983, is comment deadline on a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) research project studying food labeling mfonnauon. FDA has been working with the U.S. Department of Agriculfure to promote public partmpation in food labeling formats, design, research and evaluation. The project's label design ph ase is now completed and mformation lots are avatlable from Raymond C. Stokes. Bureau of Foods (HFFB240), FDA. 200 C St. S.W., W~. D.C. 20204. FDA also will conduct consumer research to Pvaluate whether alternative labeling . .., Coffee 'n Supreme New CHECKING SUPREME pays money market h,lterest - C hecking Supreme is Huntington Savings' way of paying you the most interest wr've ever offered on a checking account. You get high money market rates com- bined with all the convenience of a rcgul.n checkin~ account. Theres no waiting to earn your interest as you must do wittl To.Bills or Certificates of Deposit. No penalties for withdrawals. Checking 6uprevie gives you access to your money any time you like, simply by writing a check. ll' pay• like this. Funds up to $2,000 in your account earn 5 'l•o/o inlt>rest, tht highest ratt the law allows. But all funds-you deposit over $2,000 are wopt into a.n investment fund backed by Government Securities,• earning substan- tially h1&her money market interest. TOday s the day you can start earning supreme inte rest on ~ur checking at Huntington Savings. Just stop by for a1J the money-making de1ails. Where does the coffee come In? Any time 11ou come in., the coffee'1> on us. •onJy (und• unJ<!r Sl,000 lrt' ln..urt"d by th4P FSUC Now you know why your neighbor banks at m HUNTINGTON l&J SAVINGS~~~ON M61 Warnt'r Avenu•, CornerofCuldcn Wt t In Huntington &t-ach . ' formats give consumers needed nutrition information. Probe takes time DEAR PAT: I flied a complaint agalnat an attorney witb the Orange County Bar A11oclatlon laat May 15. Tbe complaint form atated that I would be Informed of tbe outcome of tbe lnvealiaatlon, bot 10 far I haven't beard aoytbln& 1bout lt. I waa told that tbe lnveatl1at1on waa 1tarted ID July. M.T., Santa Ana The Orange County Bar Association reports that the investigation o f your complaint is completed and you will be contacted a week after the Bar Association hears about it at its Jan. 14 meeting. A Bar Assocaation spokeswoman said complaint processing is running about two months behind because the investigating attorneys cannot devote their run tfine to thia service • Violin's value questioned DEAR PAT: I bouabt a violin about %0 yeara ago at a bouae aale ln San Fraoclaco. I'd like to aell lt, but don't know wbo could baodle tbe aale for me. It may be valuable, alnce It baa a Stradtvarlua label. M.P ., Coata Meaa Write to the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20565, and request a list of responsible appraisers In this area. Don't be too dwppoanted 1{ an appraiser tells you that your vtolin is one of thousands bearing the Stradivarius label that were produced in Europe during the last century. • C.iul -::11111lJltm' 'flw11 '' 11/c I•> • 1 p.,, II11rcl\\ II/ P.11 u·1/J t lll l'('tf 1.11x - ~"'""~ th1· ''"'\' c•r:. ,11111 .1t·11on .'><>U ,,_ nt <cl lu '11/\·1· 111t·4u1 ll<'S 1n go\'t•rnm<'nt .. mcl bu:.1111·,, f\l.11/ ·' uu1 qu<':.lwn' tu 1'.11 H oro\\117 Al \"tJur ::;t'f\l(t'. Or.Jng1• 1:<J.1:.1 D.uh 1'1/ul. I' U &J\ 1.'>titJ. Co:;ta M1•!i<J, CA ~:.!ti:.!t{ "THE SALE" DUCKS & COMPANY SOUTH COAST PLAZA r Our PRIVATE SALE "'111 l~gin on Wt<lnesday. J<1nu.lfl Sth \'mually dll fdlVwinter merchandise 1\111 Jw mar~e<I <lo"'n 50" . 75" Pio"'''' 1 omr 1•.trl\ .rn<I rnto\ the ocept10nal 1 .11111·<, ,md 'I"'< l1H ul.ir SAVINGS up to 75" Tiii' door~ "''II 01.wn ilt 8 00 A.M on We<lnes· ct .. ~ J..i11uar\ 5th rh1s ~.ilr "'Ill last for one week cml\ Pie·"" lumr PiHI\ for \Our best seolect1ons THI:. PRIVATE SALE Starts at 8 00 A..M on W~dnHday. Jan Sth BENSON & HEDGES BENSON & HEDGES 100'8 .. ... Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. Regular and Menthol. · · Open a box today. _,,,...._,.._...__ I Ies here. Bank of America's high- interest Cash Maximizer investment account is available now with higher interest rates than many money mar- ket funds plus a combination of safety and convenience no fund can top. I-IlGH RATES, HIGHER LIQUIDITY The Cash Maximizer investment account is much more than just another high-interest account. It's an insured investment that provides the liquidity and flexibility you need in your portfolio. You'll be able to write .II.ZS% TODAY~ RATE* ,..... $ 11.848 % Toda , 2,500 minimum d !' s Annual Yield** epos1t for California d . epos1tors. ; checkst and make withdrawals with your Cash Maximizer account. And to simplify your bookkeeping, you can get a monthly unified Timesaver Statement~ listing all activity in this account and certain oth~r Bank of America accounts. And with a Cash Maximizer account, you'll never be far from your money. Your investment is easily ac- ' cessible at over 1000 Bank of America branches and 400 VERSATELLER~ automated teller machines throughout the state. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/TUMC!ay, January ... 1083 .41 ~ ........... TM FDIC INSURED INVESTMENT But perhaps most important, you'll have the added peace of mind of know- ing your investment is insured up to $100,000 by the FDIC and backed by the safety of California's leading bank. So if you're looking for interest rates on an investment that tops the money market funds move to Bank of America and the Cash Maximizer investment account. BANK ON THE LEADERrM . f • t Rc::auletlont limn the number o( checks s)cr month ., 11.A.Nk Of AMl• 11. ,...,MA 1''" •MlMMll :-. !Tbday'1rate1ubitct to change A dafft rent rate end ccrt11 n re1tr1ct1on1 may apply to ectounca ewer $100,000 Th11' an~ cmcnt 1ccoun1 11 availatilc fnr ha la nets up m S 1,000~000 ~1111.tnk of Amerace for dctatlt. ••Annual )'acid 11 fOr comparlton ooly Aftrr yaur 1n1crt t 11 credited c1ch month, yuu u rn lnttrtst on It 11 well n chc rnnctral. The yadd ll sumc: thee the antc:rt t rate remain• con111nt ovtr one year and that deroslta ind lntcrut rtmaii\ ln tht"'Kcount IOI'•"'" . . ( 1 . . i1 11 )., .I 4,$ 1d H )'I l ' A J , I 1 t Ofeng9 OoU1 DAILY PILOT/TUllday, J~ 4, 1113 -College students win tuition .fee reprieve Becau.e the 1\ate Legislature has failed w approve a linancial package to offset the budget defidt, 1tudents in California'• 107 conununity colleges have won at tee.at a temporary reprieve from pr0poaed tuition fees. Thia la not w say that some such fees will not be impoeed for the next school year, but with_ thousands of studen\S -30,000 at Orange County community colleges alone -already registered on a tuition-free basis for classes beginning this month and next, inposiwn of fees for the balance of the school year would be inappropriate at best. At present local districts are perm.iteed w charge fees for such services as parking and health services, and the average student pays $20 in such fees. During the legislative disct.assions, college officials estimated that a proposed tuition fee of $50 a semester, to raise $63 million for the state, would force 60,000 w 80,000 studenta w drop out for lack of funds. Also proposed and dropped was a 10 percent overall budget cut foe the colleges. That would have come on wp of last summer's $30 million cut in state spending on the colleges. which forced the ellmlnation of many per1onal interest courses formerly offered on a tuition-free buil. However, with the 1tate still facing a budget def id t of IOme '2 billion, there seems little doubt that the community college system will have w face still further cut.I in state fundlna. very probably requiring the imposition of aome type of tuition fee by next fall. But officials hope that. given sulf ident time, some form of financial aid program for truly needy students could be instituted. California's free community college system has been a boon both w the state and w atudentl unable fo attend full four-year colle~es. There is no doubt some distncts have gone overboard in offerings of penonaJ interest and recreational courses, at state expense, but this already 1',Peing corrected. The emphasis now must be placed on maintaining essential academic courses for students who will end their formal education at the community college level, or who wish w transfer w a four- year institution, at the mUrimurn possible cost w the student. Polygraph W'itchhunts California Sen . Alan Cranston, in a statement prepared for insertion in the Congressional Record, cails it "massive witchhunt machinery." He refers to Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger's propoeal w have lie detector tests performed on some 15,000 to 20,000 people, including Defense Department employees, workers in other government departments and defense contractors outside government. The aim would be w determine who, in government or out, is leaking Pentagon information. Tbe maneu~ Cranston. is remln1acent of ent Nixon's ~ 1971 at1empt to have t 500 employees submit to p~lygraph tests to stop White House leaks. At that time Nixon was quoted as saying, "l don't know anything about polygraphs, but I know they'll scare the hell out of people." This is just what troubles Cranston -the fact that in order w feel aecure in their jobs, people would have w agree w an invasion of their privacy by polygraph. That plus the fact that scientific studies have not yet been able to determine whether polygraph tests are reliable at detecting deception or whether they pose the risk of false accusation. Forme.r Sen. Sam Ervin, who opposed the use of lie detec\ors for federal employment, once said, "What is recorded is not the subject's veracity, but his psychological responses to an examiner's questions -and it is ~trictly the judgment of the examiner who interprets the graphs that determines the truthfulness of the responses." Weinberger's confidence in polygraph tests is puuling. One test ordered last year by Deputy Secretary of Defense Frank C. Carlucci was an attempt to dllcover who had lnformed ttie press of a Defense Department study that concluded it would cost $750 billion more than publicly announced w implement President Reagan~s five-year rearmament program. As Crans\on points out, this was not a matter of national security, but information of major public interest that was being concealed by the Pentagon bureaucracy. The lie detector test did not disclose the source of the leak. But it is true, as Nixon put it bluntly, that the machines, or even the idea of their use. can scare people. U the idea is w create an atmosphere of fear, the Pentagon plan could be quite effective. We question the need for that. . -. -----. Opinions expreued In the space above are those of the Daffy Piiot. Other vl8W9 expressed on this Pao• are those of their author• and artists. Reeder comment la Invited. Addresa The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Coeta Mesa. CA 92826. Phone (714) 642~21. The 'love boat bill' An t!ditorial from the Saa-amen to Bee. Attached to the gas tax bill ~ baa juat puaed are aeveral tu meMW'9 that have nothing to do with guoline or highway conatruction -among them an amendment known u the "love boat bW." It would allow a u& deducdon foe the expen1e9 of attendlnl business or profeuional conventions held aboard crulle shipe. The Re.po admin'-tration. to give tt credit. hid the good taste to oppme \his mMIW'e, but it couldn't veto it wilhout killlna the whole ~tion jobl pn>ll'!ft\-So now, aaiUdlt c.on,re.• 1uppoaecuy frantic efforts to reduce the federal defidt and the administration'• la\e1t draconian proposals for aoclal loendlna cuta, we have the spectacle ol ·~w · tax subeldl .. for pleuure eN1MJ1 w.. hunc lib 80mt pudy amament OD the federal ChriatmM 1111e. It cto.l't n.lldly 10 wit.fl the \,IM!IDploymen\ benefit extenlilorw and ~ Jotw=Ulll that Conar-.. illd It "" on. dam ltT The Jove boat • not without lta ~UOnilbaUon1. NI lta proponents 1 • anued. it would extend to cruise tbfpeomy the kind of Wt ..Svanwa• odMlr ,_... alread1 have. In fact, the loY9 boat b01-by ~ the tax. OTHER VIEWS deductiOfts one can take fOC' attendina oonventiona at tea to $2,000 per year -I.a actually lea noxious than the deduction• now allowed for conventions at such dry land locations as Honolulu and Puerto Vallarta. The latter are subject to no ceWnp at all. And alnce the new tax measure ia unlikely to result ln additional conventions -juat new locations for them -it probably won't C09t the f~ral treuury anythina. Still, it looka bed. Thi way eaUng stuffed 8c>OR ln front of people who can't afford canned beans looka blid. And it certainly does remind the public jult how many other people'• vacations it la paying for already. Perhape opponentl of the Jove boat blll bad the wroni idea when they aaid, ''We don't think you can Jultlty ))old1Dc any convention on a l>oet." Petblp they ahou1d have recopfJ:ed that ft 11 unju1tlflable to uae tax deductions to aublSdJJe &he vacation e.letnent of any canwntJon on land or ... If c.onar-.. really tntereated ln equ~ty, tlWI i.a what it should 1tart ~on. - View from the White House WASHINGTON -What la the outlook for 1983? Perhaps the beat we•menta appear in the confidential forecaata that are submitted to the white House. Here'1 what the aovernment experts foiaee. -The U.S . auto industry should besin it.a long-awaited recovery. After lut year's diaaater, analysta expect the ma Three autanaken to ahow a profit 1n l9A3. Even American Motol"B should ret into the black by 1984, when more than 10 million U.S.-made cars and trucka will be aold. The rosy forecast for the industry ia bued on the assumption that the companiea will be able to earn more per unit sold, because their expeNeS have been cut by plant closings, layoffs and union wage concessions. Lower interest rates will abo spur car sales. The only dark cloud hanging over the industry is continued high unemployment; people without jobs don't buy cars. As for foreign competition, even if the unions don't get the "domestic content" legislation they've been pushing. Japanese automakers are expected to achieve much of it.a intended 'effect voluntarily. In fact, joint U.S .-Japanese production ventures are already in the works. -SERIOUS RIOTING could erupt in U.S. cities next summer. Ju the economy begins lta •low recovery, unemployed urban blacb will reali%e they're still out in the cold. In despair, they may take by force the good.a they have no money to buy. Unlike the riots of the 1960., thi.8 year's outbreaks would not be confined to lnner<ity ghettoa. The experts warn complacent middJ.e.clasa Americam that "violence is coming to your side of town.'' -President Reagan will wind up compromising drutically on hia budget for 1984. Initially, the new budget submitted this month will still reflect the president's 1980 ''mandate," and he will cllng to it stubbornly aa long as he can. But any' Reagan mandate was pretty well lhredded by the midterm elections; the White Howie won"t have the ~t it G. -J1-c1-11-1-11-11-1 -d had with Congre11 In 1981 -82. The administration not only lost stren,th numerically on Capitol Hill. but moat RepubllcAna who survived did It in spite of the president, not holding lo his coattails. The president ia a realist. He know. he'll have to compromiae on the budget sooner or later. So he'll try for later, hoping that an economic recovery will strengthen his position. But by IUlllmertime, he'll have to start making conoeaions. -What about that economic recovery'? Analyst.a tell me it will not be as strong as 90me people expect -especially the wtahful thinkers in the White House. In fact, congressional leaders have been warned privately that there's a significant chance there'll be no recovery anytime soon. Unemployment is the major problem, and even the optirrusts don't see it dropping much below 10 percent in 1983. ../ -The Kremlin's new boss, Yuri Andropov, may appear to be less .ggresaive on the international scene for the next few month•, but don't be fooled. The early aaseuments of Andropov as a 90phisticated, reasonable man -a cloeet liberal. even -were pure sheep dip. Anyone who clawed his way to supreme power through the KGB is a certified hardliner. ,Andropov may well be cautious and seemingly more moderate in foreign a.ffaln for the time being. but that's only becau.e his f1rat priority is CONOlidating ht. penonal power in the cutthroat, Byzantine world of~ Soviet hierarchy. Once he has entrenched h.hmelf firmly -and he has already moved with awesome speed and shrewdness - expect him to be every bit as tough as his ~na. -OU prices will continue to llump. That waa clearly foteBhadowed by the failure of the recent meeting oi the Oraanliatlon of Petroleum &JCporting Countries in Vienna. Though the OPEC delegates Issued a perflmCtory affirmation of the official cartel price. they couldn't agree on the production quotas that would make the price attainable. TOO MANY OIL-producmg nations are in desperate straJta financi&lly - Iran must aeU oil to finance tll costly war with Iraq, for example, while Mexico need.a oU money to ball it out of ill fi9cal meaa. With so many 011 producers undercutting the OPEC prices just to survive. the cartel is crumbling. And Saudi Arabia, the staunchest supporter of OPEC, can't cut back much more on production Y(ithout drying up the petrodollar flow and Malting internal · unrest. .. -The international hotspot to watch out for is right in our backyard. Skirmishes along the Honduran- Nicaraguan border may turn into fullfledged war. Honduras, with its U.S . equipment, will have the initial military edge. But Nicaragua's i.ncreaai.ngly left- leaning regime will call on Cuba for help. Then Honduras will ask Washington to beef up it.a military aid. -President Reagan ii ltill insisting that he hasn't made up his mind about running again. But the appolntment of hi1 clo1e friend, Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev ., u the new Republican Party chairman ii a clear sign.al. 1lle people cloee to the president are convinced it means he will 8eek a~ term. Just in cue he should retire, Vice President George Buah i.s quietly laying the tracks for a Bush bandwagon. -The multibillion-dollar-home- lnfonnation indu.try 11 in competitive chaos, the market fragmented among dozen• of companies -giants and agreeaive newcomers. Their hardball tactica u they struggle for a bigger ab.are of the booming market have. created many legal and regulatory problems. ~will have to 1ettle thinp. Look for a donnybrook on this one. More troops headed for Lebanon? WASHING TON -President Reagan has given his tentative approval for a substantial increa8e ln American troops in Lebanon in hopea of speeding the withdrawal of Iaraeli and Syrian forces, u well aa a few thouaand PLO troops st111 there, from that war-tom country. Under top-level White Hou~e d18cuaaion ii a plan to add perhape two new battalions to the aeeroximately l.- 200 U.S. Marines sent to the Beirut area on Sept. 29 -rou$lhl__}' doublln" the forces now \~ere . The Pentagon, ~·r-. 1-,.-•• -/-111_1_1 -~ however. rMY deade that Army~ should replace tome or all the Marines now in Lebanon. Deep White House concerns three monthl aao about the dan1er of conare-!onal resia1anee to the dispatch Education's dual problem Contrary Opinions: -The reuon that genuine education is '° difficult la that lt has to be at the aame time broad enough to saturate and narrow enough to penetrate; lf lt la on_!.y . . ~ IYllR 111111 ~ ~ DOU\1J\8 mw ln, and lf It la only narrow, no1hlr\a aprMda. -People -n:atly youna ones - who end. their 1entenoe1 with "Okay" .,.. almost • lntwiatlnl u them who end their MD&encel wt{b "Riaht?" - when what they are .Mytna I.a neither .,. nor riaht. -It pua1-me how Pt.ldent a.on can call for a.,__..,,. of oommurilty and family atabWty while Ul"llna people who are out of work to ..-t!litr lelet and move where the Job• are; perh~•P• tomeOM ihouJd MIMI him a copy of 'lbe Ora~ of Wrath io ran1nd hlm whit blpp1n1 to communltlll and to fatnWea that nqnte WI way. -lt iPMlla met.Mt any crouP IUCh u tM ~ .... .AmadalioD WOuld pay Alexander = • f20,000 f H 'for c1eJM1rtn1 a lecture In which It WM a ....,.. cmchillab he'woiukt not ~t!~n~hat wa1 not alrHdy -When 1 UHd to cban1• my 1ubacrlptlon address to a country newwpap«, I would call up and the next day It was re-addre9aed; now, since the paper has a computer aya1em, it takes a week or 10 days to get a change of adct.re.. lnto the "speedier" system. -When a host.ea gathen people of the aa.me profession around a dinner table, the even.Lna 1lnka like a atone: divenlty la the' eflervmcent element ln IOdal lnteracUon. not unlfonnity. (Thia la why most "hlah" 80da1 d1nnen are IO tnfemally dull;) -Speektna of computert, when they were flnt deYtled, expeJU thouabt they would provfde ... with lnaiabta into the weddn&I of the mind; but iM men ~ learn a6out ~ the. men we became convlnc:ed that there l• no uaeful anaJoCY tietw•n human mentation and mechAnlc:el 111nte~.·· . -All three New York City n•W•P•P•O IUpported Cb• 101lJlf cenctldaw tor aovemor ln the ~ -and evwy ilr\llt c.ndAdaw mdoned by The New Yotfl nm. for ma,jor 1\ate office loll. (80 mucli for the vaunwel , "power of the preN'' to influence ei.c:tion Nb.11'1W.) -In th• recurrent 1lau1htera be\w••n th• "Mo1lem1" and th• ·~· lri tM MJddJe .... W1 bald to ~eclde whether Uie~Mo1lem1 repud.late Mohammed mon than tM Clirtlt.l.nl re)let J--. (Qr. for that nwtW, the -.... """ their blcD on u.u: ........ l*wb*-> of U.S. troops have l.araely dissipated. Despite the War Powen Act. which requires the president to get congreuional consent lo certain situations before he can eend American forces abroad. the resistance never developed. Reagan and his top advt.en. Secretary o1 Sta~ ~rae Shults and Secretary of Defenae Caapar Weinberger, now feel c:o~fident that Congreu will not be unduly obstreperous when he announces the reinforcement plan. BOTH IT ALY and France, the other countries tliAt have tent foroee to join what is called the "Multinational Force ln Lebanon," wW probably al.lo tncreue their contingent.a. The enJaraed Western forces will help to keep pe.ce between feuding Lebanese factlom after the wtthdrawal of Synan and IaraeJl troopa. The queaUon of whether the new Amertcanl should be Mari.nee or Army depends on Weinberger'• answer to complaints from the U.S. Navy, the main loptical support for the M.arine9. Navy •hlpl have been Ued up near the Lebanese coast as a result. U the president subetituted the Army fclc' the Marines, lo&lsUc:al backup would be deployed on the ~. tr.lnl naval veteela for routine Sixth Fleet .,_uot dudes. 111a1111111 THE caum When there iln't much traffic, two cycliata can pedal merrily along the wrong way. Beaches appear peaceful . ; -~ .. .. • . .3 .. 3 4 ... -; --• ... ~ jWhile they look ~ as though they ~ tnight have been painting the other subjects on this page, Maria Vertran and George Van de Kerckhove of Laguna Beach actually were concentrating on \ some fishing boats that probably needed ~, ~ eome painting of their own after • the latest wallops of wintry · weaJher. , ; llllJPllll TUESDAY. JANUARY .t, 1983 n .. CAVALCADE ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION Shooting the action at a pier is more of a challenge in the winter than the summer. Instead of one quick snap of a mass of humanity, there are individuals to be photographed with more diverse purposes than getting tans and catching waves. · - 0 ~ CBS~~· ----·--·=· =-;!ll=.t=-:::~• "LJsten tf!__fDur Heart" Js --;n mostly small talk. Page BS. And on the Monday following a three- day holiday beach-goers were more casual and sparse than usual. But at the Newport Pier there was this sampling of people enjoying their first whiff of unadulterated ocean breezes for 1983. Dally Piiot photos by Patrick O'Donnell Michelle Willis, 3, of Costa Mesa isn't about to let go of her Christmas doll this early. Newport lifeguard Mike Stephenson builds_ new towers for summer beach patrols. Vacationing Erneet Martinsen from Corona devoted Monday to rnhlng. Today be ex~ted to exerei.e another California option by hMCllD1 for.'---• ...... 1klln1 at Big Beu. ' ' _., - ' ~rl . I .q tb X> qf 1q Ja if fJ 0 I '.) n ol l~ .d K.I .q :t2 '*! >q b Y.~ ~l m )8 •Jo w rw t2 iq lq 0£ .a ni 1.6 :>S >b 10 ni a.i w , I >q H w o( td JO :> 01 '.)(! d q b Is 16 I i .. Ofang• Cont OAtLV PILOT /Tuuc:tay, January ... 1013 _...,,,,., ...... The bidding: Eaat Weat vulnerabll' Nurth du la North Eut South Wut PaH PHI % NT P111 un1topped ault, South 1hould bout about hie two no trump opening bid. North tran1fer red to epadea and then raieed lo 1ame. two trickl. Then Sharyn shifted to club. and a loaln1 faneue allowed th• defend en to complete their book. NORTH J (';I P111 3 • Pa11 Now Weat found tht kill· lnr defenae -•he continued with a diamond, pruentlnr declarer with a rurr •luff. Declarer ruffed In dummy and led trump to the king and ace. West won and rave declarer another rurf elufr. Thie time declarer ruffed in hand. He cro11ed to dummy with a heart and led a trump. Dianna perforce won the quee'n and now complett'd declarer's misery by lrading her lut diamond. No matter • J875·4Z 'V J 4 • Pan PHI Pa11 ~ +u.u·- Opening lead: Three or o l"Ja..usy to •ee that lJl11 contract 1hould rail by two tricke. But thla wu a pair champlon1hlp. and to earn • really food acore it wu eeaentlal that the defenden should collect a three·trlck set. Dianna. wtro earlier In the touMament had won the Mixed Paira lille, got her side off lo A good start by leading a diamond. and the defenders raked in the fl rat WEST EAST • AQ •IOU ~ 1,5' <::>IOU o Jusz 0 AK1os •KU +876 SOUTH •K6 <=>AKQ962 There was only one women'• pair competing in the Open Pair championehlp at the recent World Bridge Olympiad in Blarritz -Dian na Gordon of Toronto. and Sharyn Kokish or Montreal. Canadians can bt proud of their performance in th11 event. Witness this hand. 0 Q7 • AQIO We do not think that, with a good six card m•JOr and an ANN LANDERS DEAR ANN ~DERS: Fo~n years ago o~r son was born with a ge!'ellc n e urological disorder -tuberous sclerosis. Our beautiful bright-eyed child learned to walk and talk but today he is profoundly retarded. He has ~ as man y as 40 seizures a day while we watched helplessly. . For aeven years we knew very little about the dlSOrder or anyone who had a similar problem. Then we stumbled on information about a support group called the National Tuberous Sclerosis Assc¥:iation (NTSA). They were IJfesavers. TS is believed to affect about one in 10,000. Se~ty of the disorder varies greatly. Some TS victims go througn lif.e never knowing they have it until they diacover their child is severely afflicted. lt is only whe n tragedy strikes the aecond generation that a physician recognizes symptoms of TS in a slightly afflic ted parent. Therefore, phyaidan awareness, eady diagnosis and genetic counseling are e xtremely important to preven t recurrence of TS m a family. h la also vital for the advancement of research that parents and TS individuals contact NTSA at P.O. Box 612, Winfield, lli. 60190. The telephone number ls (312) 668-0787. I know there are many families faced with this catastrophic disorder who would benefit from this • HOIOSCOPf ' BY SIDNEY OMARA Weclaffday, J uury 5 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Someone wants you t.o make premature move. Don't accommodate. Means pro~ your own Interests New approach to legal matter may be necessary. Break with current situation is imminent. TA U ~US (April 20 -May 20): Low-key approach LS necessary -focus on worl(, es!entials shopping, fulfi~ling .obligation to older family ~ember. Conflict will be resolved -involves direction, money and commitment. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Elements of llminl. luck combine -wounds heal -creative juicea flow, you feel more alive, vital. Be ready for flurry of IOCial activity. Focus on education. CANCER (June 21-July 2~): What seemed a losing proposition is turned around in your favor. Roadblock is removed~ pn>gfe:9 occun and property value is enhanced. Long-standing assignments can now be completed . organization if they knew of it.s existence. Thank you, Ann Landers, for alerting them to the NTSA. Sance!'ely yours -LT. GEN. AND MRS. J .L . PlafROWSKI . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Import ant adjustment made In connection with home, 1amiJy, special paymenta and collections. Missing material w1U be located. Cash flow resumes. family member ma~es major concession. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Lunar cycle high - judgment, int uition ring bell o f accuracy. Techruques will be perfected, procedures will be streamlined. Circurns~ take sudden tum in your favor. You'll gain behind-soenes view. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Study Libra message for valid hint Focus on reaponalbility, production. willingness to make commitment to member of opposite tex. lnformation which had been classified will be made available. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Popularity increues. more people a.re drawn to you with their problems. aspirations and confessions. Focus on desires, hopes, wiahes and frlendsh.lpe. CAPRICOR N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Spotlight on career. pn!Stige, ability to break from put and gain greater independent!e. Dedaion time has arrived - you accept freah challenge or revert back to · apparent eecurity blanket. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focus on distance, travel, pursuit of knowledge and definition of principles. Intuitive intellect comes mto play -you know without knowing. what declar~r did, t:ut had to 1core her ten uf trump• for the third undertrlck and an excellent re1ult. Kave you ke• naaa!q I•· to .te11ltle trouble? Let CharlH Goree helv ,.., IJ..t yow "•Y Uiroqh ~ •au of DOUBLES for peaaltlee ucl for takeout. For a copy of hJ1 DOUBLES booklet, Mad 11.8& to "Gorto·Doubl .. ,"' care of thl• aew1paper, P.O. Boa 259, Norwood, N.J. 076'8. 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Dlrcc:tor-lyracl1\ Marlin Ch11rnln lntroduet'd ttach member ot tht' c.,t and t0ld Daddy Warbucka' butler to c:lu. tht-houte. Edwin Bordo, who'd been with "Anni~" trom \he be11tnning, turned off the Chrlstma1 tree Iii~'-and the room llthl.I. Snow could b4fleen falll~behlnd a *kdrop window. ..... --.:.-l "'n"flvque-s~.· •" iH --HM.Uo tdw.tilda Udo CH!lfl'I• ~-------...... lfontrngton Cent., mall . dally thru Jan. 9. .. Annie," the musical, cloeed Sunday afternoon at the Uri.I Theater alter becomtna the .eventh Charnln sat, de tedly, on the ltalrt. Suddenly he coiled, "Tom!" homaa Meehan, who wrote the book for "Annie," came on i t.age, looked quiuical and sat down. "Tom!" exclaimed Charnln again, "What If w e wrote 'Annie 117'" The audience applauded. rdwri. "'•"' •ft I,, TOI~ I Ht 14A •tOI ti lio<lll .. --·-~14" Meehan and Charnln alread y have s tarted work on the new show. Charles Strouse. who wrote the music for "Annie" and wasn't at the Broadway dosmg, wall write the music. ~======~=====~:::::=:::::=:::::=~~~~ "The first acene is the same as the last ecene in .,_ ___________________ _, 'Annie' only from a diffe re nt perspective, a 'Rosencrantz and Gu1 ldenstern' approach," said Cham m. "It tells the story of Mrs Hannlgan's revenge on Anme and kmd of ties up the personal affairs between the secretary and Oliver Warbucks. It will be much more of an adventure story, with a lot more scenes And more orphans " ll 1s hoped that rehearsals for the sequel, to be called "Par t 11." will begm next fall, Charnm said. "Annie" started 10S1ng its audience last year , hurt by the number of people who'd seen the movie or touring company versions Broadway musicals which have run for more performances are "Grease," 3,388; "Fiddler on the Roof," 3,244, "A Chorus Line," 3.064; "Hello, Dolly!", 2,844; "My Fair Lady," 2,7 17, and "Oh! ,, •1 --....osO 4 ,\41•'~111 I ·~·~ '' A ,,.,., \ .tM PAtO Martin Charnin, creator o f the Broadway musical, "Annie," gives Alyson Kirk, star of the show, a hug during the fina l performance Sunda y. AP Wlreptloto Calcutta!". 2,609. ln profit, a gross of more than $225 million. Charnin says, ''Annie" is No. 1. On hand for the fin.al performance were the little orphans of the April 21 , 1977, Broadway opening, now grown into young women. Also present were the original Annie, Daddy Warbucks and Hannagan -Andrea McArdle. Reid ShellOn and Dorothy Loudon CITY CEnTER f'J '"'-IHt ~lf'Y(.tl'.ifNI Utt• .. ~1l •'ll •10 ~ .. .. " . -... w .. .. t' -.. ... '" - -. 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(714) liH6·H91.'X' • Nc:wport Deach1 4101 MacArthur Blvd. (71•0 llH·Ol67 C~rrltn•• 1 U.2 l South St. (lll) 9H·947l' • Lona B~ach1 4 Hl Adancic: Ave. (111) 4l6·M 16 • SAnCa Ana CanYOJ\1-,7ll £. Anti Ana Canyon R~. (71'4) ~9~82142 Al'o office• fn Slln Oltern llnd Rlvu1ldt> Councic1. MnnJ v·ThuNlay 9 A.M.·.f P.M., f rlJav '"' A.M.·Cl r.M,. Saturday 9 A.M •• Nnon (Mote Bran(Mt), t l --·-MOND Anti •Gmls·-··-- None finer 1~1. financing on new Baldwin• Oec. only tta•• 11•ma ucfucledl OIGA.. & PIANO CINTIR 270 l . 17th St., Cotta Meta 64S-'l471 . I ' I .j I I I I .. ··-, . ~·· ,.-:.&-A••L f ... -Clact:I - by 811 Keane "I feel like I'm inside a shark!" Mt\RMADl'kE by Brad Anderson "Stop trying to hypnotize me into giving up my chair!" .lt.'DGE PAllkER ,A.lL RIGHT, JEANNIE• I\.L ee AT ~ 1-0T'ELA"T SEVEN~' 81GGEeaGI by Vtrg I Partch (VIP) I-'{ "Six of one, half 1 doztn of tht other." Hank Ketchum I ~ Hf by Harold Le Ooux MEA/IMJHILE,AT A~~ DlRN6 n-E lNTI:FMEW. MISS KELSO ~OBVIOUSLY OtSTAAUGHT, HAVING TAl'.EN CDUN'ffiY 00'< FROM AN UNKNOWN SINGE.Po 1'0 A WORLO·l=AMOUS ENTERTAINER' I PtON'T t\NOW VOU LIKE TO ~ANCE., G-ARFIELO I WA5 sc.AATo.flNC1 MV BAC.K WITH VOOR. TOOTHefW9H SHOE WEl6HT AND FOATUNE ~·~ GORDO M 1L.L ~E ~ ~INTINe01 ~! f;.JT ~ Q:~~ RAT '2' FIU. 11-E a.Al•lf' ~! AN'/ l>JOW MM OFF l~Ti:-IZJOR TO 04.A~ Al-4 C70 ""1T'O~ES l~A ANDtETf ~CAeE! 1t> 'f\t.JMK. ~ ~ AbA OIL.e'T'i Ai.J TE ~°""' .,.~ I.Mi HE~? . . by Tom K. Ryen HMJCGMl!S 1MlrofH llm{llSOJ by Jeff MacNelly . By Mark Lasky by Gus Arriola , ... ~ ....___.~ ~,A;..Gt.& FL:\k ,. 1' INkERBE~N ., I~ ,,,~ WE1.L I L£f't> PuT Ii iH 15 Wfil.) ... by Tom Bat1uk DISNe<JL.AND WIU.. NEVER BE. -rnE 5AME A6AIN ! by Kevin Fagan • I'll 0Ef 'bl lllvt~~C£ ~ ~ ~MUa, A~O ~IROf ~ c,,oAf. • by George Lemont W~L-1.-, HS MESN"T"IONE!P l"f IN HIS l-AS"f L.e~R, eu"1' ~ CAN'"f' ,.., NP 11" ON ANY OF MY MAPS l .ti .. , . . ) .... .i: . . I t .. t · 1 ,. Orange Oout DAIL V PILOT /Tuelday, Jan11aty 4, 1N3 81 I 'Listen to Your He8rt' • IS mostly small talk TOM:;JO&Y I •1111111111..,... .,._, h.er1ti'st-day St WO e rMtnrJ~h Stem at HouUh n'a. _ J e-raanr. ~tty~ 1"l'lnnw. ..C.n t 11~ .. .....,_,, ___ .,_.:;,~~~~~::2!:1 ¥a~wyu... ___ _pro.fall.onal •• NEW YORK -One probt.m with "Llaten to Your Heart" on CBS tonight la that mott of what you he&r ia small talk. • • . _ _ The two hour, made-for-TV 1 movie atarrtng Kate JackJOn and 'rim Mathe10n wu ahot on locanon ln ChJ.caao, and the background ec.nery -including a gUmpee of columnist Ann Landen. who lives and works in that estimable place -la a plus. Joth (Matheeon) tak• Frannie home that nliht, and they chat. ''Are you \r)'fng to aet me drunk?" Frannie uk:r.Ulftten I wouldn't~ a nice guy, would l?" Josh replies Coincidence No. 3: Joeh happen1 JOlh: .. 8 oot.'' LO bt! In the aame 1leaiy nefahborhood Franni : "Would you kill m ?" with Frannie and the othen. The remainder of the movie - Joah and Frannie spot each othett there'• still about an hour left -i. but ooforC! he can catch up to her, the more or lea predictable. At on• point, But nothlng h ppena - remember . Frannie doesn't want to get involved. founome ducka into an adult l!IO~thlng UkC? tha happens: bookltore. "Say, Fran," Rick, or Joah: "FrannJe, I juat need some Steve, aays u they all emerae from time." the st.ore, havlna eluded Joah, "l Frannie: "Take the lime, JOClhua, But how much can you expect from a movie ln which everyone, or so it seems, owns a telephone answering machine, eata suahi and uses trendy expressions like "capisce"? Coincidence No. 1: JOClh work.a at Graham Publishing, too. He's an edit.or, and Coincidence No. 2, he needs a cover tor his latest book, "Encounter with Japan," and he needs it now. Frannie agrees to read the book that night -not over dinner with Josh -but sh e's persuaded by her roommate, Stacey. to spend the evening with Rick and Steve. a couple of characters facing time for indecent ncvC?r thought you'd be into tha.t take all you need. But don't give up." kinky atuff." So what makes "Listen to Your Anorlu!ronC! ot those wttty Heart" entertaining television. evan remark.a. mildly amualng at timei? It may be So what happens? Frannie Jackson. an original atar of "Charlie'• finishes the sketches for Joeh's cover Angels" who played in "The Rookiet" Jacklon plays Frannie Greene. who's a bit touchy after an unfulfilling affair with her boss. Sh~'s just taken a job as art direct.or for a big publishing < ""'P:lny. but before I I ~.~I>·\\' tt00.88 NEWS CHAAUE'S AHOE.UI Kelly 19 trec;lled down by ... lltte>rMY With ~ lt\a1 Ille i. the daughter of a mUt\onalre client of Ills. (f'an t) D EJGHT 18 ENOUGH Joannie'• lnveetlgatlon of a local porno thuter r......-that Tom Is a ltodlhOlder In the COfl>O- ratlon tnat owns It G) THAEFS COMPAK'f Jeck l\Hlll Into trouble wMr1 he lt..U dating a pretty gym lnatrucior • HAWAII fM-4 A powerful tt.w.u.n cattle balon QOM ootalde the 1- to a-..enge the <Meth of his aon. • OVEREASY • Guaat: actor George Mllharls. 0 • HUWOUTIU TH~THEAAT8 ''Atdlltec:11Ke· ~ In A Poer• VIiion" I ==~ NeCNEWS THI!~ 18 NOHT 8:30 ALICE DO< CAVETT OAOWIHO YEARS "Adoleec:enoe To Adull· llOOd'' (1)8NEW8 @ 8AANEY MIU.EA The t21h 11 plunoed into tumioll by an atteck on a dep«1ment 1t0te'1 canned mu9lc ayatem 81\d a hold<ip In an adul1 DOOl<atore 1:00 I ~ ~ P£OPl.E NBC NEWS HAPPY DAYS AGAIH An eccldent at Al's c.ua. Fonzie to k»e 1119 9igllt and hie aplf'h ·~~Q Jeulca dl9COYefl lhal Cor- inne end Outdl haw spent the night logetllef and Cato! deddM to fight Jodie f()( custody of the Nb)' ' • Fonzie (H e nry Winkler) con vin ces a reluctant Ashley to atte nd her parent's posh anniversary party on tonight's episode of "Happy Days" at 8:00 on KABC (7). dlmlnuttlte would-be out- laws wN> have stolen • t~warp map from the Supt-Being 'PO' 1:.30 8 2 OH nt£ TOWN FMtured a ,_ding - lllorl lor Ceietln1y voe.. the LAP0'1 Helghbomood Watell Prcoram e tloafd- 1no ~ I nutterY for lllUee D YOUNG PEOf>l.FS 8P£CIAL "Tll9 Boy WhO Couldn't LON" II bOy bellellft he i. OMnely PfOlect.a from failure. D LAVERNE & SHIRLEY &(f()MPANY The g1r11· datea blow up the Pini Bowl's men's room to rob lhe t>wok oext door G EYEOHLA Featured • repon on wfty tomeyoungwocnenpret. Older men. an un<1erw11er oonc:.rt: a ,_ bf'Mk· thf°"Vh In robotics. D MADAMFS Pl.ACE Mlldame ls he6d capll\le by an ex-fan Guest. Tab Hunter G 9 HAPPY DAYS FONle con~ a teluc· tant MNey to attend lier perentl' poet\ annl...,aary party 0 ~~HOOAH Benaon and the M1jor teed an -"' foroe to r- 8111y. Md 8ur1'. Iller! d<M;. ble Is OMno Mary~ night• • P.M. MAGAZINE Fred Hl)\'llll thOWS us some ramoos movie COS· tumes: go <Jlemond hunt- 1~ In llrUf\MS m MOvtE • • • "The 0 I (1~7) Jack Webb, 0on Dubbins A tough dr1N lf\Sltuctor mutt prepare boot camp recru111 lor combat ""''""" t2week• • MCNA "The Malling ol A Natutal Hlllory FMm" The lowly atldtlebeck lllh Is the sul>- )ect of • lllm documenting the patlenc9 .,.d ltlQerlulty that QOM Into rnaklrog a wildlife film (R) Q G MYSTERY and asks the guy to dinner. They eat before then. She can be endearing, in one o! those rooftop restaurants, especially when she's upeet. then take off for a night of dancing "I'm not mad ... I'm not mad," aboard a paddle-wheel boat. Then she tells Josh after he picks up a t.'Omes the inevitable: floozy at Houlihan's. "I'm sad." ILoonM MlltOfl Berle and Martelle Hanley IO'rt Dick Clark fOf a IOOll " -tumy Ito~. goofs and brMk-UC--Intended tor publlc: vtow- i; d;1 TH..U'S COM'AHY Janet and Mr Furley become conWiced tnat Terri'• date It 1 convicted rnUl'derer O D UF£Llfif£ TO A DYING WOAl.D Ho.i Or Larry Poland IOO!l• at the worit of the MIMlon llVOCllloto Fellow· lhlp, an orpnlutlon that lliea food, medicine and trained per1onne1 to rernoce ., ... of the world e w•1t.•s•H As aoon II Ftank i. In t:llarge. Hawtcer-1klp1 cemp, runs • bloclcade 10 find Ttapper and wel· comea a now turgeon (Pill 1) • MY8TE.AY "Quiet A• A Nun" Jemlm• finds lhe mllllng ltUder11 at the end ol the ,_., tuMel. but the llgute Of the bled! nun catehtll up wttll them (Part JlQ ~NOVA "The Making of II Natural HlstOfY Fiim" The lowly lllcklebec* heh II the IUl>- )ee1 of a lllm documenting the petlence lllld lngef\ul1y that Q<*1 Into making a wlldtlfe tum (RI Q (%)MOYie * • • "Felllnl'1 Roma" (11172) Peter Gonza111, Britta Barnea An lmp<ea- lionlatlc loo6L at the Eternal City In bygone lltnM. 'A' 9:108 9 IT05 Ooratee'• temper flat .. ""*' Mr Hett' 1 plllyiul !Ol- ly tr.,. them In .... Oftloe cMlng a bl«ilCM (!)MOVIE • * • "The Fugitive l<IOO" (1IHIOI lt,larlon Btando, Anna M1gnan1 BaMd on a llOfY by Tenoeeeoa Wll- 11arn1 A wan<*'lng guitar p1eyer klndlol p...oon In two very dlller1111t 1lfOIT\9fl. • M'A•S•H At IOOr\ u Fr""k la In t:lletge, Hewlleye 91<19• camp. Nl'lS • ~.o. to find Trapper and wel· ~ a now turgeon (Pan 2) m COU£GE BA.8KET8AU Cellfomla Stll9"" Loyola Marymorol ~ (a>MOVIE IDBI TDPPIBS KNXT (2) 3:00 -Walt Disney's "The World's Greatest Athlete." Two American coaches (Tim Omway, John Amos) trick an African jungle boy (Jan-Michael Vincent) into becoming their one-man college track team. (Part 1) KABC (7) 9:30 -"9 to 5." Doralee's temper flares when Mr. Hart's playful folly traps them in his office during a blackout. KNBC (4) 10:00 -"St. Elsewhere." Dr. Morrison is chided by his fellow doctors for making a house call and Dr. Fiscus pulls his gun on a stunned patient. SATURDAY NIOHT HOit· Karen Black OUMt· John Prine G 1H SEAACH OF ... "lmmor1al Sllarlla" G) THE JEFnASOHS George'• ap1>81fance on • loc.i talk ..,__ It jeopafd· IZlld wtien the hoet lewn1 lie'• aponaoring a Cubatl rel\igee I HAMY-0 Bl ISIHESI AEPOAT P98 LATEHIOHT Host· Dennie WhOtey. (J) BEST OF 8llAAAf John Byner llhowl yoo tlllno• 1tranger than t1u111. latger tllan Nie. and 1.1n1er than anything you·w --· 11:IO 8 (I) 01MCY Or Al11n'e niece II eus. peeled ol manaleughter loAowlng • l•tal car 8()()- dent _JAi G CllTONOHT Hoit Johnny Caraon Gueau. c.n Reiner, diver Gr9Q!.ouganlt. 89 MCNEWS NIGKTUNE I YOU ASKED FOR IT MOVIE * • 'h "The Midnight Man (11174) Burl lanc11ter, Suaan C'*1I A college ieCU'lty gl*d ,...,,.leuly ..... ,,,. 11\adOwy ldller wl\O mutder911 a C:ampua co-eel • A,.,-OF 8BHO HOMAH "In Sewctl Of H~" $.=-ue * •,; "Blue Monoy" ( 11173) Al•ln Patrick, B1rbara Caron An extramarital lndlacretlon pteclp1111es an edull lllm p<Oduoer' • fal.'R' 12;30 Q 8 LAT1! NIGHT WfTH DAW> LETTERMAN Gueata fllm hlltorlan He<b Graff. comedian Matk SctliH D TOM COTTLE: UP Cl.OU (!)MOVIE "Robin Hood Of Mon- terey" I 11151) Gilbert Roland, CNll-Plrl Martin • LOVE. AMERICAN 8lY\..f "Love And The Roorn- matl" Roger tlkee Biiiie Jo, but lallt In I0\19 wt111 her roommate. Jiii 12".AO II (I) MCMILI..AN & W1R An underworid figure plOI• to IT\\lfder • witness before he IN1lfiel (RI 1:008 MOVIE • * * "TIMS Gun F0t Hite (19'42) veronioe Lake. Allf\ Ladd A Nted klller ..... , ,._.alter he is OOuble- crOIMd 8 MOVIE • •'h "Ja,,elt" (1973) Glenn Fotd. Anthony Ou1yte A Ire.lance "'- tlgatC>f Mii out to loaate • aerlel of ancient blblk:lll acrollt. ., MOW • • * "Lisbon" ( 1116e) Ray Miiiand, Cleudt Raine A ..ip·, caplaln i. hit.ct to r-• woman'• hua-band from Communlll c;apfOfl 9 EHT!RTAINMEHT TONIGHT ' An Interview with Kenny taf"~ Ben Oa:aar1 Three New YOftc detec11VM beCOrne Involved In numeroua romantic llalM>nl while tracking their t:llen11· 9ffant wtw. 'PO' 2'.ab (!) MCHALl!'8 NAVY • MOVIE • * "Blondie Tak91 A Vec:aUon" ( 111311) P1111ny $Ingleton, A'1hur Lake. Tll9 Buma1ead1 try to uve an Old reaorl hotel from bankruplcy. 8 NEW8 (Dl MOVIE * • • ··0ott't Cry, 11'1 Onty Thunder" ( 11182) Dennie Chflllopl\er, Suaan Saini J.,.,_ A 19male Army doctor and • troublo- prone medic help two nuns care '°' a gtoup of Viet· -orpllent 'PG' (Z)MOVIE *..... ·'Time Ban.dlt•" (11181) Craig W•rnock. Oevld W.,,..,, A young bOy la taken on • trip through tlma by a band ot diminutive would-be out- laws wno haw 1t01en • time-warp map from the Supreme Being 'PG' 2:35 " MOV1I! **'h "~tlOfl In Rome" I 11165) HUO"' O'B<l- an, Cyd Chari ... A -ch for Illa ex~llnencf 1 l'IUS- band teed• a man through the ltallen undenrrofld 3:001 NEWS SEA HUNT S:15 MOVIE * * • •,; "WhoM Lile 11 It Anyw1y1" ( 1118 t) Rlellatd OreylulS, John Cusa- wtea Paralyzed 1rwn the neck dowo In an automo- bile acci0an1, 1 M)Uiptor remlf\leoee about hie lite belote and eloquently atQUm !Of his right to die 'R' ~fE.:::20 • •••.t "Gimme Shelter" ( 1910) Rolling st-.... fer90fl Alrp4Me. Thtl docu- menlaty of the RolHno StonN' 1"9 Amerle:an tour lncludel -ol the rioting and murder al an Altamont Speedwey free concert IU60MOYIE * * *'h "Berty Lyndon" (1975) Ryln O'Nell. Mer1- N Ber.-A hand9ome aoldler llnda IC1IOll and r-1n the 1et11-cen- t1MY Brltilll lll'!'Y 'PG' 4:00 CJ) TOP CY THE MORHINO • MOVIE • • "Blondie Bmo• Up Baby" ( 1940) P9MY Sin- gleton, Ar1huf lalce Baby Dumpling play• hooky, reeuhlno In Degwood'• .,,..., for kldnepping Rock Hudaon Two broth- .,, ftnd them..._ on oppoalte aldet of the law at the dote ol the CMI Wll ct) ••• •,; ••0e9d End" (11137) SyMa Sldrley, J09I McCfN (ij) • * •,; "Ool llnd The Kangaroo" C 11178) ANmat- ed Oirec:led by Yormm Gron A young girl becomel lost In the Aus- 1 re llan bu1~ and 11 befrlendod by a k angatoo wllo g1vu her • Hh In Ill pouch 9 * * • ..... "WhoM Ute 11 It Anywr(?" (111811 Rich-. ard OreylulS, John C-.. vetee Paretyzed from the r1eQk down In .,., automo- bile 9QCl6ent. • eculpior rem1rnacem abou1 11,. ~le before and eloquently atgoes tor Ills light to die. 'R' 1:00 cm~ •Yo "The S.Cret Agent" l t9Je) John G'*- gud. Madelelne Carrofl.' Two aples p.W otl 11 man and wile In ore!« to trlCk down an 9"8mY mgent CS)*** "Air.,._. .. 119801 Rober1 Hays. Julie ~ Alter 111 alrilner's er.. lall• to food poieon- lng. • ner\'OUI former - p11o1 It prelMd Into -- vloe 81\d """' contend wtul. on-board 1tya1erl1, e aecrellve contrOI I~ and ~lllted memoriea 'PG' (Z) •••'It "P9nnlee Ftom Heaven" ( 1118 t) St-Martin. Bernadette Pet.,.. In the M~ dUt· Ing !he~ •• It-' musk; Nleamll> o.l•O)"I the 11"99 of thOee Wourtd him ~ of ..... urlbrl- dled ~ and "" beli.I 1'111 Ill• can be .. It II In _.. and movie ~lon benl 'R' 1:30 (1:) **Yo "love F« Rent" 9) UH Ellbacher. ene o ·rool• Two •town glrta who mow to lake ldvantage of the ~OUll Hie ol the big Qty find·~ loroed by ~ Into beoorn- ~ higl'l-pnoed _,. CH) * * "King Of The Mountaltl" ( 1118 t) Hltf't Hamln. ~ eouoma. Three )'OU"O l A ~ lorw Oevote their -glee 10 the IC>Of1 of dnlQ reclng ·pa· t:00 fD * * "Manhattan Mer-ry-Go-Round" ( 11131) PnM Regan. Leo Ca,,llto When a mol>eter takee oonttol o4 a rocordlng company, he Matty ~ • mele elnQ- ., to toee 1111 flanoee 1. I ' I . l I { ! I ' t I i :.s COMPAKY Jtldt reeoi-to be more ~wlthwomen ··~WIU> tD Wl<RP IN CINCINNATI Ad-1-• and list--. ttw..ien to dtop the S1• lion II tlteir "elevator- mualc" llf\'t reinstated. • (I) TIC TAC DOUGH MACNel /LEHRER ~ "Ovlet A• A Nun" .i.tnlma lind• the miaalng student at the encl or lhe tower • tunnel. but the figure Ol 1he black nun catehtll 119 with them (Part JI Q (H)MOVIE •••·~ P~ From ••••,; "Suaplclon" (t94t) Cary Grant. Joan Fontaine. Oltected by Allred Hllc:hcock A yoong woman 1u1pect1 her Cflermlng husb9ld of plan- ning • IT\Ufder 0.J»fUAAY ~ 10:00 G 8 ST. ELSEWHERE Dr MC>frlaon la Chided by his tellow dOC1ora for mall· Ing a "°'* i:.-. and Dr F1Klll pu111 him gun on a Cl)MOVIE * * • "Modem Romance" ( tH I) Albert Brooke, Kathryn HWTOld A lllm .ctltor triee reoeetodty 10 -bac:lt the ,_, of lhe _,,,_lo..-'R' • ·~ "Naked Inferno" (11180) l<aren Gambier The thrMI of ltnmlroent nuclMt llOlocaull becOmee lhe exc:uae fOf a no-hOlde- barred Otgy (Z)MOVIE *. . .... "Monty Python And The Holy Grall" (11174) Gtahem Chapman, John C1-King Ar1hur and hie band ol knight• eni:ounter giant•. riddlerl and • leroelou• ral>t>rt In their -c:h '°' the legend-~cup 'PG' 4:2t (B)MOVIE • * *'~ "Penniel From Heaven" ( tH 1) Stove Mlrlln. Semadelle .......... In !he ~ durtng the OepfeellOfo, a If-' mualC salMmen doltro)"I the INw of t"-around Nm ~ of hie unbridled Mlfllhlleea 81\d hit belief that llfe can be .. It It In IOnOI and movie mu9lc:al produCllOn numberl 'R' •.30 0 * • "My Plllllan" Telly Savelu.. MictlMI Conltlllt- tin.. A IUOC*llul bl*- ~ retuml 10 1'1111 G,..... homeland -'*• he flnO• t*neaff 911tangod lrom the wnpe tlfe 01 hie lamlly I 1 AEP<>fn' (I) P.M. MAGAZJNE @ IEHT£RTAINMEHT TOMIGHT An Interview with K1111r-y laoglnL 9 OAAHO£ COUNTY TODAY (C)MOYIE ···~ "Meetball1" 11111111 8111 Murray. Chris Makepeece A IMIY IUtn- mer "*"" ~ IMda hit mleflt Cher~ Into e l'IO-flolds-berred 1por1s corn~tltlon •gaJnat e group from another c:amo with a much better reput• tlon. 'PG' CH)YOT£AY!Afl .. 1W7 Homt Olelt Cewit gulde9 ,,.....,., bac:ti to 11121. the yeer Charin Lindbergh made the flrat trtinMtlantlc lligllt. liquor flowed In ~ ...... end both ltle -nr 81\d job oppor'lu· nltie9 ...... booming (ll)MOVIE • • • "The CompMttlOn' ( 1MO) Rldl«d DreyMm. 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Mater Dei High, considered the runaway choice for No. l, but proving human after being extended into two overtimes by Fountain Valley last week before eacaping, 55-54, is al Huntington Beach tonight. It's a non-league same with the opening tipoff 1eheduled for 7:30. Huntington Beach has rolled to a 9-2 record (Mater Del ia 10-2) behind what many feel la the type of game that can stop Mater Dei -a quick, up-tempo, guard-oriented fast break and press. Mater Del boasts an exceptional quintet, keyed by point guard Matt Beeuwsaert, a 6-6 ~ junior, who was the MVP at the Valencia and Orange tournaments. Beeuwsaert is joined by 6-5 junior Chris Jackson , 6 -7 ~ sophomore Tom Lewis (a transfer from C-epistrano Valley), 6-4 Mike Fielder and Gahr High -waiAS'4~~ike...Mitchell (6-~)-- Beeuwsaert is obvioualy Mater Dei's top strength, but the Monarch s of Coach Gar•y McKnight are very high on Lewis, who has shown the moves and talent of a seasoned senior. Opposing Lewis and also a sophomore is Jamel Gamer (6-7), who averaged 16.5 points a game in helping lead Coach Roy Miller's quintet to a 9-2 record. "If anyone had told me we would be 9-2 at this point back on Nov. 10," says Miller. "I'd have taken it." Delly P11o4 P'Mtee lly Clwtee lt.wr Helping Garner up front will be 6-6 Mike Mills, but, at leaat in tentlS of statistical height, that's the ex t ent of the Oilers' _Coby Naess ( 42) loses a rebounding· battle (left); Sean Jordan pressures Steve Colburn ( 31), . A dozen problems for Laguna Beach By ROGER CARLSON Of tM Deltr Ptlot li.tf The law of averages is very clear on this point -give your opponent a 12-point lead and chances are you're going to lose. "We just don't shoot well," continued Falconer, who watched his team eventually connect on 20 of 50 (40 percent) from the floor. start of the third and fourth quarters. The Joa drops Laguna Beach to 0-1 in league play, but Falconer feels it's hardly time to start thinking about next year when virtually h1s entire squad returns. Laguna Beach High's young Artists learned that particular lesson Monday night as the South Coast League basketball campaign got under way with visiting Laguna Hills enjoying the early spurt on the way to a 64-53 victory. "That's the way it's been, they aren't really bad shots, and I feel we can shoot better than that. Turnovers (10) didn't hurt us. But you can't give up those 12-point leads with our personnel." The Hawks of Laguna Hills jumped to a 10-0 lead and the Artists weren't able to 9e0re until 2:08 remained in the first quarter. "We're hungry now," says the Laguna Beach coach. "It's not next year . . it's now." "We just can't hit a shot in the first quarter," admitted Laguna Beach Coach Craig Falconer, "and it's killing us." The Artists, now 3-8 on the season with two freshmen and three juniors in the starting lineup, could net just l-of-9 from the field in the first quarter, fell behind by an 18-4 count early in the second period and were never able to threaten. The lead swelled to 25-10 in the second quarter, expanded to 55-37 midway through the fourth period and dwindled to 57-50 with 1:25 left before the ~entual 11-point margin. Nick Tepper, a 6-1 junior, led Laguna Beach scoring with 13 points, while Scott Fortune, a 6-4 junior, added 10 counters, eight coming In the first half. Laguna Hills, meanwhile, got double- digit scoring from three starts -14 each by Robert Carter and Todd Litfin and 11 from Todd Williams, a burly football type who excelled as a receiver for Laguna Hills during the fall But ~cally it was a 12-point game throughout as Coach John Moore's club held the upper hand by those dozen counters on eight occasions. including the LalitUf\8 Hills, now 8-5 overall, used a balanced attack and full court pressure. Vikings deserved it --Landry Minnesota wins, 31-27; A voids another meeting with Dallas MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -The Minnesota Vikings came up with more big playi; than did Dallas, and thus avoided another meeting with the Cowboys next week in the opening round of the National Football League playoffs. Dallas Coach Tom Landry said the Cowboys, who with the 31 -27 loss finished second in the National Conference and play host to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the playoffs Sunday, had nothing to gain by winning. "You have to give the Vikings a lot of credit, they fought to stay here and they de.erved it," Landry said after Minnesota'• nationally televised Monday night victory. "We just wanted to play hard. We really had no incentive except the prestige f winn1na •• 0 The \1ildnp earned the home-field advantage against Atlanta in the first round of the playoffs Sunday. In a game that featured big plays, the biggest wu a 99-yard acorin8 duh by Dallal' Tony Donett, the longest ln NFL history. It came jus( after Minne9ota oomerback John 'l\tmer ran beck an intercepted pus 33 yards fM a touchdown to live the Vlklnp a 24-13 lead. On the ensut.na klckofl, 1'mm.y Newaome fumbled the ball out of bounda on the Cowboy one. On the next play, Donett went off right tackle tor hJa history-making run. "There wun'\ a thl~hona about the defenaive play," Minne.ota Bud Grant aaid of Donett'• run. Whkh broke the ~ of 97 yarda eet by Andy Uram of the Chbao c.ardlnall ln 1939 and ~!t Bob Gaa-of Pl\~ ln UM9 ... He •w 1 and axplojted It. l wu in awe of the play my.elf." 0 1 jult MW a Jot of l"'Je111 11 Mid Donetti Who flnWMCI the prne With 1031 'latdl and wound up ..axid co J'reieman Mc.Nell o the New Y <ll'k Jett for the Nn.: ruahfria tit.le. "l'U hokl on to thJ. one a '°"' t1me:• • .. Nothlnc bap~ned.'' note taC'kl• Charlle JQhi)IOn iidd Of the idfecl Of om.ti•• touchdown. NFL playoff schedule AFC Saturday'• Oamn Cleveland (4-5) et Raid~& (8-1) New England (5-4) at Miami (7-2) 8und•J'• Qamee New York Jeta (8-3) at Cincinnati (7-2) Sen Diego (6-3) et Pittsburgh (6-3) (Channel 4 at 9:30 a.m.) NFC 8aturday'e Qam" Detroit (4-5) at Wuhlngton (8-1) St. Louis (5.-.) at Green Bay (5-3-1) Sunday'• QamH Tampa Bay (5 ... ) at OaJIU (8-3) Atlanta (5-4) at Minnesota (5-4) ''There wu no emotion change. A lot of teama would have folded after that. but not ua. That'• what made the dltference.'' Later, Ron Sprtnp' two-yard duh a•ve DaUaa a 27-24 lead, but the Vikinp came riaht beck and drove 80 yarda. The VUc.lnp went to n.anninl bllck Ted Brown for one of the big playa of the aeries. Brown, who IOOred twke and ruabed for 100 yardl and cauaht pa-. for 60 men, cauaht • 29-yarder tn the drive ""to 1et lnto Cowboy territory. A little laler, • quarterblck Tommy Kramer, who completed 18 of 34 .... for 242 yt.rdl and \WO toUchdoWN, hit Rick9y Youna with a 14-yard touchdown PMI· Youna c:auaht the ball aa he llld to \be IP'OUnd. repined hit !tet and ran tt th• ~ l(J.yana Y ouna Mid tiia Wit thoucht w11 to twta onto the ba11 and not ,.i up. ~But I Meld Teddy (8= yeWna at me to pt up.'' h• uJd. "I ttnally fl out I Md time c.o pt up and .. , ln.'' up front and a zone defense to keep the Artists off balance. "We didn't punish them for pressing," said Falconer. "We aren't attacking the press." The Artlsts were screened out for the most part on their offensive boards - which made it even tougher with those 30 missed attempts -and Falconer says that has been a problem the entire tournament sea.son. Adding six points apiece to the Laguna Beach attack were Coby Naess, Canadian exchange student Dan Dewar and 6-1 senior Jim McGraw In a reserve role. "McGraw makes us a better team," continued the Laguna Beach coach, who has found himself using several different lineups in an attempt to find the best solution. rebounding strength. "Mater Del has five rebounders, we have two," says Miller. "Inside we're pretty even, but when the forwards go up against ours, it's going to be a battle." The balance of the Oilers' attack includes 6 -1 Danny Thompson, 5-11 Lou Harrigan and 6-0 playmaker Billy Thompson. It's Billy Thompson and Harrigan who may shoulder the biggest burden -because if they can't disrupt Mater .Dei's game there appears to be little hope for an upset. "The pres,, will hurt them if we can get to them early," says Miller. "And , we have to maintain the pressure the entire game. "We're going to have to get the boards in order to run the fast break and it's going to be tough when Mater Dei gets past midcourt. It's tough to guard a guy 20-22 feet outside, because that sure leaves tbinga open inside.'.- £1 Orenge Cout OAILV PILOT ITUMday. Jtnuary 4, 188' 'J ,. 1. E1taocla (8-3) -The F.aglea were opening ey~ without Mater Dei tranafer Gary Jaqer, anCl Wl\h the arrival of the 6-6 pivot it juat maJca Coach Lltfry Sunderman's squad a clear cut choice u the team to ~l. . Double figures aa FAtancia'a key -Jim Curtis (1~2). Doug Pinckney (12.7). Jon Johnston (10.9), G~vm Warlaumont (10.8) and Jaeger (14.~) make it pfltllY tough to gang up on anyone. 1. Corona del Mar (1·3) -Mike Hea & Co. m~de the Sea Kings the early-early choice, but C~ch Jack Ernon's concern with his front line appean w rate IOtne merit. although he'a known for hi.I pe11i.m1stJc ways. Dave VanSteenhu)'llt! (6·1 eenior) la avera.ld.na 15.0 per game, while 6-3 Grey Wynn (10.5) Ana Hea (10.0 ln six games after sitting out with a foot injury) are also In double flguree. The key for Coron.a del Mar Ls getting lnalde, It's going w be tough to conslet.ently alz:zle from outside. 3. Newport Harbor (l·t) -An exceptionally tough schedule clouds the Sailon' record with four ,, F lorida upsets No. 5 Alabama Forward Ronnie w 1111am1 ·m poured in 22 pointa 8Jld Nabe Palmer hit six free throws in the final minute Monday night aa Florida upeet fifth-. ranked and p~ously unbeaten Alabama 89-86 in the Southeastern Conference basketball opener for both teams . . . El&ewhere, junior forward Bobby Parks scored 24 pointa and aophomore Kelda Lee added 22 as No. 2-ranked Memphis State routed the University of Baltimore 103-57 ... Jim McMa1ter 1eored iJ polnts and Melvin Tarpln added 17 aa No. 3 Kentucky rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to trim Mi.ssiaippi 72-60 in another Southeast.em .. R e dskins' Moseley :.named NFL's MVP -Conference cont.t . . . Senior BUly Goodwill acored a career-high 28 points, including 17 in "From AP dlapa aclae. &he aecoAd half. to lift No. 7 St. John'• to a 79.62 _ z NEW YORK -Mark Moseley, [iJ decision over Seton Hall . . . No. 12 Tennessee >1the record-breaking place-kicker for 1eored an 87-76 dedaion over Gi!orgia behind 24 ;.the Washington Redskins, was named points from 5-11 junior Tyrone Beaman . . . 1Monday the Most Valuable Player in G~ Alvin Ro6ertson scored three baskets the National Football League by The Associated during a key two-minute stretch to help Press. 10th-ranked Arkansas to a 64-58 vict.ory over Moseley was nearly cut by the Redskins Nebraska . . . Long Beach State forward before the st.art of the 1982 season but wound up M!cllael Zeno pulled down 22 rebounds and shattering Garo Yepremian's record of 20 scored 20 polntt to lead the 49en to a 104-90 consecutive field aoals. He non-«>nference victory over Loyola Marymount. was a narrow winner over The victory overshadowed a 35-point . San Diego quarterback Dan perto~ by Loyola guard Greg Goorjlan, f Fouts, receiving 3'5 of the 84 who hit 5 of 9 three-point attempts. • votes cast by a nationwide panel of NFL sportswriters. Fouts, a 10-year pro and the pilot of Coach Don Coryell's pass-happy Chargers' offense, received 33 voters. Marcus Allen, the MOSELEY rookie running back of the Los Angeles Raiders. was a distant third with six votes. Others rece1Vlllg more than one vote were quarterbacks Joe The1S1'1'Wlll of Washington with three and Danny White of Dallas with two. Quote of the day New York Giants Coach Ray Perkins, who announced that he was leaving the team at the end of the season to take over for Alabama football coach Bear Bryant, for whom he played during the mid-1960s: "If I was scared or intimidated, I wouldn't take the ;ob. You'd have to be crazy to do that. I admire him, yes; intimidated by him, no." Rams to meet with Nagel 1 The Rams are scheduled to meet iithis week with Ray Nagel, athletic ,.direct.or at the University of Hawail, and are expected to offer him a job as ,chief admirustrator in an anticipated front office ~shakeup. a Rams aource said. . Nagel is expected to meet with Rams owner ,Georgia Frontiere, the source said. Frontiere has ~not yet made a decision regarding the future of C.oach Ray Malavasi Seaha wks' McCormack nam e d GM SEATTLE -Interim Seanle [iJ Seahawks head coach Mike .Mc-4. • Cormack was named president and general manager of the National Football League club Monday night. McCormack also removed himself as a candidate to become permanent head coach of the team, he said at a news conference at ·Seahawks headquarters. Rams' Redden 'awake a nd a lert' Rookie running back Barry •. Redden of the Rams wu reported ''awake and alert" and m satisfactory condition Monday after suffering an apparent concussion in Sunday's NFL game with the San Francbco 49ers. A nursing supervisor at Centinela Hospital In Inglewood said Redden was "doing just fine." . . . RookJe Cbrll Kontos acored two goals and Mike Rogers added three 89lilts as the New York Rangers skated to a 6-2 victory over Detroit ln the only Nation.al Hockey League game Monday night. Television, radio TV: College Basketball -Not.re Dame at Davidson. 7:30 p.m ., Channel 56. Taped; Loyola at Long· Beach State, 9:30 p.m ., Channel 56. Taped. RADIO: Basketball -Pepperdine at Cal State Fullerton. 7:30 p.m., KWRM (1370) and KlK (9.f.3 FM). Gibbs NFL coach of the year N'E.W YORK (AP) -Joe Gibbs, who guided ashington Redskins to the best record in the ·· nal Conference in 1982 and lnw the National League playoff.a for the tint time since 6, was named Coach of the Year today by The A:llKJci'i.ated Press. Gibbs was a runaway winner, garnering 49 of ater Dei, Oilers -2 in prep poll Nothlng has ~ at the top -Mater Dei h 's Monarchs continue to rule the roost as VII,.. .. ,., County'• No. 1 prep buketball team. t, there has been IOme shuffling of teams ' \he Dally Pilot'• praeuon rank:ingl. . HµntinC'On s.c.h hu moved into &he No. 2 .eUIAI up a duel tor lhe top with Mater™ t. h e Oilert were ranked No. ~. but have ... IPPf'~ pla* with 0tun View followina the a M ~ to UU. polnL ; Fountain Valley hN moved up on1 not.ch ao and Sevtte, which LI just rourid1nc ln\O shape with the late arrival of football 1tar Sieve The~ entry ln the Top 10 la r.tancl&, ch h., tnoved into the No. 7 elot after an reaive December. !, 0tu1e Coaaty Top lt • T~m :Mac.er Det 1Hun~n Beach I Jbuntafri :valley !Servfte !Ocun View lCaplstranc> valley :llllanda 'La Quinta i._-Otinda Sonora c the 84 votes cast by a nationwide panel of seorts writers *Qd broadcasters. Tom Flores, coach o( the Los Angele9 Raiden, was teeond with 14 votes, followed by Tom Landry of the Dallas C.Owboya with six. Others receiving more than one vote were Don Shula of MiamJ with five and Jim Hanifan of St. Louis and Leeman Bennett of Atlanta, two apiece. "Becoming a head coach and winnln& thl1 award Is truly a dream come true,'' Gibbs aaid. "I consider myself one of the luckiest men alive becawie I'm doln.q what I've always wanted to do." ln 1981, Gibm replaced Jack Pardee -who had been Coach of the Year ln 1979 but whoee star de.cended as the Redskins fell from 10-6 that year to 6-10 ln 1980. In hie flnt eeuon u Wahington'• coach, Gibbs suffered throuah JOlletl ln the team's first five gama before hll l)'lt.em be1an to take root. The Redakinl won elght of the lut 11 gamee ln 1981 to finiah at 8"8, rema.lnlna in playoff contention until the f1nal Sunday of the eeuon. "I think we leamed aomethiilg from every pme," Glbbl ..W. "We ake away IOmethlng from each of our experienca. even Jo.et. t learned a lot about mywlt when the teen l\al'ted off ao poorly. l IMmed a lot about my Coieh1ni staff, too. ... _ 4. lrvlae (l·I) -The Vaqueroe have a lot gotna for them ln term1 of quality experience and dopth. A l)(mible thom In the Vaqe' ll4e LI the lack of a knockout punch. • 7. El Toro (4-J) The Chargers' record la decefvina becau.e of the lam ol Jeff Arnold (8-9) and guard Sonny LewlJ. Bernard U-.ery (12.1) and Bobby Rhodet, a ~-e junior ( 10.6) arc tho only pt.yen 1COr1ng ln double figuree. lrvlne hu met Sea View League teuna four tlmea, 1pllttln1 with Unlveralty In one-point overtime verdict8, Lo.tna w Corona deJ Mar (44-42) and awppl.na Saddlebaclt. 57-48. 5. Cotta Meea (1·4) -The Muat.angs could be better than this -they've beaten Compton, Foothill and Marina, and on paper, figure to be the best bet to make the predl¢1ona very laughable. Ted StJtt (16.8) haa good range and 6-2 Dave Palmblade (11.7) makee It a 1-2 punch, along with Paul Edson (9 7) and Hark Cook (7 .9), among others , A.mold has milled l WO pmet and reinjured bJa back, ma1dna hlm tentative for Wt'dnetday, while Coach Tim 1t'ravert uye he'• hopeful of ~Uinl Lewie back Wedneeday aft« m.lalna five pmea with a broken wriet. Arnold hH averaged 13.• point.a and 10.8 rebound.I In five et.art.I. Jim Hammel, a 6-3 KJ\lor, i9 averaging 1 U polnte and 8.0 rebounds a game. 8. Saddleback (l-1) -The Roadrunnera have solid rebounding, but a 33 percent shooting performance from the field has kept them down. Lowa Stanford, a 6-2 senior, had 20 boards ln· one game, and Troy McAllister (6·5), Todd c.ge (6·3) and aophomore Mark Walton (6-t) provide a solid nucleus One tough conf ere nee Cerritos, Fullerton favored in South Coast By CURT SEEDEN O(tfte Deltt Not l a.ff They were picked to fln.lah high in the South Coast Conference basketball race Tong before the season ever began, and both Cerrlt.oe and Fullerton colleges have lived up to thole early expectations. The Falcons of Coach Jack Bogdanovich are cun:J?ntly ranked No. 1 in the eouthland community college poll thanks w a 15-2 record, while Coach Rofer See's Hornets, at 13-4, are ranked third. And th.ls conference abo boasts such perennial powerhouses as Cypress, Mt. San Antonio and C.Ompton. Here's a look at each or the eight teams in order or their predicted firuah: 1. Cerritos -Last year. the Falcons sported an uninspiring 14-15 record. Thia year, they have already won two tournament championships and finished second ln a couple of other tourneys behind the play of 6-4 guard Dan Otis (15.5 average), John P . Martin (10 polnta per game) and forward Neil AndenlOTl (8.7 polnts per outing). The Falcons bout quickness and now have plenty of momentum after their fine st.art. Z. Fallerton -The Hornets have loet only to MiraCosta, Santa Rosa and Canyons. They're sparked by sophomore Dan Wright, a 6-6 forward averaging . nearly 20 points per game. Fullerton, however, has lost Charlie Amaral, who for aome unexplained reason, quit the team during halftime of a game with Cypress. 3. Mt. San A.atonlo. -The Mounties are 9-5 and played some or their worst basketball in the early Miles Eaton Invitational at Orange C.oa.st.· They've improved play of sophomore Pete Williams (18.7 points per game). an all-conference perfonner last year. Williams also leads his team in rebounds with an average of 11 p« contest. Vince Walker. a 6-5 sophomore forward. is averaging 11.3 points and JOins freshman z.enon M (9. 7 pomt average) m the Mounues' front court: C. Cypre11 -Without returner Jeff Wulf (various injuries have forced the 6-8 atandout to red·shirt) the Ch.arsers have drawn mixed reviews. Coach Don Johnson's deliberate o~enae will revolve around cent.er Tim Fahey and for-Waros South Coast handicap How the D.U, Piiot pick• 'em Poe. Teem, r.COrd Comment 1. Cerritos (15-2) Surprise team to beat 2. Fullerton (13-4) Thanks to Dan Wright 3. Mt. SAC (9-5) Vastly Improved 4. Cypress (9-6) Unusually hot and cold 5. Golden Wat (8-8) Kreslch can help 6. Orange Coast (6-6) Needs a team leader 7. Santa Ana (8-8) Lack of depth here 8. Compton (5-8) New kids on block WednndeJ'• 8chedule Orange Coast at Fullerton: Golden Wea1 at Santa Ana: Compton at Mt. San Antonio; Cerritos at Cypress (all at 7:30). Ron Connon and Mike Bruce. 5. Golden West -John Kresich ia averaging 17 points per game for the Rustlers, and returner Sherwood Durham haa averaged 14.2 points per outing. The Rustlers need more scoring from poet man Sheldon Revis (9.3 average) if they plan to' have a say in the conference out.come. Still, the Rustlers are surprising a few opponents. I . Oruge Coaet -This Is a young team, but the presence of sophomore Leland Bruce (15.8 average) and sophomore guard Tim Krohnfeldt helfl6. The Pirates' success will depend on the ability of guys like freshman Brad Guess (12.1 average) and Leon Symanski to produce some muscle underneath the basket. 7. Santa Ana -Fnm-year coach Dana Pagett revolves his offense around returners 6-1 guard Greg West and 6-4 forward Joel Wuhington. And, returner Carl Aaron. a 6-6 forward, who averaged 10 points last year, also looks sharp. Fonner Ocean View High star Scott DeBrouwer, a 5-11 point guard, has fat in nicely. 1 . Compton -Three Tartara are acorlng in double figures: 5-10 point guard Luis Clark (14.9), Andre Pruitt (12.4) and Uyron Roberts (11.3). but that's about the extent of it. Basketball scores · c::r Long 8Ndl St 104, loyol• 90 Peppetdlne 102, Bethany. Oki• Warriors, Cougars win league openers 80 MIN Pecinc 11. Slll\P800. iow. Woodbridge High made Its debut in Capo VaUey It, Dua Wlla U 87 style in the South Coast League The Dolphins ahot a mere 11 Nort"'1<1ge S• 85• Blol• 52 basketball race with a victory over percent from the floor ln the first Mont.,,. 72. W..nlnglon 85 WUhlnQton St 100. tdeno st visiting San Clemente Monday night, quarter (2 of 16) and never did flodltee while Caplatrano Valley, behind the recov~r. u the Cougan opened play Mend• R•no 811. K•ntucky play of center Dan Mulder, breezed to on a succesaful note. WM!eyWI 70 ...._ Mulc:O St. eo. ~ 78 a declaion over visiting Dan.a Hilla. Mulder led hie team with 21 points AIA-<:anad• :!..NU.one ea Here·a what took place~ and hauled down 11 rebounds ln the MetnpNa St 103. SanlmOfe 57 proce. as Capistrano Valley improved Au111n Peey 82. sw Mi.our• 45 Woodbrtqe 57, Su Clemente 5l Its overall record to 11·2 on the LOul•l•n• hell $2 Tun The Warriors connected 00 24 of 27 Wealeylll 4e ~. Aor1d n At 1>am1 as free throw attempts 1n the second half veno!blft 91~LSu es to hand the Triton• the defeat at Capo Valley's Don Sedgwick Kent~y 12. ~ eo Woodbridge. chipped in 12 point•, while Walt Ouk• 90. Oecwoe Muoo 71 OeCasas added 10. The Cougars' Burt r-81. ~g1111 Senior forward David Wise, who Call red all f ._,_ aix in ... ln .... _ N. Carolina St 111, Felrt.lgh ed h ._... 1CO O 1W1 po .. wic Dk:tllnaon 16 1 is team with 22 points, connec'4:U second quart.er. sarnlOfd ee. o-g11111 83 on five key charity tosses in. the 0 h sou111 c.rot1n1 73. Richmond 12 fourth quart.er to help the Warriors n t e game. Capistrano Valley Wale• ForMt 10. s..,,. H improve their record to 7..fJ. connected on 43 percent of ltt ahots, Tenn •• e,111 t tan oog• e 1. while Dana HU.ls mAn .. ~ed to hit a\ a• Tenn.·M•rtln 88 T A th R d i h ·~-Aubvrn n , MIHlMIP91 St. ee eammate n ony a ocv c 30 J:rcent clip all night. ~'E~::.~. ~~~:tno 75 addedbl l~ and Mart Fo~!~ ~f the t.eve Rhorer wu the lone Dolphin ,..._ OflMn• ee. E11111av111e '11 dou e-gure mar w t ore '° hit ln double figura, finJah1na the ........ fouling out. evening with 14 points. ~.::.1~· •. 8::. ~. ,:"°'. 49 Wise. who managed to score just M b I Al\ton 70, Clewland 81 ee \WO polnt.t In each of his lut two ar ino in ow game ~.~~·1~,:.'.!: 81 11 games. helped the Warriora pull away lllln0iaf",iowaau1• after they maintained a 21 ·19 MOBILE,Ala.(AP)-Quarterback ~ta 82. Monten• at 41 halftime advaniaae. Dan Marino and atx of h1a Plttaburab 12c.ntr• MICNgen 91' AndenOfl The Warrlori and Capistrano *1'1UDAt.es hlah.Uaht a.he North~ Wlc:M• 11. 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II 201 111 •• WIMIPIQ 11 11 • 161 151 311 Ct'O•rr 1• 20 7 1113 113 35 V1n4'builel 13 11 I 139 145 34 Klt11• 1• 11 6 125 1•5 33 Norrl1 DIYltlon CNCIQO 26 8 I 177 M1nnt90ll 20 I I II 187 SI LOUii IA 23 • 146 0.lloll 0 21 II 1211 T0tonto 8 21 7 132 WAl.H CC>Nf'llllNCI Ptlrlcll Olvlelon Phllaelalpllll 23 12 5 1112 WHhlnQIOr> Ill 11 10 161 NY laleoo.ta Ill 111 1 1511 NV AIWIQl(I 20 111 3 1113 Pl111burgh 12 22 II 131 H-JelMV II 25 1 108 AcMma Olvl•lon &osflSn • "'2:1. 10 ·~ -110 MOOllMI 21 10 II 160 BuHelo Ill 13 7 IS I Ouet>ec 17 15 II 173 H111t0tO 10 24 5 129 Mondlr'• --· HV Rl l"QIU II Ollrolt 2 flftlthl'• 0.- MonltMI 11 Quebec venc:ou-el Pht1ecll4pn11 ButtalO 11 NV lallf\<lert Cnteago 11 SI louta Edmonton 11 C11Q1,., NHL econna lffdef• (fl'l•ouefl a....a.,, Jen. 2) 1211 511 1411 48 1112 32 HS 211 170 23 123 51 l<IO 46 131 •S 140 43 171 30 t74 23 ,,Cl 52-- 140 !>() 125 43 1117 40 1114 2S Gt1t1ky Edmon1on Se•llO C~ Q A "" 30 CIS 95 11•5 Armv HIAVIN&.'f VALUY -u .101.1nc11 released 1ta list of 312 players::> 10<14 Army bHI All 11ne ill -•llOll 19•3 Hou• oama TAHot 110 •OWL 12-1J2·•nc:t> b•M selected an a terntorial draft, 2«1q ,,.2 Ollao S••I• T111>1e enai• 1ne1 "'''"' 1ow -•1l"9 by each team 111• 1 Mlflnttoll H<>f'TH ITAlll S4 108-incn blM In luN - 1t<10 -M•nnewie Ol*••aon Among the maJOr names on th~ 1131 re ... A&M llU IHCLIN4! 42 86·1ncm b ... In IUll I . "-,, N 1 ,1311 : re .. ., cr>r1t1111n 001<•11on "terr1tona negouauon wsla ar ..... 11131 P111a1>u<gn aouAw VALLI\' r;o 1oa.1nc11 b• Stanf ord quarterhack John' 19311 M1nnH ot• OO"<fol• •n t1 (•t '""~· u .1 WllGOnt'" 1•. K1n11• Sllll 3 Holldar Bowl '''"''· o.c. ,, (el len Otego) omo 6111• H . evu n Cellfotnlt Bowl 8eturdey. o.o. 11 C•I,_) Fra1no St 211, Bowling GrMf\ 28 T•119•rln• Bowl ..... ,c1e,. Dao. ,. (ti Oftendo. fie.) Auou"' 33 Botton Colllgl 211 aun•wt lalwder, ~ :ti (etfl l'_T ..... ) Nor111 C11ol1n1 211 Tu•• 10 Alohe llowl 1.1 .... c1er. o.e. 21 (el Honolulu) w .. n•'19ton 2 1 Mlll)lanlm• 21. llllnOlt 15 O•tOf Bowl Tlll.lnd1y, O.C Ill (al J.cll_,v•te. Fie.) FlorlO• St 3 t w .. 1 Vl•glnta 12 Hall of Fame Bowl FrtdaJ, Dec. > 1 (et 9l'"'ffttllam, AIL I Ail F or<:a 36. Vtn<le<bltl 211 Peec:h 8owl ,rldey, Dae> ,, l•I AllMll•) IOwl 211. Tennu-22 h•o cn11•1 '" -•11on Invaders). running backs Cu Women'• aoccer OCEAN YIRW ToutlMAllCHT Conaol1lloft CMlftplonahip 1roy s. Octan V-2 40oaan Vt.w 1eor1n9 0.r. SllOOI<). c~ Mite Co1ta 3. El Mocl«\1 1 Tillfd ,,_ L• Oulnte •. Kennedy 3 NOTE Oc:11n View'• Oaoo11 Ot1 wu Mlaeted 10 tlll Al~·tOU,,,_t !Mm ... tor Indoor ~ LM91M WHnlllN DM810H Pf\oenllt Wldllll W L Pct.Oii 10 0 1125 ::...~ty SI lOU19 GOl<ler\ Bey LN.IA 7 6 S3ll II II 500 II II 400 s 0 .357 • 10 21111 3 15 1117 U8TEM OMllOM CleYalet>d 12 3 IOO 1'> 2 91\ • s • 8t1Umor1 11 3 71111 ·~ CNcaQo I 1 S 61111 I'' Hew York 8 6 S71 ,,_. Buff lllo 7 6 S3ll • Mempl\I• 7 8 4e7 5 P1t11burgn 4 9 308 7 Tonlglll'10- Nog1,....._uled T=•O-Nog-leO Warner of national champip n Penn St.ate and Kelvm Bryant of North Carolina (both by the Philadelphia Stars) wide receiver Anthony Carter from Michigan (by the Michigan P anthers) and N ebr a ska ce nt er Da ve Rimington. two-lime winner the Outland Troph y (by th• Boston Breakers). # The second choice in the round-by-round draft belonged to Arizona -but in a mov reminiscent of his days as a coach rn the Nauonal Footbell League, George Allen of the Chicago Blitz swung a trad e to get the Wranglers' No. 2 selection. He traded Chicago's No. l pkk -sixth overall -and the rights to Ohio State running back Calvin Murray and quarterback Tony Eason to the Wranglers for Arizona's No. 1 pack and th e 1 rights to veteran place-kicker frank Corral, then the Blitz t>1cked Ohio State running back Tim Spencer flftST ROUND HLECTION9 1 LA EKprau -Dan Merino. qb, P111aburgll 2 Chicago Blitz -Tim Spencer. rb, Ohio SI 3 Birmingham SleHIOll• -Aeoott Colller. qb, Soulllern MllSl19lppl !ICM™ llACI. 3!>0 v1tOI Le<nllll Aockttl (Hart) 3 60 2 40 2 40 J1ml1111 1Ton1111 2 60 2 80 O<ac:lplinetlan (A0111t 3 00 !'RT ,~ ~-11 ... r. ... ,..... O...eo WOOUUAIOOf -Mor14ancl 7 WIN 12 AldO•CICh IS. Borauk 2. fO<lnQef 10. Cryet 2 TotM 111 2S-33 57 S-• i.,r Ouertara ·~-·ei.m..i.---+-'o-t2 l9-M WoodllrlCIQe 12 I II 20-57 Tot .. fault San ci.rr-.. 22 Wooelbf1d0t tJ FouleO o ut Weclle nlle lm 1S1n C~•I. l'CW'MQlt IWoodbt1dQl9l M Staatny, Ou4tbec BoNy HV 1~1noer1 p s1 .. 1ny. Quebec Me11fef Edmonton P-ton. Botton C111111. Pllllldl4Pnl• Aogeu. HY A4111Q1'1 McOonelO, C11Q1ry Kurr•. Eomonlon Nlleaon, Cal{jary F•1nc11, H1rllor<I 17 AO 03 21 3• '1 21 3• ae 25 32 57 211 27 53 25 27 52 14 311 52 20 31 61 3S IS 50 22 211 50 111 3• 50 15 36 50 Bluebonnet llowl ,riday. Dao. " (•t "°41••-\ f-·-----.:..A::..:rk::;lnMI 211, AOllOI 2• 4 wa1111ng1on F4'def•I• -Craig :IMnM. rb SMU S New Jt rMy o.nara11 -Gary Andw90n. fb, ArkentH 8 Ar11ona Wranglara -Ertc OICkar90n. rb, SMtr--Oenoer, A~ l.00 Stlbu Time 17 ?I 12 IXACTA 13-51 pllO I 10 00 NWTW lllACf:. 1170 )at01 Booen1enr>111 8w (T onkll 5 20 3 20 2 40 Wenyno !Bat<ll 4 40 2 <IO Huh"'41a Haws (ClldOH I 3 00 Cepo V.iley n, 0-Hiiie U OAJtA HILU -Ohgmuelter 2. S.Undel>e<I I Kolfttt I BdllorO 0 COOOlt 0 Von Enger 2 -. 0 TOllll 17 9·•9 43 CAPl8"'AH0 VALLEY -AnOetton II !Au!Oet 21 B Call 5 N Cell 2 SedgwlC* 12, OeCtHI 10. Aguiler 2 0111 3 All 0 PencllelOfl 0 Tollls 23 1&-2• 82 Vltllngt ,,, Cowboyt 'r1 ._ . .,~ Allendanc;e !>611-4 Oellal Minnaac>te 3 7 3 14-27 0 •0 1 lf-31 DAL FG Sept-•2 kof'lbyO-W.. 0 Al Tllurnien 110 PIH tnt1rc•pllon Olt>I Hiiia S 12 10 lll-•3 IS.01-kid<) Capblreno Vallay 13 18 Ill 15-112 MIH-FG o.r-211 To111 •01.111 Dan• Hiii• 111 C1p111•1no ve .. y IA MIH-8r-o I run CO.,._ k>c;ll l MIH -8rown 13 peu from Kremer (°"""*" k IOI<) fflOW SCHOOL STMNOINOI South Cout L-.gue LMQW OAL-F'G S.Otran 22 -Tumwrn.,,•a"'ii......,h~il .. 6•"'C ... W'"P9tU.,o,,.--. - tOen-klel<I Vlctorien Open (ll~.A1o111t1 ... ) ...... ,,,ng ... ,IMI W L Capistrano Vlllay I 0 0-111 W L ti 2 II 6 1 II DAL-ClotM11119 run (B.pllarl klcl<I OAL-Sprtngt 2 nm (B.pllen klCltl MIN -Voung 14 peu lrom Kr•m•r Pel CHI! (l\uttralll ) Clef Rod Ft1wley (Aua1rlll11. ~. 7-6 (Caeh wine l lS.000 J w-·• 81no ... FINI lagune HMI• I 0 Woodbrl<J9e 1 0 (Oerl-klClll A 60,007 lndtvldwil 8tetletlca Ellut>eth Mlnl9' (Auatrlll•I oaf Amanoe Tobin fl\ua1111111. 1--6. &-2 &-2 Women'• 104'm•nMnt MINion VlalO 0 0 L*ilun1 8eech 0 I O""e H~lt 0 1 Sen C,..,.,.,,te 0 1 ........, .• ac- L eguna Hiiia IA. LIQUl\I 8Mcfl 53 Woodbrid91 S7 San ci...-11 52 Capl1lrano Vallay 112. 0.,1 HI"• 43 • II 3 II 6 7 II 5 AUSHING-Olllu . OotMlt 1&-1:>3. Wlllta 3 -27, Springe 11·13. Ne•nom1 t-• Mlnr>H Oll. Brown 21· 100. K••m•• 2· ICI, Colemen 1 15. Glllt>r11tn 3-15. Hilton 2-11. Young 1·6 PASSIHG-011111, While 14·32-1·111 MtnnMOla. Kr-111·3"-2·242. (_. WMtllfttton o.c.1 Flrtt llloufMI •lftolat Svlvla Henlkl (Germar>yl Clef Andrei T..-.rl (HUllQWYI. 7--6. 4·11, 7.s . JO Ovrle (8rl1tant oaf YVOMe Vermuk (So<lth Arric.t 11-3. &-2 AM K1yomur • (U S I oaf l uc:I• Romanov (Aoman111 &-3 8-3 Heltn Sukove (Czecllotlovaktel 0.1 Su811'1 ~"' (U S ). &-1. 7-6, Miii)' Lou Piatak (Us. oaf Sabine Simmond• C 11 aly I. 6-2 &-3 w......,...o..... Woodbrldot at capie rrano v ellay Laguna e..cll •I Otnl Hiiia Mltalon lflelO II Lagune Hfllt OthefllCOtet c--.. ... Sonor. 7 7 8olel Gt""°' 5, SIMte ee. v111ene1a 55 AECEIVIHG-Oeltu. Coal>ll 3-59 T Hiii 3-AI. "-eon 3..A2 ~ 2· 111. SIHtnQI 1·12 B John1on 1.11 Oo•Hll 1 ·~ MlnnHOll. Brown •·SO LeCounl •·48. voung 2·31 JotO.r> 1·21 Mc:Cullom 2·21 L•wlt 1·20. Nelson 1· 12 St nHr 1· 10. GllllrMlll 2-t MISSED FIELD GOALS-See>I-47 P\&IC HOTIC{ f'tBJC NOTICE Pl&JC NOTICE I(~ K-GS191 FlCTrTIOUI au• ..... ACTmOUI •u•..... •TATUlllEMT Oil UANOOMlllENT NAME ITATllllCNT NAME •TATUlllNT Oil UM Oil ACTTTIOUS Tiie lollowlng peraon It doing Tlla IOllOwlr>g par.ona et• doing au ..... N.U. t>u•,_. u t>lltl,_. H Tile lollow1ng paraona llav UNIT ED CRETO COMPANY. (1) PAI.OMAR TECH CENTRE abendonlld tile llM of Iha llctltlou$ 124 Tutllr> Aunua , S111ta 7 . PARTNERSHIP, (21 PALOMAR Du"'-n-ZEN II #17. 3333 "'-pot1 BMcll, CllllOf'nll ll2ee3 TECH CENTRE. 3151 A11w1y Brlllol, Coale Mall. C elllornla Randel B Oertlan, 2933 Per1a AV9f'l11a. Bldg G-3. Colla MaH. 112528 Street. lllewPOrt 8Nch, Ca Aloml1 c.HIOf'N• 12828 Th• ICcllllou• bualn•H n•m• 12ee0 Pa Io m • r T •ch C • n r r • r alarred lo a tav• ••• lll•d tn Thia bull,_. ra conducted by.,, P1rtr>ar•ll1p, • Calllornl• 11m11ao Col.Inly on Octotfer 16, lllaO lndMClull pertner•hlp, 315 I Alrwey Avanu•. JarnM Nathan e.oG•. 118 Sou1h Ronald B Oartean BldQ 0 -3. Coate M .... C1lltornl1 Coael Plue Mell. eo.11 M .... CA Tn1a 1111-1 w11 llllld wllh lhe 12826 112112& County Cler1t oc Orange Covr>ty on lnteremerlean Oev11lopman1 A I • u II o B • g II•, 2 8 4 7 1 Deeeml>lr 20, 11182. Company. 1 Ce lllornla limited Sfeckenrldg• Drive. Legune NIQ...i. F'20IOl7 p1rtnat11llp. 3 151 Airway Av1r>ua, CA 11211n Pubfltlled Orer>ga CoHI Dally Bulldlng G·3. Colla Ma... Tiiie l>lltlMM WN condue1ad by PllOI. 0ac 21, 28. 1982, Jen 4, 11, Cellfornla 1121128 Atwko Bagge 1183 5511&·82 Trem~ Llmttad. • Ca11forr>l1 At111ko BagQ• corpo<atlOn, 3151 Alrwey Avenue Thi• ei.1_,1 wu l1i.cl willl Illa Bullalng O . 3 . Coeu Mau. Covnty Clark ol Orange Covnly on Cllttomla I0071 Dec 28, 11111.2. TNI bu8lnlM II conduelad by • '1'7W Publlaned Orl119' CO.HI Oal!J Piiot. Jen 4. 11. 18. 26. 11183 123 =§3 limlted ~netShlp T rambley Llmllael E Auetell Wardln. Jr r,. 11~:· ..... 111ec1 w11,, ,,..1 ____ P\llll __ c_NO_n_c_c __ _ COunty Cl«1t of Orange COOlltlty on I(~ December 10 11112 fflCTmOUS llU .... H ,.... MAllll 9TA~NT Publlellld 011nge CoHI De lly Tiie lottowlng P9"-'• ara C1o1ng Piiot. 0.C 2 t. 21 1982 Jan 4, II bull,_ M. 11183 THE CLOISTERS. 1800 6804-ta P1ecanU1 Avenua. 11A. Full•f10f\, ----.---.,.-lllftT--IC-E---·1Ceto1or• t283 t ~ 19111 F'ULL!ATON PROPERTIES. IC.am 25&5 ! ChepmM\ Awnue. • 300. HChhOU8 IUtMH f'urtanon. Celllotlllt 92631 MM19 flA.,....MT Thie but!MM It OOftdUcled by a Thi tolowlrlg ~ .,. doing llmlted per1ntftl\lp ~ M: '""""Oii ltropett* TltOMAI MALL VILL.M LTD, CeMn 0 Johneon 17"2 C:O.an A--. lrvlne. CA Thie Matement .... filed With !he m "· COunty Cleftt of OrMOt COllnty Oii atirtrly HUit ~tally. L1d., Oecembtt 1, IH2. ,._.. General ,utner, 119112 CO•lh p II ...... 0 C t 0 ·•1 "8.lC NOTICE NOTICa ~ ""8LJC ~ The lntlne Ulllllild 9c:hool Ola411ot In compll-With regul•Uon• of lh• Elementary end lacondar)' Edooellon Acl. TIU• VII BlllnQu•> Education. wlll hold I 011bllo mNtlng on Jel'IUM'I I 1. 1993. 7 30 p m • et College Perlt School'• Mulllpurpo11 Room . 3700 CftepMral. lrv>ne. C•llfornlt The dlalrlet will pr-I 111 Olen• for aubmllllng raqu11t to lh• O tptrtmtnt of !duoatlon 1nttrt1ttd pertone m•.r.;.:::1n COC>Mt of IN citoc>OUI . no ~ 1, tea, at 294 t Allon A,,.,, CM!t,Ctllfomla 1rvWte UtlMtd lcMol OWlltot .. O. lo11 ttAS • INthe. CA t21 ti (714)~eirt.12 Publl•MO oranr co .. 1 O•llY No1, Jen. a. 4, tM .,, .... 2 A--.., lrvtn.. CA t2114 ub '"..... rtna• OH .,1y Ttllt ~ It COl!CJUC1ed t>y 9 Pllol. Dec It, 29, fH2. Jiii 4, It. KoGa1• ..,..... pw1Mntllp. 1"3 ... ".... JtC1lTIOUe ........ ~Hlll"'81ty, ...,.. • NAlmfTA,.._lff uo .. 1 Callfomlll •-1111 NOTIC( Th• tollowlno pert°" i. doing ll'llfttd ~ .. _ ou.in.. lit: Genttel Panntr of litOncl °' AM.ICATION UN, H T,»» ltlelol lt'9el, ""'°"* Mlil Vllaa, Ud TO MU. Cott• MeM, CA ~ 9y: etou1..-...y. Inc A.L.COHOUC ISVPAoat "t. II II 0 • • 11 t.. • • 4 1 , • Oe9lotTtla ~loll. ,...,. lnlokeMdge Or!Ye, L80llM NIGi*. o.n.111,.,,,.., To WMm "Mey eono.m: CA mn. ~Hlll~.l.tcl OftlOOftY 9 . HOWILL It TI!lt~•oonouat.sbVM ~ Non!l8n fl N91ftrOW w= IO 1111 0.ptrtmenl Of ~ .:;....J... ,.. ~ Vlot ""9llclem ~. eonirot '°' • "-aeooe 'ntll -·~ .. tlltd wM ttlt "41" Olt IAt.r-111111 t. WINI Tiiie .......... _, fllect wtlh lllt COunty ~., Orltlft Countr on (NIM lttl!ll "11oe) .._ to NII County Cltt1l ol Oflln08 County on O..· a .... •loefltllo hv8'afU el 1100 0... t., tMa ._ "***' Oocl4t ....... ~ t2tl1 ,_ """ ....... Of.,... C...t Ottly ltubllthM Ot•nee CoHt Dally ""~"~ o'"''I.. OOHI OtNy ..... .Ml\. 4, '11tlt, It, 11a Ptlol ~ .. ttU J .• ~ .. Not .ltn •, tf, I , It 1tP ,~ ·~ 111·u K.oltlO ~SIUIMU NAMI STA'Tu.MT The lollowlng l*'IOO* .,. dOlng bu.m..u BELDEN ELECTRONIC DIVISION. 222 M9111n, Apt 11, lfvlne, Celllomle 112964 Barden Corporation. • Oalewere corporation. 2000 S Ballvle Av1n11e, Oaneva, Ullno11 80134 Tl* Duel-II CondllCtlld by a f;OrJ)Of lllOfl Beldan COf'po<atlon Relph 8 Cohel> ANI. Secy. Tllte alaC-t WU Iii.cl With the Counly Cllt'I< of Orange Counly on Dec 28. 11182 F2IOll27 Publlelled Otenge COHI Delly Plk>I. Jin 4, 11, 18, 25. 11183 12.1-63 P\MIC NOTICE lt.OMJ P1cm1out IUSINUt N4MI ITATl ... NT Tiie fOllowlng Pit-'' ere dOltlQ ootm-T~AN TRUCKING ANO RENTALS, 718 81n Juen Lent , P~11e, Celllomlt 82t70 Areltll 0 ElllnglOn, 445 Britteny Lana. lrH, Ctlllorftl• 12821 Robert E "''""•n. 711 Ian Juen Lana. P>1c1n111, Celllotnll 02970 '"'" bualn.e le conduOled by • OtMf8l p911nen11tp, R08lftT I . ,ITIMAH ~ lttWntnl wee 1111c1 'iliitth the Ooumy Cltttl of °'~ County Oii No~%•,1H2 . 1201 .. 2 .. ubllll\941 Oren" COHI 011~ ,.llot, Dec. 21. 21. ftet. Jtlt •, H, 1113 • UM \ht D•llY Pll04 "Fas\ Rt•ult" HrVlt-t dfrtttory Your fff'VIC:t 11 our IP9(ially Call MU8TI .. ,. m .~ , ..... --.1 .......... JM 1 (_. T.,.,pe, Atl&.) Ar 11ona SI 32 Ol<le!lome '1 Cotton 9oWt letwdey,...., 1 (al OlllM) SMU 7 P1111burgn 3 ROM Bowl a.lwdey, '-. 1) (el PuedaMI UCLA 24 Mte"'Otn I• Or•no-llowl lltutOey. ,_ 1 , ........... "', H<IC!rulle 21. \..SU 20 OMp ... ftahlna Alllr8 &.ANDlffO (Newpcwt liMctl) -If M>Qlarl a b•N. 59 rOCll rtsn r tl>Mpne.cl 0.t.YIY-t LOCltUI (Mewpen 9-ft) - 27 angle<S 1 CO-COCI. IS meclle<el. 1 2'8 rocll eoc1. 2 Mnd bell, 2 t>k'9 parcn 3 111eep11MC1 DAMA WMAllll' -77 lrlgle<• 17 b-15 "'-"'ed 3 .ailptn. 11 1>1\11 parc;ll 7 rod< r~. 06 rocl< COCI 131 mad<etel RA&. RACH -17 ~· 1 (-000 150 rod< 000 Mondn'• traneacUona f:OOT9.AU. ~ P.oottlell L-ewe HEW YORK GIANTS -SIQMaget. 10 e '"""'"VU' conl•llCI ••l.,.lliOn HOCKEY Netlonll HGQ.1y Lffllolll MONTREAi. CANADIENS -Sent M11k Holden. goe.Oe. llld Jo"'1 Cllebot. Cl«llat. 10 Nove Sco111 or Ill• Amer1c1r> Hocttay lllQlll OUEBEC HOROIQUES -AtealleCI GHIOll Tlllfrllr>. 0-Mm•n. •nUiQI GEORGIA TECH -Nemad Gary Groallmond 1-.1 tennlt COICll TEMPLE -Ne....., Bruce At1.,,. ~ IOOlbell C01C11 NFL standings 7 Oaklenc! 1nvac1«1 -Billy Ray Smith. lb ,,., ......... 8 Pn11eoe1p1111 Sllrt -Irv Eatman. ell UCL.A II Dan..., GOlson wr. Grambltng 12 Temp• Bey 8an<lt1• -Jimbo C<Mlf1 01, Piii Rams want Garvey out From AP dispatches The Rams voted 50-0 Monday, with one abstention, to ask for the resignation of Ed Garvey, executive directDr of the National Foot ba 11 L eague Player's Association. "Fifty of us decided w e wanted lD ask for Mr. Garvey's resignation," offensive tackl,e J ackie Slater said in annou~ the vote. "We hope we won t have l o do a n ything else Otherwl.9e we'll see. about do it at the players' convention." NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE W L T Pct. PF PA W L T Pct. PF PA x-Washngtn 8 1 0 889 190 128 x-Raiders 8 1 O .889 260 200 x-Dallas 6 3 0 667 226 145 x-Miami 7 2 O .778 198 131 x-Green Bay5 3 l 611 226 169 x-Cincinnati 7 2 0 .778 232 177 x-Minnesota 5 4 0 .556 187 198 x-Pittsburgh 6 3 0 .667 204 146 x-Atlanta 5 4 0 .556 183 199 x-San Diego 6 3 0 .667 228 221 x-S t. Louis 5 4 0 .556 135 170 x-NY Jets 6 3 0 .667 245 166 x-Tmpa Bay 5 4 0 .556 158 178 x-New Eng. 5 4 O .556 143 157 x-Detroit 4 5 0 .444 181 176 x-Cleveland 4 5 0 .444 140 182 New Orleans4 ~ 0 .444 129 160 Buffalo 4 5 0 .444 150 154 NY Giants 4 5 0 .444 164 160 Seattle 4 6 0 .444 127 147 San Fran. 3 6 0 .333 209 206 Kansas City 3 6 0 .333 l76 184 Chicago 3 6 0 .333 141 174 Denver 2 7 O .222 148 226 Philadelph ia 3 6 0 .333 191 195 Houston 1 8 0 .111 136 245 Rama 2 7 0 222 200 ~50 Baltimore 0 8 l .056 113 236 x-Quallfled for playoffs Monday's Score Mmnesota 31, Dallas 27 AFC PLAYOFFS S•turd•r'• O•m•• Cleveland at LA Raider•. 1 p.m. New England at Miami, 1 p.m. 8und•Y'• Gem" New York Jeta at Cincinnati, 9·30 a .m. San Diego at Plttaburgh (Channel 4 et 9:30 a.m .) NFC PLA YOFF8 8eturd•Y'• O•m•• Detroit et Washington, 9 :30 a.m. St. Louis at GrHn Bay. 9 ·30 a.m. Sunct.y•e OamM Tampe B•y at Dell••· 1 p.m. Atlanta at Mlnneeota, 1 p.m. All tlmee PST. JOHNSON & SON presents .. NFL Pitka tf ........ * STAY Tllll Fii 111 IFL PUYlff Pllll * 0 " I _J I 1 I Otenge Cout DAIL y PILOT /Tueeclly, Jenuary 4, 1913 L=-~·~f' ;N~vbl'~~ = -==-~ ~~ttlllllOff ~TT ro'Df ~ '1 -~IZ1R..,. AlJM1Nf8TEft l!STAT& ADMINUTEl\25TATENO. ""'"Ui°~1~1 co•• NO • A•lltfff. °"""I ••" •IMI ,,,,.._ Wtdr1M O tmn. bmafJdarl.., To all Mira, belrwf~ YOU AM •Mr T utmllt A IOllowlnG cSMctlbed o..o of INl1 ~r•dllon and con\lna ent c redlton and contlni ent MIO Of tMflT, DAftD I/Sitt, Will llLL AT "'81.IC AUCTIOH creJltora of l..enore J!va cnidllOl'I uf John A OWma :aJ::,~oJ.~#.~ ',~ ~~H:H~)~~~~ ~~~.~g: Schaffer and pc.rlilHlo&. end pertoH whe ~ .._ MAY ••--OLO-At ,._ •-tui111\ Nlfl&O-~~&>.-lk l'My be oth•rwllll' lnt.eJWted OlhfrwlM lnt.ernt.fod In #the I ALI ••• YOU Nl l O AN CIVIL COOi HCTIOH atl411 In lhe will and/or state· wlll and/or fttat.e: IXf'UNA"°" CW THI MATUM IPtYIC>lt 11 IM lllM OI .-111 lewM ill,• "'t'-h .___ ftl-Qf..Dtl "90CUlmlCl AOA*lt money of Ille Ul\11'4 11a11M) aU r pea iOW,.. oeen .... A peunoo l\ii1"61iill'lliCJ vou YOU~ CCMITACY A r!Qhl. lltle 91\d '"* ... oon ..... to by 00..t.a Francu Hlllnt.t.n ln by Clare Derby Owena In uilrii Md now NICI by 11 ""*' Mid 0... t he Superior Court of the Superlor Court o f On J= 11. ltU, •I 10·00 ol Tnm In Iha pr099fty 11er.ina1ter Oraoge Cou nty requHtlnc Oran11e County requestlna ~ ~,· c11N V"Y t~o"ow~. • ~J::~. JOYCE T. OOANICI<. that Doria f'rlllKW Hlllmal\ that Clare Derby OWena be .:po~~7: .. 0::~:::! 0u",;d~~ .~1: HNll'tflAlllY· I TATI MUTUAL be ~ppolnt&d •• pereonal appointed u peraonal pur11anttoDMdofTNalr-ded I A VI NG I ANO LO AH ntpfflentatJYO \() admlniltrr Npn!Mnt.atlvto to admlnater May 1S, 1811, .. Intl.~ 11111, lft AHOCIATION. thf' '.est.ate of Luore Eva the ectate of John A Owens bOolc 140H, page 1403, of Olftcltl Ill.COid" Octot>et 11. IHO 11 s i. f f ( d h · ~d• 111the offtoaof111e COunty 1ne1r Ho Uett In 10011 1nto c.,a er un er l e (under th• Independent "9c«dtt•of0t-.county.lttt• P•212 otOfflClt1~oa111111e lndependent Admlnl.atraUon Admlnl1tratlun o f illlatea 01 C1lllO•nl•, uaovl•d by ottloa Of Ille ~ord• Of Ofanga of Otalft Act). The petition Act). The petition ls ., for CHAlllLU JAY IHIHK encl JIAN C~ly. Mid deed ol 111111 ci-10.. IN• ~3 for 7hoeoarcln111 lnCDept. heartna In Dept. No. 3 at 700 :1L~~~~~ i~"~~~Ldl0•~~11!!1 '"-IOlloWtng property. o a t v c enter Civic Center Drive, Weat, In TO HIGHEST B1o0i111 ,0111 CASH c~Li:·u~~ ,..:.~~'(r,:1~:ri Dnve. Weat, In the City of the Chy of Santa Ana. (pay11>1e •t uma ot .... In l•wluf •• ehown upon the condomlnk.lin &nta Ana, California on California on January 28, money of the Unltad 8tet•I at tne plen (entltled "~Plan" Janyary 28, 1983 at 9·30 1983 at 9·30 AM NOtlh front enttMOe to IN cwnry (lor lo• 1 of Trect Ho. 10117"1 AM. IF YOU OBJECT W lh• :::~i:~n~~:1f.':n ~:1~1~,?;.01~~·:1:~)•;.:,:!: ~ IF YOU OBJFCI' to the granting of the petltJon, you right. 'tttle Md lrlt-t oonwY9d 10 J111y 12. 1918. •• ~u,,,.nt No lfarCing of I.he petition, you ahouJd either appear al I.he .,.. now lleld by " under Mid Deed 1&e10. In •~ t322t. Pegee 1t should ell.her appear al the hearing and state yQur of Truel In Ille pt~ualed In through 116, lneluelv•. of ottlCil•I hearing and stale your obiect1ons o r fate written ~~!1.cttind~t;~1 .. ~,::; =d~t~~~:!~~:1 ~= obJecllons or file wrlti.en objections with the court r-deO In IOOll 282. Pao" 22 d11crlb•d In 1r•ct No 10587, objM·tion s with the court before the hearing. Your end 23 of ~ M-oe, In rKorded In eooi. 449, P1g11 6 be tore the hearing. Your ap..,..arance may be In pel"llOn the omoe of tM Coul\ty "9cotc:Mr of 1hrough I of mllCellanaou• m8')1, be "" llld Orange County recotilt of NICI OtW>Qe COunty appearance may ll\ penon or by your attorney The "'"' 1ddreu end other PARCEL 11 An undMOed .00332 or by your attorney I F Y 0 U A R E /\ common dellgMllon, II My, ol tha percent lnterell In •nd 10 lhe l f Y 0 U A R E A CREDrt'OR or a contingent rHI property oncrll>ed et>ov• II common 1reu u 1hown •nd CRtolTOR or a l-"Ontmgent l·redit.or of I.he deceued you e>urPOrted to t>a I Mont.,..y COUit. dettned on lh• plen. r11ervlng credltof.rl of the d1 eceasedh, ylhou must file your claa.m with I.he ~.:'1u':iT.~·.~:'~:';'• T ~~':f.. 1"f.j':"' .!~u!.c:-'.:.m.,,1 (oth«; mus' t e your c aim wit e court or present it to the 011c111m1 •ny ll•l>lllly tor •nv th8" P8'Cialt 111 end IV) deelQn•teci couz:t or present 1t to the p ersonal representative 1nc;or1aclneMol the1trMl•ddr-.... r .. 1rlcltedGOmmon•rN"onthe persona I re presen ta ti ve a ppotn ted by the court and other common dMIQn111on, If pl•n •nd reMrVed to olher unllt tor a~p~lnted by the cou rt within four months from the •n~ .• ~1~:lr1 111 m•d•. but ~::c::. P::1~~n~.:P:~:~~,.~~~:: wlt~n four mon ths from the date of first Issuance of wllhoul oovan•nt or w8'r1n1y, 8nd date of first Issuance of letters aa provided in Section •xpl'-or lmptled, regtrdlng tltle, (bl •n non·••clutlva .... ment letters as provided in Secuon 700 of the Probate Code of poueulon. or encumbr1no11. appul'len811t to Ill unltt ahown on 70-0 IJf the Probate Code of California The time for Including I•••· chergu •nd th• pl•n for lngrau •nd egre11, C l u Th · upen-of the TrU81M 8nd of the tupport, repair, malnl8"1111C9, 1111d • norn1a. e time tor Citing cl.aims wtll not expln! 1rue11 c• .. t•d by H id Deed. or MOrotelllM!lt hllnJ claims wllJ not expire prior lo four montha from Truel. to P8Y the rem81nlng principal PARCEL 111: An ••clutlv• rl9h1 prior to four months from ihe date of the hea r ing euma 01111e note(•) MWreci by MIO tllCI -110 uM the 1)8tfo.,.. the •date o f the hearing nouced above ONd of. Tru11 10 wit: 1200.000.00 OMIQn•ted on the plan P-tS or the nouCed above YOU MAY EXAMINE ~'.h1~':~e!,..'';:,~.!4:: :~!cnon[1 ·~ .. _d•:0g::•:~ in.,t~: YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by I.he court. I! vtded In H id note(tl plv• coet• appurtlllMI 10 the unK. u well u _ the....file kept by I.he COW't. If ~u are-lntereated In the 8nd 8IT'J ~ ••lm4ted to l>e en ••elu~ right end ..-nent to you are Interested In the estate you may file 1 request S315 00 end Foractoeur• coatt 11e uH the etor•g• •r••. 11 •ny . rn . . .. tlm81ed 10 be 12.119 " .. of !hit dMlgneleO on the plan s -none etta~. you may ea request with the court to receive date .. bet119 appurtenant to the 11n11. w1 th the court to receive spec I a 1 notice of l he The l>aneflclary under Mid ONd Any euch •tor9Qe llM 9l\all be UMd special n otice of the Inventory of estate assets of Trull ....,.,ofore eaec::uteO and °"$or 11oreoe ~ ano not in v-oitory of estate aaaeu and of I.he ..-uuons. accounts dellv•••d to th• und.,elgned • .. QU111«1. d f lh 'ti r-wrilten Oecl.,•llon of defMllt end PAA El IV: An uct111lve right an ~ e peu ons. accounta and reporta deacribed in O.mand tor S•I•, end • wrltt•n •nd .. __,..1 to VM the paOilng and.reports described In Section 1200.5/of.-!.he Notie.t or ~8UK end Eleetlon 10 ~or~ de81Qneted on the S e ~ t I o n 1 2 0 0 5 o f c.lJforrua Probate Code. Sell The Ufldeo••oned ceuMd Mid plan u petlllng ~ P&-27 lheCalifomia Probate Code Gr e 10 r y N Se 1 a1 a Notice or o.taull end Eleetton 10 PAACK v One 111 memt>wlhlp H Id E II J · • Sell to be "--ded In tl'le eountw In th• Verealll•• Homeownere aro ·A port, r .. Attorney at L•w, !717 w11eretller;;p;operty18located., AHOQl8tion.1 .. herwhhe1trlght1, Attorney at Law, 7010 Bristol St., Cotta Me.a, Ca. OeteO: o-i.t>er 8. tN2 prlvllegH e nd obllget lon• H 0 I I y w 0 0 d B I " d . • tHH; tel: 850·10to. CENTURY ESCROWL. • appurtenant lhefelO Bollrwood, Ca. toOU; tel: Pul>llthed Or•nge Coaet Dally Cellfornl• COf'PO<•llon YOO ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A (%13) H3·7531. PllOI, J111 4, 5, 11. 1983 ~.'!"dc-~-"n_. "'"" DEED OF TRUST DATED 10/ot/80. 111-83 _., _,,...., ...... ""' UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Published Or•nge Coa11 Dally -----------South PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT Pnot. Jen 4, S, 11, 1913 PUBllC NOTICE SM Diego. CA 82101 MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. ii ll5-l3 T~. (1181290·6100 IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION DIAJH ilDTICES Th•'f£i!!:~=wT.1001ng Publl•~~~!~~~PJ:1y :=iu~~~iit:tf=JU~e~~~ .---------... -·I bu"'-.. : Pllol Dae. 21. 21, 1N2. J1111. 4, 1883 The et,.., .Odr-of the above 18 C l A MAN AGE MEN T 5$81-82 200 Me Nall No 101. Newport RIDDLE CO MPANY. P 0 Boa 9870. Baadl, CA 826413. No wa1.,.nty 11 G LADYS F . RIDDLE. Fount•ln V•ltey. C1lll01'nl• 82709: PlBJC NOTIC[ given H 10 111 complelene11 or 2247 Donnie Road. Newpor1 Bellch, cor..ClnMI The beneftcWy und« resident of Cotta Mesa, Ca. C8'11«nll 8264'0 lt .. UH Mid ONd of Trutt, t>y reuon of • Passed away on January 2, Dorothy Cunnlngh•m·Vogel NOTICE OF DEATH OP l>fMCh °' defeull In Iha obllg•tlon1 l983. Beloved mother of (mlddla n.ma M81YI. 2247 Donnie MALEN JACOBS AND OF HCur•d th•••l>y, h•re101ore -Marre Lenk, Annll Mae .. ~ Newo_ot1 BucJl. ca.u1.om1a P E-'f-l HON T 0 ea.acute4 -ao4 d•Uvu.4..to Uta "~""" ADMJNISTE EST TE NO underlllQMd • wrttt811 oaetar111on Bennett. Eddie Riddle and n111 ~ ,. condUC1ed by.,. R A • or Oef111.1ll end Demand ror Sale. Frank Riddle, also survived lndlv!Oull A-llfHS. 8nd Wflll811 nolloe ol tweKh 111\d of by 8 gnmdchlldren and 10 Do<otllv ~hM't·Voeel To all heirs. benefiaaries. e1ee11on 10 -\he~ great -grandc h ildren ~Y~-.:':10~~·~ creditors and contingent ~011:.:;:."':1~~!r:!11~~ Services to be held on 0ec: 3 1ee2 creditors of Malen Jacobs und«elgned cauMd Mid no11ee Of Wednesday. January 5, 1983 ,...... and persona who may be t>ru ch •nd or electlon to I>• at g OOAM at the Church of Publlthed Or•ng• Co111 Delly otherwlle lnt.erested in I.he recorded s.ptember 23. 1912 •• Our Fathers, For~t Lawn Pilot Dec 10 17 24. 31, 1182 will andlor esta~ tnttr No 12·335991 of Olflclel M e morial Park. Cypress S40l-a2 A petition ~ been filed =:;;~·~~'!:/~~01 th• Directed bv Forest Lawn P\8.IC N0T1C[ by Malen W~ Jac:x>ba In Seid S11e will I>• m•de , t>ut M ortuary · Interment at '1CTITIOUI .u ... at the Superior Court o f without cov•n•n• or werr•nty. Forest Lawn Hollywood NAm aTAn.ltT Oran~County ~uestan1 •Jq)f-°'Implied. ~ding mi. Hills T fol that W-•-y __ ._ .._ poe-.lon. or -mbrencee. lo he l9Wl'IQ c>erton• we dOlng ....., a.vu. .,.. pey Iha remaining prindpal "'"' ot VERMEULEN l>uel,_. u · appointed aa p ersonal the no1e l9CUfed by 111e1 deed of 8 ENTERPRISES. 2301 lark repft9entatlw to adminlater TrlJll, "'4th lnl«•1 .. In Mid not• I\ 0 B E R T L Ellan Dr . Fullerlon. CA ~ -·•• -6 ~-•-J~ ptovided. adY&no.e, 11 any, un6et -VE R-ME-Ub&N7-a~-6-+; BENDU•80IYCMN,aao7 ,...._.s:---M_V>-Calif•-.( .... _ ... ~ tmturmt of NkrOMd ot-Truel, resident o f Hunt1n1ton Ellan°'· Fu11et1on, CA 82835. .....,._ .._, W:JU'l:'I u"" i... Cflargee end••~ of the Beach . Ca Pas&ed away on PATRICIA ANN BOULDIN. Independent AdmlniaU'ation TNelee and ol lhe lrullt e<M1e0 by 2301 LM1' Ellen Of , Fullerton, CA of Estates Act). The petition Mid Deed°' TNtt Decem~r 30, 1982. Survived 92935 la aet for hurlna ln Dept. S•ld u l• wlll b• held on by his wife Dolores. aon Thie l>Utl..-11 conducted .... • w .... ___.•Y J .............. 1"•" •• --· p--~....... -7 No. 3 at 700 Civic ~nter ,....._ · -·-· cv. • ...... Vernon, parenta Fred and .--• -.. --.... 2 00 p.m. al the CMpman A...,_ Alice Vermeulen, 4 brothers Ben Oen 8ouldln Drive Weat, Santa Ana, CA •ntt1noe to th• Civic Cent•• Fred, Don. John and Mike Palrlel• !Vin Bouldln 92702 on Jan. 12, 1983 at 9:30 lkllldlng, 300 bit CNcJmen Ave., .,_.._ Thia .. .,_. wee ftled wtltl the ~ a.m. Or1nge, CA. Vermeulen, sister~°""' County Cletll of Ofange ~on IF YOU OBJECT to the Al th• time of th• lnlll•I Swan10n. Rosary recited on o-nw 14. 1982. pubtlcatlon of Ihle noUol. IM tOl8' Monday, January 3, 1982 at ,,_ granting of the petJti.on, you _,of IM unpaid~ of IM 7:30PM at Dilday Brothers Publlehed Oreng• Coaet Dally lhould either appear at the 01>11g111on MCured bY Iha 11>ove P!°'13, Dec 17. 24. 31. 1~. Jen. 1. hearln& and state your ducrlbed dHd of 1rue1 a nd Chapel. Mau of Christian J., obEtlons or file written 11llm•ted coe11, Hpen .... and Bur ial will be held on 6415-32 •dYencH I• 111,362.83. Th• Tuesday, January 4. l982 at I------------ob tiom w ith the court ooen1ng bid may t>e obt8lned by lO:OOAM at the Blessed P\llJC MOTIC( be ore the bearing. Your c•lllng (1 ~831·0tH 1he oay Sacrament Church. AClmOUI MIH•• *P1b:: may be ln pent0n belC:.~ 1~t>at 21, 1N2 Westnunster. Ca lntennent Mm tTATUmlf'f or I t ~ Q~.{R E A 8ENE .. FIC!~ ST!~V1•1C.E CO at Good She pherd The loflowlng pereon I• dolno .-. ·-Cemetery , Huntington ~ .-: CREDITOR or a conUncent TD SERVICE COMPANY. egent B I D S 0 F T W A R E aeditor of the deceaaed, you 'llc«I J ~lnl. Bieach Directed by Dilday COAPOlllATION .• Callfornl• must w. your claim with the ,.._,,,AMCllty~lltyWMI BrothttS Mortuary 842·7771 COfl>O'etlon. 3151 AlitwflJ Avenu8. court or n,......nt it lo the .,..,. ... ~ WI• H--1. Coal• ....... Clillfomla ,..-~ Of11nge, CA t2t68 BROSCHEID 82t2t personal repreaentative 111•1135-8288 P A T R I C l A A N N LM•• L Kllpatrlc:tt. 1150 4ltl appolnted by the court P11bt1e11ed Or•nge Coa•t Delly BROSCH.EID. a&e 48, ~ Straet. Downay, ~ 80241 within four monlhl from the Piiot. Jan 4· 11• 11• 11113 away on January I. 1983 at ~=-• condl.lc:1ed by • date of flrat lasuance of 614442 her residence i n La1una a1o SoftwWe Cori> lettera •provided In Section "8..IC M)TIC( Beach, Ca. Survived by her ._.. L Kllp91rldl 700 of \he Prot>.t.e Code of husband John R. Bro.cheid ~ ,.., with Callfornla. The time for of ~ Beach. Ca .• a 1on ~ ~ ~ eoun1y filing claiml will not expire Andrew Broscheid of Oeoember2e. lN2. prior to four montha from Laguna Beach , Ca. and the date of the hearln1 cbughter Llaa Grundmann P111>lleheci Ot•ng• CoHt Dall noticed above. of Texas. NcCormlc k Piiot, o.c 31• 1912· J.,... 1· 14· 21 YOU MAY EXAMINE Mortuary. Lacuna Beach 1983 the~ kept by the court. U forwardlna dlrecton. -----------I you are lnterealed In the --------------1 FUil.iC N011C( estate, you may file a request w ith the court to receive rACIAC YllW ...,atALr MI e¥retery Mortu.ir\' C11ape1..0emato1Y 3500 Pac1f1c View Ortve Newoort Beach 6'-4·i100 MICQl...al NOITVAlllS Laouna Beecn 494 9415 " Laouna Hills I 76&-093J k.n Juan C.p•slrano 49S 1716 .. ._,.. LAWM-MT. ~tYI "'°'1uarv • Ceme 1erv ,. Cretn1 torv 1625 0111ef Awt Cotta ~sa 540-6554 ':=~·A~• speclal n otice o f the The 1o11ow1ng per.one .,. doing Inventory of eat.ate uaet.a ~.. -and of the petit.lona. MlCOW\la KROLL l WIL0£A PHYSICAL and re por ts deacrlbed In TH!AAPY, 2«1e PMllOGlt Street. Section 1200 of the El Toro. CA 82930 "-"f--•-n-...L..-,.._._ DO NALD A. KlllOll, 315 ......, unua rrvu11te ~· Goldenrod. Coron• d•l Met, CA 8. r •• r. A . A 11 e •• ems Attoraey at Law, 1 .. Ave. JACK' A WILOEA. 24411 Grauti Su aemnt., CA PMOOdt St . El Toro. CA 82t)O t H7t· (TH) •tt .. 111. Thie ~ It oonducted by I "1~ 6t CoM4 Oall'Y oener• ,,.,.0:::-A Ktoll Not, ""'" 4, s. ~.., Thie tt•tetMflt ............ ltle 1138-82 County o.1l OI 0tenoe county on ~14.tM: . ,... PvbHeMd Or-. Co .. 1 Oafly Piiot. Dec 17. 24, ft. 1112. Jen. ., • ,.., '9C lillOUI IU-.N MAm eTAT'llmMT The lofloWlng petlOll I• doing butll'9M -COMPUTIA HOTll~E. 10412 A-*t• ClnGo De Mayo, FOUtitaln v~. CtllfofM 92708 AIMlla Kuo lo, 10412 Av.ntcla C4noo de MilyO, Foun1e1n Vlllley. c.llfornla 11270t Thie ~ 18 conck.lcted by en lndlVldual Amella lo Thia llte1ement -flled with the Coun1y Olartl of OfMQa COuMy on Diloernber :It, 11U ,_ Pul>llllMd Or&llQ• COH1 Dilly PllOI, J811 2 ••• 1•. u. ,.., 5733-aa I I~ I ~ I .Jj fr1J.JJ ~ .--. Ma at Wlag Loven Tlppell Carter Nablpn Cypress man named CAA head · Raymond R. Maul of Cypre11 has been installed as the 1983 p,...fdent of the California Apartment A.Noclatlon (CAA). It la the largest association of lta kind ln the nation, representing an estimated 3!10,000 apartment owners throughout the state and headquartered In Sacramento. Maggi was formerly president of the Apartment Association of Orange County for four years. David Couaboom of Santa Ana w all serve as vice president of the CAA managemenrof l!I shopping centers m Oranae, San Diego and Le» Angeles countJea. Gordon E . Tlppell hu been named executive vice president of Taylor Woodrow Homes of California, Ltd. TippeU, a resident of Tustin, hu been serving aa vice president of the homebuilding firm since his transfer from the parent company's London headquarters ln 1977. Taylor Woodrow ia the maste r developer of the 3!10-acre muter- planned community of Beacon Hill in Laguna Niguel. Sidney E. Wini of Yorba Linda has been promoted to vice president, business development of Interstate Electronic Corp. of Anaheim. Wing joined the firm seven years ago as product marketing manager and has been promoted through succes.sive management positions. Perry Carter hat been named president and chie{ executive officer of Garden Grove Community Bank. Carter has been in banking for 27 years, with 23 yean devoted to independent banks, including Newport National, American •National of Bakersfield, and National Bank of Long Beach. The Charles Dunn Co., property management division, haa announced the cer tification of Ro.emary Loven aa Certified Shopptng Center Man.ager (CSM). This designation is awarded upon completion of apedaliz.ed educational courses and the passage of a rigorous examination offered by the International Council of Shopping centers. Loven was hired by the Charles Dunn firm five years ago a nd Is currently directing the Ed Nablgan of Tustin has join ed the marketing and sales department of J .A . Stewart· Construction Co., headquartered in Westminster. Prior to joining the Stewart firm, Nahlgan was founder and president of Red Hill Realty. He alao founded Patrician Homes. ln his new position, Nahlgan will be resporwble for the development of negotiated constfUCtion projcecta. OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS N~0.:!t.le.::! ~~ ,. ,. .. IMO'llfl w. 4' , 1'9 .,,_ ,, .... 14\o .,_... 1>19'1Kt -c.oirn. U \oo 24'-lntml(;t ,,~ 12-. -_,ott..-, ~ GoloGM .... s .. ... a-10 101i') inen.t..-".' ComCIH •1\1. Ul.o lw•SoUI ~JO"- 4 p.m PrlC:9l CIO no! ~mlSlv 10\1. ...... JetntOf ,. , . .,. Cncll.dt r~I meni.p mwT•I """ It•' ~le» ,~ ""' ....,.__ or '°"',,,. (.on Pep » ,, ... Iffy 1·J2 ~. 1-.1or -·-Corell' U V. Qllo ~,'£;~ 211/o ,,"" Slorll Bid ... u. ,,.,,. 20~. 20~. IS '"" AELlnd 1"9 """ C..lrFcl t V. 21le lt.4il ... , 11.ot IV. AFAPnll ,, .... ;NV. Cv<lltOll • ...... 1(-,. • ., 'H:lli IWM(4> s "-Olaott • 12•1> 12\ .. ~·vs..' 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' ' - Orano• Co t OAJlY PILOT/Tueeday, January ... 1983 I Sale of deeds as • • secur1t1es OK'd SANTA ANA (AP) -Federal authorlUc. have quJc\ly approved a bid by Union Home Loona, Lhe 1tate'1 lar1e.t mortg.a1e broker, to offer lta .econd Jruauleed.JnveumentLaa-tqilterw:t w:urill• The action by the SecurlUea and !xchange Commiaeion lut Thunday and revealed toduy mak.ai Lot Angelet-bued Union the ~tton'1 ftrtt major morta•1e broker to o1fer truat d._ throu1h an SJ!'.C reviewed proepectu.a, aaency offl.clala aaid. "j .... lJ "' " :J \I.I \I ti I ll''llJ ., .. ,1.1 • •1tl " ii' ,.Qi :1hC CJIJ. ,,..,, . Md iI! f'l.>i The aecurltiet min, 1etUes a 6-year-old SEC cue " agalnat Union, in w.hlch the mortpge broker wu accused of milrepretentfna the quality of investment.a, overstating the credit checks Union performed on borrowera, failing to promptly inform lnveston that payment.a to their account were delinquent. and selling unregistered securities. ' ,,,.,., ... ''We have tacitly admitted (Union's trust deeda) are securities," ~d the company's president and chief executive, Joseph A. Seedman. But he denied Union, a unit of priva!A!!ly held Union Financial Corp., had ever "deliberately taken advantage" of customers. Bank failures hit peak WASHINGTON (AP) -The reces&on took its toll on the banking industry in 1982 as bank failures reached a 42-year peak, but the latest government reports point to an improving economy. - ' ..... !. '>(U•, fIJ :1, • ~? • ., l, ... ~, /Co.l"L l•••• .. ''t""'' •!U~ IJ•! .,,f ~" ,,,, • Federal banking regulatory agencies said Monday that 43 banks failed last year, the highest number since 1940. Also, 46 savings and loan associations wer~ merged with government asaistance -the highest\· yearly total ever. ' ;.: ... The moet widely publiciz.ed bank failure last year t was that of Penn Square Bank of Oklahoma. Its collapse was linked to energy loans that went sow-as the economy was weakened and the oil industry fell d~per into a drilling and price slump. · r :bill yields fall again WASHINGTON (AP) -Yields on six-month Treasury bills are down for the fifth straight week, and yields on three-month securities have also declined, officials say. About $5.8 billion in new six-month Treasury bills were sold at auction Monday at an average discount rate of 7.946 percent, down from the 8.051 percent.of last Monday. In addition, the government. sold about $5.8 billion in three-month bills at an average rate of 7.896 percent, down from 7 .975 percent. The yields, a measure of the cost of government borrowing from the public, were the lowest since the Oct. 18 level of 7.762 percent for six-month bills and the Dec. 20 level of 7.857 percent for three-month bills. I .,,, • • •• :..ra, t.•u .... 1r.. . ..; .) b1 .. .n ..,..<•;<i :;i111 u.~f. Dollar down; gold up 't:~ LONOON (AP) -The dollar fell sharply against !i, ~ key currencies early today in a heavy selling wave :;,i..,; that dealers said was triggered by large Swiss banks. The price of gold edged up. ~u~ Dealers said the dollar opened firm in heavy ,,It. trading on European ~oreign exchanges. But it rapjdly !l·uo declined-tn an ho\1.1'-long ~ foU'OW'll!d'--t l•>M the U.S. currency's plunge to its lowest level in Tokyo 11•1 "I since Feb. 22, 1982. '1l11i WHAT STOCKS DID HIEW VOlll( IAPI J ... J .......... --T, ";!. OKI'-io.o .. u~ m 41.4 ,_,_ lfU lteO -"""' " SI _ ..... J • . .... ,. I A ..... °'° HEW VOllK CAPI J.,., J ......,, Mii.--'°";~ .,,, Ole•.-DI m ¥=-:::. 1" m ,.,, .. -~ 21 .. --1 a METALS SILVER Hendy 1nd Harm•"· I lO.H oer 1roy -- GOLD QUOTATIONS :.. , • Ce Or1nge Ooaat DAILY PILOT ITuMday, January, 4', 1083 am a gue ye M r and Mn1. John Yamaguchi 1uu\Our\C.'f' the ensogement of the1r daughter, Donna Lynn, to Douglaa RHd Pyle, aon o{ Or Md Mni H1l·hard C. Pyle All are res1d~nta o{ Nl'w_port &-Ol·h /\ J uly wedding tli plnnnc.•d In Sl Ancin•w'1 Pnisbyterian ChW't'h Weddings .. Bt'lly llrt'nnan. Bre nnan-J effe ries Our Lady Queen of Angels Church, Newport Beach, was the setting for the marriage of Betsy Jefferies and Terry Brennan They are residing in El Toro. Parents of the newlyweds are Mrs. John Mooney, of Newport &-ach and the late James D. Bradcson, and Beverly Brennan, of Oceanside. and Bill Brennan, of San Fr811cisco. Sodder s-Murry The marriage of Jan~t Helen Murry and Michael Wayne Soctders was performed in St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach They are residing 1n Clearwater Beach, Fla. Parents of the newlyweds are Mr a nd Mrs Charles Murry, of Huntington Beach, and Mr and Mrs. Royce Soctders, of Westnunster Amy Carver Cynthia Luf'dlf' Carve r-Freeman A ceremony in Bakersfield at St. Paul's Epiacopal Church uruted in marriage Arny ~uth Freeman and Leroy Langhenry Carver III The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs Leroy L Carver Jr., of Newport Beach Mr and Mrs E. D Freerrian of Bakersfield are the bride's parents The newlyweds will establish homes in both ciues Lue cke -Sweetla nd Cynthia Hotchkiss Sweetland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard N Sweetland, of Corona del Mar, and Kenneth Allan Luecke, son of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Luecke. of St. Louis, Mo. exchanged wedding vows in Church of the Ascension at Chesterfield, Mo. The newlyweds are residins in St. Louis. MAraa Craham Graham-Wildberger Mar._ Loul.R Wildberger and Lee Howard Oraham were married In St. John Vlanney ~. Balboa Ialand. Her parent.I, Dr. and Mn. A. Mattln Wlldberaer, are l'e91dent.I of Baltimore. TM bridegroom'• perentA are Mr. and Mra. Lyle L Graham , of Huntlnston Beach. The newlyweds wW make th@tr home In Coet.aJMeta. Hartung-Martin .. vJe\Je L. MUt1ri lind (Paul) Wlek Hartuna .llt~ rnartMd 1ri the N.wport Beech home of t.r1.,....nta, Mr. and ~. Harold W. Martin. The ~· ii the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hai1Unl'Jr .. of Canton, Ohio The rwwl)"Wda Will ·IMM lhetr ~ In 1Aaunt Nll'lel. t A 11ummer wt•ddlna In C hrh1t Lut.ht.•nan Church, Co1tn Meao, la pl nnt•d ~y Maanhu Kuhrt' und Stuart llafer, 11<>n of St.anle-y and Ab<.oe Hater ol Santa Ana TM c.'Ouplc.o'a platu are announ<.'f'd by ht•r pl&l't'nw, Mr. and Mra Gt'rald E K.Jth n> or C.t.a Mt"'Ml, IHHI ltr lalt I !H1t1 f!t lllt insn ftr lalt !11H1 fer klt 1at;•;t;";1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1•°"iiiiilt'"•'•';a•:..--'i°"~ •atkl • ..,.,. .... ~ I 0 Ptalatala I 007 •• -a •a• ... l D JIU llOIEI ---a -rr - P I I N d t I o. •~• r.--Pf, You OWf\ tlte lend 2,000 rttn•· .u 11 or ,...1 runt ., uurrn, ~ ·~ b.'llh, 3 IJr 2~. a., 1 hOUM lrOM t<I h 38dr 2t,t ea, him L .. <• LR, utr nmd txi:il •hi"' Sl.~00.00<l I OCffn, 120,000.S70,000 rm. wide r_,o.lt. ~ Sil va -McSparran fuirnudl•h·d a bcirm. 2 both + l1Afj(l' fl'(' rm. bt.'tlm u1h11~1<. furntllhlod. 1,1111011 $4'..!U,UOO down '355,000 fully u-pool Fat l>eloW market •umaolt 1nalltu11onal 1235,080. Wiii !MM ~ loan• Wiii cion1lder uon. Bkr IM4-0134 trade 545·«1591 Johft Sllva-anG-&lly Soreneon_g11va, both of Irv 1nf', announ ce ihe e ngagemt-nt of their daughter, Eve Chr1sune. to Glenn Vincent. McSparran, son of Mr and Mrs Harold McSparran of Solana Beach. Chapel by tht> Sea In Encinitas has been reserved for the June 2~ wedding. PHlllULI llOIE °''t'.m & Jl»ll y Vll'W!I Mur1m room, -I !xii 111, 3 h.1th, .noo ~ fl $1 38:i.ooo lAl•unhont I vou~~a~!.~acn IEllCEI featurea 3 Bdrm 2 belll 1200,000 UCh unll Nut new 1 810 CANYON CUSTOM, Lt.DA ISLE .'YFRD.T building. u«*lent carpet 1 on goll courM 20"/• dn 1nd dr•PH. 2 car g•· Vacant, ellow anytime ~.t.CWll Vlf'W from 5 bdnn, 4 beth, (um rm I ••g• .Aak aoout llnan· ,, 1 1.095,000 Boot i1llp for 3 boots Now $995,000 I clrigl 1355,000. 73-77&1 CH 7&0· 1397 ·1 t$ Spu< t on :1:1 A1r1 .. -+ Jll "'Jd111t>r111I .,,.. t.11 ~1.000 Otte lltefty I IHttl•••• Ot. . ... Births HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ,.pl•m~r 15 Mr "''" Mr s David Sprang f 001110111 Volley nov Mr ~n(I Mt• J"tlrey lenllnrt Cosie Meao ll"' Mt dnd Mt~ Rot>erl l•udtQ C<>•I• Me~J t)UI Mr and M'1 Cf'm•I Cllr Irvin., grrl Septem~r 18 Mr "nd Mrs Aavmono l•e rtuuttng1on 8f"ecn O•" Mr .ind M°' 01r1'10Pher Auloe11 Hu1111ng1on 0('11Ch boy Mr Rlld Ml' Ktrk lllSI Dor Mi ond Mrs T r11vor Smylh Cotla M~~" 11111 Mr nno Mis Josepn lngrtm Newpo•I 8ette.ll boy S•pl•mber 17 Mr und Mrs Oan•el Hell Coile Me~a g111 Mr .ind Mrs An1on10 Romero Co>1a Ml'ld Doy Mr and Mrs Ronal(I Amburgey CoSla Mesa boy Mr dnd Mrt ltHt Marslon, Coron11 del Mar boy Mr .ind Mr~ B11on Sla1er Co,t<1 Mes.i bor ' Mt o1nd Mis Jo1eph Ou1111nn• CC>tfl Mttll boy S-.>l•mber 11 Mr 1no Mra James Hawtey Hunl•nglon Beach girl Mr 11no Mrs l(enl TanQeman Cos11 Mesa gtrl Mr un(I M11 Ronal(I Guccione Corona del Mar Qlfl Mr olnd Mrs Gur>es Ecer lr.u1t1 9111 M• and Mr\ Jackson Chen lrv1n.t bor September 11 Mr •no Mr• M•c"oel Fov l"t)und 8eBCl'l OOy Mr .ino Mrs Thomes forsy1f\ Hun11t1g1on Beech boy Mr and Ml! lu1s Mort1,..z lr .. ne g>11 Mr and Mr~ Doniel Collin, Cosio Meao Doy M r enO Mr s HuQf\ Cain Hun11ng1<1n Seacn boy Mr and Mrs Rooe<I M•ChitCf'k CoSI• MfltA g111 September 20 Mr and Mrs David Loughran ..._ttnglon ~ boy M• ano Ml\ rf\omu ~rrv C.0110 M4K8 9111 Mr ano M•a Ooug•u Heov1s.d1 N-potl Bt••Ch grrl 8•Pl•m~r 21 Mr .ano M11 R1cf\ard lj)wrence Newpor I Beocn bOy Mr 'nd M,. Archerd 1av1w Co•I• Me-sa g•rl M• ;sno Mr'\ Alan '°lelChf'r Cntt,11 "'"'a qttl Mr "n 1 Mr\ Grf'90r, Burdl'n Cooof\41 G"' MltO-boy S•plember 22 Mr and Mrs Thomas Dolts Foun1111n Valley boy Mt oltld Mr~ Gt'Orge GouldSmllh lr~m .. boy Mr af\d Mrs Geraroo Mena Coll• M('u bor Mr and Mrs R1ymone1 MStllOUx J• COlll Mesa boy September 23 Mr and Mrs M•rc l(a.za.rian C09te MHI boy Mr and Mrs Daan L•llrolh Newport Beach girl Mr ilnO Mrt Brlly Slarkey founl1t•" Valley, bor Mr af\d Mra Richard Oraoomir lnrtne gul Mr •nd Mrs Larry We1nhe1mer Hun11no100 Beecrt gift ,.ptember 24 Mr and Mr• Thomes Bovwl•• Hunt1ngl0fl Beactl g•rt Mr and Mrs Gary Takehaaf\1 lrvtne ;•rl Mr an<l Mrs Fran~ Cam Laouna Beach nov Mr ano Mrs Rodney Em11ry Coron• cJel Mnr boy September 2t Mr and Mrs Aiartra-Rlllltcrt Hvnt•nolon ~ac:f\ boy Mr Jnd Mri Quinton Br•Oley H'\'tf'W} boy Mr 81\d M•• 8ruce H9110m Coron• Ot• Mar boy Mr and Mr s Roy SchenkenberQer Laguf\• Be•cl'I boy Mr and Mr• l(e1th Obymeko Foun1a1n Mr ancl Mrs Jen Beiscrtman Hunllnglon Beech boy September '¥1 Mr •r>d "4•• Peter Fa1 N1 .... r..o I Beaci'I 9' r I leptembet 21 Mt and Mr~ rrnakltn Of'lun~ ln1111• g111 Mr a11d Mrs Han• Oepvpere Newport Be1Jch girl Mr at1d Mr s Mtn Stelo Hunting1on Beach girl Mr enO M" C11llord Allen ltvme l>Oy Mr end Mr~ Tunolf\y Murphy Hunttf\g1on Bl'llCh 9"' S.ptemllef 2t Mr a"d Mr• Denny Kuo l•••ne Doy Mr and Mrt Gregg Gatewood Hunlinglon Beech girl Mr •nd Mr t Gerald F1n11ar Newport Beech boy M r •nd Mrt Cu1u111emoc S1nc;twz Irvine boy Mr and Mr1 Aa,.dlll l-Cotta Mft• o•rl Mr and Mra Tama Sommer Cost• Me.a g111 laplembaf IO Mr end Mn De1n Crum'->' IMna. bOy Mr end Mr1 Lowell 01e111on. L1gun1 9eKll. boy Mr and Mii Naojl Y1mag•I•. Foon11.ln V•lltlY, boY OCtotlet 1 Mr ano Mr• Oavld W1llace Hunll~ton Oteell. bOy OotMat i Mr t"<! Mrt Otry ~. CO.II M .... bOy 0.lotMf, Mr anel M11 L1wrenct Stahl. Irvine boy Mr and Mre. l'ton1ld l'tobel'tton Cotti M .. 11, girt Stet'tlng a New 8uelneaa The atatt"'enl I• re4111lr14 11¥ ... eftd le Mcteury lft '""'"*l"t r111r ........... ...,,.., Moal beftlla rtC111l11 ,,.., ...... to ...... .............. --... Mr •f\ll Mr'> A1t f\ij11J Vut•l•o N-1)<1•1 &.acf\ 0111 Mt 11no Mt\ l(•v1n ~ nro l!u11hrl1JIOn Bt:dCh DOy Mt anll Ml\ Wrllr•"' \10•» Nt"wporl Brwth tlOy Mr end M1 \. l<n on V10,t11uv1c. Ne..,po11 Bt1&ch 0111 1 October 4 M1 <1nd llllr' J1m&& Ull Irvine lloy Mr """ Mr .. O,tn1111 Zolla Hun1.n91ori Bedch girl Mr dnO Mr~ M>Clllt'I Goroz.Jles Hunl•nQIOf\ Btlol<h boy Mr mo Mr> JO<! T Ol•~on Costa MBSB gtrl Mr ,lf1CJ Mr~ G1 IJQCHy Meo. HunltnQlon Beach glfl October S Mr end Mrs John Al'11ull11 Corona ~' Mar boy Mr an(! Mrs Oenn11 Galhgan1 Balboa 1s1an11 DOy Mr ano Mu Mark 8regman lrw1e bot Ml.IC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUI aUllNHI NAME IT A Tll•NT The lollowlng pereon 11 doing bualnMI ... COMPU-flNDER. 2700 Peterton Pl1c1. Coat• M11a, Catlfomla 9262& Brian Krueger. 24992 Ploe A.I Circle, El Toro, Catlloml• 92830 Thie bulllneet la eonduc1ed by an lndMduat 81'1111 Krveger Thie 1111-1 WU llled wllll Ille County Cler1< ot Orange County oo 0-.,t>er 28, 1982 f :llOl7tl Publlsf\ed Oraf\gl CoHt Dally PtlOt, Dec. 31, 1982. Jan 2, 14, 21. 1963 6884-82 Ml.IC NOTICE flCTITIOUI a Ul lNHI NAME I Ti\H MIENT The lollo'Wlng peraon la doing bualneaa u . All SERVICE MAINTENANCE 2518 Bowda.n Place Costa M .... Calllc>tnla 92$2$ Cllrls J-m••n Carltor1 2516 Bowdoin Pl1ce Costa Meu Catllorni. 92628 Thia bull,_. 11 conducted by 111 llldlVldual. Chris J Carl.otl Thia 1111emen1 wee llled wllh the County Clettt ol Orenge County oo 0ecem1>e< 10. 11182 noaa Publl•rt•d 011ng• CoHI Diiiy PtlOI Dae 12 111 26 1982 J111 2, 11193 l1•1lQ.1tlt I 142-1200 Sf"'\ 1.wul..r 11;~~!.~~~pl~L~~IE :! tm up, '.l hr, 4 ~~~·2~t~':'!~~ i•tHllll, Dtltrt 450 '> I I • I I' I I SI I 11 I Palermo mdl Excellent -~ >J I II -)CJ,j\ "l'dlt.,, \I'( U(t'( '> )( 1111 llnenclng Fee Land PARI( CITY SKI CONDO I Only $289.SOO Contact tor rent. fully equlPC*f Ne·~ I 111 .'~1~·~~!~l1R!,~~l~I N11r111.1111h Jo.".~rl. ,,.,trtltt :~I :r:: i:~:HJ'J: l!:i-1.11" l :.! !JI 11111· .tl rt· l11llluµ SI .!!'10,0011 CottH ••I Mat 1022 111·14'4 Jecuul, 1auna, lndry ta- 1 PHITlllOll liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ell Slluute bu ... to Dee< CORONADO CAYS IMOllEOLIPFI ~:!:v tai~~r!ic~.'Ym:~: C11r.>11j1li1 hi.ind 1 usl h.1yl 11111l lot 1$.1' 1>11,11 I llt4Ht4 ft 1149,100 OCEANFRONT thly Call (11A) 830·5070 do1:k PIJru. JVall Now S:l7U.OOU ~ '"' rn:. Nead qualllled buy1r i\nallatm ~o ::m~=~y ;:~ 16A NO DOWNo. --, -.-.-c-.-.. -ty--.-,-!S- Bdrm1. 3 bath• 3 cer W TH JR S2,000 ltWI gar, 3 trplcs oak kllcrten I ADE 3Br, 1Ba. new roof & BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 8ay\1dt" Drive N 8 b7~ b161 c1b1nets new applian-ces P11vate beach IC· l••t41alt Ptt Ht• paint San DlmH loca· WllllLEDOll YILUIE IEAUTY Loweat prleed "D mod· el H•rdwood floor• In ramlly room and kltcneo Air condllle>Md, MCUrlty 1ys1em. lush protehlonat land1caplng, gazebo 1nd •P• Many upgradaa. Near everything Wiii t11de tor clle•per nome ln Colla ~-!>All-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS LOOI For our naw regular w .. kly laatora BOAT SHOW- CASE Every Seturday tn 111a 1 Daily Piiot ClasslUeds HAllDOMED FORECLOSURE The bank 11y1 get thla sold. 8111 1nd Don llave put 1'111 In mini COfldlllOfl Large entry, aunken 11. vlng room. family room. d1n1ng lluge kllcllen wtth breakletl bu Fre,.ch doors llad 10 lovely yani with co1011a1 11ze apa, 11oe Ille whole party) Upate1r1 to lov•y bdrm1, g11n1 ba1111, 1pac1a1 decik overlooklflg spa end pa1k Many, many extra• Call now tor detalla 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS C&IS tlH tlon P1yment 1915 mo Custom home 3BR ABa, p I T I 3 0 y r 11 )I. d •DAMED lllOllES* ttOMI .. l..c. Prime Laguna Nlgual I l - 1.\1\11 HI H<>Ni steps to sandy beach 846-88""· Pr11111gtou1 e1tecu11ve AEAl ES1A1E locallon Full price $1, 1.-.;.l.;;.;;D.;.ta--.1.._ ____ _ rtome IHIUring .. •P•· . h. ll Mt I ~ g50 000 I r i L .. clou1 bra, 3 011111. 3 --~------AGENT 6"4'·9513 tUff UI I• lrplc1 open beam eel· Gorgeous custon bull! 1~~~~~~~~~!l~Ct::tt:U:::;~·~·l:·~M~u=...;2:1~2::=2 ling kol pond & watertan 5700 sq tt cu1tom Har-r. Hart>or Ridge, pro! deeo- mald'• querier• & • lot bor Ridge rtome i\S· DESPERATE! 10 large tlla1 11 llH 1111 SUME MY LOAN! No ratad fully lurnl1lled A own volleyball court & money down 1600 000 MUST SELL :r·c~yB:ie~~ S~O=~ pool $870,000 FEE. LOW below appr'a1111 . By THIS WEEKll 213-790-612!> lntareat auumab1e 11· Owner 760-1977 Lowest priced cu11om --------- nencl ng For private ---------H b Rid T I( I It .. 2111 1Jhowlng. call 759·1501 Ct1t 1 NtH 1024 ta!;. 0~uoo~~ow ~~ !!J!I IC• or 782-1373 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;iiii;;J trade. eubmtt. Call any-LIDO lSLE -3 bdrm, 2 be, llPLD time 6"0·13"3 lamrm. 11700 mo 8111 2 Bdrm W tide divided Grundy, Rllr 87&-&Hl1 by ooubla car garage Lil. lrT Ollltl 3 Sf-2 Ba Avail now Peta Concrete drive, prlvlle IH,100 ft 1142,000 & kids OK Long Of lt\ort pe1101.s121.100 It Smart, Call 1aaa• S82 5tmo ~ Walker 6 Lee ll•J l1Dar4t1, I Hr. 7G0-111n llHOll VIEW 1'8-1121 lowl 3 Br. ,,,,, e a, 2 car gar, :::::::::i Mullan ~ally !>40-2960 comm pool. Winter or LISI ASK FOR LORI yrly Agt 875-8170 Beaulllul decor, Mrene. ;---------1...:._~....-:... _____ _ 1uteru1 • Bdrms. 2',... 2 ILIS 2 twn Ill OWIEll IHPEUTf WINTER RENT.AL • oo the balrtl on lee land Asking Ch1rm1rig A er & family Small 2 bdrm houM on Nl\d Jan to M1y 30, 38r $39!> 000 room 2 brlek llrepl-., 25 X 75· fee land Quiet 20a, llJrn 1850 mo Incl I country kllchen, quiet Sl Neer Newport Pier ul1I 71Al5"4-2484 l llliiiH.l I 11{,_.. .. , rffldenllal area In yoong, Prine Only $175,000 IEAOOI UT Realtors. 675--6000 development Seller wlll 646·7958 W&TllFlllT toUI VIEW Loc•ted In popular Har. t>or View Hiiia Beaulllutty maintained 3 Odrm homa prolesslonally lendacaped with exten· 11ve brickwork Large lamlly rm wllrt beam c:e1llng Full securlly sya1am 1347,000 L.H,' lloence '229·000 Fee 1_M_c_C-1e_a_n_C_o_n_d_o_3_0_d_.-2-,,...-1 WHlty I . Tartar Ct. ba Sec Gata, $300 K. Jan 10 July 3 bdrm, 3 RtaHtrs 144-4110 11%. 494.4431 Wiii rent be. $3SOO. 213·932-0608 100 HHtt• Ualar1l1fll .. HMOIELH W t 1t•i 11ter 1091 Gtatral 2202 USTSIH !Trade equity In horne, for 3 Br 2 ea $800 LEASE OP"Tl()N• OR good motorh.oma and 4 Br. 2 Ba oc:nlrnt $'100 BUY• Completely upgra-15000 l1rm 3 Br. 11i\ B.A. 1 Sr. beyfront $850 ded 2 Bdrm 2 batrt llome 22x38' pool In WHI· 2 er, ocnfmt 11000 on large R-2 101 Featu· minster Bal 587,000 JAOlll IUln ring new carpele, uMd $1290/mo everything PlllP UIUE•m brick llrepl•ce. n-kit-Eallmated value s 12e.. llM1ll chen and batlls and, 000 Fully a11umable no Freoch doora ASSUMA-qual Prv party 898-5577 llFURllSHEI 8LE FINANCING and O¥wnert amcioua Alklng Mtlililt Htaff 1100 Vu 2 tlry 28r S700 $139.900 Call SAO-tl!>l W Ne1lport 28r $875 lrtHltaf Part CdM Ct.arm "°° 8Huf1'ul Uncer l\Om• W Bay 281, w S.9!50 .,. .. ,IC NOTICE Twnllse 38r S 1000 l"UDL 20it40 Flreplace. 2 BA. I Npl Ill Baytt 4Br s 1200 ., , ·-HERITAGE ' • REALTORS FICTITIOUS •USINHI I bl Light lnlet•or• Thie la 8 a y Iron I Condo NA• STATtMENT l ht beat buy In town 11250 The lollowlng person It doing • FH1l1l1 Vall!J 1034 &32•500· 54o-5937 Agt Spyglass A Bdrm S 1«150 bualMM u · Co:ry 2 Br. nettled In th• C I p l2SO Lido 28r den $1550 PROFESSIONAL M USICAL oaks II Sllver•do C•· No down-no qualllylng ••• • fl r • SERVICES. 2915 Jeve RolMI, Coeta •a•lll llllUI-I nyon w ond«ful u .. of 3Br twnhm M ova In, It •a• llEll ot !~~-~~~2°'Br !2200 1700 MMI. Cellfornla 92828 --wood and wallp1per take over $1200·$2300 • -• ...,.,.,. """'"' • Rlclltrd Loult Wiiton, 29 t6 DeHghlful lamlly neigh-New garage. Aleo, an nagot pymts Sllared Beaullllll Vista Sllopplog Ba)'Mle Cova 12200 J1v1 Road. eo.11 M.a Callfomle bortlood Four IC*lklul extra IOI 10< horse, mini-appracl1tlon avall Wiii Cenlor 1265.000 down W&TflntlT 1•11 92828 bedroom• Large llvlrig orchard, or poulble ,,_ trade Sue 891-!>5!>6 NNN L-1 Bkr (&111) 111·1• This~" coodvcted by., 1 room with llreplace l>ulldlng? i\eaumable lst 1---------1--43_3_-_17_2_3 ______ 1 ________ _ ll'ldlvldual. Cooalderable upgrading To and• wtlllng selltlr IHI. ltacfll 1040 lact•t Prt 1 USO 1111 WllOllll Alellard L Wlleon Cuatom pool Exceptlo-Call Mary Rk:harda. A•· No Down-No qualllylng 3 ORANOE· 3 Br. 2 Ba. cc!:y'~';~teg=~t= ~;~~.C::.lble financing king 1110,000. 7!>9-9100 Br 1wnllm Mov.-tn, llU I JlSIUIE CIEH den. $700/mo.1197-4783, o-t\bar a. 1982 fl l• lJOO over. 11200-11300 ,,.. Plln 2 • Hlghly upgrad9d, 1 _be_f ._1_0_1m_. ----- FBMIS1 l~~~~~~~~~~I gotlabte paymentt Sh• lmmacul•t• 2BR. lem Super condo, 2 & den & Publltrted Orange Coast Dally 1-red appreclallon avail rm, dlnlr>g rm Jacuul _, bar & dining a llt11ng PllOt, Dec 12 19, 28. 1N2. Jen 2. PSSTI Will lreda Sue 891-!>558 I Pv1 lln1nclng $389,600 rm & lrplc a petlo & 3 car t983 5332..a2 IEST IUY lmat 1044 , .. By owner. p.tnc ooty gar Only $1200 P< mo Ml.IC NOTICE flCTlT10UI IUI M ll Ni\ME I TATaMINT T lie lo/towing persona are doing bualo.&U:. NEW FOR YOU, 17440 17th Street, Tustin. C&Ml0<nl1 Emlly ForbH-Ruhl, 11150 Tustin Vlllege W1y. Tuetln. Callforflle 92680 H111lle O'ShH. 488 82nd SlrMI, Newport Beach. Calll0<nla 92683 This bu•lnMI It conducted by a g-111 partnerlhlP Emily Forbe.-Auhl Thia buslneaa WH llled wltrt the County Clertt of Orange County oo Noveml>ef 23. 1982 f'Jlllat?t Publltllld Ora,.ge COHI Dally Pilot Dec 12. 19 26. 11182. Jan. 2, 1983 Pia.IC NOTICE 559-6901, 640-14'~ Tenols, pool & apa Harry ~r~~~=.H:i~ CAIYON Ill llEll DI, Frederiek agt «131-12&8 lare below tll• competl· CREEi 14 l -lah1f4t area lalHa blaa• l2" tlon •t 1209,9001 Setler Bulk sale price. KMp •• 2 er, newly radec01a1ed. la rHdy tor oflen on 11111 " bdrm, 3 ba Plan 4 In apartmen11 or Hll H good cond. 1700/mo, eu~rb 3 8drm ~ bSttr Norlllwood.. FanLu1lc ~ ~yre-new Llated w 1 ,., flt r ~ 6 n 1a 1. Monaco Won't tut. call horne decorited In neu-•I 7 2 X'a grou Call 213· 790-9000 dy1 or nowl 84&-7171 tral colors Lovely patio Ctthy 11 790•7302 ..,... .,, and •P• Plus Ille added INRI IU&. n ... THE REAL ESTATERS MIS& VlllE 1~% LI. Juat a llttle T .L C. ne. ded on lhll 3 bdrm home In prHliglou1 areal GrMt opportunity at onl y S 124.500 Don't wait oo 11111 one Cell 979Ji.370 \ ( >I l / 111. • 1: , '. . . . .. . . I MCOrlty of • gated com-2 bdrm plu1 den, fire-· munlty Tllla It e mull lll-2111 place garega, patio. ::.h~o~.:ecldtng on 1---,-11-1a-,-1.-,-1-1-,-1,-,,-1--1 ii!•~. S775 875-8921 FanlHllC .,.. 40,000 , __ ..:.._ _____ _ ~lsor ·Realty 651-1177 eq It under root. 3 acrM lalMI ol land 200 P<kO pl.cea Ptal111la Utt 12.850.000. ,_..:..;;;;.:;;.;;;.;;.;;..._...:;;:;.;:;.;. ILida nn~·-" 1 I Tl~ \DI TI<)\ \I 1-lL\I I ' ~- STEPS TO BCH 1 Br, duplex Yrty, utll pd No pkng No pall 210 "4th St, front $550 mo «15().-44 SA. Ctn!! ••I •ar UH LAROE COM hom•. 2 Stry. 3 car ger. OCean view For leaae, 11350/mo. 851-8110 deys, 7&0-3G&O ....... 3 Br, 2 Ba, duplex ..,,..,._, dack , 2 ctr gar, 18115/mo. 717\+ Orchid Work 540-41181, hom• 640-112111. • 4 Br. Pr•l'J'll•r Harbor Ridge Eatate home, Leu• tremont model, br .. lh- 11k Ing, unob1truoted vie. 12700/mo, Long Ot ahdh t9rlh lff.M, avail now 1eo.19n • .... .... • • I f W ~"''~ .: _,~·~<> ~ g ~~~~· -• .....;a_ --· J1a ' 1-t . • l----==~;:;;;:~;:::::;;;;;;:=lJt!tl!!J!!llL.------·+Jl!.afill...tlll.lllllll-..iiiiiiiiill+Cf!~~b!51ll!~!!Q~~-~·~J!~!!l~I~ . I ,. r1·--•• IT....,11.twl ... •~1.._ ______ __ ~l ,04 plf' QiJ Clllld oare In my lloma 8l\atn900 6 etMm CIMll QUALITY "IMOOIUNO Tllll 1HAUUNO·etudant wllga Totll Ir• MfV,lendecepe, PAINTl!A NEl!OI H•r II I/ .... llH Moel 111.1bJactt, K-1' { Tha•t 1 A', ....,, ,._ lU18'de ea.ta M.-Color brlghtanete, wlll Patloa-Addn't-Oech T~/tetn0\'4ICI Qeen I truck, uma lo 1ate1 handyman <*'*II, "'• W0.-1<1 30 Yfl exp, Intl 40 0., watwheeltf 12211 Dey/ .... te 6 t12/IV 1~,. ~~ ,..-, ... z.fae OtPll • 10 tnln blMcft ICINNITH M~LI , I..,., 7111.,.11 Thank you 7119. tt7t IOl1fY 25 yrs. &Se-Ot14 I ext AcouatlO ~ UG Mr Morgan .. f.6171 '°day act w1LL arr"' my CM tlome. ~::;, 11v;f&c;t':!!,11:1~ Lc1e 1'4t21 .... "12 o':ci.n1noid:pa ma1n1. Jolln M1t••!J J ~~r.~:~no ·~1~2 ltt••• ltryk• Wld ,.. __ al " In the pr'8f w., ~ yard, ctv 15. Ouar .. Im pat .it 9ou, .,...,.....,a, e¥t It• wort! oommtlflCIUll, HAULING 6 Cl.l!AN·UP8 ORICKWORIC. Small )Obi. AUUMU .. "._ II f "*"· ,..... .... 2174 odOf Ctpt rapelt 16 ~· . . . I c~ No*lln .. 2·21173 CA.Ll RICHARD N-port, Coate ,,,..... PAINTING·ll'AEE HT I Wrllla!' ' upd•ted pre>-WI WAIH WINDOWS I DAILY CHILO CARE.~ borne. :f~ ft.if:,"-m~Hll pmell 9 _ . • '~ •llet ~~· ~67 .. 12~ .._ l!v!Qf. A•I• t7~·3lJll _;t~~~~~ ~~·~~ :,~,; 1 11 , .... Pt~ . , Plot ~~::-· ':'~9 . OAYWALl TA .. INO I ~rt···· eAICl(-8TONl!·81.0CK IST CLASS PAINTING .... la. ~.:''~·=·Oii~;'~~ •I W• c;.,. Crpt CIMNtt All TeJ1tU1• & Aoa,,.11e l!!JO&llon Jim 861-0121 u ft H M 1..,1 lt•I ll'rple:e, plantar•. bbq'e Wallpaper. lntle•t R•· _ _ SERVICE CaWut llUtat StHm CIMtl 6 UphOI. "'" "t !Cavin t50·90M L.\WN & YARD MAINT .,. r v • • • Fr .... I Alie 848-0484 palre. ''" "' 919·6204 Huber Aoollng·mll IVJM19. ---Truek MO\lf\1 Unit OAVWALL/ACOUSTIC ~lffn. I lle'd furn~90<>l·wet., heel Naw·race>vl'·daclce I ....... •......& '"°' CABINETMAKER WOik gu1r. 846-371t All ......... •4 .. ,. ••p. ,,J. ~ •. up•.:-"~ ..... .u... tateotronto •Ion Hrv·•lc. Everything In M•tonry 6wanll()tl & Son Painting Lie .•• I 11102 648-973-4 t ......,.," DID[CTQRY 21 yre ••P Cuttom·llll .. ti"'" ...... '.. 1• ",,. 7,... 0 ... ,..... .. ~ ___ 1 ~ Llo/bon~ad low, low t'!tunn1a1t .exJ ... .!..JtA•u Thmt ell eontrtc10l't wtlO 1 II\ twnltw•. 1.lo'd, C ..... / Ctanett -ru V ............_. ~~~ .--i~-™ . » l•M" ft•••C -Wll"rterpnew 11'3•"9, 110fM from 1396"° lndlvl· ...,.,lllll.lllY--pailOilh WOif\ ~ - 1<911 lkirkatt 634·1461 Cement·Maeonry-Blocll oon111e1or 632·6114t •• a ROBIN'S CLEANING •m du11 ;oom•. from 146 + Don't , .. ,oof. rapelr . II lnoludlno labor and 00 IT NOWI "'"' ..... Y04Jt Omlly Pt&ot S«vlce Olfeot«Y ~eMnlltlw Ml·Nll, ut Ill '"1tlea1/ ..... •I CARPENTRY ·MASONRY OESlON·ORAFTINO DAVE 494-1003 ,._____ Wall Cua1 uc l!xAd In Ill home repair•. Servlc:•. a thorOugllly 11 mattflli.. Rat•. lnturad tr.cllon ol 1$ 1157·21190 m11.,1e11 lnilll be ~ _. ... l!J •381o'51 AOti'7!7.2ea3 llettrltal AMI. No Job 100 8Mall CIHn llouH. 540·011&7 •A· 1 ••wt•• Lie 205341 831 ... 870 ROOFING REPAIRS Md Unllc:oenMd c:onlr.00.. Aernod /Repair•. Lo,.,.. ElfCTAICIAN Priced Btlan 8eo-3099 ...... Top quality 25 yr ••P 1°'' allOuld tO ..... I,. Oeolle, palloe, tancH. Caudt Tilt ,1,,hl frM H llmat• on .. E'TICU'OUS MOAT'S Hou .. c:IHnlng. reliable Com"'"lltlve retM fal!dq Small Job• OK Fr•• th•lr 1dvertl•ln9. Con• ff s 752 9658 • · "' .. rat Own trenep RH• ,.... - -Hllmatae. Call Tom or tractor• and c:ontutnet"" ,.. •t ,.,,.. • ITOE,. TILE large or tmlll Jobt •ll·tT lllYIOI YOLANDA 842-0406 No ovtftlme 730.1353 Fat1hlng lntarlor Oeelan Cllvell, 642-e3112 c:ontect Mary Orondla el EXPEA c11pan1ar doae • Lie 3tee2l llJ~JSll Plumblng·C1tpantry· ·ABC MO\/ING· HANOINO/STAIPPINO (714) 651...0N with ~ 1dd'n1, ramod, daclle Expert 11191811 "3--32113 LIC'D ELECTRICIAN £lee IP&llU Pt.llTY Oulck. Careful Sarvlc. Vlu ·MC &ott 645-ll325 lltef Ltalt lltfllrt4 quaetlone Contraotor'it' Skyflghll & repairs. Fr .. c~n• Can Ouel worlt·AMI ,.1.. Uc 83521151 t51-~7 Ci.tn'ing Service Cl••· W• dO packing 552-0410 I bpert w•llcover1no Ill· lnexpenelvefy 161-17111 Siii• L.lc«tM Boerd. 26 : Ht. Oen, 141·45112 Fr• •I Tom 1131·6072 DUNHAM HOME nlnen IS naKI to Oodll· STARVING COLI.EOE 11all1llon ANI. CollMll· Tilt Chlfc Center Plan, I AEMOOEL/AEPAIA c:~=[~. '°;:;tr.'0!~ TOP QUALITY WOAK IMPROVEMENT neu 842"86011 STUDENTS MOVING ' ,.,,, Allllgnmt 5&l·HOO Room llto, Sent• An~ .• ~ StorH. olllc••· homH. CM ll<>tna. 645.9199 AT REAS. RATES 1131-11530 11 wlll clHn your hou1a I co I.le Tl24·43e MmOILHI Al~~~~d~Ni:Ju~~~~~ :C:A=ll:2:70:I==:::::::..~ latbJt :fd'2oc~:~~ ~::'~: Chlld Cara. eam to llpm Llc'd J~ 973.7544 8 !~~~~·~~~2~::~"; or ln1urad 64 1-11427 Wallpap«lng 871-1024 Rafe John 1140-11217 I dad, ln1. Lie 191601 HOUM, enaoll1. y11d Full AESIO/COMM'l /INO .. u., WATCH us OAOWI ----.. ---· Driwwa)-9, P.,lllng Loi Patombo Collllr or par1 time 642·2995 20 vr• Do my own wOl'll DUMP JOBS lactat Tax Pl11ttr/ lef!{r TrH Stmct j To place yow•~ S~h~~~ 11&2·8314 CMsllan motl'let wlll oat• I.le 276041 Al 6411-81211 'c Smtll MEovlng Jobs ...c:-... -., .... Tu <>--·lea P1l•tl11 ED'S PLASTERING -~Ing pu"~ ---------111 Mii< 6411-13111 -r....,_ "" ..,.... fl•I Pll...,l•t N .. I p1tch ... lnl/axt $$LOW RATES H ,..., .,_, "·--· lt--'ct lor your child In my c M r -'t ·-·1 l .. , I Home/ottlea IPPll. "' A "•S-8258 TrH lrlm/ramov. clean phOna The tuta11 draw In Iha \IUc •n home. 557-e395 •ru art -· • 1• •I HAULINO.QRAOINO &3 1·4871 by Alcherd Sinor Lie eetuccoe "'" up1, mowtno 554-7011 Delly Pilot WHt. .• Dally Piiot No SIHm/No Shampoo CUSTOM REFINISHING damollllon. clean-up 260&44 14 yt1 ol happy PLASTER PATCHING Clulln.d, 642-58711 Cl...in.d Ad Cell Today Stain Spac:llllll Fut Have eomathlng 10 Mll7 Furn. & 1<11 C•blnet1 Concre1• & tr• removal. SELL Idle lt•m• with 1 locel cut1omet1 RHtuccoe. lnllaxt 30 ALL TllH 111¥1011 842-58711. dry Fr• •t. 839-16112 Cluellled wt• do It well. STEVE &75·2383 Quick e«v 1142-71138 • Diiiy Piiot Cluellled Ad Thank you, 1131·4410 yre Neat Paul 545-21177 EKp'd etudallte 956-1111 ...... Oataral.... ... ... Uatanl .. M ...... v •• ., ... ,M ,,.,.... •• fual1W Atl!!•••••· Vat. ,,..,. ..... Oat. ,,.,, ..... Oaf. I Aprtatall Vaf. , .. , .... t. Vat. ltat•l• •• lkart 2tOI CHta Mt11 UM laat. hac~ 2240 l!!!!ft ltte' 2211 IHL IHc' 2640 hlMa Ctlta Jina 2724 Coata fllnt 2724 Raat lttc~ 2740 l!!J!rl ltac~ 2711 llllllUTI WAITUI ......... 2707 c I M e h II I . Have I bedroom lafl In • ~ 1 •• "" • ttllT 2 bdrm, 2 ~· den, r · Harbor View Homea, 3 bd. llTATI LIYlll lrg 2 Bd. Beam celllngs, ;; : 0 ~: • I "II~ •. uut~ I ' 2Br' 2811, cpl, drps. pool. w1m• llEITALI cornet home In the -1 - Ang, yard, No pate. Ulll nr Mall, ul·d•· ac, 2 b•. lovely home, comm BHutlful p.,ll·llka eur· 1295 Nlca Bachelor, reep, lot• ol wood thruout. 645• 7856 5PM.9 PM · 2 b 1k1 fr 0 m b ch , 3 & •Br. CloH to water. and of Coat• Mesa 1200 1 pd. 1525/mo. 111 plu1 '750 5311-7664 pool , gardener . rounding•. Terraced adu1t.Nopat1.Ut111pald. eerv ber. $4110 2258 T ' I 547.4151 or alt 8PM turn & unlurn, reUOll•· monlh plu1approll.120 1ec 848 '1• W SPAC,cuetomexec.4Br, si2001mo . Avall pool. Sunken OH bbq, 1oeE.BaySt.Apt9. Maple 673·8803 or on. 536-71153 bla.1U11menltles.Brokar monlh In utlllllH. Man tllh.41111·11117 3 Ba. pool. •P•. many 1115-83. 6411-8846 ap.,kllng tounteln1. 548-7356 675-4912. pretllfred. Call 645·23111 .• ' .. a1200 /mo EHlblutf Condo. 4 br Spaclou• room•. Sap•· Naw 3.den.3 b•,3 tplc.3 0 2 Bd I I 2 Br 2·.; Be. APT 2 I Eutllde, reap acllt1 pr• :;.. ~221 . 2'1\ba. 835 Ami-(No II), r•t• dining tt••· W1lk·ln car g1r1ge, 1 1eoo mo, d•alwuKh•r. bbq,rlm•c'ubz.'1 o"n· ..a..8tiB.AU trple'•. small y111d, llngle laa Cltatatt 277t Shr tro home or aondo, lerrad, 2 br, 1 b•. ga· • "'v cloeate home lflea Charming Pen. Pl, 5 br, • """'-garage. Waler paid. 1 lat IHI depoelt Ulfll r•ge . 11125 /mo . 3 Br 2 81 eueherd, 1925.2 13·541•44&0 knohalllCeblnata Walk 3'1\ba.OA ,petlo.11200 bll w vu 1 4 115 mo APAllTMllTS cl111dok,emallpel se50 2 Br 2 81. nr San Cl•· 966-114711,662·2«11. &73-7544 Adami., ... Femlly pre(. Pl.USH 2 BA VEASAll.· 10 Huntington Centllf. mo. Agt. 1173-9060. 826·5147 BHullfully lend1Capad mo 545-2000 Agent, no men le Hoep .. petlo, AMponelbla mela/famlle Euteld• 3 er 2'h ea. Nopate.'750/mo.lnclde LES PENTHOUSE 18drm·turn,S515 Ci u4tl • 2722 2 Br I Ba, 111 nr. Pello. garden1pt1 Pool&Spa fee. newtydecor•led,welar&l 2s-35toeflara2bdrm,2 private patio w/epe. tncd lawn MrY 1164--21111 Quiet All •m•nlllH No pate. uuuu .. ,, .. , rt 1 crpt, drapu, 11011• & Patios/deck• No pall 1 Br 1 B• upet•lre APT.. g 1 • Pd' $ 4 8 51m 0 ', b• 11 Prom<>11tory Point. backyd, ramod. llllchan, HOME FOR RENT ~.",,a~• .. : 0 w I II 0 0 . I.A QUINTA HERMOSA mn " IOW 0 I w . I 4 7 $5 ' m 0 I Bdrm S475·S490 dllhWHhllf, private P•· 891" 11144 I '385 Mo Avail 1115. Call 2 car oat-0-1950/mo Huntl~n Be.ch 2 .,...,...,...,.._ 111211 Parllllde Ln, 1 blk Large 3 Sr 3 Ba. many 556-9550 716 haUm.,. 2 Bdrm 2 Be S5eol llo. llngla garage Walllf 2 Br. $485. yHrly, new Alli.on 675-&204 1st lut & MC ~532 Bdfm . Fenced y111d II.th. • w,. W. ol BMch. 3 bike S. 1menlt1H. S 1100 Call A. 2250 Vanguerd paid I cl'llld ok, no pell decor, pool, nr bHch. M/F lhr 4 Br 3 Ba CdM 2 Bt. anclad Qmt-0-. cat· & ~ar•o•. Kid• 6 pate 2•,; b•lh condo. N•• of Edinger 847-5441 Dorothy 1173-71175 UY Yll Tl... -L ~~~5 -t !!~~ :i'o'\~545-2000 bus No pet• 4118-&217 hH. 3 Ba bklt. LR/ OR. ~ P•t•. dr•pH. 173 w w• com• 54~2000 carpal, paint, clean and • '350/mo up Bach . 1 BAYFAONT, I BA. 1 BA. Yet 3 1.,oe bdrm Bachelor• $3951 • . -2 bd. l',o\ b•. blk 10 bell. Walk t o Ch $245, W 11 eon No pet 1 Aoafll, no 1"· avellebl• now I 1.050 & 2 Br. unlurn & turn trig '825/mo 111, tael Yea .. .frplc, patlO 1 Bdrm s485·S400 I children & pet• OK 111/lut, dep 990-0&09. S525/mo 1131-48&9 •Why throw rant 1w1y? mo.644-0350 pool.epa 1811112Fk>tld• $100 dep Yrly v ..... garaoa.pool ,3 1 e 1a1h 646-611te Baat.811Mar 2742 $460 4112 ·&8 37 or 645-2015 - Br .,_ enct-... Rent to own 3BA twnhm, 2 Br. 2 .... Condo. 2 ~~ 842·21134, 842·3112 644-0126 Yes ... $675 No pall 161 E 18th 642-085& Studio Condo. Bll·ln1, 974-7225 M/F lhr 4 Br 3be N__,.,. 2 1 .... '""gar-oe. no down no qualltying ... -845-33111 875-5949 ---2 B ... S325 __ ,,...,I tncd patio, up11, dr..,.a. · · 9arage near Hoaig Ho19 Lliau ltacla 2141 SpaclOua Studio, HPll'•ll Frpt, p1110, AcrOSI bell Pleasant, tunny r I ..... watartront, . c•I no pat $525 plu1 MC I 1200·S23oo nagot $750/~ ~·5324 · -kllchan & bath. frpl~ Weat1lde 2 Br 1tove & 11 Bdrm $490 S 4 8 S 9 6 2 . 4 9 1 4 , ralrlg . garage, no pate 6411-1309 5411-5442 or 770·5&211 ~~!~:~,'~~ s:v•:1~d :fij HARBOR VIEW HOMES 5 I .~~,cl~::. Y~~: ;~~= 1550/mo Utlls paid relr1ge, newly decorated 151 E 2111 5411·2408 964-8886 $450 d 3-2710 Baaul vary 1,0 ocaen vu $950/mo. 4 Br 2 ea. IJlu• uaoa Sue 891·5556 BA 3 luM beth doM 10 or An'n• gij3.12011 •II 760•11e 57 No pals. $450lmo Water l.aroe 1 bdrm 4 pl•• 720 C le .a. La •7.. home, UQ Bcl'I. Prof to • Sonu• Am, llghlly fur· 1hop1 & perk. Commu· 7PM Spac: 2 br. 2 ba. lge deck. P • 1 d • 1" d' Y f • c Shallmer $350 mo L11ua leac~ 2741 •111 IHI • lhr $350 lnci utU. 111, lut nl1hed. 2 car gar•ga, 1 9'· Condo with u•~•· nlty pool. 11800 mo. lrplc, $1125 Incl utll• 6411-4392 648·2613 Llfge Studio wllh kitchen. Ocean view atudlo wllofl. & MC 494-12114 • large bllClly.,d, wllhar/ ~~~8:o~ :t:'\ec:': 752·21117, agt. LuKury studio, tr .. HBO, 1173-9023, 752·10511 2 Bd, 1 Be, redee<>fatad, 2 Br. 1 ea. upper, Eleld• near beach. &hopping. nice deck, tr-. prlveey. Loolllng '°' roommate 10 • dryer hocHl.·up. $500/mo. 1182·1115&. BIO CANYON rt~..:::d ;3o~;· Unu1u11 Bach Apl 1325 git, pool Chlld 01( No No peu $450/mo $3115/mo lncld• utN1. 191 Ideal lor quiet •Ingle. lhr lu•urlou• ocamnlront TIL .... 141·1HI 2 sty condo. golf courM, Utll• Included pets. 1s25imo l399 A 631-815$ mo + $500 sec. to move 1450 499·"223 3Br condo In Npt Bch -------------1luxurtou1 2 br. 2 b• ldull 2 br, 2 ba, gu trplC, wet Mobile home, I Br. w/llv. 1173-5585 Bekllf. 641-07113 In Hotel c1111ornl1 Apia IN.. 2900 Newp0r1 Cratl Call Ed Ellld• lrg qule1 3 Br, 2 Ba. condo, 2 ety. Prime loc. 2 ber. pool, S12QO/mo Agl rm. Av.II now. Oii prlv 2 Br 2 Ba Condo near SC Leroe I Br adult, nur L • 8 v • me s a a g f 1142-61168 frpl, O/W, lndry, O.,· No yr• o ld No pets. 642-11113 bch. w/pool & MC. $500 Couple . 2 bdrm, 2 b11. Plaza, sv111 J an 1 1110p1, pool, Ill ulll1 pd 494·27117, "493-7137. Ulllll IUOI ----------------Pete. '795/mo. Oard. $700/mo. 1183·7979 mo Incl ulll. 4119-1604 •fl M•nv ••lrH 1725 1550/mo. 751_31111 1 8 8 4 M o n r o v I a MITlll Ill 2 bdrm hou&e In LAgu11a 359 Woodland. 1173-3800 Npt Cr"t • Br. plus tr, 4;30. 575.3572 548-0336 Beech Washer/dryer, 2 bd. 1 ba. Frpl, Patio, But. larliltar 2142 1v1111 Jen 10 2 er w/g1r $485. Nu cpt, Newly decorated 1 Br & Jltwprt ltacla 2711 Wkly ranl•I• 1115 up g.,•u•. walk to beach. Bit-Ina, Aafr. WIO. Obie Lro 4 Bdr 3 Be, dbl gar, 840.8208 1ge11t l..,.rt lttc• UH Ce1t1 ••n 2724 1 5 7 5 .. C.. Or an g e Bachelor & 1011 ept. P•· Color TV. fr•• collH, 1300 mo plu1 •,; .utll . .... " -638 4120 I 5PM Water NO FEEi Apt. & Condo haatad pool & 918'11 to 4114-5872 evenings. Gar. Gardener, Nlca newly redac«11ao ..,.,,,, Beaulltul home 3 Br. 2 BL E.llda C.M. cute bachelor • • • 110. enclld gar11ge1. pool. rental•. VIiia Rentals. ocean Kitchen• evall ArH, No Pele, $800. ()y9 213/422-45511, .,,... 2 car g.,aoa, pool, epa, Spidous slnolt Ont 1"400/mo. SJOO MC. Jay. pd •P•. rec room No pets. 675-o4912 Broker. 11115 N Cout Hwy Prom Pnl. Fa lo lhare 2 645-3803 213/424-7471 verypnvata. 1 v-ar lea· • c• W•ltu, 113l-t2&8, , BA BEAUTY 11111, quiet $465/mo 393 Hamlnon. 2 8r 281 from$525.No Lagunaa..cn 4114•52114 bd, 2 bl, vu ept. P.,1 M-..VardeExecHome.4 Ima. 2244 M $1360/mo.Avallnow. &twobtdroom agt nr991e. dw, 1>a1<:ony, up, 6"5-441 1 patt Ac:rou from N-· turn $400/mo Tari bd, 2 ba. en·v. l'rpl, Obie 714177().-0347. lp.lrVntfllJ, SPECIAL I view, pool, •P•. no pet• porl BMGn Golf eow... IUUlll llfTtl "2711:~g19 or 963·7873. x Gar Lrge beck yrd leMI ,...r ,_, lmmac;. highly I I . 4 8 5 T 0 p • r • • a •••. ltac~ 2740 545-4855 Wkly rental• now •veil c•;• & wetar'pd upgredad deta ched 39'2Ba,trplc.lamllyrm.11J •~ f· • MOVE IN ALLOWANCE 549-2«7 $t05 & up. Color TV 211 ur old Protaaaionml la $975 + 1200 home In Woodtwldge 2 ~11000 pr mo Fred T• Large 1 Bl crpte, drpe. IUIPIPEI lP1'I With 40' OOCk lor Pol#et Ph 1 2274 ' S ':"° 1,:'~'i'tt 15-113 Br & den, atrium wlte>•. n«•. agt6J1.12ee I • I lndry rm, prkng, water 1575/mo 2 Br 2 Ba 0 E Y P CE boat 3 BA 2•,; b•. OOll• Non~,~~~ CM willl"Q to Illar•'"'.:} acur ty v • m•lnten•nca Ir" yrd pd. gar. trig. xlnt loc. no townhOUM lrplc. patio, A l TVOLLIVELA do S 1200/mo w/dock, -~4!.w7 "' I bcl, 2 b• llOuM. Eal • 540-4734 l.ake pool• tennis Bluff 3 8< 2 Ba, F.A , 19f11 1 1 J• p • 11 Av• II n 0 w . car por1 laundry rm all I .,....,... «., N 8 w I th •am• LAROE 2 Br. 1 ea. duplex. S 1oootmo 11·75•3972 level, new cpl & P•lnt., 831·11"427 blt·ln1, email pat ok :~=~~~ & 2 Br ~~~~hou1 650-ltllO Room a bath In 1U11 mobile 1425/mo &40-1043 • cerporl, nloa yd No Pl1• avee 1175-1558 . $1400. ~YllJY Guinther, FllllNISHED or Eutllide, avmll now. 3 BA TSL Mgmt &"42·1603 homa. •,; blk to ocean Nd F 25-35 10 ''" 4BA lrg • 2 1 7 8 F PI• c • n I I• egt 631· t2A .,..., UNFUllNlSHED 2 Ba. dplA. Fpie. p1ll0. °' •ft 5. 642-822 t •5 acree ot l>Nutltully 1 Br yHrly. ger pkng, Furn or unlurn. $250/mo houM 1229 + v. utll. No '650/mo 6"&-71183 llm&U "LL UTIUTIES 1675 mo. e40-09ll7 3 Br. $475 t•.a, Ba ldand scaped aurroun· 11P• lo beaofl ~5/mo 111/lut Avail Jan 1 Ref• Pal• 631 ... 459 an &pm. 1 to• bClrma at.-11ng at " 2 Or $425 t 8 Inga day a 73 1 ·5446 eve1 Pl•••• Call art 8 pm, A . 2 bdrm. 1tllll·A Chari• $850 to $12115 WHtaialttt m11 P"'ID. HruTU I Sr 11111 "Maple ""97"1 • ._ -... """av•F•pWal ., .. ' lhopplng 675-3218 980-5&« 2BA 29A duplax TV In e . $480. No dogs " u.L1n ,_eon •375/mo Up• Pool. No Pal• 548-9556 EZ p•rk, 1225+•,i, utll _. 642-2259. 6411-7017 -in New 2 bd. 1'1\ ba. ger. CLUBS. ltNNIS r;;~ •. •t~v•. lndry rm. Wff4lad wtllaat • No pats. turn avail IAOIRH Mstr Bdrm, $225, utN pd, 545--03117 Eutelde 3 bdrm. 1 ba ~ ~~·:•~sh~ 0 ~l~r.o~•,v:: SWIMMING plus Sletra Mgmt 841-1324 Bachelor. 1 & 2 eff ap11 (114) 141-tltl UIO latl uttl. ~··~~~~};4•~1°'':'; 1-F-am--non----.,,,--k-r -12-,-2-.50-- and family room 212 I se50/mo846-n72deya, muchmort!Sony, ,W .e ld• 1 Sr, crpte, 1v•ll. Pool, •P•. leund 8081HollandCr,HB I Pref.,tam•,,,_35th llPM Louie Coron1delM1r Lllllen. $625 No pall ty 842 142 ......... rm No pe11 lmmed Oc· Btwn Slatet/Wamar & Balboa 1450 MC dap. I 640-4137 751"'89e -•1 -· no pets. ,.,uucoS drapaa, retrtg., _,.,.pd. oH Beach 650·11ee1. 754-45111 Furn or unlurn room Prl----------------- E11telda 2 bdrm, I ba 651·1177 T ... ~ ..... Val. UIS open dilly 9 to 6. ~~;~ ~~~:o pall. cup Beehalo< 1410 WMIWI 1550/mo. Bacl'lelor Pen-vata home near ace ....... w ..... 2tOt dptx. Enc gar, pr1v yard. ........,,.._ s10 CANYON TOWN· Oakwood Two weak•''" rent Im-; :::::; ::,.sg Spac 1 & 2 br, 1ova1y thOUM. ver1amea, pool, 5200 mo 662"18115 00 YOU HAVE A $4115.Nope11.2sesanto , .lltil.. HOUSE,tuxurtou12Br.2 ,._,,,._ ... _..___._mad occpy 2 & 3 ·8A, 845 Paularlno. plnH & 1trHm1. He. spe, Hcurlty o•••. 1113 Br, 1 ea hou1a, 1 rm SPAAEAOOM? Tomu. 11~, " ,., ...... , Ba. Spect1oul1r golf "41fUIDI "r--nV11.> 1475 to se25. Corner of TSL Mgmt 75".0081 getH, entry by pnona, arnanll .... no pate. C•ll •v•ll., lrg yd Full Prlv. I Energetic collage stu· 751--41198 -••• ~· courae & lake view, MP 2 Ne rt llcad9/No Fairview & Adame. C•ll lg• rec llH Incl gym, 1°' appt. CM. Call 9"" ll3l-0503 dent eeall• houHkH· E.llde 3 Br 2'A Ba condo o a r g 1 r · L • a a • W~ ' 567 •875 •HIATI pool & 1p11 Free cable TSL Mgmt 642•1803 NEW AOE EXEC wU1,ah1re ping chor• In aKehange WOOOSOO COTIAGE. 2 St200/mo. 644-24111. 880 ll'\llnt Aw. • IOOIPUOll lntllll, 2 lrH mo' II ii 3 er. turn Condo w/ona tor room. Pl••H c•ll 1825/mo :J'1· ~yoe aty,3Bd,3Ba.lrgtr.Bl (•t16th) M ... Varda2BA1'Aba, 8411·&591 r.1:1-jil'c'.11 · protpareon.Famaleprel. 545·11217 and leave Waltza, agt 1-12 , pk/pool Nu paint, , .. ..._nll fan'-L.. 645-U04 2 •1Y. patio, W/O hkup, 2 er,. 1 Ba. laudnc:try rm, IUllllllS W'LI ,,. ..... ~ I.Ilg. Hiii• 115M524 n•m• and phone wllh 2 8d Houaa mnd drp•. wehr/dr L•••• _11• ... 14116. Linda, &48-1220 poo . crpu. r•P•• 1t • an•-fno machine. 2 Bd Duplex $1100/mo lmmacul•1a. 1aJMa bl... 2t01 Newport Bed/So. 2 bdrm, I ba, c1rpet1, $400-$4l51mo. l.fg 2 & 3 SA 1ownhOUM COUNT RY CLUB ll INO Room In C.M. horM nr 333 E. 2111 SI CM No pate. 4115-30111 1700161tl St drapee, bullt·lne, beam 2 Br 12B2a.64 ~"!_.•p~!. lndry apts, encl 911, lrpk:. Naar IN NEWPORT BEACH O.C. Collage $250 mo 645-8103 No pate Big 1 br dup4ex. avall. Jen. eel s440 .... "'' Hunt Hrbr hom 1545 SlnglH 1 a 2 Bdrm 540-711117. Qu11n ftr lat ltlZ ____________ ,3 Br. home 2 ee. den. 1..June 1. $500 mo. utlll (at~ llng1, no pate. . rm, '11.w ot golf courM Children Ot< a.o-6807 •pa11~11 & T-.. -·. Room tor r-t. tam l<lt -4 er. 2 be, lanced yard Immaculate $875/mo. Ind. 675-7110 6.42-5113 : 2272 Meple. 831·2927 from Clec;k. $475/mo. " ,,_, v ...... .,.. .... = :e~.,~~·O:: &42-&724 Fllll HllT Tl 1•1MI 551 Joann s::i~. ~1:: cJK e~0 ~~!· 1111 From l5e0 ~;~ ~wport Haight• 155 llinola oaraoa. ..,. & aacure 731 w. 18th. St Cott• M..a 1173-77117 nar. 1800 w/$500 aac BHul upgredad DHr· lalMa OCEANFRONT 0!112·4 Bt I Lrg t br, rafrlge, rmnoe. TIL •1.t 142·1111 6411-llee6, lle0-7484 On Jembor• Ad at 642-&1411 119911-2200 ror Info llald, 2 br & den, 2 ba, Pniaaala Zll7 By wee II or month pool, leundry, carport. 14115/mo 2 Sr 1"4 ea 5.,, Joaquin Hiiia Ad gardener_:2. Cf.JaC:,r wljsma11 t BA apt, new crpt, 1173-71173 . No Pal•. For Hmhtd ume u-vnlt. all bit-In•. I Br & 2 Br. relrig. bulltlnt. • ...... _1IOO Room In 2 Br ept, Dane otfict lat&h Jtl4 • Fttl1 opnf .... _ ... VI,.. drpa. $425. only $395/mo. 931 w . ca:'p·o'rt, lndry rm. b•I· drap ... ' cu pet No --Pt. 1200 & ulll. aero.. -.-11w-· OllTD I Br. Oup4e11 $500 cp4 pr'af. No pate. 50 &75-5068 2 BA. lb•. ocean view 19th St 648-04112 conv p ... 860-21176 OCEANFAONT..J Br. 2 ea. lrom bMCh f40·7141 ,,._, 1 Br. S400 1 1 • • 4 II 4 • 7 5 6 5 . "-· ,.,.... Y~ =mo or wlnt· 2 bdrm condo In Monti· 627 W Wiiton Leroe I Sr. eupar clean uppar unit, trplc, oar Furn. room, '225 & d.. :.utl ~ ~:. 2 Bf. Twnh• 1675 4M ·2487 ...... .... --., • • .... ....._ ..... 2.111• c I 0 .. t 0 b •• c II s 1 1 5 0 I m 0 . yr I y . p09l1 matu..-Fem Pf-' --· -·· -C4lll Don 8e2·1100 _..,, -T -• .a•1 f hM4 cello 675 monthly. ·--•-• -• '3115/mo 1175·2725. 673-4565 Hunt' 8ctl arH. Amanl· M50 ,um/Uf'l1Um ________________ ,L!tua leac' ~ ~~!.-tul .' ~--,. .. ~Ing !'9bclrm. 2 .... ~b Realty 41111-7&49 IUTAIT II 1184-81170 11112-8115 .,,... llH, rel• An•w•r Ad All~ need'°' one •Br. 1Ba. yd, chlldr•n 2 91 derl 2 be 1rp1c dlw ..-rn ~-""-"' " ""' • .._ , 538 1142-4300 24 h monthly t•I welcome. 23& Co.t• mkir~. truti eomp: Gu. -ter paid. P•tlOI, llraplecet m Lo;.·~ N°'awshOt'lport Flrapleca, pool, dl•h·I 82 u~{i.1~ .... ~'au':d"",':. I.gt 2 Br 11r/g.,age Super S~~1~1h1i~;-S~r~ . ~.. &40-5470 M••• St $795 mo epacloue wood deck• pool. Jacuzzi, ••uni, •1 · , •Hiier. p\11 patio , xtra clean~ Cl·.,•• to bell ..., v~.. · Btttb M•ttll ~ ------------e76-15t-4 1110• oce•nlcyn views. tannl1 courte, volleyt>mll Halgllta neighborhood lrg garden 2 Br. a5eo. carport/ 9111, y.,.d/balc. $495/mo 11114-411811 , 788-5800 770-2313 " 1&11 Wa1tclltt, NB. 25& Ell-eda Condo. 3 bd. 2 S1000/mo 4114-45711 coun1.raoroom.Jr1Bt $050.675-1051 567·2841 Smell Pet OIC Fl p 892·11115 cozy Smell 2 BR llou• IEEI' PUOEI lo4000eq It l•I "°°'·I. Fum""9cl '430. O th b II hotel 1 $600.$8251rno. -N bMc:ll ..f'lrept-/ QI· Ra·Hohlble retee Klr-ACJ'AlS4~ b•. Frpl, Micro, b•I· ARCH 9CH HOTS View, 3 Cmll 557-0015 r~ •IP,•:~Cllenetla a lt..er"9 2 Br 1 81 atove & 2548~"0" A.,.. -3 er. 2 Ba ""home 8lTha, rage v .. rly. $100 plua Ilene phOnea maid 400-900 PLUS 1400 eq. fl. conys, encl ~d. dble gar, Sr, 2 ea. lrpl Sll45.lrno .... 50/ Dix oblle II bath turnllhed $250 & I rafrlge, newly decorated, Call IOf IWI c1rpt/d11pa1, lrplc W/ ~·· 645·13117 ~ c I lllll:i n ~ p hou Beyt ~ ala c opnr S7t6/mo + M0-8411 1184-e911 .., mo. m m, up+ '250 ..._,-2308 W utll• lncld. S5U/mo. TSL Mgmt 642·1603 pool SUOtmo C•ll =~;..c;AN~P~;A :;t. ent M roni 11! ~~~2!,!0;~::· Sm2bd,tba,Frpk:,Oat. o~~':~~u~t:~,".0 ,':~'; Oca•11fo",";1, NS., as.1:9~2 WllTUllYIWH 538"092 1 1 ,,;,o;~~:.~~7i_~~;M:· TEL.11187Newpooelvd ~r3.foo3klng, patio&.~ Wik to bell. No Pell, Newport Blvd. 11411-8373 1173·4154 EHl1toa I Bdrm, am111 2 Br apta •vall. Pool. ape, 2 Br 1 Ba, •v•U. Jan · 1175-0023 CM 645-11137. llAITVIL 'tjl 3 Br 2•,i, ba condo. Frplc, 2 MllO/mo 711()..1478 ••.ao OUffM•-but cozy. lots of na1ural laund rm No pate. Im· ml from beech. Pl K I M tel C I -T OllTll car o.,. 1750. 1131·2041' ·····--v1=1 2" .. ., But ..... , .., _..... I w 0 0 d . A.,, ' I 311 5. mad Occup. 1188-421& 1 Br oeeen & bay View, ,,. no 0 on ON _.,,.._ ' 54M035 Wll ~ -3 bdrm, 2 ba. Uvlng rm. 1151·11522 2 Br 1526. IUWtll ""''"kitchen lrplc ""' H~ NB. 1181>1 to ooaan Wllh " .. of reception. Furn. baoMIOf condo nr, HOMES FOR RENT l&ltplPll UTI IO lemlly rm. amen ltUdy OLIVE TREE 2190 Col 1165 W 1tth St YILUll Arches a Olde N~ WIC r•t•. e45-0440 conl. room, kllch, Phone, 1 So. C•I Plua. Ulll pd. Minion Vl•IO 3 & 4 1 8 2. BA. 1450·1550 LH .. and Jan to and . • lSL Mgmt 845-11122 Blvd. 1550/mo. PIUI MCre1er111 & WOfd pro-Pat '*· S500 835-700! Bdrm. 1700·1'725. Fen· pool, apa, BBQ, no pa11, Aug. 1750 mo Incl ger· 1jl:•· 2Br l'hba ttudloe. New tU Bdrm luxury ullla. 1142-3572. BEACH AREA c.ealng. Mall & ~ °' &40-l&llO avme. cad yard• & gu•gH. turn. avmll. daner. 642·t111); I 25 & 1&35 lnc:ludl"g •r 1 ti, 2 II, I Ill. IP" In ''plan•. 1 Bdr('tl •Lro 2 Br. 2 Ba. E.s1Wfi! MrV. evan. MPV•taly II E/elda 3 br, 2 II•. lrplo, Kid• & pate walcoma. (714) 141·1111 Bachelor oondo, bHut. ::i~!:iers· pool. a I, Newly decor. OH pd, •1r~95 1~4o~n~o~d•r•m ,:~C::: lrplo. pool NO PETS. $84/Wk daalttd Cell: Jene. 545-2000 Agent, no••· 111681 Holland Cr. HB amenltlae. 11176/mo I encl oar. owehr, pool, " 11150/mo. 833· 1853, 71•1780.0100 ba1mad calllng, patio, Btwn SlattflW1tnar (714)5311-7701 (11-5:30) 1 SR $370 & a BP 1415. BBQ. No peta.1142-6073. HIS+ pool1, tennlt. 752·61122 AetlQefllOt·Meld·POOI UIO-llmJ comp!. tamocl, ,_ cwp1, l!WJ!rt ..... 2UI off Beach (213)433·6108 _.... Reta required, no pell w11erlell•. pondel OH Nwpt 81dv & Wllaon •nu. ~ m~o. OW. oell cabinets. -352 Vietor la 1145·81111 •IP&Olttl 1 IHI tor cooking & hHtlno 2 br, 2 be. OW, If$, 2 car COtt• Mete 54•9755 Full ..vice. K"P rout i 11000 rno. w/gardanet, Yll IEIEIYE ITI 2 ..... rm ___ ,.0 nr •o Cet Swimming pool, crpt1, p1ld From Sen Diego oar Yrly 1111 411th St. V••t .. ta lntlll no• ~ IOw l Pf°*' i 1•t & lut + dap. No .,... .. , ......... U•f "" ""'"' ~ dr•:··· v•rden •Pl Frwy drlv• North on Av. 11. n 0 w . Ag I -" • elonal llNIQe~· p,.. P.te 322 E 23rd -BMutlfUl&perkllllawlth -• Plan Poole, epa, .. 0 I " 0 1'"" 2211 B h I ., 11' dd I •~'"7'""" "'"248• 1"1A.·•W of . . BIO CANYON: 3 bdrm terraced PoOI Aa.a•n• ll.111 2704 get•. no pell 2501 w ~ . "... . HC 0 ... o I an 0 '" .... """· ... ... BIG BEAR CABIN FOA .. ._..... -..... ~711 M oneco Townlloma •Private Patlcia ~nflower 11 bdrm amell) &42•7312 Agt No rel• S • • w I" d v 111 • O • Excellent 2Br. Frplo In RENT: 1 Ir & loft. ''om Newpof1 8"Ctl M 1 Do- Maaa V•de North, NM!' Olletlc>C*lng I.tie & ,.,,. •Covwed Perking 1 bdrm, flrepl•ce. pool $416 1151·21711 PINE 8lUff APTS (714)8113-511111 LIA. 2 dt'I bay, 1 t>lk bctl. 119 dmlly Mt-1181 \tlf Or. Ste. 14, 431-3141 IQ 38', 2B• home, cut.. w•ra Totelly charming •SC>ICIOl.la -">la prtvat• P•tlO. So4ec> "'°· i 2 Br. 2 a.. c:tlflcl oil, s>e• JR EXEC. 1 Ir twMol'M, Yrty rental 1450/mo. Dys Pwk City lwiury Condo. IELDE Sim cM-eao. clOM 10 IClll1. at '2200 mo. •Dining ArM 842..alOJ lO 2 IA, 2 be. nwty "*J tlo, view, lrplc, ancl1d pool Nf llMCll. No p«e. 732·UU, av/wknd .....,_a, Jan I . Jan 15. LM llOO mo No pate. ---•Wlltl ln aoeet• ltl ... Illa.. ITM ~~.':~·, 1 ~.-. g11 etove, dllh· Broollhwret & Ad•m• m.2os1 ,. .... 50-0707 or Witef frelf IN& 557-.14111 ~~~~~~~ "~:v':.~ ::~ •H~• Kttchen• ' waaller, •P•. lndry"" J~:.~~~80:07·1718. 28f, 2i1 PenthOUM W/ w.ont 11.50/eq It. LHU. 18'1t>a,bltlnl,ywd,g1-JoequtnPfen 28f&dan. 1 blk to Huntington U,,_, jlarge 1 bdrm •Pt. =mo. 1131 .. 101 . ocnVlawBelcOny.lrpfe. luo• llo Seer Cabin. 842-4.,...,M.P,~O 'IOI· llghu & wtr pd. No I t II I k & c.tlter, tren.pc>nm'Uon & l.lltla 1•. plmf, S llory 1 1400/mo Call Stu, • -e • ~-Sl~fnO, Avt/A Feb. 1. Pool .T· ....... _._ TV. 2 Of•tct "'Pace FO• -S3f01 ~nS1 v ewe 0 P" 1 e e In.ya. delu11e lrg. 21r, trplc:, 497·2331 Ot MO~ .... • --No t•~ ....,., -8 ....,.... r .., " "' " ,_... mo toothlllf. ,rHn p l lnl, t 800 87640t7 ~ ldrm Cottmge. 1~ be tow.-.OUN, end I _.,.,.. Ir PI I I•• PI 14 l!A81!. 700 IC! ft, Hit 2 Ir 1 ba, IQe kitchen, ~ retdy. llOO mo. l1'llJTB nll t mo. 2 If. 1"' ... TwtlhM •'· Mt1110e unit, gartge, patio. PoOf, Lo 4 bdrm. 2'~ beth. cto-71•/M6-lt11 Newporl loo. '48-172. WV pcrcll, ~r::'· Ag9nt l40 MeO ...... I carpet/dfapae. bltln gal 2125 Elden, e:t1•11n n•• c.rr•· teoo mo Nd In pellO, llln1 oond. No Tahoe. 2 bd, Avail 1-16 tem-lpm ad, no pet1. I mo, Of~ 140-0011 I ldrm ,rom 1516 fnianll 21fl 1t1 OYe.1_1~petlO,WOt<a•er1 ctllldpald& NEW 1 BDRM. CONDO 64t.21S OloH to bHCl'I. Vrly ttw 140 -------3---.. - MCUl'tty. 2t30 £Iden A.,., "'"NTA HERMOSA · '" · ' ' sm:: 1J9tlalrt oondo, L_, Unltl ..., , ...... •--HJ~. Cell 87'44 It M4-03ft. 8~ _ a~ .. ~·&olOOuna ,... ~roll _,!;,. -.2044 lft 9'wn ,~,"","' p -..... ....._ Ln 1 ..... 2 It 2 8a. )'flV. ~ t475 mo plu1 d•P· v•-1 .,., ,,.. .,.. ' _.. ...., " IP,.._. --------• MoQMn COndO, 1 bd. 2~ "" -~ ...:. eut" non Mlkra, no pate. MH1N •11,,2!~;: dv!.u0u.,ec1 ,!!!• Ooten~:...~' bh!:.!!" lludto, 1 bite trom bMctl. ln•·li .. IUrt 1111 w/good 11w1 ~l•lblllt~ TWO I ldnn. 2i.. .,._ "* ba. 8ee Oeta. on 011 W. ot eeectt.,. ""'' , + dep'I, 21S/ 709-4195, . ._., .. .,..... .,. • """"' l~b1, get, n.--_...,y quiet elngle, pool, $321 .. 417.2351 ~a.curttyQel• Ore a , 1 1200 /mol of~ .. .M74441 u 7•1792 or (?U ) fnJoY ttl3 In a l.,oeN-~W tlh ·~·2739 H50, or upetelre Zlr vtlV M•1410eve F\IMlete to ttlt 2lt. l8a .. 1780 .. wttll vlft tllO. 4~43• -a.-e7a.3tee xury 3 Ir. Apt~ TrHt vvv • I · ....... 1"'-be, new Qpl, belOony, ept l'On•ernkt "°I*• ... amt• "'"8171 1 ._.._ hie I• In -youtMlf 1o 2 la, patio, far 1550/mo, No pate. apeolo11e 2 Ir. I Oen ,,01untory PJ Na bee. M •IMI. ,......,1 -" ~ £. fl.Ull 1386 1 IA~· UtH pd garage & ~· No~.. u~ ftleld 112·2187. R&H lnvell• Waterfront API. All t7W2ll ' eao'y MtYa, ~r. rfl\ •J rmt!la YaU!r llH ....,,""' • bdnn. •~ · New 1~2 bdrm luxury 4t? I Bey Ave e.lbOe M75/mo. 14~·!1391, ~l -· mente •menltlH,, bo•t •llP kit,, mall 11enct11. w Why tllr" r•IU •way? IO tt doctc, '4400 year aptl In 14 ptene, 1 8drm 1 edit 11474166 176-H411. .VIII. No P•tl. OALL AooMmale __,led """'°"" ponelW to J'O'# ...,_ • "'"' 10 OMl tlf twnflm, ...... from .540. 2 ldmt from a 8t t .. upel '11191 bar Lux .,Br conclO. Avlll Im-7tc)o..Ottt ' cllllelVI leltcu~. l .. atld. ,_. Mt 40l it'Wv;: lfl • ttO dn, no ~vllllylng. ll6.o661 1596 Townh10u .. from lrg '111t, p1tlo. 0 N60/mo'. 1p!of, =~~:.=~~~~~: 8eau~~!i apte ':::: ::r.,· !1-..r.::r:: Ht, 2 ... 1100 let n. lo-U60 mo. t?3.e:l17 ,.V ... .,_ MollM •ttOO•I UOO negot. 3 ., I .. ooMO W/OOlf HH + poo ••• tennl•. 111 only 173.5745 ,. H01*1 "436/mo Pl11oeldedl• Ip• heat 1142.174 81ev•. or Mt"°"'" dllUO-eMea, Am!Nt• ... .ti,....... from ..... -~ ... '.::, t:;lenallt.on" ·.~•arlecll, WaOl•I OOUfM...._, 2 tploe, MG. ro~t~no:'~nop~~·.'.?1:,• ~N/IAY VllW Up,' let or-e I dtl paid No pet • 1·7• .. 3'7:1911/wllnda. -V~tpe. IM»Ot. MIO mo. l .. una loft, J* mo. -.. --., ... • II ..... ...W., pool. ll400. •· I e.45·15877 2 Mm. t.: 1511 .. 11-GQJOa "-"' ,_. 41740t7 WM .,............_ _ ...... ........., 1 •• ._,. ,.....,. N7-1U2 pelcl From l•n 01•110 2 .... t •.fro• upet, ~ :t:? "" W w .......... ISi •NS 2 bdrm, 1\t be tMlhM. i'.';;~klie:'.:ti';i';'iiO~~;;;;;i;;".';;iii,"M~I .. ,.._...... .._ ~.,. 'r•'I drive North on w/p1110. Quiet & ci..n. 1 If Tralet, ~·· ut11a " ,,_., • ., "1 ~u 11 + UH dep Nr I •'• I •• ll .. •'to -... W9flMG Mii', ...,.,. W......,-... .._. ......, ~ Tfle , ..... , dr...,,, In tna leacn to Mc,actcten to 11H mo, Yf'ly, lncf utll lor 'paid No ~· ... & Lrt 4/pl••, t ,, , ea, le1c11 llvef •• MC,ld• IHl•cfl 17601111101' ;..,'o-tO·H to •t\f llom• In ...-. .....,, .,.. ... .. ..;;.;:a~ .... W•et.,.aOall1,llot l•awlnd VIii age l Uulla. No pet•. retr. 11t. p lua I N . ~.w1 .... S.Cto1mo, o.n.OutttOidtifP«'IO'I "'1YH0uae .. \/H, HB.nr '11111Gn ""'°"''_"_," ..... ~ Qrd--'A/j.~11. iH•)lt)..61tl t13-a11 " PH/mo ....... 1111 ,......_.,, ~ ~.Ho~I •• _..... ... ~ "2· ....,..,7-.070t tMlit.C.illiM-?IU, "' . . --.. -~. ---------. --·~ -~ Cl. .. # ? f 'If J I I I r I ' .. ltlt hllt HM hlW hlu IU.. I DM•t Jiii t11•lll NH 61!!!. ltet!f I""'· llm!lf nuN111 "id'" W• fill =~·~~~~/. .. , Ptt4 .._,.., P•!!H llJJ "Wt tlft ....... UMCI .. ,.,.,, Wefy OOOd I IO' Jt'. 40'. ' ..... c.i •l•h~ll Cu•lom •Hip-,.,. 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''· too gel fnrad 9121 1n fOOd oondltllDn a llM Office for rent Newport 111~ t>eMflte to m•tur• •llt!llH"ll 1111 1 ~~ II 11:1,om: Marcua U ddl• t•nkt. tre lle r tlAlll °""'.. •" e utom•llO tre111 lotl. ll30/mo Smell wi· Found Cat Mlle Sltwne.. l*IOn In Orange County -IMel . 146 t>nct 81Q 1lr" Mutt.... ( t48TAOJ 12260 firm lhl" euc l ulle C•ll wltlMCOllar 8r00illlurll, CleflCtal ., .. Aeotrdl ... of 111-CARS 1 1001 TRUCK91-11200 Otf.2180 20362 Mf AITlllJZ1I Cell l21')5'>7-6Ml efttt MO-Otte. Bull'latdHB06'-e732 LllAL Trant,Aet•,Hl·tt:te perla nce,wrll•FO 17111 ,Av•ll•bl••tlocel lttrllt 7014 AOllCllaSanteAn•Hgl• p1•••11 7pmup 101t)Opm,. 8eu1, Pree , 8011 711, '1 O v I I a I a I Ct 11 -""" It no anawer, PLEAS! Pr"'-Fount .. n V•l'-Y 0 . Found Germen Sh•· AIV!ltTJIJll OIL COMPANY ,., WPtlll 'h 7810 (I. I u n 0. b I . I nnv ~TnDll'1 '•''''"' IUUUllP! keet> trying :0.-t ;:•, •rl t(tO 1~11k I ~·t~;-;·-~. -• 1.-tlll'lllT ottano~P~~: ~ ~:.:i~~,,!:~."'~0 ~2~~tl~~:~~~~Zct~ UM OiUM&; Slanfe M•t•1 ~-· ·11 Squelfbeelt.. AM/ •• 666-7 7 11ec St.,I 1mmed 136, . ._" on now to pu1ctt ... 24 Monthly boat ttora"e, 1111 Afllll ~ ,M 1ferto aOOd condl· 7141"8-1134 1--- 1 - 1 ------Suburban d•ll'; newtPI· 000 + • yt For Into 0111 TWIW HIHll llr• 1 ~~ ~~~~~17"' aecur ly, SPHdllff 11ptle1 Th• 1 I 0 n I t 7 0 O O 8 O lll• ll\auranoe ag•nt • Foun<J M111eo T.,rlft. F . l3 l2I "20 "•8• E t , •• 111 .. t j 551 64112 t /blk M G Id R P•r Hek• retponalbta • ... .. • -.1am '... an.., oe ••· Fa•ttter plt1ow1 clHnad llWna 11111 moet eleG•"' convenlbl• ....:...:._·,;__ _____ _ =lfy ~·~~:. ~;::rt~~I t~l:ver w/brn ~ol~; ~: p•11on tor c:hallengll\g, 22398 F.,/Olreotory ~erlenoe In Ille Armyf unlllud New Down: 1181 laak ltJ tr II fV•r bulllf (20t0) WH , . '70 K Ottle, ltlerp, I ownr nlly IO pcowicla 11111 ...cMJ ~~eve<. 'fl/,_, cot. verle<I work In our legel PUT TtMI Herv•, Alter 1r•I= °"root tlcltll\g lncl'd 1I '40,600... 3t00 Weat Cout Hwy ur nf'. tlrH am/Im ..,11~. l 1S5/mo Hunl. lar . r1no1e Wllippet ~o.~::'.:iOo~:~~~' I E11•• end/or weehnd• =~tt°';;u':i!:'!a•k• 642·4870 14'.0t I ' ' IOW 111,100 NewJf.~4~h = 7:~'19;~ eppr;-::ec:,:z-. -- 8ctl. "3·6841 ~n1'::.~ ::~f.~~~ 1~: bookkMpln9 experlen Retponalble •dull•, over ••Oii Y•tr Elfl\ nlr• *1111810* RV & so•T TlleodOt• Robin• fJOfO ~port • Aliport aret. C oe. 10·kl'/. •"d 1101'11 IV· 21 . with outll•ndlng •I· mona';. PX. reJlremant • " 2oeo Harbor 81 .. C.M ..,1 .. ,., ...... Extc:utlve Sult• l'IH In· M"a Or. M044-3068 ping akllll 135·40 wpm1 I lrecllve per1on1tllt11 10 ben•flte Call too•v tor MAOICISLAND 6A2-00t0540·921t Flat till Perl runl\t n cond dtvldual olftcea avell In Ptrltatll 3011 required Typing el\O I work with youth llgH more tntormatton. Ctten., Membertlllp ORY STORAGE ltt4 ..... ltt4t4 Conv•tllbl• '7 t Spider 1 2 2 o o 6 7 '/. 2 417 . an tnllque lltled bu1lneu SPl"'ITU"'L "'"'"'DINOS epelllng tNtl wlll be ad· 10-14) Ctlt 2·6PM. Coete M... 640.1028 $040 544-7870 ... A •tr......... t"4• Foo W Od W 124 m....,1 rldl1l1 re<JIO 048-HH vi M M ., " """' mlnlllfted. 842 4321, ••I 348. Hul\l 8cll 982·0821 -... "' v r 0 Y •· • ..,, ' • ·1---------:'; t:::"~r l coe~odll~ Advice In 111 met1er1, Own car ~•ary and 1_E_O_E _______ ! Leg Hiiia 7M-525t SUPER SINGLE WATER · Wet B<>ll lllP• gon. 113.000 runa g•HI llHO Al1 6, '72 VW BUG 4 19d, *Y love. mafltege ~ butl-allO 0 1 · llcenee I Dtlla Point 493· 1901 BED Hae ...,ervtttlng but •vellable •lao 876-4908 good cond New rldlel :t~"'1•°n,! 11~~e P;rrl~~ neu Al•o counaellng ~'{!~al Ori..,;: PAltT TIMI Tuaun 73t.o481 mattrn• SOO 6-42-0835 H AIU 192\FOfO Mooet A Town Htdl tlll lirMllran• AM/FM Vel· Include racep11on1tt. 18 15 So El Cemlno AHi, Compattllve Hlary end EYH /WHlHtl I W I . •Pllnrffl* IAYltll YIWll :r~~aon . S 10.0 0 0 IOw w/blec:tc Baja •tripe cont rm & collee wlltt San Clam 492-7298 ~~Illa. 40-ttour work I Make utra SI llalpll\g Wa tert . a tr-' Hos· 1 1 lllH lllTlll1 $1000 OBO 524-8 167 -Ip, ..... & -~r•tarlal ........ voutll carriers promo•• ..... fapet Praf'<J Tile Quality mll1ed wood, or 100 lltt Ott ""'' n •••••· .... , • .J W• can help! 8ef0fa you ....... wtlnOa " ~ FAMOUS CIRCUS 11 G11noer Newpor1 Beectt. oak, dall11ere<J anvwtter• tl• 1•11 n . _ _ .. ..,.., ... . ..,.,, evatt For Interview, P ..... call t air own Hteblletteo 642-881!1 714/638-48ll0 •· • ... la ltaM tlOS buy c • ._.. our un .... t• '72 SIPE• IEOU 714/033-9976 our Peraonnel Office rout•• M11ure, out· IU bl• aelactlon, Hvlng1 " Airport., ... E.ac Maximus 642-4321, ext 277 going, •llrlcilve perent•l J·~· w..... 5105 Newport BHch Tennll • LWI I 1112 and M<vlce lod•v• Good cond SterfO New sunea trom 225-450 •q1 M•n•o• Pu101 Gor-OlllllE OllST ~~~r:;f.~ ~:~~3~~~ NEED A ~~1/:e'U~"1n~u~~ Traa1port1taon ALFI IO•H IPllH I lllYEllln ~:~i~15'a~3800 c 111 It geoue girl• 10 MN• you DAILY PILOT a1tt 3•8 HOUSEKEEPER? Trenalet lee 045.9554 · llcyclH 1012 OllVUTllLIJ Ulll l 111¥10( 78 vw. ~to Ouher we-11 per aq It Meny lllras Open I 0 tO AM Ill 4 330 8 S Hard -working college 2050 Harbor Blvd Call 557-7010 r m un W. •'I I Pienta ln1arlo1 Maka 1)/1 lluden1 Seekl llOUMkee-Rere Zebr• Skin E1tlr•· 23' NISHIKI to SPD $211 COSTA MESA gon All cono alnt c:on<J ~~I•~ o;~ 1N~.~~: CotEo"E,~MF malnt pereol\. oepeno. ping chorN '" a.ccttange mely bHutlluf Prolet· ExtrH, tlgttlly uaeo, .. 40 1140 Only 20,000 ml 13400. Beet deel In Newport 1~~~~~~~~~ , o m e p I an 1 e • p . tor room Excetlerll refe-slonally done Mual -1150 073-8776 & 58 plu11e1t per montl'I v • 844-1847 Center Datu .. o tllc• Blvd. Fullerton 1: 548-5022 rane e• P l•••• call to eppreclate Perteet tor tor 48 month• on eppro-80 Honde Accord UC, 10 -,-1-0-.. --0-1-llY-U_TllU __ .ult• 1067 IKI II s1 25 114·110.1112 CUltlOIL/IFPIOI -1n1tn M•••111 545-8277 to dt1eu .. d•· 09". Secr111ce 1800 obo, ,Mtltrcycln/ v • o c r • d 11 c • P m11 ... AM/FM St CH• aqll.044-9800 ALL MAJOR CREDIT Mature per•An w/ofllce l"ft -!Ille 631·0905Loula e. t 1011 COll·l12 ,100 00 . •t C ._ d s•200 ReO.rul\axlnt.12900 CARDS ACCEPTED ex..,., & nan":"I ~now•~,,. 30 " Llgun• B••oh. MM tu rHld el $4872 00 I ' I ... . .. •P v • 673·41t4 67~70 *Hllll lfFIOll* .. ~ •-" ....... 1amlreureo couple for Rel1neo Uve-1n nurff. G• B•by lll·cttatr ·02 750 Hond1 Magna of pe~m~la-S13.S17°7~. 751•2401 evH t MO FREE RENT •T .. lllllT lllln* 01 b kkpg. tO key by nlgl'lt & wknd duty 1latrto1 preferred. Loe 13o Good condition Exit cono 12200 10 11ar1IHN1111 month Jeaita tl31 'II Ill 1100/llt 1 room to 2800 1q It 24 hr Outcalt Mal C/C'a touch. type 50·80 wpm. Comtor1eble apt & u111 rels 631-6590 Ext 101 540-3573 847.7901 pa 'I m a n 1 & Good transport c.Jt, n<J• From St .t6 •sq 11 Adj 1180-8914 Knowledge ol Burrough• R •I• • mu'' all 2PM Hlgtt claH Paik Ave. 11c e n1a)·S548 87 '73 JenMn lnterceplOf Ill. eome body vw ork Altporter Inn & Frwya. T-IEllY'I ~;t,·~~1~ J:~g8~~ ~~~~: 2131427-6509 beby carriage Sl50 '80 RM 125 1 n" 115887) eldl cond ••O eng. _4_9_•-_6_7_94 _____ _ Call AM 833-3223 , A . I 549•3513 Never raced, clean. 4 • ., IEADH IMPORTS $6900 879·0801 ,73 Bug. n-paint. Int, 11 Go-Go glrl• (t o go) 54 -1060 or 54$·4050 REAL ESTATE Dlml I 080 848-3800 alt11 Office ap1ce evell . 132 l 669 891 • Seteeman. Need 1 ex.,._ St rot•-et roller 5pm • •5 Dove StrHt blue, clean, no damage, h I I -.. Clerk, tvpfat ~ ••• ,..,for .. -D aaao ....... ~ ....... ..... n• I I 12000 c II IQ. . rv ne. ---------• ' ~ ·' rlence<J person In com-!II "" comp $30. Almoll new. NEWPORT BEACH n .. ru Jl n • • 730-5721 EICOltTI IHIEI :~:,_ fntt;.;.!'~tt~.-::;. ~~ merc111 & tnOu•trlat reel AKC OLD ENG LISH 540-3673 'll llZlll 1000 ll2·0IOO An• w • r Ad 11 2 · 10 LUSE Exper only. 042-4780 •re• Oood typ. •klll• eatale l0t • aucceeatul l SM!EP DOG PUPPIES Strollee pleypen Trecv body, Iota of ••· 842·4300, 24 In CLASSY LADIES req Write m111-o-r. P.O growing nrm 1350 979· 1471! $25 I' I 1 · I 2 9 0 0 ob o A .. I 9101 10 SEDIRln Bo 13•9 CM 92828 Be•t working condition• 549.3573 973.9779 YtlH tns Pr1me CO.I• M ... loce-ESCORTS x · tl'I Newport Beech COCKER SPA~IEl .78 500XT Y ah 1 A~10I '81 5000S, a11um• 1 ., ._ It a. DANC£RSIMOOELS COOl /IROILE• 71 4/846-6051 M, to wk1, AKC, bull, POOL TA8LE am •. mua IHae, loaded, ownr tat , # "'"'' I r llon. abundant perking. n c'"emp at ad P• . • ae II X II • • I 5 O O 714· 780-0648 all 3pm I I Ot ..a..t lull _...ice From St50 642-4780 Fuo llme . .._ft, mature. •111 Est...._ Ptt~t " . r . para. 4 x7 Jlate, cu•lom wooo I 6-48-9426 anvtlme I r111t •••1• •• 2•78 .. ,, •--.-" .,. SIC<ltlca SlOO 75t-'4953 daslgfl Comee w/bllllerd Aud i 5000. 4 ooor, aun .... ,,., aoutta l\MO only eppty Learn ttow 10 ,.....,. ta .z..---------•T I 3011 T.-lhru Frldey 3 10 8 , .. _ Pllbull. 2 yr UKC Free to llglll & wall unit w/~ root, 6 lpee<J tull l)OWef, SALES, IUYIOI fountain Valley Pv1 of· HH OYr training wot gtve you AAAA l'lome Valued •I 12000, telling 'iAatomota'ae am/Im cauette $4770 ••t , ....... rtcH w/dulla. rec•pt, Europe 4 W91k•. 8 coun· Victor le Station, 900 Ille knowledge you need, """"' 5-40-9039 tor $500 firm Mlt-8237 • ~44-5424 -~ _,non., PllOIO copl., " .... •H e11per1.... ... 00... St NB end our ln·hOUH pro-, .. PORT.NT NOTICE ---------... Ui ~ OVERSEAS DELIVERY Jrwy eccaH 1500 mo perlenced leader $2350 COUNTER HELP for ~-1ects wll l give you tile R•lrlg. Ix I. ~/dry91. "' " A .. tia tlH •OI TOUI , EXPERTS Sue064-817t 494-6110 retarl• at la re••· •ftt product M L •• con ttereo, col Ible TO READERS A8ND '41JT•AIOA • y uour-• 650·1940 llC•ID lit &lempe Good cond, ADVERTISER '84 Autlln HHlay Sortte, Ullf I(.(, .. ,. ladanl laatala 2tl6 Racket Ball/ Health Club ---------••-ti •otO 857•2788 Tile price ol llem• ad· conv l600 eng. new top. ITlf H & - I . ._ In Irvine. Mon split atllf1, Real E11a1e AH111en1 Ac-1 1U1 ••" • verttNO by vehicle dee· go tlrH, run a good WIRT -.. ... 10&6 Harbor 81vO Retall ttore et 2850 Avon, DllDtll • Tue a ll'lru Fri eve1 count Executive needed lltl(IJ&1 lltl a Lodlerble Potter• wn..i ter1In11\e vehicle claHI· Needs palnl a. .nt work . , .. __ 1 COSTA MESA 1865 •q 11 plu• e car Fiaaacial 973-0"38 tor ru1 growtng Newport -• 1350 C1aH Kiin 2'•2' 11e<1 aover1111ng cotumn• s 1000 obo. Mull .. 11 _,. 141·1101 .._, .. l garage 641-3777 e.actt Ad a. PR Agency flll FIUntll ln11oe. electrlc $ tOO does no1 Include any JClfrl 068·64 l3 lllU.1111 S1 Ctlll llU ~HU. -ShOp--,-g-.-,age--(-op_t_lon-.,-,1 ... ,.... CRUISE SHIP JOBS Mull lleve ·~In 407-7090 492-9455 appllubta lax•. llcanM, tl'Jt for rent on Balboa Penln o,,.rlaaltitl 40i4 All OCcupauona markallng rH I Hlete. a ll •OJ I 0_.. bed. antique deeil, 1ren1ler I•••. finance All 1 1 & 1 1 tflc t --Avall•ble ttlgllly organized & great nlJ aacH • ctlopplng block. oak end cttarga•. fee• tor elr pot. _______ .....,. ........... 00 au 0 ra 0 NMd 10 emb ~to G1eet income opportu· 1ec1e1arlel •1\1111. Room HARBOR AREA llbfe . rocker. crutch••. tullon control <Jevtce the fClfry. P•_._ lhl• lllnt train tor outs1endlng n 1 1 y For 1 n I o , to ldvan1:41. Setery com· APPLIANCE SERVICE ateteo and wicker Item• carllllcallon• or dealer I.; 9tlOP IOc. 973•2943 Bull Income opp Me 312/1!88"'4347 Ext C-70 menaurete with expa· we Mil recond .. guar. 650·108l documentary prepare· STONEMILL DESIGN Tera Fee for Dtrec1ory rlance Cell Brooke 11 appliances 549-3077 11on cttarge1 unlen CENTER (71•)645-1062 (morn) 844-7&.U FIREWOOD tor Nie Ory, OlharwlH specified by 1786 1q II, 111 or pert, I 2 1 3 ) 3 1 11 • 4 1 1 3 Delivery/Driver I Ill IPPLIAllOH good price tile aovertleer I ••rcHt1 lta1 tl45 •HOEIH IHZ beaulllul ofllces + ware· (mesaa,,.,) Min 2 'JI eitper Velld Recepllonlat. Secratery, Ln 957 6t33 867-3939 ..-ca111 Drivers Uc & sale Wll Wrlgl'lll Ice Craem • ttouae $ 79/eq fl a S 67s-3682 0, 644.9539 IHHlatat driving record Full Time aeeka •nterpr111ng, brll· waatt•1-Dryer I 135 ee. C 111 PER J AC IS natt tmce1/ 0 t 'ti 4011 Xlnt Co t>enelll1. 00•11-llant lady. telephone Dl•llwatt>Clf $t00 p I 9015 ' Ctaal. ltalala 2tll ''°' HI 11 fled Applicants o nty peraonellty, non amoker Relrlg $200 846-5848 Sll 1-.-...•-.r.-•~---;..;..;~ For Leese Office & lhop area. 6600 el, C M. Also 1440 al, w/offlca •P•~ Celt 646-9356 Seektng 101ri1 venture 549-9671 EOE M/F/H S900 /mo to •tert 548-287• PAINT & Ille body work, partner tor 1950 & '60's 673-3313 NORCOLD Refrlg mOI up to 50"/o off your ffl. club rormet H•ve liquor DENTAL ASST wlltt tolel MRFT614 Gd for boat or 2 bar relrlg . trundle be<J1. Biii 842-01001969-1221 license, call 964-9090 or a1tpande<J dutlee. 150 a llOIJL SALIS campar, t t7 viii or 12 ttem11er c ag• Lo la 536-7S88 day 8.3 7 -7 1 t 2 0, Full lime. GOUtmet dept. vl1S DC Retail $328. Mii 851· 1300 (d) 957.5357 $39 95 SPECIALll 496-7163 Rellll expr req 240 $225, Never u1ed. tEl Custom wax & oe11111ng NEWPORT S HO RES •••• , •• '--. 40•.a ---------•. 0 L 8cl'I 030-5417 ---------Ask fOf Jim. 850-t132 locetJon, 550 sq h Xlnl _ .,_ ., lmer't Ortll Ot•lltrr ~097_.:,,a3v egune v. HP Baldor Grinder. --------- Suahl, PO boxn, cat• HELP!"!! No speclat ue ,-~red • '""' Seara Coto1po1 Relrlg. $150 aooo con0111on WANTED GllH tor Ce· ring. lie $500 mo u MacGiegor Yectt\;'1631 Saleeclerk Colle Meae Excellellt cono. 17 cu h 549.9490 mero T-1op NO pair &48-ae.4'4 I '' on 11\e wey for 'JOUI Plecenlla C M Stalloners 270 E 17th S 100 Oa 975-9078 Ev C " Tinted It~· 35' a 23" money problems L~ ---------SI CO ltl Mau Full 0&2-1546 c J elflng fen, brH1. 52 875-3738 pick ....... ....... 2t20 rales intefUI and cost DRUGSTORE CLERK Time reverSlble cane bled.a, 111. 2no, 3rd TO's Calf ________ _. WHl'ler and dryer, 7 Y91rs never used. co1t S250 VW Rag Top Sun Roof lor I $685 up 1000 tt 1n0u11r1a1 on our expe rts at no :rson•ble person went-Sal• old Good cond $150. mull 1etl for S 100 M1c10-Bu1 Xlnt cono office 1810t Redondo ! cost R•y 068_4447 F V Newpor1 Beecl'I leading 850-3104 552-079e C•ll 557-6100 Clr c la Hun ttnglon 857-1422 ~·_..1nglullllme C S Beecti 842-2834 ---------!Errand Person, Parma· KIT HEN INK NEW BATHTUB. n-~II Iron --------M 1 T.D 1 40•• emp!Oyee well veraao In Cut iron ~9 95 $125 Aatff WHtff 9020 tOOO •I •pace w/olflce tr lllH, • 1 -nenl PIT Job 11 · 5 H IH & olltc1 proce -547-4365 547-4385 dn w 16111 St CM I • ••9'ft irl Mon-Fri lot N B Fl1m dufea 5 oey wt1ek lnciu· 1111 llJH ' --• •~ Mull l'lave depend cai ding Set No •ventng• Aattltal 6012 BATHTUB NEWI Pr....O Top dolltr• lor Sportt &45-0007 ••rtCllt 0., lao. 675-4910 Cell' •1" n33• •teal ~g 05 c " .... ,. .. LAST CALLI MOVING era, Bug•. Camper1, Spectelalno In 111 & 2nd •FASHION COUNSELOR 5•7-4365 014'•. Audi'• A.aaoaaceaea t1 TO's aloe. t0'49 $ l&Lll 2 Pc MCtlonal oouc:fl 9' & ---------Alk tor U/C MGR Robt SalllClf NH/CM 12/hr. PIT. Lacllea AP-We need 2 tuttton-7' H C SIOO 7' Drexel Full Ooll MemberSl'llp, lr-...... , .... 3004 R E Broker 80 Reelton parel 8ue1Mu J30-00llO minded ltdlH. 1 lull Welnut 11...-eo sac. 1150. vine Coa•l Country Club .II• ll&llH 842-217 1 545--0et t i oriii7i3i 1i-'4i34iii7iiiiiiiiiiiiil time, 1 perttlme FUhton 130" Round marble coffee S 7 5 O + Ir• n a I a r YIUIW&IEI W DOW H•s 1 .... 1 TD' beckground 1equtred. tbl S30 • nice HI badl _9_7_3_-0_2_2_7_____ t~71 t 8ead1 BIVd. I " ,.. or • FOLLOW TllE Sii W om• n • Euro p • • n brwn upttol ber llOOlt, MIH Waatt4 SHA HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUND ADS ARE FREE Cal: 142-Hll RE Loan•. tOK Up No Spect•ttv •tore In Fe-$35 M . 4 nlee gold & gm ----·....-...... -..._ ..... ..,--.-142 2000 Creo11 Check, No Pen-WS ~k an~I~ In Pal'!; •llton lalet1d. PermeMl\t HI beck ofc cnrs 125 ea. WANTED: OleH tor Ct ------·-----1lty OennlllOtl & Asaoc. prno•. AOM. an Poalllon1 evelleble Im-ll'xO' Cttln.e rug, beige muo T-top. Nd. pelr. 673-73 t 1 resorl ., .. oemon1tr•· meOletetv Cell for an & 1an. S 150. Book•. old Tinted It poss. 35" It 23" WE Pl Y l • ., + ,. M. YIRI ling excltll\g new pro-appointment 10 Inter· 78 reooro1. offer. Sm 875-3738 TOP DOLUR ,. .. duct. Peld training P'OQ· antique mlrrOf -beat of· --------- 125.355 note MCUred by ram 10 be held In LH view rer sm 12 pc Roger• Oflict faraltart A FOi 1111 GUS ~.~ "e.~7~~ ;113~~/ ~:~·.Jr::u:.t~r!:: ::..": :f~c~~~tw~~i1.t;r!.~:; __ 1t .. a1_,._,_•_t_._. _&_ut_.. AUii 1&1111 aheed of $203,000. Wiii portatlon turnl•lle<J, r• mectt 1 140. 5· wrouglll Vydec t200 word procea---.ao;••Ulll o•v oft In 4 mos Sell tor turn guerenteeo. Muet let/ltftet •er Iron ctiandeller (21 olftr. -· $3000 Unoet COl\H· ,._,_ -LHT Olla ltEWUll $21,500 240-8123, or be well groomed end FOf buty cNroprec11c ot-6'1l8' Sect divide tcrMn. nuou1 m e lnt. Jove• 2'480 Herbof' Blvd. Chlld'1 pet. long ttalr evs/wttnds 493-1 t53. atert lmmedletely For flee Mu•• be tharp, well Nr new Ro41e4 movie ca-6AQ.5e50 COSTA MESA 1ortol11 11'1•11 Dove r ---------1 1111ervlew. call 64&-4187. organized end deperl<J•· mere & s111yo proi-ctor 1----,------Mt.4100 141-1411 Shorn Calf Frtn k a111 Wll1 tO-AM -I PM, .... for bl• with g ood pt'IOTIT irn:r "Wh1t .. & Votd Plun Ort••• IUI 63t-0910 or 966-1209 1st 2nd, 3rd TDs. Money Margaret. manner. 00 WPM-10 key Orpe 120. Greyco .. ,.... • .... -. ... .., WE m lor any purpoM. comm'I, • Oooo figure aplltud• ptalnt .....,_ .... Ip s ........ OLW o••s Loll nr OCC email, tame 1 resldenllel, apta, 1Wlng .,_ _. ..-·-•-...,u · ec. $350 OBO 842-0IMI an S •••••1 -.S ""'p-non emoket pr •• .,. 130t King• Rd .. N B.1---------monkey ad family R• loan•. equity loene _( __ • .._..) reo 631·5690 84&.-407t P lano, 1mell uprtgllt., di TllOIS w • r O 4 0 II -2 5 1 2 · lllnt OIPfTIL ..,.~•-• bHul cond In I out. 118·454·2777 (cell cot· IM-1011, Ht-Hit Hardware. utea e n d llOltOllY C..rwttn &Oll tuned. 11001. delivered. 1«:1) 9 a r v 1 e a for expaodmg L8w Arm COMPUTER PRINTER SJ60. 847-5e72 LOil Tiny lam wilt Toy 21,11. J1(1.I Sal+comm+truck. Co. Ill LaQune BMch. Legal • Pooote "Scruffy' . vie S60.000 let TD on No. beneflll S25 yr + ev.-eaperlence helpful but Brother (Com«exl dally l .. rti-.1 GeMt 6U0 age 11 Ex..,., ......., t e t O C II I WhHI unit Mini cond . - -Galaxy Dr/ Santlego. HoClywOO<J home, $7500 r !'42• 0 ry ,..... _ .. ,. no r qu re • or PerffCI tor ttome com· O'Nelll full lengtl\ wll\tef Dover Stirs, 12/28 Re-mo 15% Int Due 3 yr• M •3490 appt 494-eon pu1er S700 75t-8406 _, ault SmfMed, ,_ ward. 8 4 8-ll •SO or $51,000 8o.iya It. (714) Generel office , Coale IEOln&IY/OEG oew StO 031-0905 t/52t-9ll00 (Cell Coll) 240-8123 or ...... 17t4) Meta. &-5. 3 to 4 oey/wtl. Mar keting Dept 1111 Fr" It Tta Im K2 1 toF 0 SKIS 115 cm, Lott g old brtcelel w/ • 9 3 • 1 153 or 16 1 9 ) ExPClf type & Ill• bkkpg opening In Newport 3600 -Tyrolea binding•. rubi.. Nwpl Bell area 729-30-te AMiil olflee Mgr In pro-Beecll flnanclnel ~ LIV&llE W Ill Rec:tllle 80011. $205 alt, R9ward. S..2-4275 WILL PURCHASE EXIS-~·orn'!,:oa,;.~g. ·,"!·,~~ firm Good tyr;Mno. lllOf-Alf•ctlori••• ' playful 631-0905 Lout• ~--------TING 111 or 2nd TD AT u 2 •907 ,. '! tllend akllta. bp. req'd puppyl'lee<J1goodtlome. OOLF CLUBS ~~.~~~:=d ~,.t,~ DISCOUNT ANYWHERE """ ~ wkdyt .,,..., 553-0040 842.()tOO OG9·1221 Signature, compll!e, w/ c•t. pert alleven Re· 14 0 4 ) 325-9100 AT· HEAVY EQUIPMENT Pin~ bag , l t 5 0 . ward. 073-0407 LANT A MECH 8""'1..,.., Speolel lo ,........ •73 8 7a Cal Tur'. a d1vr•1on or .... .__, """"" u • v COHHB.l CHEVROUT ... -.,. ' ' I• I . • ·~ ""l\\1t ' 54~ 1200 HIOHIST CASH lmm .. - dletely for VOUf velllcle, ooma•llc or fo re ign 55t-8285 *IECllnAllY* ttom•. 11ver & wtt•. 3 yr•. _...__ _____ , SCR IM·lETS • letdlng llorllcultur•1 645·3281, 548-4088 TV/l .. lt/ltt1Hll32 •IMIYI .. •Mil~ n EmtlOf!!IDI company !'I" an opening --.. .......... .__..._...-.___ 101 a mechanic fl«lulre-Madlc•I Service Com· 9 wk. 1A Oetm Stteptterd & BEAUTIFUL 26" RCA fOYOTA·YCH.Y ANSWERS Belt Wutt4 SlOO ment1 ere. 5 yrs exper, P•nv '" Newport 8MCI\ 'A Gold•" Lab, M. to C01or TV 2 yr wrnty. "" ...,_ .. ~ " U•llfmlfha AH'1 oeatlng wttll tteevy duty 'Muet tteve •xcallal\t 1)1· good home 673-3028 S U8 Fr .. dallv•ry c ......... Meaatv -Ellcet term end dl .. et equip-PI n g & 11'1 or I h • n d . Open Sun. " H•t>tJ., _. .... ., We.,. -Format Pan time (3 d•v•. per-ment. Some "6cltng ••· OYttlal\dlng Benlflll II\· Faralhltt 6019 TV John'• 849-17"8 LEAVE m•n•nt) In Legunt per ttelptul we otter elude m•lor Madloel, WI llY 8 o t a d tt o a t a • • Beaeh, QOOc:I PhOoe end gooc:1 company b9nefll• Dentel 6 Lii• 1nsuranc. **I BUY** "Remember, you oan numeric 1lclll•. llglll ly-fnterHtad lnOIVldualt Attractive olflc. with 111 loatl USED CARS & TRUCKS new1r return UflleN you ping word proc•u lng, "'"20 new equlpr t s I OOO<I uMd r:urnllure A ---------COME IN OR CALL f'OR L.Mv£.~ oa1• en1rv. eome boOk· ~ ~~:=~~ ¢;;._ open s.nom~,,,: ~Z Appnenoee-OR 1 w111 ..., Pewtr till Jiii &lfllJIAL L:'.:::k ~· = ~£. ~~t:~J:S cuta. Cell1omla ~00 No8~~5~c~':~ °' .::i~u YHITill 1171 IAll °o.m='° wANJ. ~1315et-m4 hat•..... lllt.Nl Me!!. Cfl", 9262t-05e0 14'· .... Ul·MH Cent• conaole, 17 ,..., 1e21t BEACH llVO . .. , tor M•rlne Mach wllh _. ' 85 h P • Newpot'l 8efdl HUNTINGTON 8EACH Lotie 12-31. 2 ~ 1 OIO Apply 7 AM only tome mectt up e r IHl/l~Mltt I UY FHlrTnl allp & loaded. Ce ll I 4 T •I I I l tr ::,~f.~re'i~.! ~~~:~~.':. &4W5et ~iR~INECPAFIRM L• H 7-tm =:t::.:~ng~· 1414111 (Ke!"•Alr) A£WARDI .. I .. Loan Proc.eor Tr.t~ 3 to S ~ axi>er mlft. 4111 Siiia Poot TeJ>le, h • C I I ' k 1---------g4e . .'1311 ".:~~;:.,_. 'ic!nc~ EJiperlfnt1t ttel!>fut, but 1tnum T~ 10. ahOfll\a. c •ll•n• lete• butcher ~, ... 0 ~:,. ~t;•cy1• ShOp PIT ... _...In not necMMty E.llOllllel'lt rid 90. 891try C«lltnen· block, enttque wooden n-91M 181 t.011 1 ·2·83 Legune · l'tee. """"'' bentfll•. Plau1n1 •ur-aurat• wl1h abaity. a.no thfeter d'MW9 end mlec -----'------.... Mein kh. l rlt-peraon El Toro Aoecl •t roundlng1. S•l•ry com· rffllmf 10· ttem1 NS-N21 AVOI\ Span 100 boat 13 h t.fnY 8'*' ..... ooltar w/ ::,~~ v!t:.v T~, n\eMuretf with lblltty. ltl • .,. I 0., Crib, new -..."r .... burn-~ OIH n Gd con ct ~-~'1~~3w~. Cell Tracy. 714-730-Qt71 2011 Bu•lntH Cflllfr p., padi:-moblle and . 940.7139 .... ._21111 "'-8eby11u., w1111•d for ........ WlltM Dr, No 220, lrvlne, CA l""" 1100 t&O--t749 Jll .. ,......-... ,. tttw9rdfu w/2"' 'f' *· 0 0 1 di 82117. No Agtnoru 1:-:-~··---.--:---:---1s=::... ____ _.:.::..: .. Loet Gold wedd"'9 bend Flexible ttra. 'r•ler tny oo work "0 con • ,,,.... Studio couoll w(cu•tom ..... -... ~ ,,, -Edi tt o ma A a I • p I 1 , tlont Greet pay. co a "'\ d a -~• •ltntof..,.~· .........,. • f4t-t4"• aat--.aa.. p....a-w e.tvlOe Statton Attendlrlt. -.v,•.,r~ •. •1.!1l_. f !; FOf' 8ALI! rlM". do•nlown HI .,.. ,......_,. .... .., _ ...., , .,.. ., t-& ,. ,_,.,d ...._21•1 Bkkr1 leer csuu .. 10 1". 2111 llf'hr II• ==~~rcti ~ .,:AP::.:,:t·.:•:::200::.:... • .:;87:,::&-::S:.:.7.:te:...__1 __ 14_a.......,. __ . M __ • -~, 1 • .....,.._ ___ _... .... ,. .. ~-:t.~~-.,..-rt-~':'"":-::-~-.,-.-:-,,-::,._~, ~~g~ t~~l~g· ·~~~:~~:: ~ .. • .. ·i.··· 11·• VIM, N.8 . •;oe::: •• -:oi:-~:~'1. ... • .. 111A ......... _ ... __ a __ tt,..UMi ~ on~,.."'· pttone °'°"'· MC. Mutt c··~ a.:, L •) nlDHll U&.11 1 •100 .. 1. 551-7110 ......... -~...a--1 ...... 'ffl ( be IOUI rHldent, PIT aM JV ,. P'."""!' ___,...., • .lpM °",..,., ' .,. ""' tire C111 for epp1. _____ .;...._ ____ , W• wlll train. HO ••Pt-Mu.a Hll by-811 M•a o.1 •• ~~1!"0""' ,._.,d. tr•"41 s..a.6211 C.M. ......... ...... rl•nct ntctt .. ry, Iv... •IY!e ldrm set. 1 cttariw .,.._,..1 ,ov..O Mlfe puppy, tin 1---------1 FIOutov9 worklnO cond. l\lngQ ~~f/IY ~Mil oreuar plu• I mete!\ II ...... ~ lht ,,., 'fl!Yklt mitt! Vic Bu • M No tllPt' nee Wt ttlln, uatent_... l'IOuf,, ~ ~ Dab!Mtt lilO. n Wiiton. C•n~on, CM Sl1fS$ fr ._. ldlool. CIACUI MA-+ bonut g!.~CtH Mr. ......... HUMll'ltton Har our NJ..aola. tor growing NelJ,or\ l(IMUS. 7tt No. HerbOf, 8'*"* 1 1. ,..._ ________ , t1'0 Md. l40-1nl 1 .. ch lnolnurlno• ''*"°" 11M1ta, ,._ llu. Idle ll•m• with• ~.~..,... .... ltOIT11 2ttoW.Pptr In C o" l r ac i' "O C•. •h ltll l2 & I ,Mi l)efr "'°' 01111.._. Ad ltf 11!...,,. "'9 ~,.._I fl . ,vl. 1ttop HI, 1 1......o.2te0 ,...,.... ltt K*tv 14a+N71. Jee Q n ; ._ I ff0.1111 • .. ULH-IEltYIGI LUllll 831-2040 <196-4949 llllLHIOI llW 26402 Merguerlle Pkwy Mission VlaJo (Avery E•ll off 1-51 Open Sundeye Seles-S...Vtce-Leaslng TH uomH 1111 .... UYE UalVHI A HANDFUL OF 1982 MODELS REMAIN AT Yau End Sale A•k us about tile IAllordeble) w•v to buy • Mercedes Benzi ,,, ....... . ··••rh Autttortze<J Dealer 1301 Quell St Newpo<t 8eactt 833·11300 t30S '12 ... , ... , •• ,. .... , 4.4,, •••• 1••4. '81 300SD turbo 011. aun· IHI root ..-:tecular cond • Ml· llll 30K nrl. 131.000 Dyl -------.- 3 -0-7 7 3 o . 3 7 e o w k n o • lalcli ,__e«_-_153_3 ______ :;H-.-r·d--T-o---a-.-,-.7-6 __ B_u_IC-k ·53 30080 M8Z btack $311,llOO or I 1000 down & t•k• over pymnta '31~ SUBSTANT IAL SA-1--------- VINGSI •u no o Century 'Sport Wgn" w/ front Dudlet _,, Loa- ded t owner Good cond , au -.v record• 1 2200 Wknd1/e ve1 760-1548 * '18 3201: auto . tun D~k grMn, ltn lntetlof, roof. (7008) Htr• ciean, gooc:1 conc1 · 78 Sulek Ce nt Wag * ·79 32()j, 4 l9d . sun $7,000 873-6870 loaded Good cond roof (9321) 1---------$2200 090 558-1t84 If • '79 5281. auto. 1un '78 300D Perfect. 1 CYW· no a.ne 700-1~6 roof (045ZCF) ner leattter. tun root, All * '79 7331. auto. loaded tile XtrH. tOO,odO mt. 1.;:C;.;:d!J=;;;ll;;;C;.... __ ....,;9•3•ot;.;. (735ZFHI Firm, S t0,000. 055-1081 THE UllEST "* '00 3201: euto . eun '82 MerOfOM Turbo at.- roof. (•096) HI tmmec Cond, $27, SELECTlll IH·l1l1 ooo 208 W. 111. Sant• Ana 840-7739 CloMd Sunday ·79 460 SLC, exit cond. ...,,,,. ~ Leatha< tnl , eunroof ~1'11..1' 075-0921 494-4948 Salet..satvlce-L.-a4!'9 •lt1 .. b~l fl47 "' oom11 1111 Tflt 0r1ve a Pr~ uw•1 Tiii llW 1ttasl U ,,. ••a-II TUfbo Sterton "'' -ns Cordle & Tre<Jte "* ·77 3201. auto . 1un Turbo Dlelal p U roof. 1484UBC) W '7'8 S20r,-9uto , IUI\ ,.,. __ root (7008) • ·79 320!; 4 tpd., .un COSTA MESA t MITSUBISHI root. \488940) I I I:•' of late model, low mll••· oe c.om-In Sou1ttem Callfornlal See u1 tode)'I IUEIS OUILUC 2000 Hetbor BNO. COST A MESA 140-1111 '82 Ctmmeron, toadad, 5000 m t. Steel It 840-4198 Take over pymnt&. C~nrtl.. t3U SEE IS FllSTI "* '79 5291, eulo .• aun roof. (045ZCF) 2833 H LV We tteve a OOOd aetec-* '79 7331; auto .. toa-1---------1· llon ot NEW & USED de<J (735ZFHJ •I f Ht ~olsltl . :"• . : . * '80 320t: aUlo . •un .------------roof (4098) '78 Mae. low ml, ueel COHHB.l CHEVROLET • 3 cono '4000/obo "* 001 20I: 5 l9d · eun Call 551-17t7 roof (10HD463) 111·11-11 208 W let. Senta Ana Clote<J Sunday CHOICE INVENTORY VOLUME SAlES '17 MOB, re<J, ,_ lop & ttr•. new caae. l4000 or tr•de 673'"4223 '" .. .,. /I I ,. • ' r-. \ ,, ~ ' 54~ 1200 'll ... ·ea 4 lmpela wgn. SIMI! VI. Loyal rv11ner. $525. Exolttng convertlbte, cnna a35-n75 ••t 3. rul\I P•rtaet, 1uper clean S3900. 840·4146 SACRI FICE '70 Chevy & Mona 2dr. •H pwr, un-. 0,.1 !U\ d.er 30K ml. Immaculate. 111 INL llllTA 13250, 404~0041 I 0 I II 0 LA R E I New Uret, nHdl eng. '70 CHEVElLE WON lllW work. $300. 548-062t Vil, AUTO, 1400. S•i.t·S~L .. 11no Ptuc~t tl57 407-4652 - 628 S. Euclid Ave. Ftr• t3ll Fultetlon MEISTER -(l 14)UO.HOO H •nt•i •1t II Open Sunoev PlllSCll/Alll ~~~°,'"!1~;.11n°J:'. ~~ 111111 OlllTf'I tM31 Harbor 91vd. wheel•. OfMt gu lla'IW. ILlllT Oarci.n Q1ove 132.oe&2 SllM4tn-ltlllec '15 MUSTANG ~ 714•111•2111 llue, nu 11rH, P•lnt, .\6 Sacrlflc•I ·eo so Tatge. :~::.,•~:V ~ S~~ l\'llnt, ell opt1 840-7218. 873· tf23 ~CARVER 1·09 Porsche 111T. 2nd 'll ..... It-a.... W N...11 I Ownlf1 et•noe •lo&tcll Qolng ov:;.m!!t l(llS l()!(_C · ft,AW Int A.l!Oya. new ~I It 11 I U 0 0 I Ob 0 ...,-···~-ctll'O M.600 ~1-lm ~184 ,.-•.•c•q "1arl0...., '80 9' 1 T1ro1. HK ml, .--------- Dat1n ti l7 blu•ltan, Cllttord & •II 10 T-llAO UK ml I ~llOM •so-•74t :· .=. or20-~M: 1tt0 t11 IC TA~ '" ILACK • Tht molt pW• .--7-,,--S---..,--'90tlY mell\lllnecl ...,... 2 1n10 t•O•n "'n oh• )n oranoe County. 1700. Oood runnln1 Ivery cono•l•tbl• op. eonct. Cell .....,., lift tton. Of!IY 7000 ml Wiii _iPm..._ __ ..._..;....;,.--._ Mil tor t2000 ""'* blue llttttn .. booll Ihle wt•lt n HU I 118' &»! l •-etct .. poMt ...... . .,. ... llr, ..... ,.:All.I ,....,.....,,... i.ootttr. Ortll "'"· tnOO.MMMI ....... .. !fio.e-. ............ ..... ... ,.. .. t I ' ~ TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1983 OflANGE COlJN I 'f L AI If OH NIA 25 CENTS Ernzelle wantS judges to punch a By Sll'EVE TRIPOLI or1MDeltr ..... 8taft Many of the uate'a jud1es aren't working hard enou&h, and their failure to put ln a full day is agravating the problem of huge backlogs ln the courta, State AAemblyman Nolan Friizelle says. The Huntington Beach Republican has introduced legislation that would require OCTD to cut routes? By JEFF ADLER or-..Dely,._.lt.lf Orange County Transit District bus routes face further cutbacks this year, according to Ralph Clark, OCTD board chairman. Delivering the chairman's annual state of the district message, Clark said Monday he anticipates more cuts and reductions in bus service as a result of additional cuts in federal and state funding. And OCTD General Manager James Reichert said that maintaining bus fares at their preeent levels will be a "difficult challenge" for the board in 1983. Reflecting on the year just past, Clark acknowledged that 1982 was the year in which the "financial pinch began to significantly squeez.e some of our bus lines." He said that although service cutbacks were designed to minimize the number of people advenely affected, the cutbecb dkt ...Wt ln eome JJ*>ple ~ left without transportation eervtce.. But Clark noted that 1982 waa alao a year in which the transit district chalked up aome important succe.es. Chief among those waa the district'• purchaae of eeven-miles of railroad right-of-way in central Orange County that district directors believe will form the heart of the county's ho~-for rapid transit line. 'Thia property has been part of our plans and dreams for years and now that we have ownership of it. our dreams of a workable rapid transit line are starting to have real substance," Clark said. The chairman pointed to the district's many accompliahments during the past 10 years. Bus eervice, he said, has grown from a five-bus fleet in 1972 to a 600-vehicle fleet that carries more than 30 million passengers each year. He called 1982 a "bittenrweet" year for OCTD, saying the eervice cutbacks were tempered by the district's building program. which included a new terminal in Laguna Beach, one under construction in Santa Ana and a nearly completed maintenance f.acllity ln Anaheim. Turning to 1983, General Manager Reichert said that by Auguat the district board and county Transportation Commission will De considering just what type of rapid transit system should be constructed .in the county. Reichert said that if appropriate funding I.a obtained, the rapid transit project will be on echedule for completion by the end of the decade. Other important isaues for the transit district t.hia year include contract negotiations with transit c1erka. whoee contract expires ln March , and drlvera and mechanics, whose contracts (See TRANSIT, Pa&e AU -lllDEI • each Individual judge'• output be reviewed, aet forth minimum working hours for judgea and force them to malntaln a monthly record of their hours. At leaat one local judge - Orange County Superior Court Presidlng Judge Richard Beacom -says the two bills are unneceasary and unfair. It's a reaction Friuelle says he expects to encounter as the bills make their way through the AMembly. representative of the Aaembly The bllla, AB66 and AB&7, call and the atate Senate. The 'for the creauon of a Commiaion-commtuton-woutc:t-exem1e no· on Judicial Efficiency to conduct power over court declalona and a two-year atudy of Individual would be independent of political judges' output and to consider control , accordln1 to the ideas to lncreue productivity. legislation. The commission would be 'rhe provisions governing composed of one retired judge judges' work loada call for \he from the municipal, superior and adoption of rules outlining appellate courts, two appolntees minimum working hours for o f t h e g o v e r n o r a n d a judge~ and a procedure under Gett ng in gear for new year Andrew Snavly, 3, practices defensive steering with his new "car" on the bike trails in Irvine while Elizabeth Bell of Costa Mesa, a music major at Orange Coast College, parks her wheels and studies at a picnic bench. whlch each Judie would report houn worked monthly to hia or her auperton. - · Frlu.elle aaid he apomored the legtalatlon aa one~:b to eaae court backlop, es y ln the civil area. The legialaUon atata that lon1 waita for court dedatona "advenely Impact thoee penona who tum to the rourt for redress of grievances and subvert reapect for the court system." The notion that many judaes aren't doing their ahare came from dbcu.uiona of the back.108 problem with "numerous attorneys, judge• and retired judges," Friz.zelle aaid. Frizulle aaid he WU told that "about 30 percent of the Judi• are doing 75 to 80 percent of the work." ' Frlnelle said that figure (See COURT, Page A3) • .. Entrepreneur seeks Sycamore housing project By STEVE MITCHELL oftlloe DeltJ Not ataff Laguna Beach's David Michelson was a teen-age college student when he bought hi.a first apartment building on 9th Street near Santa Ana College ln Santa Ana. "It only took $2,000 down ao I bought two or three units and rented them out to studenta," the bearded investor recalled. The income from the rental -units kept Michelson in books and enabled him to buy more buildings while attending college. But there were drawbaclu. "Students kept distracting me, coming into my classrooms and telling me about repairs that needed to be done to the units." By the time Michelson graduated from Santa Ana College -at age 20 -he owned 13 apartment buildings near the campus. Using the equity from those buildings, fie bought 52 apar\men\ units overlookina the ocean fn RAlntho Pldol 'ries In 1974. Then he bought another 100Wllta1n Tuatm tn 1m. He converted all of hta apar1J'JWnt unim lnto own-your- own condom.lniwns the following year, taking the profita from the sales to Arizona, investing in a variety of real estate project.a. Now Mich~lson ls back in town. The 31-year-old lnvestor has aet his sights on a proposal for a 1,600 unit senior citizen apartment projec t on c ity property on El Toro Road near Leisure World. Michelson and his partner, Greg DIRienzo, have formed Sycamore Hills Venture, a joint venture of Michelson's Sunbelt Equities, Inc. and DIRienzo's Greenwich Development Co. They have offered to pay Laguna Beach $5.5 million for 62 acres of Sycamore Hills -a 522-acre parcel purchased by the city in 1978 to end years of litigation with former owners of the land. The city owes about $7 .2 million on the land. Michelaon's offer for a portion of the property would reduce that debt to about $2 million. But Michelson conceded major hurdles must be cleared before any agreement is reached with the city. Laguna Beach City Council members will take their first look at Michelson's proposal when they meet 6 o'clock tonight at City Hall, ~5 Forest Ave. With one exception, Michelson said he can probably live with mo~t of the p reliminary condJ lions pl.aced on the proposal by dty planners. "The city staff recommends one parking place per unit," Michelaon said. "U the city keeps this one-to-one ratio, we would not be interested in doing this project." He said other large apartment (See SYCAMORE, Paae A%) Plea denied, death di;:iver faces jail By STEVE MARBLE or .. 0.-, NM IWf Nearly 16 montha after Newport Beach resident Donald B. Warner was killed in a hit- and-run accident, the admitted driver of the vehicle appears beaded for jail. James Samuel Gibbs, 21, of Orange, who said he panicked after the accident and left Warner face-down on Balboa Boulevard, faces 210 daya in -onmge County jail. The Fourth f>i.atrict Court of Appeal, San Berhardino, bu denied a request that Gibba' guilty ple. for vehicular manslaughter be aet ulde and a court trial 9Cheduled. Deputy District Attomey Doug Woodarnall said today he will ask Gibbe to surrender to authorities immediately to begin the jail sentence. James Merwin , G i bbs' attorney. said his client is anxious to "get this over with'' and likely will not take further legal steps. Gibbs has said it waa poor advice from a previous attorney that resulted in the guilty plea to vehicular manslaughter, a felony charge that impliea negligent driving. Gibbs admitted he was the driver ana that he sped away from the ecene of the accident in the pre-dawn hours Sept. 19, 1981. But Gibbs claims he was operating his black BMW safely and that Warner stepped out in front of the car. The hit·and-run accident produced an emotional story of (See JAIL,..Pa1e A%) Bid for yisit by queen gathei-s .momentum By ROBERT BARKER or .. Deir ,... • ..,. Westminster Cty CouncUman GU Hodges aays the cam~'fl to invite Queen Elizabet I of Greet Britain to vilit h1a dty la p1n1na momentum. "When I firat mentioned this, aorne of my collea1ue1 s><><>h- 1 poohed it," he 1ald. ''They' lauahed and Hid I could 10 ahead and invite her but that rd be a oommJ\tee of one." Hodpl MJd Monday he hadn't received an R.S.V.P . but he hasn't been rebuffed either. •tQtber dtlet have requeated vlalts but they've recelved flat denials. We'u etlll In the Nmll.nC." be u.ld. A apobirWoman for' the Brilllh Con1ulate In Loa An1elee conflnn.d that Weatmlnater'• lDvtta~ la 1Ull open. ''They (Wlltmlnater) have pUt forward a ptopo1al to 8uckJn1ham Palace. It bun't 1 ... been acted upon," ahe said. Hodaes. 39, aaid he extended the invitation about aix weeka ago after leAmina the queen end Prince Phili~ will pay an eight. day vtalt to Ca.Ufomla beatnnlng Feb. 26. They _plan vialta to Sall Otego, Palm Sprlng1, Loa An1elea, Santa S.rbara, San Franclaco, SaC!ramento and YoHmfte Nl\ional Park. Hodaea, a former boualna conaultant who la complet1n1 atucll• for a law d~, aid he hu tome hiltory Phi for him. Ke aald Weatminater WH named after the city of Wqt.mfnater In Enaland. when founded In 1870. Tb. Oranae County dty hM • repUce of \he 8'a Beft at the ctvic center. BWldlnO tn MCUorW of tl'wt city er. ~Uirtd to fOUow old »Urllah archt*"U'al deslO. w .. unlnater Htah SehooJ ltudent ~t T. bNed on ' ;H the BritiSh parliament l)'ltern. "We have a Bucklnaham Park. We really are a aroup of Anglophiles,'' Hod.gea lild. "l3ut I abo have a hook. We're trying to formalise elater city ceremonlea with We1tmln1ter, Enaland. Wouldn't that be aomethlna if we oould penuade her to part.lclpater• Hodpa uld he'a talked wtth ambuMdora, c:onau1 oUidala. the U .S. State Department and vvloua protocOl offlclri. Hodaea, no relation to the tormer baaebaU ,.Player of the aam• name, nld about 20 communi\y leaden met Monday ln W•uninatel' City Hall to pre. the~. ·~·· • IO& of In~ "When th• We1tmln1t1r Chorale a.nnounc.d it WM jOl.n& to perform 'Ood 91v1 the QU.Mi\1, aboi.lt 100 ~ mMit =':.: Joln &JW,·a&n,.,..,•• I t i • I l I I l f ' } I ~ 1 I t ' t t l I ' JAIL TERM DUE. • • two famlliN. One 10usht juaUce for U\eir IOll'a death, the other aouaht ~n..JhQ!r~eon oul ol 'Ia~ c - Warner, 26, had lived In Newport Beach for juat two weelu when he waa struck and killed while walking home with friend&. . More than 700 person• attended hla hometown funeral in Maryland. Olbbe, who abandonod hll car In a Whittler 1boppins cent.er and later aurrenda(9'1 ...&.o~eert Beach poUce, a.lld he doea nol believe he belonp ln jail. Gibbs said the accident hat lefl him with nJ1htmaret and forced him to seek couruellng. He aatd he ia.nat "an anhnal" U he WU detttibed In court. Dave Michelson many-a.~ worken at tJe-trflat tee ror He e t-al lrvln. Medk:al Center ln Oranae cuatomer rather than paytna f« are expect\'d "to rocelvc layoff apedfic: llef'Yicet. notklell within a week ., holpttal -ShJfting l'ftpontlblUty tor admlnlatratora brace for care of poor people who can't l'f'ducUona in ataui fundln1. ufford the medical Hrvlcea The mecUcal oentar eurrcnt.ly enunly to C'OWlty aovemmenc., emA)oya about 2,GOO workert. which are to contract with Senn to 10 percent may lose variou. local ha.pita.la, aelectlng their joba aa a reault In atate lowest blddera to offer the cutback.I, Admlnlatrator William aerviccs. Gr.-g DiRienzo Gonzalei said. At UCIMC, Oonzalez~limated In addition, Gonzalez aaid 1 o a a f r o m M e d I -ca l cutbacks are envlaloned ln reimbursement• from $1.3 virtually every part of the million to $3.8 million; lClelel tn medical services to aave aa much Indigent care are projected at as $6.3 million In projected la.t $2.5 mlllion. Warner'• father later aold a family car business ln Maryland to devote time to the caae and to seek changee ln hit-and-run lawa both in California and his native Slate. '"nle laat thing I ever wantC!d to do ii to kill aomebody," aald Gibbs during an interview Jut summer. "ff l could do anything to change what happened, I'd do It.'' Both families have expressed an interest in meeting. But no meeting has been arranged. SYCAMORE PROJECT .. • • revenue.. Although notices are to be "We are going to get rid of all dUJpatched aoon. layofta actually the frilb," he said. wouldn't take place for another The basis for the cuts was 45 days, giving administrators aa legislation passed that called for well as legUJlatora In Sacramento these two significant changes: one last chance for some sort of -PayLng contracung ha.pita.ls compronusc TRANSIT. • • expire next October Besides the opening of a transportation center serving bus and Amtrak commuters in Fullerton this year as well as the opening of the Santa Ana terminal early In 1981. development of transportation centers for Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Laguna Hills is expected to continue. Eeichert said. In a note of irony, Gibbs was credited last September -a year after Warner's death -with saving the life of a Los Angeles woman. Gibbs, according to police in Los Angeles.· saved a woman from a knife-wielding man and, with help from two others, chased down and captured the assailant. Los Angeles police said that Gibbs may be officially honored for his act of bravery. N eWport' s Scudder ~succumbs at 70 John Hass Scudder, whose mother expanded her kitchen into the Laura Scudder potato chip and peanut butter empire, died Monday in Newport Beach. He was 70. Scudder. a retired v1ce- president of the family food firm. was taken from his Balboa Island home to Hoag Memorial Hospital Monday afternoon, reportedly complaining of abdominal pains. Funeral arrangements for the longtime Newport Beach resident Valley seeks date change The Fountain Valley City Council will conslder tonight a proposal to change the date of the council elections. Local council elections are conducted m Apnl dunng even- nurnbered years. The proposed ordinance would change the elections to November of even- numbered years to coincide with the statewide general election Backers have said this will mcrease the turnout of voters The councu wtU meet at 8 at City Hall. 10200 Slater Ave. are pending. Scudder, known as "Jack" to his friends, maoe headlines in 1976 when he was kidnapped outaide his Huntington Beach dentist's office and held briefly for raI\80f1l. Held in a motorhome, Scudder escaped his captors battered and bruised after faking a heart attack and bolting when one of the kid.nappers panicked. Two men, William Rudy Wesson. a former Corona d~l Mar bank.er and a longtime friend of Scudder's, and Rick Dale ~llers, were convicted on kidnapping charges. Both were sentenced to life terms in state prison. During the tnal, both men testified that Scudder had been a willing party to the abduction, m which a $250,000 ransom was sought. Scudder denied the asseruons during the trial. Wesson, in a letter to an Orange County Superior Court judge, later admitted that Scudder was an innocent vtctim. The Scudder family sold its interest in the potato chjp and peanut butter company. located 10 Anaheim, to the Signal Oi;I Co. m the late 1950s. s=rom Page A 1 projects, which cater exclusively «> aenJor citizen tenants, perm.it between three and five units per parking place. "Moat aeruor c1Uzens would not need to have a car," he said. Michelson said he doesn't believe the city has much choice if it does not go along with hia proposal. . "I've been watching the problem between the city and former owners of, the land, and I've read about previous proposals that fell apart," he said. "I became concerned the city would lose the land to the former owners and the entire (522-acre) property would be developed Catalina crash kills 2 Two Torrance men were killed and two women seriously hurt when their Light plane ran off the end of Catalina Island's mountaintop Airport in the Sky. A Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department deputy said the small Piper Cherokee had already landed on the island airstrip Monday afternoon, but. "apparently there was a strong tail wind and they were unable to stop before they plunged off the embankment '' The airp0rt 1s located about rune mHes northwest of Avalon on the LSland. The plane was registered to George T1deweU of Rancho Palos Verdes. but Tidewell was not aboard when the accident took pl~ shortly after noon. The coroner's office identified the dead men as Max Remst.e1n, 62. and James Gibbons. -10 The injured women were 1dent1f1ed as Margaret Gibbons/ 40. of Ho-Ho-Kus, N J ., ana Delores Matuz. 41. of Torrance. Chance of fog with alt•rnoon 1outhw•ll•rly wind• of 15 to 20 mph Ow•n1 V1t11y th•rmom•tera lhc>ukl p4unije to th4I 20I tonight ind werm to th• 50• on WednMdey. IM -lhef Mr"'°9 Mid Wednesday Januarv.5 Coasta I TM hi9h OeMrt• lhOUld l>CI lelr with tom• hl9h clouda Lowe tonight lhOuld b9 25 to 35 end hlolll WednM<lll'J' ~ 55 to es In IM low dM9'11. tonlght'I low ehould b9 In 11111 mid· to upp« 30• 1nd Wednudey'1 hl9h ~65to73 LOUI gutty IOU~ windl of IS to 20 mph.,.. Pj)9Ct.cl In IM noohefn o.-11 Wedn.cley TM north 9tld of tM Itel• liiklfy wtll r.celvl rein on Wedl'IMCllY ind Ill• r••t ol North•rn C1lll0<nl1 hed IH• chenc. ol pr•clpltellon, th• Nellon•I WMth« s.r.1c9 Mid lodey. 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Michelson said last year the cit; sent a request for propoaals to him and about 100 other developers "It made absolutely no sense That's why no one responded.'' , From an economic standpoint, a Michelaon said the only plan that Buying a telephone bit complicated can work is to construct 1,600 apartment units -"a number By KAREN E. KLEIN that is beyond what the cltizena, O(tfM o..er 1"11ot It.ff the county or council would · Establishl11g new telephone prefer." service in Orange County will be He said his proposal is just a little bit more complicated workable because the rent this year, due to the formation of received from such a large a new telephone sales company, number of units would cover the American Bell, Inc. estimated $66.5 million cost of Pacific Telephone officials said buying the land, preparing it. American Bell, a whollyowned and constructing the three-story 1 u b s i d i a r y o f A m e r i ca n apartment buildings. Telephone & Telegrap~ Co., wµi Michelson and his partner sell new telephone equipment in would sell tax-exempt revenue direct competition with other bonds to finance the projects.\ vendors. . They said such bonds are "'-The new co~pany wall take available to developer• who over operations at nine reserve an entire project to PhoneCenter Stores tn Orange tenants with low and moderate County, including those in Costa incomes. Mesa, Santa Ana and Mission BoHJb scare evacuates county-bound plane Passengers aboard an Orange County-bound AirCal jet were evacuated in Reno after a man reported a bomb had been placed on the plane. The flight out of Reno Cannon Airport was delayed 90 minutes Monday afternoon as 70 passengers were shuttled to a remote part of the airport where luggage was searched No bomb was found and the plane destined for OakJand and John Wayne Airport an Oranf{e County later departed without incident, said Rich Peacock, spokesman for the airport at Reno The bomb threat was made by telephone from the Reno area but was automatically forwarded to AirCal's headquarters in Newport Beach. Peacock said the man claimed a bomb had been placed in luggage aboard the plane. Passengers were asked to :-eclaim their luggage, working on the theory that nobody would pick up a bag contaming a bomb. authonues said. Peacock said six pieces of luggage were not claimed and immediately were searched. Peacock said airport authonttes believe the bomb threat was a. hoax. He said the F B I w 1 l l Lnvest.igate Viejo, said Steve Gould, a Pacific Telephone SJ>Okesman. Six other PhoneCenter Stores in the county, incwding one in Irvine, will be converted to service centers, Gould said. The service centers will sell telephones until their back.logs of inventory are depleted. "lf all this sounds complicated, that's because it is," Gould said. The most obvious change for consumers 1s that those who C'hoose to buy a phone from Amer..ic.an Bell or another supplier, such as a retail store, will have to arrange with a Pacific Telephone Setvlce Center to have their phones connected. In the past, Gould said, if you bought a telephone from a • PhoneCenter Store, the clerk would arrange to have it connected and assign it a phone number Now, since PhoneCenter has become American Bell, the customer will have to contact a Pacific business office or service center to have the phone connected. The changes being made are a result of a decision by the Fede r a I Com mu nica tions Commission to promote compet it ion in the telecommunications field. Gould explaJned "In 1984 we'll be back in the phone sales busmess," he said. Residents of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Laguna Beach, who are served by General Telephone, will not be affected by the changes occuring at PacTel Marines to unveil 'Hornet' The Marine Corpe will unveil Its new F -18 "Hornet" jet fighter at special ceremonies Friday at its El Toro air atation. Actually, the Hornet baa been buzzing around Orange County since the firat two jets were delivered Dec. 15 from the Lemoore Naval Air Station eouth of Fresno. But coutal re.ldenta might have had a tough time apotting the Hornets as they stttaked out, above the ocean for intercept practice. They fly sort of fast. Top speed of the new jet is 1.8 times the speed of eound. It can fly higher than ~.ooo feet. The F-18 was designed to replace the F -4 ''Phantom'' and A-7 ''Conair II" fi hter jets. 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The action by th e Securitiea and Exchange Commlalon last Thunday and revealed today makes Los Angelea~based Union the nation's first major mortgage broker to offer t.ruat deed& through an Sl!:C reviewed proapectua, agency officia.ls a.Id. The leCW'ilies filing .ettles a 6-year-old SEC cue against Union, In which the mortgage broker wu accused of misrepresentins the quality of lnvestmenta, overstating the credit checb Union performed on borrowers, failing to promptly inform inve9ton that payments to their account were delinquent, and selling unregistered securities. Bank failures hit peak WASHINGTON (AP) -The rece81ion took Its toll on the banking industry ln 1982 as bank failures reached a 42-year peak, but the latest government reports point to an improving economy. Federal banking regulatory agencies said Monday t~at 43 banks failed last year, the highest number smce 1940. A.l&o, 46 savings and 1oan asaociatJona were merged with government assistance -the highest yearly total ever. The JT1()8t widely pubUciz.ed bank failure last 1'ear was that of Penn Square Bank of Oklahoma. W collapse was linked to energy loans that went 10Ur aa the economy was weakened and the oil industry fell deeper into a drllling and price slump. Dollar down; gold up LO. N~N (AP) -'n?e ~ollar fell sharply agai.Nt key currellC'les early today an a heavy 8elling wave that dealers said was triggered by large Swiss banks. The price of gold edged up. · Dealers aaid the dollar opened' flrm in heavy trading on European foreign ex.changes. But It rapidly declined in an hour-l<>Jl8 1eWng spree that followed the U.S . C\b'rency's plunge to ha loweat level in T.okyo since Feb. 22, 1982. AMERICAN LEADERS METALS '> HllW YO~I( (API .. ~. > p m, pnce NEW YORt< l"Pl -8pOt ...,,__ INlail •ftd "9t c~ of 11• \ell -k11 .. A"'"1cMI "' E•c,_.,. •-~·odey \r::i: MlliOl'•atly el ,_,.. t_, fl. e...-r 1•'-•11 «*'Ill e pouM, U 8 w m~ a v. -~ h~ 21'.IOO ... -~ ~ ~"'1 Ulf.:: 1-•Mt !AM ~2' _....pound. 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